Connors State College - Con Rah Yearbook (Warner, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

.:. .. ..f:?-Q ':.'.1'..... '...: ' i Q zsssg... sa W ' -V ... nn . . - 'Q 'ah A , . ' .:-... g-gps-, -: ' -'y.,'.:y Z A Mn: K 2 x x' 3, ai Q X.. , f g ,L .W -39 - I. S 4, WL, ,EH .-Q.. ,s ' an . . 4- Q 3 , ,.,,, --,..,, 7rTP ., . , ,,:.,,. ,. v., 1 . , . , . - 0 - l,' '? J 1 3, I I 10 Q. , 1. f .f W 2 'Uf .DV tA K 0' 4' '1 I ,r 4 XM 0 N14 of 60' nj Dai Of' 467. od 4+ Uv' La 4, iA, X A V up 1'0XJa.,J17'a MJ auf E001 Ltcdjpofda A V 1 kpc- 00 R l 'lY'vjXv4y p A A411411 ,qc X100 in 'V 01 Q K f' u 0 .a 'o 1 oo VM: ,WA ,. My S vo? lvl' alfa W ,QM ZKXL0! 'ado If F1005 A Ol loud, Q ' Mlm 40 be WN W fa Q w V 'Mg 9 QL' 3 -JMWZMQO i is , A WWJUWMM W ww WM ,www 6' - f . 95 My' ,awww W Wfiw if .ift wb, PM Q, L fwv w ' - ' ww L ,Z,f,W, .z,.!,,w f.A! A 'MJZ7 ,lLg.b.M4-f-fZ'5 'k- ,WJ ,LN AJ ,AM A VM, 32 .44 ,zo Q-f'4 '7 fu 7 1 4 ,cw 1,1 Au, , ' , M , . , Qm,,.1.,.... 42... -N ---L - --in-V A fr T07 CZ C79 'QW- 'TT .TQQZXCQ 16114, - g1i - flriktvcg K The Con fi '59 5173 TA LQ T342 H QQ 1957-58 who .t mg, 150 ' X' .,-,. S9 92 5521.- Wc give you this 1958 Con-Rah! to remember and hope that you joy it as much as We enjoyed doing it for you. Miss Marshall Worked with the group the first semcsterg Miss Harrison, the second semester. Mr. Harold Martin did the photographyg Harley Reno, the snapshots. CONNURS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Publzlrlaed by W arner, Oklahoma Litbograpbed by SEMCO COLOR PRESS Oklahoma Ciw Oklahoma .i . Q, I RWM, M 1 M Q Q? .Av 'lv ,V,, . , , we a s an Sfafml: Carol Moore, Rose Ann Prentice, Dean Lewis, Norma Sue Killingsworth, JoAnn McEver, Frances 'fi ii, V Q' Ethcredve, Pauline Emanuel, Sltzmfitz : Ima Sue Norwood, Carol larrard, Martha Sue Hines, Sue Cleveland, I s s 2 . , t - u p 9 ' Dovia Real, Harley Reno, Pat Scriba, Pat Garvin, Jimmie Lou Smith, Paula Vanhooser, Phyllis Hines. Sponsors: Miss Marshall, Miss Harrison. J Student Senate The Connors Student Senate is composed of representatives from each class and from active organizations on the campus. The purpose of student government of Connors is to co-ordinate all student activities and to bring about closer relationships between the college administration, faculty, and student body. The Executive Committee: Bill Wells, President, Frances Etheredge, Vice-President, Ima Sue Norwood, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Robert Thomas, Parliamentarian. New officer for second semester: Dean Lewis, Vice-President. Sponsors were Dean A. B. Childress and Mrs. Louise Jacob. Firxf Row: Robert Thomas, Frances Ethcrcdge, Ima Sue Norwood, Bill E. Wells. Sl'l'0l1Il Row: Aneita I. Green, Dean Lewis Jerri Lipe Rose Ann Prentice. Third Row: Mrs. Louise Jacob as sponsor, Paula Vanhooser, Pat Garvin, Pat Scriba, Pat Clark, Dean A. B. Childress as sponsor. Fottrfb Row: Dale Holt, Laura Trimm. .1-. 1, wr 'F' sinh 5 ., J C Dean .r Greetm The 1958 Con-Rah! is a pictorial history of one year of your life at Connors. I hope you will always- be able to remember this year with pleasure. In this fast-changing world of ours, great chal- lenges lie ahead of us. We can best meet these chal- lenges by securing a good education. We hope, of course, that each of you will spend the first two years of your college life at Connors. I should like to say to the Sophomores that I con- sider it a privilege to have had the opportunity of working with you during the past two years. I value your friendship and wish for you the best that life has to offer. And to the Freshmen-I am looking forward with pleasure to the 1958-S9 school year, hoping that each of you will be able to return to Connors and con- tinue your education. Sincerely yours, A. B. Childress Dean refzklentff Message Congratulations to the Con-Rah! staff for this school year's history. XVe owe a lot to those who have preserved this year's activities in picture and story. It has required a tremendous amount of time and effort, and we extend our thanks. Congratulations to the young men and women who have made up this year's student body. It has been good to have you on the campus. The faculty and the administration are privileged to have had the oppor- tunity to be of service to you. This is an important age in which we live, and one that should challenge the best there is in us, students and faculty alike. Our leadership in the free world is being challenged as never before, yes, even our own way of life. How well we meet that challenge now, and in the future, depends on how well each of us faces up to it. I hope that each has set for himself high goals for scholarship and cooperative living and has made good progress in his attainment. If, as you review this year's work, you can find that your college has helped you in attaining these goals, and in strengthening your faith in our way of life, we will have satisfaction with you. Congratulations to the graduating sophomores and a friendly invitation to the freshmen to return next year to study with us, and best wishes to all. Jacob Johnson President W 1 ':., ,ww L . . A. 'af' E nl? 53 I t , ' I lelalaoma State Regents For Education K 'l ' s....a 5-gt First Row: John Rogers, Tulsa, Chairman, Clee O. Doggett, Cherokee, Vice-Chairman, Wharton Mathies, Clayton, Secretary, S. A. Bryant, Cushing, Assistant Secretary, W. D. Little, Ada, Julius H. Johnston, Lawton. Seeoml Row: Guy M. Harris, Ardmore, Claude S. Chambers, M.D., Seminole, Bob F. Allee, Hammon, M. A. Nash, Chancellor: T. G. Sexton, Administrative Assistant. Boara' of Regents OKLAHOMA A. AND M. COLLEGES Earl Russell, Duncan, O. L. Lackey, Hitchita, Amos K. Bass, jr., Durant, P. E. Harrill, Oklahoma City, W. R. Williams Cchairmanj , Altus, F. G. Drummond, Hominy, Harold Hutton, Oklahoma City, Roy Nall, Boise City, Forrest Mclntire, Midwest City, Elmer Harbour, Shawnee fNot Picturcdj. .. . fszfirss. fif,i2'-1225593 . K H ...,-., S 3 gi . W si 5 ml MISS ANNABELLE GATLIN MISS CLAIRE A. HARRISON Registrar, and Chief Clerk Dean of XVomen, and Mathematics Secretary to the President Instructorg Sponsor of The Con-Rah! History of Connors College Connors State Agricultural College was authorized by an ZICI of the first legislature, May 10, 1908. Through the influence of Senator Campbell Russell, Wariaer was chosen as its location and one-hundred-sixty acres of land upon which the school is located was given to the school by the citizens of Wfarner. The school was named for Mr. tl. P. Connors who was at that time President of the State Board of Agriculture. The first session of Connors opened in February of 1909 in downtown Wfarner. In 1911, the Administration Building was completed and the school was moved to its present site, one mile west of Wfarner. Mr. KI. A. Liner was the first president. Mr. Wfalter Van Allen was the succeeding president in 1910, and he was followed by Mr. S. Murray in 191 1. The presidents during the 1912- 1 913 session of the school were Mr. V. Faulk- ner and Mr. W. S. Jackson. President Rennick replaced Jackson in 1913, but he remained only a short time. He was succeeded by Mr. Malone who resigned in 1917. At that time Mr. George A. Coffey of Haskell State School of Ag- riculture was transferred to Connors. In 1918 Mr. H. C. King became president of Connors and he held the position for fifteen years. Succeeding him as president was Mr. Jacob Johnson whose service has been continuous. In 1943 the war program called Mr. Johnson into active service overseas, and during his leave of absence Mr. True B. Emer- son served as acting president. From the original one-hundred-sixty acres, the college land has been increased to two-hundred-ninety acres, and the buildings have increased from one to twelve major buildings. The campus, which covers about thirty-four acres, is beautifully landscaped. An amendment to the Oklahoma Constitution made on July 11, 1944, set up a governing board for the agri- cultural and mechanical colleges. This board consists of nine members, eight of whom are appointed by the Gover- nor subject to the approval of the State Senate, and the ninth member is the president of the State Board of Agri- culture. Connors is also under the supervision of the I3oardofRegents for Higher Education. H 'i V.. A lk . . if ? 4 'f A . at .f.fa.-i Max 9 , . . Kam! ,,c...1..f., ,,.....,.m r stl A J- P- ARNSPIGER A- L. BOOKOUT EVERETT BYRD W. H. CARTER Commerce Farm Assistant Industrial Arts Custodian I K' .. 91: 4 f x iii fr, ws 2 4 sc., W, ' W -... EVELYN COTTRELI. WALTER DRAUGHON HUBERT R. GIBSON LORENE GILLIAM Home Economics Religious Education Industrial Arts Dietitian rdf IRENE HODGES ROBERT HODGES A. R. JACOB LOUISE JACOB Clerk Typist Agriculture Agriculture Physical Education and Social Science Vx Q V it I . ' ' ig, Mgmt!! gf A A . :' i 'ii W. T. JOHNSON WESLEY KEENEY HELEN KLINE LIBBY MARSHALL Veteran Counselor Physical Education Humanities Communications A and Athletics and Athletics and German Ji, Q ' 1 ,A 4 if K we ug 5 K, ,A-45, X . Vk.. V 'Y' mfg W.. , f ',hV E ,gh 5 ' HAROLD J. MARTIN H. C. MERRITT CHARLES MONTGOMERY MARION S. PANTEI. Physical Science Assistant Engineer English Vocal Music .1-s..n.... QT! M,-.4 W-'nv I MM' LULA PRATT LURA RIMMER MRS. OPAL ROBERSON JIMMIE HUGH ROGERS Librarian History Hostess Physical Science fi we A . ga! ' X 3 4-X ,peI.,..,,HV -Q . '-i. . J. f.::.:.. , , sl-..:-S-' .1 vnu .- 9. 1, . 'Q fs s -, x f 0555.0 Sl p LELA SCHAUBLIN CLINT SMITH CHARLES S. WALLIS RUTH M. WHITE Dietitian Engineer Biological Science Art CAPTAIN JAMES H. MOORE MRS. KAY WILSON MXSGT. CARL W. SKEEN Military Science Hostess Military Science .Y . ,W M, -i ,pw 'WY 92 v0 ' K1 A.,-' gn,-:av Sophomore! Charles Eugene Abbott Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Arfx and Sl'jl'IIfl' Leamon Leon Applegarth Muskogee, Oklahoma Ellgifzeerillg Norman XVayne Ahrend Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Arfx lI1ItISl'il'IIt'I' Jerry Dale Archer Council Hill, Oklahoma Science' Jim A. Barnes Drumright, Oklahoma Pbri sim! Eilllftlffflll Daniel Paul Blair Eufaula, Oklahoma I1ltI1lXf7'jlII Arfs James XVesley Brown Muldrow, Oklahoma fl7'fXl1I1t1Sf'it'1Il'0 Teddy Dean Butler Morris, Oklahoma Pb3'xir'aIEdzzc'f1fio11 James Lee Cagle Catoosa, Oklahoma Plljxrinzl E1f1z4'z1lio11 Charles T. Canady Tulsa, Oklahoma Gl'll!'l'tII EJIIFHHOII Dana Lou Carter Gore, Oklahoma Elflllfllfdlj' Ezlncvziiofz Percy M. Carter Atoka, Oklahoma Science Sue Ann Chapman Webhers Falls, Oklahoma Arfx and Sriezzrc' Sue Elizabeth Cleveland Muskogee, Oklahoma Gcnffrzzl E!1IlC'61fi0l1 Robert Cox Okemah, Oklahoma Gellrrnl Etfllfllfiflll Xvayne M. Dial Vian, Oklahoma I11zf11xfrioIArfx Betty Lou Dickey XVebbers Falls, Oklahoma BIlXj1lI'.YS Fl11lt'tIfi07l Finns Howard Doolin Braggs, Oklahoma ffflflllifdl El1KQiIIl'f'!'ilIg Robert Paul Drake Haskell, Oklahoma Ai-lx11r1JSfie11c'e Leon Benjamin Dixon Muskogee, Oklahoma Plzyxiral EIIIIICYIHOII Q Q i nw '1,,4e 131 new-in. 'fl Y' naar, ,Q 'S ,..,,-us.. false, 1 bl' QBUUHGWP ' 1 fvqgg PR, Q24-TP' ,swag V . Ns. Sophomore! Seymour Edgar Drake Sallisaw, Oklahoma Gemfral Hflzrrnfimz Sadie Ruth Edwards Sallisaw, Oklahoma E1f'lIlI'IIf61l'j' Ezfzzrafiolz Gary Ray Elmore Henryetta, Oklahoma Ezzgimfcriug Pauline Ruth Emanuel Muskogee, Oklahoma Elvnzrfztury Ezlzzvaiiorz Frances -lo Etheredge Muskogee, Oklahoma Ari O. C. Flanagan Muldrow, Oklahoma Arfx and Sfirfzfz' Scott Allen Fowler Henryetta, Oklahoma EllgiIIFf'!'i7IkQ Karen Sue Fuller Gore, Oklahoma Home Economics Roger Lynn Geary Dewar, Oklahoma Gezmral Ef1IlCY1lli01I David Gerald Glenn Okemah, Oklahoma Efzginocrilzg Billy Joe Green Muskogee, Oklahoma General Erfzzmfion Bill Otis Hagan Pierce, Oklahoma Science Ronald Gene Hales Okay, Oklahoma Psychology Kenneth M. Harrald Warner, Oklahoma Ellgillfffillg Bernice F. Hill Stigler, Oklahoma Arfs mm' Sc'ic'111'v Martha Sue Hines Xvatts, Oklahoma Mt'lIiL'HI Tt'l'X7lI!IIf1lQj' Oscar Nelson Hollis Wfarner, Oklahoma EIllQiIll'l'Yi1llQ David E. Holloway Wagoner, Oklahoma EIIKQ'f1lI'I'YfIlKQ Ray Dale Holt Forum, Oklahoma AKQVfl'lllfIlVl' Elizabeth Carol Jarrard XVebbers Falls, Oklahoma Home ElY1lIOIlIil'S '-5' ,'l'?7a '-f .ara ,funn-.,, W' --,lb at 4746-7' ,.-1-QQ 11? V-TE' ,ug 'it W3 2 Vi. 'TI' T 'm-.W 5 t my ,F-Sh-., IVV 'X 5 ia. wa .S i 5955: Soplaomoref Norma Sue Killingsworth Cheeotah, Oklahoma Soriology Kenneth Ray Kinslow Okemah, Oklahoma Engizlvrriflg Ray Allen Kirk Xvestville, Oklahoma Hisfory James F. Larney Wfelcetka, Oklahoma Physical E11 umlion jerry Boyd Lemley Checotah, Oklahoma Gmrrul Eziumtion Iva Dean Lewis Wagoner, Oklahoma English Paul Edward Lewis Wfarner, Oklahoma Mafllrmufirs XVilma Jean Martin Warner, Oklahoma Home Eronomics Clifford L. Massengale Okmulgee, Oklahoma Mafbwrzuiifs John Jefferson Matthews Oktaha, Oklahoma Maflarzrzafifx Charles Edward McConnell Gore, Oklahoma SCiC'IZLY' Jess Calvin Moore Porum, Oklahoma FI7giI7l'L'Yi7Ig Carol Lee Moore Okemah, Oklahoma Art Hazel Matlock Moss Tulsa, Oklahoma Hixlory Daniel Thomas Norman XVagoner, Oklahoma E7IgiIIi FYiI1g Ima Sue Norwood Checotah, Oklahoma General Educufiou Bobby Gene Owens Muld row, Oklahoma Grlzrral Erfzffuliorl Robert Lee Pinkston Beggs, Oklahoma Muffarrzzafivx Yvonne Smith Powers Xwehlxers Falls, Oklahoma FIllQilII'K'YiI1g Rose Ann Prentice Stigler, Oklahoma English , fr,-.1-5 tri, f 'N my , ' .i - Q ,V ,J V fl ' A ' ,r,.. -'-'-as O My .ir r .76 ' gr in 4-'Hx ansgr dd' 'IV' 'K ,X Sophomore! Clarence Dee Prince Tulsa, Oklalioma Iiugiuvcrifig Tommy Gene Richardson Henryetta, Oklahoma A erozmfizzg Roy A. Rott Clieeotall, Oklahoma Fl1iQil7!'l'7'ilI.Q Wfoxie Hayden Ryal Hen ryetta, Qklalloma flrlx mm' Sriwzrr Gentry Allen Ruark Vian,Oklal1oma Ci!'lll'?'6II E!1Ill'l1fi0I7 Lyn Ritter Vian, Oklahoma Iflwzzrlzfrrry Etl1lt'lIfi0l1 Orian L. Scott Preston, Oklahoma FIIKQHXXJ - Hixfory Patsy Ann Seriba Xvagoner, Oklahoma Arfx and SCfl'7Il'l' Aloe Bob Selvitlge Tularl, Oklahoma Iilzgifzorrifzg Dewey Monroe Spyres Marble City, Oklahoma C?t'!It'l't1IEdilfllfiflfl Emily Ann Stacy XVebluerQ Falls, Oklahoma EIt'llIl'7Iflll'j' Et1lll'lIfi0l7 Dewey Clay Talley XVagoner, Oklahoma I'XvyxirnIEzl11rr1lio11 Robert Dale Thomas Hen ryetta, Olilalioma IlfC'!IIllIfilIKQ XVilliam Eugene Xvells XVQIILS, Oklahoma Pfwysirnl Ezflffrllioll George Henry XVrigl1t Hitel1ita,Oklal1on1a Hixfory Billy F. Ratliff XY'LlYI1Cf,ORli1l1tJl11H Sorinlrzlqry - PXYYt'fI!JI!!KQAX' Dovia Mae Real Sallisaw, Oklahoma Ar! Glyn Ritter Vian, Oklahoma lmllfslrirzl fl Vfx A. D. Jamex Sapulpa, Oklahoma Pfxyxiull Ellnnrliolz Ima Taylor Sallisaw, Qklalioma IT1r'un'11fr1ry Eflzfruliolz Freflrmen -f::::f 'W dfbn www, -5'-f ' ii Ibm-mlmy Abbott Stephen Allen Xvesley Asbury Genevieve Barnes l'iLll'l P. Barnes Cllwem:il1,Okl.1. Multlrow, Okln. XY eleetkn, Okla. Porum,Okl:1. Muldrow, Okln. 'Uh -Qtzzvls fl- It -fiv Rita S. Bennett Kennetlm R. Blair Frankye Brewer Cecil Blake luis .lo Blaylock Vian, Okla. XY'41goner, Okln. Eufnuln, Olclri. Meleoud, Oklgl. Muldrow, Olcln. new .QQ ,4'fgfl:-is Mem Frank Borovetz Eugene Buelmnan Delmas Buckmaster Irlzm Bullard Joan Butler Muskogee, Okla. Collinsville, Okla. Cheeotah, Okla. Checotah, Okla. Whgoner, Okln. Q11 -aliv 4--'S-viii: Dan Deloyd Burr G. Kay Bradley CharlCS BrnSCl Hen ryetta, Okla. Xvnrner, Okla. Marble City, Okla. Dfumfighff Oklil- P11lllS 4 Brewer alley, Oklu Freflamen Imogene Briley XVeblJers Falls, Okln. vV11gOl'lCI', Olala. Vernon Clark, -Ir. Bristow, Okla. Deloret Crawford Tulsa, Okln. W , I A . Y, if -P' eff S Garnier Field Mtwlcogee, Olila. ,,.4-, 4.56 XVilliam Choate Cheeotnh, Okla. Lester Choate Joanna Cannon Wzlgcvner, Okln. ,113 k 39 ,ar vw. gt, 25 V . . Gary Wfayne Cox Okemah, Okln. C. Max Claunch XVarner, Okla. Donna B. Condo Keota, Okla. 3 fx-Q ,J Patsy Fllis Vian, Okla. Reasor Denison Porter, Olila. Mary DeF0or W'arner, Okla. ,nw filly ls- Wf- --r f f Billy Joe Fisher Deanna Flanagan Margaret Fletcher MCLOud, Okla. Multlrow, Okla. Muskogee, Okla. uv. Pat fX.QllZ11'k Muskogee, Okla. ,W we Edith L. Cox Muskogee, Okln. 'C' Q John F, Elsner XVeleetk:1, Okla. Mary F. Floyd Sallisaw, Okln. reylamen fm WD Q sf' Franklin Folsom L. Wyona Gulley Aneita J. Green Stigler, Okla. Stigler, Olila. Muldrow, Olcla. its QR ...anna- Fdwin L. Grame Leonard Gamble Siloam Spring, Ark. NVebbers Falls, Okla 'VY Q.. Louise M. Gamble Pat Garvin Charlotte Hall XVebbers Falls, Okla. Sallisaw, Okla. Tahlequah, Okla. :Qt A. Peggy J. Haney Harold Henderson Jim Henry Porum, Okla, XVarner, Okla. Gore, Okla. A-.4-ng., ICN: Bill Hollenbeck Betty Holt Donald Honaker Oklahoma City, Okla. Porum, Okla. Catoosa, Okla. nga W., Roger Lee Hall Ima. L. Hall Muskogee, Okla. Braggs, Okla. Robert Herd Phyllis Hines Bristow, Okla. Wfatts, Okla. Robbie Humphrey joan Jacob Sallisaw, Okla. Warner, Okla. Freshmen Jack Johnson, Jr. Dorothy Jordan Barbara ,Iudkins Ivan Kellogg Patricia Kellogg Osage, Okla. Muskogee, Okla. Muskogee, Okla. Warner, Okla. Warner, Okla. .Quik Mmm., 'Ti Jeff Kilpatrick Jane Kloeckler Millard Kuykendall Harold Lackey Jerri Lipe Keefeton, Okla. Checotah, Okla. Sallisaw, Okla. Morris, Okla. Porurn, Okla. 4 jerry McClure Teasie McCrary Jo Ann McEver Virginia McGuire Jessie Martin Owasso, Okla. Warner, Okla. Sallisaw, Okla. Muskogee, Okla. Cheeotah, Okla. Alfred Marshall Don L. Miller Loucille Morgan Ada J. Morris J. B. Neal Dewar, Okln. Sallisaw, Okla. Muldrow, Okla. Vian, Okla. Sallisaw, Okla. Freshmen 12535 Marion L. Uwens Muldrow, Okla. swf' Carole Pace Pedro Pantaja Joe C. Phillips Muskogee, Okla. Torreon Coah, Mex. Wfainwright, Okla. f w Peggy Ratterree Wfarner, Okla. ,gum Johnny L. Rogers Muskogee, Okla. N-9-:Assisi -K' Mary Jo Roberson Harley Reno Mary Reynolds Haskell, Okla. Ketchum, Okla. Vian, Okla. ,pause 'LA wil' Billy Q. Rowland William Shoemake J. K. Simmons, Jr. Tulsa, Okla. Warner, Okla. Vian, Okla. QQ' .Win S. Faye Powell Porum, Okla. I , johnny Richardson Henryetta, Okla. Ronald Slape Braggs, Okla. Donald Slape S. Ben Smith Geraldine Smith Jimmie L. Smith Marvin Sparks Braggs, Okla. Vian, Okla. XVeleetka, Okla. Sallisaw, Okla. Hitehita, Okla. Freylamen 48?- gf- fat QQ? fi, S ? Ig ,jf si , ' + 3. S , iw mi A! , . Jewel D. Williams Donald Stewart Bob Starkey Etta Faye Stockton Marcia Stockton XVeleetka, Okln. Cliceotah, Okla. Muskogee, Okla. Muldrow, Okln. Muldrow. Okla. 'Q-'ar Harold Stockstill John Srolzcr Jerry Swank Edith -I. Synar Dan Thompson Brnggs, Okln. Tulsa, Okla. XVatts, Okla. Wfarner, Okln. Okmulgee, Okla. was -H W't 'f- . 1 7. .. ,S ,W ,wma i 7 few 5 , , if ' - 1 I 1 'gpr I JI S e X H-we ' A ,Q t i 1 ,- I f Laura F. Trimm Paula Vnnhooser Shirley Volz John P. Voss Benny Wall XVnrner, Okln. XVntts, Okla. Muskogee, Okln. Checotnh, Okln. Stonewall, Okla. L 'M ns .0-V. YQ .W ve' ,Aww-. qw-, r a s 'V 5 f 11 ' IOAHH XVCISSOIN Sonya XVebb Barbara Wfeaver WllI11Ll Wfhitesell Clmrles Wl1orton Wagcaiwcr, Okln. Porum, Okla. Forum, Okln. Clxeeotnh, Okln. Warner, Okla. FVBJIQTMBM 'J 7? ff! if Sr Favs. X 3 'sm Mvss, 3 3 W Wava Sue XVilson Tom Wilson Sandra K. Wood John Woodward Sallisaw, Okla. Muskogee, Okla. Sallisaw, Okla. Sallisaw, Okla. Wiener Roast at Frosh, there Tenkiller 6 Classwork Resumed Halloween Aggie Club and Dance Collegiate 4-H Club 31 Football with Miami, Square Dance here 7 Faculty Meeting NOVEMBER Student Senate Meeting 7 Football with Murray, 8- Pre-enrollment for here CHomecomingj second semester 9 F.H.A. Sub-District 9 Art Exhibit Meeting 11 Basketball with Tulsa 12 Student Senate Meeting Frosh, there 14 Football with Northern, R.O. Rifle Match at there O.M.A. 20 Thanksgiving Recess 13- First Semester Began Examinations 25 Classwork Resumed 16 R.O. Rifle Match at Leonard Young Aggie Club Wiener O.M.A. Okemah' Okla' Roast 17 First Semester Closed 26 Student Senate Meeting 18 Basketball with Bacone, Faculty Dinner there 27 Assembly, Paul Bruner 20 Registration for All E Faculty Meeting Students 0 DECEMBER 21 Classwork Began 2 Basketball with Student Senate Meeting SEPTEMBER Okmulgee at Sallisaw 22 Aggie and Collegiate Freshman Orientation 3 Basketball with O.M.A., 4-H Club Meeting and Registration for All here 23 Basketball with Murray, Students S First Semester Music here Classwork Began Recital 24 Basketball with Football with Hender- Tri Psi Cake Walk Northern, here son, there S- 7 Basketball Tournaments 27 Basketball with R.O.T.C. Luncheon at Miami Okmulgee Tech., here Faculty Meeting 6 Aggie Program 27- High School Boys Class Meetings 9-14 Girls Invitation Invitational Basketball Assembly, Talent Re- Tournament Tournament view 9 Tri Psi Pie Supper 29 Basketball with Bacone, Football with O.M.A., Collegiate 4-H Club here here Meeting 31 Basketball with Paris, Student Senate Meeting 10 Basketball with Paris, Texas, there OCTOBER Texas, here FEBRUARY Faculty Picnic Student Senate Meeting 1 High School Boys Party 12 4-H Club Meeting Invitational Basketball Football with The Out- 16 Basketball with Central Tournament laws , here Christian, here R.O. Rifle Match at Football with Eastern, 17 4-H Club Meeting Henderson State there Aggie Christmas Party Ouachita Student Senate Meeting Faculty Christmas Party 3 Square Dance Student Senate Meeting at President's Home 4 Student Senate Meeting Faculty Meeting 18 Basketball with Basketball with Murray, Meeting of Students Benedictine Heights there with Advisors College, here 6 Basketball with Eastern, Football with O.M.A. Christmas Assembly, here there Art and Music 7 R,O. Rifle Match at School dismissed for Department Oklahoma State O.E.A. Meeting 19 Christmas Dance University Classwork Resumed sponsored by Tri Psi 8 Basketball with Student Senate Meeting 20 Christmas Holiday Benedictine Heights Art Class Trip to Began College, there Philbrook JANUARY 11 Basketball with Miami, Sabres and Stripes 4 Basketball with Tulsa there Jack Yoskum Muldrow, Okla. 12 Music Program at Haskell High School 13 Valentine's Dance, Art Club 14 Basketball with O.M.A., there 17 Basketball with Northern, there 18 Student Senate Meeting 19-22 District Basketball Tournament 21 Basketball with Miami, there 24 Cake Walk, Home Economics Club ZS Basketball with Eastern, there 27 Basketball with Arkansas University Frosh at Sallisaw MARCH 1 Basketball with Arkansas University Frosh, there 4 Student Senate Meeting 5 Western Day with Barn Dance sponsored by Russell Belles 7 Earle Spicer, Ballad Singer, Assembly 7- 8 State Home Economics Meeting at Shawnee 10 Assembly, Jack Rank- Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew 14 R.O. Military Ball 18 Student Senate Meeting 21 End of nine weeks 24 Dance APRIL 1 Student Senate Meeting 3 Easter Recess Began 8 Classwork Resumed 9 Assembly, Rabbi Rosenthal 15 Student Senate Meeting 17 R.O.T.C. Federal A Inspection 29 'fl Student Senate Meeting MAY 6 Second Semester Music Recital 8 Mother's Day Tea- Home Economics Department 13 Student Senate Meeting 18 Baccalaureate 19 Commencement 19-22 Semester Examinations 23 Second Semester Closed 17:7 new A'-M 'aff ,aut M ff,,,,,,,, , f'.!f. .,...-1 by 2.951 Connors ollegzkm The Connors Collegian, a member of the Oklahoma Press Association, began its 28th year under the sponsor- ship of Mr. C. E. Montgomery. It is a monthly publication reporting all the events on the college campus both in picture and story from chatter box items, to feature articles on campus personalities. The staff includes: Sue Chapman, Fditorg Dean Lewis, Assistant Editor, Rose Ann Prentice, Make-Up Editorg Roger Geary, Sports Editor, Carol Jarrard, Society Editor, Norma Sue Killingsworth, Feature Editorg Pauline Emanuel, Dormitory Editorg Hugh Harris, Circulation Manager. Staff members made field trips to nearby city newspapers and culminated the year's activities with a social event. Lettermenfr lub FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL LETTERMEN: Jerry Archer, Ray Kirk, James Cagle, Bill Wells, A. D. James, Ronnie Hales, John Matthews, Dewey Talley, Frey Larney, Tommy Richardson, jack Johnson, Ted Butler, Benny Wiill, john Paul Voss, Harold Lackey, Jack Gilbreath, Eugene Buchanan, Joe Langston, Bob Dunlap, Albert Diehm, Farl Coke, Ronald Slapc, Leon Pack, Delmas Buckmaster, Willis Caglc, Benny Smith, Junior Simmons, Don Cobb. 'QQ 13. -...af Y it i h LMV. f . qv, V --s 1- A 9, M- 'q T be Con-Rah! Queen 'Benq Coedj' MISS ANEITA GREEN of Muldrow, Gklahoma J-qw, German Club The German Club organized with Mrs. Helen Kline, German instruc- tor, as sponsor. Members are those who are enrolled in the German lan- guage courses or are otherwise inter- ested in Germany. The Club,s pur- pose is to promote better relations be- tween American and German citi- zens. Members are: Bill Ratliff, Millard Kuyken- dall, Tommy Richardson, Paula Vanhooser, and Mrs. Kline, Sponsor. Frencb Club The purpose of the French Club is to promote interest in the study of the language and the culture of the French people. The members of the French Club are: Vir- ginia Brcwer, Bill Scott, George Wright, Miss Lura Rimmer as sponsor. International Relation! Club Miss Rimmer also has the Interna- tional Relations Class Ql-Iistory 201 J . Members are: Robert Willhite, Bill Scott, George Wright, Vernon Clark, Hazel Moss, Kenneth Matthews, Dewey Talley, Robbie Humphrey, Ada Morris, Joel A. May. T be Librmy lub Where everyone comes is a good ex- pression for Mrs. Pratt's udomainn. At the Christmas Party: Vernon Clark, Norma Sue Killingsworth, Joe Ward, Paula Vanhooser, Dovia Real, Seymour Drake, Phyllis Hines, Jeff Kilpatrick, Wava Sue Wilson, Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. Pratt and her Sraff',: seated is Mrs. Prnttg standing are Norma Sue Killingsworth, Seymour Drake, Wava Sue Wilson, Jeff Kilpatrick, Phyllis Hines, Vernon Clark, Dovia Real, Joe Ward, and Paula Vanhooser. '27 Muyic The Connors Music Department's appearances included: request talent program at Haskell High School, in- cluding vocal and piano solos, trio and quartet, Margaret Fletcher at the Musical Arts Society of Muskogee, Reasor Denison at the opening reception for the Daughters of the American Revolution in Muskogee, participation in an all campus talent assembly, furnished musical numbers for the theatre production of the Drama Classg and appeared on the Baccalaureate and Commencement programs. Connors Music Department furnished the Musical program for the Junior College Section of the Oklahoma lee lub GLEE CLUB: Mrs. Pantel as sponsor, Pauline Emanuel, Dorothy Jordan, Mary DeFoor, Margaret Fletcher, Carole Pace, Frankye Brewer, Mary Ellen Floyd, Rose Ann Prentice, Ima Sue Norwood, Carol Moore, Shirley Volz, Phyllis Hines, Sue Ann Chapman, Carol Jarrard, Roger Geary, Pat Scriba, Nila Keck, Glyn Ritter, Sadie Edwards, Reasor Denison, Bill Green, Charles Abbott. are 5 1 ,na .2 ,lg i ... 'B Department Teachers Convention at Oklahoma City in October, joined with the art department for the Christmas assembly program, and With the art students sponsored a Connors Showboatn Lyceum group, appearing in towns of the im- mediate area. Music groups represented on the campus consist of the glee club, Connor's Harmonettes Ca girls trioj , the Con- nors A Cappella quartet Cgirls quartetj , a mixed quartet, a mixed octet, a girls' ensemble and several duet teams, both vocal and piano. ENSFMBLE: Lyn Ritter, Mary DeF00r, Gary Elmore, Carole Pace, Bill Green, Virginia McGuire, Reasor Denison, Margaret Fletcher. 'fx i' 6 is 51 gr f Qin, igk 4-3: ' Y A I N. fi Music Hath Cloarmfrj it gf ,,.+. rrrzv xr .N V.-WG. Xixs V .IV TRIO: Laura Trimm, Margaret Fletcher, Mary Ellen DeFoor. DUET: Ima Sue Norwood, Reasor Denison Ye Old Love Seat Us Four-No More QUARTET: Frzmkye Brewer, Gary Elmore, Ima Sue Norwood, DUET: Mary Ellen Floyd, Virginia McGuire. Lyn Ritter. Art Club The Art Club offxccrs elected Bob Starkey Pres1dent, Carol Moore, VICE Presldent Laura Trnmm Secretary Treasurer Genevncve Barnes Student Senate Representatlve, Mrs. Ruth M Whlte, sponsor ACYIVIIICS for the year mcludcd Monthly Art Exlubxts, Fleld Trips to Plulbrook Art Museum and Gllcrease Art Museum m Tulsa Valentmc s Day Dance, Semester Art Exlsnbxts Murals for the Recrcatxon Hall Mothers Day Tea Chr1stm1s Backdrop for thc Music Department and Stag Settmgs for the Lyceum Showboat Members Carol Moore Dovla Real Sue Anderson J D Hllllxouse Bermce H1ll,Maur1 Pat Clark Mrs Ruth Wh1te as sponsor CCHCVIBVC Barnes Laura Trlmm Bob Starkey. uvrhe Littlest Artist is xl Robin Wallk It-Q In ..kk Members are: Wilma Jean Whitesell, Dorthy Jordan, Mrs. Evelyn Cottrell as sponsor, Phyllis Hines, Wava Sue Wilson, Virginia Brewer, Sonya Webb, Betty Holt, Jerri Lipe, Jessie Martin, I,oucille Morgan, Shirley Volz, JoAnn McEver, Mary Jo Roberson, Pat Garvin, Jimmie Lou Smith, Jane Kloeckler, Barbara XVeaver, Donna Condo, Dorothy Abbott, Edith Synar, Pat Clark. Russell Belief Russell Belles, an organization for freshmen women, elected Wava Sue Wilson, President, Mary Ellen Floyd, Vice- Presidentg Deanna Flanagan, Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Garvin, Student Senate Representative, Mrs. Evelyn Cottrell, S onsor. The Club's social activities included Western Da M with a Barn Daneev, and a club ienic. P Y P Tri Psi Tri Psi, sophomore women's organization, elected Sue Cleveland, President, Pauline Emanuel, Vice-President, Dean Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Scriba, Student Senate Representative, Miss Libby Marshall, sponsor. For sec- ond semester: Pauline Emanuel, President, Carol Moore, Vice-President, Miss Lura Rimmer, sponsor. The theme of the Club's Christmas Dance was: The North Pole , with Santa, his helpers, and his reindeer. Music was furnished by The Rhythmairesf' Members are: Dean Lewis, Sue Cleveland, Pauline Emanuel, Rose Ann Prentice, Pat Scriba, Miss Libby Marshall as sponsor, Emily Stacy, Frances Jo Etheredge, Dovia Real, Karen Fuller, Dana Carter, Sadie Edwards, Ima Sue Norwood, Norma Sue Killingsworth, Martha Sue Hines, Carol Moore. 5:1-we J if Home Economzcy , onnors Club isa member of the O.H.Ii.A. and the A.H.E.A. Officers: Martha Hines dent, lfdith Synar, Vice-President, Dana Carter, Secretary, Delores Crawford, Treasurer, JoAnn McEver, Reporter, Dorothy Abbott, Social Chairman, Paula Vanhooser, Student Senate Representative, Mrs. Evelyn Cottrell, Sponsor. Among the activities of the club Were: Host to the Sub-District Meeting of the F.H.A., serving refreshments to the girls as they visited the department, visited the Muskogee Beauty College, cake walks and candy selling for funds to go to the Oklahoma Home Economics Association Spring Leadership Conference at Oklahoma Baptist University at Shawnee, and a Mother's Day Tea in May with a style show to show the progress of the Home Economics Depart- ment. Members are: Jimmie Lou Smith, Sadie Edwards, Carol Moore, Frances Jn Etheredge, Dorthy Jordan, Jessie Martin, JoAnn McEver, Edith Synar, Dana Carter, Martha Sue Hines, Dorothy Abbott, Delores Crawford, Imogene Briley, Betty Holt, Kay Bradley, Mrs. Evelyn Cottrell as sponsor, Norma Sue Killingsworth, Pat Clark, Sue Cleveland, Dean Lewis, Paula Vanhooser, Joan jacob, Karen Fuller, Loucille Morgan. Barbara XVeaver, Wava Sue Wilson. S Sf HG 4 E, X-Q 5 I 97' I Seated: Charles McConnell, Aneita Green, Etta Faye Stockton, Loucille Morgan, Lois Jo Blaylock, Mrs, Gilliam as sponsor, Row: Pauline Emanuel, Jimmie Lou Smith, Sadie Edwards, Shirley Volz, Barbara Weaver, Ima Hall, O. C. Flanagan, George Wright, Harold Stockstillg Third Row: Wesley Brown, Robert Cox, Bob Orr. Kitchen Club The Kitchen Club organized under the direction of Mrs. Lorene Gilliam and Mrs. Lela Schaublin. Officers for the year were: Robert Thomas, Presidentg Charles McConnell, Vice-President, Loucille Morgan, Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Scriba, Reporter, Aneita Green, Student Senate Representative. This club sponsored the costume Halloween Dance and had numerous parties and picnics throughout the year. Baptist Student nion The Baptist Student Union is the connecting link for students between the campus and church. All faiths are invited to attend meetings. Officers: Norma Sue Killingsworth, President 3 Paula Vanhooser, Vice-President, Martha Sue Hines, Secretary- Treasurerg Carol Jarrard, Program Chairman, Norman Ahrend, Social Chairman, Dovia Real, Publicity Chairman, Mary Ellen Floyd, Song Leader, Virginia McGuire, Piano, Dorothy Abbott, Student Senate Representative. Spon- sors are Mr. Everett Byrd and Mr. Jim Rogers. Members: Jimmie Lou Smith, Pat Garvin, JoAnn McEver, Rose Ann Prentice, Sue Ann Chapman, Ima Sue Norwood, Phyllis Hines, Dovia Real, J. B. Neal, Carol Moore, Martha Sue Hines, Norma Sue Killingsworth, Wilma Jean Whitesell, Donna Condo, Jerri Lipe, Garner Field, Betty Holt, Virginia Brewer, Genevieve Barnes, Marcia Stockton, Dorthy Jordan, Charles Brasel, Paula Vanhooser, Pat Clark, Jessie Martin, Mr. Everett Byrd as sponsor, Norman Ahrend, Mr. Jim Rogers as sponsor, Tommy Richardson. .. . Q 1-f f ,... f -, f- f. .... f.-aff -M.: -f-' 7.. . - H . f.... .-.. ie. ,..f... ..:f.w-at ...aasawfw wwwsaf,.w.fa.a.a.i...aWa. .Ww.Hf.ffammmQsmWWwM gf at -w Some of the campus secretaries are: Barbara Weaver, Delores Crawford, Jane Kloeckler, Kay Bradley, Virginia Brewer, Genevieve Barnes, Edith Synar, Rose Ann Prentice, Jerri Lipe, Emily Stacy, Sue Ann Chapman, Ima Sue Norwood, Carol Jarrard, Betty Dickey. Campus Secretaries Commerce Club The Commerce Club organized for the year under the sponsorship of J. P. Arnspiger. Officers elected were: Kay Bradley, Presidcntg Ty Cobb, Vice-President, Peggy Ratterree, Secretary-Treasurer, Jewel Williams, Reporterg Frankie Borovetz, Student Senate Representative. Surfed: Jimmie Lou Smith, Jerri Lipe, Sonya Webb, Mr. Arnspiger as sponsor, Jewell Williams, Frankie Borovetz. Slanding: JoAnn Mc- Evcr, Barbara Weaver, Virginia Brewer, Betty Dickey, Joan Butler, Jane Kloeckler, Genevieve Barnes, Barbara Judkins, Kay Bradley, Delores Crawford, Peggy Ratterrce, Mary De-Foor, Sandra Kay Wood, Tommy Richardson, Robert Thomas. ei A -'.i! Sx K, tes ,mf Egg that 1. . Swing your Partner-Do-Si-Do! ollegzbzte 4-H Club The Collegiate 4-H Club was first organized on the Connors campus in the fall of 1957, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Jacob. The only re- quirement for membership is one year of active 4-H Club work. The object of the Collegiate 4-H Club is to provide former 4-H club members who are attending college an opportunity to maintain contacts with one another and with the State 4-H Club Extension Service, and to provide for college students a society in which to study and discuss rural problems, and to develop leadership among the members. Activities for the year are square dancing, recrea- tional activities, and the sponsoring of 4-H Club contests. The officers are: John Elsner, Pres- ident, Steve Allen, Vice-President, Pat Garvin, Secretarvl .lerri Lipe, Treasurer, loan Jacob, Game Leaderg Dorothy Abbott, Sona Leader: Paula Vanhooser, Reporter, Pat Clark, Stu- dent Senate Representative. Firsl Roux-Marion Owens, Kenneth Blair, Jerry Swank, Steve Allen, Earl Barnes, Billy Joe Fisher, Mike Turinsky, Dale Holt, Charles Brasel, John Elsnerg Svcovm' Rau'-Edith Synar, Donna Condo, Wilina Jean Whitescll, Jessie Martin, Paula Vanhooser, Imogene Briley, Joan Jacob, Cecil Blake, Pat Garvin, Betty Holt, Genevieve Barnes, Rita Bennett, Sadie Edwards, Barbara Weaver, Dorothy Abbott, Jerri Lipe. 'U zsisimt Aa... Aggzk Club The Aggie Club organized under the sponsorship of Mr. A. R. Jacob and Mr. R. A. Hodges elected the follow- ing officers for the first semester: Steve Allen, President, Bill Fisher, Vice-President, Kenneth Blair, Secretary-Treas- urer, Earl Barnes, Reporter, Dale Holt, Student Senate Representative. Second semester officers were: Bill Fisher, President, Pedro Pantoja,Vice-President, Kenneth Blair, Secretary-Treasurer, Earl Barnes, Reporter, M. L. Owens, Student Senate Representative. Purposes of the club are: The stimulation of higher scholarship among agricultural students, the promotion of fellowship and leadership, the development of greater interest in agriculture, and the development of individual personalities. The Aggie Club has sponsored square dances, agricultural contests C4-H and FFAD , livestock and crop judging teams, picnics, Aggie Day, hay rides, Wiener roasts and other educational and recreational activities. iw, l Bill Fisher, Steve Allen, Earl Barnes, Kenneth Blair, Mr. A. R. Jacob as sponsor, Charles Brasel, Dale Holt, M. L. Owens, Mike Turinsky, Cecil Blake, John Elsner, Jerry Swank. 'VN Q , , J 1' was nw f 119 9' ,r 73, figgar aa, if 'RES as il , f. . I . Q' Wk,-,'.1ifx' ' 331. ffxif? ' .K 5,f,,,4i1f ?ff... gfh if X , Q? 33 Y 'gf fiiri ,af f fr ui' L S W 241, -?.' maid ' ,g ,LA Q .5 V . V 3' ,.-:UM'. Q X' is ini i l i l. .... Y r-.r..afss.'lct':l'3A, nv,QX.f5wHawM 'M M6176 wayf f J. 9' K 9' W! ,. , . J! fl. I! A 55'-nw QQ 1? 2: L N. E i 1' ii ?,uv',j,-J ? 1 M3 My f 4 A 'Q K , 4? ll ,dv 424,01 of i N. A m L , 3 N wi , 1 fy Kai W' yn 4 AJ-.1 kg 3 CAPTAIN TAMES H. MOORE Military Science This, we regret to say, is the last year for Reserve Officers Training at Corp with us and, perhaps, may have it again-but-look Well at these pages. MTSS PAT SCRIBA Honorary Cadet Colonel ,as-mi NN4 , .W 8 ,ze MXSGT. CARL W. SKEEN Military Science Connors. We have liked having the 'E' A is COLOR GUARD g -,,- A 0' Dale Holt H H ,L , G ., i Seymour Drake - MJF F J we ' Roy Rott V , 4 ings' ' Z, -.,:f' 1, K Charles McConnell .Q QW . ' , ' ii ,, Tiff if l ' f s mf' C if---A I df' f ga . l 1 e AQ ? -MQ fig' f' . qw.. fir.. i RIFLE TEAM-Connors Rifle Team commanded bv SFC Seymour BATTALION STAFF-Maior Dewey Talley-Adiutantg Major Gerald Glenn Drake. First Row: Leamon Applegarth, Wayne Dial, Allen Ruark, -Operationsg Lt. Colonel Clifford Massenzale-Battalion Commander, Cap Norman Ahrend, Bill Hagan. Srronn' Row: Robert Cox, Bill Scott, tain Paul Lewis-S-4, Master Sergeant Bill Cavin-Sergeant Major. Bill Wells, Ronnie Hales. DRILL TEAM-Connors Drill Team commanded by Cadet Captain Joe Bob Selvidge. First Row: Tom Canady, Woxie Ryal, Clifford Massen- gale, Kenneth Kinslow, Bill Hagan, Roy Rott, Dale Holt. Second Row: Norman Ahrend, Bill Green, Gerald Glenn, Robert Cox, Seymour Drake Charles McConnell. 4,4 LL COMPANY RA' COM- MANDED BY Cadet Cap- tain Joe Bob Selvidgeg Master-Sergeant Ted But- ler-First Sergeant: Guid- on Bearer-SFC Normar Ahrend. FIRST PLATOON COMPANY A COM'MANDED BY Cadet First Lt. Fred Larney. First Row: A. D. James, David Holloway, Jerry Lemley, Wesley Brown, Allen Ruark, Dewey Spryes, James Cagle. Srcond Row: Tom Canady, Kenneth Kinslow, Calvin Moore, O. C. Flanagan, Bill Weaver, Woxie Ryal. Third Row: Nelson Hollis, Ray Kirk, Bill Green, John Matthews, Ronnie Kirkpatrick, Leamon Applegarth, Master- Sergeant Maurice Martin, Platoon Sergeant. I SECOND PT ATOON COMPANY UAV COM- MANDFD BY First Lt. Tvrus Cobb. Fin! Row: Bruce Winklc. Bill Wells. Dee Prince, Bill Scott, Roger Gearv, Wfavnc Dial, Robert Cox. Second Row: Floyd Winn. Leon Dixon, Frank Brooks, Duane Boston, Garv Elmore. Scott Fowler. Third Row: Ronnie Hales, Paul Blair, Tom Barnhart, Ierrv Archer. George Wright, Master-Sergeant Bill Hagan, Platoon Sergeant. wginpyg E Ei, 5553 A ff .e. 534' se sf. of f 4 T' an A- eq f' .5 in Qian .C - - 4 s . Q 1' . . ., -2 Q- I f :'- i 3 A S Era - 1 P B i . af' 4 . .P , .. a f s- - 1 , I S sf I L l ii Pin . 33 1 fr .K f f Lk isa., . fwfff-i's s I , New . xl ,I as ,ai ri M 51-R F .1 1 J, .,, . ea se - 1 yr If 6' T 1' z 1' 6 'K QF' f 3- J 'M 3 eff We ' I and Norman Ahrend, Sgt. lst. Class, Ted Butler, Ist. Sgt., Tom Canady, Sgt. lst. Classg Bill Cavin, Sgt. lst. Class: Tyrus Cobb, Cadet Lt.g Robert Cox, Sgt. lst. Class, Seymour Drake, Sgt. lst. Classg Gerald Glenn, Cadet Major, Bill Green, Sgt. lst. Classg Bill Hagan, Master Sgt. Reserve Ujfeem Training Corps The primary mission of the Reserve Officers Training Corps is to select from the student bodies of our schools, colleges, and universities those men whose character, apti- tude, and qualities of leadership show greatest promise of their development into efficient officers and to give those selected students the training and instruction in military fundamentals necessary to fit them for commission as sec- ond lieutenants in the Officers' Reserve Corps. The initial selection is made at the end of the Basic Course given here at Connors College. Aside from its primary function of supplying Re- serve Officers, the Reserve Officers Training Corps has had the continued support of educators, who consider it a valuable asset to their institutions, both from an edu- cational viewpoint and because of its general value. In normal times, it is in its role of a character-building organi- zation that the Reserve Officers Training Corps receives its greatest recognition. By teaching individual discipline and respect for constituted authority and later giving practice in directing the actions of others, the military training de- velops qualities of leadership that are of great value in any profession or occupation. ' ,ex ., , 7 y in ,,.. , 2 , K My -mf' 4 ,.... , zf':b' 2' J . ma.. tl r t A 'Y- i yt .-.dak A ,,,,. L ,i -I' ,,.,,,, ., ,sf V. mm... I , . ,.. K I 0 1' i 1' e J- e J and Ron Hales Sgt. lst. Class: Nelson Hollis, Sgt. lst. Classg Kenneth Kins low, Sgt. lst. Classg Fred Larney, Cadet Lt.g Paul Lewis, Cadet Capt.: Buddy Martin, Master Sgt.g Clifford Massengale, Cadet C0l.g Woxie Ryal, Sgt. lsti Classg Joe Bob Sclvidge, Cadet Capt.g Dewey Talley, Cadet Majorg Bill Wells, Sgt. lst. Class. Joe Bob Selvidge, Presidcntg Fred Larney, Vice-Presi- dentg Gerald Glenn, Secretary-Treasurer. Sabres and Stripes, the officers Club of the R.O.T.C., sponsored an all school dance at the beginning of the second semester and assisted with the annual R.O.T.C. Ball. The Military Ball is a spit and polish affair of the social activities-beautiful decorations, beautiful people , excellent music, and a sort-of farewell to arms for the Sophomore R.O. fellows. n ?l v .J wma, fs... ..., Z mm 1 .Q at we-'SY . fr lf' f., -.,, Iii? tai 'ww X2 N 0 .S 'sf' S-.. I Football ueen CAROL IARRARD Webbers Falls, Oklahoma QUFFN AND ATTENDANTS-Carol Jarrard, Rose Ann Prentice Marcin Stockton, joan Butler, Virginia McGuire, Dorothy Abbott Margaret Fletcher, Pauline Emanuel, Charlotte Hall, Emily Stacy. , .W 159 r 1 if A to it Av- 7' -v-'- 1 ,,,...v--- 1 M. Na if -11 A I I l X541 iw W x, S. J ll' ,4- 1 in Fifi! Ruff: Ronald Slape, Jim llenry, Earl Coke, Benny Wall, Jack Johnson, Leon Dixon. Srmmf Row: A. D. James, Alfred Marshall llelmns Buekmaster, Ray Kirk, XVillis Cngle, J.img-5 Cgiglc, Coach Kggnqy. Bafleetball T eam Football T eam l irxl Run: Coach Jolmwn, lcon Pack, Jack Clvill'JFC1'lfl1, Jolwn Matthews, Jim Barnes, Bruce Yvinlclc, Ron l-l:1les,Jerry Arclier. Sftmizf R010 liill llollenlueek, Tom XVilson, llill XY'ells, LeRoy Brown, Wlnyne MCCl.1in, lfugenc Iluclfmnan. Jerry McClure. Third Roll: George Coon Bunny Smiili, Jerry Suxink, Jammu Cligle, David llolloway, Dewey Talley, Paul l5l.1ir, Junior Hart, Don Cobb. F07l7'fl7 R011 : Coach Keeney Joe lningslon, Tommy RilQll.lI'KlSLH1, Junior Simmom, lcwter Choate, I..lI'l'y Sumorc, C. B. Riggs Ififib Row: Leon RiCl1A1I'klS, Ted Butler llarold lnekey, John Paul Voss. Sixlfv R011 : Fred Lnrncy, Roy Peoples, Chuck Price, Albert Dielim. if a , Co' Narwfa J il' i i x ill J .lily 1. fl 35,0 151 . Q .2 JA' nf .,,. . ,..i s in 1 Q y L., T .N ' I i 3? W ' ff. li' 1 'W . ' 'i r i in il :YQ sf: 1 ' as . . N5 til' l Q Cheerleaders: Barbara Aludkins, Genevieve Barnes, Deanna Flanagan, Marcia Stockton, Jimmie Lou Smith. Members: Jimmie Lou Smitla, Deanna Fl.1I1flf.I.lI1, Barbara Judkins, Marcia Stockton, Genevieve Barnes, Kay Bradley, Sonya Wfebb, Sadie Edwards, Uelores Crawford, Vir- ' ' ' ' ' Vg laooser, Norma Sue Killingswortla, Dean Lewis, Pauline Emanuel, Pat Scribe, Dortby Jordan, ' L ills Morgan, Miss Lura Rimmer, Sponsor. ginia Brewer, Jerri Lipe, Carol Moore, Paula in Betty Holt, JoAnn Meliver, Pat Garvin, Aneita Green, Lois Jo Blaylock, Etta lfaye Stockton, ouc The Pep Club inspired spirit at football :md basketball games. Its officers were: Marcin Stockton, Presidentg Phyllis Hines, Vice-President, Virginia Brewer, Secretary-Treasurer, Jerri Lipe, Student Senate Representative. Miss Lura Rimmer was sponsor. Women? m Clam .s....3W, . 1 -'ft' 73, age, be Q , gi . , 359 J -. H ky 4 F X. V ,.., Us K 3 WX V ..,,. or I . 0 Q 2, 4 it 2 I I 1 1 ' MI . 5 A .tiff Qi' . . - if H, 1 A 2 V Qi Q. r IL, 4 i it x, H to 9 - V ,SF S ii ' it . A ix 1 ig if - Q ' S . ,a , s V .- . it F' 7 ' iff' V ' 'low F . 1 I n . ..., 5 , f . , . - f if S. sa. ttv. up-.. as s. . bw , , ,., J K y . stes y . y ,, . ., . m f h .f ,. . 'n 2. H' - .Ar ' . ' . . If sv wmv -w,4:1mDameg- ' ri, N. 3' W R li' . an m e if , Ki? 54 4: .-W ffv, lvfff' 2. E, k ,- - - 1 ' M . WN- .-....,.....a--v- ,,,,,:,.......-A--S.. f . '- ,4, MfMfW .r.-.1--.W . ,.......-.M-f--,. . ,sw M, , . ,,. M., .wma K . ...W in ,j7?,. W aa y. aww- ,.,, W-.ff 'muy frgq ,. ,,.-,,.,. x 1 Y, 1, , 2, 91.61-U., ,.J....r.. fr' 1 . 'gppumnhqi ,,.,....u.,---s- ,-.,..aa-.f---V , 3 , W 5 t ,S H v Y ' l as r ' -H - HW ' 1 1 RAE Z, ..v.,.. i Y E ,ki It 1, A i 'W' ,,,, -.,'f.'fAL, i i ..fff'.f11.,f m i 1 1 uw - il-in I zrgiqzifz' 2113? Basketball 1957-58 The Connors Aggie Squad, coached by Wes- ley Keeney, consisted of eleven freshmen and four sophomores, three of whom were lettermen A. D. James, Ray Kirk, and Leon Dixon. The season opened at Sallisaw, December 2, with Okmulgee Tech. The opener was a success- ful start with the score 41-33 in favor of the Con- nors Aggies. Our first conference game, played on the home court against O. M. A., defeated the Visitors 59-38. The Aggies traveled to Miami for their first tournament ofthe 1957-58 season, playing O. M. A., Garden City, Kansas, and Coffeeville, Kansas. Connors lost to Coffeeville in the finals 66-37. However, another trophy was added to our col- lection. At the close of the first semester, we had won eight games and lost four, losing two hard fought games to the Tulsa Freshmen and one to a very sharp shooting team from Paris Jr. College, Paris, Texas. The conference during the season of 1957-58 was perhaps the best-balanced league in the history of the O. J. C. C. Connors split games with Bacone, O. M. A., Northern, and Eastern, but lost both games to Murray and Miami. Connors conference standing after losing a well-played game against Eastern at Wilburton Was 4-8. After the regular schedule closed, Connors played Arkansas Freshmen in two games, one at Sallisaw and the other in Fayetteville, and lost both games. 4 .T 'Mf'Qf Q K 1 fu ' ' ii :'ff h '7 .-...1,.......,.,....,. ,.x,........-. .. ........,..,a....,.,.,,., Ta. ---,..V,.. ., , M... , .1 ,,,u,,,,,,,,, 3 Jia. The Region 2 tournament held in Lawton ended the 1957-58 season. After the first round bye, Connors rnet the undefeated and number- one-ranked team in the nation, Cameron. Against them Connors played their best game of the season and for three quarters of the game, the contest was very much in doubt. Cameron won in the last quarter. A successful start and an unfortunate finish, ended our season with ten wins and fifteen losses. Football 1957-58 The Aggies, this year, had a little better record in football than last year's 1-5-0. They finished their conference season with a two-win, five-loss and no-tie record. Connors won the first conference game over O. M. A. by a 21-6 score. The week before, the non-conference game with Henderson, Texas was lost 3 3-6. On October 3, Connors played host to the Outlaws , and beat them S9-O. On October 10, the Aggies bowed to Wilburton 12-7. October 24, O. M. A. defeated the Aggies 7-0. October 31, Northeastern A. and M. at Miami came down to hand us our worst defeat of the season. The final score was 46-13, and on November 7, Connors was handed another defeat by Murray 27-14. This was the 'lHomecoming game. On November 14, Tonkawa proved to be too much for the Aggies as they delivered a 41-14 defeat. Valian t Fighters-Good Losers-Hard Luck ,, --..q.,,,, 7- .u......4-- 'A I.. r- '1 F' ... T7 uf -ru in In .4 E2 M sm 4- I E E Q.. T Connors Connors Connors Connors Connors Connors Connors Connors Football September 19 September 26 ,, , October 3 , ,, October 10 ,,,7 October 24 October 31 , ,,,,, , November 7 November 14 Henderson, O.M.A. 6 O.S.P. 0 Wilburton 1 O.M.A. 7 Miami 46 Murray 27 Tonkawa 41 Texas 33 2 Y 7 y N, ' MMC.. imc 1 JERRY ARCHER JIM BARNES PAUL BLAIR LCROY BROW W W N ,. f 1, A A it-1 . . ,--n , 4 - ' may 'uw M O M . A 'ws EUGENE BUCHANAN TED BUTLER JAMES CAGLE LESTER CHOATE DON COBB ,... ...tr 5 1 s2-' infin- fs,, K .,,. riliihfi www MW r 3 ,. ,aq- ALBERT DIEHM JACK GILBREATH RON HALES ROGER HALL BILL HOLLENB I N ...I Q WJ im Q 1,3 Q -'vw im., 9 nf E J lan f--Q. I' fx' , , Ni' '-...mr Nw, A VID HOLLOWAY JUNIOR SIMMONS HAROLD LACKEY JOE LANGSTON FRED LARNEY E 5 ww- 'A , M I K ,K i. V21 I I --W-fn .wwf-J as ,awww ,fvvgmf .Ax . Away 1 r Mi P x --...yr wr .4 ?fn IN MATTHEWS WAYNE MCCLAIN JERRY MCCLURE LEON PACK ROY PEOPLES Q, 2 M f I ' W 2 fu 'M I4 A . .. I . M I . , ...L ,M Xww-H' Xglirv' IMY RICHARDSON C. B. RIGGS LARRY SEMORE BENNY SMITH JERRY SWANK '4 E e 'A i 9: C255 33 IAAF fmgiiwf EWEY TALLEY JOHN PAUL VOSS BILL WELLS TOM WILSON BRUCE WINKLE ,af '29 Nw Ov 0 . , X 6 -ixx if. 4g 3 afL x 2- 5 i, 5? 22, if A .'V,A -2,3 N .i t K X 1 'Fw yr u.. ' s 1 v F?:LiAl,i ' I it 'Y ' , t 'Ii If fy? i ' W F I, get pp lI'lJ,Vv , lg, ffyly I if l'rfrt5QF52 ggi xy! Io E ly I M 'L ATOR . l I I X- Acme Potato Chip Co. CORN CHIPS CRACKLINS Good Merchandise is Our Specialty Serving Oklahoma over 40 Years 416 N. Third Muskogee, Okla. Xl' I Hogle Company PLUMBING - HEATING i . AIR CONDITIONING J Xsjguardians of Your Health and Comfort Phone MUrray 7-5486, MUrray 7-5487 IO6 Calahan Muskoge, Okla. Compliments of Fullerton Electric Supply Jav Fullerton, Owner 426 3rd St. Phone MU 7-4474 Muskogee, Oklahoma The Donation Group of THE RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 314 Barnes Building MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA Bebb Floral Company Bowman Stationers Broadway Theatres Calhouns Department Store Durnils Department Store Gilkison's Hollywood Hat Shop Hunt's Department Store Jones Store Kaplins Jewelry J. C. Penney Co. Kelly Monument Co. Klar's Jewelry T. Miller Jewelry Modern Clothiers Muskogee Furniture Nelson Furniture S. and Q. Clothiers Scoggins Appliance Taylor Furniture Store Susman's Western Auto Store BROCKMAN'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE PHONE 44 VIAN, OKLAHOMA VIAN STATE BANK Make Our Bank Your Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation VIAN, OKLAHOMA H. I. DAVIS GARAGE H. L. IHUBD DAVIS GENERAL GASOLINE AND OIIS REPAIRING NEW SUPER OIL SUPER T C. P. Modern Grease Equipment WRECKER SERVICE Phone HO 3-331 1 Warner, Oklahoma Lie 211 A DEPARTMENT STORE 81 FACTORY FOR THE OFFICE MAN s TMI3 65 f h T1 111116 f- I run mn mmm Third 81 Wall Printers - Stationers - Office Outfitters Muskogee Oklahoma School and Library Equipment CARNATION COMPANY FRESH MILK ICE CREAM MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA KNAPP ADVERTISING CO. COMMERCIAL SIGNS - OUTDOOR ADV. 701 W. Broadway Phone 2-1501 Muskogee Oklahoma T 1511 I HENDERSON'S COFFEE MUSKOGEE ' OKLAHOMA CQFF60 TEA SPICES EXTRACTS CUlP Oll COMPANY Three-fourth's Mile North of Keefeton Where Gas and Oil Can Always Be Bought for Less For Automobiles and Tractors Leonard Culp 'Sanitone' Cleaning Is Exclusive in Muskogee at the Parisian Cleaners 3 LOCATIONS 316 Court Street 1706 W. Okmulgee 200 Eastside Blvd COMPLI MENTS OF MUSKOGEE MATERIALS COMPANY 1201 South Cherokee Street Muskogee, Oklahoma Telephone MU rray 2-2484 TRANSIT-MIXED CONCRETE AND CONCRETE AND LIGHTWEIGHT BUILDING BLOCKS WARNER DRUG A Good Place to Meet Your Friends Warner, Oklahoma GilIiam's 66 Service Station Phone H0 3-5521 Warner Oklahoma J A K E ' S FURNITURE-APPLIANCES Factory to you prices Phone HO 3-3251 Warner Oklahoma For The Best Foods ond Prices In Town J. S. ROSS GROCERY AND MARKET WARNER, oKLAI-IOMA OFFICE APPLIANCES CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES 231 N. Third ST. Phone 2-7601 D 'PEPPGI' Muskogee Okmulgee-Vinito RUSSELL A. RICIIARDSDN BUSBY BROS' PHONE Mu 2-3921 MUSKOOEE, OKLAHOMA MOTOR CQ, 711 HONOR 1-1OH1s. DRIVE DISTRIBUTOR NEW and USED CARS FinOnce By Bank Rates 341 E. Okmulgee Phone MU 2-5557 Muskogee, Okla. TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS Peanut Butter Sandwiches Sweet Cookies Delicious Candies 81 Potato Chips COMPIIMENTS OF JACK SPIlI.ERS 1. is Ford Sales Inc. TASTEE BREAD Phone Murray 2-1345 602 West Broadway Muskogee Oklahoma Muskogee, Oklahoma LANE-MORSE LUMBER CO. LUMBER, HARDWARE, PAINT and BUILDING MATERIALS 2001 NOrI'I1 York SI. Muskogee Telephone MUrray 7-7541 Oklahoma Cole Grain Co. Phone Mu 7-7567 919 S. Cherokee Muskogee, Okla. Bruce Typewriter Co. iScrew Loose Brucel ADDING MACHINES PORTABLES, ROYAL TYPEWRITERS RENTALS Service All Makes of Office Equipment 216 North Fourth Mllrrly 7-5511 Muskogee, Oklahoma A. W. HAYS GENERAL MERCHANDISE IT Pays To Trade Wirh Hays Webbers Falls Oklahoma Where Your Every Musical Wont Con Be Satisfied Kroli Music Company 430 W. Broadway Muskogee State National Bank USEFUL . . . SAFE ACCOMMODATING Eufaula Oklahoma Home of Sporton, Hoffman, ond R. C. A. Radio ond Television Sets Color - Block ond White HiIl's Radio 8. TV Shop General Repairing Phone 394 Eufa la FLOYD QUA Auto Insurance And P Phone MU 7-73Ol LL'S iano Service 3ll North Seventh MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA Holder's Dept. Store course snor This place iS lb? most, NFCR YQUR 351-1-ER 1'HlNG5 10 WEAR For lm Thrasher is the bosz. f A ' 1 Phone 5-4606 Welcome nvtime Across the Campus 122 E. Cherokee St. Sallisaw, Okla. , MR. IRA THRASHER - Owner Rogers Motor Soles CHRYSLER -- PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS Good Feeling Goes with Square Dealing l.ESSlEY'S SALLISAW, OKLAHOMA Enjoy Life and Eat Out More Often It Costs No More To Eat the Best Phone Y07-8886 Oklahoma Phone LANTzM m'rciRC:c.a. 0RENDORFF'S A Complete Service Since 1913 Stigler Oklahoma Phone H YO 7-8802 and YO 7-4633 Sa Furniture 8. Appliances Sales - Service isaw Oklahoma Best and Quickest Service In Town SEQUOYAH SERVICE STATION Your Friendly Flying A Dealer Gas - Oil - Lubrication -Wash - Accessories Phone SP 5-4480 Sallisaw, Oklahoma Owner - Stites REXAll Peoples DRUG STORE National Bank C. M. Dodgen, Mgr. Checotah, Oklahoma Phone 22 Checotah Oklahoma Be Wise PARKER Oll COMPANY Trade With WISER'S GRO. and MKT. and wisER's Sc and 10c J' PHONE 211 CHECOTAH, OKLAHOMA Checotah Oklahoma C l' t . omp 'men S Fred 8. lim's Grocery and Market of 'e es o ver bin for YourT ble Checotah Hospital M B I ,E yt g a and Mrs. Chas. Mitchell Phone 233 Checotah Checotah, Oklahoma SHXOEFES 015130 afoooebgs Gao. - from - THE HOUSE OF BETTER VALUES Dry Goods - Shoes and Ready-to-Wear CHECOTAH STIGLER EUFAULA FRAME LUMBER COMPANY CHECOTAH'S LOWEST PRICE STORE Bob Frame and W. H. Frame Jr., Mgrs. CHECOTAH, OKLAHOMA BUILDERS HARDWARE LUMBER 81. SUPPLIES SMITH FUNERAL HOME AIR CONDITIONED AMBULANCE Newell Smith - Owner Checotah, Oklahoma Phone 109 MOTOR INN Firestone Tires and Tubes General Automobile Repair TEXACO PRODUCTS FORD CARS AND TRUCKS Phone 2 Checotah FUTRELL-HARRISON AGENCY Insurance - Bonds - Real Estate Phone 92 Checotah Oklahoma IVEY'S DRUG STORE . The Careful Druggisf' Sallisaw Oklahoma Sallisaw State Bunk Member F.D.u.c. Sallisaw Oklahoma COMPLIMENTS OF FARMERS 8: MERCHANTS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation EUFAULA OKLAHOMA H E The Little Jewelry Store with Lots ol Service ' ' VICTOR DOVER HOWARD R. BYRD Phone 2-9281 Muskogee, Oklo. lumber Dealer Material For General Construction Warner Muskogee Phone HO 3-3131 Phone MU 2-3381 Electronic Watch Repairing ell ' 5 . ' he Jivfetifrg Muskogee, Oklahoma ON HIGHWAY 64 Phone HO 3-3831 PERRY SHEPPARD MOTEL - Rest ln Comfort With Pleasant Atmosphere - Warner, Oklahoma ln Warner For Complete Shopping lt's BROWN'S GROCERY AND MARKET Everything Good To Eat Notions Phone HO 3-343l Warner, Oklahoma ADVANCE lAUNDRY AND CLEANING Prompt and Efficient Service MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA ART FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Phone MUrray 7-6327 1212 W. Okmulgee-Muskogee, Oklo. THE FRIENDLY TEXACO Where There's Always Something Cooking srEAKs - sANDwicHEs - DINNERS CAFE and STATION-24 HOUR SERVICE WHERE THE GANG MEETS Warner Fay Ha rkey and Scottie Stondifer Oklahoma SAMUEL M. MITCHELL State Representative of Haskell County Stigler, Oklahoma Box Lunches Free Delivery For Workers 30-Minute Service BOULEVARD CHICKEN HOUSE Come As You Are lO:3O A.M.-Midnight Air Conditioned Phone MU 2-O78-4 4l 5 Eastside Blvd. Muskogee, Oklahoma FISHER'S GARAGE AND STATION Parts and Accessories Phone 9 Porum, Oklahoma NASH'S for Fine Gifts Hobbies - Toys - Games School Suppl ies - Stationery Costume Jewelry We Give S 81 H Green Stamps 4-1 7-A West Broadway Muskogee, Okla. STIC-LER 5 And Up Variety and School Supplies Owners-Hubert and Vivian Claunts Stigler, Oklahoma FOLEY'S CAFE Chicken-Fried Steak Homemade Pies Phone 56 Porum, Oklahoma CHENAULTS Family Outfitters Dry Goods - Shoes - Clothing Ready-To-Wear Hats Checotoh, Oklahoma WARD'S STORE Phone 22 Porum, Oklahoma Ml if is yiiflyfff' HEDcPEJj1fl,5ml5.tg,W Ma Mkt. rf fMflM lilly Milf Q! W 1,2 VV J, E' fr if wi if ' NJ 1' f n 5 pf if fjwfffffrlfqjlum, oma L cf FUTRELL MERCANTILE CO. General Mclse. Phone 37 Porum, Oklahoma WW if' rx 1209 QW, of W YM SPEARS RADIO a. T.v. Repair Service Phone 86 Ghecotah, Oklahoma KATY'S CAFE Owners Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Toby Checotah, Oklahoma McDONALD CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales and Service Sallisaw, Oklahoma FLEETWOOD'S GIFTS Gifts tor Every Occasion tery - Beadwork - Leather Croft Sallisaw, Oklahoma RIGSBY'S FOOD CENTER Your Friendly Cardinal Store A l-louse ot Hospitality And The l-lome ot Goocl Buys Sullisuw, Oklahoma J. D. HAMILTON D-X sERvicE STATION Vian, Oklahoma . , Superior Feeds GREEN'S PRODUCE 81 ELEVATOR Fertilizer Feeds ond Seeds Pecons ond Hides Phone 123 Checotcih, Oklci. HOWARD'S BOOK AND CAMERA SHOP Everything Photogrophicu Books - Stotionery - Gifts 418 West Broodwoy Muskogee, Oklohomo Compliments ot B. B. THOMPSON SCHOOL SUPPLY 436-38 Court Street Phone MU 2-0665 Muskogee, Oklo. GILBERT GREEN INSURANCE, ABSTRACT, REAL ESTATE Phone 5-4802 202 North Ook Sollisow, Oklohomo PETE SMITH'S Restaurant and Cafeteria Finest Food Best Cup of Cottee Friendly Atmosphere Quick Service HEART OF DOWNTOWN MUSKOGEE ROYAL CROWN COLA I 'liansrs E r: x1 iz E WYRLCR r,uS9'lA 0170 Muskogee Oklohonno MUSKOGEE BEAUTY COLLEGE Genevieve Berrion - Owner 221 North Third Muskogee, Oklohorncl Phone MU 2-9301 Put Your Confidence in BELL'S PHARMACY Stigler, Oklohomcl HIGHSCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS ?jiiEE?1Q 'iM Q5 EV iffii3E3553 X 5 E 335553 NW QQ 5'3 Qi Sky Q iiiiixl 5 Q20 wgwsxf Q5 S Mi MQW Q ' 3 T535 5353 E Swim V551 x M I