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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1963 volume:

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X' Qkf r-'xxffwff ,f K Q Vamp' J 'M-PK XM: QW gy V V J Mix ' J. JF F wg, V' Thr? XXX Con-Rah! 1963 E J Connors State Agricultural College Warner, Okla. st.. 4-V 'E N. r 'mir ,AG m Vik Q., . in .Il ,N Zoowwwuwcu GREETI G FROM THE CO -RAH! STAFF Last year we said there is nothing so permanent as change . We reiterate, .... and if there is a bit of regret at the passing of the old there is a great deal of enthusiasm and anticipation at the coming of the new. The buildings we showed in the architects' drawings last year are becoming a reality. The old Adminis- tration Building shown here in its treeshaded beauty will be remodeled as a classroom building and the love- ly new Administration Building will take its place, as the head of the college buildings. With the new women's dormitory and the remodeling of Russell into a men's dormitory, living on campus will be enhanced. The new student center with its cafeteria-dining hall, private banquet room, ballroom, game room, snack-bar, and bookstore will become the center of social life on campus. The most recent expansion, academically, has been the embracing of the Muskogee junior College as a Branch and the addition of technical training courses at the Branch which meet the industrial needs of the community. Greater Connors , now, combines the strengths of Muskogee junior College and those of the main campus. Echoes of the Past: - Connors was established in 1909 by the Oklahoma Legislature as a School of Agri- culture which emphasized Agriculture, Home Economics, and the arts necessary to rural living. lt was named for J. P. Connor who was then President of the Board of Agriculture, and was located in Eastern Oklahoma near the town of Warner mainly through the efforts of Senator Campbell Russell whose home was nearby. Through the years, Connors has developed into a Liberal Arts College granting Associate Degrees in the Arts and Sciences and offering pre-professional training in law, medicine, engineering, dentistry, veterinary medicine, and teacher-education. Through the combined efforts of the Boards of Control, the presidents, strong faculties, and an appreciative citizenry it has become a stronghold of learning. If to any one person leadership credit in the development of the college could be given it would have to go to President jacob johnson. His has been the honor and the duty of guiding the college through the past thirty years of its operation. However, President johnson would be the first to say that Connor's achieve- ment in the field of high education has been and will continue to be due, not only to the leadership of its president and the ability of its faculty, but to the character and sincerity of purpose of its students. Stepping Stones to the Future: - The many facets of education now available to the student bodies of Greater Connors whether aimed at continuing at senior colleges, going into the business world, commu- nity service, or the-wide-blue-yonder , are adequate to prepare each for his next step. History has a way of continuing--and so does our story. To the personnel of Greater Connors we present for your enjoyment of 1962-63 Con-Rah! May its Echoes be pleasant and your Stepping Stones be easy to reach! --: Treva Maxfield, Fred Monaco, Sharon Pierce, Linda Cottner, Marilyn Moore, Erma jean Harris, Wes McFarland, Barbara Byrom, Wanda Chester, Sandra Wells, Doug Fine, Cornell Roberts, Myrna Holmes, Donna Cawthon, Mary Sue Owen, Mike Allen, Elizabeth Daniels, Trois Hill, jack Nixon Wes Mc- Farland, Lee Turney and Miss Claire Harrison, Sponsor. ' 1.4.-L-.iss 3 G. Ellis Gable R. L. Crowder, Jr. johnj. Vater, jr. Guy M. Harris TLl1Sa Tonkawa Enid Ardmore William T. Payne Mrs. S. F. DitmarS N. B. Musselman Wharton Mathies Bob F. Allee Oklahoma City Muskogee Shawnee Clayton Elk City Dr. E. T. Dunlap T. G. Sexton Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Officers of the Board G. Ellis Gable, Chairman R. L. Crowder, Jr., Vioe-Chairman johnj. Vater, jr., Secretary Guy M. Harris, Assistant Secretary Dr. E. T. Dunlap, Chancellor T. G. Sexton, Administrative Assistant 4 tp? BOARD OF REGENTS FOR OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY AND AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGES Burke Healey Those seated in the picture are, from left to right: Mr. Earl Russell Mr. W. E. Harber, Chairman, Mr. O. L. Lackey, Vice Chairman, Mr Amos K. Bass, jr., Secretary. Standing - from left to right: Mr. Roy T Nall, Mr. Weldon Kern, Mr. Robertl. Hartley, Mr. jack M. Cornelius, jr., Mr. W. R. Williams, and Mr. Forrest Mclntire, Administrative Assistant. 5 ,Z ,px Dean's Greeting: l wish to compliment Miss Harrison and each member of the Con-Rah! staff for pro- ducing such a beautiful annual for 1963. This publication could be considered a Book of Memories for each student. In it are recorded the names and picmres of all your friends, action shots of athletic events and a complete list of all campus activities from September, 1962 to june, 1963. In the years to come you'll treasure this book even more than you do now. I have derived great personal satisfac- tion out of working With each of you during the past year. To the Sophomores I Wish to say: Best Wishes for your success and happiness as you continue your education. And to the Freshmen: I hope that each of you will find it possible to come back to a bigger, better Connors in the Fall of 1963. I Mrs. lrene Hodges, Assistant to the Finance Officer, Miss Kaye Rogers, Student Secretary ....... L -2--pvvzr.. THE PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE Congratulations to the Con Rah staff for giving us this years history of our ac- tivities. We are indebted to the members of the staff for much hard work, and we offer you our thanks. It has been good to have on the campus the young men and women who have made up this years student body. The faculty and the administration deem it a privilege to have served you as you have persued goals you have set for your personal im- provement. This has been a busy year and We think a good year for the growth of your college. Your co-operation has been an important part of it all. We are living in a time when new and exciting events, social, political, and tech- nological, are affecting our lives and the way we live. These are not times for school as usual, but times that call for no less than the best in each of us. If we are to compete as individuals and as a nation, we must de- velop our potential to the fullest. As you review this years activity, we hope you are able to do so with satisfaction, satisfaction in strengthening your good con- victions and in the enlargement of your hori- zon for the future. We congratulate the graduating sopho- mores and wish you success. We invite the freshmen to return to the campus to work with us again next year. Sincerely yours, jacob johnson President Miss Annabelle Gatlin, Registrar and Finance Officer D Miss Sirley Ezell, Secretary to the President -Q X 'Fill' . ,:,i1l-rvlll luis JJIWF' K, 5 7 .4,1 v-l'fnw ,l1 ,-.gm I hw lm., '-:. flii4P-Pt . ' ' 'I fill . E32 THDTTHZCOPARAHH TAFF TO THE CON-RAH! STAFF: As Dean of Women and Mathematics In- structor, I pay tribute to all students who are sincerely making an effort to accomplish something important to their pre sent and fu- ture welfare, but as Sponsor of The Con- Rah! I want to especially point out what my staff has done, and commend them. Each year, early in the first semester, I invite any student who is interested in year- book Work to become a member of the staff of The Con-Rah! The members of the staff are volunteers who give their time and talent to do any part of the work asked of them ..... without reward, except for the pride of having done something for the stu- dent body that is worthwhile. I have had a wonderful staff this year. They have worked hard and willingly. . .sell- ing advertising, gathering together pictures of student life for the snap-shot pages, sell- ing subscriptions to the yearbook, and doing the biggest job of all, helping to plan and assemble the materials for the printer. Per- haps Sissie and Mary Sue need an especial pat-on-back for their pasting job, and Treva and Wanda for their typing jobs. For lack of time and space, I do not enu- merate each and his particular contribution, but, as the picture below indicates, no one has been idle. In this picture, and on pages three and thirty-two are the staff members as they worked together. If it seems that there has been an emphasis on picturing the staff, it is my way of honoring them for a job well done. Miss CLAIRE A. HARRISON, Dean of Women, Sincerely' Mathematics Instructor, and Sponsor of The Con-Rah! P A R T O F T Claire A. Harrison, Sponsor. 'pub y.. Miss Bessie Huff Dean, Muskogee Branch Miss Huff reminisces: Through the halls of Muskogee junior College, through the churches and busi- nesses, and in the homes of Muskogee as well as out in the world echo the voices of the students who have worked, laughed, and prayed their way through Muskogee junior College. . Somehow no matter how obscure the spot was where the school might be put, regardless of how uncomfortable the indi- viduals were personally, each new loca- tion echoed with pleasure and co-operation. In the frame houses, the fires and water had to be turned off each night in winter. Each morning there was a general rustle of activity as water and heat were re- stored. Gloves and overcoats were Worn in the early classes. People were crowd- ed as they passed up and down stairs. Their tramp, tramp mingled with laughter echoed through the years. Muskogee junior College has never been an institution in the sense that there were buildings and a campus. Books were al- ways everywhere and the library was like the living room of a home . The great num- bers who have gone on to senior college to complete higher degrees testify to what the young people took from their earnest, kind, helpful, and excellent instructors. Each former student was like a small pebble dropped into a pool, The eddy of each joined that of another until those pebbles be- came the great stepping stones that have brought about the change to a new, bigger, and better school for Muskogee. Muskogee Junior College has been made up of happy people, both faculty and stu- dents, from every race, creed or color who will always love it. ,er jc. 'A WE H ggi 1 !,,i S-2'-12135. ,Fm Facultles Greater Connors Frank C Bean Arlene B135 Government French Psychology 1 'S 19 Q ' five S A. .,.. i li' ' ' I sr 2-xiii .li ill- ' 5. - l Q if . Mattle Blackwell L1brary Orville L Bradley Industrial Drafting and Design Everett Byrd Industrial Arts Louise Carter Physical Education Health Education Evelyn Cottrell Home Economics Dean Grelling Bota ny, Zoology Robert Hodges Agriculture Farm Manager Melissa Guinn Business Education I-larry jackson Physical Education Football Coach Helen Kline Humanities German Clarence Lynch Physical Education Basketball Coach Ruth S. McCoy Assistant Registrar Secretary to the Dean 10 'Q W? -.E I, R X fl-f Q-si l NI N: iii i 1 'iv an 43,4 ,. Q-i.gfgbfgWm.E f ' gsgggasgzwiwm ,N,.,m,l.i,ls , ,.s,f,,,,l-nam, 1: Wxsisissisf sages. f ,,ibi5?i744i?iF15t s,41xzi?5:sf3lLfif7Ei W yyfsyilgggfi 5 'Q P, L. , e,F .9,,.,.a-. Clarice Mcllvain English Ray McMi11in English Speech Harold Martin Physical Science Charles Montgomery English journalism Gilmer H. Nelson Accounting Alvin C . Nunley, jr. Mathematics Marion Pa ntel Music France s Re ed Business Econom ics Lura R imm er History French Dr. Charles Wallis Biological Sciences Ruth White Art Claude L. Whitnzington Physical Education G. C. Williams Chemistry Mathematics Physics Auswald j. Woods Econom ics Government History Tom johnson Assistant Business Officer jean Martin Dietitian Cafeteria Manager 11 we S---A vw- errant -s ' he P , .,::. JANUARY 3 Classwork Resumed 7- 12 High School Basketball To1u'nament 8 Basketball with Bacone, there 10 Faculty Meeting Basketball with Eastern, there 14- 15 First Semester Examinations 17 Basketball with Poteau, there '- 22 Basketball with Murray, here 23 Enrollment for 2nd Semester Winter Frolic- Spon. Phi Beta Lambda 24 Classwork Begins Basketball with O. M.A . , here 26 Basketball with Northern A 84M-, there 28 Basketball with Olcmul- gee Tech. , here 31 Basketball with St. Gregory, there FEBRUARY 4 Cake Walk Sponsored by Russell Bells 5 Faculty Meeting Basketball with Ft. Smith Junior College, there 7 Basketball with Northern , there 9 Music Program Y.W.C.A. Muskogee 12 Basketball with Eastern A. S M. , here 14 Basketball with Northern, here 16 Program at Muskogee- Music Dept . Lions 19 20 21 28 1 344 279' MAQKCH 6 7 8 14 19 21 25 26 28 APRIL 1-5 2 4 5 8 9 W. H. Carter Custodian ' I. T. Reid Engineer A. L. Bookout Farm Assistant Robin Heisley Assistant Dietitian Sestos Hughes Hostess Russell Hall Clifford Morris Assistant Engineer Lela Schaublin Assistant Dietitian Kay Wilson Hostess Holloway Hall Calendar Club Basketball with North- eastern A. S M. , here Program-Universiw of Kansas Lyceum Basketball with OMA, there Basketball with Murray there Valentine Dance spon- sored by Art Club Performance-Tested Bull Sale Basketball with Bacone, here junior College Toura- ment Program-Kansas U. Lyceum Faculty Meeting O.E.A. Meeting St. Patrick Dance 11 16 18 23 25 29 MAY 1 6 7 9 10 19 21 23 Easter Recess Classwork Resumes Baseball with Bacone, here State lunior College Meeting Baseball with North- eastern Baseball with Bacone, there Baseball with St. Gregory, May Day Play Day Baseball with O. M.A. , there Recital Faculty Meeting Spring Formal Baccalaureate 2nd Sem . Exam Commencement Program Music Dept. , SEPTEMBER Muskogee Legion Baseball with Murray, there Rabbi Rosenthal -As- sembly Baseball with St. Gregory, there Baseball with Eastern, here Sadie Hawkins Week Faculty Meeting-Base- ball, Northem Sadie Hawkins Dance- Baseball O. M.A . Registar's Meeting Program Kansas U. Lyceum Baseball with North- eastern, here Religious Emphasis 4-5 Freshman Orientation and Registration tor All Students 6 Classwork Began Faculty Reception and Student Mixer 7 Football with Ft. Scott, Kansas, there 10 Faculty Meeting 12 Assembly, K. U. Lyceum 13 Football with Eastern, here 14 Assembly, Kindell 18 Class Meetings 22 Football with Cameron, there 27 Football with Murray, here OCTOBER 6 Football with Northern, 12 there 15 Cake Walk, Home Economics Club 18 Faculty Meeting 20 Football with Eastern, there 25-26 School dismissed for O. E.A. Meeting 27 Football with North- eastern A S M, there NOVEMBER 3 Football with Murray, there 8 Football with Northern, here 19 Assembly, K. U. Lyceum 21 Assembly, Thanksgiving Program Thanksgiving Recess Began 26 Classwork Resumed DECEMBER 3 Basketball with St. Gregory, here 4 First Semester Music Recital 5 Skating Party, Phi Beta ' Lambda S-7 Basketball Tournament, Okmulgee Tech. 11 Basketball with Ft. Smith, here 13 Basketball with Tex- arkana, here 18 Semester Art Exhibit 18-19 Play, Sabrina Fair 20 Basketball with Okmul- gee Tech., here 21 Assembly, Christmas Program Christmas Recess Began Y A E ii , .-.Q ',,,.- fav-' Av, - f Z - . 4---:,,,4n-v ....... --i h ' 14,5 , . -1 fu X425 '-1- I ff-r-'1 f , T-:QL-QQ?r X- Sophomore -Q -3,-,.,,., m ,+ ' --e a--h , ,,,, , ,W 1 1 ' -- N 1':.,',.,.,.T' , XV f 1 -f',,. -L .. LT- '-5 X M-- -Q-.gases -ew 1 f 3. :cb 51- -:an . H- i ' QT, 1' Azz M f'gf fi1: A J'-I-'.f- 1 ,... B. ,,... -F .--QF ,- -- 41 KEL- ., fi ,,. 1 - - f - ,..-- f 4 , fn' A f 5-. Q ' x N ' ' ----- 1- 5---- ' 5 : X 'Q .- 1 Y Z' ' ... , :T-' :.5 ' ,. Q75-1' ....:. ' A - 4- ,Tj A - - fr .- ,. -- ' uf. 1 f-1 . .. -. V., -- ,A -,. V .. 4 1 'K .. ,Q---, ,- ...w-... - ' - 0:4 Q .f . ' ' 's - ., -?..L'1 , TL- L 4- ZH., ,I -V - - Q, -5' . Q - :A ., , ,,,. - fx .1 .Qa- George Michael Allen Accounting Yale, Oklahoma Harbert Troy Babitizke Business Administration Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mary jo Beights English Eufaula, Oklahoma john Britt History Hoffman, Oklahoma Larry A. Buster Mathematics Oologah, Oklahoma Shirley Ann Carson Business Education Muldrow, Oklahoma Albert Keith Chapman Business Administration Jennings, Oklahoma Janice Sue Choate English Haskell, Oklahoma Alberta Sue Clayton Elementary Education Haskell, Oklahoma Sandra Lee Coke English Stillwater, Oklahoma Ramona Cooper Elementary Education Sallisaw, Oklahoma Phillip Arthur Corley Chemistry Eufaula, Oklahoma Billy Keith Cox Mathematics Watts, Oklahoma Pat Crane Elementary Education Muskogee, Oklahoma Elizabeth Jane Daniels Mathematics Watts, Oklahoma Sharon Dodson Home Economics Dustin, Oklahoma Billy Charles Duty Business Mounds, Oklahoma Paul Winford Eichling Chemistry Gore, Oklahoma Ronnie Ellis Industrial Arts Warner, Oklahoma Karon Darlene Erwin Home Economics Muldrow, Oklahoma 14 'FS 4:5 u R1 r 1 'T E Q A 1 -is-1' ii 'Wm- E l wa 4 X Sharon Charlene Erwin Home Economics Muldrow, Oklahoma Shirley Ezell Business Council Hill, Oklahoma Larry joe Fuller Mathematics Sallisaw, Oklahoma W ilm aC arol Grisham English Watts, Oklahoma Frances Goss English Webbers Falls, Oklahoma john Hannon Business Midwest City, Oklahoma Larry Rodney Harvey A griculture Beggs, Oklahoma LaVeta May Hawkins General Education Muskogee, Oklahoma Trois George I-lill Psychology Bartlesville, Oklahoma Iames Michael johnson Business Education Warner, Oklahoma Linda Kay Jones Elementary Education Henryetta, Oklahoma Pan Ella Jordan Art Stidham, Oklahoma Georgia Mae Keeter Elementary Education Briartown, Oklahoma William Douglas Kuykendall Elementary Education Sallisaw, Oklahoma Gladys Faye Lang Physical Education Tulsa, Oklahoma Fred a Compton Lattimore English Sallisaw, Oklahoma Gary Samuel Lattimore Mathematics Sallisaw, Oklahoma Roy james Loeffler Physical Education Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Knotchie McCrary Physical Education Eufaula, Oklahoma Ponie McCrary Chemistry Warner, Oklahoma .-.Q jx 405 KK 45 Wesley McFarland Counseling and Guidance Sperry, Okla. M. B. McGowen Business Okmulgee, Okla. Alvin Loyd Menie Business Webbers Falls, Ol-cla. Larry Miller Pre-Med Council I-li1l,Ok1a . Fred A. Monaco Industrial Arts Sperry, Okla. Rose M. Morris Elementary Henryetta, Okla. K. W. Mordecai Industrial Arts Henryetta, Okla. Juanita Mosby Elementary Education Haskell, Okla. Earl l... Mynatt General Education Oologah, Okla. R. M. Norman Physics 8 Math Checotah, Okla. Mary Sue Owen Elementary Education Dewar, Oklahoma Ellen Real Art 8 Physical Education Sallisaw, Okla. jimmy G. Reid Physical Education Ft. Gibson, Okla. Rodney Reno Landscape Arch. Stigler, Okla. Lenore Rhodes Elementary Education Webbers Falls, Okla . john Roark Mathematics Vian, Oklahoma Wayman C. Roberts Industrial Ax-is Dewar, Oklahoma Tom Robertson General Education Henryetta, Okla. Leonard I. C. Rogers Pre-Veterinary Checotah, Okla. William F. Ruark Mathematics Vian, Oklahoma 16 E? 'NQIDI-' it spy..- 'i ,,, K i lasaiasaf .. eau. 418 if nw ' l . :l5 ,.--- '3-4 27 W f V .NIfl W3Tv'i.'l? ' U ml! ' N nl' 4 ..,.- - af r ' 1 www 1 2 R Douglas Ryal Mathematics Henryetta, Okla. Lana Satterfield English Whitefield, Okla. Frank E. Scott Physical Education Tulsa, Oklahoma Ellen Sneed Math Checotah, Okla. R. A. Stuart Zoology Skiatook, Okla. Alfrancile Synar Home Economics Muskogee, Okla. Robert Thomason Mathematics Okmulgee, Okla. Jimmy Tiger Business Mounds, Okla . Kathryn Urquhart Education Eufaula, Okla. Ronald R. Vickrey Engineering Warner, Okla. Frances A. Voss English Dewar, Oklahoma Billy F. Wallace Physical Education Oktaha, Okla. Charles W., jr. Geology Warner, Okla. B. C. White Home Economics Muskogee, Okla. Delman Wilkie Mathematics Westville, Okla. S. E. Winkle Home Economics Checotah, Okla. Frank N. Wyatt Industrial Arts Midwest City, Okla. Don R. Yates Elementary Education Wagoner, Okla. Linda Comer Elementary Teaching Vian, Oklahoma Betha Hodges Elementary Education Eufaula, Oklahoma 17 Y . if 'FQ 3 gm. in-QW!! M F3 A , ti , isis Wi' xi fsiiigr :sf F j james Arterburn Engineering Muskogee Branch Barbara Barrett Elementary Education Muskogee Branch Marshall Beard Business Administration Muskogee Branch jerry Brightman Science -Wildlife Muskogee Branch Carol Burris Elementary Education Muskogee Branch Thom as C arlile Business Administration Muskogee Branch john P. Davis Criminology Muskogee Branch jerry Derrick Business Administration Muskogee Branch jon Diamos Science Muskogee Branch Stephen Douglas Business Administration Muskogee Branch Guaclolupe Duran Business Administration Muskogee Branch Henry Dye Business Administration Muskogee Branch Curtis Dyer Science Muskogee Branch Mary Alice Fields Elementary Education Muskogee Branch john Finley S cience Muskogee Branch john Gunn General Education Muskogee Branch James Gibson Biology Muskogee Branch Thomas Griffin Business Administration Muskogee Branch Darrel I-Iamil Biology Muskogee Branch Kent Hammer Business Administration Muskogee Branch 18 -1-:1 1 I , , is fa--f .es J V A f ,f 'B 1. 4, Y' 'gr gi ii 6 BQ ' mf, ' ' ' ' 1 s , 1 any ' X 'I U .11 ' Rf? ,hen ,W W -eg, 5' Mose Harlin General Education Muskogee Branch Eleanor Harris Nursing Administration Muskogee Branch Irma jean Harrison Sociology Muskogee Branch Frank Hendrickson Business Administration Muskogee Branch Thom as Howard Business Administration Muskogee Branch Joyce McGee Elementary Education Muskogee Branch Richard Myers Business Administration Muskogee Branch S hirley N esbitt S ociology Muskogee Branch jack Nixon Biology Muskogee Branch' Brend a Ow e ns S ociology Muskogee Branch Bob Perry Drafting Muskogee Branch Mike Ragsdale Sociology Muskogee Branch Shirley Ray S ociology Muskogee Branch Wilma Ray S ociology Muskogee Branch Howard Robinson Business Administration Muskogee Branch Edgar Ross Science Muskogee Branch john Sanders Engineering Muskogee Branch Tom S andezs S econdary Education Muskogee Branch Vernon S anders Law Muskogee Branch Elizabeth Scott Psychology Muskoge e Branch 19 'ir Higgs! z W1 1 IL' ,.,.k S ,Q ' .-:QM , X Q. ti. l. W. - L'.,,, 'iSi3 my , , 1 If , I ,, 'gg i J i x.. X! George Seibold Business Administration Muskogee Branch Opal Shannon Elementary Education Muskogee Branch Janice Sheets Elementary Education Muskogee Branch Mike Sheets Veterinary Muskogee Branch Richard Sikes Mathematics Muskogee Branch T. L. Silva Business Administration Muskogee Branch Artelle Stiff Nursing Administration Muskogee Branch Billie Stiger Drafting Muskogee Branch Bill Tackett Business Administration Muskogee Branch Charlotte Teague Sociology Muskogee Branch Paul Treadway Business Administration Muskogee Branch Janice Turney Business Administration Muskogee Branch Lee Turney Law Muskogee Branch Phyllie Whittenberg Mathematics Muskogee Branch Garnett Winn Elementary Education Muskogee Branch Bob Mcl-lenry English Sallisaw, Oklahoma C. M. Chuculate Elementary Education Sallisaw, Okla. Elaine Coke Elementary Education Yale, Oklahoma johnny Whisenant Physical Education S History Gore, Oklahoma Jeannie Chuculate Business Sallisaw, Okla. 20 ' H' ww ' .s,2ge2ges2 savaajm ggi -.69 41 ,1- Freshman P ' Q1z.3i,,- i 'VN gvdm ml EE? iiilgixiff' 3' W H. H. Clarence Luther Acton Gans, Okla. Ronnie Aday Okla. james Ronald Amos Sallisaw, Ol-cla. Marcey Anthis Okla. City, Okla. Phyllis Ann Ashley Heruyetta, Okla. Bob Barker Braggs, Okla. Ion Barnes Drumright, Okla . Albert David Becktold Choctaw, Okla. Lucille Bell Eufaula, Okla. Richard Bennett Sapulpa, Okla. Richard Blakley Webbers, Falls, Okla Helen Bond Sallisaw, Okla. Dolores Bryant Bri artown, O1-da. Eugene Burris Braggs, Okla. David Buthod Sandsprings, okla. Barbara Byrom Musko gee, Okla. Donald Carter Gore , Okla. Donna C awthon Muskogee, Okla. Wanda Chester Council Hill, Okla. Gary Claxton Bixby , Okla. 22 in 35 a 4s-Q 'Y ,Y-'N 'HIT' .14 .V is : - ,-14 7- if .pg 2a: 'f '- N1 if x Arrriir-5,11 I gm Q0 Franklin Coble Owasso, Okla. Paul Collins Broken Arrow, Oklzx. Gerald Crossland Muldrow, Okla. Dew ayne Crutchfield Tuls a, Okl a. Tommy Cruzan Cushing, Okla. Frank Cullum Sallisaw, Okla. jim Curtis WaT.1:S, Okla. Richard Daniels Bixby, Okla. Nicholas Ditolla Pitmburgh, Pa . jerry Duncan Okmulgee, Okla. Gerald Ellis Vian, Okla. Edith Erwin Muldrow, Okla . Ronnie Fair Snllisnw, Okla. Iam es Fairbanks Cleveland , Okla . G ary Fulps Broken Arrow, Oklu. Ronnie Goodner Forum, Okla. Irwin Grace Wetumka, Okla. Elaine Griffin Wagoner, Okla. C arlos Hall Henryetta, Okla. Guynn Hzlmmack Dewar, Okla. 23 Mary Jane Hanna Porum, Okla. Erma jean Harris Okemah, Okla. jam es Hastings Edmond , Okla. William Hendricks Slick , Okla. Penny Belle Horn Gore, Okla. Betha Hodges Eufaula, Okla. joy Hodges Warner, Okla. jo Ann Holliday Keota, Okla. Peggy Hollis Checotah, Okla. Myrna Holm es Sallisaw, Okla. Eldyn Ingerick Deland , Fla. john Jackson Checotah, Okla . William jackson, Jr Sallisaw, Okla. Victoria jeffeis on Muldrow, Okla. Leslie Johnston Haileyville, Okla. Shirley Johnson Wilson, Okla. Earnest Kellogg Warner, Okla. Virginia Kenedy Warner, Okal. Janelle Lattimore Sallisaw, Okla. Danna Lewis Wagoner, Olgla. 24- E ' 'lar Larry Little Hinton, Okla. Lynn McCoy Stigler, Okla. Lawrence McCu1lah Hitchita, Okla. Kenneth McKinney Jenks, Okla. Leon McVeigh Okemah, Okla. Nolan Mainus Sallisaw, Okla. Betty Ann Massengale Okla. City, Okla. Robert Maxey Porum , Okla. Treva Leigh Maxfield Poxum, Okla. Bill Mencke Okla. City, Okla. Glenda Karen Miller Council Hill, Okla. joan Renai Miller Sallisaw, Okla. john Elvin Miller Tulsa, Okla. Marilyn Sue Moore Norman, Okla. Willard Dean Morris Wats, Okla. Robert Lee Mullican Muskogee, Okla. Charles Nalley Checotah, Okla . Bradley Nelson Chelsea, Okla. jessee Osborne R01 and, Okla. Herbert Overbey Warner, Okla. 25 E was fb-. ,wg 1'-R ?1 Y 6 x n .ffi -if . :xev n. .e- w f. r ., 1 5212 E351 Vera Jean Pack Warner, Okla. Ronnie Pardue Boynton, Okla. Judy Payne Dustin, Okla. Dorothy Poteete Muskogee , Ol-da. Shirley Powell Stigler, Okla. jimmy Floyd Pulliam Dewar, Okla. Ellen Louise Raines Warner, Okla . Kaye Rogers Sallisaw, Okla. Brenda Louise Sipe Porum, Okla. Gwendolyn Smith Vian, O1-:la . jerry Smith Watts, Okla. Don Smithson Sallisaw, Okla. Thomas Lee Sullivan Dewar, Okla. Waldo Ray Swalford Sand Springs, Okla . jimm ie Wa lter Taylor Oke mu 11, Okla. jack Darrle Thomas Muskogee, Okla. Melvin Dale Thomas Gore, Okla. Luther jay Thomason Checotah, Okla. Ralph Thompson I-lenryetta , Okla. Dave Thornton Vian, Okla . 26 hi.. YS- Helen Tinney Checotah, Okla . Bill Villines Checotah, Okla . Steve Voss Dewar , Okla . Charlotte Wackerly Sallisaw, Okla. Patty Sue Wade Dewar, Ol-da. Terry Waggener Okla. City, Okla. Patricia Waldman Agra, Okla. Bob Taylor Weeks Broken Arrow, Okla Arlie Wefer Haskell, Okla. Karen Ann Wells Okla. City, Okla. Sharon Kaye Whorton Muskogee, Okla. Leroy Winn Okmulgee, Okla . Clifford Womack Checotah, Okla. Judy Ann Young Vian, Okla. Jerry Dale Keifer Council Hill, Okla. 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Bectold joe Benham Carlos Hall David Buthod Paul Collins Gary Claxton Riley Crofford Tommy Cruzan Russel David Kenny Dean Nick Ditcilla johnny Drake jerry Elmore Doug F ine Gary Fulps Charles Harris Louis Barajas S s- FB B QB LB G G C G I-EB End HB T ack 1 e End Line B a ck HB HB FB End FB sg gym ww mx XX james I-Iasting Tom Hughes Eldyn Ingerick Larry Little Wes McFarland Nolan Muinus john Miller Ronnie Mills Fred Monaco Robert Mullican jim Reid Mike Scantlen Art Streeter Dave Thornton Terry Waggener S End Tackle Tackle HB G T C Line B T FB G B LB I-IB T Bob Weeks Delman Wilkie Robert Wooten Geauwana Reese Q' T B End FB fe 'K f - - in --- V ,. RX Q15 sp Basketball Queen Miss Barbara Byrom of Muskogee, Oklahoma Miss Treva Maxfield Porum, Oklahoma ATTENDANT 'iw to 1 1' as ' in J' Sig 15, ' , E'-L 6 4 11 A Y vv-V-Y! rig? Q E N i Miss Penny Horn Gore, Oklahoma ATTENDANT to The BASKETBALL QUEEN nr VW-WLM The BASKETBALL QUEEN F - 9 g., -Q , 43 I.- A 2 ii Ronnie Aday BASKETBALL 1962 -63 The Connors Aggies began their 1962- 63 bas- ketball season with 27 boys but by the time the first game was played there were only 15 boys on the squad. Connors lost their season opener to St. Gregory 69-68, but came back a week later to win the Bi-State championship tournament at Okmulgee Tech. johnny Whisenant and Roy Loeffler were chosen on the all tournament team. f ff? ,-I' 'fx E 'x 5 ' 7511.7 - . 'HR t K v Wallace l .N Bennet 55:3 ,N Gerald Ch1'iSlIy lltgg' '5 ' , ' ' Y 'ik- fx , fig ' 'I' Y k 5 Nick Ditolla Bill Edmondson ' Delbert Fuller Grace Butch Hall ' Guynn Hamrnack Irwin N -,- . ff 1 X 'M 1 I I I ff' 1 , ' X I. 'x x .1 X -.a Q. xfw., - 'GX r N.. , ll J' l antt 44 ,-, -F..l .,,, -Q., --.W - ,,. .I.2'-T ..,,.,-A -.NM with Whisenant being chosen as most valuable player of the tournament. With the loss of Delbert Fuller, 6'7 , center at mid term Connors found the conference real tough . One of the best games of the season was , a 69-68 over-time win over O.M.A. of Claremore. As the Con-Rah! goes to press seven games remain to be played. It is believed that the season, as a whole, will be successful for Connors. B N, l V 'NXQQ I I ..' , Q ,-4 .fr ...M +- -. K. XA, R x james Hastings X. I .xx X x X M2753 , W . A l james johnson Leslie Johnston I' . X 'X I 1 I X i f. ,cf fi J' ff X' Gary L ambert Charles Lee J ,. ff' -jd WAHM,-ef ,df Roy Loeffler Frank Scott Thomas Sullivan johnny Whis enant Y ' I l i 5 Y N Lxbx l 45 BASEBALL The Aggies of Connors College, behind the great pitching of Buddy Hannon, was the surprise of the JUCO Baseball World. Eli! The Connors men finished sec- ond in JUCO League Play and then with Hannon pitching three straight days upset Northeastern A 8: M to . Grand junction, Colorado. Luther Martin, Dale Hair, Gene Selvidge, and Hannon were unaminous all conference picks, In the National Tournament the Aggies didn't fare too well losing to Manatee, Florida and Ellsworth, Iowa. Back from this team is'Bil1 Wallace, john Whisenant, Ken Mordecai, and Buddy Hannon. Hannon posted a 12 won, 1 lost, record and Whisenant led the hitters with a .370 average. On this page are pictured the 1961-62 baseball team and scenes from their trip to the National Tourna- ment at Grand junction Colorado. At the upper left, Cornell Roberts and Mike jackson stand on the tip top g at the upper right, Bill Dun- can gets set to catch a fast one, on the left, the eating place, on the right, Dale Hair, Bill Duncan, Harold Shackleford, Ed Freeman, and Robert Worsham relax at Guthrie, Oklahoma on the way outg and appearing below, the Coach and team: Buddy Hannon, Robert Worsham, Harold Shackleford, Cornell Roberts, Bill Duncan, Bill Wallace, Ken Mordecai, Coach Harry jackson, Wallace Bobblit, Gene Selvidge, Ed Freeman, Johnny Whisenant, Dale Hair, and Manager Tom Hughes. win the Regional Tournament at ' in Baseball Queen Miss Treva Maxfield of Porum, Oklahoma 47 Alai. POOTBA LL 1962 -63 The 1962 Connors Aggie Football Team was one of the hardest hitting teams produced at Warner in several years. Several key injuries to defensive halibacks kept the aggie men from having better than a 3 win, 6 lost season. The team was composed almost entirely of Freshmen. Eight offensive starters and 7 defensive starters will return for next season. With all these returning men 1963 could be a great year for the Aggies. Lost for 1963 will be joe Benham, Louis Barajas, Kenny Dean, jimmy Reid, Charles Harris, Geauwana Reese, Bill Baker, Bob Wooten, Mike Scantlin, and Wes McFarland. INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES The Intramural Activities Program is sponsored by the Physical Education Department in order to provide each student an opportunity to participate in sports activities in which he is interested. These intramural activities provide opportunities for skill development through recreational activity. The Intramural Program includes: volleyball, table tennis, basketball, tennis, archery, and softball. Each activity is conducted under the direction of the Student Activity Chairman. Wi PEP CLUB The A gie Pep Club . I ' :r l-3, Q' e .-41 +5,L 'N --9g:.- '- ' 5 , a s I. . , . .i x I Jigs,-.Li 'If iff 'f f '- 1.. I ., aint- -, ,A S is made up of all Con- nors Students united to support our school activities and athletic teams. Officers include President, Marcy Anthisg Vice-President, Pat Crane, Secretary, Betty Massengaleg and sponsors, Mrs. Mcllvain and Miss Carter. Leading the club's activities are the Cheer- leaders Barbara Byrom, Sue Choate, Gladys Lang, Ken Mordecai, Cornell Roberts, and Pat Waldman, who were elected by the student body. LETTERMAN CLUB Gary Lambert, Butch Hall, james Hastings, Frank Scott, johnny Whisenant, Bronc Waggoner, Mike Scantlen, Charles Harris, Raymond Kelly, Larry Little, Riley Crofford, Nolan Mainus, Nick Ditolla, Bill Baker, Robert Wooten, Russell Davis, jerry Elmore, john Miller, jim Reid, A.D Becktold, Cornell Roberts, Buddy Hannon, David Buthod, Wes McFarland, Louis Barajas, Fred Monaco, Roy Loeffler, Elydn Ingerick, Kenny Mordecai. ORGANIZATIGNS CLUBS The Student Senate of Connors College is a repre- sentative group of students, elected by the student body to work in programs of recreation and social events in cooperation with members of the faculty. It is composed of officers chosen by the whole student body, senators chosen from the class they represent, and a sponsor elected by the Student Senate. The major purposes of the Student Senate are to promote student participation in government and to provide for the student body a means of self-govern- ment and an official body to represent them to the administration. Every effort is made to provide a truly democratic situation for the consideration of student problems. Officers and members of the Student Senate are: Douglas Ryal, Presidentg Wesley McFarland, Vice- The Student Senate-S Presidentg Freda Lattimore, Secretary-Treasurerg Charles Wallis, jr., Parliamentariang Jeanie Chu- culate, Mary Sue Owens, Gary Lattimore, and Bob MCI-Ienry, Sophomore Representativesg Treva Max- field, Penny Horn, johnny Andrews, and Robert Burton, Freshmen Representatives. The Student Senate sponsored the Reception and Mixer for students at the beginning of the yearg the Homecoming and the Homecoming Danceg and the Spring Formal. The aims, purposes, and operations of the Muskogee Branch have been comperable. This group pictured above is made up of jan Sheets, Betty Plunkett, Kathleen O'iBrien, Brenda Owens, Lee Turney, Freddy Lowrance, james Arterburn, jack Nixon, and Larry Hill. Q? Zeta Omega Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity Muskogee junior College fConnor's Branch j The Zeta Omega Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa of Muskogee junior College was chartered September 7, 1949. The Charter Members were: Louis Crain, Miss Mary Ellen Ash, Miss Barbara Johnson, Billy G. Humphrey, and Wilford Mower. Miss Marion Allen was the sponsor. The Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity is an honorary non-secret organization with three objectives: to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among students of both sexes of the junior colleges of America. The initiation at Muskogee junior College was carried out in the society's colors, blue and gold. The installing officers were: A. james Woods, sponsor, Mrs. Arlene Bias, John Sanders, president of the chapter, and jon Diamos, vice -president. Mr. Jacob johnson, president of Connors State College of which Muskogee junior College is a branch, was the guest speaker. A reception was held in the recreation room after the initiation. Pictured, Cleft to rightjz Front row, Kathleen O' Brien, Inella Kimble, Barbara Elsky, Jacqueline I-lytche, Celestine Wilson, Joyce Daugherty, Opal Shannon, Martha Terrell. Second row, Gary Gates, Phyllis Whittenberg, Betty Plunkett, jon Diamos, Vice-President of Zeta Omega Chapter, james Woods, sponsor, jacob johnson, President of Connors State College, Bessie M. Huff, Dean, Muskogee junior College fConnors Branch j, Mrs. Arlene Bias, Shirley Berryhill, james Arterburn, Charles Christian. Back row, T. L. Silva, Don McDaniels, Charles Rains, jean jobe, john Sanders, president of Zeta Omega Chapter, john Deem, Lee Turney, jerry Nicholson, Tommy Robert- son, Bill Tackett. john Sanders, president, and jon Diamos, vice-president of the Zeta Omega Chapter, stand before the emblem displaying the Greek letters of Wisdom, Aspiration, and Purity. ' 'Xp -.QQ't!vc:m Qt-:gala la.. ?' an re. T1 1: as es il Newman Club The Newman Club, a youth group of the Catholic Church, is an organization for students attending Connors. Its purpose is to help the youth away from home feel more secure in their church and its beliefs. Fred Monaco, is the president of the club this year. Larry Little, Vice president, and Alfrancile Synar is Secretary -treasure. The Chaplain is Father McLaughlin and the sponsors are Annabelle Gatlin and Louise Carter. Other members are Nicholas Ditolla, Louis Barajas, Vickie Jefferson, Marcy Anthis, and Sharon Pierce. MUSKOGEE BRANCH DEVOTIONS GROUP The young man in the plaid shirt was the song leader and master of ceremonies and the young lady at the piano was accompanist. Others participated in singing and the flag salute. J' - W -C kxxk K . . Q -1 I .'l'T T Baptist Student Union Connors Baptist Student Union is a ministry to the college campus, sponsored by the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma, Muskogee Baptist Association and the First Baptist Church of Warner. Its basic function is to minister to the college student in the relm of spiritual matters. Its desire is to create a better student-church relationship and to bring about spiritual growth in the life of the student while he is attending college. - The Baptist Union Center is located just East of the college campus on College Road. lt provides a plac of worship, fellowship, and other activities to all students who are interested in such a program. The yearly program includes worship services and other activities such as, the Sweetheart Banquet, socials, and Fall and Spring Retreats. Vesper Services are held each Monday night at 7 o'clock at the Center and a Morning Retreat Monday through Friday at 7:15 A.M. B.S.U. Council Members are: Sandra Coke, President, Larry Northrup, Vice -Presidentg Program Chairman, Lana Satterfield 81 Linda jonesg Secretary, Wilma Grisham, Song Leaders, Karon and Sharon Erwin, Pianist, Mary Sue Owen, Assistant, Karon Miller, Membership Chairman, Doug Ryalg B.S.U. Center Chairman, Butch Acton, Publicity Chairman, Richard Stuartg Social Chairman, Phyllis Ashley, Mike McGoweng Editor of the paper, Pan Ella jordan. Mr. Everett Byrd is Faculty Advisor, and Reverend R. jay Brown is Director. Y? QIIIIM DU 0 S E l-lsilgne Club The Hsilgne Club was organized to stimulate interest in the communications field and is sponsored by Mr. Charles Montgomery. Each year one trophy is given to the outstanding sophomore English student and one is given to the outstanding freshman English student. Officers of the club are: Wilma Grisham, presidentg Richard Stuart, vice-presi- dent and Sandra Coke, secretary. Collegian The Connors Collegian, campus newspaper, is now in its fourteenth year of publication. The staff, working with their sponsor, C .E. Montgomery, reports school news, features, and social functions of Connors personnel. . First semester editor was Bill Wallace. Staff reporters were Janelle Lattimore, Gladys Lang, Frances Goss, and Elizabeth Daniels. Second semester staff included: Kaye Smith, Larry Northup, jo Ann Holliday, Carolyn Benham, Janelle Lattimore, Sue Choate, Mrs. Ruth Ryan, Charlotte Wack- erly, Joan Miller, Wilma Grisham, Mrs. Jo Beights, Elizabeth Daniels, Angela Green Trois Hill, Freda Lattirnore, Pan Ella jordan, Gladys Lang, and Frances Voss. 5 .,.. wifi +int il A Le Il l H .K E1 li ' f nz, n Cercle Le Cercle Francais The purposes of the French club are to create an interest in and to pro- mote an understanding of the language and culture of the French People. The use of conversational French is encouraged. Activities of the club include French cooking and the presentation of a variety program in French, Mem- bers are Karen Wells, president, Penny Horn, vice presidentg Frances Voss, secretaryg Mary jane Hanna, Sue Winkle, Raymond Kelley, and johnny Whisenant. Sponsor of the club is Miss Lura Rirnmer. German Club The German Club Der Deutsche Club. Seated left to right Sherman Babb, Roy Loeffler, Wesley McFarland, Mrs Helen Kline, instructor, Charles Duty, Sue Choate, and Mrs. jo Beights. Standing left to right Ellen Sneed, Paul Eichling, Phillip Corley, Bob Mcl-lenry, Tommy Robertson, La Veta Hawkins, james Clevenger, and Lana Satterfield. Members of the German Club are learning the speaking, reading, and basic grammar of the German language, as well as the culture, history and literature of Germany. The decorations on the table are the Advent Wreath and Golden Angel used in the German Christmas. t T3 , .qw t af Francais 1 1 v . , g A 'I fl 2.1 m CAST Maude Larrabee ............. Kathryn Urquhart julia Ward Mcliinlock ....... Sue Choate Linus Larabee jr ............. Wesley McFarland Linus Larabee ............... Bradley Nelson Mara garet .................. jo Ann Holliday David Larrabee ..... Trois Hill Gretchen ........ Frances Voss Sabrina Fairchild ............ Barbara By-rom A Young Woman ............ Marilyn Moore A Young Man ..... Gary Fulps Another Young Woman ....... Myrna Holmes Another Young Man .......... Richard Stuart Paul D'Argenson . Douglas Fine Set Director ..... Fred Monaco Stage Crew ........ Bob Weeks Louis Barajas Kenneth Dean Prompter ...... Richard Stuart Properties. ..., Donna Cawthon 'CSabrina Fair SABRINA FAIR Produced by The Connors Speech Department Directed by Mr. Ray McMi1lin MUSIC DEPARTMENT The music department has seventy-nine students studying some form of music--vocal, instrumental, ensemble and theoretical. Of the seventy-nine, ten are taking private vocal lessons and eight are taking piano lessons. The girls trio consisting of Shirley Ann Smith, Soprano, Vian, Mary Sue Owen, Mezzo Soprano, Dewar, and Sue Clayton, Alto, Haskell, has appeared at Civic Clubs in Muskogee including the Rotary Club, Lions Club, Business and Professional Womens Club, and the American Legion. A program for a Valentine Party in Muskogee was given by Ioy Hodges, Treva Maxfield, and Sharon Pierce. Most of the programs were of the variety type, and had many songs that dated back to the 192O's. The Male Quartet consisted of Ronnie Morrison, lst Tenor, Tulsa, Dan Stout, 2nd Tenor, Warner, Wes McFarland, lst Bass, Sperry, Mike McGowan, 2nd Bass, Morris. They also appeared on community programs. Members of the Glee Club pictured are: Rodney Reno, Richard Bennett, Bradley Nelson, jerry Pruitt, Trois Hill, Richard Stuart, joy Hodges, Frances Voss, Marilyn Moore, Sue Choate, Shirley Powell, Juanita Mosby, Frank Coble, Mary Owen, Barbara Byrom, Charlotte Myers Chuculate, Sue Clayton, Mike McGowan. Not pictured are: Edith Erwin, Karen Miller, Wes McFarland, Gwen Smith, Sandra Wells, and Gladys Lang. Officers of the Glee Club are Wes McFarland, President, Mike McGowan, Vice President, Mary Sue Owen, Secretary- Treasurer. The second semester Glee Club wrote and staged their own production, A Grand Night For Singing. Xxx In charge of this production were Sue Choate, Script, Mary Sue Owen, Music, Barbara Byrom, Speech, Wes McFarland, Staging and Production, and jimmy Pulliam, Accompanist. One program of the year was a piano recital presented by joy Hodges, assisted by Mary Sue Owen, vocalist. C L A S S E S Art Department ' Cultural enrichment and enjoyment for students may be found in the art courses taught by Ruth M. White at Connors. Here a student's aptitude and potential abilities in self expression are discovered, either through individual and group work or through sensitive and intelligent study. Courses offered are Freehand Drawing, Color and Design, Art Principals, Art Appreciation, Oil Painting, and Water Colors. Night Art Classes are offered for teachers and adults who cannot attend art classes in the day time. The art classes unite to form the Art Club for the purpose of understanding art and how it Works to better our lives and the area in which We live. The Art Club sponsored the Valentine's Dance, exhibited paintings by various artists during the year, and assisted with the decorations for various school activities. Mrs. White is included in the 7th edition of International Directory of art, with a photograph of her Spoon painting. l + -q.i? 1 n i QZHZWQW PFD Q Q '23 1-sq?- Er! A Phi Beta Lamba Phi Beta Lamba, a business education organization, represents education as a reappraisal of the learning experience. It promotes the belief that college students should be given an opportimity to become acquainted with the business worldg to know the levels of employmentg job opportunitiesg different, types of workers neededg what knowledge is necessaryg desirable personal qualities and qualifications. It also promotes the idea that since our system of doing business is capitalistic, students should be informed on other economic systems to enable them to compare and note the advantages of the Capitalistic economic system for their way of life. It is the responsibility of the Business Department as a fundamental part of the educational program, to promote higher standards of education. 'Mant KRW nfwilig ,up -J p..4-J Yi Y? 0. ,Klub Konnors Kitchen Klub Officers for the year Were: Leroy Winn, Presidentg Kenneth Torn linson, Vice President, Deloris Coke, Secre- tary and Treasurer. Other members were Leon McVeigh, Ellen Real, Gerald Christy, Peggy Hollis, Linda Cot ner, james johnson, Lawrence McCnllah, Don Yates, Elizabeth Daniels, jerry Pruitt, jackey Bedford, John Boyett, jerry Duncan, Iii , .W Sue Choate, Bob Thom- ason, Bob Barker, Danna Lewis, Mike McGowen, Ray Swafford, Sue Clayton, Freddie Bowden, Pan Ella jordan, Helen T inney, Billie Richardson, james Neal, A.D. Becktold, Mrs. Lela Schaublin, Mrs. Robin Heisley, and Mrs. jean Martin, and Sharon Pierce. Konnors Kitchen Klub is under the direc- tion of Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Heisley, and Mrs. Schaublin . mad in Home Economics Chapter The study of home economics, under direction of Mrs. Cottrell, is designed to help young women gain homemaking skills and a better understanding of human relationships which will aid them to achieve more satisfying living in their families today and later as they marry. Courses offered are: Home Management, Family Relations, Household Arts, and Household Science. The Home Economics Chapter is a member of Oklahoma Economics Association and American Home Economics Association. Elected officers are Bonnie White, presidentg Sharon Erwin, vice-president, Karon Erwin, secretary-treasurer, Judy Young, program chairmang and Mrs. Cottrell, Advisor. Chapteractivities during the year included a joint-installation of officers at Eastern Junior College, Wilburtong attendance at the State Conference in Oklahoma Cityg sponsoring a cake walk, and a demonstra- tion of hairstyling and good grooming. In addition the group attended the Spring Leadership Conference, and had a week-end trip to Tenkiller. The Style Show in conjunction with the Mother's Day Tea exhibited sewing skills of the girls. Bonnie White, Sharon Erwin, Karon Erwin, Judy Young, Sue Winkle, Treva Maxfield, Shirley Ezell, Edith Erwin, Juanita Mosby, Mrs. Cottrell, Sharon Dodson, Vera Pack, Gwen Smith, Alfrancil Synar and Joan Miller. C Tri Psi Tri Psi is an organization of the Sophomore Girls at Connors whose purpose is to promote educational and recreational opportunities for the students. Tri Psi officers for the fall semester include Freda Comp ton, President, Bonnie White, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, Sharon Dodsong Reporter, Pan Ella jordan, and Miss Louise Carter, Sponsor. Other club members include Sue Choate, Gladys Lang, Sharon Erwin, Karon Erwin, Sue Winkle, Katy Urquhart, Lana Satterfield, Jeanie Chuculate, Mary Sue Owens, Sandra Coke, Juanita Mosby, Elizabeth Daniels, Linda jones, Wilma Grisham, Frances Voss, Shirley Ezell, Pat Crane, Ellen Real, Shirley Carson, Sue Clayton, Linda Cottner. n '- wi-?iEx! ' t .f X ,gum Wah? J l, ff Russell Belles In September, 1962, the Russell Belles re-organized and elected the following officers: Phyllis Ashley, President, Gwen Smith, Vice-Presidentg Vickie jefferson, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mrs. Evelyn Cottrell, Sponsor. The purpose of the Russell Belles is to create a helpful college spirit, to help the members to become acquainted, and to learn to work together for the benefit of others. The Belles pictured are: Marilyn Moore, Betty Massengale, Sandy Wells, Dorothy Poteete, joy Hodges, Barbara Byrom, Myrna Holmes, Shirley Powell, Judy Payne, Angela Green, Helen Bond, Kaye Rogers, Pat Waldman, Judy Yotuig, Louise Raines, Shirley johnson, Peggy Hollis, Erma Harris, Phyllis Ashley, Helen Tinney, Edith Erwin, jo Ann Holliday, Donna Cawthon, Vickie Jefferson, Gwen Smith, Lynn McCoy, Wanda Chester, Treva Maxfield, Penny Horn, Karen Miller, joan Miller, Charlotte Wack- erly, and second semester students Pat Davenport, Karen Haswell, and Dorothy Linzy. The Library The library building, which was completed in 1951, is a two story fire-resistant structure centrally located. The physical science and three class rooms are on the first floor. The library with its audio-visual department occupies the top floor. The central reading room of the library has a seating capacity of 120 and the audio -visual room will take care of 60 students. The library has a collection of 14,000 volumes contains well-selected reference works in addition to bound magazines, and receives approximately 101 periodicals. Open stacks make the material easily available to the student. Mrs. Mattie Blackwell is Librarian. Student librarians are Helen Bond, Sandra Coke, Vickie jefferson, Myrna Holmes, Wanda Chester, Donna Cawthon, Frances Goss, Shirley Carson, and Judy Payne. Students in charge of the Audio-Visual Materials are Larry Northrup and DeWayne Crutchfield. 0 ' 11 -. '11 -..,,J .im S C I E N C E Pictured at the upper left is jimmy Taylor and Dewayne Crutchfieldg the upper right, Bob Maxey and Donna Cawthong middle left is Vickie jefferson. These students are performing experiments in Mr. Martin's Chemistry lab. Pictured in the middle right is Elaine Coke, Bill jackson, Richard Stuart, Charles Wallis, jr., and Dr. Wallis in Botany labg in the lower right hand picture is Dr. Wallis with his Muskogee Branch class in Anatomy and Physiology: --Guadolupe Duran, Ruby Greenfeather, Eleanor Harris, Hazel Love, Donald Martin, Luella Pack, Jeannette Rainwater, Blanche Simmons, Artelle Stiff, Virginia Stock, Margaret Tarochione, and Dr. Wallis. ,u - ii Anatomy and Physiology Class . lllill Industrial Drafting Class TECHNICAL EDUCATION Mr. Orval Bradley, directing classes in Industrial Drafting at the Muskogee Branch of Connors College. The Industrial Education Program was inaugurated at Muskogee in the fall of 1962. 55 students were enrolled in Technical Education during the second semester of the 1962-63 school year. 36 of these were in Electronics, and the remainder in Industrial Drafting. Mr. Bradley and his Wife and three children live in Muskogee. I-Ie holds the BS Degree in Trades and Industries from Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Dr. Charles Wallis, and Mr. Harold Martin, from the main campus of Connors, also teach night classes at the Branch college. X X-na Class Blueprints FPHWHMCUZH f - Q 'N-L' C L A S S E S ' ' TQ 1.7,-,,,1' f QZHHWFWU 1.4. ., -Y .f : 5 5.35 ' k M . ,.,u,,Aa9g 5' Leather Craft Mr. Byrd, instructor-- Buddy Hannon, Bin I Baker, Sandra Wells, Doug Kuykendall, Marilyn Moore, and Freddie Bowden. Agriculture Department The Agriculture Department offers two years of basic work in agriculture, which prepares its graduates for senior college work. Course subject matter is kept as practical as possible, without sacrificing scientific information needed by transfer students, so that a student terminating his training at the end of two years can obtain employment in agricultural business, ranching, or farming. - Most students live within a radius of one hundred miles, however, a few out of state students are usually included in those enrolled in Agriculture. The most recent addition to the college farm is a facility for performance testing beef bulls, which was constructed during the summer of 1961. The testing barn, lots, and watering troughs are the most up to date of any test station in Oklahoma. The first 65 bulls finished test on February 13, 1962. They were owned by 21 breeders in Oklahoma and Arkansas. These bulls sold in a performance tested sale on March 3, 1962. The Second Annual Bull Performance Test began on September 12, 1963. Thirty-five breeders from five states placed 120 bulls on rate of gain test. States represented were Nebraska, Arkansas, Kansas, and Texas. The 140 day gain test was concluded on january 30, 1963. An Angus bull owned by The Acee Company of Ft. Smith, Arkansas topped all entries by gaining 3 1X2 pounds a day for 140 days. Eighty-five bulls that passed graduation requirements were sold on February 27, 1963. Interest in these bulls was manifested by inquiries for information coming in from several states and Canada. This offering of bulls coming from this performance test represents the top 213 of 120 bulls from 35 breeders living in five different states. This performance test has been conducted by the college agriculture department in cooperation with the Oklahoma Extension Division, Oklahoma Beef Cattle Improvement Association, and the Muskogee Hereford Breeders Association and cooperating breeders. Performance in beef production means ability to gain weight. The rate of growth a calf makes during the first 205 days of its life reflects the rnothering ability of its dam. Feedlot gain after weaning gives more proof of bred-in ability to convert grass or grain into beef. Yearling weight expressed in total gain or weight per day of age is a most important evaluative criteria, since it reflects both weaning and feedlot gain. At the right, Mr. Hodges, is pictured beside one of the six self-feeders used in the testing program. Connors State Agricultural College IACOB IOHNSON, PRESIDENT Welcome to thls, the second annual Bull Sale from the Performance Testing Program at Connors State Agricultural College. The college feels a responsibility to help in any way possible in the promotion of agriculture in all its phases, including beef cattle improve- ment. We at the college are pleased that the breeders have given us an opportunity to participate in this performance testing program. These pro- grams have been operating ln the state and the contribution they are making to the improvement of the livestock industry ls well known. For the college and for all the breeders who have participated in this program, I extend you a cordial welcome. We hope you will enjoy your vlsit to our campus. Sincerely yours , JH-C06 JDAIIJUI1 President Connors State Agricultural College WARNER, OKLAHOMA I wish to take this opportunity to welcome you to our second sale of performance tested bulls. You will find a good set of bulls with bred-ln ability to convert grass or graln into beef, bulls desirable in type, and of popular pedigrees. The average adjusted weaning weight on all bulls selling is 536 pounds. The teedlot grains are realistic. There are bulls of different ages, from 12-18 months, so you should find what you want here. At 112 days the average dally gain on all bulls was 2.80tt, with the high at 4. 023. It has been a pleasure towork wlththe owners of these bulls, in this, our second test of bulls, where all have had an equal chance of express- ing their bred-ln ability in terms of feedlot gain. Hager! Juoafgea Head Animal Husbandry fi Fi fi 1 . rg 1 Fa I ..., ,.f, -Img ? fr' 4 '41, A Q, ., qbvumkxv Xa 1? K M' V V AA YY ..-0 . K V f f 1 f - -A , ,V A m 2' r .. ' I J X. X X .xx - vi,-' . yr V1 , ,, x 73: 24,5531 I K 9 ' 's-.Q , 45-A n , L 9 , . 5 .- 'J B- -4 7 1 o A 1 -..,' s , , lj ' ' ' .Wi 9- F'Ba,, , ,Q gi N 1 A ku- ff 3. In V Ah '- we 'L k .Y 4 .7 I . 1 Q , Q x:ZA'f,.' 'lf 5 J, -1 VV! .N L- x?XI- ,J .4 i ,I V Al' u 3525 .asf gm, , Q , , ' 'faux ' :-giff' ':1:s:: -?. .,. Em . E1 saga, iii-xg Y ww i- ..,.,a,.kW-.- im-.. ,132 E.'fIx U V-Q , gl.-.4 wg ---af 1 1.IX:Iv--5xla V-XLS em., iw -aj' 5 V -L .. - H up- - 'D '- ' Q ' . :u 'J-I -' ' 4 ' ' QT Li. ,-+ A Sip 'i ' 45, M 9 -J--'I-..-.1 -.-- ,. 3 'if fififi-'fl 'A , ' 1 f.-::Qa.2fiL.z4:-if f MA 'N MT fx . kiwi' . 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Compliments of WHEELER FUNERAL HOME Perry and Wag sauisaw Oklahoma 'Qiue Clic Cyoun ,Klart fRnenIz LAKELAND GLASS Aura Bunn - Mmnnnn - and MIRROR CO. lunuauncz Rxnucznznvu RAYMDND H I: RYER MUSKDGEE DKLA P.-an Mu 7-7524 740 CALLAHAN Save Your Parking Problems HALVORSEN J EWELERS Lakeland Shopping Center Your Friendly jewelers Telephone MU 2-1841 Fine Gifts Muskogee, Oklahoma We Have a Lot of Respect for the Students Who Respect the Law S EQU OYAH COU NTY Sheriffs Office E . W . FLOYD Sallisaw Oklahoma When We Protect Wildlife We Protect Ourselves wildlife cqnservationtdepartment vlan township Andy B. Calloway Foreman Carlile Clayton Taylor FARMER'S FU RNITU RE COMPANY RCA Victor Sz RCA Whirlpool Spring 5-4462 Sallisaw Oklahoma The Little Jewelry Store with Lots of Service HOWARD R. BYRD Phone 2-9281 Muskogee, Okla. Electronic Watch Repairing W 7 wfj 5 '1-,519 . wif Muskogee, Oklahoma .AJUQHCQ 401 N. THIRD Muskogee, Oklahoma DRY CLEANING - LAUNDRY LINEN SERVICE - INDUSTR IAL UNIFORMS N bu All Major Brands of Oil Y Xl Gasoline, Deisel Fuel, Kerosene, 47A Spark PlugS, S331 Beams Q Batteries if I . Warner, Oklahoma f,-.- - -- 1 - ,r ,T Stlglef, OKIHUOIUH Ph. HO 3-2422 A 1' 'nfl E if lf 9 ' Ph. YO 7-2200 Checotah Cecil Boyd Euiaula W . , I ,ff f ,f' is .xxx A f ,X N WESEL SMC?K?N FUEL G -IIDFIW l'I'17Ul'l1:E UOOCD BOYD'S SERVICE STATION AND CAFE -m,Ar ww 'ml Nw, mf ,ei ,,rf ,, H M,! H , , if XE? Meng. 'fyifpg 15.9 F E Nl .M 5 ' llolllgul g C A f 5 HO 3-9255 Oils Gasoline Greases Diesel Fuels HO 3-3611 24 Hour Service All Day-Every Day 24 Hour Service Jack Collins Highway 64 Warner Oklahoma Cecil and Ouida Boyd -QZZP H12--1 OOO-n Howard's Rogers Motor Sales l Book S Camera Shop Chrysler-Plymouth-Valiant Books, Gifts, and Dealer Everything Photographic Denver Rogers, Owner Ph. MU 2-9641 303 W. Broadway Stigler Oklahoma Muskogee mu A -3 Moron nm kki illvlcl I ' , o ,ff TEXACO M O T O R I N N CHESTER PRODUCTS Phone 473-2255 s 'A5T'D' FORD Owner CARS AND Speedy, Courfeous The Friendly Dealer TRUCKS SeI'VlCe ll'l G CHECUTAH Phone Ng, 2 To Everyone, Always Friendly Town OKLA' Muskogee Broom Co We Buy Oklahoma Broom Corn Manufacturers of Better Brooms Telephone 2-5781 VAN CARTER, Proprietor 419 S. Cherokee Muskogee Okla. Bill Apperson Motor Company Willys Jeeps 8: Trucks Muskogee, Oklahoma 222 N. Cherokee Ph. MU 2-6619 Futrell Mercantile Co. Ho dware Dry Goods Grocerial Phone IV 2375 Forum Oklahoma VANDIVER HARDWARE Woodrow Vandiver - Harold Stout Phone 473-2257 Checotah THE RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 314 Barnes Building Muskogee, Oklahoma Bebb Floral Company Doyle Bland Office Supply Broadway Theatres Durnil's Department Store Fulton's Snyders Young Fashions Hunt's Department Store Jones Store Kaplan's jewelry Kelly Monument Company Klar Brothers jewelry Modern Clothiers Muskogee Furniture Nelson Furniture S Sz Q Clothiers Scoggins Appliance Susman's Western Auto Store Spraker Motor Company VANDIVER AND BLACKWELL Groceries and Meats Ph 473 2231 and Ph. 473-2232 SELLERS REXALL DRUG STORE Phone MU 9-2516 Eufaula Oklahoma We Give S gl I-I Green Stamps H. E. KETCHUM K Lumber Dealer 5 Material For General Construction Warner-Oklahoma Muskogee Ph. H0 3-3131 Ph. MU 2-3381 H. L. DAVIS GARAGE H. L. IHUBJ DAVIS GENERAL GASOLINE AND 01LS REPAIRING NEW SUPER OIL Super TCP--We give Top Value Stamps Modern Grease Equipment WRECKER SERVICE Phone H0 3-3311 wa,-ner Parts and Accessories Oklahoma Muskogee Iron Works Designers-Fabricators-Erectors Structural Steel-Galvanizing Plant Foundry and Machine,Shops P. 0. Bax 1547 Ph. MUrray 2-5521 Muskogee, Oklahoma Ryser 8 Beller Athletic Goods The Finest in Athletic Equipment Muskogee, Oklahoma Ph MU 2-2220 428 W. Broadway Compliments of Brenda gl Carolyn. . .JOY THEATER. . . Vian, Oklahoma Dewey Padgett ...... BARBER SHOP ,..... Sallisaw, Oklahoma Carl Phillips ...... SEQUOYAH THEATER ...... Sallisaw, Oklahoma KAHN'S DEPARTMENT STORE ............. Muskogee, Oklahoma C.H. Pilkyton ...... PALACE DRUG STORE ...... Sallisaw, Oklahoma B.F. GOODRICH STORE ............... Muskogee, Oklahoma SMOKEHOUSE PIT BAR BQ SANTA FE MEAT PACKING COMPANY Home of Good Bacon and Ham Custom Bcrbecuing Phone MU 7-4418 Best Barbecuing in the Southwest Mu 2-6941 108 N. 24th Complimenting The Muskogee Branch of Ylall come! C.S.A.C. SPRAKER ' MOTOR J: COMPANY Muskogee Okmulgee Muskogee Dairy Farmers Association, Inc. Kdeolers in feed and farm Suppliesl 317 N. Cherokee Phone 7-6376 MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA BOBBIE'S BEAUTY SHOP AUTO PARTS AND MACHINE COMPANY BOBBIE PRATCHARD 6ll W , Broadway Machine Shop Telephone IV 4-2885 Phone MU 2-1334 MU 2-7519 Porum Oklahoma Armel Walden, V.P. Muskogee Oklahoma EUFAULA MOTOR PARTS INCORPORATED South Main Eufaula, Oklahoma If We don't have it We know where and how to get it Telephone MU 9-2586 THE IVEY DRUC STORE INCORPORATED Four Registered Pharmacists on duty Drugs Cosmetics Candies Sundries to meet your needs Sallisaw Oklahoma Telephone SP 5-4646 Make a Date to Roller Skate STARDU ST SKATE ARENA 2105 Gibson Muskogee, Oklahoma Plan A Party School- -Church- -or any Group For Information Phone MU 2-4756 Public Skating 7 to 9:00 P.M. QExcept Wednesday Sz Sundayj Afternoon 2 to 4:30 P.M. Sat. gl Sun. Skate for Fun and Physical Fitness BEAM 81 BALL R.C.A. and Zenith T.V. Black and White gl Color T.V. llO North Srd. Street Muskogee, Oklahoma Telephone MU 2-l6ll REGISTERED VIAN LUMBER COMPANY Vian, Oklahoma HORSES and R.C. Williams Sallisaw, Oklahoma Office Telephone SP 5-4466 Residence Telephone SP 5-9943 HORN LUMBER COMPANY Sallisaw, Oklahoma Everything For The Farm and Home .JAME HWER INDEPENQMMI RUIT CU- WHOLESALE r pg! vzm-:TABLES BANAN ,LLM IALTY . . I , H Musica 1 5 - HUMA f l, .1 '-AE -, ' PARKER Oll COMPANY CHECOTAH, OKLAHOMA ' CAt?C0fClA Van M. Mitchell Sinclair and Goodyear Dist. propane glomfgan? Quick- o.T.c. 127-N-4122 - , yew gmzs sznvlce Effmt checorall, Okla. I A Delivery .rout Phone 43,2261 fiic11eCofah Ph. 473-5310 un- -Q , . L Xl D REXALL FRAME LUMBER COMPANY DRUG STORE cHEcoTAH's LOWEST PRICE STORE C 'M' Dodgen Mgr. Bob Frame and W. H. Frame Jr., Mgrs. CHECOTAH, OKLAHOMA Phone 473-5213 BUILDERS HARDWARE LUMBER 8. SUPPLIES Checotah Oklahoma jClI I'll6'I':5 Stop and Shop WafionwiJe l'0CeI'y Checotah Oklahoma TEEL LAUNDRY AND BORUM NATIONWIDE DRY CLEANING 317 W. Court Phone MU 7-4451 Food Store and Cafe Muskogee Oklahoma Good Things To Eat Stigler Oklahoma ' WARNER AGENCY Tuesdays and Thursdays all SHINN 'S BARBERSHOP GEHEB ELECTRIC 8: INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. New gl Used Moto rs Belting- -Sheaves - -Ball Bearing Pillow Blocks - -Parts - -Bearings - -Brushes - -Hose - - Speed Reducers - -Chains - -Sprockets 208 S. Cherokee Muskogee, Oklahoma Telephone MU 2-5561 409 S. C and C RADIATOR SHOP C.R. Bob Peavler, Owner Cherokee Muskogee, Oklahoma Telephone MU 2-1641 CLEM SMALLEY FORD HOLDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Guarantees Fair and Friendly Deals in both For Your Better Things to Wear Sales and Service Phone 5-4606 Come See Us 122 E. Cherokee Sallisaw, Okla. 602 W. Broadway Muskogee, Oklahoma Telephone MU 2-1345 I .I PARK AND KINDRED We Give S Sz H Green Stamps Checotah Oklahoma Glad To See You Come In COPELAND OIL CO., INC. Established 1935 CITIES Jabber Products SERVICE Stilger, Okla. ' Phone YO 7-4766 Building Hardware Plumbing STIGLER LUMBER gc SUPPLY CO. Every Thing For the Builder Office Phone YO 7-2557 Stigler Oklahoma O 9 --READY I0 WEAR -- 312 West Broadway Muskogee, Oklahoma Betty Rose Coats and Suits Sans Souci Lingerie Tweedie and Red-Cross Shoes for ROY NICHOLS IMPLEMENT COMPANY MASSEY-FERGUSON Sales 8: Service 323 W. Layfayette Checotah Oklahoma Women Phones 473-5522 and 473-5134 WALL PAPER L TON'S R. B. LAZENBY, Prop. GQIENQEAL ws Gm: s. as. H. GREEN sums The Fiffelldly SfOIe WINDOW GI-ASS Fashion Center of Muskogee . I . Russsassr - .1.,,, BHUSHE5 ' ' Sportswear-Dresses ' .- ,f . -2111 -5 Q W P EW Ph 3 'T ' Q-A19 43:nYggGZlg?gDK:VAfY 213 W. Broadway Muskogee WARNER DRUG DRUGS GIFTS CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLIES Ph. HO 3-3151 Warner, Oklahoma In Warner For Complete Shopping It's BROWN'S GROCERY AND MARKET Everything Good To Eat Notions Phone HO 3-3431 Warner, Oklahoma Wards Cole Grain Co. Store Phone MU 7-7567 Phone 3225 919 S. Cherokee Muskogee, Okla. Porum Oklahoma Sequoyuh County Times The Southwest's Most Interesting Kroh Music Company Ne Spaper W Serving Eastern Oklahoma Printers Publishers Designers In Music for 54 Years Lithograph and Letterpress Printing 432 W. Broadway Office Supplies Muskogee, Oklahoma Office Furniture Photo Supplies Sallis aw Oklahoma LAKEVIEW LANES STANDARD AUTO PARTS Highway 69 North Verle E. Coons Ray Jolmdahl PhOl'16 Qwner Checotah Oklahoma Phone 473 -2253 Bowl For Fun BOW1 FOI Health Checotah Oklahoma BOWL!!! Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of '63 SHARPE DRY GOODS CO. - from - THE HOUSE OF BETTER VALUES Dry Goods - Shoes and Ready-to-Wear CHECOTAH STIGLER EUFAULA Compliments NASH'S of for B. B. THOMPSON HOlDblESl3l?l-OiLfiGOl'YlES sci-lool. SUPPLY SCh0O'C2Si'ilZSQZI?Q'O C'Y 436-38 Court Street We Give S 8. H Green Stamps Phone MU 2-0665 Muskogee, Oklc. 417-A WSSY Br0GdW0Y MUSl409Ge,Ol4l0- Y ug 5 AGENT FUNERAL HOME Wuf 5' pofafo CMP 60. Personal Service With Distinction Nuts lo you from Guy's We Do Appreciate Your Business Phone SPring 5-4414 Saiiisaw, Oklahoma Muskogee, Oklu. AI6 North 3rd I Burk 5 Flower hskef smlsiw sm: BANK Personal Attention to all Orders Member F D I C Phone 5-4774 Sallisaw Oklahoma Sallisuw oklqhgmg W. N. AGENT AGENCY INSURANCE ABSTR-ACTS REAL ESTATE 'l'I3 N. Oak Sallisaw IT'S HENDERSON'S COFFEE MUSKOGEE QDERS Q, 0 QQFFW TEA SPlCES IIXTRACTS OKLAHOMA fi. Be E really refreshed ,H L v L , fi' l 41 lil l 4, Muskogee, Oklahoma LESSLEY'S SALLISAW, OKLAHOMA Enioy Life and Eat Out More Often It Costs No More To Eat the Best Phone 5-4785 Muskogee Materials Company Best-Test 81 Lite-wa Shadow Wall Blocks Grill Ba Solar Blocks Water Proofing Reinforcing Rod Sand Si Limestone 1201 South Cherokee te Building Blocks Cement Cement 8: Mortar Colors Aluminum and Steel Encasement Expansion joint Duro Wall Reinforcing Ph. MU1-ray 2-2484 Muskogee Bruce Typewriter Co Peoples .Sm Aunmc. MAcv-nuns . N vonnstzs, n o Y A L rwewsurtns a nsuuts Service All Makes of Office Equipment Checotah, Oklahoma 215 North mm- Mvrwv 7-5511 Muskogee, Oklahoma SNEED STUDIO 8: RADIO-TV SERVICE Superior Feeds I 317 W. Gentry Box 206 S Phone 473-5614 Checotah, Okla. Fertilizer, Feeds Portraits Radio Service Seeds, Pecans TV Service Phone 473-5715 Checotah, Okla Cameras 81 Supplies Appliance Repair FARMERS S MERCHANTS BANK JUST BANKING MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Efl Okl h Art Flower Shop Flowers For All Occasions Phone MUrray 7-6327 'I2'I2 W. Okmulgee Muskogee, Okla. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home owned and home operated by: MARSHALL R. FOLEY Eufaula, Oklahoma Box 236 Phone 'I84 Westinghouse F I D f F y Tappan Gas Ranges Mqygqg Stites Furniture Co. Ph 61 Ef' our-. Stare National Bank USEFUL . . . SAFE ACCOMMODATI NG Eufaula Oklahoma SHEFFIELD Sf ROSS SUPPLY CO. Army Surplus Building Supplies HO 4-2212 Webbers Falls Oklahoma Worner JA K E 'S FURNITURE-APPLIANCES Factory to you Prices Phone H0 3-3251 BROCKMAN'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ph PR 3 4444 V Okl h ma I 5 now its Pe ' for those who thmk young lllll llf l' I' P ,L M n Pepsl S one' Cleaning ls E l in Muskogee at the Parisian Cleaners Shirt Laundry 3 Locations 316 C S 1706 W Ok lg 200 E d Bl d ROYE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Texaco Products Phone YO 7-2650 Stigler Oklahoma Oklohom HiII's Radio S TV Shop R.C.A. Black and White and Color Be Wise Trode With WISER'S GRO. and MKT. cmd WISER'S Sc and 'I0c R.C.A. Whirlpool Appliances Eufaula Oklahoma Phone 4-i3'501-7 Checotah Oklahoma OONER BOWL 8: CAFE FEED - - - 615 South 52nd St. Q Muskogee, Okla. BOWER FEEDS Twenty Alr Condmoned ffjwh lanes and Pln Youn szsr suv Q Spotters MUSKOGEE I MILL 81 ELEVATOR CO. COMPLETE RUG AND FURNITURE CLEANING 8. REPAIR SERVICE ALL TYPES OF FLOOR COVERINGS CARPET, LINOELUMSTILE CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Weeks Rug 8: Furniture Cleaners MUSKOGEE, OKLA. Phone 2-2241 110 S. 4th HAY S S TOR If HAYS STORE It pays to trade with Hays Phone 1-IU 9-2115 Gore Oklahoma CARNATION COMPANY FRESH MILK MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA ICE CREAM ADAYIS Apgo CHICKEN SHACK Tires, Batteries Delicious Steaks, Chops, Chicken Come As You Are!! Hlld Open Twenty-Four Hours a Day! ACCGS sories Owner - -W . K. fBilD McKenzie Checotah Oklahoma Checotah Oklahoma Keofa Mill and Elevafor Co. We buy, sell, or store--grains and soybeans FEEDS SEEDS Box 128 Keota, Okla. Ph. WO 6-3115 and WO 6-2155 ROADSIDE GROCERY AND STATION Highway 9 One Mile West Of Keota Come See Us Often HARVEY'S HARDWARE Telephone CO 7 -2923 Beggs Oklahoma Keota Oklahoma PLUMBING T001-5 sswsn CLEANING MACHINES ' . ....., .,,,,,. '- ' h- ' : AIR comrnzssons s. TOOLS rgzggx-Wav Hosolwl Beds Q Pain' W IF N0 Answza cAu.mu1-9845 -p, Laddefs Sprayers '?e Sandin , - U 6 o ni 'A' Machir?es rl Party supplies x Rus ,5- Shampooers H'-Lf, Q CQ' 5:55 'NW' I' rv-1 ,fm ul- 4'-Q-L-. ...-nr . . .i... 1 i. , Q e lll ' wheel Cham i A i uiiliung Hi , .... , Concrete Mixers , .F oNLv THE am EQUIPMENT , Guaranteed ta Operate Sutisfactorily BGBY Beds R943 Central Drug Store Phone 473 -2224 CHECOTAH, OKLA. Lanfz Mofor Company A complete service since 1913 Stigler, Oklahoma YO-7-4633 YO-7-8802 SHELTON'S SUPER MARKET STIGLER OKLAHOMA George 0Ilie's lumber Company Phone YO 7-4671 YO 7-4672 SHSIGY Oklahoma HSKEETS SHAKE-N-BUR GER 216 South Broadway, Two Blocks South of Stoplight Phone 473-6215 Malts, Shakes, and Burgers Checotah, Oklahoma Where The Gang Goes, Bring Your Friends I I u ggm rr We HL ll AARON'S FARM AND HOME MARKET One Stop Shopping Telephone I-IO 3-2411 Warner Oklahoma Compliments of WEBBERS FALLS STATE BANK Capital Stock 3530, OOO Webbers Falls, Oklahoma Member FDIC L. M. Thomas, President K. E. Smith, Vice-President Carl S. Bortell, Cashier Bill G. Lowe, Chairman of the Board Compliments of Fullerton Electric Supply Joy Fullerton, Owner 426 3rd Sf. Phone MU 7 4474 Muskogee, Oklohomo VIAN STATE BANK Make Our Bank Your Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insuronc VIAN. OKLAHOMA e Corporation From Canoes to Cruisers KUYKENDALL MARINE Meet Me At Corner of Shawnee and Main MATTHEWS Phone MU 7-9888 Muskogee, Oklahoma For The Best In Meats Evinrude Motors--3 to 75 H. P. Sauisaw Oklahoma If It's Quieter Than An Evinrude, It Isn't Running Boats - -Grumrnan- -Boston Whalers Mfg- -Deck Boat - -Larson- - Crestliner Honda Motorcycles Phone Spring 5 -253 1 MYERS Coin Operated Laundry Maytag Equipped Checotah. . .SallisaW. . .Eufaula Mr. and Mrs. Russell Myers KIMBRO SERVICE STATIONS 4826 West Okmulgee. . .901 West Broadway ...... York and Houston Featuring Refinery Fresh Fina Gasoline. . .All Brands of Motor Oil All Credit Cards Honored ...... Twenty-Four-Hour Service I I . I - . 1, ,f-, ' - . .fri - FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP For All Your Insurance Needs 921 West Broadway Muskogee, Oklahoma Phone MU'2-50 10 jim Martin- -Agent- -Walter Cas ey jack Powell, District Manager 1. W. MCCORMICK Rob-Lon Service Station Highway 64 North of Warner Oklahoma Telephone HO 3-3370 DU BERRY DRUG STORE Complete Prescription Service Filled Right Priced Right Free Delivery 1006 W. Broadway Muskogee, Oklahoma Telephone 7-4418 DAIRY QUEEN 221 N. Broadway Highway 69 Muskogee Oklahoma Sandwiches Cones Malts Cokes just Good Food To Eat Wig ZIKQZGQEQXP Qi ywm in , ? ,ML A ' ' 95 W M M MM, M I-1 fe 4 R 2 MWA QJ70 91C Njmffacx Q A4Mf gf 74 099 7704-WJ 7ffM'2 B , fgxbww, iffy' WA' f gj Qf7'1f71 '74fL25wWi2 H? 2 fhjmw ff WWWMA ZWO ! Qgzikwq , Z4Z!gQfca?4.44f01fL J QD my awlfw IBM Eowunffwv-0,0 7 I 0 W -4. 1 ..-..,f..f.4, , fn-M. W .Q-..-,Q