Crooked Oak High School - Rufnex Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

E S 21- 31 ' ag , Ri'1i. KN 5 1, , 'I 55:3-::gf. ' m 1 . L.V.. x, 5,. b , 3' Qs, 3 Lff',:,e:.i' . . Q-44.-'f,,'fff ' 3 X ' ' 2 -' iff' if ' ' a A 1 QQ .OL 'I 'ZX R qw. huh f ,J l L 5 43 , Q p 11 '4 '1 15 Z! , i A 'a au74nec+6 7?55 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS CROOKED OAK HIGH SCHOOL OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Co-Editors Fern Orr - Dorothy Pendley Sponsor Orpha Leo Irwin Dedication FRANK THURBER To Frank Thurber, a former student at Crooked Oak High School, the senior class of 1955 respectfully dedicate this volume of the Roughneck in appreciation of his good sports- manship, his indomitable courage, his cheerful attitude and his determination to face and conquer discouraging circumstances which have come his way. ,q,,,vwwf,. 3 id' .Nw-+ K'd X Q ' X- T x- -- ' Y 5'T 1Li 12 , Q' kfgisxis , 1 if -3 xx F ' ,440 mmidfra fion Students, Through the courtesy of the annual staff, I extend greetings to all the readers of this annual. I hope it will bring you pleasure. This annual will serve as a link between you and your school - a link based not alone on amusing memories, but also on things of intellec- tual and moral significance. This book will record deep and binding friendships of your school life. Each school year is a link in a chain, which, when completed, will be your life as a student in the Crooked Oak Schools. You have al- ready welded a number of links - one of them you are just finishing. Are you sat- isfied with it? If all the links which you fashion are like the one labeled 'I955', what kind of chain will you have? How much real progress have you made since Sep- tember I954? Are you a better citizen of your home, of your community? As your Superintendent, I feel that we have had a fine school year. I can com- mend, without reservation, our faculty and student body for a fine spirit of coopera- tion and loyalty - a spirit that has been most gratify- ing to our fine board of education and myself. Super lntendent Aff S MR. GEORGE A. CHE EK MRS. DIXIE SMITH MRS- ANN HURT MRS- Gl-ADY5 JACOBY pnncgpal' 5,,-,iof High Principqll Junidv High Principal, Grade School Secretary School School dard 660t6474646p60lZ67y0 6666f afzz'4e,4 tofowzscdoalc Members of the Board of Education pictured below are Mr. R. O. Rose, clerkg Mr. Palmer Bays, vice presidentg Mr. R. L. Wiley, memberg Mr. C.H . Coldiron, memberg Mr. Earl A. Drennan, superintendent of schoolsg and Mr. Paul Burton, president. X .ig-gym 5 Q ' 1- 'NFS usual-nVu,AMu!,!,m.,:!,,,,g U 352' Mr. Glen Starry, high school science, Mrs. Beulah Reeves, high school mathematics, Mr. Hubert Dickegf, seventh grade science, Mrs. Gussie Emerson, sixth grade mat ematics, Mrs. Maxine Cory, seventh gra e mathematics and Mrs. Eva Dine Kerr, eighth grade mathematics and general science, helped us developunder- standings in mathematics and science which would be needed for everyday living. ammaez H wwesmgg The Physical Education Department had as its instructors Mr. Charles Baker, assistant senior high boy's football coach, iunior high football coach, senior high girl's basketball coach, Mrs. Jewel Lepley, iunior high school health and physical education, and Mr. R. L. 'Bob' DeMoss, senior high school football coach, senior high boy's basketball couch, and senior high baseball and track. Mrs. Orpha Lea lrwin, commerce, Mrs. Reana Ballard, home economics, Mr. Thomas Oliver, industrial arts, and Miss lsabel Eakin, commerce, gave us training which would adequately provide us an opportunity to meet life as a well-adiusted participant in both our occupational and social life. 1 l fft if ...LJ Our iunior high school and senior high school librari- ans, Mrs. Maurine lhrig and Mrs. Ruth Kiser, worked cooperatively with Mrs. Edith Flood, twelfth grade English,and speech, Mrs. Evelyn Hickman, tenth grade English, Mrs. Wilma Humphrey, sixth grade English, Mrs. Florence Payne, ninth grade English and Mrs. Jewel Lepley, seventh grade English, to increase our reading enioyment and comprehension. Wozked 7096101 to Qdw Miss Birdie Hicks, Mr. Louis Etheridge and Mrs. Rose Marie DeMose, our social studies teachers, emphasized the importance of our Mr 0 T Myers, band, and Mrs Mary Wallen, vocal music gave us music responsibilities in keeping free and un- armed at improving our appreciation of this art trameled the American way of life. x y.. f gi, . 3 im. 'Y I ,f-5 Jw A WG ir ,T THE LMA CAR PENTER Fourth Grade HANNAH CHESNUT CATHERINE CINNAMON LUELLA DRENNAN DOROTHY HAMMAN ANN HOPE Thrd Grade Fifth Grade Thurd Grade FIPS, Grade Kindergafen MARGARET HUBBARD HAZEL INMAN LEONA KEETH NELLE LONG BEULAH MCINTYRE Flffh Grade Second Grade Thlrd Grad, Furs! Grade First Grade . f Q if 'fuk Fi ,I ,Q vw Sd' dv., A ga' , fy K KATHRYN MULKAREN LILLIAN NELSON ESTHER NEWSOM KATHERINE NOBLE JESSIE QUATTLEBAUM PAUSLINEARCANEQALL U Fomnh Grade Fourth Grade Thsrd Grade Fnfth Grade Fourth Grade eco r CLAIRE RICHARDSON DOROTHY SCOTT LOIS SHORTT DORA LEE SIMMONS SIBBIE LEE THOMAS GLADYS WALKER Fgffh Grade Second Grade Fusf Grade First Grade Second Grade Second Grade 3 14 ad rx ,K 380 tlftlfeff Om fueeorf' 7044 Wound at W ' M. , 5 , ifi f K 5 5 The football queen, Dorothy Pendley, was ably attended by Pat Long, sophomore, Fern Orr, senior, Donna Avery, fresh- man, and Pat Smith, junior. The Alumni was represented during half-time ceremonies by former football queens and their escorts. Pictured here are Virginia Speer, Al Snaw- der, Bob Craft, Shirley Lynn, Mary Helen Rose, John Ben- neft, Arlet Costner, and Mr. Costner. The spotlight was turned to Dorothy Pendley when she was crowned Football Queen for the i954 season by Team Captain, Bob Orr. Mascots, Gayle Ann Burton, Carolyn Wynns, and Cindy Parker seem to be wondering why Bob Orr and Dorothy Pendley are so sad. Could it have been because we were on the short end of the halftime score? The score, as shown on the new Crooked Oak Scoreboard, was not indicative of the way our team played bull during the homecoming football game between Crooked Oak and Northeast High School. 3lI 1 4 l s f' W.,- ,l s iii The crowning of the Carnival Queen was the highlight of the Junior Carnival. Queen, Otfendants and escorts were Jack Zumwalt, Joy Johnson, Gloria Jarman, Vernell Hager, queen, John Rethford, Ronald Trower, Don Johnson, Wanda Pullen, Bob Redwine. gcwgaet- ' . We 'Meena 4 ' We thought Bula was bashful, but he proved otherwise when he crowned Vernell Hager. Preacher Fern Sasser tied the knot for this happy This younger generation, Marland Stoppel, Buddy cou le, LaVon Duncan and Pots Scarlett. Hamilton, and Jerr Jackson, amused Mrs. Trower P Y Y during a Bingo game. . tx X ,X . L7 my I W A K'AMf'i'! Om 5 Pwductchac maiden! azfeztczckmzeat We're Off!??? To Edmond that is. This cry was heard from all the partici- pating speech students when we entered competitive speaking contests sponsor- ed by Central State College, Edmond, Oklahoma. Miller, Sammy Greenwood, David Rethford, s, Jerry Burris, Vir inia Dougherty, Dorothy ce King, Phillip Megford and Teresa Genzer. av ' Q ma ,ff . .im l.f,Mv ' m 6 A M ,xnx- ,, ., ,, if ,Xl-fftlltl ' Wa, fl f 4Yf1 R -el .., Tfrgwhww ,fi 4 X :Q 5, ig? 2 ? 1 ,. 4 S 2 , S2 92 x 'W .Q Q is r . r .. . ' Lily ' ' f w Thrills chills and spills were all present in the Senior Class production of Midnight Members of the cost shown above ore Alice Kung Dorothy Dunn, Eunice Hyde David Rethford, Virginia Daugherty, and Jack Zumwalt Bobby Groves in portraying the part f Leonard in 'Midnight' registered fright as he was about to be mistaken for a ghost K nw A F Q' if 4 7' 1 J , 4 E? H N, is ,W rdf , lf' . -gg H-Qs-,f.ff ' ,- fi is A ,law , A. a'z,:-45.1, iff 2 V. 2951, + L in 5 . A 3 4 , , . Q1 ,gi v I V 5 2 ei - f. QQ ,f 4 np, . we -V ,V I .4 View I ,. t V .Daw Ll ' Q 'X w ll The Sadie Hawkins Dance is the traditional fun party at Crooked Oak High School. The Pep Club mem- bers and their dates got together dressed like 'dogpatchers' for an evening's fun and frolic. Various games were played and a prize was given to the ugliest and dirtiest couple in Dogpatch. Chaperones for the evening were Mrs. Lon Murphy, Mr. ancl Mrs. Joe Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs.John Moore, Mrs. Harry Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. DeMoss. James Precure and Joy Cunningham play an exciting Bobby Graves and Pat Long were the prize-winning game of who gets the lifesaver couple for being the 'ugliest' and 'dirtiest' couple N The highlight of this yeor's Valentine's Dance came when pep club president, Dorothy Pendley, crowned Sammy Greenwood 'Oakette Buddy' for I954-55. The evening was spent in dancing, eating and iust plain 'gab'. Chaperones for the party were Mrs. Palmer Bays, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. DeMoss, sponsors. geqond 546 Wzfelfecladl 'Let Me Go Lover' was not the theme song Martha Ericson John Emmons Doris Cuddeback of the sweetheart dance . and Gene Paul Munson took time off to exchange .x X V 7 endow Wozded S Wonder if it is tentative plans for the Senior trip that makes class officers Jimmy Fields, Jonnie Mc- Christian and Bob Hembree so happy. A well-informed panel, composed of Bobby Graves, Alice King, Phillip Mefford, Nancy Coffman, Maxine Schoon- over, Dorothy Pendley, and David Reth- ford, gave teachers as well as students food for thought on the absentee problem. Sammy Greenwood, Herbert Chapman and Dorothy Pendley very ably aided the cameraman when he made individual pictures for the grade school. 'Pretty Faces' were the order of the day when seniors Geneva Wood, Eunice Hyde, Jonnie McChristian, Shirley Corwine, Virginia Daugherty, Joy Johnson, Shirley Dunlap, Louise Roberts, Gracie lngraham, Barbara Spratt, Lizabeth Schneider, and Alma Brown had pictures made for the panel which will be placed in the school hall. 31. .. - Q , ' ,,,,g',,...-..e-we A. ' , . L wx M Sv Q 3 f QQ- 1 1 X Q :Q N 'ig K 5 K ' v . 1 N Y f 5 In ,aw i. s Q e e H. - 3 iff X Mm 1 x .g3,Qj g Wf- LW.. 5 , v a gf! 5 I 'W R. ,ff 5- -vi? 1 Q ' Df,f ,. if Lifurv ff. is 5 'lb A 'SL Qukztmaa Under the able direction of Mrs. Mary Wallen and Mr. O. T. Myers, the various choral groups and the band presented a Christ- mas program which was enjoyed by the entire student body. i Besides accompanying the choruses, the bond's quintet inspired us by their playing of 'Oh Come All Ye Faithful' and 'Hark, The Herald Angels 5lng.' Christmas trees sprouted in all the rooms of each building. This particular one was decorated by Mamie Youngblood and Eunice Hyde, members of F.H.A. Jigs- ' 1 glmirwm. 0, X if The sixth hour homemaking class planned, cooked and served Christmas dinner to honored guests Mr. George Cheek, Mrs. Ann Hurt, Mrs. Dixie Smith Mr Earl A Drennan, Louise Roberts and Eunice Hyde. f4 df qfafccimy S cm 71694 After-dinner speeches and Christmas music were highlights of the program when the speech classes met in the cafeteria during the noon lunch hour. Members pictured here are Clark Paxton, Jack Zumwalt, Carl Miller, Valeria Daily, Mrs. Edith Flood, Sponsor, Allen Tidwell, Leon Murray, Marthed Long, Louise Luker, Her- man Dean, Jackie Puckett, Billy Wuynns, Bobby Graves, Alvin Abel, Loretta Williams, Shirley Dunlap, Jim Humes, and Jimmy Cochran. .Q.L'fi6a 'YiH-L. Our head custodian, Mr. F. C. 0'Berg, was an invaluable member of our staff. I Mr. H. L. Gay, school policeman, reminded us to use safety when walking to and from school. 7 people Wen '7ud64 The Athletic Department owes a debt of gratitude to Miss Birdie Hicks and her 'concession gang' for their superior salesmanship, because only through the proceeds from this undertaking was much of our needed equipment for football, basketball, baseball and track purchased. Pictured here are workers Wayne O'Berg, Shirley Vickers, Carolyn Dykes, Betty Skaggs, Marilyn Swick, Billie Joe Guest, Marion Cobb, Carolyn Swick and sponsor Miss Birdie Hicks. Approximately 625 meals were served each day to students of Crooked Oak by cafeteria employees Mrs Mildred Mooneyham, Mrs. Mary Hawley, Mrs. Elsie Judd, Mrs. Opal New, Mrs. Carrie Looney, Mrs. Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Lois Smith, manager. l . .M me Our P.T.A. was very ably guided to a successful year by its officers. Pictured here are Mrs. Glen Oliver, vice president, Mrs. J. W. Wilp, secretary, Mrs. Paul Taylor, treasurer and Mrs. H. B. Overall, president. We Wad ,406 ffctdae P714 The following Crooked Oak P.T.A. past presidents were honored with G Founder's Day Tea. They served from l920 to l955. Mrs. W. T. Holder, Mrs. H. B. Sinclair, Mrs. King, Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. R. E. Dodson, Mrs. Walter McCracken, Mrs. R- H. Denton, Mrs. Bryant Linthicum, Mrs. Jesse Hogan, Mrs. Earl Griffin, Mrs. L. C. Burris, Mrs. J. L. Bosse, Mrs. R. T. Steward, Mrs. R. K. Powell, Mrs. George Page, Mrs. Roy L. Brazil, Mrs. E. F. Tidwell, Mrs. John C. Goettings, Mrs. Vern Mefford, Mrs. S. B. Branom, Mrs. Lena Silva, Mrs. C. H. Walters, Mrs. l. S. Harvill, Mrs. W. R. Morefield, Mrs. A. D. Cole, Mrs. Vern Parker, Mrs. Joe C. Roberts, Mrs. E. D. Precure, Mrs. J. W. Pinkston, Mrs. Ann Hurt and Mrs. H. B. Overall. -.......,,. Qrganiza fiona 'FQ H NP X M K . 2.1 Bi! 52333 'H We X i :ye sig ..g-NM T: 9 . 5 if Sfl X 'die ., is LlBRARIANS STANDING ARE: Mary Kanady, Jimmie Hamilton, Joan Massey, Bobby Graves, Lizabeth Schneider, Jackie Puckett, Alma Brown, Mrs. R. H. Kiser, head librarian, Martha Ericson and Gracie Ingraham. SEATED ARE: Mary Helen Jones, CloBell' Johnson, Carole Davis, Myrna Sparks, Barbara Spratt and Louise Luker. papdla Zaapezated fam Z ' ' This year's F.T.A. initiated publicly 20 new members bringing the total membership up to 30 as compared with the l4 charter members of two years ago. To stimulate interest in teaching, a merit system was initiated whereby one merit coulcl be earned for each hour's teaching or super- vision of children. That the teaching profession is not all work was verified by the five members who attended the Oklahoma Education Association when it met in October. The Library at Crooked Oak High School is fast becoming a standard library because of the fact that all books are fast becoming catalogued, comfortable furniture has been made available, current magazines are subscribed for and placed on a rack for student use, recent reference books are checked out to students on request and recent interesting fiction books are added monthly. One of the most valuable assets to our library is our student librarians. While one group of students works at the desk checking out books and helping Students find information, another, under the supervision of Mrs. Kiser, keeps infor- mation on the bulletin board current, types and files, prepares new books for circulation, keeps magazines in order and checks on overdue books. F.T.A. BACK ROW: Mrs. Edith Flood, Sponsor, Carol Ann Bays, David Rethford, Dorothy Pendley, Shirley House, Nancy Coffman, Maxine Schoonover, Joy Johnson, Jonnie McChristian, Phillip Mefford, Vernell Hager and Jimmie Fields. SECOND ROW: Gayle Walker, Gene Munson, Jerry Burris, Jimmy Humes, Alice King and Curtis Robb. FRONT ROW: Herbert Chapman, Eunice Hyde, Dorothy Dunn, Steve Bennett, Bob Hembree and Darlene Dowell. Shown residin at F.T.A.'s formal initiation are Eunice H dc, secre- P 9 Y taryg Dorothy Peridley, prcsidcntg Stcphcn Bennett, vice prcsidcntg and Maxine Schoonover, treasurer. The candidate is Joy Johnson, new member of F.T.A. this year. ffl' faagdnec-6 Qfeadgaazteu , 1, A1 Nr-kms fd I Pam? ,ig f -'ff-ann , 1 Zippo: 102 of Student gaudy STATE HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW: Bruce Mauldin, Phil Coldiron, Jimmy Humes, Shirley House and Mary Helen Jones. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Edith Flood, Sponsor, Tommy Keeton, Lewis Blair, Betty Skaggs, Carolyn Murphy and Shirley Vickers. FRONT ROW: Harold McQuarie, Garreth Tennyson, LaFern Kanady, Joy Johnson, Eunice Hyde and Louise Roberts. BACK ROW: Marion Cobb, Shirley Vickers, Carolyn Murphy, Mary Kanady, Gayle Walker, Shirley House, Nancy Cochran and Marland Stoppel. FIFTH ROW: Bob Groves, Pat Long, Norma Wynns, Carol Williamson ond Ronnie Smith. FOURTH ROW: Harold McQuarie, Joy Johnson, Jonnie McChristian, Teresa Genzer, LaVonne Morshall, Bruce Mouldin. THIRD ROW: Jim Humes, Bobby Hembree, Phillip Mefford, Elizabeth Schneider, Billie Joe Guest, Polly Ann Gregory, Phil Coldiron and Tommy Keeton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Edith Flood, Sponsor, Jimmy Collins, Claude Hadding, Almo Brown, Mary Helen Jones, Virginia Vorner ond Valerio Daily. FRONT ROW: Barbara Jilge, Shirley Dunlap, Louise Roberts, Eunice Hyde, Virginia Daugherty, Dorothy Pendley, Carol Ann Bays, Dorthy Dunn Patricia Ropp and Nancy Grady. HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sk Azzmmz Smze cum! Zaman! Wow Swag SIXTH GRADE HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW: Doris Welch, Alleno Cuddeback, Leona Piatt, Don Brown and Phyllis Childs. THIRD ROW: Patricia Schulte, Priscilla Hale, Carolyn Hickman, Sharon Jarman, Beverly Lane, and Janie Hicks. SECOND ROW: Thomas Lampkin, Donald Stuard, Dean Spratt, Teresa Sullivan, Betty Deaton and Reubon Lloyd. FRONT ROW: Larry Post, Eugene Sparks, Alex Greenwood, Donna Guest, Diana Wilp, and Kenneth Green. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW: Larry Patrick, Ray Don Moore, Lawrence Hadding, Jimmy Sorrells, Billy Bays, Jerry Pendley, Walter Milton, Wayne O'Berg, Jerry Mowery, Merle Moore, Jackie Hammontree and Marvin Harris. FIFTH ROW: J. P. Burton, Glen Adams, John Kanady, Wayne Evans, Glen Brady, DeWayne Motsenbocker, Wade Price, Jimmy Lee Janes, Mary Williams, Judy Reynolds, Billy Fields, Tommy Holmes and Evelyn King. FOURTH ROW: Vicky Urist, Katherine Lesley, Jimmy Dean Jones, Gary Hargis, Donald Kozak, Carlene Cornelius, Bcrbara Walker, Linda Hamilton, Linda Theabold, Bobby Brown, Sally Hudson, Beverly Hanson and Mary Lou Morrison. THIRD ROW: Annabelle Lancaster, Linda Brooks, Patty Massey, Pat Moore, Sonia Claybourn, Joyce Self, Geraldine Schneider, Lela Beth Lewis, Anita Slavin, Carol Walker, Jerry Hawthorne and Joy Miller. SECOND ROW: Eva Brown, Rose Watson, Judy Kelly, Ilona Harrison, Sandra Hanson, Gay Utley, Jackie Jeffreys, Mary Margaret Litsey, Linda Laughlin, Barbara Cobb, Larry Fields, Leroy Davis and Glenda Peeler. FRONT ROW: Samie Owen, Mary Ruddell, Glenda Deaton, Linda Tippie, Barbara Rapp, Kay Titsworth, Mary Beth Long, Jackie Sims, Jeanie Landsbury, Carole Huddleson, Dole Rose, Claire Boyd, and Carolyn Sue Cantwell. . S IHN UI? s 8 -, ' e s .C , , A.. , C ' ' . 0 . S . I .ff K fi 14, ' 1 Q BACK ROW: Carolyn Barlow, Crystal Motsenbocker, Donna Theabold, J. W. Overall, Tommy McFarland, Charles Hester, Jerry Follett, Jimmy Sorrells, Martha Ericson, Virginia Johnston, Doris Cuddeback, Shirley Harvill, Billie Ann Hardee, Wilma Giddens and Mrs. Mary Wallen, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Sandra Thomas, Wanda Pullen, Pat Rapp, Shirley Vickers, Carolyn Dykes, Claire Boyd, Joy Johnson, Bobbie Ramsey and Myrna Sparks. THIRD ROW: Jimmie Lovelady, Ernestine Rogers, Marion Cobb, Carol Williamson, Carol Murphy, Carol Weathers, Harriet Trppie, Aleen Tidwell, Charlotte Brady, Donna Rodman and Jo Ann Massey. awww P W' to The quartet, composed of Joy Johnson, Billie Harclee,Shirley Vickers,and Pat Ropp,entertained members of P.T.A. with Lassie O' Mine . Trio members, Ernestine Rogers, Carol Williamson, and Martha Ericson, practiced ha'rd on contest 1 ' . I ' Sflbfl X 6 ...J :I- Directed by Mrs. Mary Wallen and Mr. Tommy Myers, the Glee Club and Band proved their love for music by performing many times before the public. The Glee Club attended the Fall and Spring Music Festivals at Stillwater. During the year they sang before P.T.A., and in co-operation with the Band, presented the annual Christmas program. They very ably represented Crooked Oak High School at all contests attended. Our high-stepping Band was present at all home football games, giving many interesting half-time performances. lts thirty-two members attended O.U.'s Band Day, the Central Conference Band Festival and district contest. The greatest satis- faction probably came from the community's praise of their Annual Spring Concert. Mgewgwwzmw DRUM MAJORETTE: Pat Smith. TWIRLERSI Ruth Weiss and Barbara Davidson. FIRST ROW: Jerry Mowery, Bernard Mowery, Bobby Newman, Gary Kellw SECOND ROW: Dale Rose, Glen Whitfield, Walter Melton, Jimmy Jones. THIRD ROW: Phillip Jeffreys, Charles Nichols, Carl Holland, Lewis Blair. FOURTH ROW: Bryan Corey, Bertha Rein, Nathan Bush, Charles Price. FIFTH ROW: Alvin Abel, Carole Davis, Richard Bacon, Carroll Abel. SIXTH ROW: Wayne O'Berg, Lee Holley, Robert Wells. EIGHTH ROW: John Jacoby and Merle Wells. 4 Ii I Q -1. Q. A. fi f ffm s ' 41 . 13: . t . L Y 39' . J tv U , -'Milf ' x,,,nqt, ',s.,,, I ii A ,.7. D . K . s. X- 5Qi X . f , . 5 . ., -. . q . -- , H af . , . V, I Q .,,g,, .xx 1- fifbq ' L. to ,Q 9' U 1 9 O KO Day' ss Q vm-gg it 'Qi-1' If LJ , C l 'il L z With brains straining, co-editors Fern Orr and Dorothy Pendley work with sponsor, Mrs. lrwin, to finish planning the 1955 Roughneck. The yearbook staff for l955 included Dot Pend- ley and Fern Orr, co-editors, Alice King, Bob Orr, Bob Graves, sports editors, Carol Bays, Billie Hardee, LaFern Kanady, Steve Bennett, Phillip Mefford, Elizabeth Schneider, Shirley Dunlap, class editors, Shirley Corwine, personalities, Joy Johnson, Vernell Hager, Gayle Walker, snapshots, Wendell Smith, Shirley Harvill, Maxine Schoonover, Gracie lngraham, organizations, Louise Roberts, Virginia Daugherty, Eunice Hyde, feature editors, Herbert Chapman, David Johnson, Jim Humes, photographers and David Rethford, Sam Green- wood, Jonnie McChristian, business managers. Wesley Morefield, student photographer, along with the professional photographer, covered the picture schedule the staff made up to include everyone in the yearbook. 2 mmzwfsmg David Rethford, Wesley Morefield, Alice King, Maxine Schoonover, Phillip Mefford, Jimmy Humes, David Johnson, Sam Greenwood, Carol Bays, Bob Graves, Eunice Hyde, Shirley Harvill, Louise Roberts, and Virginia Daugherty found it a tedious iob identifying pictures for the Crooked Oak Annual Herbert Chapman, assistant photographer, focuses the camera on Bob Orr, Gayle Walker, Vernell Hager, Elizabeth Schneider, Gracie lngraham, La Fern Kanady, Stephen Bennett, Billie Ann Hardee, Shirley Corwine, Jonnie McChristian, Joy Johnson, Shirley Dunlap, and Wendell Smith, members ofthe annual staff. The Oak Leaf's purpose, to keep students well informed of all activities pertaining to school life, was very diligently carried to a successful fulfillment by members of the iournalism class. Many hours of hard work and concentration were spent on each issue. To improve the quality of this year's paper, a group of students attended a clinic sponsored by Oklahoma University. They brought back with them an ample supply of 'know how on the pub- lication of a school newspaper. We feel that each member of the staff should be given a vote of thanks for the fine paper we have had during this school year. 746 564006 Zan 1954-'55 Co-editors Dorothy Pendl d G study some of the stories ffdlm lfhle Oairflhf Tennyson . , I ea sc b k to get ideas for improving quality of our new::Fapc:f. Jerry Kilmer, Carol Ann Bays, Junior Parker, Virginia Jack Zumwalt, Bob Graves, and Sam Greenwood proved Daugherty, and Gracie lngraham put the finishing they were 'tops' when reporting sports activities. touches on a successful edition of the 1954-55 Oak Leaf. . exif' x I F XL ' ,1 X y X . g MRD. Toward New Horizons' is the motto of the Future Homemakers of America. It expresses the purpose of the organization-learning to live better today in order that our lives and those ot our families may be better tomorrow. Some of the activities of the club this year in- cluded formal initiation, a project of interior decorating, and attending various rallies in the sub-district. They also attended the state rally in Oklahoma City in March. 1 Imogene Newman, president, Barbara Jones, reporter, Joy Johnson, vice president, and Carolyn Murphy, secretary, take time out to raid the Home Economics' ice box. a L 5 i Mem 4 fine emu fsV ' 54 K Q T he Carol Ann Weathers, Nettie Strickland, Jonnie McChristian, Joy Johnson, Carolyn Murphy, Carole Williamson, Loretta Williams, Joy Cunningham, Doris Cuddeback, Pat Long, Roberta Wiley, Jimmie Lovelady, Pat Ropp, Wanda Pullen, and Betty Skaggs demonstrated their ability in the culinary' arts. This particular group of F.H.A. girls showed a decided interest in sewing. Pictured here are: BACK ROW: Emma Peeler, Virginia Johnston, Carolyn Dykes, Lucille Cheatwood, Velma Boggs, Norma Wynns, Betty Smith, Lois Luker, lmogene Newman, Shirley Hill, Joye Parks, Jimmie McChristian, Martha Ericson, Darlene Dowell, Nancy Coffman. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Hunter, Phyllis Glazier, Myrna Sparks, Ernestine Rogers, Lavon Marshall, Betty Campbell, Ruby Lane, Ruby Woods. THlRD ROW: Patsy Gates, Aleen Tidwell, Billie Guest, Janice Snawder, Teresa Genzer, Shirley Vickers, JO Ann Massey. SECOND ROW: Clo Bell Johnson, Vernell Hager, Gayle Walker, Virginia Wheeler, Shirley Savage, Barbara Jones. FIRST ROW: Louise Luker,Shirley Dailey, Wanda Kilmer, Patsy Scarlet, Janet Chaney, Joyce Cornell, Mamie Youngblood. ll I I 1 S Always on hand at football and basketball games was our loud-yelling, hard-working pep club, the Oakettes. These girls were a glowing inspiration to the high-flying Roughnecks. The president of the group was Dorothy Pend- ley, vice-president, Ernestine Rogers, and the secretary -treasurer was Aleen Tidwell. Mrs. Rose Marie DeMoss shouldered the responsibility of sponsoring this organization. During the year the Pep Club prepared stunts for pep assemblies, held initiation, sponsored mixers following some of the home games, per- formed at the half-time of thefootball and basket- ball games, held a Sadie Hawkins dance, and I . , fo I Cheerleaders were Louise Roberts, Eunice Hyde, Carol had G VG enllne 5 rms PUHY- Bays, Vernell Hager, Roberta Wiley, and Joy Cunning ham. 01 Zell 744 'Me 7mm BACK ROW: Beverly Hanson, Evelyn King, Betty Skaggs, Virginia Wheeler, Shirley Vickers, Danna Rodman, Carol Sue Williamson, Janice Snawder, Jimmie Lovelady, Harriet Tippie, Fern Orr, Mrs. Rose Marie DeMoss, Sponsor, Anita Slavin, Pat Long, Loretta Williams, Joyce Self, Marguerite Hager, Carlene Cornelius, Gloria Jarman, Marion Cobb, Donna Avery, Barbara Walker, and Joy Miller. FOURTH ROW: Janet Chaney, Martha Ericson, Sally Hudson, Patsy Godwin, Teresa Genzer, Jo Ann Massey, Carolyn Cantwell, Doris Cuddeback, Shirley House, Carol Weathers, Carolyn Murphy, Nancy Coffman, Gayle Walker, Clo Bell Johnson, Barbara Jones, Mamie Sue Youngblood. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Moore, Shirley Savage, Patricia Jilge, Sandra Thomas, Ann Brooks, Pat Rapp, Barbara Jilge, Darlene Dowell, Nettie Strickland, Charlotte Brady, Karen Allen. SECOND ROW: Aleen Tidwell, treasurer, Dorothy Pendley, president, and Ernestine Rogers, vice-president. FIRST ROW: Gayle Ann Burton, Cindy Parker, Carolyn Wynns, mascots. xg-cwnlssss i' Q SWtSHY+S StWiWR11S'N'K'NY-f S,,ei1z?XE,c ' Yfmam dw Aaawm 744946 TOP ROW: Freta Bacon, Lucy Haggy, Sandra Barton, Anna Jean Forrest, Diane Wilp, Mary Walker, Mary Collins, Janie Hicks, Elaine Hall, Marsha Claunch, Claudine Reed, Linda Brooks. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Jeffreys, Jayne Chastain, Mary Cunningham, Martha Holley, Lila Beth Lewis, Patricia Moore', Allena Cuddeback, Mary Parks, Gloria Harrison, Linda Hembree, Betty Jo Booker, Virginia Moore. THIRD ROW: Gay Utley, llona Harrison, Sandra Hanson, Alice Craig, Teresa Sullivan, Sharon Jarman, Jacquetta Long, Kathryn Leslie, Barbara Cobb, Sandra Winfield, Linda Tippie, Mary Beth Long. SECOND ROW: Johnnie Lewis, Mary Ruddell. Paulette Johnston, Barbara Rapp, Geraldine Schneider, Barbara Larrison, Mrs. Jewell Lepley, Sponsor, Sonia Claybourn, President, Linda Laughlin, Carol Huddle- son, Nancy Allen, Peggy Allen, Sammie Owen. FIRST ROW: Joy Miller, Joyce Self, Gloria Jarman, Marguette Hager, Donna Avery and Evelyn King, cheer leaders. 744 yum 21.94 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIANS TOP ROW: Lela Beth Lewis, Sonja Claybourn, Judy Reynolds, Edna Williams, Rita Smith, La- verne Marshall, Shirley Kaller. FIRST ROW: Mary Ruddell, Sammie Owen, Linda Theabold, Danny Hayes, Vicki Urist, Betty Rodgers. 4-H CLUB TOP ROW: Norma Dell Morgan, Jayne Chastain, Mary Cunningham, Sandra Hanson, Duane Motsenbocker. FIRST ROW: Earl Moore, Leo Roberts, Jearl Rolland, Mamie Sue Youngbolld, Presi- dent, Judy Kelly, Clifford Parker. QA K iff - - Wow 74 .live 70960541 A 2 Xf X A X X Q-X X? A X im X3 ,1 X Q XM- .N xi Q Y X X X f V X X X S 'M as Y N X 5 . Olfl 0l :f EUNICE HYDE ffauuaal .Zena and fflunmc' ffacaui VERNELL HAGER Zevuuhal Zaeea HAROLD MCQUARIE LOUISE ROBERTS sam em mewmm., sm. elm saakmnm Q W y K. ,4 A w Yvonne Moone yum 7-294 Sdn! Salamanca, BOBBY GRAVES 76edmn Hwmd . .. .., .. .. .. M., ,..., .. K. . M, .www-. V. M A-,f mqmgaf. f f.-.iq X 5. k - .QNX S., R. S .. ., X - :sf r Q , ,X A if X- X l iii Sw F . MN W yvq 1' tx firiir .. -Y . y -Q E fx Q 1 xmas ,ESX '-if N R we Sr-- ga SAMMY cREENwooD Oaiette gaddq and inmam legen ,-had DOROTHY PENDLEY ?aod4ll 2mm and zffnvezicaa .legion Maud J4f!,Lfiw Coaches DeMoss and Baker look over the i954 football squad. Team Captain Bob Orr, a three- year letterman, was elected by squad members to lead the team throughout the '54 season. He was selected as right tackle on both the All-District and the Little All-City teams, which are gthgsen by COGCl'leS of District Under the coaching ot R. L. Bob DeMoss, a them l4-7. The next week the roughnecks mauled former Aggie player, and Charles Baker, Central the Capitol Hill B team 27-l2. State, the Roughneck football team completed a The homecoming game was with Northeast, we satisfactory season, not so much for games won, played a good game but came out losers by two but the wqy we played the game, points. The squad traveled to Minco where they For the initial tussle, we met Choctaw and were defeated 7-l8. We were defeated in the next lost by a narrow margin ot 6-7. The next week, TWO QOFUGS af the hands of YUROU, 39'6, Gnd we traveled to Moore where our fighting squad Bethany, 4l-6- went down to the tune of They came buck ln the final game of tl'le SeClS0r1,tt1e ROUgl1l leClCS the following week to beat Harrah on our 'turf' Came fighting back to G viCt0ry, Tuttle l9-l2. 20-l2. We played the Davenport team trampling We Wada? 7eam 706o7Zeaez2ca1t Members ofthe l954 Necks' team were: THIRD ROW: Ray Guncly, Marvin Bridges, Benny White, Jerry Jackson, Larry Pugh, Ronnie Smith, Billy Wynns, Buddy Hamilton and Charles Taylor. SECOND ROW: Coach DeMoss, Thomas Winford, Don McEwin, Tommy McFarland, Donald Henry, Douglas Stills, Bobby Stevens, Herman Dean, Kary Meadows and Joe Luker. FIRST ROW: Manager, Earl Moore, Wendell Smith, James Precure, Sam Greenwood, Bob Graves, Bob Urr, Jackie Zumwalt, Dwayne McEwin, Jim Humes and Steve Bennett. N H 1mws,. S+' .mew.sf...ii,,. -so ww emsxzmxmmmzi. WENDELL SMlTH,a three-yearletterman,was selected as All-District and Little All-City right guard. He helped form the backbone of this year's team. His success in football can largely be attributed to his hustling spirit. SAM GREENWOOD, left guard and o two-year letterman, was named All-District Honorable Mention, l954, in spite of the fact he was the midget of the huge Roughneck line. JACK ZUMWALT, a senior, three-year letter- man, was chosen safety of the 1954 All- District and Little All-City teams. Jack's speed made him the hub of the Roughneck running and passing attacks. BOB GRAVES, a two-year letterman, was named All-District Honorable Mention during this, his senior year. As spark-plug quarter- back of the Roughnecks, he was a great help to the team's defense. At the beginning of each game we saw Jerry Jackson, right end, Jim Humes, right tackle Sam Greenwood right guard Charles Taylor, center, Wendell Smith, left guard, Bob Orr, left tocklei Marvin Bridges, left end Bob Graves quarterback James Precure, right halfback, Dwayne McEwin, full back, Jack Zumwalt left halfback at the starting ln the Northeast game, Bob Graves makes a shoe-string tackle from behind and hangs on while Bob Orr and Marvin Bridges come up fast to make the stop. QQ Y i '1 f'? My -, ' 54' Mg' it .4 BACK ROW: Kary Meadows, student manager, Ronnie Smith, Wendell Smith, Larry Pugh, Ray Gundy, Bobby Redwine, Billy Wynns, Dale Scroggins, Bobby Stevens and Coach Bob DeMoss. FRONT ROW: Phil Coldiron, Tommy Keeton, Sam Greenwood, Bobby Graves, Donald Henry, Vernon Barrett and Jerry Kilmer. Boy's Schedule COHSvsEdmmM 4262 COHS vs Grant 52-29 COHS vs Univ. High 53-52 COHS vs Noble 43-39 COHS vs Bethany 29-42 COHS vs Stillwater 29-50 COHS vs Univ. High 47-40 COHS vs Grant 52-39 COHS vs Moore 55-52 Wendell Smith, Roughneck center, scores two points against Noble to put us in final play ofthe Crooked Oak Invitational Tournament. 45-38 38-36 42- 54 44-49 53-36 39-33 49-6l 63-52 53-83 49-53 46-55 50-48 Senior Roughnecks Jimmy Lynn, Sam Greenwood, Bobby Graves, Wendell Smith and Jerry Kilmer were instrumental toward making the 1954-55 'mf' 40 34 31 26-45 29 32 27 22 v , S 5 24 1 3 , A K 39 ' 27 i A 32-40 , 34-37 N7 Senior girls Louise Roberts, Eunice Hyde, Fer Orr and Alice King were awarded letter iacket this year in appreciation for four year's hard work Z em Z em aaa Sian 71' Sian ' L' L ten ng to Co h Ch rl Baker explain a new play are Louise Roberts, Eunice Hyde, Mary Jane Campbell Shi ley Hous Ve ell H ger Pat Motgomery, Alice King, Carol Sue Williamson, Mamie Youngblood, Gayle W lk ,eff 70611116119 Paagdnecec JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Wesley Ashley, Dan Anderson, Hershell Hargus, Billy Bays, Doyle Evans, Joe Bright, Chester Childs and Mr. Owarles Baker, Coach. SECOND ROW: Sam Mead, Thomas Harwell, J. P. Burton, Calvin Newman, Marvin Harris, Joe Stevens, Merle Moore and Freddie Carnes. FRONT ROW: Joe Spencer, Edward Evans, Wayne Genzer, Jimmy Williamson, Leo Roberts, Jerry Greenwood, Jessie Youngblood and Duane Jackson. 88i 2014! ' - 1111111 Quan JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Chester Childs, James Precure, Joe Bright, Hershell Hargus, Raymond Rebel, Jackie Hammontree and Mr. Charles Baker, Coach. FRONT ROW: Marvin Harris, Lawrence Hadding, Jessie Youngblood, Larry Patrick, Jerry Pendley, Stanley Slemp, Delba King and Ray Don Moore. JUNIOR HIGH GlRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Margurette Hager, Gloria Jarman, Anita Slavin, Yvonne Moore, Donna Rodman, Joyce Self, Sally Hudson, Mr. Charles Baker, Coach, Georgia Ingraham, Harriett Tippie, Glenda Peeler, Donna Avery, Evelyn King and Beverly Hanson. ' added NVQ wr QZIISP' was f---N 7063 pude 'fn Om CAROL ANN BAYS. Was in the F.T.A. 2-3-4, Glee Club 2, National Honor Society 3, Photography Cl-ub I, Pe Club I-2, a Cheerleader 3-4, was on Annual Stag 4, Oak Leaf Staff 4, was Basketball Queen 3, Senior Play Prompter 4, Junior Play Prompter 3. .... likes commercial work .... plans marriage in the future. ALMA BROWN. Was in F.H.A. 2-3-4, National Honor Society 2, Junior Play 3, helped in the Library 2-3. .... likes music .... 1 plans to teach school. HERBERT CHAPMAN. Participated in the F.T.A. 3-4, was on the Annual Staff 3-4,also Class Presi- dent I-2 .... enjoys photography and magic .... 4 years of college is ahead for Herbert. CHARLES CLYMER. Played Football I, belonged to the Photography Club I, Speech Club 2, .... intends to work when he finishes school. CAROL ANN BAYS ALMA BROWN SHIRLEY CORWINE VALERIA DAILY HERBERT CHAPMAN CHARLES CLYMER VIRGINIA DAUGHERTY SHIRLEY DUNLAP SHIRLEY CORWINE. Shirley belonged tothe Photo- graphy Club I, F.H.A. 2-3, Pep Club 2-3, and played Basketball ,I .... likes church work .... plans to be a housewife. VALERIA DAILY. Valeria came to us from Blanch- ard, Oklahoma, this year. She has been in the Senior Play 4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, and has pla ed Basketball I .... she is better known to her Wel- low students as Mrs. Valeria Daily. VIRGINIA DAUGHERTY. Was in Pep Club I, Speech Play 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Pla'y 4, Freshman Play I, National Honor Society 2-3, State Honor Society 3, Photography Club I, Speech Club 2, was on the Annual Staff 3-4, Oak Leaf Staff 4, played Basketball I, .... intends to maior in dramatics at college. SHIRLEY DUNLAP. Shirley came to us this year from Southeast High School. She worked on the Annual Staff 4, in the Speech Club 4, Junior Play 3, Harmonettes 2-3-4 .... likes ballroom dancing . . . . being an airline hostess intrigues her. ANNEX ff 4 Lode' fl Nha- o l DOROTHY DUNN. Belongs to the F.T.A. 4, Senior Play 4, Freshman Play l, received Algebra l Award l, Scholarship Award 2-3, Honor Roll Certificate 2-3 . . . . likes sports . . . . plans on maioring in commercialwork at college. JIMMY FIELDS. Played Football l-2, Basketball l-2, Track l-2, ioined the F.T.A. 3-4, Photography Club l, Oak Leaf Staff 3, .... enjoys sports .... wants to further his education in auto-mechanics at O. C. U. NANCY GRADY. Nancy came to us from Midwest City high school this year. She has participated in the Dis- tributive Education Club 3, Pep Club President 2 .... likes sewing and dancing .... to her family she is known as Mrs. George Grady. BOB GRAVES. Played Football 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, was in the Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, F.T.A. 3-4, on the Oak Leaf Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, was Librarian 2-3-4, Speech Club President 4, made Little-All-City in Baseball 3 .... is interested in leather works and sports .... intends to go to college. DOROTHY DUNN JIMMY FIELDS SAM GREENWOOD LILLIE MAE GREGORY SAM GREENWOOD. Played Football 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 3, was in the F.T.A. 4, Speech Club 2, 4-H l-2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, was on Annual Staff 4, Oak Leaf Staff 4 .... likes sports .... hopes to study agriculture in college. LlLLlE MAE GREGORY. Lillie Mae was in Glee Club l, and 4-H l, also Librarian 2-3 . . .. is going to work when she finishes school. DONALD HANNA. Participated in the Photography Club l and plans to enlist with the Marines upon graduation. BILLIE ANN HARDEE. Billie Ann supported the Pep Club 2-3, Quartet 4. She also assisted the Annual Staff 3-4, Oak Leaf Staff 3, was in F.H.A. l, Photography Club l, and Band as a maiorette I .... life as a nurse seems to be tops for her if a certain person doesn't come along and change her mind. NANCY GRADY BOB GRAVES DONALD HANNA BILLIE ANN HARDEE X ,X QSY' X: 'Q is in fn-o . X rw ee X cappu-'Univ' - vw-.... A'- '2Ttf'rf MO' wid 7 7:9 Um SHIRLEY HARVILL. Belonged to the F.H.A. l, F.T.A. 2-.3-4, Speech Club 2, Glee Club 2-3-4, was on the Annual Stott 4 .... likes music .... plans to work and keep house. BOB HEMBREE. Was in F.T.A. 4, National Honor Society l-2-3-4, and was Vice President of the Senior Class4 .... likes automobiles .... intends to ioin the Air Force. LONNIE HIGGENBOTTOM. Lonnie is with the Air National Guard and plans to ioin the regular Air Force upon graduation. EUNICE HYDE. Was in the Senior Play 4, Pep Club l-2, National Honor Society 2-3, State Honor Society 2-3, F.T.A. 2-3-4, Photography Club l, 4-H 2, Quartet 2, was a Cheerleader 3-4, and on the Annual Staff 4, played Basketball l-2-3-4 .... likes church work .... has a mad desire to be a private secretary. SHIRLEY HARVILL BOB HEMBREE GRACIE INGRAHAM JOY JOHNSON LONNIE HIGGENBOTTOM EUNICE HYDE LAFERN KANADY JERRY KILMER GRACIE INGRAHAM. Participated in the Pep Club I, State Honor Society 3, National Honor Society 2-3, Photo raphy Club l, F.H.A. l-2-3, was on the Oak Leaf Staff 3-4, also was a Librarian 3-4 .... a medical profession is ahead for Gracie. JOY JOHNSON. Assisted in the Glee Club 2, F.H.A. 2-3-4, National Honor Society 2-3, State Honor Society 2, F.T.A. 4, Trio 3, Quartet 3-4 .... enioys music .... college is first on Joy's list. LAFERN KANADY. Was a Librarian I-2, was in National Honor Societ l-2-3, State Honor Society 2-3, F.H.A. I-2-3, anal, helped on the Annual Staff 4, .... her ambition is to become a womderful housewife. JERRY KILMER. Jerry chose to participate in the Photo ra hy Club l, on the Oak eat Staff 4, and playej lfootball l, Basketball 'I-2-3-4, Baseball 3-4 .... says he likes California better than Oklahoma and plans to go there after graduation. 'V 41 mix Xms ,AA ,4et6wJtcz4 ALICE KING. Played Basketball l-2-3-4, was in Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Pep Club l-2-3, National Honor Society l-2 .... likes sports .... wants to make a home for the right guy. JIMMY LYNN. Was on the Oak Leaf Staff 4, and in the Crafts Club 3, pla ed Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4 . . .. likes Baseball . . . . wants to finish his education in college. JONNIE MCCHRISTIAN. Was in F.T.A. 4, Glee Club 3, F.H.A. l-2, Speech Club 2, National Honor Society 2-3-4, served on the Annual Staff 4, and was a Librari- an 3, the class secretary and treasurer 3-4, . . . . inter- ested in interior decorating .... would like to be a secretary. HAROLD MCQUARIE. A member of the National Honor Society l-2-3, State Honor Society l-2-3, Crafts Club 3 .... interested in wood-working and thinking about college but wants to join the Army. ALICE KING JIMMY LYNN PHILLIP MEFFORD WESLEY MOREFIELD PHlLLlP MEFFORD. Participated in Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, F.T.A. 3-4, Photography Club l, Nation- al Honor Society l-2-3, State Honor Society 2, was on Oak Leaf Staff 4, served on Annual Staff 4, Library Staff l-2, was the salutatorian of the Freshman Class, also in the Boy's Pep Club 2, played Football l, .... enio s science fiction ,. .. is a little skeptical about the Lture. WESLEY MOREFIELD. Was in the Junior Play 3, Photograph Club l, Speech Club 2, was the Photo- grapher of tlie Annual 3-4, . . . . likes photography . . .. thinking about a career as commercial photographer. GENE PAUL MUNSON. Member ofthe Band l-2, Photo- graphy Club I, F.T.A. 4 .... interested in hot rods . . . . plans to study auto-mechanics at O.C.U. LEON MURRAY. ln the Speech Club 4, interested in Baseball . . . . wants to ioin the Air Force upon gradua- tion. JONNIE McCHRISTIAN HAROLD MCQUARIE GENE PAUL MUNSON LEON MURRAY 'C A-avi X ' -M-ui A J f J 2 Y ,4 , ' 4: 7 -1' tf ? A fr' it i ' il I V7 I -.. i Q4 y 1 A . ' L... BOB ORR WILLIAM PARKER, JR. .gas FERN ORR CLARK PAXTON EARL WAYNE PEELER. Played Football I, Bas- ketball 3, was in the Photography Club I, and Crafts Club 3, .... plans a career with the Air Force. DOROTHY PENDLEY. Was in F.T.A. 3-4, Glee Club I, F.H.A. 3, 4-H 2, Pep Club I-2-3, Pep Club President 4, Photogra hy Club I, on the Oak Leaf Staff 4, Annual Staff, 3-4, belonged to the National Honor Society 4 was in the Speech Play 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Freshman Play I, and was Football Queen of '55 .... would like to stud modeling and dancing .... plans marriage in the Wuture. JIMMY REED. Member of Photography Club I, on the Oak Leaf Staff 4 ... . collects cars and plans to ioin the Air Force. DAVID RETHFORD. David was in F.T.A. 2-3, F.T.A. President 4, Glee Club 3-4, 4-H I, Junior Pla 3, Senior Play 4, Speech Club 2, Boy's Pep Club 2, Photograph Club I, was on the Oak Leaf Staff 3, Annual Stagf 2-3, was President of Fresh- man Class .... collects stamps .... wants to do chemical engineering. We Emu an 9.44 BOB ORR. Played Football I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3- 4, Baseball 2-3, was in the Art Club I, Speech Club 2, was on the Annual Staff 4. Bob made AII Conference 4, Little-All-City 4, and was captain of the football team 4 .... interested in sports and plans to play Football for A. 8. M. FERN ORR. Was in Pep Club I-2-3, President of the Pep Club 3, National Honor Society I-2-3, State Honor Society I-2, served on the Annual Staff 3-4, Student Council 3, received American Legion Award I, Girls Athletic Award I, Basket- bal I-2-3-4, and was Girl of the Month for January . . . Lplans to go to college and maiorin commercial wor . WILLIAM PARKER, JR. Member of the Speech Club 3 and the Oak Leaf Staff 4 .... figures he will be led to the altar when school is out. CLARK PAXTON. Was in the Speech Club 4, and rtlhe Senior Play 4 .... plans a career with the avy. EARL WAYNE PEELER DOROTHY PENDLEY JIMMY REED DAVID RETHFORD we-yx , , 1' xi -- W-W -ef ! .aiv x ' 3, . ia. ..,.,..3'- . P 'm' X f' I it 1454561 12 lon? Zane LOUISE ROBERTS. Played Basketball I-2-3-4, was in Pep Club I, a Cheerleader 2-3-4, National Honor Society I-2-3, State Honor Society 2-3, Photography Club I, 4-H Vice-President 3, was on the Student Council 3, Annual Staff 4, was Carnival Queen 3 .... likes ballet .... her ambi- tion is to be a private secretary. ELIZABETH SCHNIEDER. A member of F.H.A. 3, Speech Club 3, National Honor Society I-2-3, State Honor Society 2, Annual Staff 4, was o Librarian 3-4,was class secretary I,2, class Vice-President 3 .... collects ash trays .... wants to be a house- wife in the future. MAXINE SCHOONOVER. Participated in the F.T. A. 2-3-4, Speech Club I, Junior Play 3, Senior Play Prompter 4, Glee Club 2, National Honor Society 2-3-4, was on the Oak Leaf Staff 3, An- nual Stoff 3-4, was a Librarian 2-3 .... would like to study modeling .... plans to be an elementary school teacher. WENDELL SMITH. Played Football I-2-3-4, Bas- ketball I-2-3-4, Baseball I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, was in the Photography Club I, F.T.A. 2-3, was on the Oak Leaf Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 3, made All Conference Football 4, Little- All-City Football 4 .... would like to coach .... wants to further his education at East Central State in Ada, Oklahoma. BARBARA SPRATT. Barbara was a member in the F.H.A. I-2-3-4, State Honor Society 2, National Honor Society I-2, was a Librarian 3-4 .... enioys commercial work .... her ambition is to be a good housewife. GARRETH TENNYSON. ln the National Honor Society I-2, State Honor Society I, Speech Play I, was Editor af the Oak Leaf Staff 4, likes barber work .... plans to further his education at the Bethany-Peniel College. GENEVA WOODS. Participated in the Photography Club I, Cvlee Club I, F.H.A. I Pep Club I, Senior Play 4 .... the proud owner of a diamond, her ambition is to get married after graduation. JACK ZUMWALT. Played Football I-2-3-4, Bas- ketball I, Baseball I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, made All Conference Football 4, Little-All-City Football 4, Little-All-City Baseball 4, was in Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Glee Club 3, Speech Club 4, Photography Club I, was on the Oak Leaf Staff 4, .... likes Football and Baseball would like to become an architect. LOUISE ROBERTS ELIZABETH SCHNIEDER MAXINE SCHOONOVER WENDELL SMITH BARBARA SP RATT GARRETH TENNYSON GENEVA WOODS JACK ZUMWALT fo' 'WU' X L fi. MN -new QA-O YZ- eff' P .1 ,Ive ---it cz - .4 I? ana., VW? X r Q -J- If my , -744 Junior class officers Stephen Bennett, president, Carolyn Barlow, treasurer, Barbara Jilge, secre- Tury, and Nancy Coffman, vice president, Cgnfri- buted much to the success of the carnival and Junior-Senior Banquet. TOP ROW: Dell Allison, Manford Avery, Carolyn Barlow, Clifford Barlow, Kenneth Barnard, Steve Bennett, Alline Bell, Monte Rae Boyd. SECOND ROW: Sue Boyd, Marvin Bridges, Jerry Burris, Mary Jane Campbell, James Childress, Clinton Clymer, Nancy Coffman, Jim Collins. THIRD ROW: Joy Cunningham, Barbara Davidson, Angeline Domiguez, Darlene Dowell, Thelma Duncan, Claude Hadding, Vernell Hager, Jimmie Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Bill Harvill, Shirley Hill, Lee Holly, Shirley House, Jimmy Humes, Jerry Jackson, John Jennings, Barbara Jilge. 'Q W t ' If ,L g in H, xt 4 5 I .mn 'R as pg X A an T ,Y 1, J ,N f R QM' 3 ' i 'F' -.W 1:2 i fn' Q V: use l as j g , , X ' X ' 00' -swf-51' 1 G E QQ. l 5 H X. , L :LL xg so 6 1 :e:: .nlgii ':f 't ii K M. . ss, sw . V. ,. . I X RE V Tx R T f i ' ...af 7op, 7006 00 7044 fe 4 TOP ROW: Clobell Johnson, David Johnson, Barbara Jones, Mary Helen Jones, Doris Knight, Marthed Long, Louise Luker, Carl Miller. SECOND ROW: Jimmie McChristian, Dwayne McEwin, Joye Parks, Emma Lou Peeler, Jackie Puckett, Larry Pugh, Charles Overstreet, Curtis Robb, THIRD ROW: Ernestine Rogers, Kenneth Self, Pat Smith, Duane Stokes, Charles Taylor, Aleen Tidwell, Ronald Trower, Linda Upton. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Varner, Gayle Walker, Bobby Warren, Ruth Ann Weiss, Benny White, Roberta Wiley, Norma Lee Wynn, Mamie Sue Youngblood. u O- b V an V 'A f IJW ,,',,1 y, , y W 1: ,,. QA ..,, A N.. A ....1' 3 W :rr N N. -uf' of 1- V 4 V v w, 1 -X 'i ' LX'S H: YY -- he 4 1, W is fir '91 -J Q , 'Q' S' Upened 74a Dawn 74 .feafuabag Sophomore officers Phil Colcliron, PI'GSidel'lf Doris Cuddeback, vice president, Tommy Keeton, secretary, and Billy Wynns, treasurer, are inter- ested in the science of things as they move ahead. TOP ROW: Alvin Abel, Vernon Barrett, Floretta Bennett, Lewis Blair, Velma Boggs, Leo Boyd, Charlotte Brady, Thelma Brogdon. SECOND ROW: Betty Jean Campbell, Roger Carey,Janet Chaney, Lucille Cheatwood, Charles Clark, Marion Cobb, Phil Coldiron, Johnny Cole. THIRD ROW: Doris Cuddeback, Shirley Daily, Herman Dean, Otheal Elmore, Billy Gene Elrod,Martha Ericson, Teresa Genzer, Gerald Getter. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Glazier, Polly Gregory, Pete Grubb, Billie Jo Guest, Ray Gundy, Patsy Gates, Buddy Hamilton, Donald Henry. FIFTH ROW: James Herring, Kenneth Hill, Darlene Hunter, Phillip Jeffreys, Virginia Johnston, Mary Kanady, Tommy Keeton, Ruby Lane. 3' C' Q-9' 4 ' 5 r ff A ,. y t I '1 we -':'- im. , , LS' 9 -ii- J it ,. at J r V A ., 5 ' i -s ,.,, , it 5, e Qi , if ,t,., 'C-H U M, . . . 1 1 'il :,. 3 g ..,., ' :x K A B , . V. . Q' it x ' y ' ' Y K i , . Q . P ' ' . ffeg ,Q 'Jf-' lf-1, . aff i ., M X H xx J .rw A . , rf 'fe -J r1-. .1r1. 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FIFTH ROW: Dale Scroggins, Jimmy Seals, Betty Skaggs, Bugoshia Smith, Raymond Smith, Ronnie Smith, Ted Smith, Janice Snawder. SIXTH ROW: Bob Stevens, Douglas Stills, Mary Ann Stone, Marland Dee Stoppel, Nettie Strickland, Carolyn Swick, Marilyn Swick, Allen Tidwell. SEVENTH ROW: Shirley Vickers, Carol Ann Weathers, Darles Welch, Virginia Wheeler, Carol Williamson, Loretta Williams, Ruby Ann Woods, Billy Wynns. as X L Li to iff V i 3 :fix ' xfgw ,z , 'rd f f if rr f ' .A ,Q 1 Q f X i , . ' S pf- I i' f I y ' .J .. xx . -i 'Sl 'i'N- 1 'Er' X - -' Q Arir Q - ' ' - ' A 2 iligfff Q L -'-- 1 ' r ,f , A f X t 1, g ' f ' : f as t ' :gf M. W 1-as ' ' f f vii . : . X i ,, ' X W -,E Etgjgm I, L Y K f '1 ' 1 A L' .K A 3 J x. ' 4 X -1-'Y' fp .1 i 1 - F -ages.. QM,---, . Q Q me i ,Q-y i ,,d e t K, fi, r - ex 23 :Ser :X K 'y N S r iii. Y :X lofi E 4 ff , h . i - l .. if vs, y E4f, 5 If . E V A. ,i 1' . ,L - m .1 r -. ,5 Iwo wa 5 U ZH, -40 . g ' M i il y Y Q, 5 . 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THIRD ROW: Donald Coffman, Ronald Combs, Carlene Cornelius, Joyce Cornell, Edwin Cox, Carol Mae Davie, Antonio Dominquez, Freida Duncan, Lavon Duncan. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Dykes, Doyle Evans, Edward Evans, Billy Fields, Jerry Follett, Peggy Fourkiller, Joyce Foutch, Eula Gates, Wayne Genzer. FIFTH ROW: Wilma Giddens, Patsy Godwin, Lawrence Hadding, Marguerite Hager, Beverly Hammett, Jackie Hammontree, Beverly Hanson, Herschell Hargus, Marvin Harris. 1 ,N - A Ai., , V .V krr ,. ., Q i . , ' 1, 5 , at Q X . . 1 K A :F if il, . 1 1 ff 'a K I wigs, gi Q Q .Q i G f T, Q A 1 ' at faqs' -' C' faq i ti-'ji 'NH V, 1 ,5 wl Iii- We V . . , LQg4gQ,'EiiQ ' r f ' ' I . .J t J sett K of-nf A A L K , . T 5 qi? LZ, 3 VU, K V4 . . A , , ,nk - .fi ., 1 ,,.., 4 W 1 fo, , -,Jr ' R' wax ' Qi ' 't im ia T' ia all B4 sus? , -v-nw K, ,V 5 qs? V, - -' 571:01 l 1 T , ' ' , I if x X ' tfry ': 1i' 3' 'i-' ' B, P -U Q K ff Kg: is as 9' ' Q J la '., 3-on V ,U 'NG M ,gi M we A- ,ef at ...ff l .. Q as .- 6. 0, W. S TOP ROW: Thomas Harwell, Roy Gene Herring, Charles Hester, Tommy Holmes, Sully Hudson, Bobby Joe Hunt, Georgia lngraham, Russell lngraham, Gloria Jarman. SECOND ROW: Pat Jilge, Don Johnson, Fred Karns, Wanda Kil- mer, Delba King, Evelyn King, Edith Lancaster, Jimmy Lou Lovelady, Lois Luker. THIRD ROW: Sammy Mead, Joy Miller, Dorean Mings, Pauline Mings, Ruby Mooneyham, Merie Moore, Ray Don Moore,Sue Moore, Yvonne Moore. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Morrison,Jerry Mowery, Calvin Newman, Danny Newport, Wayne O'Berg, Steve Oglesby, J. W. Overall, Larry Patrick, Glenda Peeler. FIFTH ROW: Linda Peeler, Jerry Pendley, Merle Pinkston, Juanetta Powers, James Presure, Don Ralston, Bertha Rein, Donna Rodman, Joyce Self. SIXTH ROW: lnez Short, Anita Slavin, Stanley Slemp, Betty Smith, Jimmy Sorrells, Myrna Sparks, Elizabeth Spicer, Donna Theabold, Sandra Thomas, SEVENTH ROW: Terry Tidwell, Harriet Tippie, Elton Treat, Barbara Walker, Minnie Walls, Robert Wells, Jimmy Wilder, Peggy Williams, Jesse Youngblood. xx: -K : i r .J Q. X W L, W Q :L sf i ' 4.1: or 1 if 2: 15 -orb ' K K tk -' 2 K N :X Q . - Q . A p A , i 1 gf S, an '-' ' i f .,,, ' 4 ., xi ,N ri.. - we .Qg'Q ' 'T kj: sf t - -- , , ' if Y ..,.. I Q V X57 4 , mp- . . a Min 1 A ,nv Q l . 'W' X' xk Mgr ' ,N its r I W. 2- wx If X . 1 .1 kit?-4 S lx as-' i J 4 , 4 ...7 ' X 2 ., It R' ' Q1 bf' 5 ' 'Wx X 'K 1 K ,ff X 'VT .YS Q.. I aim 4' 1. - 4 -5' 2 ' ' 3 1 W uf- M, ' L f. gr? Q, -if , 1 Q ' 4 01? , : . 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THIRD ROW: Joyce Cummings, Richard Daugherty, Leroy Davis, Carl De Spain, Dottie Diehl, Dorothy Duncan, Darrell Fox, Charles Gee. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Goforth, David Gouge, Jerry Greenwood, Georgia Guest, Virgil Haggy, Carol Hanna, Danny Hayes, Lil Ona Hickman. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Hill, Martha Holley, Carl Holland, Carol Huddleson, Harold Jackson, John Jacoby, Butch Jennings, Norma Jennings. - -If-.rw A. ,, Q.-:fav . -. iq Q- r Vi? E ' ' A-Tl. K f A fly K1 f 45.1 V , b. , 8 ,-4 - Q - me f ' JW A I i J it an K 1 ii, 4 N Q, is ' . in .X . : - 4 r 'W ' y My :Qffw I .K .g . K rx .km ii Y t Q ' ' J 4 I Q W an D 'Ji K ' '-32 aw -T-'bi i Mr 'S -P: We i iiii J J 3 D f ' X if iff' 5. . so A' . X -,pk : 4 V 4. V yr - 'li Ag In y , A, ,, N- J Z . , J s, J ' I' A f - he , J ' .. is 'R . Q .ii sg t g : T - Q. it fli x K mi V? . J D ,G W , - 4 X.,. . A... . D hw D i 'nk V x .4 QQ il It NG' -:ff 'i as , 'F i Msn f , 1 in . ii , F , 2 Y 33- F 'J K D 23.4.5-tifii - -1 I i f -' I ighl' .D K .. -' , -Ai X D ' 12 r J M N ' ii 'Ei' 4 1: . -TJ J -sr K 536i g.- M Q V.: , .::'., ,K k 1 K3 'L - J' ' J K, G if , ' ' at R. TOP ROW: Connie Jones, Howard Jones, Jimmy Jones, Shirley Koller, John Kanady, Harvey Karns, Gary Kelley. SECOND ROW: Eddie Lone, Glenda Lane, Barbara Lurrison, Lindo Laughlin, Lela Beth Lewis, Margaret Litsey Jhondra Mondrell. THIRD ROW: Laverne Marshall, Walter Melton, Patricia Moore, Ruthelene Moore, Arlin Morgan Bernard Mawery, Elizabeth Mullins, Charles Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Claudia Overall, Sherry Pinkston, Doyle Pope Darla Pritner, Judy Reynolds, Leo Roberts, Betty Rodgers, Max Rodgers. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Rapp, Dale Rose Geraldine Schneider, Arthur Smith, Belva Smith, Rita Smith, Joe Spencer, Don Spratt. SIXTH ROW: Joe Stevens, Robert Stone, Mary Stroud, Pauline Thompson, Vickie Urist, Katherine Walls, Rose Watson, Carl Watts. SEVENTH ROW: Merle Wells, Glen Whitefield, Jerry Williams, Johnny Williams, Johnny Williams, Mary Williams, Jim Williamson, Nicky Williamson, Bobby Wynns. I I I I . X :rrr K ff ' ! 1 : ,N -1- . w 5 1 I was . s ,. , J ,- Q-P INQA ur ,wr gk , Q f i X X s X Xl f - 5 H A '. 7 1 X se 4- 3: o zz: Q-1' ,L.,.f X i , if 'If' . . gk E Nsyx is fx' 'W W : W - -A 1 X f N X l K J J : K, - 3. 5- 5 , . ,ij gf-A K'-.. .... , A Nz . K 4. - r V aim it .obj in 'vu ' if ai '. X A, K -A -.Q V, Q h 4, ,t :VV 43, I .A fe, is 1 , ' X' J ' W sv. ,4 i i X n ' Q .I I I I kits: 1 3 : : 9 of I Lx A ' 3 'i 3 t -i 'i f-if b .49-9 W Z: in ,J fvm M ,ity . X .,,- : M ' 'Q' ,-- 2, -ff , X . i Y: ,L 74a Seward ' Well 70 min 74494 Zoatcke Q35 Seventh grade presidents Judy Kelly, Leroy Lee, and Sammie Owen presided well at all homeroom meetings. TOP ROW: Carroll Abel, Patsy Abel, Jo Ann Aduddell, Peggy Sue Allen, Charlene Allen, Murry Allison, James Ashley, Alice Craig, Mary Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Richard Bacon, Betty Baning, Laverne Barnard, Don Bartlett, Phyllis Bates, Dennis Beitz, Kay Bistline, Lewis Blevins, Betty Booker. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Brewer, Tommy Brogdon, Linda Brooks, Brenda Brown, Nathan Bush, Nadine Campbell, Floyd Campbell, Jayne Chastain, Mary Catherine Collins. FOURTH ROW: Fern Nell Combs, Wanda Dalke, Frankie Datheradge, Glenda Deaton, Leal Leo De Spain, Shirley Dix- son, Delores Dover, Carl Driskill, Lee Roy Duncan. FIFTH ROW: Leroy Dunham, Jimmy Eaton, Sue Nell Evans, Wayne Evans, Ellen Elliott, Shirley Freeman, Robert Foglesong, Larry Fields, Nancy Fixico. SIXTH ROW: Edna Gouge, Jerry Genzer, Joan Gibson, Mary Joyce Gilbert, Melvin Goodin, Ronne Gregory, Carol Gundy, Le Roy Gunter, William Huggy- , -- - 'Ja O 'P --F f , ,,, ... y - A S he - N' if ir - ...SL , Y' my i l -.o I . -.. 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THIRD ROW: Jimmy King, Rose Knight, Donald Kozak, Annabelle Lancaster, Jeanie Landsberry, Donnie Lankford, Gene Lee, Leroy Lee, Kathryn Ann Lesley, FOURTH ROW: Jacquetta Long, Mary Beth Long, Patty Massey, Virginia Mattingly, Dewayne McDaniel, John McEntire, Betty Moore, Earl Moore, Virginia Moore. FIFTH ROW: Norma Dell Morgan, Dewoyne Motsenbocker, Bobby Newman, Sammie Owen, Cliff Parker, Robert Peeler, Charles Powers, Wade Price, Shirley Reames. SIXTH ROW: Clau- dine Reed, Mary Reddell, Tommy Richmond, William Rodgers, Jearl Rolland, Alva Scott, Gene Shackolford, Bobby Shahan, Jackie Sims. SEVENTH ROW: Joe Smith, Betty Spikes, Barbara Stevens, Mary Stovall, Henry Stratton, Betty Taylor, Linda Theabold, Fred Thiessen, Linda Tippie. EIGHTH ROW: Kaye Titworth, Cecil Townsend, Ga Utley, Bennie Lou Vails, Harold Van Gilder, Carol Walker, Philip Walker, Laura Wall, James Warlick. NINTH ROW: Bob Warner, Larry Wasson, Michael,Wenner, Virginia Wheeler, Sandra Winfield, Linda Williams, E. L. Wilson, Roy Lee Wood, L. C. Yount. .. , f Q v X ' 1 'ew lf we K 1 4 .x N li? 5 I. x if I of i if - I T ,., I I ,I I I I fit I at ' ' -2 M K 15:5 .I ' g p , ,. 'Q ' X . ' - tilfQVfi , l I if es ge 'iff' 1 1 y If: if ' 4:-it S g K .P Q sig S I y I II ,:., I ,I 5. I Y II 5 all ,b . Q I ,I in ' X f ' X f I, I 1 I . I I .. .1 55 2 - ' X 'ilii - 5 '19 f I f I . I omg ' I .f 'S 31, 5 X V, A Je 5 :gi l ' 4 H V, ' X -i li I I S? x 'lk e ,,. - I ' ' - 6 ' .I- N -Y ' 'J' I 4 - 1, - 21: . eff' I I x. ,I - I II ...LL 34, ig- ,I ' f ' X' ,N x QS. S 5 H Iyi'7':?' vw?-' ,.:'ffkl m'qZ EN ' -V ' - A A , I ' ,L if QI K MM., y t h it 1 I, LI I A , l ' fd at . e ' ' ' - e e ' A , .- X A W 4 x g , A It - - fl it - U I. , fu L, '- , S as I I r ' I.. I',, - - A T all ff I ' ef:-H if -ef I .4 A .ein - be we e fe I , - t . .4 - . -IAV g ' i I 4 K N ,gg Iv 5 w gs!! Q x N pg ima Ab 1 y . A V H. Z I wt 5 4 'Q nk f if vi 4' i 1'-is ' M X 9 I Q K L 4 M11 0 -I ,I ifI 5 - I., U V I .Q ' I. A -aw ' 1. 1 -I K-I N' 4 sd ,, geff' '-ey ff t L 4 Ig, 5 1 2+ I v ' I I- M Q., ,.. 'L y H' ,' . -1 at I , . i ' I 54: I I I , O, I A 4 4 II I If 3, 6' ,E .F ' ti r Y Q I A 'J' I .,,., 5 i I Q-T X I, ll ' of Q ,FGM 5 I 'B l ,A gg A are V A A big MI sz, '-:vi 3 ew as 'W-Y an . . vw' ua 3 k ir, 5 76a Sdztk Qaeda Sixth grade presidents Linda Killian, Diane Wilp and Alena Cuddeback, nmalce' like big wheels at coke time. TOP ROW: Mickey Addington, Jerry Alexander, Kay Allen, John Ashley, Freda Bacon, Charles Bales, Sondra Barton, Janice Bell, Dinia Bennett. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Boyles,H. L. Brogdon, Don Brown, Mattie Burwell, Terry Buttons, Gilbert Cheatwood, Dwayne Childress, Phyllis Childs, Raymond Christian. THIRD ROW: Marsha Claunch, Kenneth Cornell, Betty Crawford, Don Cross, Alena Cudcleback, Eloise Cummings, Roy Davis, Betty Deoton, Donald Downey. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Driskill, Letha Mae Duncan, Albert Eberhordt, Kenneth Evans, Anna Jean Forrest, Linda Free- man, Alice Garrett, Cala Sue Garrett, Johnny Gates. FIFTH ROW: Lorren Genzer, Linda Gouge, Kenneth Green, Alex Greenwood, Edward Grooms, Richard Grubb, Donna Sue Guest, Shirley Gunter, Lucy Huggy. SlXTH ROW: Priscilla Hale, Elaine Hall,Judith Hanna, Gloria Harrison, Carolyn Hickman, Janie Hicks, Robert Hill, Roger Hill, Gary Humes. ' ' . I5 I W, , - L.: r - -gears .- X , , 4' 1 '- ul, ,, E ' r gf' 5. ' -es , e -- ,I g A Q T sggai- K K -ff K A -f s O A so-exif is f K , ggi . 1, Qi K xt. , 3 A av- f ,Q 1-4 , ' 1' . , - P ' Ji' ' 1 .J 7' , .. is , Q xgi , - , i uf: X , use l so - ,ai O Q - P as J rift: we .0 A ' if X for . ' l i A T35 Q Ye A- 0 M, 'f,,.A ' . ...L ' ,J ff- ,J esyie aaii '-:af +-if ' 'T' .f-.:' XX Vkhk Q, i K . K y X A ,tx 5 ,K ' , A W ...uniir J .ii T A J -T O. if - -, . i,'. ,E A ilk ' ii' J T 'Fi ITT. i ' ' Y 'T' i ' V 735. -i.' ii , H , k , J ., ' l L Ji' - 359 ' ,-F ' Lu z A I - .Q-.Q L i we 3 wb ,wr '3' Q 3- Sig'-arf' we Serv Q -in MWMQ4 TOP ROW: Linda Jardee, Leonard Jennin s, Sharon Jarman, Floyd Johnson, Paulett Johnston, Albert Jones, Joyce Jones, Linda Killian, Grover Kilmer. SEEOND ROW: Barbara King, Thomas Lampkins, Beverly Lane, Olen Lane, Archie Ledford, Billy Wheeler, Don Whitefield, Carolyn Williams, Diane Wilp. THIRD ROW: Raymond Williams, Dale Lee, Johnnie Lewis, Reubon Lloyd, Ruth Ann McQuarie, Don Miller, Keeth Morrison, Calvin Mullins, Kathleen Nichol- son. FOURTH ROW: Pat O'Brian, Mary Parks, Orval Phipps, Leona Piatt, Linda Pollard, Larry Post, J. D. Prince, Verna Purkey, Larry Ralston. FlFTH ROW: J. W. Reams,James Reynolds, Lester Reynolds, Lucille Roberts, Clarence Robb, Clayton Robb, Patricia Schulte, Raymond Self, Shirley Short. SIXTH ROW: Joyce Simmons, Clyde Smith, Jimmy Spicer, Dean Spratt. SEVENTH ROW: Patsy Wall, Doris Welch, Stan Wells. Smith, Edward Smith, Kenneth Smith, Olivia Snider, Eugene Sparks, Robert Donald Steward, Tresa Sullivan, Bobby Thompson, John Utley, Mary Walker, wwf' , 1.1 -..ff I. f,.. 5 5, A ng., T253 X ku .I ,,,,,,,,7 .A 9 ' :Vi ' Q ,E '27 li , f S, vi Q - ki ' v S F .1 -A ,le J' iiii Q13 lsss so l S sf ',.. ,r 1 T 77 J iw it W ' ' . - eso 1 S or J ' ff jf . , J i ifllfer 4. it f 1.4 wt' X 1 - on fi The Oklahoma Chapter ot the American Institute of Architects and the Architectural league ot Oklahoma City Extend to CROOKED OAK SCHOOL Congratulations on being in the forefront R. O. ROSE Home Furnishings For Better living Res. Phone ME 7-4794 Bus Phone ME 7-3338 . 3400 E. Reno STRlCKl.AND WELDING AND CONSTRUCTION 1821 S. Eastern Phone ME 7-4300 A e -4 ot architectural progress SANITARY EQUIPMENT co. in its new elementary school Karl JUIMS Sanitary Supplies 516 W. Grand Phone RE 6-4545 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma FISH BROTHERS Television Service Company 510-512 S. Robinson FO 5-0672 EASTERN MACHINE COMPANY 2821 S. Eastern Phone ME 7-4568 No Answer Call ME 4-7870 Surrounded by tradition ..... N5-' EVERGREEN SANATORIUM The Center of Yearbook Craftsmanship 400 South Scott B L S d SEMCO COLOR PRESS, INC Phone RE 6-4887 P Bc V ,Pre C, I Ch Y arhook Dum, 129 Northwest Third Srreer R h d Struck, Production M Oklahoma City, Oklahoma STEFFEY SERVICE STATION Murphy's Grocery and Market 1921 5, E, 29 Gold Arrow Stamps d A L Good Eats - Good Meats WHOLESALE U RET ' 1450 s. Eastern ME 7-3472 ME 7-5100 Oklahoma City, Okla. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . . C I ' , S ' l Greenhaw's Thrif-T-Wise ongmlu anon: em Market ELLIS, NICHOLSON 84 CRAMER 6941 S.E. 29th St. PE 29279 Mldwesl CIW' Oklc- Hightower Building FO 5-1381 Congratulations Seniors! GIL1' EDGE DAIRIES ICE CREAM COMPANY 2822 N., W. 10 224 S. W. 29th St. WI 3-3321 Oklahoma City, Okla. ME 4-7323 Oklahoma City, okla. S e ' S p ncer s uper Market No. 2 BROWNING GROCERY 4000 S. E. 15th St. GROCERY FEED GAS Be Thrifty - Save Chip Stamps Phone ME 7-9788 ME 7-9015 Oklahoma City, Okla. Bundy's Lettering Department School Emblems 81 Chenille Letters Athletic Wear Monogramming Service Operated by Myrtle I. Gordon RE 6-7262 114 W. Grand CHRISTENSEN DIAMOND PRODUCTS COMPANY 1528 S.E. 29th Street Phone ME 7-4501 Oklahoma City, Ok'la. WELCH'S GRILL BEACON FINANCE COMPANY of Oklahoma City LOANS 1506 S' Eastern Auto Personal Furniture Phone ME 7-9086 Oklahoma City, Okla. Phone C52-1271 643 Commerce Exchange Building More Health and Body Building Nutrition BUTTERKRUST BREAD Exclusive High-level Enrichment Process! SOUTHWESTERN STATIONERY AND BANK SUPPLY, INC. Office Supplies In Furniture-Onotimo Carbon Forms RE 9-2591 408 N.W. oth OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. LITHOGRAPHERS 8. PRINTERS Complete Lay-Out and Art Dep't. J. P. Machine 8. Tool Company 1534 S.E. 29th Street Phone ME 7-3341 CAPITOL HILL FUNERAL HOME 2801 South Robinson Phone FO 5-5451 Oklahoma City, Okla. ASSOCIATED OILFIELD RENTALS Duncan, Oklahoma, and Alice, Texas 1331 S.E. 29th St. P.O. Box 4815 Phone ME 7-2488 Oklahoma City 9, Oklahoma THE BINKLEY CO. Congratulations, Seniors! 701 S.E. 29th Phone ME 8-5487 Oklahoma City, Okla. EMMER BROS. The Newest Styles in Clothing and Sportswear for Young Men Downtown Capitol Hill 124 W. Main 211 W. Commerce EASTERN AVENUE GROCERY 2301 South Eastern Phone ME 7-3066 Oklahoma City, Okla. CAPITOL HILL FLORISTS AND GIFTS 1433 S.E. 29th St. Phone ME 8-5489 E. L. OLIVER 1241 S.E. 29th Street Phone ME 8-6311 Oklahoma City, Okla. Pat Arrington Truck Company 1527 S.E. 29th Street Phone ME 7-9316 Oklahoma City, Okla. Southside Poultry 8. Eggs 2 S.E. 25th Phone FO 5-5371 COYER DRUG STORE CLYDE M. coYER, R. Ph. 2200 S. Central Phone ME 8-1272 Oklahoma City, Okla. We Give S 8- H Green Stamps TOLAND AND REEVES PIPE PuLuNG coN1RAc1oRs 1245 S.E. 29th St. Oklahoma City, Okla. MEYERDING JEWELERS Capitol Hill's Largest 207 S.W, Commerce Phone ME 4-1427 EUREKA TOOL COMPANY 1930 S.E. 29th Street Phone ME 7-2454 Oklahoma City, Okla. BEAMAN DRUG STORES 125 S.E. 29th Street 29'11 Eoperlv Drive coNGRAruLAr1oNs sEN1oRs1 POTTER'S DRIVE-IN Air Depot Boulevard and S.E. 29th St. Phone PE 2-3093 Tennyson's Barber 8- Beauty Shop S. E. 15th at Eastern Phone ME 7-9085 Men's Hair Cuts 50 Cents Permanents 54.00 and up We Specialize in Sanitation 8- Satisfied Customers ED M. TOMPKINS Your Insurance and Real Estate Agent in Capitol Hill 405 S. W. 29th St. Oklahoma City, Okla. Ins. ME 2-2446 Real Estate ME 2-4428 KIRBY BARBER SHOP 1520 S.E. 15th Street HAIRCUT 5Oc Allen's Garage and Salvage 2121 S. Eastern Phone ME 7-9077 WM. C. THEIMER A ent ' 9 KNOB Hlu. FLORISTS Fire - Casualty - Auto - Fidelity mgNfqUEA'g3fj S 409 s.w. 25th Phone ME 2-4446 . . r 1. Office JA 8-5227 Home FO 5-8233 Flowers for all Occasions BIGGS GARAGE COMPLETE MOTOR SERVICE 1513 S.E. 15th Oklahoma City Oklahoma CAPITOL HILL CAFETERIA 321 s. w. 25th ME 2-6370 J. A. DODSON, Prop. sALEs and senvice DISNEY GROCERY General Run Grocery and Feed 1736 S.E. 29th Street Phone ME 2-9169 JACK 8- RUE'S CAFE 2221 So. Central Phone RE 9-9096 Now in our eight year of service to our many friends of the East side DEAN'S GARAGE Complete Auto Repair Auto Body and Refinishing Service 2825 S. Eastern Phone ME 7-9332 Quality Truck Mud Flaps Gum Rubber Neoprene with Rayon Cord Prices F.O.B. - Wholesale Only 1826 So. Eastern Oklahoma City 9, Oklahoma Sports pause . . . Have a Coke 1 N. W. Third Street Phone FO 5-1394 e CE.,2-1441 TOWNlEY'S DAIRY MILK Perfectly Pasteurized OMOGENIZED I want to be your milkman lce Cream, Popular Flavors Premium Milk without Premium Prices BURK'S GILBERT and BERNICE Building Contractor Custom Built Homes Any Location Phone MElrose 7-4284 4 Burk Drive HILL'S BUSINESS UNIVERSITY 619 West Main Phone FOrest 5-3433 BROOKS SERVICE STATION 2023 s. E. 15th sf. Phone ME 7-9035 r Fairgrounds Service Station 1009 North Eastern Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Phone CE 2-5030 BEN V. HUNTER FUNERAL HOME Phone MElrose 8-3309 24th and South Harvey Meadow Gold Milk Company 316 North Western Phone CE 2-0177 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Fine Ready to Wear for the Entire Family WAINTROOB'S Home of Better Values for Less Money 206-210 Commerce Phone RE 6-0957 GRIMES SERVICE STATION Magnolia Products 44th and South Robinson Phone MElrose 2-4921 Alamo Florist 8. Greenhouse FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDINGS 4410 So. Eastern ME 2-6622 Distinctive Dry Cleaning Service DEL CITY CLEANERS Albert Holcomb, Owner We own and operate our own plant Pick up and Delivery No. 1 2915 Epperly Dr. No. 2 4002 S. E. 15th ME 7-9122 ME 7-4985 SALES SERVICE GASTEAM RADIATOR CO. 1217 w. Reno Phone FO 5-8151 THURMAN'S GROCERY and MARKET Groceries-Meats-Fruits-Vegetables Phone ME 7-9033 3402 E. Reno CAESAR FLORISTS The Beauty of our Business is Flowers Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1502 N. E. 23rd St. Phone JA 8-2422 WOOD CASING CREW, Inc. RENTAL CASING TOOLS Charley Wood Phone MEIrose 2-0375 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Fully Insured NO-D-LAY SHIRT LAUNDRY Deluxe Laundry Service 2614 S. Robinson Phone FO 5-6100 N 8. R FEED AND HARDWARE A Complete Hardware, Seed and Feed Store 201 S.E. 29th Oklahoma City, Okla. Creston Hill Cleaners 1731 N. Eastern JA 8-5217 Alterations a Specialty BURNS JEWELRY Geneva Suggests Gifts of Fine Jewelry 2533 S. Robinson FO 5-2646 Compliments of T G 81 Y STORES Six Stores in Capitol Hill to serve you Crooked Oak Service Station tDeaIer in Sinclair Productsj We Give S 81 H Green Stamps 2001 S.E. 15th ME 7-9088 Cunningham and Holley, Props. . , . Adair s Northeast Cafeteria LE-I-T DRUG Private Rooms for Parties Delivery on Prescriptions Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adair, Props. 4008 S.E. 15th Phone ME 7-2411 1820 N. E. 23rd JAckson 5-6876 GAS OIL MAHER'S SERVICE 1305 South Eastern Oklahoma City, Oklahoma McDonald-Scott Chevrolet Co. Located Corner Broadway at 7th 725 N. Broadway REgent 6-8501 RAMAGE CAFE Home of Good Food 1905 S. E. 29th St. Phone ME 7-9038 EIkin's Service Station 1512 S.E. 15th St. Phone MElrose 2-9222 Congratulations Mack's Wholesale Meat Co. 506 N.w. 4th RE 9-1678 Woodford Supply Company OILHELD SUPPLIES 1420 East Reno FO 5-1454 Congratulations Seniors Edison Furniture Company Dealers in New and Used Furniture Phone RE 6-1878 2411 S. Robinson BUERGER BROS. 412 S. Harvey Phone CE 2-7511 Groceries - Meats - Produce Frozen Foods K. C. CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery Service 202 S.W. 44th Phone ME 2-1411 School Jackets a Specialty SATISFACTION GUARANTEED LEO MAXWELL CO., INC. 409 Classen Phone RE 9-1451 SHIPMAN'S CAFE Fried Chicken Everyday 1022 S. Robinson Phone RE 9-8190 H 8. H FOOD MARKET I. G. A. 2225 S.E. 15th Phone ME 7-9006 NASH-FINCH CO. 3 N.E. 23rd Street Phone CEntral 2-0141 SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SCHlFF'S In Capitol Hill Best Wishes to all Graduates JOHN C. BURGE, INC. 2800 South High MACHINISTS - WELDERS FABRICATION PORTABLE FIELD SERVICE Phone MElrose 8-3358 Congratulations Seniors From All at the DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET The Place to Buy Good Cars 604 W. Main and 23rd 81 S. Robinson in Capitol Hill Phone CE 2-0281 0 ON C JR .K E 3 es, e '55 . X2 Si Sw . 9 - x eff .Q -he 436 .Q-.Q 3 1 'ir' an J- Q- - -Y , i f