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

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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

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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'!