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

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wade The advanced home economics classes held a late Easter Parade and very aptly called it Fashions on the Go. The girls modeled frocks which they had made during the year with everything being shown from aprons to shortie-pajamas. Members of the P. T.A. agreed that this year's show was one of the best presented at Crooked Oak. .1 Pictured above are Pat Long and Doris Cuddeback admiring the lovely dresses they made. Connie James modeled her very stylish Bermuda Shorts. The girls' quartet furnished the music. Pictured here are: Harriet Tippie, Wanda Pullen, and Pat Ropp. Not pictured is Linda Lunsford. This Page Compliments of KNOB HILL FLORISTS Flowers for all occasions 409 S.W. 25 ME2-4446 and MACK'S WHOLESALE MEAT CO 506 N.W. 4th RE9-1678 Oklahoma City, Okla.

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,-4 ,ff-M '?Zaqa The Junior Class presented three one-act plays: Pink and Patches, a serious drama of mountalncer lifeg Andante, a drama of frustration and tragedy in a violinist's llfeg and Wilbur's Wild Night, at farce. Fhrs Page Courtesy of EVERGREEN Pink and Patches SANATORIUM l ' Ray LYNX Gun Y d best 30107 400 South Scott MET -4387 Pat Ropp best actress At the close of the matxnee stu dents of the hrgh school chose Pat Ropp as best actress Ray Lynn Gundy as best actor and W1lbur s Wrld Nrght the most popular PHY Wxlbur s W1ld Nrght best play Andante 1-v'5'kQ i . ' g ? f - .il-,Lei . JJ 4 bin 5. isle , 1 'cs

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