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

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These talented musicians, direc festivals this spring at Edmond, in their classg at O.C.U., where rating. The brass quartet played Lento at the annual spring band con- cert. Its members were: Wayne O'Berg, Jerry Mowery, Bryan Corey, and Lewis Blair. During the year our band attended contests at Moore and Edmond. They marched in parades at Norman and Lawton, and pro- vided loyal support at our football games. M

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TW x OKLNWVW 877' A grade school program, consisting of three hundred pupils, was presented in the gym- nasium under the direction of Miss Nadine Pendleton and Mrs. Rose Marie Crowe. The program, entitled Oklahoma Revue, con- sisted of five parts: The Early History of Oklahoma, The Open Range, Territorial Pictured above are Betty Jean Sex- ton and Helen McGuire ready for the Run. A group directed by Mrs. Estes and Mrs. Jackson displayed an Indian Round Dance. A group of ninety boys and girls composed the chorus. This Page Sponsored by BEN V. HUNTER FUNERAL HOME MES -3309 24 and So. Harvey and SOUTHSIDE POULTRY 8a EGGS 2 S.E. 25th F05-5371 BUST Settlement, Good Times on the Prairie, and concluded with the Marriage of Miss Indian Territory to Mr. Oklahoma. . g fe- U L .....-J . f KM3 f i .H f .l