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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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Mrs. Ona Keas presented Jimmie Lou Lovelady the award for outstanding work in homemaking. X Miss Isabell Eakin pre sented the awards for outstanding achieve- ment in business edu- cation to Barbara Walker, and Yvonne Moore, shorthand Ig Glenda Payne, typing Hg Larry Patrick, typ- ing I. XV- A, hx f. ' X . X x',xY.Q- x-N - , HA , Mr. W. W. Beck presented Joyce Self the American History award for her meritorious accomplishments in social studies. For outstanding effort in promoting the quality of the band, Gerald Mowery received the band award presented by Mr. Tommy Myers. Ray Don Moore was selected by 1 Mrs. Reeves as outstanding Student in mathematics. Track and field train- ing is a popular part of our sports program. li AND PLAY 1 Students and teachers at Crooked Oak feel that games are of great impor tance. T-A 17' ,i'+fz,,, x '. 2, ' l I -5 x . ., ' xx X .Q -.. '- Y Q- 'D .A f' 'xo ' RECREATION AND PLAY . . . - n The girls' physical education classes presented The Great- est Show on Earth, a variety show composed of tumblers, clowns, trapeze artists, ani- mal acts, and jugglers. i 'N-cr 1 1-a..,s'.-hugh. 'VVWQ' , -R Q N 4,71 l . ' 32 QQ I -as-qv .,,., if '39 2 .. L ,f . .s I e-'fi ff 453559 X rr:-? Q9 42 ,fy .fa R f - X AND PLAY . . . RECREATION XJ E' A If D 15- 5 This page sponsored by TOWNLEY'S DAIRY Milk Perfectly Pasteurized Homogenized Phone CE 2-1441 , 'KN AND PLAY ? x 5 Q 1 1 . . if I . I K 2 HW. NJ, - NJ f I F-. This page brought to you through the courtesy of CAESAR FLORISTS 1502 N. E. 23rd St. Phone IA 8-2422 AND PLAY 4 RECREATION Spring is the time for skates, yo-yos, and hayrides as well as for tests. . 9 ,, x , if - x 'I C ft H. ! X . df, . Q he ,gf ,WF X , X54 ' 'f QA .fi A 0 ,:..,, ,r ,7f':.-X RECREATION . . AND PLAY FF AND PLAY J f,,' rss., I gain' I 2 ,-W V .-'ff , .. QU, W . ,X 41 .gn -,Q - V, fn..- A f Ji- ,fv fm w r 311 'lf E' X ,Q -4. Km: Jw 444- RECREATION . . . lxa N , '49 ' -. S 9- 2 ALL THIS Wlth wholehearted co operauon from our Parent Teacher Assoclauon our school stresses spultual and panrlouc trammg Success wlthout elther Iluruvfl , A 4 1 ' , Z' . I If ' A I A of I xc these is impossible. ' I - . , I 'V S . I , J' I 1 as I -J ' ' ' I ifs-' ' .5 x s 1 if 73 x , X,: J f , ' iq ': , , , ,. g . GOOD CITIZENS . . . GOOD AMERICANS 1 ,il-1 I A TO MAKE US CONTENTS OPENING SECTION QLQQ ADMINISTRATION EACUIIIQYD 'fm w '7'I'U 1f DYXMM ACTIVITIES RQTWJUMXWMZQM FAVORITES ATHLETICS 5 gfw WW CLASSES SENIORS 7770-MM JuNIORS CWCVLC QL....ME5,L,,.,.,., SOPI-IONIORES 719 400, 97,910 ERESHNIEN EIGHTI-I GRADE j ,Zo Z,? SEVENTH GRADE WWC I,.,,,2Z,.05f EDITORS INSOWJQQ, RI-IOTOGRAPI-IER J an SPONSOR G9 4 ,Qgfu Q , , fx Zo I .T . II I ' , TDTR ,MJ X if I ,gf ' ' I X This Page Courtesy of CAPITAL TV 514 Classen Fremont Dusty O'Berg Tom Durbin Sales Service CE2-1616 ADMIN MR. EARL A. DRENNAN, Superintendent A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT For the past six years, we have had an extended building program in progress. Although much of this has been on the grade school level, construction was started this year on a new high school building. I share with you the feeling of pride that you have in the Crooked Oak Schools. The Board of Education and the patrons feel that an in- vestment in facilities which provide increased educational opportunities for the youth of today is a wise one. In no other way can we insure that the best will come from our greatest resources - our young people. It is my hope and belief that our school will make a significant contribution to the finest aspects of American citizenship for those young men and women privileged to take advantage of the many opportunities to learn at Crooked Oak. Earl A. Drennan BOARD 4 Reading from left to right: Mr. Palmer Bays, Mr. R. O. Rose, Member, Mr. Earl A. Drennan TRATION 77 1 ,fur I This Page Courtesy of EVERGREEN SANITORIUM 400 South Scott ME7 -4887 MR. GEO. A. CHEEK, High School MRS. DIXIE SMITH, Junior High Principal Principal EDUCATION Superintendent, Mr. C. H. Coldiron, Vice President, Mr. Paul Burton, Member, and Mr. R. L. Wiley, Clerk. OUR PRINCIPALS S PEA K Our hope is that through your associations with each other in your own school, with your teachers, and with other friends and neighbors, you may have grown in the accumu- lation and understanding of knowledge in the social graces, in the ability to get along with others, and in the desire to do something worth while. We hope that this yearbook, The Roughneck serves to cement our friendship, promote unity of purpose, and de- velop a rapport within our faculty and student body which will result in a climate conducive to the perpetuation of the highest ideals. May it always be a symbol of good workman- ship, of devotion to our country, and of an intense desire to learn. Dixie Smith George A. Cheek, Jr. 1 if xx.. L..-X FM: Hi. 'X fufm t 4, 'r Xiu- 1-4 z If 1 as K 'E ., I vig' J, 1, A Ui., ' t 2, In appreciation for her he lness, cheerfulness, and friendly interest, the staff ti ately dedicates to Mrs. Gladys Jacoby, school secretary, is 1958 edition of the Crooked 1 fiif Oak High School ROUGHN E K. Y' There comes a day when most students wish they knew more of the items stressed by English teach-, ers, Mrs. Florence Payne, Mrs. Maurine Ihrig, Miss Betty Kirsch, Mrs. Wilma Humphrey, Mrs. Edith Flood, and Mrs, Evelyn Hickman. Vocal music is a terrific force among C. O, students, and Mrs. Mar- garet Johnson's efforts are sincerely enjoyed and appreciated. An invitation to reading is enhanced by the attractiveness of our library, thanks to Mrs. Ruth Helen Kiser, library director. Wide tables, com- fortable chairs, perfect lihting, and the open shelves where a student may browse for a selection, make an hour spent in the library a tonic for dispelling a day's rough spots. Practice Makes Perfect is the motto of Mr. Kenneth Meek, head basketball coach. OUR FACULTY MAKES cRooKED oAK MRS. EDITH FLOOD This Page Courtesy of CAPITOL HILL FUNERAL HOME MRS, EVELYN HICKMAN Q MRS, WLLMA HUMPHREY vyv: fr- t. Y 2801 so. Robinson MRS, MAURINE IHRIG iff ' R ' V R' E05-5451 MRS. MARGARET JOHNSON Q Q Miss BETTY KIRSCH MRS, RUTH HELEN K1sER ... MR. KENNETH MEEK MRS, FLORENCE PAYNE Ur , ,f .74 XJ J x N1 X Making Mathematics interesting is important to Mrs. Beulah Reeves, Mr. Hubert Dickey, and Mr. Soce Lewis. They feel that its place in helping students acquire understanding and skills necessary to the highest personal development of the individual goes unchallenged. A sense of proportion, balance, design and imagination are evident in every pleasing piece of handicraft, says Mr. George House, who specializes in teaching Shop. Mr, Lloyd Graham and Mr, Jack Strahorn sandwich Mechanical Draw- ing and Shop between their duties as football and track coaches. Today's sudden all-out awareness of things scientific did not startle our Science department into action. Science provides traininggfor an ade- quate life in a fast-changing world, as Mr. J. Carl Bass, Mr. Edward Clark, and Mrs. Joyce Mahoney will tell you. MAY WE BE WORTHY OF THEIR DEVOTION This Page Courtesy of DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET We don't forget you after we hand MR' J. CARL BASS you the keys to your new car. Oklahoma City's Main Car Dealers Downtown Chevrolet 604 West Main Street CE2-0281 MR, EDWARD CLARK MR, HUBERT DICKEY MR. LLOYD GRAHAM MR, GEORGE HOUSE MR. SOCE LEWIS MRS, JOYCE MAHONEY MRS, BEULAH REEVES MR, JACK STRAHORN This Page Sponsored by EASTERN MACHINE COMPANY K, C, 'S CLEANERS and LAUNDRY and 2821 South Eastern K, C, van winme, jr, Phone ME7-4568 ME2-1411 210 S.W,44 Mr O Berg head custodxan IS an mvaluable asset to our school Hrs varrous Jobs xnclude delrverrng school lunch com modmes to the cafeterra drrvmg school buses and other general reparrs that are constantly facrng h1m NON TEACHING Our frrendly school polrceman Mr Gay has been an enormous help for many years to all Crooked Oak students Hrs constant alertness and abrlrty to help pre vent accldents has promoted the general safety of everyone PERSONNEL 'F' I H ' 54 'K' Please pass the pre' Feedrng hundreds of hollow legged grade school Junior hrgh and lugh school students is the darly strnt of Mrs Holley Mrs New Mrs John son Mrs Judd and Mrs Massey 1. k I lf fi if N if l, J sz: 1 A' V an I . s A e--ee -1 1 'fe ,D Nj ai ' A' .M 1 it t A ,S , ff - ' 'f 4. 7 is ' ' l .1 is l l f ' . l ' N 5 1 , 1 Vw 4 I EA L V' SENIOR HIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Lawrence Hadding, Ray Don Moore, Barbara Walker, Evelyn King, Bar- bara Cobb, Barbara Ropp, Wanda'Thetford, Mary Beth Long, Kaye Titsworth. Second row: Mrs. Evelyn Hickman, sponsor, Jeanie Landsberry, Yvonne Moore, Betty Rogers, Rose Nettleton, Betty Banning, Nor- ma Morgan, Glenda Deaton, Joy Miller. Third row: Martha Holley, Linda Laughlin, Carole Huddleson, Mary Litsey, Charlie Anderson, Jimmy Dean Jones, Earle Moore, Charles Powers. Fourth row: Judy Nikkel, Geraldine Schneider, Joyce Self, Beverly Hanson, Jimmy Lee Jones, William Rogers, Wendell Parks, Frank Thomas. Fifth row: Linda Tippie, Sandra Hanson, Elizabeth Brewer, Wayne O'Berg, Bill Bays, Donald Kozak, and Duane Motsenbocker. SENIOR HIGH STATE HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Barbara Ropp, Barbara Walker, Evelyn King, Yvonne Moore, Anita Slavin, Joyce Self. Second row: Jeanie Landsberry, Linda Laughlin, Carole Huddleson, Mary Litsey, Wanda Thetford, Betty Banning. Third row: Martha Holley, Jimmy Lee Jones, Duane Motsenbocker, Wendell Parks, Frank Thomas, Ray Don Moore. Fourth row: Mrs. Evelyn Hickman, sponsor, Sandra Hanson, Glenda Deaton, Kaye Titsworth, and Jimmy Dean Jones. K: v-1 ai F, H,A, Officers: Front row, left to right: Bennie Vails, Historian, Carol Walker, Re- porter, Beverly Simon, Parliamentariang Jackie Sims, Songleader. Second row: Mrs. Ona Keas, Sponsorg Claudine Reed, Sec- retary, Carol Gundy, Treasurer, Judy Kelly, Devotional Chairman: Jimmie Lovelady, President, and La Vern Marshall, Vice Pres- ident. s... 8' A Hstrict Conventions, monthly meetings, projects and annual rallys are just a few of the many activities of the Crooked Oak Chapter of FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA, They are working hard to maintain a better future for their families and for themselves by living according to their motto: Toward New Horizons. Sitting, left to right: Gay Utley, Billie Wheeler, Allena Cuddeback, Jayne Chastain, Patty Massey, Linda Tippie, San- dra Hanson, Jeanie Landsberry, Mary Beth Long, Pat Evans, Jo Ann Burris, Sherry Ables. Standing: Marilyn Hicks, Jo Ann Wiley, Mary Stroud, Wanda Thetford, Betty Rogers, Shirley Dickson, Kathy Burch, Nancy Jones, Darla Pritner, Shirley Kellar, Shirley Davidson, Lenda Peeler, Joy Miller, Nadine Hayes, and Linda Hunter. Workers in the CONCESSION STAND are: Front row, left to right: Robert Peeler, Betty Booker, Ann Edwards, Betty Deaton, Rose Nettleton, Kaye Titsworth, Betty Ban- ning, George Peterson. Second row: Jayne Chastain, Dolores Dover, Carolyn Dykes, Larry Fields, Wayne O'Berg, Shirley Kaller. Third row: Miss Birdie Hicks, Sponsor, Ray Don Moore, Jerry Myers, Geary Myers, Charles Powers, and Jerry Mowery. ali ,. S j X xi t A N at 5 . r - 4 I . The SCIENCE CLUB has completed its second successful year under the able sponsorship of Mr. J. Carl Bass. Meetings give members opportunities to explore research projects and take trips. To remain in good standing, the members must maintain a C average. Back row, left to right: Herschell Hargus, Bill Bays, Lawrence Hadding, Bryan Corey, Vice Pres- ident, Ray Don Moore, Mr. J. Carl Bass, Sponsor. First row: Yvonne Moore, Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Booker, Patty Massey, Mary Beth Long, Wanda Thetford, Carole Huddleson, Mary Litsey, Linda Laugh- lin, and Beverly Hanson, President, This Page Sponsored by BROOK'S SERVICE STATION and SHEEN DRUG COMPANY ME7-9035 N,E, Corner 25th and Robinson 2023 Southeast 15th St. Your REXALL Store We Give S 8s H Green Stamps The OAKETTE PEP CLUB encourages good sportsman ship and promotes school spirit. Officers are: Anita Slavin, Presidentg Carolyn Dempsey, Vice President, Sally Hudson, Secretary-Treasurer, and Carol Walker, Pledge Mistress. Mascots are Beverly Wall, Gerald Funk, and Linda Mandrell. +1111 I I -- iq H! 4. Inf? Cheerleaders make a tremen- dous contribution to the success of every athletic event. Here Linda Laughlin, Margurette Hager, Gloria Jarman, Barbara Walker, Yvonne Moore, and Evelyn King show good form. 5-QE 3. 1 7 A Z SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY AIDES are probably the busiest students in the school. They check books in and out, distribute fine slips, file library cards, and collect fines. They learn the skills of library science under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Helen Kiser. Back row, left to right: Mrs. Ruth Helen Kiser, Sponsor, Elton Treat, Dwayne Motsenbocker. Carl Mayse, Jimmy Lee Jones, Danny Hayes. Second row: Dolores Dover, Claudine Reed, Patty Massey, Mary Litsey, Wanda Kilmer, Donald Vegher First row: Betty Booker, Virginia Moore, Mary Beth Long, and Joyce Cornell. This Page Courtesy of ROY STEFFEY SERVICE STATION and FARTHING'S DEL CITY DRUG We Give S 85 H Green Stamps Accuracy, Dependability, and Service 1935 S,E, 29th ME7-5100 2901 Epperly Drive ME7-2479 Del City, Oklahoma A combination of talented junior high and senior high students make up the 43-piece marching and concert BAND directed by Mr. O. T. Myers. The band presents half-time exhibitions at all home football games, plays at basketball games, and participates in annual Christmas programs, spring concerts, and contests. Five members attended a Conference Meet at Central State College this year. Officers of the band are: Jerry Mowery, Presidentg Wayne O'Berg, Vice President, and Ellen Cowen, Secretary- Treasurer. High stepping Twirlers and Drum Major add zest to any half-time per formance. Struttin' their Stuff' are Barbara Ropp, Barbara Larrison, B. J. Nikkel, Wayne O'Berg, Judy Nikkel, Donna Avery, and Barbara Cobb. .1 5 .., x OFFICE AIDES gather absentee cards, distribute call slips, and run errands. They also receive training in the proper method of answering the telephone. Back row, left to right: Linda Laughlin' Car ol Cantwell, Carolyn Dempsey, Carol Gundy, Carol Walker, and Joyce Self. Middle row: Carole Hud- dleson, Mary Listey, Mary Morrison, Junita Allison, Harriett Tippie, and Gay Utley. Front row: Pat Moore, Barbara Larrison, Ellen Cowan, Linda Tippie, and Jacquetta Long. What kind of high school students are those who think teaching will be their chosen field? It is estimated that about 1, 300 Oklahoma students, as seniors, plan to teach, and 33 percent of the prospec- tive teachers ranked in the upper 10 percent. The chapter of FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA was es- tablished in 1952 at Crooked Oak and named in honor of our superintendent, Earl A, Drennan. Back row, left to right: Jerry Hawthorne, Glenn Whitefield, Harriett Tippie, Don Coffman, Donna Rod- man, Joe Neal, Mary Morrison, and Herschell Hargus. Second row: Mary Litsey, Carole Huddleson, Linda Laughlin, Joyce Self, Evelyn King, Sally Hudson, Gloria Jarman, and Connie James. Front row: Barbara Cobb, Jo Ann Burris, Jimmie Lovelady, Joy Miller, Linda Peeler, Carol Cantwell, and Pat Evans '2 2 Q The LITTERBUG CLUB was established in 1956 by Mr. W. W. Beck, sponsor. lt is in charge of keeping the halls and campus grounds neat and orderly and doing odd paint jobs for the school. Front row, left to right: Billy Fields, Donald Vegher, Carolyn Dempsey, Jo Ann Burris, Wanda Kilmer, Donna Avery, Gloria Jarman, Betty Givens, Linda Peeler, Joy Miller, Pat Evans, and Marvin Harris. Second row: Carl Holland, Margurette Hager, Glenn Whitefield, Jerry Allen, Vera Bernard, and Jimmie Love- lady. Third row: Thomas Harwell, Anthony Cantrell, Mr. W. W. Beck, sponsor, Terry Tidwell, Joe Billings, and Raymond Revels. The GLEE CLUB devoted a lot of work and time in preparation for attending contests, present- ing concerts, and the annual Christmas program, but, as we know, all work and no play makes Jane a dull girl, so we really enjoyed going to Stillwater, Nor- man, Edmond, and O.C,U, - - but most of all, the picnics held in the spring and fall. Front row, left to right: Betty Banning, Claudine Sitting, left to right: Linda Tippie. Jackie Sin'1S. Reed, Phyllis Childs, Linda P01101-d, Dianne Wilp. Connie James, Linda Jardee, Allena Cuddeback. Back row: Harriet Tippie, Presidentg Jayne Chastain, First rOW2 Linde Freeman. Marilyn HiCkS. Sandra shmey Freeman, Marilyn Hicks, Kanhiene Nicholson, Hanson. Verna Whaley. Sharon Josephsou, Elizabeth Leona Platt, Linda Laughlin, Fretta Bacon, Elaine Brewer. Virginia Moore. Delores Welen. L2 Verne Hall, Marilyn Parks, Linda Freeman. Marshall, Donna Rodman. Second row: Linda Pol- lord, Teddy Liles, Dianne Wilp, Pat Schulte, Sherry Ables, Carol Mooney, Betty Roger, Cecelia Johnson. X5 points of prepar- teen-talk editorg ports editorg Jesse ornas arwell, make-up Mrmeoscoprng the OAK LEAF S headlrnes are Marvin Harris, B111 Frelds Jess Youngblood and Mrs Edlth Flood, sponsor. HILL'S BUSINESS UNIVERSITY 2920 S E 15th St ME7 9015 The reporters for the OAK LEAF who are constantly seekrng news to better the OAK LEAF are Back row Raymond Revels Jesse Joy Terry Trdwell Anthony Cantrell, and Thomas Pence Front row Beverly Hanson Pat Evans Jo Ann Bums, and Betty Who's Who? This question is presented to the class ed- itors when checking names and pictures. Left to right: Carole Huddleson, Harriet Tippie, Mary Lou Morrison, Carol Cant- well, and Ray Don Moore. The responsibility of interpreting a school such as ours, with so varied a program is no undertaking for weaklings, as Barbara Walker and Joyce Self, co -editors of the 1958 edition of the ROUGHNECK will tell you. DUMMIES, DEADLINES, DUDS, DISAPPOINTMENTS! Members of the ROUGHNECK STAFF are made of stem stuff. They take it in stride and when stymied by a planned page going haywire, they put machinery into reverse and come up with the next best thing. Devotion to duty during afterschool hours, holidays and weekends are the qualities that shine brightly. ' A J ur Afic- This Page Courtesy of TENNYSON'S BARBER SHOP S.E. 15th and Eastern Phone ME7-9089 On their never ceasing search for ideas, Bill Bays, Marvins Harris, Margurette Hager, sportsg Anita Slavin, Linda Laughlin, activities, Mary Litsey, Lawrence Hadding, Eve- lyn King, features, are happy about the new material found in their research. Crooked Oak JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB, the ACORNS, cheered the Junior High Mighty Mites on to many victories. Cheer- leaders are Sally Bays, Gayle Ann Burton, Allena Cuddeback, Connie Simon, Mary Puente, and Connie Davis. Mascots are Billie Wheeler and Betty Penney. There are fifty-two no members in the Junior High Pep Club. . 7. X ,Q , ,, JUNIOR HIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Linda Ballard, Gayle Burton, Connie Davis, Carole Kozak, Nancy Under- wood, Linda Tuttle, Barbara Mann, Dee Ann Vice, Gary Titsworth, Jerry Cowan, Gwenda Holley, Diane Wilp. Second row: Thomas Lampkin, Beverly Blakley, Jackie Warner, Lorrine Wyatt, Berniece Luckens, Elaine Brewer, Robert Morgan, Joel Speckrnan, Lynda Kerr, Dennis Bieker, Charles Morgan, Clayton Robb. Third row: Helen McGuire, Gene Mandrell, Nina Englund, Linda Hatcher, Dianne Elzo, Carol Sanders, Barbara Kerley, Robert Gilley, Bill Buchanan, Leon Holbrook, B. J. Nikkel, Pat Schulte. Fourth row: Linda Green, Ann Cherry, Gloria Ensey, Beth Martin, Mary Phaneuf, John Utley, Shirley Seymore, Mary Puente, Ruby Dickson, Glenda Allen, John Ashley. Fifth row: Shirley Short, Charlotte Pederson, Bill Evans, Larry Wolfe, James Neighbors, Charles Howell Roy Galightly, Janice Epperson, Keith Morrison, Albert Jones, Betty Deaton, Linda Coffman. Sixth row: Dean Spratt, Ray Cotter, Jim Tippie, Danny Ellison, Frankie Breshears, Rodney Miller, Mark Coldiron, Alice Anderson, Connie Si- mon, Gayle Mills, Leane Newkirk, Olivia Snider, and Beverly Simon. P Aggressive JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY AIDES are an asset to the successful operation of our Junior High Library Seated, left to right: Olivia Snid- er, Mary Ellen Phaneuf, Barbara Kerley, Mary Puente, Mrs, Ruth Kiser, sponsor. Standing: Gene sip, Betty Deaton, Nina Englund, as Lampkin, 1 Mandrell, Judith Plaster, Karen Al- Pat Rowton, Gene Neal, and Thom- These strange creatures are not people from Mars or the back woods, only two Pep Club pledges. If they pass the test, they will become a member of the Oakette Pep Club. Verna Whaley was chosen as candi- date in the annual Smile Contest. Billy Coffman, the male candi- date for the 'Smile Contest, was cho- sen after a thorough examination by a dentist. 's.45w:f5fQ MR, EARL A, DRENNAN, superintendent, spades the first ground to begin construction of our new high school building. The new building will house a fully-equipped shop. A new science department is also included in the building. The science department will have the latest equipment and a lec ture room. The entire math department will start its classes soon in the building. Construction will be completed by April 1 YOU'D BE SURPRISED The Oak Den is equipped with adequate facilities to make any kind of party a success. This Page Courtesy of STRICKLIN PLUMBING COMPANY Serving Midwest City, Del City, Okla. City 4016 Prairie Lane - ME7-4195 'Day or Night Call ws T:- . fl ..The,e m B-Zys Joyce Self 22:6 a bad connect, --'Y na1d Ve ' lor pla on, 'f Sher, 5 Y Prom Very proud of their new class rings are Pat Ev- Ifou I-Ovelady m F86 Manager ite I0 ans, Joy Miller, Lenda Peeler, Jimmie Lou Lovelady, How what jfs alla e'uP assistant, lmmle and Karen Allen. abouf! seems to AT THE THINGS WE DO These future hornemakers begin early learning how to prepare appetizing meals. Waiting for the main course prepared by Diane Wilp, Beverly Blake- ley, and B. I. Nikkel, are Bertha Stevens. Doris Welch, Anna Forrest, Mary Walker, Mrs. Ona Keas, instructor. and Sandra Winfield. Taking Five, are these members of the Sen- ior Play, Come Out of the Closet. Sitting, left to right are Bill Bays, Barbara Walker, Yvonne Moore, and Marvin Harris. Standing, are Harriet Tippie, Wayne O'Berg, La Dell Coleman. Ierry Mowery, Ev- elyn King, Joy Miller, and Ray Don Moore. 144 1 YVONNE MOORE Valedictorian, High School SALUTATORIAN BARBARA WALKER has received the sec- ond highest award given in Crooked Oak High School for her excellent academic abil- ity. Barbara has attended Crooked Oak since 1946, when she enrolled in the first grade. Since then she has been a participant in many activities. She has been an active Pep Club member for five years and cheerleader for two years. She is also an Oklahoma State and National Honor Society member. She was an F, T, A. member one year, and was 1958 Football Queen. After being a mem- ber of the Annual Staff three years, she was selected as Co-Editor this year. College is in her future plans. VALEDICTORIAN YVONNE MOORE has received the highest award given in Crooked Oak High School for her outstanding scholastic achievement. Yvonne entered Crooked Oak in 1947 as a second grader. Throughout high school and junior high, Yvonne has participated in many extracurricular activities. She has been in the Pep Club five years and a cheer- leader for two yearsg she has played basket- ball four years and is a member of the Sci- ence Club, Annual Staff, National Honor Society, and Oklahoma State Honor Society. She was Salutatotian of her Freshman Class and 1957 Candidate for Oklahoma Girls' State. She plans to attend college. This Page Sponsored by AILEEN'S BEAUTY SHOP 2410 South Central ME8-6176 and BUCI-IANAN'S SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products 4301 S,E. 29th St. ME7-1069 SL ME7-9032 Oklahoma City, Okla. at A Jw ' ,wi f . riff, tgp? 'f A ' . 'I V 0 J, BARBARA WALKER Salutatorian, High School DIANE WILP has recelved the hrghest award offered by Crooked Oak Junror Hrgh Drane has shown great rnterest ln extracur rrcular acuvrtres She has been a Pep Club member three years and was a Junror Hrgh Cheerleader She has also been a member of the Glee Club and 1S a member of the Iumor Hrgh Natronal Honor Socrety She rs lookmg forward to attendmg college after graduatron from hrgh school BETTY JANE NIKKEL Salutatorran Junror Hrgh School 40' I DIANE WILP Valedrctorran Jumor I-hgh School BETTY JANE NIKKEL has recerved the second hlghest award offered by Crooked Oak Juruor Hrgh Betty IS also outstaudmg rn extracurrrcular actrvrties havmg played basketball three years She 15 a maJorette and a member of the Iunror Hrgh Natronal Honor Socrety College holds specral rnter est for her Thxs Page Courtesy of COCA -COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 1 N W 3rd St F05 1394 . Q . 9 v . N 1 Q o - 9 W9-Q f ' -d '9 SENIOR HIGH ROYALTY FOOTBALL QUEEN BARBARA WALKER if fl 'NVD' -ad' ANNUAL QUEEN DONNA AVERY BAND QUEEN ANN EDWARDS .fe- This Page Co-Sponsored by BILL'S GROCERY Service with a Smile 545 Southeast 12th Street Phone ME2-9122 FOOTBALL QUEEN CONNIE SIMON JUNIOR HIGH ROYALTY ANNUAL QUEEN KAREN ALSIP This Page Co-Sponsored by OWL DRY CLEANERS 2330 South Central There is no substitute for quality dry- cleaning. This Page Courtesy of DR, PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY 2216 North Broadway JA5-1545 -if mf ish-W DAN ANDERSON The photographefs prcrure seldom appears rn the pages of the annual because he rs busy takrng the prc tures Dan has many other rnteresrs b6S1dCS photography He 15 a member of the scrence club honor soclety annual staff and F T A Hrs accomplrshments as photographer are hrghly deservrng of abun dant prarse nv- nun- ' Apu- 1? ,tp-lg .gif r -,i in 4 ,..Q ,1,gf'jj'if4t+F-5 -lu, j-q i six Y' iv'--0 This season was a great one for coach Lloyd Graham and the Ruf-Nexs. It was the first winning season in four years. The Ruf-Nexs started the season with a rousing 32-13 victory over Capital Hill Moore downed the Ruf-Nexs 13-7, then the Ruf-Nexs came fighting back to win the next four in a row: Harrah 37-12, Bethany 20-7, Dunjee 13-7, St. Mary's 39-26. The flu-bug finally caught up with the Ruf-Nexs and Choctaw took advantage of this with a 26-13 win. 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