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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

Wand an Qfcuwi 7064 Wiennauw if ,m v Patsy Liles and Mary Beth Long are using our Crooked Oak as a model for their pencil sketch- ing. The class has drawn many landscapes sometimes using pic- tures from books as their models. 2 Another class was added to Crooked Oak's curriculum Y' f 5 I I I I I As we look through these pages in the years to come, memories will drift back to us, It is our wish to preserve these treasured memories, and that is our aim in presenting this book to you. In the following pages are some of the many activities which take place each spring. I ,,.,..-an-wa B 'QU 3, The Homemaking Classes presented their annual style show with a flair - of fashion, fun, and color, Diane ' Wilp modeled her version of the con- KX x V Patty Massey Fenner was one of the winners of the poster contest sponsored by the Band Parents' Club. The posters were made to advertise the magician show which was pre- sented to raise money for new band uniforms. last year, the Art Class. Mrs. Ruth Helen Kiser spon- xr sors the group. The students who participate have shown a genuine interest in art, doing all of their work in their own time. The students pictured above are: Jeanie Schulte, Gary Humes, Travis Kaller, and Raymond Williams. ,-...L 'nm-k.- 0 .24 3 Mary Beth Long was rated high at Edmond for her technique in pen and ink. She rated third in the group from Crooked Oak. Barbara Kerley and Linda Tuttle are working on some of the various pictures which have been displayed on school bulletin boards throughout the year. Bar hara has donated her excellent painting of horses to the school. -3 A ,f .ez eq,- .' rget-if f i .Hi 'ix X .lezfb Dance at The OAK DEN CLUB, sponsored hv Mr, liarl A. llrflmau, Sr llorfl ' 2-l' 'nl' ' -xml Superintellrlcllt, assisted by Mr, L.cur,1r- A, Lhrra, HL.. srhcrl Principal, and Mr. Lloyd Gralmln, llluh School flltllllllil coglull, held its first meeting on October ll, lil57, The r lu' had Li mem- ul-yr Y-1 hership of llll high school students, who met on thi ser p,..l lxlo.lu.1. of every month. Gene Neal seems to be com- pletely in a daze over Mar- tha Holley. Barbara Walker and Tommy Tollison awarded the Best Dancer trophies at the last meeting of the OAK DEN CLUB. The trophies were awarded by Mr. Earl A. Drennan, Superintendent of Schools. Ish ,I NE X ,f 1f.g,, at Z.-.i.a Pictured left are: Joe Neal and Barbara Walker, Leroy Dunham and Mary Beth Long Larry Fields and Jackie Sims, and Diane Wilp and Dwayne Motsenbocker. 7546 046 en Tllcy purt'l1ast:d yearly membership Cards from MI. Check. .. Rot k and Roll zxnrsici was fqavored, and hop was the favorite dance .. , Trophies were given to the Fwcst dancers, girl and boy, at each meeting. ,,EBl was given as prize for the best couple in the contests. Winners of the Bust Dancer trophies this gear x-.ere as follows: Jac his Sims :nad Larry Fields, Mary Bcthlmngt :i1idJoc'?Je:N, and Barbara Walker and 'l'orrt1x1j. Tollison. l ll I The last meeting, held May 12, 1958, of the OAK DEN CLUB seemed as enjoyable to Linda Hunter and Frankie Wilkerson as the first one. l ' 2, , 73' Something funny seems to have Betty Rogers, Wanda Thetford, and Mary Beth Long laughing. I guess it is just the strenuous exer- cise of doing the walk. James Coil and Iackie Sims looked surprised when they were awarded the all im- portant S1 bill by Mr. Dren- nan for best dancers in the contest. Similar contests were held at each meeting of the OAK DEN CLUB. Sc! 7054 COHS' varied program provides many op portunities for wholesome competition with in the school itself. Faculty memlvers, while never discourag Pictured at the left is Mr. Strahorn, Indus- trial Arts teacher, presenting Earl Moore, sophomore, with the Industrial Arts award. ll A V Z s le Q . its fi . Above is Mrs. Graham, Typing teacher, awarding Martha Holley, junior, the medal for outstanding work in Typing II. At the left is Miss Hicks, World History teacher, presenting Donald Kozak, sopho- more, the medal for outstanding participa- tion in that class. This Page Courtesy of R. O. ROSE HOME FURNISHINGS 3400 East Reno Res. Phone OR7-4794 Bus. Phone OR7-3338 3 i Wm Qfcwzafw ing the student s desire to win an honor rath- er encourage the feelinn of self satisfaction rcr a task well done the performer s highest Pictured at the right is Mr Beck American History teacher, awarding John Jacoby, jun , - reward. ior, the American History award for outstand ing work. 5 ir ii S as-pv Pictured above are, left to right: Mrs. Kiser, Librariang Mary Litsey, Donald Vegher, Le- Dell Coleman, and Wanda Kilmer. Mrs. Kiser presented the above with library pins for work in the High School library. Shown at the right are: Mrs. Reeves, Math teacher, and Linda Laughlin, junior. Mrs. Reeves presented Linda Laughlin with the Math award for outstanding work during the year. This Page Courtesy of CAESAR FLORISTS 1502 N. E. 23rd Street Phone JA8-2422 sl-3 S59-if 37- 'U a V - ,E f r 1 P g A Q . was -ia: 1 3, 7543' S ' . ' 'Iv'- 5-U fr-.'i3jv - Q' 2' W The 1958-59 PEP CLUB officers were introduced at the annual banquet for the Pep Club. They were chosen by the members of the club a few weeks earlier. New PEP CLUB officers for 1958-59 pictured here are, left to right: Betty Io Booker, Secretary- Treasurerg Mary Litsey, Presidentg and Judy Kelly, Vice-President. 70e,4Zw4q47faaecm5 ' From the looks of this picture, it seems as if the OAKETTE PEP CLUB Banquet held at Capitol Hill Cafe- teria on April 29, 1958, was a riot. Everyone had plenty to eat and much to talk about. The banquet was the annual banquet honoring the new cheerleaders and officers for the com- ing school year. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. King, Pep Club mothers, were guests of the club at the Banquet. of?cm4t' M ,rf 'f F y it na f 4 r ag Xa f 'I I Q L Pkg edu! Z Lf. f- 'B' is lawful r ,, w , . is , Q4 -t - f:-'fi pu Y H as UN if h is T F ' .il 'Q' - 'kiwi V. 4 , , 'Y ., M ,I , it .,.-a up X ,, Q3 Setting the pace in school pep and spirit, is our energetic cheerlead- ers' duty. They are chosen by the members of the PEP CLUB and are in charge of the assemblies and cheering sections at ballgames. The PEP CLUB cheerleaders for the years 1958-59 are, left to right: Mary Beth Long, Sandra Kay Han- son, Linda Tippie, Linda Laughlin, Jayne Chastain, and LaVerne Mar- shall. 'IH iffy The annual BAND Banquet was held on April 18, 1+ is in the school cafeteria. Bervin Murray and Gene lxlantlrell are admiring the new red and white hand uniforms, which will he worn for the first time next year. This will be a great change from the maroon and gray of previous years. A magic show called The Night Mystery sponsor- ed by the Band Parents' Club, was given March 24, 1958, to help raise money for new uniforms, instru ments and music. Mr. Ray Goetsch, the famous magician, was head of the show. The show was very successful in getting the needed money. rls: Z 5 5 5 Y. I 3 Ja f 5 i 1 Highlights of the Crooked Oak BAND Concert which was held in the High School Auditorium on May 13, were: a clarinet duet with band accompaniment by John Jacoby and Stan Wells, a medley of piano novelty tunes by Wayne O'Bergg and skid Row as played by the trombone section. The band gave a matinee for the school stu- dents in the afternoon, and the reg- ular concert the following evening. The BAND was organized this year under the direction of Mr. O. T. Myers. Cfficers for the year were: Drum Major, Wayne O'Bergg Captain, Jerry Moweryg Lieutenants, Robert Wells and Bryan Corey, Sergeants, Dan Hayes, Merle Wells, John Jacoby, Ber- nard Mowery, Stan Wells and Dale Rose. The BAND has attended many important contests and meets this year. Members at- tending the Band Clinic at Edmond were: Wayne O'Berg, Jerry Mowery, John Jacoby, Bryan Corey and Robert Wells. Those who attended the Band Clinic at Stillwater were Jerry Mowery and Stan Wells. Jerry Mowery Dan Hayes, and Bryan Corey went to Okla- homa City University for the district contest. Dan Hayes and Bryan Corey represented Crooked Oak at the state meet at Norman. Pictured at the left are Wayne and Coleen O'Berg. Wayne was a member of the grad- uating class of Crooked Oak in 1958. This is Coleen's second year in the marching band, and we are expecting great things of her. She is following in the footsteps of her old- er brothers and sister, who were also mem- bers ofthe Crooked Oak BAND. Let's go, Coleen, and show them that you can do it too - maybe even better than they did. :EE A O M I I It is with greatest regard that we honor our TEACHERS PRINCIPA1-S SUPERINTENDENT HHCI BOARD OF EDUCATION wrthout whlch our school could not pr0gISSS Self governed organrzatrons of Crooked Oak Hlgh School play an Important part rn THE DEMOCRATIC WAY It 1S WITH HIGHEST HONORS that we pay trrbute to those who have achreved the best Congratulatrons' A true SPIRIT of good sportsmanshrp and determrnatron has kept our teams great rn vrctory and defeat In the classrooms and activities of Crooked Oak High School we TOMORROW S AMERICA learn to assume our future re- sponsibilities. E Q I 'YH HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL f Ep ig m A , ,, ,gp--A -4 Q-gg-.. 3 :ff A f fx s iff 255 -t 4 ixxvw www. f: ,Q IA 2 1 1 4- ,P-L4 1: mf. 'of' 'w if X1 F'-?,sf: .. ,. is 'MQW 2 5. ww 'M' if if Dedcbdlcha ..7f QD Chemistry Laboratory A merica n History J, CARL BASS Science WESLEY BECK Social Studies gf! 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I 1, 'fbwaaafz afZ'f'4,'ii'TT?.,,' --421. 41.-'avi W '. . 4 -12.1 -3 121 All u V, 1 if 1 - 1,-sa -51pm :V - ri S151 N PIT- , ax, 47,15 , Mr iii-ZW 5342, 5:3 WL ,1, gag, ,grfgz-.,, gleam Junior High School The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY of Crook- ed Oak Junior High School is an organization for outstanding students and is the highest honor that can be conferred by the school, Requirements for membership are character, service, leadership, and scholarship. When one is elected into the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, it is not only for his career in the secondary school but it is for life, and he, as a student and a graduate of high school, going out into life, will be held to the pledge as a member of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, no matter where he goes, no matter what he becomes - to endeavor always to try to raise secondary education to higher and higher levels. glance I Senior High School NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE TY x X X f S X 3 r X' E Y: ? 0 Qi s if Zdlegfaacvas ' Senior High School The STATE HONOR SOCIETY of Crooked Oak High School is composed of the top ten percent of all high school classes, It is the highest honor conferred on high school stu- dents. 2 Carole Huddleson and Mary Margaret Litsey, co -ed- itors of the 1959 ROUGHNECK, will tell you the re- sponsibilities of producing an annual are a great chal- lenge for everyone on the annual staff. This year we have tried to produce an annual that reflects school life here at Crooked Oak as it really happens. This has meant sacrifice of time and effort in being present to take pictures of various school activities and fixing layouts to portray the students and their activities accurately, scant life Who's who? That was what Judy Kelly, Di- ane Wilp, Judy Nikkel, Kendra Alsip, La- Verne Marshall, and Wanda Thetford kept asking themselves. It is the job of the class a. editors to identify the members of each grade. The athletic departments of Crooked Oak were handled by Jerry Greenwood and Mar- tha Holley, pictured in the foreground, Photographs for the annual were made by James Warlick, photographer, 9? S 5. Qwx Xi! NR , XX, E Sharing responsibilities for the activity, faculty, and fav- orite pages are Geraldine Schneider, Barbara Ropp, Mary Beth Long, and Linda Anderson. aw 164 5544 BACK ROW left to rrght Dan Hayes Merle Wells h Jerry Greenwood freld FRONT ROW left to ug t 'X '71 Stanley Robrnson Frank Castellow Glen Whrte Vugrma A nderson Ed rtor Howard Jones X BACK ROW left to rrght Glenn Wake freld Joe Spenser Rrchard Daugherty FRONT ROW left to nght Paul I-lud son Johnny Wrllrams 'Lf Left to nght Joe Stevens Brady R Cleveland Whrtten John Kanady Glen I1 l ,M BACK ROW left to rrght Sharon Carter Lucrlle Roberts Teddy Lrles Freta Bacon Lrnda Hunter SEVENTH ROW Terry Mathewson Dons Welch Theada Smrth Kaye Harwell Mary Puente SIXTH ROW Pat Routen Beth Ann Mart1n June W1tt Orda Johnson Betty Bannmg Shrrley Freeman FIFTH ROW L1nda Freeman Veverly Srmon Elarne Hall Orpha Pauley FOURTH ROW Ierre Freeman Jean Campbell Carol Sanders Helen McGu1re Glor1a Ensey Gay Utley THIRD ROW Phylhs Pollock Shuley Davrdson Donna Parker Sue Spann Patsy Walls Pat Schulte Phyll1sCh1lds SECOND ROW Mary Parks Marrlyn Hrcks Janet Gra1nes Lrnda O Brran Glenda Cole Vrclue Alhson Mary Donna Farrell FIRST ROW Alena Cudde back Phylhs Edwards Claudme Mayse L1nda Jardee LaVerne Marshall Ehzabeth Brewer Barbara Ropp Uffcce 6464 701- BACK ROW left to nght Shrrley Drxon Kendra Alsrp Glenda Deaton Drane Wrlp Betty Jane Nrkkel Howard Jones Penny Renolds Jrrnmy Jones George A Cheek Prmcrpal FRONT ROW Pat Moore Vxrgrma Moore Carol Huddleson Kay Harwell Mary Margaret Lrtsey Olrv 13 Smder HEAD CHEERLEA DER X 1 5 Kay I PUT Fa COCA -COLA BOTTLING CO, ,-1 if .erm-7 , 1Qgy,f.,yy fi xx 5' Ag? if LaVerne P5 , Jayne I 157 1 . Llp, Pictured below are the PEP CLUB Mas- cots, Ricky Motsenbocker, Becky Pope and Mark Sossamon. r r 64 5 ni. Because they gladly gave of their time throughout the year, we are deeply grate- ful to our PEP CLUB Mothers Mrs. Chastain, Mrs. Hanson Mrs. Litsey, Mrs. Booker, and Mrs. Jardee. Linda Hunter doesn't seem to be enjoying the wonder- ful food prepared for her as part of OAKETTE PEP CLUB initiation. S The PEP CLUB sold pennants to help raise money for their Val- entine's Dance, which was held February l4, at the YMCA. honoring their dates and PEP CLUB Buddy, JERRY HAW- THORNE, Initiation was climaxed by a party at Lincoln Park, at which all pledges finally became members. They were asked to do an imitation, and Jackie Sims was awarded the prize for the outstanding performance. '1 This Page Co -Sponsored by NASH-FINCH COMPANY THARP'S GROCERY 3 N, E, 14 and 2225 s. E. 15th sneer Phone CE2-0141 Shop and Save at the Friendliest Store in Town Thxs Page Co Sponsored by an PRECURE S P1-ACE PAUL s WELDING SERVICE N E 23fdHI1dE2SIerI1 16025 E 29111 Oklahoma Crty Oklahoma Crty Oklahoma i PICTURED ABOVE left to nght Mary Beth Long Frank Thomas Betty Io Booker Betty Ban Wanda Thetford LaVerne Marshall Mary Lrtsey Vugtma An mug Iack1eS1rns Carol Gundy derson Carole Huddleson Jayne Chastarn Judy Kelly Barbara Cobb Donald Kozak Lmda Trppre Lrnda Anderson Kendra Alsrp Bernard Mowery Glen Wh1tefreld Bryan Corey Joe Neal Charlre Anderson Mrs Edrth Flood Sponsor and Elrzabeth Brewer 5444461 PICTURED ABOVE, left to rrght: Mrs. Ruth Helen Krser, Sponsor, V1rg1nra Moore, Ioan Gtbson, Norma Morgan, Mary Beth Long, Betty Io Booker, Ehzabeth Brewer, Ga1lM1ller, Arlrn Morgan, Roland Coleman, Robert Wynn, Mary Cunmngham, Bob Warner, Llnda Pollard, and Wendell Parks. . d I I I I . . , I I I I , ,. ' 21 gf. ' , - ' 1 ' be A I ' , J, . , , f . 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IHA gp'-1 5. if BACK ROW left to right Bryan Hendrickson Larry Coffman Billy Blrchfield Gary Jacque James Robertson Mr O T Myers Director Bevin Murray Bryan Corey SIXTH ROW Gerald Stroud Charles Tillman Phillip Dickinson Jackie Tilmon Jim Tippie Elizabeth Foglesong Ann Edwards FIFTH ROW Victor Curlaines John ny Kerley John Jacoby Joe Jones Janet Gaines Phyllis Pollock FOURTH ROW Robert Phaneuf Linda Robert son Don Ryan Dan Hayes Don Miller Charles Howell Kenneth Richardson THIRD ROW beldon Kind John ny Rice Robert DeArcy Gene Maudrell Margo Sherwood Carol Cole Ellen Cowon SECOND ROW Don Bard Carroll Hrghtower Kenneth Hilton Billy Rogers Mearle Wells Robert Stevens Stan Wells Dick Surface FRONT ROW Donna Parker Bernard Mowery Verna Whaley , cx' f ,W 4 ' ,a .y , Drum Major: Bernard Moweryg Flag Bearers: MAJORETTES, BACK ROW, left to right: Jeanie Landsbury, Vema Whaley and Donna Parker. Sharon Jarman, Claudine Reed, Linda Hamilton, FRONT ROW: Jackie Sims, Mary Cunningham, Sherry Ables, Barbara Cobb, Kfefdfad BACK ROW, left to ri ht: Mr. Farle M M Qs g y, r, urrary, Mr. Myers, Director. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Farley Mrs Murrary, Mr. D'Arcy, Mr. Sherwood. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mandrell, Mrs. Phaneuf, Mrs. D'Arcy, Mrs Sher wood. Pictured here are Merle Wells, Director, O. T. Myers, Dan Hayes, Shirley Davidson, Dale Rose, and Shirley Shoemaker at the skating party given for the band and their dates. This Page Courtesy of DEL PAINT COMPANY Glen D, Mandrell 4433 Southeast 18th St. Phone OR7 -7400 BACK ROW, left to right: Howard Jones, Pat Moore, Bryan Cory, Carol Huddle- son, Glen Whitefield, John- ny Williams. FRONT ROW: Arlin Morgan, Lynn Carman, Bernard Mowery, Wanda Thetford. I :I I ' Zacvwl BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Edith Davenport, Mrs. E. A. Dillingham, Mrs. Jack Cox, Mrs, Glen Oliver, Mrs. R, A. Scarlet, Mrs. James R. Wolf, Mrs, W. I. Wilp, Mrs. Lawrence Pryor, Mrs. T. L. Wilcox. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Hannan, Mrs. E. H. Robinson, Mrs. Tommie Fox, Mrs. Frank Murray, Mrs. Melvin Bennet. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Carmen Prock, Mrs. Bob Shaw, Mrs, R. W, Anderson, Mrs. Geor- gia Jackson, Mrs. J. W. Ha- ley, Mrs. Winnie Ester, , 7.14, Offczae Left to right: Mrs. E. H. Robinson, Presidentg Mrs. T. L. Wilcox, Second VicePres identg Mrs, R. A. Scarlet, Third Vice President: Mrs. Glen Oliver, First Vice Pres- ident, Mrs. E. A. Dilling- ham, Treasurer, I 4 O awed W' ' 501666 5 FRONT ROW, left to right: Carol Kozak, Dee Ann Vice, Kenneth Dunham Winners of the annual Carolyn Cosper. SECOND ROW: Carolyn McCracken, Barbara Mann, Ida Smile Contest were Mae Moore Glenda Surrency, Vicki Callaway, Carol Gibson, Sharron Elkins Glenda Speers and Gearld THIRD ROW: Mrs. Mahoney, Jean Schulte, Judy Deaton, Sharon Brooks, Mary Pittenridge Ellen Phaneuf, Brenda Owen, and Gene Mandrell .T L FRONT ROW, left to right: Betty Penny, Barbara Penny. SECOND ROW: Charlene Bastine, Gale Burton, Sally Bays, Dorothy Trowbridge, Liane Newkirk, Connie Simon, Linda Ballard, Connie Da- vis. THIRD ROW: Carol Kozak, Janice Rowton, Billie Burk, Dee Ann Vice, Carolyn McCracken, Sandra Dryden, Martha Long, Diane Elzo, Jeanie Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Judy Deaton, Sue Rus- sell, Mary Whaley, Carol Gibson, Marilyn Martin, Mary Sharpe, Sharon Elkins. FIFTH ROW: JCHI1 Schulte, Linda Cross, Ann Cherry, Linda Moore, Pamela Yount, Linda Cornell, Lara Taylor, Sha- ron Moore. SIXTH ROW: Nancy Hendricks, Linda Davis, Emily Myer, Gale Mills, Linda Middle- brooke, Malinda Brown, and Linda Combs. I 0cn'7 CA FETERIA PERSONNEL I ' .0 ,ana 1 TO THOSE WHOSE SERVICE WE VALUE SO HIGHLY. This Page Courtesy of See Us for ' A New Chevrolet ' A Good Used Car ' Service DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. 3 Locations: Downtown - 604 W. Main Captiol Hill - 626 S. W. 29th Nothwest - 34th Kc N. MHY . s W, Mrs, Wilkerson Mrs. New Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Judd A Mrs. Massey I SCHOOL POLICEMAN Mr. Gay Six ...- HEAD CUSTODIAN Mr. F. C. O'Berg il' , if M1 I 11: 'F ' '. 1 f Qaf,vfV.9' iuggwf- , ,' L, 4, 5 ,iivfmffy 2 X'-'J V Y?,'iLw,fEQi ' 3 14 , .,:+1ff,m. ' do-W A-W CAROLE HUDDLESON Because of her outstanding scholastic achieve- ment, CAROLE HUDDLESON was chosen Co-Valedic- torian of the Senior Class of 1959. Carole entered Crooked Oak in the sixth grade. She has participated in many extracurricular activities. She has been in the Pep Club four years and is a member of the Okla- homa State and National Honor Society, Science Club, Speech Club, and F,T,A, She was selected co-editor of the annual after being on the Annual Staff two years, and a candidate for Girls' State in 1958. She was Salutatorian of the Freshman Class. Her plans for college are undecided, ,? LINDA ANDERSON LINDA ANDERSON was tied for the Highest award given in Crooked Oak High School for her outstand- ing scholastic achievements. Linda entered Crooked Oak in the sixth grade. Throughout high school and junior high, Linda has participated in many extra- curricular activities. She has been in the Pep Club four years, two of which she was a cheerleader. She has been a member of the Science Club, F,T.A. , Oklahoma State and National Honor Society, Annual Staff, and she received an award in Mathematics in 1958. She was Valedictorian of her Freshman Class. She plans to work in the commercial field. This Page Courtesy of Save S Save S Save S QUALITY SURPLUS SALES Scrap Lumber --Ply Wood - Boxes - Barrels S. E. 59th and Sooner Road Route 12, Box 343 PE2-9210 Oklahoma City, Okla. Sal MARY LITSEY MARY LITSEY has received the second highest award given in Crooked Oak High School for her ex- cellent academic ability. Mary enrolled at Crooked Oak in the fifth grade. 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Wedwd Zena a Ji H0L i'.21es This Page Co-Sponsored by KNOB HILL FLORISTS Flowers for all Occasions 409 S. W. 25th ME2 -4446 W GENE MA NDRELL has received the highest award given by Crooked Oak Junior High School. He has shown much interest in extracurricular activities, Gene has been in the Junior High National Honor So- ciety for three years, won three band awards, and was Presiding Judge of Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals during 1958 YMCA Father and Son Week. College holds special interest for him, This Page Co-Sponsored by FAIRGROUNDS SERVICE STATION 1009 North Eastern Phone CE2-5030 Oklahoma City, Okla. and LARRISON RADIO and TV SERVICE 2300 North Western Office - JA 5-2605 Shop JA4-4332 GLENDA ALLEN GENE MANDRELL S GLENDA ALLEN has received the second highest award offered by Crooked Oak Junior High School, Glenda is also outstanding in extracurricular activi- ties. 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This Page Co-Sponsored OWL DRY CLEANERS 2330 South Central There is no substitute for quality dry-cleaning, all I 1 I 1 by d t Difficult people to get in one spot long enough for a picture are these busy SENIOR officers, On the left, Jerry Greenwood, who can be complimented on a job well done, is the class president. Martha Holley, the secretary, has proved herself a real career woman, At her side Miss Moneybag, 1959, class treasurer, is LaVerne Marshall, Charlie Anderson, class vice president, has had his hands full helping to make the Senior Class more successful, JUNIOR year, and all of a sudden there 's a Junior Banquet and Prom to finance. Smiles on the faces of these 1959 officers promise good food and sweet music. Jeanie Lands berry, pictured on the left, is the class treasurer and handles the fi- nancial problems. Next to Jeanie is the class president, Judy Kelly, who has completed a big job with success. Kaye Titsworth, the sec- ROY STEFFEY SERVICE STATION We give S 86 I-I Green Stamps 1935 S.E. 29th ME 7-5100 fruitful year. SOPHOMORE problems are not so pressing, but they seem so. Wise members of the class of 1959 are building up a cash re- serve for their next two years instead of spending all their retary, and Harold Vangilder the vice president, have had a long money this year. In the picture on the right, Kenneth Green, one of the three home -room presidents of the sophomore class, points out a hard-earned trophy to Albert Jones, president of the Sophomore Class, Due to circumstances beyond his con- trol, Rex Creekmore, another home -room president, was un- able to appear in the picture, f-A KENDRA ALSIP - Her winning smile and way so sweetg Many friendships made complete. x R f VIRGINIA ANDERSON - Virgi- nia is a girl with personality plusg To be a friend of hers is really a must. J, P, BURTON - Gir1s are not part of my lifeg they are all of it. 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CARL HOLLAND - Being a senior is like being in the army, never volunteer for anything. .3 'fi SHIRLEY KALLER - In an ocean JOHN KANADY - I may not GARY KELLY - Once upon a of dreams without a sound. know all the answers, but there time - and once was enough. are a lot of questions I haven't heard yet! Wad Wane This Page Sponsored by CAPITAL TV 514 Classen Fremont, Dusty, O'Berg Tom Durbin Sales Service CE2-1616 GLENDA LANE - Since I love BARBARA LARRISON - She 'S the merry life, I shall be a wise, she 's witty, she 's married rich man's wife. what a pity, MARY MARGARET LITSEY - LA VERNE MARSHALL ' A CHIC PAT MOORE - She looks like It 's nice to be natural when little senior is LaVerne: She is an angel, acts like one too, you're naturally nice. WiflS0me. Shy, and Deaf: G00d but you never can tell what things come in small packages, an ange1 win do, You'l1 agree she can't be beat. 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