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

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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

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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

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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.