Cushing High School - Oiler Yearbook (Cushing, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1947 volume:

'Jonewond When all that remains of this school year is but a memory, may this edition of the Vivacity help each student of C. H. S. to recall the vanished days more clearly, to bring back once more the many happy phases of life in the halls of C. H. S. J jpp nLC iat Ion We wish to thank all the merchants and companies whose advertising made this Vivacity possible. We also wish to extend our sincere ap- preciation to those who have worked with us on this book: Semco Color Press Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. Parlett’s Studio Cushing. Oklahoma Allen’s Studio Cushing, Oklahoma THE STAFF Pvt. Edwin Ramsey S 1-c Jack Norris iln tke Semnce o|j Oun Countn Pvt. Walter Roush Pvt. Fred Johnson Pvt. Bill (Calloway Pvt. Glen Cates Pvt. James Benson Pvt. Jerry Williams 13,0and a|j £d!ucatiori Mr. W. A. Giorda, Secretary Mr. Ira Sadler Dr. E. O. Martin Mr. Rex Hargraves Mr. C. D. Schmelzel. Vice President Mr. R. W. Davis. President Mr. W. D. Carr. Superintend :nt Mr. R. G. Boatright. Treasurer The Board of Education is comprised of some of the leading busi- ness and professional men of Cushing. We greatly appreciate the efforts and genuine interest of the Board of Education in improving the Cushing Public Schools. W. D. CARR Mr. Carr came to Cushing as Superin- tendent of schools seven years ago. His wholesome friendship and high ideals will ever stand as a monument in our lives. He has been instrumental in raising the standard of the individual students, whom he has guided with generosity and under- standing. VIRGINIA WEAVER Miss Weaver came to Cushing High School to act as registrar of the office three years ago. We shall always remem- ber her for her loyalty and commendable service to us. She will remain a part of the Cushing High School tradition in all our lives. GEORGE P. RUSH Mr. Rush Is the man who has a sym- pathetic ear for all our troubles, and for whom each student feels a personal friendship. Everyone admires him for hi patience, responsibility and unbeaten stu- dent supervision. FRANCES AYCOCK Social Science WOODROW BERRYHILL Biology LYDIA CI ARK Mathematics MARIE CIJVRK Mathematics RUBY COLLINS Foreign Language IJCLA COOK Home Economics CHRISTINE CLICK Commerce IILDKKD H.ll) Commerce T ping NAOMI DEMERITT Junior High Mathematics CAROIJNE ERICKSON History D. H. FISHER Agriculture CHARLES GODFREY Woodwork HAZEL GRAHAM English and Counseling IX)RA HOBBS Speech and Drama ADENYA HUNT Junior High English NEDRA JOHNSON Home Economics ELOISE LANGE Vccai Music RUBY MARTZ Librarian NELLIE McCUISTION English WIIJJAM NORRIS World History CLOVIS NORTON Social Science and Basketball GLADYS PIPPENGER American History ORVILLE D. POTE Printing and Journalism GEORGE ROSS Mechanical Drawing MELVIN SKELTON Athletics Director BETTY STEWART Literature LYEL UPSHAW Instrumental Music T. L. WEBB Science CHARLENE ANT1ILS F. H. O. Tigerettes Band Student Council Vivacity Staff (Co-Ed.) Rainbow Oiler Staff Pan American Club MARKTA APPLER Rainbow Tigerettes ROBERT BARRON C Club Football Oiler Pep Club BETTY JO BARTON Girl’s Glee Club Rainbow Tigerettes BOB BICKLE Football Basketball -C” Club Army ROBERT BLACKBERN F. F. A. Sec. and Treas. of Freshman Class State Honor Society National Honor Society IX)ITSE BOHANNON JIANITA BOLERJACK Girl’s Glee Club Senior Li-Sci Club State Honor Society OORLA JEANNE BOLES Girl Reserves BOR BOOTH Oiler Staff (Sports Ed.) Oiler Pep Club Golf Team Stagecraft Baseball Junior Play Band Boy’s Glee Club PAT BROCK Tigerettes Rainbow Sec. of Junior Class BOBBY CARGILL Student Council (Pres.) Oiler Staff (Asso. Ed.) Basketball Junior Play Football Mixed Chorus “C” Club Oiler Pep Club State Honor Society RANDALL CARGILL F. F. A. Basketball • C Club iiaskei.l carpenter BOR CARTER Mixed Chorus Student Council Oiler Pep Club GLEN’ CATES Football C” Club GEORGE E. Cl-ARK Band 3 years DeMolay WENDELL COOK DeMolay Vivacity Staff Student Council Oiler F ?p Club Junior Play Band MAURTTTA DEAHL Orchestra 5 years MAXINE DICKEY Girl’s Glee Club RIC HARD Dl'XBAR PHYLLIS EDMONDSON Tigerettes (Pres.) Rainbow Oiler Staff (Ed.) Vivacity Staff BII-LY EVANS Football GEORGE EVANS Softball F. F. A. JIMMY FORBES Boys Glcv Club Oiler Pep Club Band Junior Play FORREST FI QUA Vice-Pres. of Freshman Class Basketball Football -c Club State Honor Society LOYAL Fl’RRY Vice-Pres. of Sophomore Class Boy’s Glee Club Band Oiler Pep Club BILL GALLOWAY Football “C” Club Oiler Pep Club VOLA MAE GALLOWAY Tigerettes Rainbow Vivacity Staff OLETTA GOODWIN DALE GRAHAM Football “C” Club BEI LAII GREENWOOD rigeret tes EDRODEAN GREENWOOD State Honor Society Tigerettes Vice-Pres. of Senior Class ERNEST GRIF1TTH Pres, of Senior Class F. F. A. Oiler Pep Club Basketball T Club Vice-Pres. of Junior Class GERALDINE GRIFFIN Vice-Pres. of Sophomore Class Li-Sci Club Pan-American National Honor Society F. H. A. JANIBETII HASKIN Girl Reserves All-School Play Rainbow Vivacity Staff Junior Play RILL HENRY TWYLA HOIJIERREAD Tlgerettes STELLA HIKH’FR Lf-Sc Club WILLARD HORTON Football Coif •‘C Club Navy Oiler Pep Club FREDA JOHNSON Tigerettes Vivacity Staff Orchestra Li-Sci Club PALL JOHNSON Band Orchestra PERRY JOHNSON Oiler Pep Club BENNY JORDAN “C Oub Wrestling Football Navy 27 months) ELEANOR KELLEY Girl Reserves PAT KELLY Rainbow HERBERT KINO Football LAI DIA LEMONS MARGARET MALONEY Girl’s Glee Club Tigerettes TESSIE MAS}I MARILYN MAYS Tigerettes Li-Sci. Club Pan American Club Rainbow Band Vivacity Staff Junior F MARY RUTH McGINTY Tigerettes Oiler Staff Rainbow Vivacity Staff All-School Play LEE McLAIJRY F. F. A. Student Council State Honor Society ARMINTA McM.'AL Ciris’ Glee (Hub State Honor Society Rainbow JACKIE SHERIDAN Student Council Tigerettes F. H. A. Junior Play Oiler Staff LAVON MEYERS Tigerettes SHIRLEY MICHAEL Girl’s Glee Club Rainbow Tigerettes MEREDITH MILES Vivacity Staff Rainbow Tigerettes Girl Reserve F. H. O. Oiler Staff MARY MOORE J. D. MOSS FRANCKS MY KBS National Honor Society Pan American Club Rainbow Tlt� reUea State Honor Society JOAN MYKBS Pres, of Freshman Class Pres, of Sophomore Class Student Council Quartette Tigerettes Sextette Girl’s Glee Club Rainbow Vivacity Staff (Co-Ed.) I C. MY RICK Navy BETTY JO PIERCE Tigerettes Rainbow Junior Play Oiler Staff BILLY QITCK Band 6 years Pep Band EC WIN RAMSEY Football Army C” Club Oiler Pep Club SARA RAMSEY DONALD RECTOR PADDIE REESE Orchestra Girl's Glee Club Trio F. H. A- DORIS REILKY Girl’s Glee Club MARGARET SALA Rainbow Tigerettes National Honor Society KATHERINE SCIINACK Student Council Girl’s Glee Club State Honor Society National Honor Society Sec. and Treas. of Senior Class DOROTHY SIMS Girl’s Basketball Li-Sci Club JACK SMITH F. F. A. Oiler Pep Club Football LARNARD SMITH Navy LOUISE SMITH GENE SWISHER NANCY TANNER Tlgerettes Girl’s Glee Club Junior Play Rainbow Trio Vivacity Staff Quartet Oiler Staff Sextette BERTHA TESTERMAN Girl’s Glee Club LYDIA THOMPSON JAKE TROUT BERTHA FAYE TUTTLE Tlgerettes Oiler Staff KENNETH TUTTLE Basketball Football Navy GLENN A MAE VANCE Girl’s Glee Club Rainbow Tigerettes F. H. O. Oiler Staff Pan American BETTY 40. VVADDKM. JIM WA«ON« Oiler Pep Club Stagecraft Vivacity Staff ORVILLE WEAVER Orchestra Oiler Pep Club Pep Band Band JEAN WEDELIN Student Council Girl Reserve Rainbow Tigerettea Junior Play Vivacity Staff Oiler Staff DARLENE WELLS Vivacity Staff Senior Li-Sci Club GENE WHBENHVNT S.agecraft WALLACE WHITTINGTON Band EARL WILLIAMS JERRY WILLIAMS F. F. A. C Club Oiler Pep Club VICTOR WOLFF State Honor Society MARC IA LEE YOUNG Tigerettes Sec. of Sophomore Class Vivacity Staff Victory Qu vn (1944 and 1945) Band NORMAN O’KELLEY Student Council Pivs. of Junior Class Basketball C Club State Honor Society Oiler Pep Club ROSE SHAW Rainbow Vivacity Staff Oiler Staff Junior Play JIMMY O’KELLEY Basketball DON Dl'FF Football Oilers Band •VC” Club TlatlonaJ Ho non Row 1: Margaret Sala. Frances Myers. Geraldine Griffin. Katherine Schnack. Robert Blackburn, Miss Graham. Row 2: Pat Brock. Mary Ruth McOinty. Mareta Appier. Jimmie Sharp. Kara Lee Sowder. Joyce Neal. Row 3: Victor Wolff. Edrodean Greenwood. Doris Simpson. Betty Grandstaff. Lee MclAury. Clara Anthia Kenneth Argo Janeal Armstrong Sue Baker Roy Baldwin Dorothy Brown Eugene Bell Joan Benson Louis Butcher Bettye Boldt Zita Lee Carlson John Bourell Ernestine Cates Denton Brown Kent Claybaker Carol Clemons Wanda Clemens Wilma Jean Cleveland Jimmy Cobb Etta Jean Coleman Suzanne Coyne Fiora Jean Davenport Kathryn Duvall Ruth Evans Fred Fitzgerald Corrine Crain Gloria Walter Ruth Dye Robert Forbes Betty Grandstaff Donald Endicott Dennis Gaunt Esther Greenwood Richard Evans Betty Gibble George Gould Alberta Hacker Verl Harper Carolyn Harris Gorda Hetherington Clinton Hinkle Thelma Hubbard Edwina La Rue Bonnie McCrackin Hal Hughes John Martin Jeanne White Janet James Marguerite Mason Robert Meare Delta Ladd E don McIntosh Mary Beth Minor Wilma Largent Walter McAulay Marilyn Morgan Robert Morton Betty Murrell Joyce Neal Nelda Oestman Donald O’Rourke Billy Orr Helen Perry Bill Retherford Jim Sharp Jack Perry Kenneth Richeson Wilma Sheridan Jc Ann Pruitt Donna Reiley Frank Sherrod Betty Quigley Don Robinson Gloria Slagel Carleata Ramsey Esther Schlegel Bobbie Slay Doria Simpson Warren Smith Kara Lee Sowder Pat Stillwell Billy Summers Wayne Thomas Mary Mae Thornbrue Joan Wade Joe Dooley Alzada Wilson Robert Peercy Elmo Tipton Colema Jean Vaught Glen Whipkey Gene Wilson Evelyn Wilkinson Ixsren McVay Henryetta Lohaus Lillie Lee Raker Marjorie Ball George Barnett Carolyn Bay Paul Bell Anna Bel veal Belva Bel veal Joan Belveal Jftne Blackford Wilma Blackburn Joyce Blevina Evelyn Bo lea Melva Be neb rake Jeanene Bowdlear Ethel Brown Joan Brown Joyce Bnina Roberta Rumpus Eddie Bryant Joe Cantrell Danny Cargill Frances Carpenter Ernest Cates Sylvia Catea Don Clark Kitherine Clemons Ralph Cockrell Irene Corey Colleen Couteau Mdu Coyna Paul Day Adrian Dickson Kenneth Kndx-ott Murriel Kacoe Pat Karri Ralph Piaher Francis Piaher Donald Poreaee T. C. Floyd I-orriane Gerberding Tommy Green Plorence Greenwood Georgia Grubb Mark Hardwick Prank Hama David Hayme Janice Hockenmcyer Joe Holman Vocille James Charline Oglesby Karlen- KauU Betty Kii Dick Kirkpatrick John Levan Moses I inn Kathryn Ixihaus J. L Martin Lewis McEwen Margaret McGinty Evelyn Miller Jane Minor Jim Moore Dortha Morton Jimmy Moter Virginia Moser Mary EUan Moan Patay Murrell Charlene Myera Three� Newman John O'Kelley Val Deva O’Kelley Glede Vaughn J. lXFote DonaU} Pound George Privett Billy Roe Jerrold Rector Nelda Rice Billy Riggs Robert Riley Dale Robison I-etha Sadler Pat Wood Neva June Sadler Jack Sayers Jackie Self Marsulla Schlegel Dick SmaJtz Ina Smith J. I.yall Smith Beatrice Stinnett Donald Ryan Norma Stith Sherrie Stonecipher Nell Swisher Nila Thompson Loretta Wilson Glen Wilson Patty Williams Elizabeth Roush Delons Wells Jack Williams Jcraldine Appier Orphe Arnold Carl Baker l onalda Baldwin Darlene Barnett William Hollis Donald Bel veal Gale Billings Bill Bledaoe Elmo Blount Velma Bolca Nancy Bradshaw Trcva Brandle George Burnett Nadyne Cackler Sue Carlson Kay Carver Clara Christian Pat Clementa Norma Cleveland Betty Coy David Coyne Kffie Cranke Marilyn Davenport Jimmy Davis Robert Davis Richard Driggs Mary Ruth Ellis Claire Escott William Etch iso n Lois Paling Keith Farrell Jo Ann Fiaher Joyce Fleahman Rodney Fuqua Robert Gabbard Joan Galloway Franklin Gatlin Ann Gray Marjorie Green Betty Griffeth Mamie Goodman John Gould Armilda Harmon Jimmy Harmon Joan Harmon Robert Hart Patricia Haakin Nelma Hilyard Flora Hopkina Geraldine Horton Joan Hutchins Mickey Imil Marjorie Jam Beverly Sue Jett Agnea Johnaon Dorothy Jordan Eddie Kitclten Donald Koch Sandra Linn Edra Lee Macy Bill Malcom Donald latrrll Sunny Maya Barbara McCirty L � cy McLaughlin Bobby Maah Richard McConkey Joyce Meera Margaret Marker Bobbie M ryera Bjrlene Miller Sarah Morgan Martha Moore Becky Mornaon Billy Myera Gwendolyn Myera Glen Myera Jack Myera Mack Myera Bobby Netaon Wanda O a born Dick Pickina Gloria Pierce Donald Prior Corbie Rich Bobby Rifga Phyllia Robert eon Norma Roger� Jean Roll Martha Rothman Danny Rouah Doyle Runnels Teddy Sheridan Charlene Sprowla Carl Stinnett John Tbornbrue Jo Ann Vannostran Buatrr Walter Bobbie Williaon Bobby Joe Wilaon Imogen Gooding Cerolyn Sutton Alice Thorn a Jimmy Vineyard ' Natha Vinson Floyd Wells Dewayoe Giddeon ktk Quadfe Row 1: K. Case. H Mason. B Bledsoe. L. Matthews. J. Williams. D. Brown. J. Dooley. J. Houston. R. Griffin. Row 2: A. Gayhart. R. Steele. J. Leftwlch. B. Trotter. T. Hughes. J. Peery. O. May. M. Lane. Row 3: K. Adams. A. Deehan. P. Peterson. B. Hagar. W. Boles. R. Cobb. H. Bonebralce. Row 4: B. Stewart. R. Sweeney. M. Ulrey. M. Holland. R. Benton. B. Riggs. L. C. Gibson. C. L. Mlzell. Row 5: Mrs. Hunt. M. Hubbard. M. Creager. E. Combrink. J. Turner. Mrs. Deehan. Row 1: K Tipton. B. Anderson. W. Lewallen. M. Morris. L. Couteau. R. Mencke. B. Bruns. C. Odom. L. Beckham. J. Bryant. Row 2: B. Johnson. O. Wyatt. J. Wagle. V. Tate. B. Anderson. J. Patterson. J. Burse. O Riggs. L. Basham. Row 3: P. Mansfield. B Jordan. D. Johnson. M. Bowlin. N. Troxell. B. Claunch. M. Percell. M. Quick. Row 4 M Pancoast. A McOaha. D Pound. A Lea veil. E. Olbble. O. Collins. M Collins. M Rlcheson. D. La Rue, J. Murray. Row 5: J Ladd. R. C. Hood. D. Bowdlear. D. Haymes. L. Maynard. T. Hood. D. Retherford. B Barnes. Row 6: D. Cooke. B. Allen. W. Sims. D. Woods. Mr. Norton. Mrs. DeMeritt. L. Poltson. O. Allen. 6i jktk QnacJe Seventh. Qriadle Row 1: D. Cruzan. R. Paara. B. Hitch. O. Coleman. C. Allday. J. Baker. P Day. T. Oakes. W. Davis. W Fleshman. E. Huff. L. Crane. J. Meeker. Row 2: A. Crownover. A. Adkinson.-B. Harris. M. Ferguson. J. Escott. P. Wade. J. McConaha. K. Christy. D. Hill. Row 3: J. Skelton. N. Wright. C. McVay. S. Whlsenhunt C. Brookshire. J. Williams. R. Stewart. D O'Bryant. W. Smith. T. Roberts. Row 4: H. O'Dell. M. Oraces. B. Richmond. R. Benny. D. Bellah. H. Orlffin. J. Jones. Row 5: L. Peyton. N. Williams. M Rayson. P. Hargraves. E. Jennings. J. Raffety. J. Story. J. Dickinson. D. Fleming. Row 6. Mrs Lange. B Farrell. O Klfer. B Rice. B Lowry. C. Oalbrlnth. J. Cannon. C. Brasiel. O Baker. L. Clark. Row 1: D. fcaldr'n. J. Young. E. Fisher. R. Privett. L. Fitzgerald. L. Neal. E. Ooodwin. L. Harmon. M. Chadwick. B. Fairley. M. Coy.J. Sprowles. R. Caylor. B Sprague. Row 2: M. Rogers. D. Sparkman. H. Case. R. Dorty. C. Hannon. D. Trout. S. Hagar. W B Miller. Row 3: W. Wyatt. C. Farris. A. Minor. M. Vertreese. C. Ward. S. Houston. B. Hughes. Row 4: P. Wooten. N Bourell. O Nix. J. McVickers. B. Duffey. W Belveal. A. Clemons. Row 5: O. Pound. R. Oould. J. Largent. F. Blackburn. D Foster. J. Owensby. J. Enos. S. Tewell. Row 6: B. Tate. W. Riley. Mrs. Erickson. C. Swlggart. J. Martin. L. Harmon. B. LeFlore. D. Stevens. Row 7: C. Miller. B. Simmerley. J. Evans. I. Brook«hlre. M Prince. D. Simmons. D. Kenney. Row 8: L. Woods. B. Allen. B. Oayhart. B. Bldwell. J. Self. N. Oglesby. Mrs. Aycock. Sei?entk Qnadc Open the door. Richard! Intereating book? Umm luscious. Oh. your father's mustache! Girls' Home Economics. Basketball Coronation. And so to school Sweet and innocent? Those weiner roasts! Twins. Hubba! New sophomore. WOW! Nice going. Randall Who's the cutie. Summers? a edlictoTiian. PRANCES MYERS SaCutaton'icm KATHERINE SCHNACK Queen. ARCI A LEE YOUNG ootbaM Queen PAT WOOD RcukMM Queen BETTY GIBBLE Rand Queen RUTH EVANS c lmenican «Cecjion J wcmdb. KAY ADAMS JOHN LEFTWICH ID. A. (R. Awand T lationaJ Qcoqnaplnic HENRYETTA LOHAUS PHYLLIS EDMUNDSON menlcan «Ceylon uxiJian Auyand This American Legion Auxiliary award was given for writing the best essay on American Citizen- ship and What It Has Meant to Me.” The contest was open to all Cushing High School students. The essay was judged on patriotism and practical application of citizen- ship. MARILYN MAYS Stuckiat Councif Awan b. FRANCES MYERS GERALDINE GRIFFIN MARGARET SALA BOBBY CARGILL Attack. (ireetinj; (latra llubba. huhba. hoy [ Whrrr' ihr other on. flood old ™ summertime. Hij{h llitud?. I Strut your stuff Sweater tori Barefoot (firl Student Council Row 1: Bctiye Boldt. Pat Wood. Meredeth Miles. Carolyn Harris. Bobby Cargill. Wendell Cook. Mrs. Hobbs. Row 2: Becky Morrison. Margaret Coy. Connie Parris. Billie Bums. Sue Baker. Jo Skelton. Wanda Osborn Mar- garet Meeker. Gerry Wyatt. Robert Benny. Harold Mason. Row 3: Clck Pickens. Robert Davis. Ernest Orlffeth. Kent Clayb-Jcer. Lee McLaury. Jack Sayers. Prank Harris. BOBBY CARGILL President WENDELL COOK Vice-Presdent MEREDETH MILES Reporter DORA HOBBS Sponsor CAROLYN HARRIS Secretary-Treasurer Row 1: Wendell Cook. Oeraldlne Orlffln. Mrs. Stewart. Jo in Myers. Charlene Anlhis. Miss Flud. Forrest Fuqua. Row 2: Carolyn Harris. Meredeth Miles. Sue Baker. Wilma Largent. Darlene Wells. Olorla Walter. Corlnne Crain. Mary Beth Minor. Polly Wilkinson. Betty Orandstaff. Marilyn Mays. Doris Simpson. Nancy Ann Tanner. Marcia Lee Young. Rose Shaw. Mary Ruth McOlnty. Not in picture: Kara L?e Sowder. Janibeth H ask in, Freda Johnson. JOAN MYERS Co-Editor HILDRED FLUD Co-Sponsor 4 . V CHARLENE ANTHIS Co-Editor MRS. BETTY STEWART Co-Sponsor H L( £H£tt£ Row 1: B. Olbble. P Edmundson. N Rice. 6 Tuttle. P. Perris. E. Coleman. P Reese. W. Cleveland. S Coyne. K. Sowder. D Brown. M. Appier. K. Duvall. J Wedelln. B Boldt. Row 2: D. Simpson. B. OrandsUff. O. Walter. M. Morgan. C. Crain. J. James. P. Brock. J. White. M. Minor. O. Vance. J. Wade. M. Sala Row 3: L. Myers. M. Miles. C. Anthls. I. Corey. J. Myers. C. Ramse y. M. Maloney. N. Tanner. R. Shaw. C. Bay. O. Slagel. B. McCrackln. J. Blackford. Row 4: M. Thombni . L. Sadler. K Kautz. P. Carpenter. S. Michael. M Mason. V. OTCelley. D. Ladd. C. Oglesby. S. Stoneclpher. J. Benson. Row 5: W. Largent. C. Vaught. W. Sheridan. P. Meyers. B. Murrell. M. Darnaby. K. Clemons. J. Brown. J. Armstrong. W. Clemons. C. Harris. V Moser. R. Evans. Row 6: Miss Click. J. Pruitt. P. Wllkerson. N. Sadler. E. Oreenwood. J. Haskln. P. Johnson. B. Pierce. P. Wood. J. Minor. C. Clemons. Z. Carlson. J Bruns. P Young. N. Oestman. Tlgerettes l the High School girls' pep organization made up of Sophomore. Junior and Senior girls. The club Is limited to ninety girls. Upholding and encouraging good sportsmanship at all the athletic activities Is one of the or ganization's foremost goals. The girls are responsible for the selling of basketball and football season tickets which helps finance the carrying on of these sports In the school. Also school spirit and loyalty are displayed through pep assemblies, planned and carried on through the Tlgerettes. Concessions at all the games of the year provide sport fans with drinks and enjoyable eats as the Tlgerettes make their rounds. The gala fete of the year for both Tlgerettes and basketball and football lettermen Is the an- nual banquet held In the spring In honor of the lettermen. la 1925 Mr. John W. Whipple. Superintendent of the High School, and Mr. Loren N. Brown. Principal of the High School, organized the Tlgerettes. They selected sponsms Miss Norma Johnson and Miss Mable Straughn to head the organization. Frankie Hudson was elected president to serve as the first president of Tlgerettes. Since 1925 the club has funu.med as one of the outstanding High School organizations. The officers for this year. 1946.1947. are: Phyllis Edmundson. president: Jean Wedelln. vice- president; and Betty Olbble and Bettye Boldt. cheerleaders. The sponsors are Miss Marie Clark and Miss Christine Click-. H’ujeuette Bettye Boldt Jean Wedelin Phyllis Edmundaon Betty Gibble Cheerleader Vice-Preaident President Cheerleader MARIE CLARK Sponsor CHRISTINE CLICK Sponsor Row 1: George Gould. Kenneth Richeson. Clinton Hinkle, Robert Mears. Bob Cargill. Dennis Gaunt. Jimmy Sharp. Bob Peercy. Row 2: Verl Harper. Kent Claybaker. George Barnett. Loren McVay. Eddie Bryant. Hal Hughes. Adrian Dickson. Fred Fitzgerald. Row 3: Johnny Stilwell. Jim Wagoner. Ernest Griffeth. Perry Johnson. Gorda Hetherington. Robert Forbes Mike Coyne. Jack Hetherington. Row 4: Glede Vaughn. Wendell Cook. Robert Morton. Frank Harris. Walter McAulay, Don Endicott. Row 5: Norman O'Kelley. Jim Forbes. Orville Weaver. Bob Booth, Kenneth Argo. Joe Cantrell. J. L. Martin. Row 6: Donald Clark. Jack Williams. Donald Pound. Fred Escott. Mr. Norris. Mr. Webb. the 111 Cush tag High School and Its succos t quite surprised us. Under tne leadership or Mr. Norris and Mr. Webb, the boys have made many plans and have accomplished a great deal. °ller’‘{.he tea sophomore and passes the entrance requirements, the main phase of «i110 !! 15 ! a i0li' 0ng rememb r d by students and Oilers. It consists of a week-long trial of which the boys are to assist their pledgemasters in any activity they request. on!?r n tvPU4 0Sei0Ltihe 0.Ver ?cp.c,ubJs serve as a medium between the boys of C. H. S. and the students and faculty. The club Is active during the sports season and provides many yells for the games. ihe membe!’s and the sponsors at the beginning of the year. This year they are Forbes ch erleade ”1 B Summers- vice-president; Bob Booth, secretary.treasurer; and Oeorge Gould and Jim Oleari GEORGE GOULD Cheerleader JIMMY FORBES Cheerleader ORVILLE WEAVER President BILLY SUMMERS Vice-President BOB BOOTH Secretary-Treasurer qhc c«ub Row 1: Donnelda Baldwin. Plora Hopkins. Katherine Clemons. Norma Rogers. Sunny Mays Janeal Armstrong. Lois Paling. Threca Newman. Maxine Dickey. Doris Relley. Eva Miller. Letha Sadler Joyce Blevins. Ruth Dye. Mary Darnaby. Bertha Mae Testerman. Row 2: Bobby Jean Oarrett. Juanita Bolerjack. Sandra Linn. Peggy Young. Delores Wells Olorta Pierce. Edwina Osborne La Rue. Nancy Tanner. M arjorle James. Betty Oriffeth. Jean Roll Joan Vannos tran. Roberta Bum pus. Muriel Escoe. Prances Carpenter. Delta Ladd. Charlene Myers. Row 3: Anna Belveal. Marjorie Ball. Olenna Mae Vance. Jeanne White. Joyce Bruns. Joan Myers Margaret Maloney. Elizabeth Roush. Nila Thompson. Dorothy Morton. Beatrice Stinnett Ina Smith Nancy Isenburg. Armlta McNeal. Neva June Sadler, at piano Joyce Neal. union Oionu Row 1: Bertha Jordon. Nlta Jo Skelton. Mary Prances Vertreese. Ann Barbara Bldwell. Joyce Rae McVlcker. Pauline Webb. Alene Crownover. Minor. Jonese Patterson. Patsy Wooten. Ifc w 2: Mary Jo Ferguson. Betty Rose Anderson. Lorraine Beckham. Patricia Johnson Iona Hargraves. Leu Pae Peyton. Tommie Roberts. Kathryn Tip ton. Brookshire. Paula Kay Row 3: Gwendolyn Riggs. Ruth Mencke. Billie Bruns. Lee Ann Harmon. Jean Self. Cora Sue Ward. Virginia Tate Orpna Rae Arnold. Row 4: Nora Mae Wllliams, Bonnie Farrell, Martha Bowlin. La Donna Couteau. Betty Johnson. Betty Lowery Ann Clemons. Jo Ann Enos. Jaynell Martin. Row 5: Lula Mae Basham. Jean Burke. Patsy Mansfield. N orma Jean Oglesby. Nadine Troxell. Marilyn Percell. Bar- oara Claunch. Row 6: Mrs. Lange. Betty Allen. Dorothy Johnson. Mary Lou Quick. Sextette Mrs. Lange. Janeal Armstrong. Jeanne White. Joan Myers. Armlnta McNeal. Nancy Isenberg. Nancy Tanner. C CJub Row 1: Benny Jordan. Ernest Ortffeth. Fred Fitzgerald. B bby Cargill. Loren McVay. Bob Barron. Row 2: Forrest Fuqua. Bill Bledsoe. Oeorge Barnett. Norman O'Kelley. Don Duff. Row 3: Donald Pound. Verl Harper. Jerry Williams. Randall Cargill. Robert Morton. Row 4: Mr. Skelton. Bob McMahan. Willard Horton. Mr. Ross. Mutune anmen-k o Amv lea Gene Fillmore, graduate member and American Farmer at the last National Convention. Is shown with one of the 65 head of Purebred Angus cattle owned In partnership by him and his father. FT. A. members of Cushing Chapter No. 144. Seated, left to right, are the officers for this year: Leon Turn bow. Watch- dog: Randall Cargill. Reporter; George Evans. Treasurer: Lee McLaury. Secretary: Joe Dooley. Vice-President: and Ernest Oriffeth. President. 0 Mutune anrnen J mtnxca Ernest Grlffeth. President P.F.A and first place Junior Angus steer at the Magic Empire Junior Livestock Show. 1946. First place livestock Judging team, contest held at Manahan Ranch east of Tulsa. The contest was sponsored by the Northeast Angus Breeders Association. Left to right. Mr. Manahan: team members—Jerry Williams. Randall Cargill. Lee McLaury; and Coach D. H. Fisher. oCl e tke (Panty SEATED: Carol Clemons. John Martin. Carolyn Harris. Corlnne Crain. STANDING: Sue Baker. Kara Sowder. Billy Summers. Dennis Gaunt. Gloria Walter. Fred Fitzgerald. Jimmy Sharp. Janeal Armstrong. Kent Claybacker. Bonnie McCrackln. Joan Benson. Jo Ann Pruitt, and Doris Simpson. Tobacco Left to right: George Clark, Bobby Cargill, J. L. Martin, Beulah Greenwood. Meredeth Mile� , Mary Darnaby, Benny Jordan, Billy Quick. 'TTZariMonV' Contest play by Hlldegarde Planner won first place at Slate Contest 1946. Kathryn Teinls. lone Minor, and Leroy Osborn. Stage Cna t Left to rieht: Jim Wagoner. Olede Vaughn. Kenneth Argo. Bob Booth. Oene Whtsenhunt, William Etchlson. Wendell Cook. Elmo Blount. Mike Ooyn (Pan A men Lean Row 1: Sue Baker. Gloria Waller. Betty Grandstaff. Wilma Largent. Miss Collins. Frances Myers. Wilma Sheridan. Geraldine Griffin. Row 2: Suranne Coyne. Doris Simpson. Karlene Kautz. Corinne Crain. Marilyn Mays. Zita Carlson. June Blackford WILMA LARGENT President FRANCES MYERS Vice-President BETTY GRANDSTAFF Secretary MISS COLLINS Sponsor GERALDINE GRIFFIN Oilan. Staj Left to right: Phyllis Edmundson. Kenneth Argo. Bill Retherford. Nancy Tanner. Mr. Pole. Flora Davenport. Caro- lyn Harris. Jackie Sheridan. Bertha Tuttle. Rase Shaw. Mary Ruth McGinty. Mary Damaby. Jean Wedelin. Mary Beth Minor. Glenna Mae Vance. Charlene Anthis. Gerry Griffin. Betty Pierce. Bob Booth. Bobby Cargill. Not in pic- tuie. Janibeth Haskin. ORVILLE D. POTE Faculty Adviser PHYLLIS EDMUNDSON Editor-in Chief -Ci-Sci Ciub Row 1: Juanita Bolerjaek. Zita Lee Carlson. J. 1. Martin Row 2: Gwendolyn Myers. Sue Carlson. Carolyn Harris. Wilma Largent. Patty Williams. Dortha Morton. Row 3: Phyllis Robertson. Betty Griffeth. Evelyn Miller. Mary May Thombnie. Carol Clemons. Jeraldine Appier. Row 4: Darlene Wells. Jackie Self. Belva Belveal. Georgia Grubb. Loretta Wilson. Mary Ellen Mom. Row 5: Miss Marts. Stella Hooper. Kathryn Lohaus. Esther Greenwood. Prank Harris. Paul Bel). £i-Sci C2ub This school organization was organized in the fall of 1945 with 14 members. That number has grown to 26. It meets once a week to discuss books and library arrangements. The Li-Sci members have made two trips to various places of interest in Norman and Oklahoma City. The members are divided in groups which are responsible for the decorations of the bulletin boards in the study hall and the library. The club sponsored a book review last spring and with the proceeds bought a step ladder and a book truck for the library. The sponsor of this club is Miss Ruby Martz, school librarian. WAYNE THOMAS President EVELYN WILKINSON Twirler CLAIRE ESCOTT Twirler Rand CORINNE CRAIN Secretary-Treasurer BILLY SUMMERS RUTH EVANS Drum Major Band Queen BONNIE McCRACKIN Twirler PAUL JOHNSON Vice-President JOAN HARMON Twirler Iftxmd Lye] Upshaw - - Director Db PICCOLO Margaret Ann McGlnty FLUTE Earline Cibble Clara Christian Delores Bowdlear OBOE Corinne Crain Mary Ruth McGlnty Bb CLARINET Paul Johnson Jim Sharp Joan Brown Gene Wilson Ardlth Leavell Ann McGaha J. D. Pote Wallace Whittington J. Lyall Smith Juanita Wagle James Williams Alice Deehan Marilyn Davenport Carolyn Swlggart Janet Escott Dennis Brown Keith Farrell Suzanne Twele Carol Brookshire Beverly Fairley TROMBONES Charlyn Sprowls Jackie Meyers Jack Houston John Valcus Young Jimmy Dooley Jackie Murray David Baldwin ALTO SAXOPHONE Kay Adams Dorothy Pound Norma Grace Bourell TENOR SAXOPHONE John Bourell Donald Trotter BARITONE SAXOPHONE Leon Wood BASSOON Mary Louise Pancoast Bb CORNET Joe Cantrell Kenneth Endlcott Donald Luttrell Dorothy Brown Jimmy Vineyard Jimmy Moser Carl Baker Richard McConkey Benny Allen William Etch Ison Buster Walter FRENCH HORN Bill Quick Warren Smith Roy Baldwin Nancy Bradshaw Tommy Oaks Robert Benney BASS CLARINETS Donald Simmons (Jordon Stillwell BARITONE Denton Brown Robert Peerey Carl Allday BBb BASS Wayne Thomas John O'Kelley Glen Klfer Donald Bella BASS DRUM Kent Clayhaker CYMBALS Jonn Benson SNARE DRUM Bill Summers Joe Mo'man James Largent TYMPN1 Kenneth Richardson BELLS Gloria Walter Marilyn Morgan TWIRLERS Bonnie McCraekin Poiiv Wilkinson Claire Escott Joan Harmon DRUM MAJOR BUI Summers BAND QUEEN Ruth Evans Oueke tna ' : Lyel Upshaw - - Director FIRST VIOLIN Mauritta Deahl. Concertmelster J. anene Bowdlear Edra Macy Tivva Brandle Martha Rothman Bmrijr Sue Jett SECOND VIOLIN Becky Morrison Freda Johnson Joan Sprowls Mary Rayson Harold Mason OBOE Corlnne Crain FLUTE Earline Ctbble Clara Christian Delores Bowdlear Bb CLARINET Ardith Leavell Ann MeGaha Juanita Wagle ALTO SAXOPHONE Dorothy Pound BASSOON Mary Louise Pancoast Bb TRUMPET Kenneth Endicott Jimmie Moser FRENCH HORNS Billy Quick Roy Baldwin TROMBONE Charlyn Sprowls BASS VIOLIN Wayiw Thomas PIANO Betty Grandstaff TYMPI Kenneth Richardson Cuetk Cauriti Hand! wmgm One of the outstanding musical events held In Cushing throughout the school year was the Creek County Band Festival. The Cushing High School Band was the host to Bristow. Sapulps, and Drum right High 8chool Bands. February 7 and 8. The combined bands presented a concert In our high school auditorium under the direction of their regular conductors: Lyel Upshaw—Cushing. Warren Oerard—Drumrlght. Edwin Schllde—Brls tow. Oarth Blake — 8apulpa. and the following guest conductors: James Nellson. Oklahoma City University: Max Mitchell. Oklahoma A. and M College: Leonard Haug. Oklahoma University, who are standing below the stage In the above picture; Dr. Boh Makovsky. Oklahoma A. and M. College, who Is standing on the stage. There are 276 students In the massed group. In addition to the concert group contests were held on all the band and orchestra instruments and piano for all the grades In school. Many Cushing students re- ceived high ratings and the entire program was very successful. urii.on Hicj,k oCibnan C u.b Row 1 Jimmy R� y Dooley. Benny Allen. Connie Odom. John Leftwlch. James Williams. Jane Bryant. Bobby Trotter. Row 2: Tommy Oaks. Lorraine Beckham. Oerry Wyatt. Mrs. Erickson. Shirley Whiaenhunt. Suzanne Tewele. Carolyn Swlggart. row 3 Tommie Lee Roberts. Marilyn Percell. Billie Bruns. Gwendolyn Riggs. Ruth Menche. Jean Burke. Dennis Brown. Row 4 Donald Bellah. Billie Oayhart. Betty Harris. Joan Skelton. Jonlce Patterson. John Young. Patsy Mansfield. Row V Mary Lou Quick. Paula Hargraves. Alene Crownover. Nancy Wright. Car. Lee McVay. Alpha Adklnson. Row 6: Cecil Bras lei. Edward Polston. Roy Orlffln. Dorothy Johnson. James Meeker Benny Allen. Treasurer Qlnil (Re enveb Row 1: Kay Carver. Orny Wyatt. Carolyn Sutton. Mr . Hunt. Sponsor. Row 2: Jane Bryant. Shirley Houston. Connie Farris. 8usanne Tewele. All Deehan. Shirley Whlsenhunt. Carolyn Swlggart. Beverly Fairley. Ann McGaha Row 3: Beverly Ha gar. Earlene nibble, Margaret Meeker. Wanda Osborn. Rebecca Morrison. Connie Odom. Ardith Leavell. Sue Morton. Norma Urace Bore.1. Row 4: Modem Chadwick. Wyvonna Wvatt. Bette Hughes. Kay Adams. Dorothy Pound. Juanita Wagte. Willett Bel veal. GERRY WYATT President MARY LOUISE FANCOAST Vice-President ARDITH LEAVELL Program Chairman MRS. HUNT Sponsor MARGARET MEEKER Secretary-Treasurer 11 ll i i union Mutune tHomemakcn o d4menica 1: CUtra Christian. Edra Lee Macy. Jean Roll. Beatrice Stinnett. Karlene Kautx. Charlene Myers. Sherry Stonecipher. Nelda Rice. 2: Jane Minor. Ina Smith. Janice Hockenmeyer. Oloria Pierce. Flora Hopkins. Joan Harmon. Becky Morrison. 3: Patty Parris. Beverly Jett. Joyce Mears. Juanita Malcom. Virginia Tate. Orpha Rea Arnold. Dortha Morton. Joyce Bruns. Carlson. 4 Mary- Ruth Ellis. Joan Fisher. Betty Cook. Martha Rothman. Jo Ann Vannostran. Imogene Ooodlng. Kay Carver. Pat Wood. 5: Virginia Moser. Natha Vinson. Margaret Meeker. Wanda Osborn. PAT WOOD President JOAN VANNOSTRAN Vice-President JOYCE BRUNS Secretary LELA COOK Sponsor � MARTHA ROTHMAN Treasurer Sen ion Mutune tomemaken-ii menica Row 1: Miss Johnson. Geraldine Griffin Roberta Bumpuv Jackie Sheridan. Esther Schlegel. Betty Quigley. Muriel Escoc. Norma Rogers. Row 2: Wilma Sheridan. Nila Thompson. Elizabeth Roush. Bobbie Slay. Ella Jean Qalemaa. Paddle Reese. Norma SUth. Ethel Brown. Prances Carpenter. Patty Williams. Row 3: Dolores Ward. Rose Pillmore. Voclle James. Pat Murrell. Mary Hatfield. Marsulla Sc hi eg el. Norma Rogers. Thelma Hubbard. Alzada Wilson. Wanda Clemons. Betty MurrelL JACKIE SHERIDAN President ESTHER SCHLEGEL Vice-President MRS THOMPSON Club Mother NEDRA JOHNSON Sponsor BETTY QUIGLEY Secretary-Treasurer TWJe and! JncWtriiai Qub Row 1: Olen Whipkey. Glenn Goodman. Billy Retherford. Eugene Bell. Row 2: Charles Lyman. Lorraine Oerberdlnx. George Burnett. fWood!u?on.k Row l: Orville Mullens. Olen Whlpky. Eugene Bell. Bill Malcom. Eugene Clark. BUI New. Row 2: Charles Lyman. Robert Morton. Mr. Oodfrey. Richard Hauschlld Charles Showalter. t? 8 DON DUFF Center CLARENCE PIERCE Back ■p - ■ 4L 1 BILL GALLOWAY Bjick GLEN CATES Back BENNY JORDAN Back A. ’ ' DALE GRAHAM Tackle ootbaM LINE: Donald Pound, Willard Horton, Forreat Fuqua, Paul Price, Ernest Cates, Dale Graham, Verl Harper. BACKFIELD: Benny Jordan, Earl Cates, Clarence Pierce, Billy Galloway. Row 1: Clark. Acklin. Barnett. O. Cates. Bledsoe. Fitzgerald. Hetherington. B. Cargill. Endlcott. Row 2: Meant. Hughes, Dickson. Bryant. Earl Cates. Ernest Cates. Galloway, Duff. Jordan McVay. Sharp. Row 3: Assistant Coach Ross. Riley. Horton. Rector. Sayers. Harper. Evans. Fuqua. Price. Morton. Pound. Graham. Coach Skelton. Row 4: Barron. Jack Williams. Jerry Williams. Ramsey. RasJfai M Row 1: Dickson. Tipton. O'Kelley. Fuqua. Qriffeth. B. Cargill. Fitzgerald. Oaunt. Martin. Row 2: .Ryan Acklin. Sayers. R. Cargill. Mr. Skelton. Percell. D. Cargill. Mullens. Floyd. D. Cargill Acklin Fitzgerald Dickeon Tipton Mullens Fuqua B. Cargill Percell Griffeth O’Kelley Sayora union tk eticA Seorse oXSS!K dU ,Ua' Jimmy M°r'° ' •,lmmy Vlncyartl Fl0 '1 Wells. Robin Hart. David Coyne. X B1 “i.NKdJStayson.,rm0n- M‘Cl y Im''- R,Chard McC°nltey. Don Cooper. William Beilis. Row 1: Jack Jelsma. Robert Gabbard. Donald Prince. Gentry Rodney Fuqua. Marvin Lane. Dee Fleming. Floyd Wells. Mays. Tommy Hughes. Gene Pound. Row 2: Mr. Crenshaw. Billy Barnes. Don Kenney. Edwin Polston. Robert Gould. John Thombrue Kenneth Kirby. Dale Baker. Ernest Cambrick. Dennis Brown. Bob Wilson. Row 3: Mickey Imel. Carl Baker. Donald Koch Gelbhar. Leonard Boles. Robert Davis. Richard . Don Cooper. Mr. Norton. Donald Johnson. John Drtggs. Mr. BerryhiU. Mack Myers. Team The Cushing High School Oolf team re-organised after five years of Inactivity started play again last year with their first tournament at Blackwell. The team took third place by defeating Arkansas City. Kansas, and Ponca City. Oklahoma They were defeated by Blackwell and Wellington. Kansas. 7 After the Blackwell tournament they went to the Slate tournament where they placed sixth before dropping out. This year the team will participate In several tournaments. Including the District Regional and State tournaments. ' The team Is composed of Orville Weaver. Johnny Levan. Bob Booth. Bill New. and Willard Horton. Senior K. H. (). Ah utendi Buddies. LI Oh, my aching back! Campus cuties. pledge week. Juat another man. Yea Army. r 3LE.fZ=5S What Queen Pat. «u. another' Age of Innocence. Apple Polishing. Hot times. Good humor man. Cute pupa! lemn look yf r CLU8 6Z _ ‘SfaMZj Jify , ■ $J. y - n x ztz u r-e t | ( r- . y y Ui nnn. LANE ' Complete Locker Service To match her loveliness SEWELL’S • Frosty Foods WALTERS Furniture Company Frozen Fruits Vegetables and Poultry 201-2 East Broadway Phone 87-88 Custom Curing • Phone 93 h-Jome ornishings 5'nce IQ04 Cushing Oklahoma Congratulations Bert From to the PALACE CL TNIEPS Oats of IQ47 Frank Brooks n u '.bruy Outfitters for Dad and Lad m Cushing Oklahoma Cushing Oklahoma ConxjnatufationA to All the Class of ’47 Cushing’s Drug Center % from Payne County’s Leading FLORIST CITY DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists JlauLXU i Complete Fountain Service and School Supplies ■ % Greenhouse Downtown Shop Phone 1027 Phone 1428 Cushing Oklahoma Groceries Meats Vegetables Sewell's Food Market C. R. ntliony Company {—irst ■ Compliments of “The Home of Good Foods” The store of better values in shoes, ready-to-wear and dry goods, offers friendly service to all and congrat- ulates the Boy and Girl Graduates of 1947. ■ Free Delivery • Phone 90-91 Cushing, Oklahoma Coru natuCation4 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS and from BEST UUISWES COPPLE'S to the Since 1911 Cfaii 1947 Earl Bray, Inc. Lester Copple Petroleum Transports Plumbing and Heating • Telephone 181 Cushing Oklahoma Phone 293 UU idling You |—loppiness Paul Rayson and Awnings and Upholstering u Auto Glass McCrackin B Feed Company 115 East Mosrs FEED SEED GRAIN FLOUR and BABY CHICKS Cushing, Oklahoma Cushing Drumright Bristow „ . - . Ford’s out Front with the New Ford Seiberling Tires Cushing Motor Sales Batteries Wheels Home Appliances Tires Vulcanized Flats Fixed There’s a Ford in Your Future ■ Your Ford Dealer • Gene Smith Huff’s Tire Service Seiberling Tires Cushing Oklahoma 505 East Main Phone 648 '‘fishing You the 0ert in Your j— uture {- ndecavors iSteplienson“Browne Lumber Company • K. S. Gangwer, Mgr. • HALL’S Transfer and Storage Cushing Oklahoma ''fishing You the 0est in Your f-uture Endeavors • BEST WISHES to the CW 1947 Burkey s Creamery A. H. Burkey Jack Burkey Sonny Burkey « PARLETT STUDIO • 201 S. Central Cushing, Okla. 112 N. Hirrison Phone 44 GREETINGS to the Ck«ss of IQ47 from Cliastatn’s The Complete Department Store Congratulation Seniors We are proud of the Class of 1947 Gordons Ice Cream J- C- Penneq Co. ■ Compliments of Ifairlrij’s iHnrtuanj Cushing Oklahoma Phone 500 Congratulates the SENIOR GRADUATES of 1947 and Wishes them the Best of Luck CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1947 Perfect valour is to do unwitnessed what we should be capable of doing before all the world. For when the one great scorer comes, To write against your name, He writes not that you won or lost, But how you played the game. SHELL PIPE LINE CORPORATION (2oncj ratu[atLorn to (laifiuicj i 947 xculuatz1 We are proud to have produced your Yearbook for you. Our best wishes to the Cushing High School Faculty and all Undergraduates. SEMCO COLOR PRESS Producers of Fine School Annuals B. L. SEMTNER, President 414 N. W. Third Street Oklahoma City Farmers National Bank Cushing, Oklahoma Cushing’s Oldest Bank Organized 1897 Capital and Surplus . . $150,000.00 t STARKS ELECTRIC 0e?t ''fishes to the Member5 of tbe Wiring Fixtures IQ47 noting • BEST WISHES of Crushing |—|igh 3cbool to ALL GRADUATES Your Headquarters for Latest Styles in Clothing • Montgomery arc 210 E. Broadway Phone 1175 Cushing Oklahoma !Z7(i CuJiLny LAUDERDALE'S Snacl Bar We Serve Sandwiches (2itizzn and Plate Lunches 120 S. Harrison ★ IV. A. Drake One of Oklahoma’s General Insurance and Outstanding Daily Newspapers Real Estate Cushing Oklahoma ★ Sales and Service Quality Commercial W ard Newport Pontiac Printing The most beautiful thing on wheels 214 W. Broadway Phone 148 Snyder Auto Repair 324 West Moses Phone 22 ConcjnatuJationi to the Senioni oj; 1947 ■ ★ General Auto Repairing , B. L B. Motor Supply Body and Fender Work 111 West Moses Phone 111 Complete Refinishing Cushing Oklahoma 0est ''fishes to the Clew of 47 I G. A. Sanitary [ ooc! Market 109 W. Broadway Phone 1020 Leo H. Pringey Agency Cong tulotion? and Oert ishes to the Ceniory of IQ47 $)xuul 3:une iat Uo-me Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis Complete Insurance Service Telephone 54 Shoe Shop Luggage Gifts for All Occasions (Jims Leather Shop J. A. Gearhart 103 E. Broadway Fostoria Glass Hartmann Luggage V 103 N. Cleveland Cushing Okla. Geniali GlaM P pGiecdf CUSHING DAILY CITIZEN May 1, 1957 Imagine reading a copy of the Daily Citizen ten years from now. Perhaps you would recognize some names in items like this: Lamard Smith and Glen Cates have organized a comedy team in California where they have been working. It will be like the famous Abbott and Costello team of years back. Parents, a treat is in store for you next week when Mr. Benny Jordan will present the Annual Spring Concert of his tiny tots rhythm band. Mr. Jordan is teacher of instrumental music in the grade schools. Tonight at the High School auditorium. Miss Glenna Vance will lecture on her exoeriences as a missionary in darkest Africa. Miss Vance was ac- companied on her trip by the Rev. Lee McLaury. The famous song writing team. Dale Graham and George Evans, are to introduce a new song here. The title of the song is Shut the Door, Henry.” A suit concerning the collision of two auto- mobiles driven by Shirley Micheal and Lydia Thompson Shoemaker has been taken to court. Mrs. Shoemaker’s attorney is Jim Forbes of Forbes Forbes. Miss Micheal’s attorney is Jack Forbes of Forbes Forbes. NEWS Reports from Washington rumor a clash be- tween the two congresswomen from Oklahoma. Mary Darnaby and Margaret Maloney. They take opposite sides of the Walter Roush Bill for shorter school hours. According to Gossip Columnist Marcia Lee Young, the two Hollywood starlets. Stella Hooper and Oletta Goodwin, are feuding over the leading role in Forever Amber.” The search for this char- acter has continued for ten years. Another opinion has been expressed by Mary Ruth McGinty. She favors the abolishment of Christmas and the Easter Bunny. Miss McGinty has contiuousiy shocked the world with her revolu- tionary reforms. Friends report no change in the condition of Nancy Tanner who has spent the last ten years at Norman. Her illness” resulted from overwork on the Class Prophecy of 1947. Louise Bohannon has been named the best radio announcer of the year. Three former Cushing men are employed by NBC as the little men who sing the singing com- mercials. They are Gene Whisenhunt, Earl Wil- liams, and Wallace Whittington. Norman OTCelley, city sanitary officer, has an- nounced big plans for the Clean Up and Paint Up” week this year. He has especially called attention to the need to rid such places as Ma Schnack’s” and Bob Bunny” Carter’s of high school kids dur- ing school hours. Claudia Lemons, famous Hollywood producer, has announced that her next picture. Down in Oklahoma.” will be made at an on the spot loca- tion.. The stars of her movie will be Rose Shaw and Gene Swisher, both last year winners of the Os- car.” All of these celebrities are former residents of Cushing. Pat Kelly and Paul Johnson have opened their new hospital for pets which will be called Pet Paradise.” Dogs. cats, mice, and all other animals may be taken here to board or be hospitalized. Newest treatment for illness now being used is the singing treatment which was introduced re- cently by famous pediatrician. Dr. Margaret Sala. This treatment is being proven successful now by Dr. Sala’s assistant, the singing nurse, Joan Myers. Miss Charlene Anthis addressed the Woman’s Local Literary Society on Social Effects of Pre- Shakespearian Drama.” Miss Anthis is Instructor of English Literature at the High School. She was introduced by Willard Horton, noted Shakespearian authority and president of the club. Betty Jo Pierce, librarian at the city library announces that the library has purchased a copy of the novel Forever Kilroy by Randall Cargill, which has created such a sensation in literary circles. She mentioned that the book would not be checked out to minors. Another new book is “How to Have a Happy Marriage” by the former Betty Jo Barton. Twyla Holderread. and Beulah Green- wood. That “groovey trio” is in town for a return en- gagement. The girls who sing swingy songs must have a soft spot in their hearts for their old home town. They are Paddie Reese, Nancy Isenberg, and Arnnnta McNeal. Dr. Donald Duff, famous scientist returned from a trip to Mars in his airship The Roaring Tiger. He was accompanied by Bill Galloway, his assistant. In their report they stated Mars was ruled by a terrible tyrant, Meredeth Miles. How’d you get up there, Merky? A fire at Long Bell Lumber Co. today caused $10,000 damage. Manager. Paul Johnson, who was the only person present at the time, stated that the blaze was caused when the bottom of a can of paint-thinner fell out over the furnace. Fire Chief, Billy Henry, reports this is the only fire of any great extent since the Long-Bell burned in 1946. SPORTS Who will be winner of the Golf Championship? £em i ClaM Pn pPieoy Juanita Bolerjack and Edrodean Greenwood are contending for the Woman’s Golf Champion- ship Tournament which is being held at the Coun- try Club. Last year’s winner Betty Jo Waddell is not defending her title. “Battlin’ Bob Blackburn.” world heavyweight wrestling champion, is here to train the highschool boys wrestling team for his old friend, coach Victor Wolff, for the forthcoming state tournament. Here also in his old hometown is Bob Booth to report the tourney over his program “World of Sports.” ADS A shipment of Washington Brand Apples has arrived. They are from the Vola Mae Galloway Orchard in Yakima. Wash. Enroll now in Miss Sarah Ramsey’s Academy for Young Ladies. An addition to the staff is Miss Dorothy Raffety. who is teaching Ancient Chinese Literature. Wendell Cook announces the shipment of new atom appliances which are rapidly replacing elec- trical equipment. Come today to Cook's Home Appliances. Attend the grand opening of the Elite Beauty Salon, owned by Jackie Sheridan and Bertha Tuttle. Call for an appointment with their famous hair stylist Perri of Paris, formerly Perry Johnson of Qushing. Lavonne s Flowers are the perfect gift for every occasion. Call Lavon Myers. “Duz,” which has been known for many years to do everything, now brings you a new radio pro- gram. George Furry and Gracie Myers (Loyal and Fran to you), that happy-go-lucky married couple of the air waves. The trials of poor, practical George with the scatter-brained Gracie will bring you thirty minutes of side-splitting laughter. The Fon-du-lac, east of Cushing, has been bought by Ernest Griffeth. The grand opening will feature Orville Weaver’s band and his sultry blues singer. Marilyn Mays. He will introduce his new drink Milk-pleasures” which, along with coffee, will be the only liquid sold. Thrills, laughter, music, color and suspense. All these packed into one big night when Gerry Griffin brings her brilliant circus to town. High- light of the show will be the famous Flying Fuquas” (Forrest and Dorothy� and troupe. Also billfd are the beautiful snake-charmer. Janibeth Haskin. the bearded lady. Tessie Mash, the high- diver. George Clark, and clowns. Haskell Carpenter, Bill Quick, and Donald Rector. Miss Griffin has made-up all of her show from the class of ’47 at Cushing High School. Women of Cushing are in for a big treat when Charlotte, world famous dress designer, spends a few days here in connection with the style show of the Ultra Dress Shoppe owned by Maxine Dickey and Doris Reiley. Charlotte Kirby has spent the past few years in Paris. Jerry Williams and Jack Smith took their guns and were determined to end a feud which has con- tinued for several years over boundary lines of their farms. Before anyone was hurt, friends inter- vened. The all-girl orchestra under the baton of Ro- berto Barronoff will give a concert here. A feature will be a concerto for violin and drums with Miss Mauritta Deahl and her magic violin and Miss Louise Smith on the drums. Richard Dunbar, principal of Cushing High- school. has complained to the city officials. He states that the present schedule of six days a week, ten hours a day doesn’t give pupils ample time for their studies. He suggests eight days a week to im- prove the situation. U. S. Ambassador to the North Pole. Jake Trout, reports relations between our country and the Eskimos—chilly. J. D. Moss. Jimmy Kirk, and Jimmy O’Kelley, have organized local No. 803‘ 2 of Consolidated Mustache Drawers on Posters” union. Dorla Jean Boles has given $1,000,000 to her pet ’possum Pete. This statement was given to the press by her social secretary, Jo Nita Phillips. Bertha Testerman, wealthy socialite, was con- fined to bed today after shock from the loss of her $8,000 diamond bracelet which was stolen while she was attending the opening of the Metropolitan Opera Season. Police are on the lookout for “Sticky-fingers Bob Cargill. Public is warned to be watchful for Cargill is known to have no scruples and is heavily armed. Joyce Beiland is in the hospital with a broken ankle which she suffered as a result of falling in a hole while catching butterflies in a field on her farm in Wisconsin. Miss Beiland. eminent authority on Insects, has made many discoveries in the field of entomology. Phyllis Edmundson. editor and owner of the Citizen, left today to attend a newspaper women’s convention in Chicago. Miss Edmundson is looking forward to bringing back many new ideas and (as she said on the side) many new clothes too. DID YOU NOTICE The girl on Life Magazine cover this week. She is Mary Moore who is so famous for her red hair. DID YOU HEAR That after 10 years of persuading. Billy Evans has convinced Darlene Wells to marry him. DID YOU KNOW Who draws those lovely pin-up pictures for Ecquire Magazine? Yes. Cushing’s Freda Johnson. Factory Engineered Parts Best Wishes to the Class of ’47 Factory Trained Mechanics REMEMBER Be twice as sure with two great names, FRIGIDAIRE made only by GENERAL MOTORS. F orcsce a cvro let Co. TYPEWRITERS and ADDING MACHINES Sales and Service Office and School Supplies Typewriter Supply Co. L. W. Reedy 107 East Cherry Phone 742 dtaij Q aucjfm do. 108 N. Harrison Phone 594 Darrells Cafe We Specialize in SEA FOOD 205 West Broadway fjBzrry i dtzcu 107 West Moses Phone 512 Greetings and Best Wishes Jack Berry Juanita’s Beauty Shop Phone 76 107 1-2 West Broadway Yl. 6. YYlc Mj, few-dAty tfloJie, “Official Jewelers Cushing High Seniors Since 1926” Broadway at Cleveland Cushing Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors of 1947 1. Mareta Appier 2. Betty Jo Pierce 3. Meredeth Miles 4. Katherine Schnack 5. Joan Myers 6. Janibeth Haskin 7. Paddle Reese 8. Bob Cargill 9. Bill Quick 10. Geraldine Griffin 11. Benny Jordan 12. Billy and Vola Mae Galloway 25. Roj 13. Shirley Michael 14. Jerry Williams 15. La von Meyers 16. Wendell Cook 17. Marilyn Mays 18. Twyla Holderread ly. Teisie Mash 20. Jack Smith 21. Oletta Goodwin 22. Glenna Mae Vance 2 . Jean Wedelin 24. Charlene Anthis Shaw 105 N. Cleveland Phone 1158 J11 f. I« Compliments of Printers • Stationers T. J. HUGHES Lumber Company 116 N. Cleveland Phone 1500 Cushing Cushing Phone 340 ★ Compliments Congratulations SENIORS of 1947 White’s Motor Cushing, Okla. S. T. White of gn }Z?i n coMtu iuo cuamIM Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation ★ D-X Service Wash, Grease, Tire Repair Recharge 7-Day Week Service ConcjnatuCatlon SENIORS Compliments of ti LONG-BELL May We Serve You in the Future Lumber Company Earl Phillips, Mgr. Phone 29 Roland Bell New Alcthod Gleaners Cushing Oklahoma Service and Quality” Cushing Oklahoma GRIFFITH Motor Company 224 North Cleveland Phone 127 Good Lock GRADUATING CLASS of 1947 Alartin Feed and Produce Cushing, Oklahoma 210 West Broadway Phone 122 Nutrena Feeds HUGHES Tire and Supply ■ Congratulating the SENIORS of 1946-47 HOLDERREAD’S Grocery and Fruit A target 928 E. Main Phone 278 Goodyear Tires and Batteries General Electric Appliances MONUMENTS .... DRINK Since the dawn of history the living have raised monuments Coca-Cola to the dead. in Bottles The greater part of the world’s treasure of sculpture, architec- ture, and art center around the remembrance of those whose work is done. We take pardonable pride in (c (dc Cushing Coca=Cola Bottling Company our workmanship and quality of materials. R. E. Bourell, Prop. Cushing Alonument Company Cushing Oklahoma 515 N. Steele St. Phone 1055 Phone 240 Good Luck to You DeLux Sandwich Shop Boy and Girl Graduates and of 1947 • News Stand And may the same success that attended you at school be with you every foot of the way in Now Specializes your greater adventure. in SANDWICHES FRENCH ICE CREAM Independent Ice Co. and COLD DRINKS 305 East Main Phone 1444 We Welcome You Seniors and Cushing Oklahoma Lower Classmen Sure Insurance Atartin Tire Sliop For Dependable Insurance Service Call 1210 ■ U. S. Tires and Batteries Recapping and Repairing WINSTON JONES 101B East Broadway Cushing Oklahoma ■ Phone 145 THE SMOKE HOUSE 106 West Broadway Tackle that will catch fish Farm Implement Headquarters Compliments of Cook s ABERCROMBIES O fome Service Store 119 N. Cleveland Phone 539 McCormick-Deering Alhs-Chalmers J3xook Jluncfi Phone 184 Cushing Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS Zdcatt'd. fyood Market to the raJuating of IQ47 — Right on the Corner — • — Right on the Price — Exclusive Agents for 221-223 E. Broadway CARA NOME LUCIEN LeLONG OLD SPICE BELL DRUG STORE Your Druggist in Sickness and in Health Cushing Oklahoma Phone 301 Con.qnatu£ation SENIORS of 1947 � IAMOm 5 WATCH £S-J CWIUW � 0« M. CLIVLtAMt c§ ohmi Cale dta i Sept. 4—Back to school to begin another brain buster year. Sept. 20—Football season started off with a game at Blackwell. It was their game.12-6. Sept. 27—Played Perry there. They won. 20-6. Oct. 4—Played Guthrie here. It was their game. 7-0. Oct. 11—Played Ponca City here and lost. 6-0. Oct. 18—Played Stillwater here. They won. 19-0. Nov. 1—Played a close game with Bristow, there. 7-0. Nov. 8—Played Wewoka here and lost 18-7. Nov. 22—Played Drumright here, and WE WON,” 18-6. Nov. 26—Visitation night! Highlighted by the Junior Play, Life of the Party.” Dec. 3—Mrs. Pete Hcsser. Monologist. Dec. 6—Basketball season started off with a bang, played Ripley there, we won 30-15. Dec. 10—Played Seminole there and won 27-22. Dec. 12—Vocal Concert! Directed by Mrs. George Lange Dec. 13—Played Capitol Hill here. Their favor 30-25. Dec. 17—Played Pawnee here, and lost. 28-22. Dec. 20—Played Seminole here, our favor. 31-26. Dec. 21—Christmas Holidays! Dec. 31—Played Chandler, there. Our favor 24- 22. Jan. 2—Presentation of Wings Over Jordon Chorus.” Jan. 10—Played Guthrie there, and won 54-22. Jan. 14—Played a nerveracking game with Drumright here. OUR FAVOR 27-24. Jan. 16—Played Seminole there. We lost 37-28. Jan. 17—Played Wewoka. here. We won 41-25. Jan. 2 —Flayed Bristow here and won 37-23. Jan. 24—Played Stillwater there. They won 40- 32. Jan. 28—Played Pawnee there and won 35-29 Jan. 31—Played Bristow there. Another Brownie Button for us. 41-30. Feb. 4—Played Yale here, and we won 37-22. ' Feb. 7—Played Stillwater here and they won 39- 27. Feb. 10—Mr. George DeMott. professional jugg- ler. Feb. 11—Played Guthrie here. We won. 41-18. Feb. 18—Played Chandler here and they won 33- 32. Feb. 21—Played Drumright there. WE WON. 35- 28. Feb. 22—Played Wewoka there and won. 40-33. Feb. 25—Played Yale there and won. 40-31. Mar. 4—Three One Act Plays— Afraid of the Dark,” The Happy Journey.” and Trifles.” March 8—Pvt. Billv Galloway, Pvt. Edwin Ram- sey. and Pvt. Glen Cates came home to give their respects to Dear Ole Cushing” (Cash- ing too. that is!) March 28.—All School Prom! ! ! April 24—Mr. Hesser presented his grade school band and orchestra, who gave a spring con- cert in the High School Auditorium. April 29—The Girls Glee Club presented a spring concert under direction of Mrs. George Lange. May 6—The Senior Play which was a great suc- cess. May 18—Baccalaureate. May 19—Senior Breakfast and Awards Assembly. May 20—Senior Picnic and Junior Picnic. May 21—Final Exams! ! ! May 23—Commencement. Con6r a u 'on? an a I-J PPM f—1uture to the ★ Senior O of 947 STEPHENS AUTO City Tire St Battery Co. SUPPLY Phone 4 ★ Cushing Oklahoma Congratulations (Sreetingy to theSeniors of IQ47 BOY and GIRL GRADUATES from the of 1947 • Warehouse Market Remember, we are still at the same old stand, always «Camb unnltune Co. willing and eager to serve Home Furnishings you. • 110 W. Broadway Phone 351 McAulay Cleaners Best to IQ47 Senior BEN'S GROCERY 115 North Harrison Cushing’s Biggest Little Store 1050 East Oak Cushing, Okla. Good Luck CONGRATULATIONS to SENIORS All Graduates of the • Class of 1947 HARLAN S. HEUSTON ts JEWELER and HANCOCK FEED WATCH RAPAIR COMPANY • Cushing Oklahoma 205 E. Broadway Cushing, Okla Congratulations Seniors Hinds’ Shoe Store R. G. Boatright Cushing Oklahoma General Insurance “it's Right If I li 'riu If Powers {—or All Occasion? ■ Williams Flower Carden 211 E. Seventh St. Phone 515 34 Years of Prompt and Efficient Service cSfloflflE 104 West Broadway s Teenagers and Infants 116 W. Broadway Phone 2 Mr. and Mrs George D. Kitchen Continue to protect your eyes by using modern lighting. Cushing Municipal Lighting System is contributing much to each student’s comfort and convenience during hours of study and this too, at low cost. m a fusing, V i isiMT nr MUNICIPAL LIGHT + POWEPv Best Wishes to the MEMBERS OF THE 1947 GRADUATING CLASS of Cushing High School Midland Cooperative V liolesale Cushing Refining Division CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 You Use Your Brain to Store Your Knowledge So Use Your Knowledge and Store Your Money at... . FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0 Capital and Surplus . . . $250,000.00 Cushing, Oklahoma Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation cGeni i GlaM Will A consultation of doctors has been called to- gether. doctors never known to fail in their most difficult cases. Specialists from the Mayo Bros, and John Hopkins have announced that the class of ’47 must go. Fearing the new position for the Juniors will be a strain upon them, she decides to bestow to the underclassmen what possessions she has to help them arise to the occasion. Mary Moore wills her bottle of peroxide to Mary Beth Minor and Helen Peery. Glenna Mae Vance wills her most sophisticated air to Jeanne White. Bertha Faye Tuttle wills her yelling ability at football and basketball games to none other than Gloria SlageL Robert Barron wills his high school education (acquired at Ma Powell’s) to Fred Escott. Randall Cargill wills 1 16 of his height to Leon Turnbow. (Stingy old brute, isn’t he?) Juanita Bolerjack wills her lady-like dignity to Marguerite Mason. Pat Brock wills her many beautiful clothes to Carolyn Harris. Robert Blackburn refuses to will his brains to anyone but will leave his name in the main hall for the future generations to gaze upon. Katherine Schnack wills her long beautiful hair to Gloria Walter. George Clark wills his height to Kenny Argo. Mary Damaby and Margaret Maloney will their buddy-buddy friendship to Joan Benson. Dorothy Brown, and Katherine Duvall. Dale Graham wills his big feet to Betty Mur- rell. Nancy Isenberg and Bertha Testerman will their themes for being tardy to Robbie Lee Riley and Kara Lee Sowder. providing that after using them they have them published in the “Vital Speeches or any other magazine that is worthy of the honor. Charlene Anthis wills her silence (are you kid- din’) to Polly Wilkinson. Bobby Cargill wills his leadership ability to Kent Claybaker. Pat Kelly wills the hours spent as a soda Jerk to Joan Wade. (In fact. Joan already has them. ) Marcia Lee Young wills her sunny disposition to Ruth Evans and Sue Baker. Meredeth Miles wills Jerry Williams to the Army (temporary that is). Bob Carter wills his energetic and enthusiastic desire for learning to Don Robinson. Margaret Sala. Mareta Appier, and Edrodean Greenwood will their many hours of sleep lost over shorthand to Marilyn Morgan. Nelda Oestman. and Doris Simpson. Phyllis Edmundson wills her mysterious but becoming bangs to Janet James and Bettye Boldt. Eleanor Kelley and Claudia Lemons will their exciting job at the show to Wilma Jean Cleveland, Betty Quigley, and Etta Jean Coleman. Freda De Johnson wills her outstanding art ability to Zita Lee Carlson. Jackie Sheridan wills her ability as a seam- stress to Wanda Clemens. Marilyn Mays positively refuses to will her interest in a certain, not too tall but dark and handsome twin to any Junior. Wonder why? Larnard Smith and Gene Whlsenhunt make no last bequeaths. Loyal Furry gladlv leaves! Louise Bohannon wills her art of timidity (that is until you know her) to Peggy Young. Gerry Griffin wills her inquisitiveness - to Wilma Sheridan. Betty Jo Waddell and Arminta McNeal will their fiery red hair to Betty Gibble and Armor Lee Crane. Mauritta Deahl wills her love and appreciation for good music to Betty Grandstaff and Joyce Neal. Frances Myers wills her reputation as a walk- ing encyclopedia to Clara Anthis. Glen Cates. Billy Galloway and Ed Ramsey will themselves to Uncle Sam. Tesste Mash wills that wee graceful figure of hers to Bobbie Garrett and Alzada Wilson. Earl Cates, Paul Price, Johnny Showalter. and Clarence Pierce will Kilroy” to the Junior Class. Benny Jordan wills his Navy Walk to Eugene Clark. Denton Brown, and Lee Roy Branstetter. Joyce Bieland wills her paper and pencils (which she’s always using) to Doris Cobb and Mary Lou Hatfield. Sarah Ramsey and Betty Jo Pierce will their wonderful grade slips to Delta Ladd, Robert Forbes, and Henryetta Lohous. £em i ClcM Will Vola Mae Galloway wills none other than her wish to be back in ole’ C.H.S. Charlotte Kirby and Dorothy Raffety will their absence slips to Thelma Hubbard. Bobbie Slay, and Patsy Stillwell. Mary Ruth McGinty wills her ability for al- ways being on the honor roll to Bobby Martin and Warren Smith. Shirley Michael wills “taxi riding to school” to Bill New. Bob Story, and Bill Retherford. Victor Wolff wills his seat on the Happy Valley bus to Glenn Goodman. Raymond Hooper, and Glen Whipkey. Paddie Reese wills her curiosity to Bonnie Mc- Crackin and Norma Jean Harmon. Orville Weaver and Jean Wedelin will their smooth technique on the dance floor to Bill Sum- mers and Janeal Armstrong. George Evans wills his work in F.P.A. (Future Flappers of America to Joe Dooley. Donald Rector wills his studious appearance to Hal Hughes. Darlene Wells and Billy Evans will their ro- mance in the halls to Donna Reiley and Gordon Stilwell. Kenneth Tuttle and Ira Myrick will their G. I. Bill of Rights to Loren McVay. Jimmy O’Kelley wills his cigarettes to Walter McAulay. Willard Horton wills his spirit to comfort Car- leata Ramsey next year. Beulah Greenwood and Lvdia Thompson will their marriage license to Ruth Dye. Dorothy Sims and Forrest Fuqua will them- selves to each other. Jack Smith wills his livestock to Wayne Deth- loff. Jim Forbes wills his superior acting ability to Jim Sharp. Janibeth Haskin wills her poetic ability to Flora Jean CavenDort. Bill Quick will his French horn to Roy Bald- win. Stella Hooper wills her good times at C. H. S. (We’re glad iie’s had go'd times' to Mary Thorn- brue, Suzie Coyne and Colema Jean Vought. Lee McLaury wills his sincerity to Gene Wil- son. Doris Reiley. Maxine Dickey, and Oletta Good- win will their good behavior to Esther Greenwood, Jo Ann Pruitt and Esther Schlegel. Perry Johnson wills his curly locks to Jack Peery. providing Jack has them shampooed. J. D. Moss wills his many hours spent in wood- work to Eugene Bell and Robert Morton. Nancy Tanner wills her exciting moments in Drama to Corinne Crain. Jake Trout wills his fishing pole to Elmo Tip- ton. Eldon McIntosh, and Kenneth Richeson. Bob Booth and Jack Forbes will their ability in winning pool games to Dennis Gaunt. Gorda Hetherington and Orville Mullens. Jimrni Kirk wills his muscles to Billy Orr and Louis Butcher (Armstrong Heater). Louise Smith wills her headaches acquired from bookkeeping to Ernestine Cates. Bob McMahan wills his pleasing personality to Billy Clark and Brock’s Cafe. Jim Wagoner and Wallace Whittington will their enchanting ways to John Martin and Robert Usher. Joan Myers refuses to will Verl Harper to any- one. P e leaves him in the care of his mother and no other. Norman O’Kelley wills his bottle of black dye to dirt on Hinkle as Clinton is rather tired of be- ing called Peroxy.” Haskell Carpenter. Paul Johnson, and Walter Roush will their messy lockers to Bob Peercy. George Gould. Richard Evans, and Jimmy Cobb. Ernest Griffeth wills the gas of his car to Frank Sherrod to run about on. Don Duff wills his meanness” to Robert Mears. Dorla Jean Boles wills her cowboy boots to Donald O’Rourke. Wendell Cook would gladly will his last name to Dorothy Cook. Billy Henry wills his skating technique to Billy Cobb. Betty Jo Barton and Twyla Holderread will their true blue love to Wilma Largent and Melvin Fick And now as a climax to this, the Senior Class wills to the incoming Freshmen a year’s suscrip- tion to the Child’s Life!. Congratulations .... Seniors BEST WISHES Faculty and Other to ike Students GRADUATES May Your Highest Goal Be Obtained ★ Bunny s Drive Inn W W STUDIO Meet Your Friends 0estto tke Ckw of 47 Cowell’s News Stand at Telephone 232 X hite ’s Drug Store ’• Mimmi'iiii ! til’mi • miii -'mmiii-mi | nit ‘mi � 1111- him | 'ip mi mi -in - Min -in-ut‘nir in -.| Roscoe Pancoast Fountain Drinks General Insurance and • Real Estate Miss Saylor’s Unusual Chocolates Cushing Oklahoma • Quality Groceries Choice Meats School Supplies Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Cushing Oklahoma B L Grocery and Market 523 E. Main Phone 250 CONGRATULATIONS • 1 1 • ricnard Simon Dnu Ofoppc SENIORS DUNKIN PARAMOUNT and Extend? the Best of Luck and |—lappine?? in AJ| Your {—uture AMERICAN Endeavor? THEATRES (JL)i?hing You Mappine?? and 5ucce?? Congratulation? to You C©n'Or?! CMle 0,7 Co. T. G. y. Store Distributors of Gasoline and Motor Oils 0e?t y i?he? to the CLre of 47 Everything for the Car Broadway Produce Cochran Supply Co. and Feed Co. Cushing Auto Paris Co. Congratulations To You Seniors! Best Wishes and Success NAPA Jobber for Your Future Assurance of Quality Razz’s Cafe 122 North Cleveland j }utocjriaph. utacpapk i utocpapk