Cushing High School - Oiler Yearbook (Cushing, OK)

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It all began against those Sandite men With those Cushing Tigers getting the urge to win. Next came the Meteors of Marquette And everyone saw those Bengals really get on the ball And come out on top in every fall. Perry and Guthrie never knew what hit And we showed those Blockwellites they couldn't beat us yet. Then came the clash with the Poncans And you should have seen the commotion Caused by the man in motion. Next the Chilocco tribe came to town And again those Tigers really mowed 'em down. The Pirates from Bristow Had their feelings of woe As the Bengals gained the lead For Barbara, their queen. Those Tornadoes of red and white Put up quite a fight Along with ole' man winter But the Bengals still came out as winners. • At last 'f was here The game of the year! Nothing was ever as grand As the way all the loyal fans Were behind the boys With all their pep and noise. And that pep assembly With the talk by our wonderful Coach Skelton And then seeing our Beltin' Bengals Go on their way On this wonderful day. The caravan of cars Set out under the stars For the Pioneer City. The roar that went as the Bengals poured onto the field Won't be forgotten for days of mony. The game was a thriller And really a spiller And at the end Those Stillwater men Had come out on top. But that isn't all The title had been lost But it was one whale of a game! And for eleven Tigermen of fame It was their last highschool game. There was Captain Bell, The pilot of the team that did so well. And Dixie Dale, The man at center who never failed. Not to be forgotten were those pass-snatching ends—John Beesley and Gene— Who helped our team in many a win. Those signal-calling lads—James and Bob- Pulled our team o'er many a stob; And Little Georgie and Speedy Stan, Two terrific backfield men. Along with Cates and Howell Had the grid-iron know how. Last but not least was our bruising tackle Marvin Ray, And we can sincerely say As it is our last as a senior. This was really a season to remember. So to you, our Tiger Team, Along with our coaches, Skelton, Slade, O'Dell, and Due, You can be sure that this we mean— Thank You!! —Kay McAulay

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Johnny Hilyord Vice President Jo Copplc President Elaine Bottomley Secretory-T reosurer “FOR ALL WE KNOW WE MAY NEVER MEET AGAIN , those words ring out to the ears of the Seniors of 1954. We will miss all the good times that we have had as a group in CHS. But we leave not half as much as we take with us, because as we leave we take all the memories ond knowledge that we have learned. I would like to say thanks for the Senior class to the faculty, fellow students, and admin- istration for “sticking with us to the end , for we appreciate your help very much. So dear old CHS, here's a fond good-bye to you, and may the others that pass through yout doors be as fortunate as we have been. y0J President.