Cushing High School - Oiler Yearbook (Cushing, OK)

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VIVACITY mini M2IIUJ CUSHING HIGH SCHOOL CUSHING, OKLAHOMA

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CONTENTS Life ............................. Page 4 Classes .......................... Page 12 Teachers ......................... Page 46 Organizations..................... Page 52 Royalty and Awards................ Page 74 Activities ....................... Page 98 Sports............................ Page 116 Life ............................. Page 136 Index ............................ Page 148 Advertisement .................... Page 150 Autograph ........................ Page 180 Within the pages of this, your 1960 Vivacity, we have endeavored to preserve many of the happy memories shared by all of us at Cushing High School. Our only hope is that we have, in part, succeeded in recording the deeds of the boys and girls, who, for the past four years, embodied the spirit of Cushing High School. In the years to come this yearbook will keep alive the memories gathered during our high school days. The future years will bring new faces and changes to the school scene, but we shall have this record of the friends we knew, the things they did, and the memories that are still dear to us. The Staff

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THIS IS CUSHING HIGH and you are the students and faculty. Your “Life at Cushing High School during 1959-1960 has been a pleosont and excit- ing one. It seems impossible only one short year ago, we as seniors, began our last year of high school, not realizing it would soon fly by, leaving only memories, of the things that were so dear to us; for the juniors, it meant the year of the Junior-Senior Ban- quet and being able to order their senior rings; for the sophomores, it meant finally being in high school; and for the Freshmen —they had at last taken the step from junior high to senior high. We will never forget that first look at the big red and white building . . as we entered, we saw the people who were to become our class- mates and teachers the first pep as- sembly . . the thrill of seeing the new uniforms of the Tigerette and Freshmen Tiger officers and cheerleaders . Hearing of Dr. Carr's trip to Europe . . the excite- ment of the first football game . . . seeing the old gang at Ralph's getting used to studying again and trying to get to our closses on time . . . smiling as Jeanne began taking pictures. KERR-McGEE OIL INDUSTRIES, INC.