Dewar High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dewar, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

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Lorene Cook ,f ' , First Grade Q . 5 ., 1 ' , Lu-oy Ford K E J t' Ed Walters Transportation Custodian S me my 'N ,, N .1 1 J .- ' -9 m ' ' - 3 Tom Kuykendall Homer Wade Jim Connor' 3 el'll0I'rf 33 Al I '-1 Juno O'Loe Potts Jog Hen YY Vioo President pr,,id,nt 36 Edward Sponsor Secretary Treasurer wtf Joann Casnolnnn Jack lhodea Reporter dl 45- fs 'ii Betty Wade 'QOL 'Ili 1 I' Long., gil.. Bert Daniels Louella Londagin Jorlona Dudley Frances Stewart 'I' i Fritz Stanko NLIBW Patricia Gaither Rollo Brasuell fl! an aw 'EP' Shirley Farmer la W i n nary Inu Davis sue Acton Lltl ll' Fife ii af fr .L Juno larrow Wanda Grider - 4'N 11 533 ' Af Charles Hobbs Vernon Bnllengor auch Boyd .35 4' 'rt ini av fi' lary Ross -if 3 Darlene Bowdler OWHSSO UOOP9 'Q' 'ZOE' Z02 '1IC', 'E' 'IGI' 4 s qc. .pp gg. 491. gg. QQ. .gg Something new was added to the dignified halls of Dewar High School in the fall of 1944. The batters of elementary school had finally hit a bunt and reached first base safely. The joys and sorrows of high school stretch- ed before 29 eager Freshmen. The boys had the majority of class votes, so that at the election Joe Henry was elected presidentg Bobby Smith, vice president, and Everett Wil- hite, secretary. lot a girl in office! Irs. Lomax was elected sponsor by a large majority. The usual run of affairs marked the greenhorn year. At the end of the year Class Day was spent at Okmulgee picnicking, rol1er-skat- ing, and most of all being together for one day of fun. The Sophomore year started in a similar manner by the election of Joe Henry as president with lr. J. E. Roane elected as sponsor. Our class of 27 Freshmen had risen to the enormous number of 34 Sophomores. The basketball teams gained that year and trophies were won by the help of the outstanding players of the Sophomore Class. Everybody enjoyed drudgery an well as fun that year. Algebra took the cake for drudgery. Class Day was spent that year in Tulsa and the town was really painted red when the Sophomores of'45 departed that lay night. Juniors were feeling mighty spry that September morn when the bell toll ed for the enrollment After all another year and the world would be ar the feet of the Junior Class members Joe was at the wheel aga1n That year was spent in toil to raise the money for the Junior Senior banquet Every body admitted it was worth it when the day came for the girls to wear their first formals and wcbbly high heels The boys also felt pretty gay in their new suits The Irish banquet was a great success,thanke to the help of the lothers Everyone enjoyed the Class Day spent in Oklahoma city and Tulsa The fun everyone had planned on in Oklahoma City was not available, there fore, our wonderful sponsor, Hrs Stllwell, let us go to Tulsa Everyone got home late and tired but not a single moment was regretted Seniors Dignified Seniors walked in the door in the fall of '48, for their last enrollment Some of them felt happy, yet others foresaw the day, not far ahead when they would walk out of the doors of DHS, never to return to the joys and sorrows of high school days Joe returned to the seat of president, but this time there was no election there was no oppositlon s0 Joe was proclaimed president by acclamation Jane 0'Lee Potts was elected as vice president and Edward Spencer was elected as Secretary Treasurer Home base was just a few feet ahead The future loomed ahead The import ant things that were ahead began to form in the minds of the Seniors and they began to feel that they would not be so glad to leave this school But as the time grew nearer, they began to see blue skies in the fleld of l1fe And as eager as they had begun this run from home base four years ago they reached home base, ready to take up the bat again and try their new learned ability This time, with a tinge of regret at leav1ng the school where so much had happened, so many memorable things will live in the minds of the Seniors of 1949 forever a' Q I e e - . - O 0 . 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Tommy Dooson Jane X51 ff Vernon Bnllenger Asst hdltor Jerlene Dudley Asst. Bus. lgr. Laverne Rlcnard Walker Capp Mildred N1111am50n Kenneth Johnson Bobby Winton Loui Bookout Joe denry Bus Mgr xfff , ,z V A ,g N A If ' W: . .4 f' - V VL.:.Le L V V . ' ' V f j' - A K' ' r' I Q'. A ' A ' , ps A ' V .. x H 'V V , U bo5u , N 1 A ' Q. V 1, 1? v 6 W. ILVVVVS ' . MJ M 1 si ri J ' , X! +3 . A .4 V , , , l Q L I V I . V 1 541 ' :N A or 's 1 'x 'P ,Q V M :I ' 4 1 'N Lawson V Haley A . 1 :vs ' f' ,. ': V J on Vi :V A . ,I . Q ,Q , m . -sl 'Q' , PLV11j.V .Joe V 2 1 V, ' J .. ' V W M 600 a 5 66N V ... iff V1 1, 'hr x ' V ' vh Ifyxlj S I s f 7V 1 1 if 'Q 4 5 4 ' ov I J L V FV , I 0 o c-as-ac'ee-so tzi5?4Cl4j1f lllfiifi' ee-ec-ee-ea ea-ee ee We, the Senior Class of 1949, in sound mind and healthy physique do make this our last will and testament. Each article here described is bequeathed severally to the below mentioned individuals according to the terms of this will and testament We hereby declare all previous promises to pay, wills or testaments made by any members of this class as null and void We hereby appoint as sole adm1n1strator of th1s our Principal, to admxn ister this w1ll and testament as he sees best I Pat Ga1ther, will my ability to eat a lot and yet not get iat to Joan Taylor I, June Marrow, leave my ab1l1ty to flirt with the boys and get by with it to Nellie Toffier I, Louella Londegln, leave my ab1l1ty to be a twirler for four years to Lawanda Durbin I Leta Mae Fite will my ab1l1ty to go to school and stay at home at the same time to Vallie Faye Hobbs I Jane O'Lee Potts, leave my ab1l1ty to go out for basketball for four years and never make a score to Shirley Golightly I, Joann Casselman, will my beautiful mop of hair to lr Seals QDoesn't he need it'J I Mary Lou Davis, leave my ability to play basketball to Opal Ruth Rob inson I, Ruth Boyd, leave my chewing gum under the typewrlter that says George Washington, to Shlrley Courson QChew it hard Shlrley, it's Dentyne J I Shirley QRossJ Farmer, will my ability to get married during my Senior year and still finish school to Pauline Gasaway 1, Vernon Ballenger, will my curly hair to Leon Sm1th I Joe Henry, will a half dozen football jerseys to Hr Clifford I Fritz Stanke, leave my ab1l1ty to fl1rt w1th all the g1F1S in school I Jack Rhodes, leave my youth to Mrs Stilwell Knot that she needs ltj and my ability to get along with her Qmost of the timej to Joe Wade I, Frances Stewart will my long black hair and my abllity to get my typ ing in, even if I do have to type two hours each day, to Bonn1e Moore I Betty Wade, will my ability to get through high school w1thout tak1ng part in any class dlSCU8S10D to Jerry Wade I Mary Ross, leave to my sister Sh1rley Golxghtly, the ab1l1ty to get marr1ed and flnish high school I, Owasso loore leave to Ruby QU1UtOD the ab1l1ty to be fat l1ke me and st1ll be able to have fun I, Darlene Bowdler, will to Betty Bowdler my ab1l1ty to go with two boys steady and be with a different boy the night before I get marrled to an other I Rollo Brasuell w1ll my abllity to play three hltless seasons of soit ball to B1lly Spencer I, Edward Spencer, will my 'all conference center P081ti0D on the foot ball team to Bo Smith , ' . I I . . , . , - , I 3 e e aid not ge with any of them to Banty Durbin. , . . , , s Q .' , - I' ' I, Bert Daniels, leave my ability to play football to Philip Henry. QHe needs it.l I, Louise Milam, will my beautiful figure to Patricia Lairmore. LHere's hoping she can always eat as I did.J I, Sue Acton, will my blond hair and brown eyes to Jackie Morgeson. I, Jerlene Dudley, will my ability to be short to Imogene Walker andkuqn she likes it as well as I do. I, Charles Hobbs, will to Mr Overturf my ability to drive I Wanda Grider, will my ability to work bookkeeping to lisa Averett and hope she does as well as I did In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1949, have affixed our signatures hereto and caused the great seal of our Class to be placed hereon, this first day of May 1949, A D 'H President Atte st JJMQMQ MJLLK ecretary just 6 s -R AY!-AL., tg. an ' . . . . 9 V O ' I , D U QI' 'IC' 'QI' 'IC' 'SOI' 'Q' IOP 'IC' 'IGI' 'IC' 'IGI' 'IQ O . fl . n . vu 'D ' Q X ,, 4 f 1 e-Q L K-erik S I Q I K , w . 5 X an 5 n Q X -. B. 4 in - ' Q -, 5 , I i ,,,, 1 , . Q'-a ilu! 4:9 f, is 4 l 'A AC F, g Ayiyxrlaff g 1 t M. .. fx 5 Rf. ,jf , 5, 1 . s ' .. I-X X - v X X l - 'XE f . g - ' 5 V W x ' 1 -LR ' 1 ' f 4 1 '28 ' 1 , 'ff , O N --sf 'gi 371' 1 ,, H f ,P y ff . 1. - 9 1 Q- ' x ' :fl -. 1 .D i V. is 5 4 7 A V WX ft M 8 ' y . I x , L: ' I X 3, v X an as-as-as-ec--as-as tblilfilifii J l'llvZ7 emcigf' ee-ee-as-ec-as-ee ee I had always wondered, Just like many more, About my classmates' future Andgwhat Fate held in store. Ag I sat gazing, thinking, As I oft' time do, I wished that by some phenomena The future I might view. And as I gazed into the dark It slowly turned to day-- A man and woman talking Came hurriedly my way. Imagine my great surprise On see1ng Fritz Stanke, foremost Among Oklahoma's editors, Of the Dewar Dally Post And with him his secretary, Ruth Boyd, demure and quiet They spoke of the dancer, June Harrow Who made her debut that night The editor said to his secretary Set this to press on time It is about our old classmates Of nineteen hundred forty n1ne Owasso loore's hanburgers are famous She feeds men of highest ranks Vernon Ballenger, the traffic cop And lr Inglish, president of the bank Charles Hobbs as coach of athletes Is known from coast to coast Patr1e1a Ga1ther is a Ch6m18t Of whom proud Dighton boasts Louella Londag1n and Jerlene Dudley Have been busy in Boley of late Their fortune was made by a lotion Guaranteed a permanent straight Betty Wade, an agent for Wrigley' , From town to town plies her trade Rollo Brasuell, a farmer Hoeing spuds, his fortune has made Joann Casselman is a high school teacher Uf eatin three and four, Wanda Grider, on 5th Avenue, Owns a large drug store. Bert Dan1els is a well known Admiral, Who has no fright or fear, Joe Henry is now famous For his excellent pre war beer Janie Potts plays in an orchestra Because her name looks well in print, Mary Davis as an athlete Has won many a five mile sprint Mary Ross and Shirley Farmer Have admitted the solemn tie, And were wed by the Justice of Peace In a small town near by Loulse Milam and Sue Acton Are starring on the stage Leta P1t6 18 an authoress Whose books are all the rage Darline Dobson has been thrlce marrled Jackle Rhodes is a comedlan star, hdward Spencer is a famous v1ol1n1st And broadcasts over GRR H188 Averett our dear, dear sponsor They say keeps a kindergarten now To relieve herself of the stra1n undergone When she settled our many a row And as 1 was gust wonderlng What would be my fate They passed on out of hearing And I m1ssed lt all too late The present then came back to l thought could th1s be true If so, when, where, and how? Frances stewart 12 0 e o 3 . 5 I I O 1 1 1. n 0 O l . 1 I 3 3 , . , I l 5 O . . 5 e 3 ..- l Q D . , , , Q 1 I I n . O . . ' 8 , . 3 1 p D , 0 ' me And, as you are thinking now, I . no as--aa ex--an-so-as es-as--as-aa as ' Front Row June Moore Phyllis Shoun, Delores Thompson, Carolyn Handley Georgene Brown Vera Bcwdler, Nadine Henderson, June Lowe, Delores Durbin Back Row Carl Don Shaun, Roger Geary, J1m 1e Youdy Clifford helley, Neal Lackey Joe Dune an Curtis Tyler Mrs Lllzabeth T1pp1e, Teacher hot in P1CtUT8 Vlolet ba1ley Lula Lawson EIGHTH GRADE i Front Row Charles Babers, Jerry Q' Q ' K-zixlzwiub ia, P' SHN MLJ IIIIQL L W RX Rhodes Don Ses ions, Vmrgxl DoLson, Jimm1e Londagln, Edgar Dudley, Frentlss Wade, Donald Gorderman, Danlel Andrews, hon n1e Mcafee Donald bweene dub -'I- v 1 z 2 QEE5 EiEgL?j Front Row Roy Gasaway. Sh1rley Hightower, lrma Davls, Frances Wade, Dada Lou Dogget Roy Lan SIXTH GRADE well, Charles Vern, Glen NIX, i f Q 1 Douglas Redford, Bi1118 Flte Loyd Davls, Charles Dillard Back Row Joyce Borden Elenda Nh Marrow, Grace Almendaxr , France Johnston, Madelxne Wade Alton hobbs Ulen Borden R1cnard Sneed Tracy Geary Max Duncan, V8UF1C6 Goodman, Monty Evans, Geo ge Nar shall M A A Campbell Teac er Not ID p1CtUF8 Charles Mxlam, Wallace Morton Mary Logan ,Q VX fray, Leta Goodman, llldred Dodson Mrs Jessie Booton, T h Not in picture Otxs Kilo Elo HCGUIFB, Alvln Keathley, Wanna De Hart, Wanda Lee Morton qi in :ASU -.'p.f 0 A 1 H ,,,,-s,,....,fT'..- : , H!! 'Oh r ' M,,- 10 Q . y ' ' i' ff ,Lg .2 - gay s., f fa f:a3,:?'?.' fe ' Q z', . - 1 ,' y A' G . 4 , Iv- ' C fi 2 I . Y 5 K 7 ' , Z Y-4, I - 1 - :Au 'i. .1 g','i A ' . 2 i ' rl ' K ' 9 l U ' ' V 7 A a- lu, v J ' 1 ' ' . ' , -V - X 0 . X A, Q 1 I ' :Fir fy L A , f , ' , ' ' 'Y -C S G 'F -N , ' - . , .' 'hw N 4' I - V i , A ' - T I A 1 N ,yr Q' A- ti .1 ' ' 1 A ' Jimmie Spurlock. 'Q ll ' Lf ' Y ch s u . 49 H ' U F K- V15 Q 5!'- f Elf DN 3 by J V D X l , . g- ' fl V x 'yr i I P' N V G f- Q rs . ' ' , f 1 'fl f 0 'S ' 'J' T.. L . A, -Y U 5 F e J Q ' is ' 'H : . '. 2 S x 1 1 - . , , . l V , ' u , . N Y, ' - il '- ' 1 I T. rs. '. '. , h C F Back dow hennetn Fa1nter, Jan1ce Marrow, Janell Ray, Peggy IcCa! Bowdler, Ruth Ann Friend, Lawan Sue Littrell Susan Hiller, Merle Jean Ritter, Betty Dav1s, Rosetta Capps Frances Hedrick, Johnnie Hrs George Weber, asc ers F' X HFTH GRADE 'Q C I ar Front Row Virginia Martin Doris Goodman, Bobby Martin, Tommy Blatohford, Elmer Wade, James Jones, Alfred Marshall J Ellen Demmitt, Letha Dodson, Patricia Londagin, Phylis Morg eson, Elinor Evans. J L Thompson, Bobby Tidwell Bert Durbin Back Row Helen Kanada, Blanche Watteau, Ruby Walker, Shelba Clifford, Janis Lairmore, Ton Perry Frances Bardin, Robert Walker, kaul McConnell Emmons Lowe, naymond Boyd Burel An arena Donald Roberts Mrs Polly Gossage, Teacher FOURTH GRADE Front Row Bobbv Cowen, John Barker, Harold 4u1nton, Phyllis Marshall Shirley Baber, Malvina Davis, Thelma Brooks, Audine Thomas, Norman Roger , Gerald Stewart, Ronald Martin, Donald Couch, Troy Stewart, Landon Jefferson Back how uarnett pobson, James Lewis, Alice Meadows, Billie hedrick, Russell Narrow, Car roll Brown, Johnny hast, John McBec, Charles Walker, Larry Lairmore, Carl Miller, Johnny Walker, Laretfa Stewart, Sara Spradling lrma Wade, Dee Anne Courson, Charles Couch Misa Gladys rope, Teacher N I i Oni Front how: Franxlin Golightly, E S s . - 1. an wJ asa , orvil Davis, Allen nughes, Tommy Aade, Johnnie nerr, Claudia hind- A ham, Lavid Mordecai, Jackie snoun Betty Baber, Charla Austin, hath- leen Thomas, hadeen kree, Joyce Martin, Doris heynolds, Jackie Gilbert. Bacx Row: Virginia Garrett, Alda Waller, Mayoma Hardin, Virginia Johnson, Russell Courson, keter Miller, Robert Thomas, Darrel Dudley, L. L. Last, Judy BOyd. henda Clayborn. Mrs. Teacher Not in picture: Mary Eookout, olden Lawson, Melvin bailey, Kathleen'4 Logan, L. C. McGuire. SECOND GRADE Front Row: Ronald Green, Donald Berno, Joe Quinton, Frank Gsr rett, Paul Sisemore Jim ie Andrews Charles Gonderman Harlin Durbin Billy Lewis 0 'J Hay Free Q qs liddle Row James Manley, Bobby McAfee Floyd loore, W1llsrd Summers, Tilden Spurlock lau 'W rice Watteau, Bobby Blatchford JL 5 Danny Martin Johnnie Goodman Burnest Friend Buddy Durbin David Tippie, Albert Bitter ,I Back Row Catherine Kanada Barbara Goodman Allene Hughes, Judxth Bardon, Mary Thomas, larion Capps, -H' larylu loudy Faye Hedrick Joy Stewart Arl1ene Hughes Patty wade Judxth Hobbs Donna Berkey Carol Thomas Irs Polly Spradling, Teacher .1 a 4 FIRST GRADE Front Row James Shaffer, Ray Barker Torchy Fisher, June Hedrick Lahana Palmer, Doyle artin, Alice Hall Ruth An drews Bill Tidwell, Steven 'D Lowe, Danny Davis, Tommy Finch QL! Back How James Cotney, Jackie Grider, lary Wald, largaret Sweeney, Deloree Almendarlx, Jerry Johnson Joe Stephens, like Barker, Jimmy Overturf, Sally Hatfield, Robert Ford, Kenneth Durbin, Alvis Dobson Irs Lorene Cook, Teacher e fe v me an .m no an .x n C G56 ! lCel'5 Seniors Juniors President Jog Henry President Jin Watson V. President . . . Jane U'Lee ketts V. President .... Billy Spencer Seo. Treasurer . . . Edward Spencer Seo.-Treasurer . . Shirley Courson Reporter . . . . . . . Jack'nhodes Reporter ...... Nellie Toffier Sponsors . . . lies LaVera Averett Sponsors . . . Irs. Helen Stilwell lr. Charles lnglish, Jr. lr. Preston Clifford Sophomores Freshmen President . . . . . . John Duncan President ..... . . Leon Smith V. President . . . . Melvin Durbin V. President . . . . Donald lalker Sec. Treasurer . . . . Peggie Ford Seo. Treasurer . . . Ralph Thompson Reporter , , , , , ,heads Hgndlgy Reporter . . . . . . Anna las Cook Sponsor . . . . lr. John Seals Sponsor . . . lr. 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I .1 -. . -. .1 ,. . .' . r .' . .Q -P 'Jackie Ginnie' A 'litize an Oswald' 'The Cop enior way ,4- nD0ri5 Harriet' Warren SAVED BY 'ran BLLLE Rita Powers, an orphan kept in college through the efforts of a supposedly rich Lncle Bemq foresaw that she would have totore go the balance of her education when she learned of her Unole's death Uncle Henry's bequest Jackie Clark, a young hopeful m1d dleweight champlon, mlth Slugger O'Day arrived at thi,AMrora Sor ority House h1ta and her sororlty sisters H1tl16, Lulu, rucge Harriet, Bonnie, Doris and Ginnie hid the two boys in the garage whlle they tralned for a fxynt Mrs Fish, the housemother, had been told that the boys were dancing teachers farren Sands, a young reporter, w1th uoris' aid threatened to expose them,to pre vent this the girls kidnapped Warren and DOP18 Through a cha1n of exciting events Jackie was able to w1n the championship by a knockout and at the same time, Rita's heart nBODDi9 nhrs Fishn Rita llI'll0I' ay ' porter lr arnes 'Kay IOONLIGHT AND APPLESAUCB Kay Barnes was on the verge of giving up Oswald Drew, because of his hablt of bel1ttl1ng his own qual1ficat1ons and 8b111t16B Grandmother Barnes suggested a solut1on that lnvolved Kay 1nter eating Frank Eastup,the boy fr1end of Kay's s1ster, Nita, 18 her Matters became even more mxxed up, when Hamxlton Barnes. KBy'8 brother, and a neighbor g1rl Gertie Sims, made an effort to cap ture Archle the Sapper and h1s companion, Lillie the Lynx, who were trying to steal Mr Barnes' latest 1DV8Dt1OD wh1ch was sup posed to have some stolen d1hmODdS hldden 1ns1de Grandmother's scheme worked out setisfactorlly and Hamilton was credlted with the capture of Archie and Lillie Mrs Barnes planned to borrow the reward money to 1DVtSt in another ot her wild investment sch emes Everyone obtained hls presented goal and Kay learned that moonlight was not applesauoe L- Slugger Pudge Lulu' 'Hamilton i Grandmother Gertle N 1ta Frank chie nMrs Barnes nLillie . ' -v F' , 1 Y ' ' B a l ff, I lx as Q! n f N n I 1 H ' fl i L Y 7 O . I ' L Q -3 Q.-,,aj',l ' . - H ' , - ' B - I a if lf . . . n , . . ' n n ' 4' fn , 4 . - f f' ' fl ' X 1 I Y' ' n n - W f .A Q' ggf gp Q - -' 4- - i' r 2 fl' 'ffl fx -lr X A . B Q .Q . I ' V K :Re n n . B u n W ii P ll ' N J A 3 v L ' ' ' L . . . 'Q A G- , ' u ' . . . . ' ,p-J K -. . 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Tommy Finch, Earnest Friend, Ray Barker, Joe Quinton Bill Tidewell, Ralph Langwell, laurice Watteau Harlln Durbln, Mary Wald, James Overturf, Sally Ann Hatfield, Jackie Grider, David Tippie, Joy Nell Stewart, Charles Gonderman, Johnnie Goodman. R0b9Tt l0Af99- At Piano: Shelba Cl1fford Irs Cook, Director 3 f f ff ffffff W 'Im' L-If 11 I xllff l Vlllx 4 LW' I 1 Z? J f' - . M g Q, if Q 64 F I ,h ph . A A1 i x . ' h ' , 1 5? Q.. x ,Q 1, ,let L' X Q5 5 s . -' , xx ya' J M yi u ' X A ,NJ V I V ' . , A ' 5 5 1 N P I v J E ' Lv: in .-A ls If ' , 0 X l - 4 . : . V , ' , Q Qgfksxx I , . Q : . . Q F - 7 . I v, ' . l-l-l-I. I-l -I-l-lil-l-I-IIIJ-l'l ' 1 . -l l A S Y I fl . 0 x 'IS-gp I D , , ' '5D71g T' Q 1 F 'xx bn-Jf, ' fl W -mme' 3 G'ranJ Guys Hurld huns H 'X ll, 'K Resfing I- qu Egg' bf x EfLz1,Jj fhlj P? P arc' af W 3 Wairgvuf H Lesson I .xg uerfwmq MUWEWJHHUHHHS 702 West Main Henryetta Oklahoma HEHHHEIIH FUHHHUHE EUUIPHHH What we Promise We Do' Cash or Opposite Phone Credit Post Office HHllER BHUEEHH was mmm Q ' D DRLG PIIOIE 237 HEIIRYETTA OKLA THE PRESCRIPTION STORE KLEWEHT SHUUU FMEEHUE 110 North Second Street Electrical Contracting Refrigeration Motor Repair Phone 512 202 W Mhln Henryetta Oklahoma Compliments of HEHHHEIIH HUIEl Phone 875 J W Wilson HHH HIHIUH WUEU UUE Phone 440 112 North 4th Henryetta Oklahoma HEHHH DHHS SIUHE Next door to Morgan Theatre Pay less for your Drugs Fountain Magazines Candies Tele 666 516 W Main Henryetta, Oklahoma Dewar EHSIU SIUE? E STHHUU j'Ph1lllvS products 1616J3 Dewar Oklahoma This space purchased by a frlend of the Dewar Hlgh school who hopes that th school may continue lts ood work of educatlng the stud n s to tak thelr places ln the world S I O P R ' mum etta sxnmum PHUUUDUS I HH --Hll llHES HEHHHEIIH UHEEUHUUSE d FLMUER SHUP 616 W Maln Henryetta Oklaho a HHHWU UHNUH EU Q sales A QSTVICS Dodge a Plymouth Cars Dodge Job Rated Trucks Compliments of LUHE Hill lUWHEH BU Phone 7 Henryetta Oklahoma The n s store Okmulgee County's Oldest en's store Henryetta Oklahoma EIXINHHUUH EU 'lhe friendly store Phone 252 409 W Main Henryetta Oklahoma Agr Bill Talley .... JUUH UHUE 502 W Main Henryetta Oklahoma WLEUHE PUHUHUHE EU Phone 965 305 W Main Henryetta, Oklahoma ,Il HUlUHEEH WUTUR EU DeSoto, Plymouth Sales and Services Phone 204 ll7 S. 4th Henryetta, Oklahoma UHLUHW5 SHUI LHHU Buster Brown Roblee Air step shoes Phone 29 509 W Maln Henryetta, Oklahoma 5EH1CU EULUR PRESS Lithographers Printers and Designers l27-29-31 N. W. Third Street Oklahoma City l, Okla. W ,, . anti UH V P11099 1 Henryetta, Oklahoma , m if 1 Me ' ' ! y ' FF Y l W 3 ., JY y 0 01, A i HWHH HWHHHHE EHUEFHH UHUHH THHUIUB PUSI HEHHHJH HHHHHI EU JHHES EUHFEEHUHHHH IHE EPUHISHIHH THHEHS HIUEHEHH HHUUES SHOE SHUP Hill PHHHHHH SIUE! MUUHI S HPPHHH BHD P UJESURH HUTU HQSUEH-IH SIUHE Ph ' gne henryetta W.352l I1 A SUHEUIHH EHUCFHH Henryetta, Oklahoma X HH S ' 322gi4 W-Ztiln Phone l656W1 one Dewar, Oklahoma Henryetta, Oklahoma Whatever it is 202 W. Trudgeon Phone 1146 see Pete Henryetta, Oklahoma X A Complete Line of Sporting Goods 610 W. Main Tble. 1518 Raymond 'Red' Wiginton Dewar' Cklahome Henryetta, Oklahoma . for 1 X 4 E All types of shoe rebuilding 112 N. 4th st. Phone ies 105 N' Third Henryetta, Cklahoma 1- vHGHI'YSt158, 015181101118 Congratulations Seniors Be Thrifty--Trade at Your x Ladies Ready to Wear ' k -5 41.00 Men's Furnishings Zi enryetta' Ok1 h0ma J',5 I 410 wf. Main Henryetta, oklar 419 W. Main Phone 615 'Your Hometown Boys' W- J. Kessner Owner 1 HHUPHUHIYS LHHIBE EUHHEHUHHHH adies Ice Cream since 1914 Candies Dewar, Oklahoma Henryetta, Oklahoma HHLPHS BHUEEHH E IHHH VHUHQE HHUHEH EU 201 I Main Henrye Phone 381 Store of Courtesy Q Qualit Phone 1012 Henryetta Okla KU tta I EVHU9 IUEHEHHHHLE Grocery 8 Market Hardware k Plumbing Electrical Appliance Paints k Furnished Apts 'NPHHUUH USUN BHUEPHH LNUHIRHH Phone 280 Dewar, Okla Spelter City, oklahoma HHHUHI STUUIU Hlgh School Day wlll oft remlno you, as you scan these aaes o'er, that the friends you left behind you, smile upon you a of vore Don't forget tHE pl ce of place iace at the Hardwr DtUd1O THB BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS The buslness establlshments through thelr advert1s1ng this annual have helped make possible th1s pub11cat1on THE DRAGON and have gained for themselves the good N111 the Dewar lhgh School Personnel We can truly say that this contr1butat1on is appreclat very much and lt is hoped that they will realize on their investment through an increased patronage of the students patrons and teachers of Dewar High School .4 J? The Staff SEMEU EULUR PRESS OKLAHOMA CITY e be x , 1 J B J .N - S . . N P Z' 4 f . :J l A i ' s 3 S . when you have an hour or so, come and see the smiling ' 3 , f. A ' . 11' 1 I 1 1 I - gi TO ' ' : . . , G. .. in , . ' ' of , ' of ' . ed ' I 9 ' '