Dewey High School - Bulldogger Yearbook (Dewey, OK)
- Class of 1959
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' :A--,., E ' Rb' N- ' ax L TO THE STUDENTS OF DEWEY HIGH SCHOOL AND ESPECIALLY THE CLASS OF 1959 You have been a very mce group of students to work wrth the past four years As a class you have the abrlrty to go far rn thrs world after your hrgh school graduatron It lS my smcere wrsh that each and every one of you wrll make the best of any opportumty that mlght come your way If rn your hrgh school educatton you acqurre a mrnrmum of fundamental knowledge and skrlls sk1ll rn handlrng source materrals abrlrty to thmk and act rn the presence of unprecedented srtuatlons and an ethlcal attrtude toward the use of your knowledge and sk1l1 you have acqurred the baslc educatlon necessary for a good start 1n ltfe Your days rn Dewey Hrgh School wrll soon become sweet memorres, wrth a tempo that wxll grow more pleasant as the years go by May we wrsh you the best of success ln any of your undertakrngs Slncerely, Jack Hay 1 I ,la 'Lv , 1 . , T -1 -V 4 1 , . 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A -'Suk - -1 --6, .2-rs .. if 'I' PM The three mam objecttves of a comprehen srve htgh school are To provrde a general educatton for all the future crtrzens To provrde good electxve programs for those who wrsh to use thelr acqurred skrlls rm medrately on graduatxon To provrde sattsfactory programs for those whose vocauons wxll depend on the sub sequent educatron rn a college or unxversxty .-S'-25' af' -1' gif? 1-,V 445 We at Dewey I-hgh School feel that we have made much progress tn the last few years in attaimng these three objectives -I1 gt Students are becomxng more aware at an earlrer age of thetr responsrbrlmes 1n attarnrng a vocatton to whrch they are frtted N s Parents are becomtng more alert and helpful tn helpxng thetr chrldren plan for the future Students are leamrng better how to study and are spendtng more ttme study mg at home 'Y :Sv A A 'G' courses, 44' 7 , '12 11:-3? . KTLA .I-gm: s 1 1 . 1 takin .gga-L More and more of the more talented students are enrollxng rn the hardercol lege preparatory courses rather than tn the easter vocatronaland other electrve To thts year's Semor Class l wtsh to express my apprectatxon for the part you have played rn helprng us reach these three objectrves. Only by your efforts and accomplishments rn the future wtll we know how well we have served you. A 0 o 1s,z.' ' M1531 's . t 4. . ':E:5u-'SKY 5 on : s ',,s'.'s 0' N ssl, 11 4 t. ..:- is , , md n Q if dy l Qi' 1 lr ' ' '4 1 I ,A 'I . ' ' ' ' tt? if f ' if ' ' : D -gmt 'Ugg'-.Lig .fkv f, 1. , a 7 Q' 'V' '- H: Ti' '-:.,7 ' ,- 751? if-ff v- V ss, ff . . fx .ry -3 ,fi ' 'fv h 7955 ' -. 1 t . I ' ll Q I a ' , . . . Q5 1 1 ,ff W 8 .P 1 r 1Q, 'f'f'f: 7X if .-gf. g 0 .1-. J f AL, . A Q., ! .1 :N- . if . .nw 1.1 x . - ' - L.,- . f . . o ,-I . . 'Q' I 1 3 g ' , i... 1.3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 40 5' ' ff, 's IO ' ..,vc,.. -faclf' - s - , ..f.:'., , ,VILL -. 1,5-il - ' - 7, Q, ,. Q 1 1 1 1 1 X ,vn.lw. s ,.'.j MK ION FINCH English - Speech Sponsor - Senior Class Oklahoma State University MRS, WILLA DEAN CAMPBELL Commercial Sponsor - Junior Class Northeastern, Tahlequah MR, W, R, RIDDLE English - Psychology Tulsa University Oklahoma University MR, BILL DUNLAP History Junior Basketball East Central, Ada MK CHARLES HANKINS Industrial Arts Sponsor - Senior Class Advisor - The Bulldoggex Northeastern, Tahlequah MR, MARVIN BROWN Mathematics Sponsor - Junior Class Central State, Edmond MISS JO ANN THOMPSON Chorus Sponsor - Senior Class Northeastern, Tahlequah MR, BILL IUBY Mathematics Coach - Basketball OCU, Oklahoma City MK NOEL JAMES Science Sponsor - Sophomore Class Oklahoma State University MISS BETTY EBERLE Home Economics Sponsor - Junior Class Oklahoma State University MK KESTER TRENT History Coach - Football Oklahoma State University MIL ARLIE RAGLAND Carpentry Sponsor - T and I Oklahoma State University MRS. MURIEL CEARLEY English Sponsor - Student Council Oklahoma University MK MATTHEW TYER Band Natheastern, Tahlequah Tulsa University MRS, MOYNE NANTZ Art Phillips University Enid MR, RALPH PECK Agriculture Sponsor - FFA Oklahoma State University MRS. SCHNITZER Northeastern State College Alva Librarian ' I Cafeteria 2 HY- MRS mf . - Ww MRS. Wie mmcwlx Secretary I ONNE LOVIN claw 0 Sv e ' G SgCY .D Ilntend MRS, BUGH MRS, PITTMAN MRS, TONEY MRS, CROW A' Smal? 5 wwf luiil--'35 .N 'ing s ent SW! .5 ,nfs 'Iwi 1' if, Swami-4-' Custodian - MR, JOHN MCCLURE X sr . I 'G l0I'S Emlw D A R CITIZENSHIP 9.1-W SA CY 0 LUT V ALEDX Olmskl L A To Ulda Means Sharon Mlddlebusher AWARD . 4 Aux L, LL-ROUND SCHOLARSHIP ALL-ROUND SCHOLARSHIP Virginia Wolfram Bill Harrison if :, ,,'.? A MERI CA N LEGION CITIZE NSHIP AWARD Berhe Pyle Ma YQ ry Enckson BEST CITIZEN AWARD Johnny McClure Kaye Renfrow DANFORTH FOUNDA TION A WARD Beth Means DeWa yne Kxte I REED WA HN EE PA TT PETERS ON CHARLES FLUTY VIRGINIA WOLFRAM ma! EDDIE KELLER PEGGY HARBOUR Lf, EMILY ORLOSKI ANTHONY MEANS 1? SHARON MIDDLEBUSHER DAN GILLILAND Ma? JOAN NICHOLS JOHNNY MCCLURE far: f' Ix, 70. Q IA CKIE MORRIS MIKE CROCKER ed BETTY TONEY WILLIAMS IACK WILLIAMS 1? FRANCIS LOEFFELHOLZ KA YE RENFROW KING ' JOHN 'BUB' LEUNES QUEEN - LOIS VERMILLION an-A 5 5 The Class of 1958 59 began rts eventful career on September 3 1947 Our teachers that year were Mrs Clodfelter and Mrss Lowe and we started rr t wrth one tempestuous member recervrng a spankrng because of hrs reluctance to leave hrs mother But all rn all we were a happy group and we sang I m a lonely lrttle peturrra rn an onron patch wrth gusto Through hot competrtron for crown bearer and flower grrl chosen from the frrst grade Eddre Keller and Patt Peterson won out and we proudly harled our frrst royalty We ve been a closely knrt class from that trme on Trme rolled on relentlessly The second year brought us Mrs Means and Mrss Allen We were proud when Mrke Crocker was chosen mascot of the school band and pranced rn hrs own unrform Also we nearly dred of excrtement rootrng for our favorrte contestants rn the Jacks ccntests whrch were held at recess perrods When rt was trme for our thrrd year Mrs Farrow and Mrs Arnold took over our gurdance Romances were buddrng we were very experrenced people by then you know and we be gan to show some defrnrte srgns of rndrvrdualrty wrthrn the confrnes of our group The forrrth grade turned us topsy trrrvey wrth a whole new way of dorng thrngs Where before we had only two teachers to astound with our feats of genrus we now had frve They were Mrs Foster Mrs Srmmons Mrs Dry Mrs Wrlson and woops a man Mr Rarnwater That was the year we offered the public our brg productron Dandelron Jubrlee Eddre Keller was the star of the show and our forrrth grade girls made up the glamorous chorus rne of garden posres Remarkable! Another astoundmg fact that we had that year was our frrst camrval krng and queen Jackre Morrrs escorted by Dan Grllrland The frfth grade brought us Mrs Nrchols and Mr Campbell As camrval krng and queen drrected by Mrs Nrchols Our srxth year began calmly enough Mrs Nichols and Mr Hagan were our teachers We had our frrst taste of drama that year wrth vanety shows Our boys were begrnnrng to show therr athletic abrlrty and the grrls began to encourage them wrth therr begrnnrng pep club and cheerleaders who were Sandra Vermerre Judy Fielder Peggy Harbour Joan Nrchols and Jackre Morrrs We got to follow om' boys to the Vera tournament Brg deal! Kaye Renfrow and Anthony Means were chosen for our carnrval royalty that year Some clashes wrth the teachers this year a herd of cattle tramprng up the stairs many names came later We were a brg class Teen town was boomrng and they were makrng room for even us We made a memorable trrp to Wooloroc Then we started Iunror Hrgh We had come qurte a way Mrs Myers and Mr Mrtchell were our sponsors rn sprte of wamrng from predecessors Peggy Harbour was class presrdent that year Jackre Morrrs and Lrnda Gabel were cheerleaders from our class We had a oot ball attendant She was Ioan Nrchols and her escort was Johnny McClure We trred to re form and we had the best hrgh school assembly program of the year Our erghth year brought us Mrs Wrnn and Mr Scott as sponsors and Sharlene l-lrll as presrdent Peggy Harbour and Joan Nrchols were cheerleaders and that year we had a brg Pepperette dance It was also the year of a brg bang up Chrrstmas Dance rn the old gym Some smartalec kept tumrng off the lrghts Also hayrrdes came rnto exrstence for us Lrnda Gabel was queen and Eddre Keller was krng for camrval royalty Mrss Krnne and Mr Mrtchell were our sponsors rn the nrnth grade We had a pretty good year under the leadershrp of our presrdent Johnny McClure Thrs was the year we drscovered for sure that there were other towns besrdes Dewey Jackre Morrrs and Ioan Nrchols were our cheerleaders and they went everywhere proudly wrth our ball teams Elvrs came rnto berng that year along wrth other earth shakrng events and then came grad uatron It was a brg event and we were rn the largest graduatrng class to ever hrt Dewey , I I . . .ghp , l. we chose Joan Nichols and Dale Cleveland. We were part of a big Christmas program . . . . . f s High Eddie Keller was our Master of Ceremonies and the dance was held in the fair build- ing. Fright flowers dates, special dresses and the boys still stayed in one end of the room and the girls in the other We were traveling fast and we had come to our tenth year Mr Davidson had consented to be our sponsor We chose Johnny McClure for president and Emily Orloski as our camival queen with Dewayne Kite as her escort Sharon Middlebusher was football attendant with Hoppy Reese as her escort For basketball homecoming Peggy Harbour and Beth Means were Sophomore attendants Dan Gilliland was Peggy s escort and Johnny McClure was Beth s The cheerleaders from our class were Joan Nichols and Beth Means Our Junior year was big good and full Mr Brown and Mrs Campbell were sponsors We decided to keep a good thing since we had it and asked Jolmny McClure to be our presi dent again Paula Martin represented our class as football attendant that year with Johnny McClure as her escort For basketball we had Sharm Middlebusher and Hoppy Reese and Emily Orloski and Eddie Keller We were proud and busy that year Mick Crocker was elected vice president of State Student Council and our Junior boys helped win the Norman baseball tournament Larry Middlebusher had the best showmanshrp award in the fat stock show Paula Martin and Peggy Harbour received the high school art awards Kaye Ren frow received the merit award in Larriettes Patt Peterson hmored us all year by being a super drum majorette Emily Orloskr went to Girls State and Bill Harrison to Boys State and Patt Peterson was viewed on nation wide TV m Wrde Wide World Hoppy Reese was chosen for All Conference in football Band attendant that year from our class was Betty Toney escorted by Anthony Means Cheerleaders, who did us proud, were Joan Nichols and Beth Means We had our Jtmrcr play our first real one It was Beauty and the Beef Ioan Nichols and Eddie Keller had the leading roles Mrs Purdnm directed fa us We started the year 39 in the hole we made S500 and had the biggest prom ever with our theme taken from Kismet We kept our very able president Johnny McClure for our Senior year Main School cheerleader was Joan Nichols and Senior cheerleader was Beth Means Om' Sponsors this year were Jon Finch Jo Thompson and Charles Hankins Our Senim play was The Cat and the Canary and starred Emily Orloskr co starring Eddie Keller The speech class play was Sorry Wrong Number starring Joan Nichols At football homecoming in o'ur attendants were Betty Toney escorted by co captain Johnny McClure and Lois Vermillion escorted by Bub LeUnes Patt Peterson was chosen as basketball sweetheart and was escorted by captain Larry Miller Her attendants were Peggy Harbour escorted by Charles Fluty and Linda Whittenburg escorted by Dan Gilliland High school sweethearts were Joan Nichols Hi Y Jackie Morris F F A Kay Renfrow T and I Bub LeUnes and Lois Vermillion were chosen as annual royalty Those chosen as officials in various activities were Bill Harrison president of H1 Y Peggy Harbour president of Larriettes Anthony Means captain of Band Sharon Mrddlebusher president of Y Teens Emily Orloski president of Glee Club Virginia Wolfram annual editor Berlie Pyle president of T and I Eddie Keller president of Stu dent Cotmcil Dewayne Kite president of F F A and Mike Crocker State Hi Y Lieuten ant Govemor At the band cornation Frances Blenden was crowned queen by Mike Crocker Attendants were Donna Chevalley escorted by Benton Lewis and Patt Peterson escorted by Jimmy Shull Senior boys making All Conference for football were Johnny McClure Eddie Keller and Danny Lemmons All in all we think we ve accomplished quite a bit in grades talent looks and honors With personal pride we think our Senior Class is a pretty good class in fact SEC OND TO NONE, Senior year Kaye Renfrow was queen almg with Eddie Keller as football captain, Her 7046! Charles Banther wrll my abrlrty to get unexcused absences to Bob Chaffee Lots Vermxllron wrll my nde rn Dooley s hoope every momrng to anyone that can stand rt Frank Barajas wrll that all the krds wrll euloy the wonderful salvatron of God that 1 have found rn these last few months Beverly Whrttenburg wrll wrll my wrll to some wrllrng person who wrll wrll rt to someone next year Fred Coyne wrll my abrlrty to skrp last hour study hall and play basketball to Bob Chaffee Connre Brble wrll my abrlrty to tell Jokes to Carolyn Henderson Mtke Crocker wrll my good looks and varrety of stale Jokes to Robert Mason Paula Watt wrll my harr do to Lrnda Larramore Larry Emerson wxll my snooker cue to Huffman s to Noel Jones Yvonne Maskrod wrll my Grft of Gab to anyone who needs rt Dan Grllrland wrll to Orvrlle Hamngton my abrlity to chew tobacco wrlled to me by Eugene Masras Rrchard Morgan wrll the lndranapolrs Speedway to Arland Ragland Dewayne Glatfrelder wrll my love for F F A to Larry Case Anthony Means wrll my mrghty physrque to little Gary Shull Eddre Keller wrll my 49 Thnnderbrrd to Barbara Taylor Bub LeUnes wrll my beer glll to Mary Wolfram B1ll Harrtson wrll to Mrlton Frelder my abxlrty to expose everybody at a party to chrckenpox Benton Lewrs wrll my abrlrty to sleep U1 Englrsh to Vernon Lewis Danny Lemmons wrll the rrght end on the football team to Jack Vermerre Betty Wrllrams wtll my favorrte three acres and my favorrte three stars to e frrst wrse man who squats on my rrver bottom Reta Parrrsh wrll my abrlrty to become a hbrarran to Sandra Smrth Charles Fluty wrll my place on the bench to anyone who lrkes splrnters Marjorre Stull wrll my abrhty to get along wrth Mr Fmch to Hellen Stull Frances Blenden wrll my prrvrlege of berng Band Queen to some lucky gul Francrs Loeffelholz wrll my funny Jokes to Jerry Pornter Berlre Pyle wrll my abrlrty to grow to Ronnre Farr Larry Mrddlebusher wrll my abrlrty to make speeches to Gary Taylor Joan Brady wrll my abrlrty to get along wrth Nowata krds to Carol Ann Marler Lewrs Johnson wrll my abrlrty to answer the roll for my buddres who are not rn study hall to Jerry Ray 0 I g . 1 . 0 . 9 9 . 1 . , . 1 ' ' ' a l Q - n - n - , . 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Jerry Reed w1ll my abllrty to thrnk to Jrmmy Edwards Norma Burch wrll my good flgure to Sharron Creel Hoppy Reese wrll my abrlxty to do the Hand Jrve to Raymond lrwm Donna Chevalley wrll not wrll anything to anybody because I m selfrsh and want tt all Lester Ropp wtll my abxlrty to stay on the F F A fue truck and not to Jump off Mary Enckson wrll my ab1l1ty to get on the Annual Staff to Glenda Holden Jrmmre Shull wxll my Blue Bomb to Myra Lou Judy Evans wrll my abrlrty to wm the Betty Crocker Homemaktng Award to Norma Barajas Clyde Stepp wxll my amazrng abrlrty to play football to Lester ShulL Judy Ftelder wrll my abrlxty to skrp and get caught to Sharon Ellrngton Davtd Sull wrll my left over brownre pornts to anybody who needs them Sharlene H111 wxll my ablhty to get through school to Beverly Woodard Hurley Swartz wrll my place as presrdent of the club I Wonder Why Everybody Hates Prgs to Vrrgrnra Bushong Myrna Kauffman wlll my long blonde hatr to Sandra Sulltvan Jerry Thomtson wrll my seat tn Englrsh to anyone who wants rt Lrnda Means wrll my good frgure to Lrnda Larramore Doyle Vance wrll my well developed hang over to Davrd Moore Beth Means wxll my abxlrty to be LD all the clubs etc and to go steady to Leslre Pr1ce B111 Vtneyard wtll my abtlrty rn track to Harold Parks Sharon Mrddlebusher wlll my abiltty to swim the Rlo Grande to Manuel Mactas Reed Wahnee wtll my abrlxty to get hurt ln the football games to Bert Qurmby Jackre Moms wxll my love for handsome and masculine boys to Raymond lrwln Earl Wtlkre w1ll my abtlrty to work ln carpentry to Tommy Henderson Joan Ntchols w1ll??? Jack Wrlltams wrll my abxlrty to get kicked out of school to Tommy Henderson Patt Peterson wxll maybe Gary Wrllta ms w1ll all my troubles to Mr Mltchell, Kaye Renfrow wtll not. Forrest Yearout wtll my abrlrty to skip Study Hall at 9 00 to Bert Quimby Emlly Orloskr wtll to Anne Delap all my text books and my lwe for Beethoven Drck Padgett wtll my drugstore blues to Charles Price Lmda Whittenburgh wrll Lee Peugh Terry Gray and J W Moody to Ms Schnrtzer They brmg her such Joy Edward Parrett wrll my skmny btuld to anyone who wants it Peggy Harbour wrll my hot blue Studebaker to Arland Ragland because he s lookmg around for a new car Donald Anglrn wxll my love for a Nowata gul to Iimmre Edwards. Lrnda Robbtns wrll my abrhty to be late rn typmg class wtthout havlng an excuse to Marsha Tmker Roger Burke wrll fmally leave I hope Sandra Vermexre wrll my abxlrty to fmd the nght on FAST to my lxother Jack Dennts Anglrn wrll my abrlrty to get along wrth Mr James to Judy Jackson Loretta Thompson wrll my abtlxty to get tnto an all boys Hot Rod Club and to get a S30 25 speedrng trcket to Janre Koster Vrrgrma Wolfram wxll my abtltty to get fifteen gtrls xn my car at noon to Leslre Pnce Larry Mrller wlll my abtlrty to grow a beard to Jack Vermetre Julra Prcaman wxll my abtlrty to fly around corners and get to class Just as the bell nngs to Sue Snow Dale Cleveland wrll my lrttle green bug to Saundra Larramore Bobbye Parsons wrll my seat tn shorthand to anyone capable to keep rt Johnny McClure wtll to Sureshot Moody my ab1l1ty to make love Dewayne Klte wrll my prpes and abtllty to hotrod to Mr Rrddle Paul Hamrlton wxll my love for grocery stores to anyone stlly enough to work rn them I I I C . . . ,, - , ,, , 0 . . . . , , 1 I 0 n 0 I , . - - - .1 n 1 . v I , . , . y . . . ,, 1 1 . ,, . , . 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Lf' fy 5' f- ' 1 2.1, ,. 1 1 Q 4 3,1 fm ANGLIN, DENNIS Denny Saying - B-U-I-L-D Ambition - To keep one promise. A NGLIN , DONALD BANTHER, CHARLES 'Charlie' Ambition - To be a fat man Quote - One who knows not and knows not that he knows not is a fool, BARAJAS, FRANK 'Dino' Ambition - To become a fervent Christian and to be with Glenda, Saying - Always keep a smile on your face and someone will always smile with you, BLENDEN, FRANCES 'Noisy Pet Peeve - Tests on Monday, Saying - 'Just a minute' BRADY, JOAN 'Jo' Quote - 'Aw shucks' Ambition - To be a secretary. BURCH, NORMA 'Big Bertha Companion - Johnny Pet Peeve - People that don't know when they are well off, BURKE, ROGER 'Nummy' Quote - Boy! Ambition - To dig ditches for Mr. Trent, CHEVALLEY, DONNA DuCky Pet Peeve - Cliff Companion - Sisters of the Sagebrush, CLEVELAND, DALE Cleve Pet Peeve - Cops on a lonely road. Saying - Here comes a car, turn on the parking lights. COYNE, FRED Fearless Fred Saying - There ain't no man can avoid being born average, but ain't no man got to be common, Ambition - Htmt McClure and Reese with my twelve gauge, CROCKER, MICHAEL Fink Ambition - To be the richest person in the world, Quote - I only hope everyone has enjoyed me half as much as I have, EMERSON, LARRY COLE, DELORES ER1cKsoN, MARY EVANS, JUDY Dodie Saying - Help! Pet Peeve - Sneaky people, FIELDER, JUDY FLUTY, CHARLES Sldebums Pastime - Eating andfsleeping, Ambition - Be a playboy, G1Lr.n.A ND, DAN 'cur' Pet Peeve - Beds that squeak, Ambition - To be a pile driver, GLATFIELD ER, DEWA YNE Picture Noi Available Q. HA MILTON, WA LT ER Saying - People in want ice water, Ambition - Bootleg ice water in , HARBOUR, PEGGY 'Halibur' Quote - I don't believe in that, Companions - Sisters of the Sagebrush. HARRISON, WILLIAM 'Nummy' Ambition - Blow my duck call over the inter-com. Companions - Brothers of the Bush, HILL, SHARLENE Hill Saying - Ohl you guys. Pet Peeve - People with fast cars. JOHNSON, LEWIS 'Elwood' Saying - Get the Rabbit Habit. Companion - Fearless Fred, Lee Lee. KAUFFMEN, MYRNA 'Blondie' Saying - 'You can't have everything and I sure do want a lot, Ambition - To become a Secretary, KELLER, EDDIE 'Edd' Companions - Brothers of the Bush. Pet Peeve - Grandstand Quarter-backs. KITE, DEWAYNE 'Sonny' Pet Peeve - Goldbrickers, Companions - Brothers of the Bush. LEMMONS, DANNY Ambition - Truck Driver. Saying - Put off tomorrow what you can do today LETCHWORTH, FRANCIS Ambition - To be a millionaire big ga me hunter in Alaska. Pet Peeve - Windy people. Quote - l hope there isn't a cop around. LEUNES, JOHN 'Onery John' Ambition - To be one of Dobbies Rangers, Companions - Brothers of the Bush. LEWIS, BENTON Lewis Pet Peeve - Chaperones, Ambition - To be a professional singer, LOEFFELHOLZ, FRANCIS 'Gus' Ambition - To be a stud football player for Dewey Pastime - Taking girls to the Old Log Cabin. MCCLURE, JOHNNY 'Cotton' Ambition - To grow a beard, Companions - Brothers of the Binh. MEANS, ANTHONY 'Meno' Pet Peeve - 'Kids who cuss and smoke. Ambition - Be Harry James successor, MI-INS, ELIZABETH 'Beth' Saying - B-U-I-L-D. Ambition - To become a good wife, teacher, and mother, MEANS, LYNDA 'Foo-Foo' Saying - Listen. Ambition - Get away from Billy Means. MIDDLEBUSHER, LARRY 'Frosty' Pet Peeve - Jackie. Ambition - Happy father of a dozen kids. MIDDLEBUSHER, SHARON 'Shar' Companions - Sisters of the Sagebnish. Quote - Well, you can take me home first, MILLER, LARRY Roadmap Pet Peeve - Stray girls who sit in my car at noon Ambition - CENSORED, MORGAN, RICHARD Moten Pet Peeve - Tight Ford bodies, Pastime - Eating and sleeping. MORRIS, JO ANNE 'Jackie' Companions - Sisters of the Sagebrush and Larry, Saying - Love that Frosted!!! NICHOLS, JOAN 'Nick' Companions - Sisters of the Sagebrush and 'Frosty 321. ' Quote - 'Hey Patt, do you feel like a show-off? ORLOSK1, EMILY Ambition - To own a ranch. Pet Peeve - Late hours and school buses. PADGETT, DICK 'Tank' Saying - That'll get her. Ambition - To be a major league ballplayer for the Pittsburgh Pirates. PARRETT, EDWARD 'Big Ed' Saying - Kill him school, kill him. Ambition - To graduate. PARRISH, RETA PARSONS, BOBBYE 'Roburt' Pet Peeve - My nickname. Ambition - To be a good secretary. PETERSON, PATT 'Pete' Companions - Sisters ti the Sagebrush. Quote - 'Hey Ioan, Do you feel like a sliow-off? PICA MAN, JULIA PYLE, BERLIE Tiger Quote - G -Gr-Gr-Great Companions - Brothers of the Bush. REED, JERRY 'Buck' Ambition - To play ping-pong for Wann Tech. Quote - l sure am lucky REESE, ALFRED A1frado the Bull' Ambition - Take Buds' place at O.U. Companions - Brothers of the Bush. RENFROW, KAYE Katybug Quote - My mind is made up . . . Don't con- fuse me with facts. Companions - Sisters of the Sagebrush. ROBBINS, LHS! DA ROPP, LESTER P-Gale Pet Peeve - Girls Ambition - To be a doctor. SHULL, IIMMIE Jock Ambition - Be a Professional Bass Drummer. Pet Peeve - People who play organs STEPP, CLYDE Elmo Ambition - Be first string fullback at O.U. Pet Peeve - Right handed people. STILL, DAVID Tubby Ambition - To learn some Physics Quote - I wish l had been born rich instead of so dam good-looking. STULL, MARIORIE W A f 'f',. L, .2 WV PNOY0 NOT AVAILAILF . Wi A -ws! lf.- P91 Hifi wr-9 :mtv- Y flax SWARTZ, HURLEY Baby Huey Ambition - To be a Jockey. Pet Peeve - Drinking sweet apple cider. T HOMISON , JERRY THOMPSON, LORETTA Red Ambition - Live fast, love hard, die young. Pet Peeve - People who drive by the laws. TONEY, BETTY Bets Quote - Hey Babe, you're crazy! Companions - Sisters of the Sagebrush and Frosty. VANCE, DOYLE Punk Ambition - President of New York Stock Ex- change. Companion - Charley VERMEIRE, SAN DRA Sandy Saying - Oh! You make me sick. Ambition - Raise house apes and curtain climbers. VERMILLION, LOIS Rachel Pet Peeve - My nickname Ambition - To marry a millionaire. VINEYARD, BILL WAHNEE, REED 'Baby' Saying - Coach, I'm hurt again Ambition - To marry some lucky girl with a million dollars. WHITTENBURG, BEVERLY Bev Companion - Jimmy 3. of: 3'7 --5 ik :el .fi--1 PHOTO NOT AVAIKABLE T L E' WHITTENBURG, LINDA Nancy Companions - Sisters of the Sagebrush Quote - Well, if you don't want me I won't in go. WILKIE, EARL Couch Ambition - To go with all Nowata girls. Saying - Oh, shoot. WILLIAMS, GARY Willy Pet Peeve - Chevrolets Ambition - To make a movie with Bridgett Bardot WILLIAMS, JACK Big Daddyn Ambition - To live in the land of Bavaria. Saying - Honest, officer, those are stock mufFlets. WOLFRAM, VIRGINIA Ginny Pet Peeve - Slow people Quote - Amen! YEAROUT, FORREST 'Fly' Ambition - Leave all girls alone. Quote - See more of Judy. WATT, PAULA Pet Peeve - Damon Ann Companion - Junior 1 il' ?? Shu' if- 'Y cn! if iors . ag. Treasurer - - - - - -TOMMYE KAY TRENT Secretary - - - - - LINDA LAIRAMORE Vice President - - - - - NOEL JONES President - - - - CAROLYN HENDERSON .W I X, .kt X 4 N I v Absent PHOTO NOY AVAlLABLf TOO BUSY in A B J T Q' V A PHOTO Noi Available 1 '11 1 . S NO PHOTO fdlflbu ,R 'vu '0- 'is .ZA 0 Nil' f at UN ,x H 1, Q- -qv Q E' 7 Al 'Sr' 6 K'l NO SWA l XA' gf Absent PHOTO N01 AVAILABLE sm PHOTO- NOT AVAILABLE 4-MQ. 1' A Y ' A V ,Lg Q' M1-f 'S '91 No Photo 1 AVAILABLE 1 ,3 s v I . vp. -...Q L W, .L 01 V 4 gi W :A ' . Q Z' YF 11 ,Q PHOTO No! 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A .- k,14',' 'gl , .- I. 1 f Y I Fw- .RM BETH MEANS EDDIE KELLER MARY ERICKSON Advertisements Sports Classes ANNUAL STAFF - Left to right: Eddie Keller, Mary Erickson, Virginia Wolfram, Kaye Renfrew, Donna Chevalley, Beth Means. I ,,, , , ,-.- x,, ,Luv -1 x-sa-5' E 9 as. Q... M.. 30 Q L TRIPLE TRIO - Left to right: Judy Tyner, Carolyn Templeton, Joan Nichols, Ann Delap, Carolyn Hines, Connie Rhea, Charletha Parker, Emily Orloski. 0 President- - - - - EMILY ORLOSKI Reporter- - - - - VIRGINIA BUSHONG Vice President- ---- LINDA WHITTENBURG Student Council- - - - - -JOAN NICHOLS Secretary - - ---- JERRY DOOLEY Director - - - - MISS THOMPSON K r rw . Q ' bio :sho T. W, .mfffjg F39 1 if li A ' 4 6, A f. Uf'llJ 'x.r. SEXTETTE Left to rrght Marv Cole Anne Mrller Betts Velthoen Marcxa Sharpton Ros11md Hefty Joan Cufmmilham 0 Program K harrman PATTY MORRIS Reponer KAREN BAKER SOCISI Chauman GAYLE HOLDEN Drrecror MISS THOMPSON 8 A X q E . 52 LL 2' pmsldem ..... ----- R OSALIND HEETY Secretary ------------ JOYCE BRADY xxx-Vxm 4-s-,Vx .,au...,.. ..., .........-...W boss-ph-vunhnhvi D M5 ns... ff i' xf f'-L' Q. gxw A... xW , f' H . A 1 -I , . ii., -. , an can A 4 1 gm, , - , R A l 11149 Ar- 5' ,n ll l jg ,iii-1 ffi Q Q g,v-w 4 -W -Y - Q, A, L A -Y -V4,4liL1 A At - 4 45- I4 k' -ll iL I :I .a- H -fiffw. 5 3' 'lik l 5 Q in gg if? Vi Q 5 , . , J A fa? fest 1' V 5 ' S ,EE 1 .,,. T' 2 'F' yy 1 2,29 1 wax ev 5 5'-?,x',,f, , J., ' 1: . , 5 'v-In Yr' I i fr di sg .3 will 3 gk BILL HARRISON President CHARLES FLUTY Vice- President MIKE CROCKER JERRY WARREN Secretary Treasurer State Lt. Governor DENNIS ANGLIN Chaplain PETER INDA Sergeant- At- Arms FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dennis Anglin, Richard Morgan, Mike Crocker, Bill Harrison, Jerry Warren, Mike Nichols. SECOND ROW: ,Timothy Smith, Jimmy Nix, Bruce Johnson, Peter Inda, Jackie Scott, Bobby Weber, Charles Fluty, Mr. James - Sponsor, boy Morrison. We Z ,X JOAN NICHOLS V Q i A K 1: . kgs'- xf - K' 'ffm it 5 li. Rm MIKE CROCKER EDDIE KELLER Vice President Pi-Qgidem -94. ,, , ' -:Ji YET X . X , A DENNIS ANGLIN BARBARA TAYLOR Treasurer Reporter BETH MEANS Chaplin QR qv. 1 1 , 4 5 x ' I . f x , , . SAMI SCHUBER Secretary 2 ag . CLARENCE STULL Parliamentarian MRS. CEARLEY Sponsor FIRST ROW, left to right. Sara Horner, Benny Fielder, Sami Schuber, Ioan Nichols, Beth Means, Pat Scudder, Jerry Warren, Betty Toney, Rosalind Hefty, Clarence Stull. SECOND ROW: Dennis Anglin, Mike Crocker, Barbara Taylor, Patt Peterson, Sharon Middlebusher, Eddie Keller, Virginia Wolfram, Elaine Clark. Student Council Meeting. xxxfxx x 'X . B' X S. I left to right: Dennis Anglin, Sami Schuber, Betty Left to right: Joan Nichols, Beth Means, Eddie Keller Toney. Delegates to State Workshop held at Tulsa, Clarence Stull. Delegates to F.O,l-l,S.S.C. State July 27-31. Convention held at Bartlesville, December 4, 5, and 6. Q? 1055-513 CHEERLEADERS - KNEELING - left to right: Leslie Price, Joan Nichols, Jerry Dooley. STANDING: Marcy Siiarpion, Jo Still, Carolyn Hines, Saundra Lairainorc, NOT SHOWN: Beth Means. 7955-57 S I lm. ,X 3 - 5 Cb SENIORS Bull Ricans Joan Nichols A ii. If 4' f . Jo sun X 445 Carolyn llines ' is -3 SOPHOMORES Q . 2 Leslie Price H 1 Jerry Dooley HW ,, ,. s Saundra Lairarnore f Marcy Sharpton 7:3 FRESHMEN IUNIORS l MARY ERICKSON Vrce Presrdenr BETTY TONEY Student Councrl PEGGY HARBOUR President EMILY ORLOSKI Secretary 9? TOMMYE TRENT Treasurer LINDA WHITTENBURG M155 THOMPSON Reporter Sponsor JOAN NICHOLS Head Cheerleader CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Saundra Lairamore, Jo Still, Leslie Price, Beth Means, Jerry Dooley, Carolyn Hines, Marcia Sharpton. FIRST ROW: Emily Orloski, Mary Erickson, Tommye Trent, Peggy Harbour, Linda Whittenburg, Kaye Renfrow. SECOND ROW: Charletha Parker, Carol Marler, Connie Rhea, Sharon Middlebusher, Sami Schuber, Barbara Taylor, Virginia Wolfram, Lois Vermillion, Linda Lairamore, Frances Bunch, Judy Morrison. THIRD ROW: Vonna Hamilton, Barbara Johnson, Nancy McDonald, Judy Baker, Virginia Bushong, Judy Hines, Martha DeShazo, Linda Thaxton, Karen Baker, Betty Veltheon, Janie Henry, Loretta Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Pat Scudder, Susan Morgan, Patty Morris, Patt Peterson, Jackie Morris, Donna Chevalley, Betty Toney, Reta Parrish, Helen Stull, Marjorie Stull. FIFTH ROW: Susie Mader, Judy Jackson, Janice Yandle, Donna Pittman, Jo Ann Henderson. 19 a vi 0 eil UU. , 'mx FV. ggvil I u K F on vb- 1- S MRS. HERMAN MIDDLEBUSHER Sponsor 3 4- vw. LESLIE PRICE Vice President SHARON MIDDLEBUSHER President QA, MRS. PAUL HEFTY Sponsor s. f JERRY DOOLEY Secretary LOIS VERMILLION Treasurer ' 6666 ,.. H4 1.6 c.-7j SA MI SCHUBER Reporter 1 A 1- ffccww VIRGINIA WOLFRAM PEGGY HARBOUR Service Social -19 xr LINDA WHITTENBURG BETH MEANS Chaplain Student Council i L BETTY TONEY JOAN NICHOLS Interclub Council Song Leader JACKIE MORRIS Historian FIRST ROW, left to right: Vonna Hamilton, Jerry Dooley, Virginia Bushong, Judy Jackson, Myra Cookerly Sami Schuber, Marcia Sharpton, Frances Bunch. SECOND ROW: Tommye Trent, Jackie Morris. Joan Nichols, Beth Means, Beverly Whittenburg, Ann Delap, Rosalind Hefty, Judy Morrison, Linda Miller. THIRD ROW: Mary Erickson, Virginia Wolfram, Barbara Johnson,Anne Miller, Joyce Brady, Joan Adams, Gayle Holden, Sandy Scott, FOURTH ROW: Elaine Clark, Linda Campbell, Sharon Middlebusher, Patt Peterson, Donna Chevalley, Kaye Renfrow, Emily Orloski, Betty Toney, Melba Fluty, Betty Pope, Barbara Taylor, Lois Vermillion, Carolyn Templeton, Peggy Harbour, Mrs. Middlebusher, Leslie Price. 64514 4 9 1. Those which deal with the selection of materials and the processes of changing these materials into finished products for use and beauty. 2. Those which deal with the intelligent selection and purchase of products and materials of major importance in our present-day living, 3. Those which deal with the intelligent and safe use and maintenance of the products of industry. When the youth approaches adult life, Industrial Arts become more interested in other problems of the individual's adjustment to the problems of successful living, such as the selection of an occupation and the requirements for success in that field, also the re- quirements and responsibilities for satisfactory group participation in the various phases of our democratic industrial society, Q .-vs . DRAFTING DRAFTING 27,1-if, STANDING: Patty Burkhart, Pat Scudder, Jo Ann Adams, Ava Duncan, SITTING: Marylin Mitchell, Maxine McClure, Beth Means. Judy Evans. Y. '4- NUI: +o' K ot H' Y 5 - 'Xt u ' - 1 Ehnlw rl - - f I2 ' 1'v I - 7 f . oi oi, o 19 Nrw +0 FIRST ROW, left to right: Patty Burkhart, Rosalind Hefty, Melba Fluty, Gayle Holden, Sue Snow, Maxine McClure, Elaine Clark. SECOND ROW: Marylin Mitchell, Bea Newman, Jo Ann Adams, Karen Baker, Elsie Proctor, Larree Terry, Vonna Hamilton, Marcia Sharpton, Frances Bunch, Carolyn Henderson, Sponsor, Miss Eberle. THIRD ROW: Linda Dunlap, Mary Alexander, Ava Nell Duncan, Donna Pittman, Virginia Bushong, Judy Jackson, Pat Scudder, Beth Means, Judy Evans, Earlene Lewis, Glenda Huffman, Norma Barajas, Sally Kinsch. RM ERS , i l, I' OFFICERS Left to right: Forest Yearout, Sentinel, Lester Ropp, Reporter, Bert Quimby, Treasurerg Benton Larry Middlebusher, Vice President, Vernon Lewis Secretary, Dennis Anglin, Student Council, F.F.A . Sweetheart JOANNE MORRIS I FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr, Peck, Frank Burton, Dewayne Glatfielder, LeRoy Hull, Dennis Wickliffe, Larry Case, Jerry Pointer, John Hull, Ray Smith, Jim Elliot. SECOND ROW: Lester Ropp, Edward Parrett, Jerry Ray, Larry Middle- busher Warn Smith, Lewis Duncan, Vernon Lewis, Bill Smith, Mike LaCrone. THIRD ROW: Bert Quimby, Orville Harrington,'James Vaughn, Forest Yearout, Bill Vineyard, Harold Parks, Dewayne Kite, Benton Lewis, Dennis Anglin Gary Snow, Wiley Hollopeter. 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Chula PGICSI W 1 1 K .M Q vsgj - BASKETBALL ROYALTY - Sophomore Carolyn Hines, escort Tommy Jones, Senior Linda Whittenburg, escort Dan Gilliland, Queen Part Peterson, escort Captain Larry Miller, Queen's attendant Peggy Harbour, escort Charles Fiuty, Junior Carol Marler, escort Clarence Stull. W IW I . , Elf, 4, ,,,fv'. ' L' L A Q'i,.,f, 1 r rm.-.gA, -W qu, 5 ,age S Miller I ,if X 555 Q Q gk li .TACK VERMEIRE LESTER SHULL I ...-J n 2. 3 mgdvertlsers Congratulat Ons Senior s s time marches On so does progress Progress is all around us In communities and community life in schools and in business Our example for proof lies in the preceding and following pages Of this annu- al The preceding pages display the new school of the advancing community and the following pages display some Ofour outstanding and most prosperous business men Even with the higher standards of today every thing is bigger and better In the coming years prog ress is progressing We the Senior Class Of 1959 would like to express Our appreciation to the following business leaders by saying a simple and heartfelt THANK YOU Dewey's Most Modern Food Store BOTHE CLEANERS MEN'S SHOP DIAMOND FOOD STORE Phone KE 4 3321 Congratulations Senior s HERMAN S S TUDIO AND CAMERA CENTER 415 417 Soutn Dewey Avenue ' velythlng Photographlc Portra1ts of D1st1nct1on Bartlesv1lle Oklahoma Q BARTLESVILLE STATIONERY COMPANY INC Complete Offlce Outf1tters 119 West Fourth St Phone 1911 Bartlesville Oklahoma THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Dewey, Oklahoma Phone KE 4-2212 Lots of Success for the Future AWE T' , 331 , efxj.-f KAf FURNITURE C0 110 16 West Frank Ph1ll1pS Blvd Bartlesv1lle Oklahoma GRIGGS STUDIO Ba1'tlesv1lle Oklahoma 50th Annlversary Year Dewey Roundup S1nce 1908 P1ctures That Tell a Story PETER S DRY GOODS The Complete Fanuly Store Good Lu k Sexuors ASHCRAFT'S Watch and Clock Repalr CURTIS SPORTING GOODS Bartlesv1lle Oklahoma f-vm., ROY HUGHES CHE VROLE T 316 Osage Bartlesvllle, Oklahoma f I ' . s C , I Phone KE 4-2291 Dewey, Oklahoma WASHINGTON COUNTY BUTANE PROPANE CO LP Gas Apphances Systems 310 East Frank Ph1l11ps Blvd Bart1esv111e Oklahoma FLOYD ROGERS CLEANERS 112 West Fourth STRIK MOR LANES phone 20 1312 West Flrst Bartlesvllle Fully Au' Cond1t1oned ' 1 for Fun Fun for All Caney Kans as FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCES Bart1esv11le Oklahoma DUFFENDACK HALL JEWELERS D C MACHINE SHOP 1 South of Clty on Hwy 75 Baftlesvll e Phone KE 4 2110 7 I ! 'A1 , MATTHEW'S f 1 I EXAMINER ENTERPRISE THE EXAMINER COMPANY Membe r Audlt Bureau C1rcu.1at1on Bartle svllle Phone 1200 Dewey, Phone KE 4 3764 Cmrculatlon KE 4 3807 Dewey News Mornmg Everung and Dally Bartlesvllle Oklahoma SPENCER'S 66 SERVICE STATION Washmg Wheel Balancmg Lubr1cat1on Open 24 Hours Phone KE 4 3070 Dewey, Qklahoma 8th and Osage ' of 9 Q , . . : . , . , . I at I K, W E AQ, H . ,wx LANDERS BROTHERS CHEVALLEY GROCERY MOVING AND STORAGE 1045 thWy dtt y Oklh CHEVROLET dq - O PENDLETON CHEVROLET CO C yKa.n I LJ WANTH 9 II moron N Wm saw MILLER BROS TIRE CO INC Hwy 75 and 16th St one 4 3790 e 'f 0 a an 9 o C 1 ubmmgfwe PUMPS For Dependable Purnplng Servlce Oll Well Brlne Wells Waterwells Gasollne and Jet Fuel REDA PUMP COMPANY Bartleswlle Oklahorna Portralts by WINSTON S Brush Oils by Nadine 331 S. Keeler Phone 1758 It?l'I A COMER AGENCY 418 E 8th Street Gene ral Insuranc e Real Estate Eh! Z Paqe Paq lF'P'4'A e P q We 'M PA 0 si E ,AG ll- Your Guarantee of Quallty At Your Grocers F1ne Furn1ture I Quallty Carpets I Ch1na Sllver G1fts nowles PANY 213 219 West Fourth Caney Kansas Do It W1th Dewey Or1g1na.1 Home of DEWEY PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY Bu11t a.nd Operated S1nce 1906 ,, A A 5 f ,. '-- M . 6 ,S 1 - .ag I er mr A : A A -If I a e Eh XM-.H 27: 11 'i I .. . C , 4 ' P' '-- .::2::::1- Jig. ' It af' , . 4 dating- , Ii :Hsin v 9 - ll PETER'S HARDWARE 8: FURNITURE Phone KE 4-2430 Congr atulat1ons Semors BILL S SUPER MARKET 1208 W Frank Ph1ll1ps Blvd Ba.rtlesv1He Okla H C COURTNEY H C COURTNEY IR H C COURTNEY AGENCY KE 4 3689 BLL MARVEL S DQENGES STUDIO 615s Peor1a. Tulsa Okla New and Used Cars and Trucks 24 Hour Serv1ce School Photo Bartlesv11le Oklahoma . , . 1 ' ' 0 n s Q g 1 . , . I I o . 9 o . ' 1 A ' K A if -2 W Specialize In SERVICE' Oil for a little girls roller skates? Yes ma am' Strap need adlustlnga We can fix that too lf it s service you want, you came to the right place' Fortunately for your Phillips 66 Dealer, he services more cars than roller skates. But he goes about it in the sarie friendly helpful way. Youll find he takes an interest in your car. His service includes getting your car brushed out... PHILLIPS PETROLE the windows cleaned all the way around your battery and tires checked lt means friendliness, courtesy the desire to please you That s why a little girl who comes in for roller skate oil is likely to keep coming back years later for Phillips 66 FLITE-FUEL and TROP-ARTIC ' Motor Oil and all the little courtesies that add up to Hospitality on the Highway. 'A trademark UM COMPANY ll 'ps Sao af73f7fW,0.s' 66 .9'6'f'0fs'76f HOSPITALITY ON THE HIGHWAY 41 QV FRANK JOHNSON Bartlesville, Oklahoma Shoes for the Family S 8: H Green Starnps Best W1shes Semors GRANGER ELECTRIC 0 E Frank Ph1ll1ps Bartlesvllle Oklahoma MARTIN S Good Luck Semors BLUESTEM SERVICE STATION RAY JOHNSON BILLY CLINE 206 South Osage Phone KE 4 3835 RAY ALBURTY Bartlesvllle Oklahoma HERRIN S Bartlesvllle Oklahoma fa MQRTY 1' MEL LEMMoN's CARDINAL FOOD STORE 8th and Osage Phone KE 4 3321 Congratulauons Seruors Courtesy of M 8. W MILL 8. ELEVATOR Dealers ln FULL O PEP FEEDS BAIRD BAKERY Bread P1es Pastry Doughnuts Cakes for Every Occas1on 416E 8th Phone KE 4 2111 Dewey DEWEY ALFALFA DEHYDRATING Dewey Oklahoma Phone KE 4 3439 CARMAN S SHOE STORE Fume Footwear Bartle sv111e Oklahorna BROWN MOTOR CO New and Used Cars 1424 W. Frank Phillips Blvd. Phone 6417 Open Evenings Bartle sville , Oklahoma JACK SHERE IMPLEMENTS New Holland - Massey-Harris Ferguson HIGHLAND PARK BOWL U 1 J Wm, if Q 3 sf S- SKIN sh 1. aww 4- 'sg H+...- 'QB- W ,lk afvnif' 1 435.- L' qw' W-,uv--av H if I x ww N4 Y W Y S 9 P6Wf'fl'Q.', 5 YZ 'iff iiikk ' . 4 5 P . . , , 0 ,. -5 ' vi5,l',1 ?'Pr:', , . 3. ' ' -- ' . ,fm ,',., X . f- -'-qgigq., , V G-5 :L-'A V f, .il .N . . .,. ,, L,,., ,nh . w Q:--W ' ' 'Y-il ff . '- fifsgff. M. . ' -1' ' H A W- ' 1 -' - '5f1i,f- fig. , ne33f5TQQQ ' J fl! f..ffT. ,, I ' ,gi .eww Q, K M'iLiiy5jf.Q V2 '43- , .. , , , '545?i'I.2'iw U' m SWANSON S KATY S SERVICE S1I1C1dI Pxoducts Goodxcar T1 es and Bdttemes I' rc nn h Frm s IifiI11bLlI'g,LI'S Sdndxx 11.111 S Chlll Ph0f1C KE 4 9102 9th and Osage 114 HZ East tl Devxeg Oklahoma LANE'S L LowERs AND GIF rs Bc llc- Lent Gunter I ane blowers for AllOccas1ons Phone KE 4 3736 -12.0 E Sth Dewey Oklahoma Best Wmshes Senmors DE SHAZO DRUG STORE Conuphnqents of J 8: S FOUNDRY Phone KE 4 3444 CONGRATL LATIOINS, SEINIORS 1939 Clflllf-ZI'Eifll1ZfAl'X'1S, Sc- F rs , 1 . Vi. 4 rx 'v' ' f ' ' 2 5 ' ff . . f - 8 1 , ,, A 9 E V f 1 ' ? J R , , X ! ,nswlf-4'9 ' Congratulauons Semor s POPKESS PHARMACY Publlshed Weekly Corner Drug Store 813 'NI Delaware Phone KE 4 3346 W THE DEWEY HERALD . - P I en ll ' A A ' 5 f t , A Aff Q ,, . , . - 1 . - , ' 4,,---ff ' A 3 4 f 4 V fd Y ,,l,Lf' . A A fQ'l,f2'i'ji gi he J' f T544i'igt1,,?f1Lf'i 3 E , . g 4'Z,,,. BENSON LUMBER co 'NDN5 66 STAUON 6th and Delaware 9th and Delaware Phone KE 4 3272 Phone KE 4 2428 Best W1shes to the Seruors OR CONCRETE PRODUCTS KE 4 2892 W N y 0141 h 19 9 ffaupl s jewelers MAYHELD s DARI Dems Wth Rg HtCff IYARFIUIEE Senior Pictures fed lnomse srumos IIN' ll lli: l5'esf Wzshee 5mm the Sewer Hines ef I 95 9 32 Phone - 100 est inth Dewe , a ma C g atulat' ns, S ' :J J 1 Dianionds 3 C GS French Fries Ice Cream in s 0 0 ee Coney' I I ENlD,0KLA. w -'-- -----if---.Cf-.Q-Q-1 ---.-.-v- mv-.Y---.-......,,,... ..,.. ... ,..., ,.,,,, , 5 Q' ,J is , q D ,,. 5' X 'B il' eff -5' Ki 154 ' R, 1 Q3 -T. 3. K' my Q EIQ L 6 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY P-4 fn 4 ,nrmvf ' ,vn- J' P ' . 0' ' .-' W - -,-2.-f-if ,411 ful ' A 1- B41 Q 'gum-5 A ' ' , l-flf ' w . 1-64 ' 'Srl Jw. f Y? .,,,-'Y . 1 'SAN Q ,gas N s 5 .
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