Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1944 volume:

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Ez. . , , 4 GUSHER, 1944 Published by Students of A DRUMRIGHT HIGH SCHOOL Drumright, Oklahoma -v V2----V -V -Am, y',w-2M- . ,pf-V --4,-af . 4 V- -vwvv r aw lg law -. N The Senior Class of 1944 grate- fully clwliczffcs this vdifimz of flze ffllkllfl' fu all of flu' .Dl'llHl7 lgllf alumni wlm lmw' .Qu brarrfly g'il'f H .tlwifr liz'c'.9 that we may comfimw to enjoy flzff ffreezlom our fore- fatlzvrs fought so hard to gain. Tlwy shall remain to us lasting symbols of frue Americfmism. WW. lQf,'l3yJW :1?5. fm., I , , I V I :i ., 5 - 1 - . :L ,- TT lgf 311' Q. - ,- 'Ln' -JJ' 1:55 I f 2EIal3f!'.:Q', sv f ' I ,IwifgsaQ5. Wi 12515 A Le, lg- Mig V'?2f'l' f - 5 l7':. fb-r :yffll 5F'T5ff f ' ?5?Q ' I j'ffQQ' 411,911 A F, x .2 ,yfzln ,Lf Q... .- V 1 ff' 'T?' ,, V , F ,,.-' wa-W Egg . 1- --mf--j y 4:51 - U v 'K - - - . . 4 gg- -, ,- g.g4L2.Z ::.,... .' ':g'.Tk -'M Y , J ff fl 1.4.-.-+v-H' 'f , X - '- I , , , A 4 ,- w w 1 45 vang, '.-A.',.' f-Ugg, ,.5..f, , ,-,- X . av W ' I t K 1 N , mu 121- -4 0-al. f -vw-fir-v--M--4 . Q- ,- J t u H V W W u 'N N 1 x W J if' l ft! Q0 I it K Especially since Pearl Harbor has the Gusher become of in- creasingly more value as a trea- sured keepsake, both for those at home and the many graduates and former students who are now stationed in all parts of the world. Congratulations to the staff of l944 for the fine job it has done in upholding the high standard set by the long series of annuals produced in previous years. -A. C. Wiemer. X To the seniors who will soon be graduated, we extend our con- gratulations and best wishes. To the students who will be back, we otter the opportunity for further growth -and development they will need to take their places in society. Many problems now face us, and others'are arising that will demand the idealism, enthusiasm and clear thinking of youth in their solution. We have faith that D. H. S. graduates will meet the test. -Frank D. Hess. WM-,eff L Y ii 3 x N K ,I ,ii MARY ELLEN SIMS Speech. English B, S. Phillips ,TL..?.,.., TWT--. - . . ...g...s.- .- -. L F.- ,,,,,n-u LJ1- 441+ 'lr -A' LOU ANN PINKSTON History B A. Central State College ' M. A. Oklahoma A. G ELLEN E. CRUTCHF l ELD English. Music B. A., B. S. Tuisa FRANCES GRISCOM Home iEconornics B. S. University EULA CAMP Enelish. Soanlsh A. B., M. A. University University University of Texas of Oklahoma M A, University M. A. Texas State h ot Arkansas F M College for Women il' ' In 'iii t be:kmT T . 1 'H ,,.m7 xi A , . :V .gli - Nail . 'l L a . , 4 A ' l. t.. 0 s ' i 1' s :jj 'lvl I - f - 'A-7:23-sig: ' . J 1 . 1- C n ,. iiiiilgifl, L w a ' 2-rw i ,V in i y q. I. Y . H y in lt, v v I A Y x , ll' Ji'-2' +L ' l ' ' OSC R I 5 , f ,ylIEWEL DIAL LLOYD KERBOW MARANA RICE V45 Hisfofyi C Vics lx Mathematics Athletics Commerce Manual A 3 Non este,-n ,. S. East Central B, S. East Texas State B, 5, Southwestern Oklahorna A and fy . Siam Rego -State College Teachers College School of Technology ' A R I . ALMA, ERIEND ANNA MARY Hocus EDITH Hess Science U Phvsical ,Library History 5 5- Oklahoma General A. B. Central State A. B. Central State A- 5 M. Teachers College Teachers College lvl. S. Universitv ,cf Oklahoma LUCILE ANDERSON Secretary. Registrar B. A. University of Oklahoma l fl 'iii 1 lu RONALD L. GERARD lnstrumental Music Oklahr-ma A. and M 1+ -Arif' I LaWonda Nugent Sports Editor Q Betty Jo Webb Advertising Editor 3, 'A - PJ Stanley Stackman Ari Efiitnr f- F- 4,-55 1? Helen Howard Co-Editor Avalon Green Editor Q- Qi.. N- Dorothy Johnson Co-Editor 1' Anna Mae. Malone Organization Editor fig ' ,im i li 5 Mary Lou Adair Organization Editor ji pm, ,,. t eg, , , i I ie fi Alice Ruth Whitlock Farron Lockwood Advertisink? Editor . XQ vi' ,il B Roy DeBoard -Kodak Editor Advertising Editor if, Q ., ty Colleen Marrs Art Editor ag ,,-it . x 'llF Ty1.,1r' ' Gloria Deeba Organization Editor I' I l . W h J, i L A '-:N Id . A , S.. Fred Adcock Advertising Editor Doris Allert f ! , , 'l .-1 4 , ,- 1 N I 3. F L lr . 'F I i x l 1 Q f 1 -,Q ,-xl. , ,i. gil . Helen Rackhold Co-Editor WW i Vivian Kelly Organization Editor in Q f' A Lois Simonton Kodak Editor QQ 1,4 -'I ' if f., K. i I Edward Shadid -as 62 45 1 Jane Hornbeck Organization Editor .1 -r -- 1 lil: ' V-1 A'-' ' Patti Gibson Kodak Editor at i 'I -56 1 - Q , Bob Brogdin Art Frlitryr Asst Rui. Manngrir Bugimagg Mangggr .i fa lf Juanita Dye Kodak Editor i ,l k .. i .. . e S -. ii N. Lois Pruitt Organization Edi 1 ,lg This, the eighth edition of the Gusher, is the result of the combined efforts of the senior class and its sponsors. Editing a yearbook not only requires cooperation with the printers and engravers but also requires the close harmony of nearly a score of fellow students. The staff has expended time and effort in the hope that the i944 Gusher will be a book that will recall many happy memories and that its value to each of us will increase as time goes on. lt is the sincere wish of the class that the' privilege of editing such a book will be extended to every senior class of this schoolg that each class will cherish that oppor- tunity. The Gusher Staff wishes to thank the members of the faculty and all of the students who have worked so diligently to make this yearbook a SUCCESS. lnvaluable to the staff in offering ideas and suggestions was Mrs. Pinkston, class. sponsor and friend. 5 V ' lr 'C ...g,3:E.,:A.,1 9 23,15 - 's ' Marguerite Gibson tor Sports Editor i ' . C f 'Ji Keg es yy 'ilsgf x 1 Bill Bullock' ' Sports Editor ., rs..,,,, , A 01' , my tttr -1, fx T Wilma Primm Oreanization Editor E., I Bill Moore Kodak Editor Betty Bateman Typist -vi 18 'iii T ixizi. .: Pe. lr Q . . 'hi ,rn-l'i, , E. I L ,Ji ' gg'-,,.'1 Leota Black Typist ll Bill Badon Sports Editor Mrs. Lou Ann Pinkston, Sponsor fit' 'Z' A at t 9 I Er! f XJ x KN gf: Betty Tinsley Typist ,. fi- A 1 4,-., 25. Marilyn Laurence Kodak' Editor A-if - if Y.,-gf: ff e.Z . ,f N Charles Culp Advertising Editor A -s EP , ' ii. i June Christian Typist '. .X---1 fe ir,-l.. isf .V pls ' gn flfgl v-Qfrtfrf'-'f ' ef! mar' . - 5.g:.g1.Sz' T55- Ruby Kuykendall Kodak Editor' .Q LLLLLE -A C ..- A A ? 5, 3 As. ' bf- ' 'Ee - . . X. Q f r .- - ,eg f R fix. OLEN BLY ' ., .73 V ihul President ' BEN,ODOM AvALoN GREEN D H - I Vice-President SeC'e'a Y BARBARA MOORE ' REBECCA MEILWAIN Cheer Leader V V Treasurer ..,r if ,Q 1 EMEMBERS: BUEDRD YOUNG MADELINE CARL ,RAY SEBRING . NDRA MAE PHILPDW Bos DDDM HELEN HOWARD RICHARD KEETON BETTY BDRRDN EDWARD SHADID GAYNELL MEQUILLEN Boa RODELAN ER ROSE ELLA REED ELNO LADD vw J- , is The Student Council of Drumright High School is composed of eighteen members. lts purpose is to serve the interests of the students and to foster a more demo- cratic spirit in the school. It has been wholeheartedly behind every worth- while task attempted by the student body. Some of the successful drives made possible with its help were: Fountain Pen Drive, March of Pennies, Red Cross Drive, Jeep Campaign, and the Victory Queen Race. One of the most successful 'student council projects this year was the building of sidewalks which was ac- complished largely by student labor. The school is very proud of the new sidewalks. A school system which seeks to enlighten rather than to enslave shall ever have the earnest support of the Student Council of Drumright High School. X Barbara Moore Yell Leader Ray Sebring President Rebecca Mcllwain Secretarv 'fi' if I- .4 '11 'fu' 1 fe' ,r' MISS EULA CAMP MRS. LOU ANN PINKSTON Sponsor J Sponsor WWZMQZW JIM BRADY Sflc 59 u ilf ll I 6 K? if v G ,QP I3 fm U1 0, ide :sf - 4-1 O . U WF . fi I A? yi? sn 'Q MARGARET HOLT GALE HORN BETTY IVERS WILBUR MAGGARD BONNIE MILLER XYYMUIIIMX WM 'fe -AJP 9- 1 lf, If WANDA WEESE TOBY MARTIN BETTY BATEMAN ELNO LADD LOIS BAILEY 45: DOROTHY MCCARTNEY BOB RODELANDER VELMA DORSEX JOHN STUBBLEFIELD PATTI GIBSON 2 ID , IT fir, . A . I ' I Y' Mis - ..f---i.1 - 1 1 Y 2- J I IYQ IW BILL BULLOCK MARGARET HOLDER ERNEST DONALDSON D I Q76 vgv-cI.. I r RY Qs' Jboos S978 0, CO 44 , V ' 5 GENE HINTON President I '?m.. ,- ,X PATTI PHILLIPS Vice-President sf- 5 u fr' .o my -I S-c 1 1 4x ., ff 4 if , 1 ,K .,, 'ff lining' ww Q , ,I I 1 ,fl i ,QW . i , J ..r '4r T'f--V. M . L Us g l , M, in if W, F I .Y V A L , 'IAA 'if , I, A AL. : . A 'bi 4 HR i fi .SecrefarysA7f1AR 7-,N reasurer E 1 STURG Pzen Leader s 'X rf: xovx K W 050290050 F-1 XR- A, 1. , , 1 H fax H in -if-S .wh ,, A , 4 A. 4 5955 .4 L1 Nl? 15,35 if X , 5 K . X .551 gee? X ,-1, Q' ' gi, f x aff' A 5: N , I -, Q i 7 4' . ., my-u:.',. an I , - , -WE .1 . W,.. ,, , MQW I ' .zelsgf ?0 ff 'L 1 , '23 A , 1 ,A fa v ff wifi ali! fx ,av , ,,' I A x ' 4 . S A BETTY LOWE ROBERT PEDEN 5 - in -5---, 11 Q.-:.ggmz,, V 1 ,y X ,, fh- I TS 1? 'NU' 'i far 1 2' Howard Rockhold, President Wilma Renfro, Secretary-Treasurer Edward Redick, Vice-President Vier Winans, Yell Leader Edith I-less, Sponsor V. A. Pleasant, Sponsor Alma Friend, Sponsor ,zi- HAROLD DORSEY DOROTHY HICKS LESTER BENTHALL NEVA BELL VIRGINIA WALL GERALD BROWER JOANN CROCKETT FRANKLIN BROWN GENE HILL LOIS HULSEY JUNIOR HESTER CHARLENE KIDD BARBARA BROWN BILLY SNOOK ' LQRENE HOLEMAN WILLIS DYER STANLEY GIBSON GENEVA DAVIS ASHLEY LOVELAND DIXIE BROWN MARY LOUISE AREND JOHN EDWARDS NAOMI LEWIS HAROLD FERGUSON ROBERT RIDENOUR VERA LOGAN SAM WHITLOCK KATHERINE SMITH FRANCES SMITH FERN BRECKENRIDGE RUTH OWEN VIRGINIA BOWERS GOLDIE CALVIN JACK SELLERS VALDA PLATTER JACK BEVINS KENNETH LOGAN VERA DAVENPORT CLAUDE MULLINS MARY SCHWARTZ DORIS HYSELL DENNIS MAXWELL ANNA LEE RUST CHARLES FISHER MILBURN MANNING JUANITA CARTWRIGHT JAMES WHISENHUNT FRANCES STOWE ETHELDA MANNING EDWARD REDICK MAUDIE BALCH BILL BLANTON GILBERT LAMBERSON ELIZABETH HAWKINS DALE HARVILL BETTY WILSON EARLINE GELUSHIA VIER WINANS NADEAN BRUCE GENE LACEY HOWARD ROCK:-401.0 Lou ELLA GIDDEON JACK COBURN PHYLLIS PERKINS RALPH BULLOCK DORIS WILSON JACK BADGER RUBY DORSEY WILMA RENFRO BILL SLATER HELEN GILMORE BOB VICKERS AUSTIN DeJARNETT BETTY LOU WOODWARD JOHNNY COLLINS JUNE WOOD FRANCES KLEIN EUGENE MITCHELL BETTY PAT BADON BILLY DAVIS BILLY SHELTON JACKIE COOK ROBERT SOUTH MARJORIE BOHANNON BETTY SUE FOSTER DONALD FRENCH JEANNE ALLARD FREDERICK FACKER DICK THOMAS KATHRYN DEEBA DALE WARLICK IMOGENE BASHAM DOROTHY DOSE HAROLD MCCANN OPAL MOSS CHARLES DANIELS Louise Lowe Ralph Fulkerson Caroline Tucker Robert Ferguson Ray Purcell Aileen Rodelander James Warren Rogene Rodelander Betty Lou Borron Dick Alexander Kenneth Frazier Donald Merkel ef is ' 1439: Y , , -JSI Marana Rice, Sponsor J Q79 if Anna Pavloff, Sponsor 1 f 9'X,'5f. . l Jewell Dial, Sponsor if '. .L f ,A 4 51 I -5' I' ,S - ---e 5 90 x.L5 Wallace Johnson, President Bob Riley, Vice-President Charles Smith, Secretary-Treasurer Earl Stump, Yell Leader MARVIN BROWN HELEN MAE BYRD' E. 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KING TWYLA LAUGHLIN TUDIE CLARK BILL SHOBE GLADYS STEPHENS NORMAN BASNETT JACK DENYER COLLEEN DOUGLAS JIMMY GARNER PATSY PALMER CHIQUITA SMITH ROBERT WILBORN EVADEE TUCKER JODY RUSSELL LAWRENCE BOWSER BEVERLY CRAWFORD BUZZ BROWN MARY MIZER GWENDOLYN ROBERTS GEORGE KLEIN COETA ELLIS EDWARD STOUT I CHARLES BATES JOYCE .HINKLE KENNETH LEWIS DIANE JOHNSON IMOGENE PATRICK RANDALL CARGILL MILDRED BLOESCH CHARLES SMITH .avgr MORSE MOORE PATRICIA MARTIN EARL STUMP DOLLIE BUTLER BETTY UPTEGRAFT EUGENE MOUSER NETTIE LEE PAYNE CLOVIS HESTER SIDNEY KRAKER JONNIE LOU MCCLOUD CALVIN NEWPORT FANCHON DeJARNETT BILLY HOGGATT ETHEL LOVELAND BILLY MILLER NETTIE TRENTHAM DOROTHY JEAN SANDERS BONNIE JEAN GOODMAN ALICE LEMONS BETTY MAE SHIDELER DOROTHY JEAN EDDIINGTON DELORES WEBB ERMA LEA FRAZIER MARTIN MEADORS DOROTHY WOLLARD RANDALL MANNING GWEN LUMRY EVANELL JOHNSON KATHLEEN HARTLINE DOROTHY WILBURN LENA RUTH AREND BUFORD YOUNG ROBERTA BROWN HUBERT GOBER EDITH MARKER JERRY BRASEL BOBBY RILEY DOROTHY SALMON DONALD WARREN DICKIE DUTY BLANCHE WEBB RALPH NOLAND JERRY SEBASTIAN NORMA JEAN COLEMAN WALLACE JOHNSON EVA JO ELLIS ' BOB ODOM CHARLES INGRAM ZELLA LUE HIGH CLAUDE DYE GRACE BOUNDS 30 ROBERTA INGRAM , I BURNEY FELTON , Ex MARISUE TRUAX ff EARL CHESNUT X9 IX, 'IJ JOHN GRIFFETH BETTY JACKSON ALVIN TURNER PEGGY LOWE YVONNE STATON FRANCIS THOMPSON DORIS BURRIS BILLY FULKERSON I ALL. PEARLIE MAE MORGAN ROSEMARY HANDLEY DONNA JO FELTS DORIS WILSON PHYLLIS BOHANNON DON RAMEY LAURA FAY CH ESNUT JACKlE BECK Q Ho Dons Snmonton Charlene Kidd Dons Wllson Nuomr Lewis Dorothy Wollcrd beth Hcwkms Betty McNo1r Modelme Corl Louise Howkms J .te 1 6 Left to Right: Peg- gy M a r t i n, Goldie Calvin, Betty McNair, L o r e n e Holeman, Ruth Owens, Frances Klein, Alice Whitlock, Betty Badon, Dixie Brown, Vivian Wil- liams, Rosella Reed, B e t t y Pennington, Madeline Carl, Patti Phillips, Mary Lou Adair, A n ri a Mae Malone, Lois Pruitt, Helen Coffield. Lett to Right: Jackie Cook, Vera Logan, Reba Stroud, Betty Wells, Virginia Wall, Naomi Lewis, Gloria Deeba, Wilma P r i rn rn, LaWanda Nugent, Betty Webb, Barbara Moore, Don- na Stierwalt, Rebecca Mcllwain. 51 'fl ga H UMW oo xi Q,o l2.9NR1kn Qu 'Q Qi I NW ll S99 QF paw t, X ll R J W EDWARD SHADID ELVAMAE RUSSELL President Vice-President JOAN GILLIAM . RAY DeBOARD Secretary-Treasurer program Chairman N -- QQ! use--r asm:-no ' vm- laws in - js l l 9 L 4 .ff iii l ,E l l l ll .e 1 , 1. T 'I . ,X f Q an :i ' 4 l l s 1 E 1 z 1 ,l Row One: Ted Packer, Elvamae Russell, Joan Gilliam, Helen Rockhold, Patsy Palmer, Virginia Wall, Betty Elliott, Jeanne Allard, Dorothy Dose, Georgia DeBoard, Betty Semler, Ella Jane Montgomery. Row Two: Robert Blackstock, Sponsor, Miss Friend, Edward Shadid, Johnny Collins, Doris Allert, Barbara Moore, Rebecca Mcllwain, Lois Pruitt, Erma Jean Stracener, Helen Coffield, Esther Gerard, Sponsor, Miss Pavloff. Row Three: Gene Hinton, Gilbert Lamberson, Ivan Hull, Anna Mae Malone, Benny Nash, Betty McCormick, Elias Joseph, Edward Stout, Charles Smith, Kenneth Logan, Ray DeBoard, Ralph Bullock, Howard Rockhold. I I l 1 J AZ . Membership in the National Honor Societ ' b y is ased on scholarship, service, leadership and character. Candidates eligible for membership must have a scholarship rank in the first third of their respective classes, and must have spent at le t ' as one year in the secondary school electing such students. The group is limited to fifteen er p cent of the upper classmen, ten per cent from the Senior class and tive per cent from the Junior class. Row One: Helen Coffield, Helen Lou Rockhold No a M Ph , r oe ilpott, Gloria Deebo. . Row Two: Erma Stracener, Doris Simonton, Betty McCormick, Anno Mae Malone, Helen Howard, Dorothy Johnson, Avalon Green. r AE Row Three: Edward Shadid, Bill Butterfield, Fred Adcock, Farron Lockwood, Collee lert. n Marrs, Ben Odom, Doris M we The S fGfe H n tl-Znehnrplles ?J':10 h50clety ,S as homo QTOSCIWQQI Stuiirgort SOClety ggs Soc Offg n S of r iyihl-jzxhcfhjv gfllndefimrliqeljshlp 9 Uppe eI'Qge wh Sf have enrollmerrr Jen Der cenJCJ,3f'ihrqfed 0 6 school The D cue-fy Is :gpose of the S Tot gi scholqrshliiromofe Ifnghee Honor SO, G hi h p Omo r Sfq d Q schools Ofngkfhe Studs' ordg lohomo ms in TMS Yeo V 4 ?fZ?,IdE?unQnjf7qbi,ZQ?fefgS hdve been Q T Hugh Schggf soqety Dxckxe Duty Jo Fetts Twyto Loug Chortes Srmth Betty McCorrnm Cort Nexonder Gen Heten Lou Roc Ehos Joseph Kone Pwoton Gr d Shodxd Phebo Rodetonder Edwor xrgxnxo Bowers HeJen Howard Bob Dorothy Johnson Dons Ntert Phyths Perkxns Dons Ssmonton Phm pott Mxtdred Btoesch June Chnstxon on Coternon orc Moe ugtos Norma Je Cot y Cotteen Do Eddmngton Anno X Crow or orothy Hubert Gober Smdney Kroker Beyer y nno Moe M one Peggy Lowe BM Sho e Patsy Potmer Gtodys Stephens Jock Bodger Nodeon Bruce Betty Boternon Gtono Dee o BM Johnson Phyths Kxng Betty Lowe Dorothy Meodors Butty Buttertxetd Montyn Lourence . J J in Donno hhn 'ck I 1 n khotd V. . . N 'X . . . D . X or ' t d A ot ' b . b . . . ' I WW jelq' , '..':fjl '?- ,.4Lg,:j:.' . W N Y 5- i':.1'L'...7g.L5,a, : ,. igzi' - ,n I .,-, -1 ...yigg . qi N- fi mm.S..-J PL? il, ,gEJL:jj.q,?Y J, ,- SlS PERKINS Cast of Characters 4' llwmm Mrs. Chandler- .., ,... ..........,w....,..., C i ....,..,........ ..... E A sCoIQeenSfKtglorrs 'J l' E. Carter --,-,--,--,, , ,,,,,, ..,...,,.., .,,...,.,...... . , ,....,... ay e ring? , . ' v Marcia Chandler ,,,,,, ......, P Ofti Gibsonvd J. H A Baldwin Chandler ....a ...,.. Rely Dellgoard l . rnll 54 -FMU, Lydia LQ Salle, ....,.... , ,,,.. ....,.. . . Aaa. , ois ruitt ,A if V f Sue lSisl Perkins ,....,,. , .....a.A LaWando Nugentl 4 Count Gaston DeLong, ..... ...... Stanley Stoclcman IN 1 ' r Elvira Sniffkins. .............w ...... . MGuCl:3e MG? Twksgawm. V 6-Mg, V' let Astor ................. ,..-.... ..... G T 'rv O G i ' Jclg Schuyler ,,,,,,, ......,,.,.... B ill GOClClOrdRu Sffjge Manager Student Director Ernest Donaldson MCIFY LOU Adflil' Advertising Manager Business Manager Helen Coffield Edward 5l'1GCllCl ' Director Mary Ellen Sims i. 'E haw i AA T l ' Q 1 15 I W , S J F .-E-all. ' 4, ri-iw Mrs. Kate Pike, Mrs. Green. ...... Hattie Gaunt ...,.... Eustace Scudder ..,. . Mary Arnold. ....... Victor Elliott ...... Myra Griggs, ..... Joe Griggs, ..... Lucy .... A..o .,.. Denny Neill--- -- Louie .,.......e.,. Phil ....,.... Sylvia ...........,... Stage Manager Elvamae Russell GHOSTLY FlNGERSl' Cast of Characters Ella Jane Montgomery -----.---------------------..--.. -,-----.--.N-Betty McCormick Publicity Committee Celestine Goodman, Chairman ----u----.-----.l.-, Reba Stroud .-,--.Al,.lvan Hull ,,-.---Donna Stierwalt -John Gober ------.Betty McNair ------,----aPat Sturge ,.,. Joan Gilliam .----,Robert Blackstock -----.- Howard Garner ,.---,...-.-Benny Nash --.-.-Elvamae Russell 'l Sound Effects Martin Riley Ann Handley Howard Garner Director Mary Ellen Sims A l l l I l ' - - l l ,l ll U if r 4 I V J 1 l l MADELINE CARL 1 President l l l l l ORPHA CONLEY REBA STROUD Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Row One: Doris Simonton, Venita Curtis, Reba Stroud, Jackie Cook, Donna Merle Stierwalt, June Wood, Betty -Barron, Betty Pat Badon, Virginia Wall, Nadean Bruce, Charlene Kidd, Doris Wilson, Nora Mae Philpott. Raw Two: Ruby Dorsey, Dorothy Dose, Betty McNair, Wilma Renfro, Vera Logan, Erma Stracener, Dixie Brown, Goldie Calvin, Frances Klein, Ruth Owens. Row Three: Madeline Carl, Doris l-licks, Betty McCormick, lmogene Bashom, Ella Jane Montgomery, Esther Gerard, Orpha Conley, Ollie Ruth Beeler, Joann Crockett, Lucretia Maggard, Miss Griscom, sponsor. ,..'1di-.gA.- 1 ., ,, 2. - , ,, 21 First Row' Mr Gerard Dale Harvill Dick Alexander Kenn th L B f d Y . . , , , e ogan, u or oung, Kenneth Lewis, Charles Smith, Austin DeJarnett. Row Two: Ray Purcell, Robert South, Lawrence Bowser, George Klein Franklin Brown John Edwards Th d i 1: -1' Zi.. . -sl bzf. - . 'if w v .5-m51,.,l :YL RICHARD DIX Cadet Captain I fx ,ei X 97 EUGENE MITCHELL lst Lieutenant ir Row: Sidney Kraker, Norman Basnett, Earl Chesnut, Bill Miller, Erancis Thompsonc Bill Shobe. l 'ru -1 ' 1 ll l il Al . 'Q 4 Hi fr 1,13 ll ' 1 4 H in , 'n ' ' , 5 ' Q' , . .'-fy-J I if 5-fv ..1. ' , 'W . if: '- lx i , A. H. V v,l ' . I ,il - as fl V L - ' X .1 Lil:- f L5 Qi v - ig . S so X L . 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J 1' H - , ffkxfve- -L Qs X- X 5 f ' 'L gy My .Ffh ,V fl, Pt.13'Af?x'j -1 fViQL,,ifJa4fVf U, 'V Iv V3 -,J y MJ 'rf 'fhw ..- F 1. AVALON GREEN Commercial Award STANLEY STOCKMAN Outstanding Boy Thespian J Q amd i V mifeif ci' L,, COLLEEN MARRS Outstanding Girl Thespian uw- G' vu- An- ' gas X511 57215 Jrs 4 41 0 .Y-0 Z' 9: 1 , ' , 1 WW is-Q-if'f'ffr N z 'Bi ' . f' X , WGWXAL- ' Glfnf f ' , nh - I- V , 1 M Wx . EDWARD SHADID Honorary Science Award .... 1 if Q5 :S 1 if -.f x :C Helen Lou Rockhold Treasurer Bassoon' ARIN Dick.e Duty Cornet A Q, 3' in- ll. A Burney Felton Bass Harold Uptegraft Cornet Delores Webb . Q Mary Esther Qerard Cornet - Secretary ' 1 . Clarinet P' ia- Q Xa: ' N V i Harlan johnson f -, 'g Q K ' Cornet 23 , , ,n .r A , 4 vb . , ' ' Dorothy Dose iv f F. L I French Horn 'LS - 1 AJ' Charles Rainwater Clarinet Clarinet jerry Sebastian Clarinet One ot the oldest and most outstanding organizations on our campus is the band. lt has never tailed to pep up students and spectators at the football games, basketball games, and assemblies with its ever-stirring Pep Song and Beer Barrel Polka. We are especially proud of the band because of its part in putting over the Fourth War Loan. Students point with pride to the band and praise Director Ronald E. Gerard, who has been untiring in his efforts to serve the school and the community. Charles Ingram Kenneth Logan Clarinet Donald Brewster Clarinet Erma lean Stracener Librarian Q N Oboe :M f ,. Franklin. Brown ,X -la Clarinet -' X t 9 5 WJ' 4 J , J Q s ' i 'i i, K X Patsy Palmer Flute Betty Elliott Flute s X . ., 1 .Mu N, , 'ry .-Q, , ' Elvamae Russell . Drum Manor M1 Bass Clarinet lx . f E fn, Richard Curry r 1' A ' 'l Bass Helen Howard i Bells and Marimba Q l Martin Riley ' Snare Drurn Franchon Delarnett - 3 Cymbals R, I I X 42 john Paul Bass Drum Grady E. Y. King French Horn .u Ralph Noland French Horn Avalon Green vier Winans Captain Asst. Quartermaster Baritone Saxophone Cornet Gene Hinton Top Sergeant Trombone . ami' m Bully Frlzzell French Horn 'ff' Eugene Williams Baritone , lack Sellers Asst, Quartermaster Baritone fi., 1. E Ella jane Montgomery Bob Cowan Asst. Librarian ' 'E Trombone Flute and Piccolo l- .v. A-:'3!i '55553555-lf 'f - 1 . ' 2- 4,.i'P3.:,- -1. -:,:-:- U , ' ,',,, Roy Wilson .lfgfgygh - ,,pyiy,,,-L Q Clarinet ., 1' ' rf 1 Wfeaaa ' . - J 5,4 Gilbert Lamberson i g: A - F ' 'iggggognfj-4' C'-Nine' ,F Qs:-'-'fir .1 ii V l , xg cfgaqil A -- ,::Z'1 if' :?, ' L ,1'nx ' :.m zi .sgs .' wi, fl' AE 15555 Edward sfauf 3lgQ+igf,: sf,, t W' Clarmet i xllfx- ,-ff' , 1 - r 9. +V -Q . 4 .31 , if 0' 2 I ' I , 1. J . , il V di , s' Y , - gg - k ,, i ., L ' e ' ff . , r - - ' g, ' 41 , . l v ' ' ..- ' ' 4 ' A 7 v I ' . . , in , I Anna Nlae Malone V f-1 -' Q Q Band Queen, '43-'44 ' 2 0 i . rv' I ' R, E. Gerard ' ,' M Director , q , .l . f U. ' - J if ' . I I Q ' 4 Row One: Margaret Holt, Dorothy Hicks, Vera Jo Davenport, Dorothy Meadars, Orpha Conley, Lorene Haleman, Neva Bell. Row Two: Miss Ellen Crutchfield, Colleen Marrs, Venita Curtis, Reba Stroud Ruth Beeler, Ethelda Manning, Joan Gilliam, Helen Coffield, Barbara Moore, LaWanda Nugent. g an -uv '1- MISS ELLEN E. CRUTCHFIELD Director GIRLS' TRIO Margaret Holt Colleen Marrs Neva Bell N FRESHMAN SEXTET KATHLEEN HARTLINE JONNIE LOU MCCLOUD EVADEE TUCKER BEVERLY CRAWFORD tAccompanistl BONNIE GOODMAN EVA JO ELLIS , T , .ff A Row One: Evanell Johnson, Nettie Payne, Alice Lemons, Zella Lue High, Betty Jackson. Row Two: Blanche Webb, Evadee Tucker, Dorothy Eddington, Kathleen Hartline, Helen Byrd, Mildred Bloesch, Sally Whiteside, Eva Jo Ellis. Row Three: Gwendolyn Roberts, Dorothy Salmon, Betty Uptegraft, Colleen Douglas, Twyla Laughlin, Beverly Crawford, Gladys Stephens. Row Four: Bonnie Goodman, Jonnie Lou McCloud, Dollie Butler, Miss Crutchfield, Norma Jean Coleman, Jackie Beck, Mary Mizer. Not Pictured: Jerry Brasel. If M The D Club is on organization of boys who have lettered in one major sport. The purpose of the club is to promote a better attitude between the boys and their coach. lt also encourages citizenship and sportsmanship and promotes the field of sports in Drumright High School. ti' W Row One: Robert Taylor, Edward Redick, Johnny Collins, Jim Shideler, Pat Sturge, Forron Lockwood. Row Two: Howard Garner, John Turner, lvan Hull, Ofen Bly, Fred Adcock. , Row Three: Bill Badon, Martin Riley, Ernest Donaldzon, Hayden Gibson, Robert Blcickstock, W, L. Burnett, Gene Hinton. Q -an 2'J'A .mYzAiig.LX::2 lads-, J- f iam .- i- 4. i nm . un. asm ami ewes P-N i, I ,, W, ', . IZ ' - . WZ? The National Athletic Scholarship Society is an organization for high school athletes who hovefgrades equal to or above the average of the school. The average of this school is C. To become a member, a student must have lettered in a major sport. Row One: Edward Redick, Johnny Collins, Pat Sturge, Olen Bly, Farron Lockwood. Row Two: Howard Garner, .lohn Turner, lvan Hull, Gene Hinton, Fred Adcock. a,-.,,::- ti-sn Z,-iw -4- gre.,-aegwng-te' :'-1Fw-,.,.-',-m1- -r H - fu il Y v- 1-iv wilt.: 25,5 ,,g1ng2,,J, GLA! L9 V , ,aw 6 JI 'V' I p41J,i-fy 'xx 3' -, bf Q ,f ,P ,QQ ' -. A,.. A -r ' uh ,ig SE, x. K X35 Gly Roy Sebring, 1 ,-6 Robert Taylor, End ff 57,1 Tackle 'Glam 'X vu,-vb' 5 1 ' f Q , 1 y '- I ' . - -L JV k. l' 'f :fix J.. N aff! 'N M, 38 Robevwl: Blacks oclc Huslcm De Tavnelclr Z- Eclwav-cl Re cck B la Pl-xzlell :folxnn Co lllns Date September I7 September 24 October l October 8 October I5 Row One Row Two wood Ray Sebrxng Evnee 'DovxolA5on 'S' Te W' pa U f-lwnl 'SL wee Caanln Lt B Ke-.335 allen SCORE Opponent They e Chandler Pownee Cleveland Stnllwater Hommy 6 October 22 Stroud October 29 Bristow November 5 Yale November ll Ollton November 25 Cushing Austln DeJarnett Jack Coburn Ralph Bullock Howard Rockhold James Warren Ball Blanton Olen Bly Kenneth Logan Johnny Collins Mort Durbin Martin Riley Edward Redick Farron Lock Row Three Gene Hmton Roy Scrnbner Jnm Shldeler Coach L C Kerbow John Turner Pat Sturge Robert Taylor Rlchord Keeton Dr Fmley Elllott Ernest Donaldson Elvamae Russell W L Burnett Bob Frlzzell Fred Adcock Bull Bullock N' . Y l , A , ff , 3, H 'V ' ,T . N M l , lfffflilflfi' ' fee.. z f T, - T 1 T .1 F Az . ' tl: ll I . L ff ' V V 53 'ig fig ,B r 1 5 -,gg 5 X tt, .A 5 to 1 C p l c T c - A . f O. 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Xx W NS iw J' Bullock Qdq Sebrlflq Rxckaglgeetonemib E N i .7 iw- Hisham-J Keel: on - G-uavcl John 'Tuv-new Pav-wav-A All Cimav-von 'ValleL1 if I' 1-- AN Cimarron 'ifakle Jim rn Sfnlclelev' GUCPA ronii:iL-luiuuelmlin. al1'!ElJ:.Tiilll25l1l!ilIi1'JTl'YE I4 21+ 2.5 21 '52, iq Z8 b 22. 36 DSC- Gvjilwle Jon. Z8 Pawnee, 'DEC-fl I Yale, Pe .I Oillzon Dec. 2.1 QXeveKand P6214-. Qvfnslrow 23 234, Dec:.51 G-uilnde. Pe b. 8 Yake. 25 45 Jon- 4' 3+,muA Feb. xo O'.Lh,n I3 J'cn.15 Slnllwaler pGb.lO Fawnee, Z2 28 J-On. ll Br'nsi'ovv Feb. I5 S'h'lXwaTe.r IC! B0 Ton. 14 Ollizon Feb. V1 Gus!-im 25 .sq Jon. I8 Quskinq Feb. 22 Pownal 8 B3 Jd n. 2.1 Cdevelanel Fe E124 Shawnee, 20 721 IJGD. 5 Sl'.rou.cl NGYGH5 Pdnlclwela 5 Q3 . Ivan HUM- Fowwaw C oacsn Llouia ICEWFLJOW Rolvev-'k'ToL1l0 Cen e BA! Cnmavw-on 'Valle AH Ska-Ee Guawal. bl , Hhulden Gibson- Guard XAI.L.BU1'he'L't- G-gay-A MGWE ln TQKXQLX- Fovwav-fl .L L Tom es evl-Cewnlew Howavcl GaffD2'tTf19.'sWovkd ., 1 12... . -C-,-.i..,,!g-,1,,Q,-S:-wa-aaa Y'-,sis-4144:- , - LN - , Y--. --1-f- An-na Pav lo-FF C oaclw . 1 VIV4 - '-!- .fl Vnvq mia, Cdvnd lFov- word. Mg Gulllgn fi Qrucircl .+ ,v -A X, W , 5, ,EI . :w ?iL.a'XJoncla1XIuc1en'l: P01-uJcv'cl L V 'q J. .y 'X 547 '.! LH o uise How l4lnS Guan-A 'w , Mdv 6 ali 't Firm article! 6 LONS gum on-l: on E' ovwaw-A. Maw? uewfrk e G1 io 5 on, Fav-wewd Cdplzcxln.. ,v . 'T Z J 5 YW 5 -J - 4 Q Q L. Dons Simonjco Q-ruav-A. ne G Gum'-A OO TTTGYI I 11 I-?X2'LHL'UUe5'i, sa 3 il ,L dna own eck Guo vel 3 1, el W I' I 5. I I1 I ll I 14 il First Row: Louise Hawkins, Opal Moss, Doris Simanton, Gaynell McQuillen, Margreat Hoggatt, Celestine Goodman, Marguerite Gibson, Lois Simonton, Jane Hvornbeck, Ella Jane Montgomery, LaWanda Nugent, Betty El- liott, Virginia Caranhan. Row Two: Alice Lemons, Gladys Stephens, Phyllis Bahannon, Dorothy Wilburn, Joyce Hinkle, Erma Lee Fra- zier, Gwen Lumry, Laura Faye, Chesnut, Edith Marker, Bonnie Jean Goodman, Grace Bounds, Fanchon DeJarnett, pea Row l: Gwen Lumry, Bonnie Jean Goodman, Dorothy Wilburn, Grace Bounds, Coeta Ellis, Betty Katherine Elliott, Fanchon DeJarnett, Laura Fay Chesnut, Alice Lemons, Erma Lea Frazier, Edith Marker, Gladys Stephens, Joyce Hinkle, Phyllis Boharinon. Coeta Ellis. B 12 A-55'-71: 'Q 5555 N IQ , -IM--- -M e'--J 51- 'ww Through corrective exercises personal hygiene and rules of living, our physical education classes are training the girls of today to be the leaders of tomorrow. ' Row One: Barbara Moore, Lena Ruth Arend, Coeta Ellis, Diane Johnson, Chiquito Smith, Maudie Balch, Betty Elliott, Franchon DeJarnett, Juanita Brady, Nettie Lee Payne, Patsy Palmer. Row Two: Peggy Lowe, Nadean Bruce, Laura Chesnut, Dorothy Wollard, Doris Hysell, Aileen- Rodelander, Wanda Cargill, Louise Payne, Mildred Chance, Loletto Lewis, Doris Stanley, Marie Wilson, Grace Bounds, Dorothy Wilburn, Gladys Stephens. Row Three: Marguerite Gibson, Vera Jo Davenport, Betty Covington, Norma Redding, Morisue Truax, Erma Lea Frazier, Lois Simonton, Rosemary Handley, Virginia Carnahan, Ella Jane Montgomery, Ann Handley, Gwen Lumry, Frances Klein, Ruth Owen, Margreat Hoggatt, Betty Bateman, Joyce Hinkel, Miss Pavlott. f' ' -1'-I '-' :fi,Ii1', ff-5, of-'-':': Tiff ,1-3::'g If .-- mega f ,V 1 V 'G ' , . ' . . 1' 1, jg n . warg.. f- 4.:'u,-f--:- ' , r ' -,V '- . - ' N i f , -I . 1 ,.,r VM-1, J'-r,.,, -A-, ., -ss. - . - - - ' 1 V .- .. ':K,,...l, I V .- L.,-.,, 4, 1 , N --ws. ', , . 'V' K, . ,, , 'l L ., 4 '- ws.. .. , i 1 P' .- 'LtfL r- 1.--Cin -vt-. g 'o ft- - - , r ....,- - : , m - -- , . e 41514-J - -+- ,yr 'X A '-., . . 4 , , ' 1,5-:.' ' '. ' A' , - 1 ' ' 4 . VV? 5 fri!! Date December l 7 December 21 SCORE Opponent ,-,,,,,-. -------Yale Cleveland --- ....... -- -- January 4 ,,,. -- ...... ....... S troud ..... - ..... . January I4 ..... ....... O ilton ......... January 21 ,,,,, ....... C leveland --- January 25 ,,,,, ....... S l'rOuCl ---.-- January 28 ..... ....... P Gwrlee .... February 22 ....... Pawnee They We 8 34 23 I9 2 27 I 9 34 20 9 8 28 22 1 3 13 IO Row One: Wallace Johnston, Randall Cargill, Jody Rus- sell, Charles Smith, Donald Warren. Row Two: Charles Ingram, Claude Dye, Earl Stump, Bob Riley, Bill Fulkerson. W F ',Y.:y,:.T Mir., ,V 4 15. . ,age gi r-'-- ., L' ef ,,,. L-, 'A' A .LJ .L W Q , .QQ ,. r -V f,j3f',i-:l':2,?v,, wfzg'-Eg L 3 .V J , ii' pw Y Q , . in Neff,-. ,,, F- .-,- X . , , rw. 1 --.en an-'fre-1 , . ., vi,-.YJ-.1l? .,,.,:,Y-'PQQ V 4 q- ,, It iw , '. ,IL-V' ,tv in . X. .v,V,5:.,. Q-age 213- r an- L Q 94 CAPTIONS Charles Culp-lt doesn't take him all day to catch on-not much! Juanita Dye-l'm short but a very cute kid. Fern Bookout-Unseltish and lovable. Stanley Crowder-Years in school are like years in the jug. Bob Cowan-Gasoline Books-What are they to me? Bill Butterfield-Me and the Navy are two of a kind. . Bill Bullock-Books? What are they? Marguerite Gibson-Vim, vigor and vitality don't affect me. Jack Bruce-Looks like l'll never learn! Anna Collyar-Fewer words were never spoken. Margreat Hoggatt-The more words the. bet- ter. A Olen Bly-Tall, dark and handsome, but defi- nitely. George Bloesch-Seen, but not heard. Wanda Rogers-Working woman. Jimmy Brady--First line of defense. Gloria Deeba-Brains and beauty-who could ask for more? Ray Felts--Should l say Senator? Dick Webb--School? lt's a snap. Jimmy Gerard- From the halls of Monte- zuma to the shores of TripoIi. Margaret Holder- But, Miss Camp, do we have to take a test today? Dorothy McCartney-Not very talkative, but l'm understanding. Velma Dorsey-Oh, Tommy is a close rela- tive, chums l l l l Margaret Holt-Her only competition is Kate Smith. Helen Coffieldf-Refreshing as a spring rain. Bruce Fine-Me study? Don't talk like a man on dope! J. D. Holeman-l'm just a plain old soda- ' 9 jerk. Betty Bateman-l'll take the three r's read- ing, 'ritin and romance. Bill Morris-Me and my car, we go places. Jane Hornbeck-Married life agrees with her. Ben Odom-King of Charm. Johnny Stubblefield-Eat, drink, and make merry for 'tomorrow l'll be drafted. Rosella Reed-Irresistible you. Leland Petty-Oh, the life of a married man. Jimmy Shideler-Answer to a maiden's pray- er. Wilmf: Primm-Guess what! l've got another sau or. Betty lvers-l miss school once in awhile, but that's nothing. Stanley Stockman-Whoa there-Je Parle Francaise, Ausii! Dorothy Johnson-D. H. S. quiz kid. Lois Pruitt-A smiling face will get you things. Everett Shelton-A typing whiz???? Gerald Kerns-lt's wonderful to be dumb. Helen Rockhold-Oh, Johnny! Oh, Johnny! LaWanda Nugent-The success of the Senior play. Harlan Johnson-lf only A. G M. weren't so far away. Jack Stephens-Page the Student Council. Barbara Moore - Blonde, beautiful - Oh, bliss. Harold V. Jones-God's gift to Betty. Gale Horn--My little buckaroo. Vivian Williams-Ticket, please! Bob Frizzell-Taking care of Uncle Sam's Navy. CAPTIONS Fred Adcock-Hercules, Orson Welles, and me. Vivian Kelly-l am radical, but so is John L. Richard Keeton-Clcrk Gable is handsome, but So Am I. Helen Howard-Music-that's my dish. Bill Wilson-Comin' in on a rim and a spare. Rebecca Mcllwain-Simplicity is the soul's best knowledge. Marilyn Laurence--Poised and serene, she'll make the grade. Bill Goddard- Why don't you do right? Farron Lockwood-Little curly head. Ray Sebring-Humor is his keynote, and we love it. Patti' Gibson- May l drive you home- kids? Mary Lou Adair-Do I need to go to the movies to see Robert Taylor? Avalon Green-Brains and personality make a swell team. Ernest Donaldson-l'm drifting-lPeriodl Ray DeBoard- lt all comes back to me now. Elno Ladd-He howls on Saturday nite. VVolfl Wolf! Betty Tinsley-Still water runs deep. Betty Jo Webb-Dynamite comes in small packages. John Turner---Seemingly bashful, but- WOW! Jack Talley-A Little Bit Independent. Bill Badon-At heart, just a ladies' man. Doris Allert-All -this and Heaven, too. Colleen Marrs-The human humming bird. Louise Payne- Take me back to my boots and saddle. Bob Brogdin- He's in the Army now. Maudie Mae Tucker-I sez to her, l sez. Lois Simonton-They're either too young or too old. Bill Moore-Gildersleeve-the second. Toby Martin-The model-A rides again. Alice Ruth ,Whitlock-Give me a few days ' and l'll accomplish anything. VVanda Bischoff-Holding down A. and M. till the next guy comes along to take over. Bob Rodelander-If l'm not a success-what then? Robert Taylor- My name is Robert Taylor, but l ain't photogenic. Louise l-lawkins-A girl the basketball team hates to lose. June Christian-Home, school, and Cushing -that's my daily routine. Edward Shadid-My brains and l will go places. Leota Black-Quietness leads to fame and fortune. Lois Bailey-Mum! is the word. Ruby Kuykendall-Oh, that B-rewster Boy! Roy Priddy-Cushing, here I come! Orville Linduff-There's nothing so beautiful cs a day in May-Graduation. Lela Peelman-Food around the corner. Betty Pennington--He's my guy! Wilbur, Maggard-He flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Raymond Hulsey- The Dreamer. Bonnie Miller-Too sweet to be forgotten. l Anna Mae Malone-- Put your arms around me, Honey. Melvin Cartwright-lf 'it's statistics you want l've got 'em. Pheba Kane-An ideal student. LeRoy Petty-Leave himlalone and he'll come home. WILL We. the Seniors of '44, being of sound mind and body, do solemnly bequeath 'these various talents and prized pos- sessions to the less-scholastically-advanced unfortunates of Drumright High. Firstly, Doris Allert sorrowfully leaves her executive position in the F. H. O. to Nathalie High: and Fred Adcock, equally sorrowful, leaves part of his fatal charm to Gene Hinton. For the future glory of the Drumright gridiron, Farron Lockwood wills his little but mighty football play- ing to Edward Redick. Don't crowd, Seniors, you'll have your chance. What's this? Ruby Kuykendall wills her pert cuteness to Erma Stracener? The Petty Brothers, LeRoy' and Leland, will their itch-to-get-hitched to the Riley Brot ers, Bobby and Martin. Well, it's an idea. To Iames Settles, Ray Sebring wills his trusty pipe for use in between class interludes. Mary Lou Adair leaves her spur-of-the-moment speeches in speech class to Doris Simonton, Bill Bullock insists emphatically on willing a whole bag of iokes, funny and otherwise, to Pat Sturge. Marilyn Laurence bequeaths her poised manners to ,lerry Sebastian. Stanley Stockman wills his outstanding success as sales- man of candy bars at football games to Robert Blackstock. Harlan johnson bequeaths his ''carry-the-torch-for-one-girl heart to Bill Slater, who's notoriously fickle. To Richard Dix, lohn Turner wills his bashful blush. Since Richard Keeton has an extra amount of per- sonality-plus and magnetic charm, he leaves'a generous por- tion of it to lack Denyer. Charles Culp, likewise unselfish, wills his regular school attendance record to any other schol- astically-minded genius. Helen Lou Rockhold leaves the one- and-only johnny Collins to Patsy Palmer. Robert Taylor wills his position as number ONE on the Heart-throb Parade to his close second, Roy Scribner. jack Bruce and Raymond Hul- sey will their quiet manners to Ted Moore and lvan Hull, who, according to Mrs. Pinkston, need them badly. Colleen Marrs bequeaths her vocal prowess to loan Gilliam, who like- wise has never had a lesson in her life. Betty Pennington and lim Shideler leave their till-death-do-us-part friend- ship to Elvamae Russell and Dub Burnett. To Frances Stowe, Patti Gibson wills Martin -Riley and her green Chevrolet. Wanda Bischoff wills her musical ability and the title of Miss B to Dollie Butler. Bob Rodelander leaves that triumphant look on Report Card Day la red-letter day in our livesi to Hayden Gibson. Barbara Moore lapplausei wills her blonde hair, dancing ability and boy friends to Celestine Goodman. Betty Bateman wills her undying devo- tion for Miss Camp to Betty McNair. Becky Mcllwain and Helen Coffield leave priorities on all the banana splits and cherry cokes at Burney's to E. Y. King and Dorothy Sal- mon. Gerald Kerns. Stanley Crowder, and Ernest Donaldson leave their corny wit and out-dated lines to Lloyd Brewster, Howard Garner and Howard Rockhold. Watch out girls!! Olen Bly bequeaths his collar-ad handsomeness and Student Council President position to Benny Nash. Lois Pruitt and Betty Tinsley will their red hair to Vera Logan and Wilma Renfro. Rose Ella Reed and Margarte Holt leave their hour-glass figgers and accompanying wardrobes to any, lust any, girl who can honestly claim the honor. .Anna Mae Ma- lone wills her irresistible chuckle to Patti Phillips. LaWanda Nugent refuses to will her engagement ring, but she leaves a reasonable facsimile of it to Donna Merle Stierwalf. Pheba Kane leaves her dignified, sweet disposition to Gaynell Mc- Quillen. Maudie Tucker wills hier pearly teeth and dazzling smile to Mrs. Hogue so she can break it to you gently when she kicks you out of the library. To any undernourished freshman girls, Betty Webb, Lela Peelman and Wilma Primm will their extra inches in all three dimensions. Bill Badon wills his secret and carefully-guarded formula for class napping to Vier Winans. Leota Black and Wanda Rogers, Speed Demons, lnc., leave their typing ability to Venita Curtis and Ruby Dorsey. Gloria Deeba leaves a friendly warning to all--Unquote. Vivian Williams and Betty lvers will their becoming height to june Woods and lerry Brasel. Lois Simonton, Marguerite Gibson, Margreat Hoggatt and Louise Hawkins, all well-known basketball fiends, will their ability in this game to Ella lane Montgomery, Anna Lou Hinds, Sybil Coburn and Betty Lou Lawson. Bill Butterfield leaves a stunned look and a weird chant that sounds like' l'm really graduating to future graduates who'll find themselves in that position and your guess is as good as mine-Mr. Wiemers. Ray DcBoard wills his ability to grow manly mustaches to the Wallace lohnsons. Bruce Fine and Bill Wilson leave a whole stack of well-thumbed Reader's Digests to Red Hill and lack Sellers. Orville Linduff leaves his carefree per- sonality and bottom-floor locker to Donald French. George Bloesch and Melvin Cartwright will a few precious ration stamps to anyone who needs them-don't rush, Imogene Bas- ham. Avalon Green wills her nerve-wracking position as Gusher Editor to Betty Covington. lTough break, old girl.l Everett Shelton wills his studious attitude in P. D. to Gene Dyer. lane Hornbeck wills her love for one G. I. Guy to Peggy Martin and Betty Lowe. lack Talley and Elno Ladd express deepest regrets that they have nothing to leave except their brilliant minds. iSome- one tell them they can't get deferred that way.l Dorothy McCartney wills her long trek to D. H. S, through the sur- rounding wilderness to Opal Moss. Helen Howard bequeaths her popular performances on assembly programs to Maudie Balch. lThat makes you eligible for a football star, Maudie.l Vivian Kelly wills her ability to make teachers contemplate suicide or ask for a raise to Mary Esther Gerard. johnny Stubblefield wills a handful of absence slips and library per- mits lall excellent forgeriesl ot the courageous, long-suffering study hall students-Egad! Louise Payne leaves her guitar and singing voice to Betty Shideler. Bill Morris, Gale Horn and lack Stevens, the gay birds, bequeath their downright devilishness to one un- happy victim. A. W. Coffield. TAIME OUT!!! Catch your breath and continue at your own risk. Margaret Holder wills a 'one-ounce bottle of lf-This- Don't-Work-Try-a-Club perfume to Betty Wells. Dorothy johnson and Anna Collyar will their iob as bookkeepers to Georgia DeBoard and Betty Pat Badon. Bill Goddard leaves three pairs of shoulder pads, guaranteed to make you look like a Greek god, to john Gober. Lois Bailey and Fern Book- out will their discreet manners to Marie Wilson and Orpha Conley. Bob Cowan bequeaths his bring-'em-back-alive abil- ity, after he has just bowled them over with his trombone, to joe Bill Kotthoff and his tuba. MURDER!!! Alice Ruth Whitlock leaves the distinction of being the mayor's daughter to leanne Allard. Edward Shadid wills his ability to concoct amazing solutions in the chemistry lab to Elias joseph, 1. D. Holeman and Roy Priddy will their out- of-town interests in Cushing and California to Dick Facker. To Lucretia Maggard, june Christian wills her Man-Friday position with Miss Rice. luanita Dye leaves her positon as housekeeper of the Gusher room to Phyllis King. Velma Dorsey iust can't make up her mind as to whom :he will leave lack Coburn. lt's 'eeny, meeny, miney, moe' between Edith Marker and Betty McCormick. Bonnie Miller wills her ever- ready smile to Marjorie Bohannon. All the Senior G. l.'s-Bob Brogdin, Bob Frizzell, Ben Odom, Bill Moore, jimmy Brady, Wilbur Maggard, Harold V. lones-leave their draft numbers and patriotic fervor to the other reluctant I8-year-old nephews of Uncle Sam. lnci- dently, Best Wishes to you, boys. And in conclusion, to Mr. Wiemer and the whole teach- ing staff we leave our sincerest thanks and reluctant fare- wells. We want each of you to know that we really appre- ciate your dogged determination to teach us a little book- larning and we also want you to know that no one holds you responsible for your failure in that impossible task. We're off to carry our letters to Garcia. Greetings to the Seniors of '44-45'-and, we'll be seeing you. sEi?ii8iE 5f Uilif U NAME A Mary Lou Adair Fred Adcock . .... . Doris Allert ...... Bill Badon ..... ..,., George Bloesch ..... Lois Bailey Olen Bly ................. Betty Bateman ...,. Bob Brogdin ......... Wanda Bischoff lack Bruce . ,,.. A... . Leota Black ........ Fern Bookout ..,... june Christian ..., Bill Bullock ........... Helen Coffield ..... Anna Collyar ......... Bill Butterfield ..,,. Melvin Cartwright Gloria Deeba ...... PRCDPHECY NICKNAME ......Unrevealed . ......Honey ......Brenda ......Curley .. ......Batty ......Mystery ......jeanie ......Groggy ......Mlss B. ......Bruce ......Lotie ......Polly ......johnny Bull ......... . .... .Tootsey ......Ann . ..... Genius .. Cartie .... jerry ...,..... .Veronica ...... Velma Dorsey .... ....,. Pee Wee Bob Cowan A ,,,,,A,,, ....,, C Owhahd ..- Stanley Crowder ...... Glamour-boy juanita Dye ........... ...... I uari ..,. ------- Charles Culp ...... . ..... ..... . Chill A.-- -'-v-- - Patti Gibson .............,. ...... S allot ,... Marguerite Gibson .Glb ....v...... Raymond DeBoard ..... ...... D ePlar1k Avalon Green .,.......... ..,.., Louise Hawkins ...... .. .... . Ernest Donaldson .... ...... E rnie .....f..- Bruce Fine . .......... .. ...v,. B ......-.. Bob Frizzell .............. ...... F uzzy .... Margreat Hoggatt .... ...... M aggle .r... Margaret Holt ....... Bill Goddard ....,... lane Hornbeck .... j. D. Holeman .... Helen Howard .... Betty Ivers ....,... Margo .. .......Dude ......janie Holy ......Kitten ......Bege Uppie ........., r --VA 1 AMBITION Nurse ........., Doctor . .............. .. Actress . .,.......... ...... . Goal Tender .v............. ..... .-v.- Farmer or preacher.. Social worker ........,...v............ .... Publisher of Police Gazette .............. To have red hair ........v............ .v.... ......Lt. Colonel Musician ............. Deacon .,,....,... Stenogra pher .... P. D. teacher .... Stenogra pher ,...... Preacher ......,... To be beautiful. ..... Nurse ....,................. Telegrapher ,.v............ Welder . ...... .................... - -e Temperance worker Housewife .........r.......A---.------ Tommy Dorsey's double ..,... .. Lady killer ,,...., .................. .... Aircraft worker .......,...... Orchestra leader ..., Dental assistant ...... Nurse ................... Engineer ............vr. Fashion designer FINAL FATE Coach's wife President of United Mine Workers Mrs. Frank Sinatra Traveling Salesman Farmer Noted flirt Hotel keeper Prematurely gray Pfc. Dean of Women Publisher of Esquire Missionary Gun moll Military secret Bartender Waitress Nurse Expressman Radio Announcer District Attorney Indian squaw Ladies' man Bachelor WAC ' Night watchman Chimney sweeper Opera singer Cartoon artist lack Benny's employee Actress ............ Spy Engineer .,....,..... ....... W ite beater Clerk ...,,..,,................. ....... S peech teacher Navy hero ................... ------ N avy l'lel'Q Girls' gym teacher ......Choir singer To be kissed .............. ...... F armer's wife Salesman .....,......,.. ??????? ........,,, Millionaire ......Muslclan . ..... Nurse .... . i.... .......,. . . .....,Street cleaner .......Mrs. Leland Hornbeck ......Bus driver ......Follies of '49 ......Glamazon Teacher in deaf-and-dumb-school I H .A...- v w d ,-- ,,,.,, T in. horn gambler ,...., ...,.. A n old cowhand ggyinonZrnHulsey -...-, --AQIU 5 issy .-,, ...... L adles' boy . ..,..,............ ...... B uck, private Harlan Iohnson Buster N . ...., Harry james' second .,., .. ...... ArCl'1I'leCl' gamld V ,ones ' ' jonesy ,,.,- .... . .To stay alive .............,. ...... H ospital manager Richard lfeeton :::ffDickie .--------- '- MU5Cle'b0Und --A-------A- ------ S Woof' Groomer Gerald Kerns ........,... ,..... N BDOIGBF1 - ' To V'-'le the World -'---- ----- G 'golo . Dorothy johnson . --. ---..- D offie A ,,,w,, Y ----- Bookkeeper . ..,....... lVl.0l'6l0 builder Pheba Kane ........... ...... G uess ...--,- ------ N '-V59 -------'-- ------ D !V0'C'?e Ei,-.0 Ladd ,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,4,,, H ellno! -----4 ggrjrrie.r lg ---------- V ----- CIW Sllfikef ' - ' ,-,, ----Y- a er er ..... ..,. . . Still? l'2ZliLuff,,:1t::ii... Qiiiiikllifyy ...... ---- Q -chemlsf ...... ....... I nvenfof of whrfe Coal Dusf Fa rron Lockwood .... ..... .Cotton .. Wilbur Maggard l..... ...... M BEEQIE ----- Ruby Kuykendall ..,... ...... K uykle -- Marilyn Laurence .... ...,.. S tlnkie .. Toby Martin ......... ..... . Fibbel' ---, Bill Moore ..,.......,.,.,. . ..... W illyam Dorothy McCartney Dot ....... - Rebecca Mcllwain ..... .. Becky Anna Mae Malone .,..... ...Fannie .. Bill Morris .......,........ .. ...Bugle Ben Odom ............. Colleen Marrs .... Bonnie Miller Leland Petty ...... .......Bud Sally ........... ..-, - -V , ..... Boney . .... .......---- ----- + ......Beetle Brain Lawyer ........ Aviator ........... Co-ed ................ V ----- Stenographer ------Tin Smith Aviator ,.... To grow ...... v ----- Housewife ..... . ..... Secretary ......... . ......Literary writer ......Chemist Singer ............. To be alone. ...... . Orator . ........... . LeRoy Petty ........... ...... 1 im ................. ------ F ether ------------- Barbara Moore ........., ...... B abs .....-.4---Y ---- C Owslrl ---'------'A4A--- LeWanda Nugent .... .... : ..Nlg --A---'---- ---- M VS- l-,Sellers ---- '- Louise Payne ..,...... ,..... l. ou Lou, .... -4---- B Iqes Singer ----- - Roy P,-5,-jdy ,,,,,,,, ,Bird Brain ..... ------ A viator .............. Bob Rodelander ..... ....... D OC ,-,-------- ------ F Qfeffef 1 --'-'-------A- Leia Peelman ......... . ..... Skeeter -..-- ------- H 'flel'S,W'd0W Betty Pennington .... ...... P enny ....... Edward Shadid .... Ray Sebring ..... Wilma Primm .... Lois Pruitt .......... Everett Shelton ...,. jimmy Shideler ..... Rose Ella Reed ....... Helen Rockhold . .... Wanda Rogers lack Stephens .......... ..... Stanley Stockman . Lois Simonton ....... ......Adle-pony . . ,... .Seeb ........... Willie ....... ......Red ......Chub ......Shide ......Rosie -H.--Peggy ......Roge .Luke ....... Stacey .. Ninny .,,. johnny sfubblefielanfi ffjjjsrub ...... Betty Tinsley ......... jack Talley ........... Maudie 'Tucker Robert Taylor ..... Betty Webb . .... .. john Turner ...,....... Alice Whitlock Bill Wilson ......... Vivian Williams ..... Margaret Holder james Brady ......... james Gerard ..... Richard Webb Ray Felts .......... Zeb ........... ......Talley ......Unknown -A -'-- Show business -M-A-Old maid None ..................................... .. ....... V---e-Mechanic W ---4 Football star Army wife ..,.. Undecided Cover girl ....,,. Delivery boy ...... Dietitian . ......... .. Nurse ..... ,.,... ........ Teacher .. ....... Dancer A . ....... . ....... . Housewife . .... ,. .... Doctor ..... ............ ...... . ....... v ................ Best ditch digger in Creek county ..... ------Secretary All-State ...... ...... F amous -athlete ..... .... ..... ......jody .,....Turner .. Boots .... ......Willie ......Kay Blondie .... . ......jimmy ., jimmy .. Dick ......... Sunshine To be big. ....................... .... . Not to be bashful ..,. 4th engagement ring ....... ...... Mechanic ..................... ...... Dancer ....................... ..... journalist . ..,................. .,.... .... . . Sailor ........... ............ ......,.................. Musician in Marines ......................... To marry Mayor's daughter... .......... . Representative from 4th district. .,.... . Draft dodger Glass blower Griscom and Kuykendall Dept. TraDeze artist Engineer Insurance salesman Riveter .. ..., Power's model Alaskan Dioneer loke- book author Rhett Butler ll Lady wrestler Potato peeler..demonstrator Husband Husband :.l.iAdvisor to Lovelorn Mrs. j. Sellers ......Mrs. E. A. Robertson Husband iuvenile delinquent Babv Snooks ll Author of 1 ,999 Ways to Please a Husband Merchant Worst ditch digger in Creek county Cleopatra Senator from Gopher Prairic College president Alcatraz keeper ::.:lArmy mother Pistol Packin' Mamma McLeIlans' employee Soda ierker- Fat man Softball player Preacher Sailor's wife Dance floor sweeper Lady cop Coach Hula dancer at Smith's Bashful Spanish teacher Lighthouse keeper Grand Old Opera Wolf hunter Husband Leader of Kiddies' Review Ditto Politician .-...A.. School Calendar SEPTEMBER Sept. 7-School starts. Sept. 8-Change in schedules. Mr. Wiemer wonders if the Seniors have learned by this time how -to arrange their classes. Sept. 9-Much confusion in the halls today-green freshles! Sept. IO-Class organization today. Senior Class Officers: Ray Sebring, president, Ben Odom, vice-presidentg Rebecca Mcllwain, secretary: Barbara Moore, yell leader. Sept. l3-Dead line for petitions for student council officers. ,Sept. l6-Student Council Election. Senior leadership-and how! Officers elected were Olen Bly, president: Ben Odom, vice-president: Aiqalon green, secretaryg Rebecca Mcllwain, treasurerg Barbara Moore, ye ea er. Sept. i7-Our first football game. Chandler vs. D. H. S. Pep assembly. D. H. S., IZ, C. H. S., O. The senior's stand really brought in the dough! Sept. 20-Blue Monday. Sept. 21-First Student Council meeting. Sept. 22-Stamp and bond sale started. Bristow has challenged us. How about it D. .H. S. students? Let's show what we can do. Sept. 24-We beat Pawnee again! What, no white paint? Made more money on the stand. The seniors go hand in hand with moneg'-making. . ept. 27-Student Council meeting. Sept. 28-just another day. Sept. 29-No chapel. Why? Sept. 30-This day went over with a bang! Ceiling fell in the old meeting place, the auditorium. OCTOBER Oct. l--We played Cleveland. Another victory for D. H. S. Oct. 4-Blue Monday again. Oct. 5-Uneventful day. 1 Oct. 6-Student Council -meeting again. Oct. 7-Bond sales continue. Oct. 8-We played Stillwater and were defeated 19-12. Too bad boys, but don't lose your spirit. Oct. ll-Teachers organized Drumright Education Association. Oct. i2-Student Council meeting, every Tuesday. Oct. I3-Chapel. Reverend Forrest G. Bailey, pastor of the First Christian Church, was our guest. Oct. l4-Hip-two-three-four-Cadet Corps on the march. Oct. iS-Gusher sales ended with greatsuccess. Hominy beat us, 6-0, there. Boys tried hard. Band marched up town at noon. 'Oct. I8-Senior class meeting. We discussed the Gusher staff. Started new sidewalks. Boys are doing swell. Oct. 19-Another Tuesday and you know what happened. Yep, Student Council had the regular meeting again. Oct. 20-Chapel. Visitors were Leon Kellogg, of the U. S. Navy, lack Clark of the U. S. Army, and Dr. Elliott Kellogg spoke of his foreign service. A report of bonds and stamps sold by the school was given by Anna Mae Malone, chairman of- the school sales. Oct. Zi--lunior class meeting-same old confusion. Oct. 22-Victory over Stroud, 37-6. That's more like our boys. Why was Mrs. Pinkston so upset this afternoon? E Oct. 25-Uneventful Monday. Ho! Hum! U Oct. 26-Student Council meeting! Assembly today. Mr. Wrinkle from the University of Oklahoma gave a very .impressive talk. - Oct. 27-Assembly this moming. The juniors gave a few skits of their play, Ghostly Fingers. Pretty good was all the Seniors had to say about it. Mrs. Lockett gave a talk on the history of the U. S. Navy. Today is also our last day of getting out of school at 2:30. Aw, Heck! Oct. 28+Had pep assembly for Bristow game. No school to- morrow. Wonderful! junior Play. NOVEMBER Nov. l-Sophomores had a class meeting today. Nov. 2-Student Council meeting first period today. Our new sidewalks are comin' along. 4. - l Nov. 3-Had an instructive assembly. The Girl Senior Service Scouts gave a demonstration on how to make surgical dressings. away, with breaking state and local school laws Resolution to do was voted on in the 'home rooms. Nov. 5-Pep assembly for the game. We beat Yale, 28-O. The boys are on the beam comes and beam again. Must be like a lightning bug-the S ! . Nov. 8-The fifeiftmen still need a little time. Nov. 9-Student Council meeting today. School is going smooth- l . Y Nov. ll-We were dismissed all afternoon for the football game at Oilton. We beat, 28-O. Yea! - Nov. I2-Mrs. Pinkston is being missed at school today. Nov. i5-Had a picture show this afternoon. Seniors started having their pictures made for the Gusher. l Nov. I6--Student Council meeting today. Sorry, but nothing else ever happens on Tuesday. . . Nov. i7-Had a program third period. We wonder why all theFteachers promote these programs. Name of program was Music s un. Nov. I8-Beautiful day. Why are so many shorthand students worried? There was a meeting of-the F. H. O. Club today. This was the pet meeting time for the 6th hour gee-o-am-a-tree class of last year. Nov. 22-Student Council meeting. Everyone is very busy with the six weeks' tests: plenty of excitement over the football game and the coming holidays. . Nov. 24-Subjects of the day: Football, tests, holidays. The homecoming assembly was well handled and went off swell, even though the number of guests was few. Since we're going to beat Cushing tomorrow, we had a big and loud pep assembly. 25--Football game with Cushing. just because the score Nov. was 6-6 doesn't mean we didn't beat them. Nov 26- OH, BOY! THANKSGIVING! Nov. '29-Four holidays, and we still hated to start back to the dear old school. We're looking forward to Christmas now. 30-Time marches on. Everybody is still trudging along work. Girls' basketball practice this afternoon. Nov. with his DECEMBER Dec. l-Assembly this morning. Speaker was Reverend Crutch- field of the Methodist Church. Dec. 9--Raining and cold. Br-rr-r. Everybody seems to en- joy it, though. , Dec. IO-The Seniors feel very good today. They are being measured for caps and gowns. Dec. 14-Student Council meeting. Tuberculin tests were given to the Seniors today. Dec. i6--Students enjoyed once again the Misner Players. Dec. l7-Outstanding point of day-- Esquire Magazine Boys played Yale. We won, 28-l9. Girls played Hallett. Another vic- tory, 33-28. Dec. 20-Very pretty in the halls of the old school was the singing of the Christmas carols by the glee club. Everyone is get- ting ready for the holidays. Dec. 21--Boy, if we could see ourselves as others see us this morning. Everybody is working after school until 9 o'clock. Sure is a lot of sleepy-looking people. Student Council meeting this morn- mg. Dec. 22-Uneventful day. Dec. 23-Hustle and bustle. Has everybody been hearing bells gnis week? We were dismissed early today, to start off the holi- ays. MERRY CHRISTMAS! JANUARY jan. 3-Everybody checked in, but the majority look as if they could use the next week to recuperate. lExample-Miss Rice's bookkeeping class.l jan. 4-Student Council meeting fourth period. Business lish class looks like the last rose of summer. Tuberculosis again today. Victorious night for our basketball teams: boys, 37-93 girls, 42-12. jan. 5-Cadet Corps presented a good assembly program. boys are doing a swell job. Goal for the next six days--to live until next semester. Jan. 6-Time marches on. Why are all the seniors so less while the juniors and sophomores are enjoying themselves? jan 7-Everyone enjoyed the snow today. Basketball game with Stillwater called off. Freshies are having their pictures made for the Gusher . 1 jan. lO-End of semester is drawing near. lt's time to heed the writin' on the wall. 1 -Uneventful day-Student Council meeting during fifth Eng- tests Those rest- jan. ll period. lan. 12-Wonder why the business English students are so busy? That class is a buzz . l jan. 13-Basketball boys went to Stillwater today. Good luck, fellows. We found' that the score was 30-20 in favor of D. H. S. Hurrah! -jan. l4-Our team beat Oilton, 36-26. We hear that the Oil- ton and Drumright girls are like two tom cats sitting on the back yard fence. How about it, Betty Pennington? jan. I7-A native of India gave a very interesting talk about his country. Everyone enjoyed it, especially Betty Bateman in that snazzy costume from india. Today started the second semester. jan. 18-Our boys played Cushing tonight. We beat them so badly that they went home with their ears knocked down-score, 22-13. School Calendar lan. l9-Assembly program today consisted of a report of the bond sales, number by the band, tap dancing, and talks by Mr. Hess and Mr. Gerard. , . Jan. 20-lt is really too pretty to stay inside for school today, but school seems to be running along nicely. jan. 2l-Say, who turned on all the sunshine? Another beau- tiful da . Our boys and girls beat Cleveland. Score for boys, 22-133 girls, 32-7. Our freshmen boys lost. V n t jan. 24--Wouldn't it be nice to know what girls knitted their boy friends a pair of socks for football and basketball? This will be a case for someone. jan. 25-Another time-Student Council meeting today! Boys played Stroud. Miss Pavloff said, Our boys made- Stroud look like hamburger meat. No wonder, the score was 62-37. jan. 26-Assembly today. The Cusher is the talk of the day. Gloomy weather here, but sunshine elsewhere. jan. 27- joe don't know nothin'. jan. 28-Boys beat Pawnee tonight, 32-21. We hear the Paw- nee Indians 38-l2, in a have grown since last year. Our girls beat Cleveland, practice game, though. lan. 31-A ,blue Monday-and how! Fred Adcock was kicked out of speech class. How did l know?-a little pink elephant told me! FEBRUARY Feb. l-What-started off February with a Student Council meeting? Gloomy looking day, but nice and bright within the walls of D. H. S. Mr. Wiemer seems to be having a time keeping all of the sunshine inside the building, too. Feb. Z-Time marches on, and the students of D. H. S. are marking time plenty fast, too. Feb. 3-There is a rumor that the show was full of girls to- day-senior girls? U Feb. 4-Girls went to Ripley for the tournament. Score for the first game was I7 for Mulhall and 18 for Drumright: second game, Ripley, 29: Drumright, 24. We shall see a different picture when Ripley comes here, won't we, girls? Feb. 7-Today starts another one of those things called weeks. We surely are knocking them off. Feb. 8-Student Council meeting fourth hour. junior girls played senior girls a game of basketball after school. lt seems as if the seniors had trouble getting their forwards started-guess the juniors won this time. Feb. 9-Boy Scouts presented the assembly this morning, with Bill Denyer as the highlight of the program. Feb. 10--Boys beat Cushing today. Students are laboring on toward the end of school. Feb. Feb. ll-Very cold-nothing much going on. I4-Girls were all snowballed today. There seems to be a mix-up about the Victory Queen contest. Feb. i5-Boys beat Stillwater, 29-l9, tonight. Maybe Drum- right should start a wrestling team. Good talent was shown by all during the game tonight. Nice work, boys! Feb. 16-Highlights of the day-basketball game last night and the decision of Nora Mae Philpott as Victory Queen. We hope every- one is happy. Who said, No ? Feb. We won Feb. Feb. Gusher Feb. ings this uted the Feb. ggqgveryone seemed busy today. Boys played Cushing. lB-Girls lost by l0 points to Keystone. Score was 34-24. 21-Today is a blue Monday-raining and cold. Wheel!! is half finished!!! 22-Student Council meeting. All four classes had meet- morning to select Band Queen candidates. Seniors distrib- play tickets among the members of the class. 23-Since this is test week, everyone is busy studying today-who's kiddin' who??? Feb. 24-Mothers of the basketball girls have surely helped the team a lot this year. Feb. 25-Where has everyone gone? lt must have taken a lot of students to put on the assembly at Cushing! Oh, yeah! Feb. 28--Today starts another six weeks. Maybe we'll get down to work for this six weeks-huh? Feb. 29-What again!!-Student Council meeting. The moth- ers of the basketball team really made good on the stand the last three days of the tournament. MARCH Mar. l--Assembly program was given by S. O. S. club this morning. Mar. 2-School dismissed at 1:45 o'clock today. Mar. 3-Almost everyone went to Tulsa tonight to see the boys play Daniel Webster. We lost 23-35, but we did put up a good frghfz Mar. 6-Say, when did so many girls become interested in the wrestling matches at Tulsa? Maybe they're just supporting the Baby Milk Fund. iHuh?l Mar. 7-Congratulations to Alice Ruth Whitlock -on winning Band Queen contest. Student Council meeting again. Mar. 8-Classes cut short-assembly today. . . Mar. 9-lt really sounds good to hear the band practicinglin auditorium during school hours for the Band Queen Coronation tonight. The coronation was very impressive. Mar. lO-A beautiful day! The coronation of the basketball queen, Erma Stracener, was held this afternoon. The boys almost waited too late, didn't they? We found out one thing, though- lohn Turner really isn't bashful. Mar. 13-Oh, boy, only ten more weeks of school! The sen- iors might try to back up now since the time of graduation is draw- ing so near. Mar. l4-As you've noticed, the student council meets every week-today is the day. A Mar. 15-Assembly was given by the speech class this morn- ing. Rain, rain, go away, come .again some other day! Mar. I6-Well, at least it isn't raining today: but not much the the doing. r Mar. 17-Today leaves only nine weeks of school-hurrah! Mar. 20-Good day for ducks--plenty of rain. The only buzz is the senior play. Mar. 21-lt's still raining. This is a gloomy day for our bas- ketball boys, and they have their banquet tonight. Mar. 22-The senior play skits were presented in assembly this morning, and what an added attraction!!! Whether or not Colleen Marrs was .supposed to lose her hose hasn't been decided. Mar. 23-After so'much rain, Oh, what a beautiful morn- ing would be a good theme song. Seniors are busy selling tickets to the play. The play went off with a bang. Mar. 24-Another spring day. It sounds as if the advanced grammar class is having a tough time now!!! Mar. 27-Only seven weeks of school now. If the remainder of the school days are as pretty as today, school wouldn't be so bad. Spring must be on its way when a man's fancy turns to what he's been thinking about all winter-the Army! Mar. 28-A. Snow Allen spoke. Let this be a warning to you. APRIL Apr. 3-The beginning of the last six weeks. d Apr. 4-Student Council meeting this morning. Uneventful ay. Apr. 5-We had a very short assembly this morning. Rev. Woolman spoke to us. d Apr. 6-Birch, the Magician, presented a matinee at ll o'clock to ay. ' ' Apr. 7-Speaking of windy days, we agree that this breaks the record. Drumright looks like the Sahara Desert. Apr. i0-Today is the lull after the storm. Spring must be definitely here. fApr. ll-Everybody wants to know why it snows one day and is SO degrees in the shade the next? Bookkeeping class is in hot water over the practice sets they are supposed to do. Apr. 12--Lost and Found: The Calendar. Apr. 13-The last group of the pictures was sent in today.. Lucky l3! Apr. l4-A very interesting assembly was presented by the Spanish department. Apr. 17-Absenteeism-Mr. Wiemer. The cards and announce- ments came. Apr. I8-Cards and announcements distributed. Apr. I9-A. and M. entertainers. Apr. 20-Senior aptitude test. Apr. 2l-The F. H. O. presented the assembly program which very good. .V Q Apr. 26-Assembly by the winners lwe hopel, who were in the contest at Enid. Apr. 27--Band and glee club are leaving for Enid and Tri-State Band Festival. Lots of luck, kids. Apr. 28-Band is still in Enid. Everyone is anxious to know the results. WHS MAY May I-Senior picnic. May 3-We didn't know there were so many' smart students until the awards assembly today. Congratulations, kids! May 5-Creek County Band Festival starts today at Sapulpa. May ll-- B Band Concert tonight.. . May 12-Banquet. All of the seniors are saying, and we won't be home until morning. D A U I May 18--Commencement Exercises tonight. The seniors will say their last good-bye, but who's sorry now, yeah, who's sorry now? May I9--Alumni Banquet tonight. All the old grads of D. H. S. will be on hand for a hot time in the home town tonight. We can eat, drink, and be merry tonight. We are out. o: rw f, I If II II 90191oioc:--,:9o1oQ:-..Y..,1f--1-1 ---v-- .Q il 1 ., 11 I! li !! 1 The Currell Lumber Co. I ll Q M0cIerIz Buildiazg Material ll !! !! PAINT, WALLPAPER H II U 1 AND ll ij BUILDING M TERIAL !! . 11 ' 1 ll 'yggci-A5 , II I ll Center and Drumright Phone 108 ll 11 o'onee54::e:e::z-e2:E:f.:?:T:VT::7xe:::::::2nno-.vo II Garner's Barber Shop 11 ii 113 North ohio U II E 11 5 1 - KI A , I H '2-.r..L.,.e::a.:f:egf:e1-eg:a.,geg1e:,be:::e::....g. gaiczi:::::::::-11:,.:::i:::::1:::::A.:L-fm, Q CONGRATULATIONS !! ii 2 gzclwarcld Maid? .Slap I1 419 E. Broadway Phone 584 qzqriaissiaog-:?:L?:?.:lci::::gu.:- :?ci:-gclncg' 5 if 1 PEARcg's DRUG STORE H The Rearall Store H 114 E. Broadway Phone 144 , fxioioiuio-.,1.1o-i-awaoi,-,zo2,1-..o-ai ,V 4-3 ,f i ,V 'J-, x aiu-n1::::po1oE:zxzfifinz-:1::::aq::::1:e Crescent Grocery and Market Hi Quality . . Lo Price 419 E. Broadway Phone 54 E:a.e::::1-1:2:::e::-1..-ea-1.-e-e..-e..-e.-1-1.3. -----7A---1..---141----4------of fouled:-.-V-77-7,-.--.7Y-Y--------f---- - Oklahoma Auto Supply Co. Efverythi1Ig for Yom Car 136 E. Broadway Phone 369 0:0 .1 ,., ,.,::,1,1-,,4ic1,1-1-,J1c-pcs.--...-:nextel Q gal--1L-G-.1,.,v-------..--..--1 ----1--1 I .9rma 5 SADF JoaM-04-Apoag ,sagpo-I A 1 10-A E. Broadway Phone 727 A-- --A-------1 ------7-, of :-1-oi 10:02 5019, Drulnright Gas CII. U- I , I X W , , I fn Q , AQ., . , I ' CONGRATULATIONS 0 CLASS OF '44 Maxx A 119 W. Broadway-Office Phone 120 801 E. Broadway-Warehouse Phone 275 ii ii Ii 11 ii 1 1 - ---LL --1 as --- -TY? -gal-111320 n1oi-7'-7-:f---- --1 ----4--1 -'--A-Q -..--. tain, .1 -0.1-1.1 WALK-INJ MARKET J. -' ,' ' ' ix' 1 ' B A YOUR STORE OF ECONOMY Phone 160 222 E. Broadway H M 1 1 11 n 1 II I1 1 u 1 ll 11 H 1 u u II 1 1 f-- ---------'nic-.1020 0101:--'--'-A---A'--7-'A'4r4-'- 111-1 iw 9' cflluhe Shack! A - Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes 4dLadies' Ready-to-Wear I .7 Q5 ' 'W I1 li mr ii ii ll II 11 !1 H II 11 !! II jlkgdz ' y, f '41 Phone 782 120 E. B? adwayiy in n 11 1 u o oyic 1ngoingn1o1c.1.......---.V- .--.----- i.Eeo:o O:0 -EolA---21-il--A-A-A--is mf. O W sgfafl' 1My Babiesl 7 -Hs? dn gi: rl, ., ' , ir f .li Q. ani ,J rs' cv K ' , L' 1. ji Congratulations, Seniors Phone 132 1O2V2 E. Broadway .!.22:rx2:22222123222221 U-SAVE SUPER MARKET ,V 'ilgil ,jx 1 ' A ., I 'J H 'v 'V' 'A 6' ' FOR Ql,'ALITY A N D SER VIFE Phone 22 201 E. Broadway o 1 ll !! in rr ll I1 N 1 11 ll! 11 11 I1 I1 ii H ll - o 0,0 in rr 11 U ri in ri ii in ri 1 11 I 1 1 v o 0-A-3 --- Q1--01:--en-11 ------------:nz ' , . .. ......., ..... v -. Q.. --.-..---aioic,-...,,,1,1,1.,1,,.,1,-,,1,inq E, BEST WISHES I e, -j 1 71 . 1 ' ,-,K , N in 1, .fue .. V I: I fxsvlxg N 1 ,fl ,- W orwoo A gonkcfionery SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDY AND COLD DRINKS 217 S. Penn. Phone 199 113:-1:1 1 -:.:--:-:i:-1:-is-:-2:-:-:-1:+ 9 Stump Grocery 327 E. Broadway Phone 284 T-'Y' 4 '-M - 7'7 '4'7'---Azral fzboic.--:!oEio1oi--D---'QL---Y?-fr GREETINGS FROM THE A. H. SMITH SERVICE STATION 201 W. Broadway Phone 131 1 :vgzl-c::1r::i::n1a L-::c.::ln.:ngi-.1--qu : :-e ,v, 4...-ine!-A--....--A-A--A----A------- Gzngrafufafiond .Szznioro of THE MARTIN HOSPITAL Howard B. Martin, D. O. Mable Slover Martin, R. N. Congratulations, Seniors T. I. Hughes Lumber Co. BOB BRAKEY, Manager Lumber . . Wallpaper . . Paint 401 E. Broadway Phone 206 0 .-Q..-an-gp.-yn.--Q.--1.-0 o. L .-....-.-.--.-an.-qp--.-p.-.0-----.A-no-nga CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '44 MHhr Loan and Insurance Company , J. ., , . l , 15 at E hi , . R .X f, f' i .F . I-1,5 ' ,gi-, A Q1 .5 k:l 'i'. ,f e - Nl' 332 E. Broadway Phone '79 n1ni0lni '11 in :.n :A 1 1u1c1:1:1:i:::i:o:o 111101111 -g 1 .:...........ruw.,.o.- 1i,..u.,i, BEST wlsi-IES, SENIORS OF 1944 McLELLAN'S , .. , X A A A .1 . '. -., - I - . . Ly -1- if 1 i.-f .. w W4 M. X: --.-.11 15-. 1.11111 11 1:1111:13111,.:. go..-Q 1... ,:, 0:--1oaa:1:1oi:1ci:1:i:i:::::11iai:i:1..- NU-WAY GRUCERY ii li ir ir il il il ll Ii i gi gi gi I 1 H . ' '-'A ff, 1,5551 if'fifQ 5+ 5 r Quality Merchandise and Appreciated Service IO4 E. Broadway Phone 6 .llearfiedf Gongrafufafiond SAM DENYER City Hail b Phone 63 .1 1. 93 I y fd' 5 'Q y, M-1,1-uuarnnc-:nam-4-'fl -ru-1-1 :gf111:1:1:1 1 :ix i ricint 1c1..1n1......1.1..1 ...n1o1u1:u1ciu14 mafquette ApAal'h'ldCy D. B. BRASEL Proprietor -37 .X . x Jgwf .Y dfrgu' uflilrjlfj 'li 'PW .114 A 'Q,,.,1l W' Q? - :X 1 . f. ni- ,X AMW ,M 'X ill?-ff,J 'xii 3i.f g?f' Telephone 105 -1 Drumright, Okla. itll.- ... 4..- 4.1 1..- -.-. -..-......--1,- v v ,-...- 1 .-..... 1.1 -.1 ..... 1-2.-E-..T,1:4.q 5' 2: ::an:-ues9o.::n1c1c:uioi:::i:::::-L-:ia psf , 5 .5 L if' Crjinpliznc'-1113 fo Hn' Swziors CAWLEYQSL . Ri if , fwgp,f,Q.,4 ',-fi-571.15 il ru 147 E. Broadway' ' l..- Phone 218 sv hc , VA.-V.. X. 1-uznzuimini:Zn1014-zainzanzcic1:.::z:1:s:o Good Luck, Seniors J ini, . Nw 1 V , W xlrr .4 K. V'r..V V +.. 1 : a',. Will!-ll lqv!l'l 'll I1-'UQ l y--. :! l e 'if 4' ll --hid lI i.'f: Superior,xClean,ers 5' Dyers li . . .l l an L fx, S: 123 S. Ohio Phone 123 ,- - -,- ,-,-v,.,,--,.,-,-------,.,: Hesser's Barber 81 Beauty Shop Specializing in Permanents and Personality Haircutting 130 E. Broadway Phone 605 in:-zioznicia-an-...-ni: i:..-azz:-zrilczozavx -2.1n3nu3olL-1:1:i:i:ifi:1::::u::-1:1 11 ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Dave's Tire Shop 215 S. Penn. Phone 193 . -----n-u- Complimeizfs Of 1 c..,..,,4.ff. 204 E. Broadway Phone 8 Drumrisht HQl!l9!!!'59lf,l-i'i!'!LdfY 3 gb.,-ll' a9 efllr V 'rl ff.-V . hy ul324R. SETOESK, Managil B' '7 'HJ 4OOV2 E. Broadway Telephone 477 sc-:1:i:-::i:i::::u..-4:-1:1+..:-.:::n::.-n...-n-.viz q:1::::.:::i:i::-:i:iL:,-,-V.--1,1..-:Wei I . 'fl' .1511 :di 4. . 1. A - f lit:-,EJ .uvr 141, . W X L1 X, ,Jia . , -4 UL -QV ,4K..a+'5,ez 5 . . , 1- we if 'lv' 'igffffiff 1 V... Q.: .f 1. . , ,il pb, ' C Q CO. SERVES YOU BETTER AND SERVES YOU MORE! 141 E. Broadway Phone 11 ,, .g......, :..-e- ..--F.. ... --- ------------..... 1 1- - + 1 1-1 -4- - -,ni,I-,,1,,1,,,,,,,,,,1,,,E:73-f,-,o1c?oqp.::::sis!-2104112121:-2--1-- - - --- f-792 Greetings To The Class of '44 FROM THE Gig O! mrumrigkf SAM WHITLOCK A,- VW .E A 'Wy ff fe A A A 1..,--.lg,sg.--..+-E:Ef.::i4.fisV..f'i'3 .... 44--'.e.v.f:z'..JfiJL?f.si5L----M0yOr N? NN ll N11 H ::, ,1 Ji,-Nix, !fi!v.u2,U ,,. PAUL ....,. 1 clerk E M W A JACK ARY-J4Nie?Q-.fg,q,:l5. .... .... ?g5EEf4--fH,ffJf.,f:haef of Rglice CHARLES E. WEBSTER E....... st-is1QL-EiT ..,. ..,. .... csfy Attorney 1 R, , .I JH. A N Ld'Y,ff R ::,:::::1:1:::i:1c-i::.-:1:1:1:1:1:1:1E Eon1ci:i:1:.:1a1::.: ::::::z::i 1.1 1 14 El as as ii 153 9 ig w A-' ' 7 ff' I! 'V Compliments of N . V , ,h ,f 15,43 , QL, N , E -3fvsN,vIg :M: HIAN: Q 4-i,j'v-3 I ,L CENTRAL c11EV1zoLE17 gg AA .-f'- I - A' ' . R! .- ' ':':' V' A 'H' H Il ,,.,., ,I qi 'AW up 2' I 2 To The 25 3 5 W,R fi' Seniors of '43-'44 li 4 lf W J ' ii pg IN BOTTLES ii II ' il 5 226 E. Broadway Phone 37 ik Q II4 s. Penn. Phone 125 II U gg II u,E,E-EEE,,E,EEqs.E,E-E, 4-111 .!.,..::: :QI 33.333 :Exe 1,::.::::1::::1f:::::w:.- we-aesazzniu 4. ' ,i .l' 1 11 U ll 1! . II gg SAM WH ITLOCK Grocery and Market II ii 1 11 II FREE DELIVERY Serving Drumrighi' Since 1913 215 E. Broadway Phone 168 3.12I:Z:::::::::::x:::::3:,:azz.- ll ii COMPLIMENTS II 1 0 F ii , II 11 ' Gfizend Z?anL T O Q SENIORS OF '441 Il 1 li 1 153 E. Braaaway Phone 82 I f ii ' e1,w if 2 il fi 1 , ii' I1 Qh.. ' uc, r H,.f.v L-his 2. ,, JL, 'QQ -'o.a--------- - o 1,1.,1,...c1s-,1.ric711-:.i::i':gBi:i:i:::ia -Q 1- 1 If L .V-hy' .J jf., Jx e'--:1o12e:o1::1-:-5-:1?oE:?o11-frizizizzzi C' 07LglYlflllClf'l.07l.4', Seniors of 1.944 SHAN K'.S 1 NSU RANCE Established 1920 , 5 . '- L91f L,,f1??':f.f,fi,f3fwfL1,41 ' Lf 1 , 123 E. Broadway Phone 456 -. v1-1.-.vc.-.-----Y.......1- 2 ozovic...fY----..,?,-,,,........-1---1-7,1o2 Z. D. HOWARD C0. S fi -ff 1 Wg' W tv ri 'f :' 4 11 az QR' f:1Q,4.?Qf'.y Your Ford and Mercury Dealer Sales . . . Service ZOO S. Penn. Phone 500 ,-ur 1,.., npr-gee-..,,..r iniaiaf, ,,1,1.1-WY. 1 1:1511:-.cz:-51:11-:::1 :::::o:c::::::f a p1o -.,q.1...,...-.-L..--:2.-1nc1-------f'----------------- -1'i '-:- CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS .141-fcrahl .QUAD l32 E. Broodwoy Drumright, Oklahoma Phone 48 Kporfraifa jkaf pgaae n Bring Us Your Photographic Troubles OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS For A. ond M. College .fdrfcrah .gucbo ll7V2 W, 7th St. Stillwater, Oklohomo Phone l974 l 4- it 1 B iff' ee' '1 ll J fl...JiL,fQ,,f., A. li ' E' ' i , A Al- o1u I l .1l,' 'y 'ly-4' V' -. ,,- '4 . - - '4 ql :EzeiQ.:I.D:gi::1LaiaiJ1,::i:i2f:s:,E::eg1::121: :u:::1::z:- -1 ::::1:-:::::::-:irz:::i:::::Q::-:iziczatcif BE -ci-3: -1. zrzszniislalciria-Z greg i ' 5, , V K .YY,f- .. ---1 'N 1, 1.111.141 1 1.111 1.1.1 1 111,14- -- --'------ -------- 1.-',:, mrumrigkf mid feriaf .xdfgance F. G. Bailey - - ---- President J. L. Woolmon ---- Vice-President Wolloce M. Crutchfield - - Secretory C. L. Brown Cloyborn Deering Astrid Olson Bert F. Rogers Margaret Sollee ST REGARDS, SENIORS H ll ll ll ll U ll ll U ll ll l! ll ll ll ll ll U ll ll ll ll U ! it H ii ii ii ii ri ' ---7-1-1-1--.1.1.11.1.1.1..1.1-1.,1 o.oni11-1,1-11,1,1,1,1,.--1 - ,,v, 1 ,nent :-:f:-1:1':1-:1+:1- 1-:1- -1-2417 -1 -1 -1:-1a 4 Best Wishes, Seniors ' sfolz ii ...fel Dr. Finley H. Elliott Phone 234 ll7 W. Broodwoy ......1.,-..-.-.-.- -..-,-..-:-.1n:..1-,.-..g. Wallman's Battery Shop BEST WlSl-lES, SENIORS OF '44l Phone 2l0 2l0 E. Broodwoy :ue 9:0 ll ll H !! l! l! l! Ill -.,-..-1-c:f:e:.,E I 1c:..:::::.:.::::::f.,...g. 12-121 -1 1:71211 1---1 -1 -1:-1nszc!11:-1:1-2 Bartley's Rink g'.S'lfciz'r' for lIc'rlI1'lr 'A 5 fi '-2 . ,V -.ai Q -,-,:, 3:1-2 ez: :2-0:2:Q:.....,-.,1..-..-..-..-..- -.- WACKER' Sc to 55.00 I BEST WISHES TO CUSTOMERS wzugnii-11 1-4:1-:1-ir1-oil-111--xirzcin -1 -:- DRUMRIGHT IOURNAL REGARDS TO THE CLASS OF I944 Phone 202 - l0l S. Penn. :inirzuiciuiciuqauzul-aiu:-1-10:01. 1:1 J.: GEORGE HENSHAW JEWELER CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS 207 E. Broodwoy pclaizinl-n3r1-nil::n::::-zzzzziaz 1 nu iz.-. Miller Hardware and Furniture Co. I:'r'1'ryflriny .fur Your' Hunu ' 340 E. Brocidwoy ' Phone 30 ..,,1..:. sfo ,......,-nn10.,f-05.--gf...-,..,.-.,, ...mp .g....or...-Q..-cfs.-1.1. v-nruzuiciuzzc-zcicici i:i::::ri:i:-1: E '..,1.,1.gn ' ' 'Hin' 'mv I n'1dLZ,in1o1oinin1in1I-1 4 , ozoiiozoxocgz, v:vv10z'-'--1----f---ff-----7-A- Cougrafzzlafiorrs, C O M P L I M E N T S O F Class of '44 . KRAKER nos. Sam -Me' Family Outfitters 124 E. Broadway Phone 195 35:11:111::E,:::::::::::2:::i:::::-:Em o. Ex:6.5::g,i::gA:X :::1:-ge: II CONGRATULATIONS ,E f..,? wr- 'S R P --fx.: M-.,-E, JL 'I 'ef ' I e ,dj IIE to 1' WALTER LEE, Proprietgory 1i Ray Sebring and the Senior Class 125 East Broadway v 0.4, 1 1 :L-v:T.:-is-455151:ixi-E-- -'--12010 RQBERT BLACKSTQCK'SM E 2 . rf ' I I - I fs 1 .1 --1 ' , ,, . V ' - 4 1 , . es Deep Rock Service Station I 3 Washing ami GTCCISYIIZQH North of Highway 33 1- :-1:-:-::A:-.-sec-7:-.Czi:-Yzizicicic-2:-1: orc: is1:11:21-:aa1:-1:-cii:i:i:::i:-::nci::,', '12 HiII's Garage and Body Shop You Bend 'em We Mend 'em WRECKER SERVICE DayorNight 01010:-4:4'1-1'1i'7'7'7 DEs ' 11-11, ,i,,,..,1 ,1---..U-iocf, Gddon .Slap Fashion Center of Drrzmwightn 1 I 1 E. Broadway Phone 40 OI' ,v:u:E:::::::E::::152:-Ae:E--.-e.-1-1-71.2. ,nf-------A--A----A-A------1-:f-A--A-in--I. v ,.----f----T---------f---- -----f- -r oc BEST WISHES, SENIORS Qs? PLACE 'f I' 5fIfI'1,f'g1 52.15 iii -1.f'aI,:-i-ffgfrlrlaj 91 75 W. Broadway 1.1, Telephone I I I A -sg. ie: 313 E. Broadway Phone 31 ,to 5..- HAWKIN'S GRIICERY --1'-:Doioq:':r'1'+e-----E-1Y - -'--1 CONGRATULATIONS, S E N I O R S ,Q anal .Nanlwarv I 13 Et Broadway Phone 736 -3- 1 on an--nt-qc--an--up up-un-1-n-1.-1: ioxoigiq nioioioioioxvoioiuioifaiuio-10101 ,-.ae.-is---vQ...-.1v--,-1a:u:-11 if - . - -T-U-T -N-'-I Q -'-T TT-T-'-'Tw-'T-'T ' JY ll ll ' ll ll ll ll II ll Congratulations, Seniors of i944 ii l 'T is Q jower jbatre 3 iii ciuiow Tubing and Rod socket A N D Best 'I'00l ETH' Blade ii Stem Welding a Specialty ii il ulwedi jAeab'e General Oil Field Repairing ii ii TOM KIRKHAM Drumrighf, Okla. Manager li il Telephones . . . 400- 200 ii Q 433 E. Fulkerson Telephone 92 i ll l !l :,:.,ie::-,-e--,.e-,l-l-e,, 1' .!.:u-ue-elm,-,--,--,---4,i- THE L0 G BELL LUMBER C0. :giver-yfking you 77eecl jo guiff, 120 N. Ohio PAT MCCUE . . . Manager Telephone 2 1,,,.,1,,.,,-.,1.7,v-7,,,7,7,iw-,,,,,,,,.,,7,7,7,711ninx4vxnuoav1u 'oic'l-Yainviw-'T-----,wir 1-1-1-1-1.11-1-1-1.1-11:-1:1-1-1-1-1-11- -1 1-1-1-1 I. 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Ohio Phone 90 :el-E:::::::E:E:::E:::E::::::::::2:::.g. -1-1-11-1--11-1--Y--V------1-11-1--o:u KEEP YOUR FUTURE OUTLOOK BRIGHT WITH SCIENTIFIC EYE CARE! lf. IQ IQ flaw!! Opfomrffrist II3 E. Broadway Telephone II9 :E-E-5:2f.4E-1f:e,-E-E-:-f- --E-ef.,-1.3. '.- fo .01 wap I 0121121-1 1-511.1 1:1 qu -1-:.1:1u1:1- 1:1: UNIQUE CLEANERS ART GLASER 128 E. Broodwoy Phone 44 FOR HEALTH, AMUSEMENT, AND COMPETITION, BOWL REGULARLY pf, mm ,afzw 213 E. Broodwoy ::1:1-1:1:1:11:1s1:1n1:-1:1:1 111 1 1 :1:1s1:1.1::1:1 1: 111 1 1 1:1 1 1.::1n1 THAREL HOTEL Across the Street from New Post Office GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! IIS N. Ohio -. Phone ZOO 01:11 1:11 1:11 1 1:1::1'1::1:111. , L - :- fl 5 N.,.,,,-E We wish lo exlfenol ogr sincere c rafulalions lzo lzlie Senior Class 'of 194+ anclollie Sluclenls 'ol Drumriglxli High School oncl Waslw you every succe s 'n llxe llulure N fW4f'g1f O9 difwckwf-f 46' fl , ' ZZLZZZJJSM SLE! , 6510 f5? 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