Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

,qv-14 . its kgi , 1- Qu Duscuiiaagisojwecn Horns and Dorothv as shown checking the Skfgdf milf R M are E ' 79, 1 lui, Table of Contents Trtle Page Gusner Staff Table of Contents Adrnlnlsfrafnon Facul+y Cusfodrans and B Classes Sensors Juniors Sopnomores Freshmen Queens Sports Awards Organizations Advertlslng Index u Drvvers , S A Music ..ss..sss,.......sss. .s.....ssss All icsit 91.51 MR. BRADLEY-Hats oft to Mr. Bradley who in 2 years has proven that it takes a lot of patience and understand- ing to provide the careful direction needed for our school. Mr. Bradley received his B. S, E. degree from Ar- kansas State Teachers College and his M. S. degree from the University of Arkansas. He previously served as principal of Garfield Jr. High School in Rodgers, Arkansas. Principal-School Board SCHOOL BOARD--These gentlemen direct school needs. Drumright High School's wise and fore-sighted Board of Education spent long hours in planning for our school needs this year. They are: Howard Cramer, Sam Denyer, Attorney, James Appleby, Mr. Wiemer, Superintendent, Virgil Anderson, President, Howard Huff, Arnold She er, Jim Blose, Vice President, and Miss Lucille Anderson, Secretary. 4.0 SJ Superintendent 35' 9. I s I Y' Mr. A. C. Wiemer has been with Drumright High School for 33 years. Of these 33 years, he spent 20 as principal and 8 as the school Superintendent. Mr. Wiemer is in charge of the administration whose adequate educational pro gram for the boys and girls of this community. He received his B. A, degree from North Central College in Naper ville, Illinois, and his M. Ed. degree from Colorado State College of Greeley, Colorado. Miss Lucille Anderson-Speaking of years of service, Miss Anderson has been the Drumright High School secretary for I5 years. She is also an alumni of D. H. S. and once taught on English class here after receiving her B. A. degree from the University of Oklahoma. 1 Secretar .' N ,. 9 . lf. Q x if 3'-A -- lx. is i X.. .- ANDERSON, L, .. attended A Si M College, B A. arml M S . . . Teaches Sophomore and Senzor English . . . Sponsors Masauers and SaDl Om0V9 Class. x CQ -f ss., V ' '-1- 7' ' -wfliieisl A, df D x 1 f .rx V A APPLE. H. . attended Northeastern BABER, V E . . . attended Southern BRADLEY, C. R .... attended Ar- Stote Crlleae ancl A S. M College State in Arkansas . . . B.S .... Teaches kansas State Teachers College and . . B S ani M S. . Teaches Algebra Drivers Erl. antl is the Football and Base Arkansas U .... BSE. and M.S. l 8. II, Plane Geometry tl. S. Arithmetic ketboll Coach . . . Sponsors Sophomore . , . Teaches Geology and is the . . . Sponsors Student Council and Stu- Class. High School Principal. :lent Rotarians. 1 or ,.... x . attended O,U. . . CAMP, E ,,.. attended O.U .... HESS, E .... attended Central State JACKSON, G .... attended A, 81 M. KANE, L. . . B.A. and M.A .... Teaches English College and A. 8. M .... B.S, and . . . B.S .... Teaches Vocational Home- B,S. in Ed. . . . lll and IV . . . Sponsors National M.S .... Teaches Library and Sponsors making . . . Sponsors F.l-l,A, and Junior and Spanish . . ThesDiOf S- Senior Class. Class, Class Teaches English I . Sponsors Senior 5 'rau- gfk ir it 7-:A 'Bb 2 wav' ' ,211-Q rl 'F' - CUZALINA, F .... attended South- ERNST, L .... attended Bacone and FORMBY J attended A 8. M FRIEND A attended A 8. M eastern State College . . . B.S. . , . Southeastern State College . . . B.S. B S Teaches Vocational Agri an O U BS and M S Teaches Typing I and ll, Bookkeep- . . . Teaches Industrial Arts . . . Sponsors culture Sponsors F F A and Junior Teaches Biology Physics ing and Shorthand . , . Sponsors the Junior Class. Coaches Track and Class Arithmetic Sponsors SOS Club Commercial Club. Football. and Sophomore Class Faculty On the opposite page is a candid shot that catches the teachers preparing to return to their classes after a faculty meeting has just broken up, During a faculty meeting, Mr. Bradley dis- cusses with the teachers important dates of events that will be coming up in the future. Each teacher makes notes of the events pertaining to him. Also if any problems have risen and should be discussed by the teachers, it is done at the meeting. Faculty meetings were held from 8:30 to 9:00 every Tuesday morning. Mrs. Lou Ann Pinkston is inspecting the trophy she was pre- sented at the Oklahoma State Fair as Creek County's Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Pinkston was honored during Teacher Recog- nition Day as the teacher having taught the most number of years in Creek County, Mrs. Pinkston has been teaching for forty-two years. Forty of those years, she has taught in Drum- right. PINKSTON, L ..., attended Central PENQUITE, J .... attended A. 8. M. State College and A. 8. M .... B.A. . . . B.S .... Teaches World History and M.A .... Teaches American and Coaches Jr. Hi, Football and B History and P.D .... Sponsors Junior Basketball. Sponsors Freshman Class. C? ?' '51 -r-11 4' all 1' The imoortont fob of picking up the rurol stue dents ond sofely returning them home ofter school is out is in the honds of bus drivers John Brichocek, llven Hicks, Gorlond Jenkins, ond John Honkev. .SJ - N 5: ,X l Curtis Block, who takes core of only the high school build- ing needs, is shown moking o cabinet in the boiler room. Bus Drivers and Custodians The three rnen who work everyday to keep the high school in good condilion ore: John Honkey, Tommy Stolcup, ond Curtis Block. If Z lx XX i X x lo e. 1, , .VA C ASSE --than :Shanah- ........ . -in-dl' ...J-aa.. -s.-4-113' F--v BRASEL, CHARLES - Chorus l-2, All-state chorus 2, Band l-2-3-4, Officer 2-4, FFA. 2- 3-4, Officer 3-4, Pep club 3, Masquers 3, Student Rotarian 4, Pep band 4, Gusher staff 4. Nm- ' if-v' BREWSTER, DENNIS - Track 2-3, D Club 2-3-4, Student Council l-3-4, Gusher staff 4, Student Rotarian 4, Class vice- president 4, Class president 3, Masquers 3, National Thespi- ans 4. 21 New World The sponsors, or back-bone of the Senior class are making plans for simplifying the problems that come at graduation time, They are: Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Apple, Mr. Schenandoah, and Mrs. Hess. CASTLEBERRY, KAYE -- Pep club l-2-3, Chorus l-2, All- State chorus 2, Masquers 3, Oklahoma Honor Society l-2, F,H.A. l, SOS l, Usher Corps 2, Girl's quartet l-2, Teen News staff 4, Gusher staff 4. CLARK, DAVID - D Club 2-3, President 4, NASS 2-3-4, Football l-2-3-4, Basketball l- 2-3, Baseball 3, Track l-2-3, Boys' State 3, Student Rotarian 4, Band l, Gusher staff 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Class president 4. L 'gf -7-... BUDGE, FLORENCE - Chorus l-2, Office 2, Usher Corps 2, Senior play, Gusher staff 4, Teen News 4. 19 1.40 ' CRAMER, DORMA -- Student Council l-2-3, Secretary 2, Cheerleader 2-4, Pep club l-2- 3-4, FHA. l, Twisterettes 4, Masquers 3, Junior play, Senior play, National Thespians 4, National Honor Society 4, Class secretary l, Basketball l, Gusher staff 4. 44 1? CTF' BURDICK, DOROTHY - Stu- dent Council l-2-3-4, Twirler l-2-3-4, Class vice-president 4, Chorus l-2, Masquers 3, Na- tional Thespians 4, GirI's State 3, National Honor Society 3-4, Co-Editor of Gusher 4, Junior play, Senior play, Football queen 4, Teen News 4, Twister- ettes 4. l .,y CUSHENBERRY, CHARLES- Track l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2- 3, Football 4, Baseball 3-4, Masquers 3, Class vice-presi- dent 3, Chorus l, D Club 4, Gusher staff 4, Student Rotar- ian 4, NASS 2. C' 'E 5 g. 1 l nd gown mme Checking Qver Somplt.TuCcfkl2lf? tilflaqii Ann SWQZQTQ Oziesmagi 3.211 M, 1 ' inc , gselil his choice. The winner of Drumright's Going to College con- test gets a chance to compete with the winners of other schools for a big scholarship. Drumright's winner is Bill Rockett. Other contestants are David Shanks, Jerry Johnson, Richard Muldrew, Neoma Cartwright, Lavon Hill, and Bill. DEAN, J. H. - F.F.A, 2-3-4, DILLMAN, RONNIE - SO Band 3-4, Pep Band 4, Gusher club 2, Gusher staff 4, Student Staff 4, Student Rotarian 4. Rotarian 4, L GREENFIELILDONNA- HARRIS, JEAN-Pep Club l- HAUSNER,JOHN- Baseball HEUSTON, RAYMOND- Gusher Staff 4, Oklahoma 2-3-4, Junior play, Senior play, l-3, Student Rotarian 4, Stu- Football l, Basketball l, F.F.A Honor Society 3-4, Library l-2. Cheerleader l-2-3-4, National dent Council 4, Gusher Staff 4, 3-4, Gusher staff 4. Thespians 4, Teen News 4, class yell leader 4, Basketball l, Masquers 3, Student Council 3, Editor of Gusher 4, Twister- ettes 4. National Honor Society 4. L. tm IAA HICKS, TOMMY-S.O.S. Club l, Student Rotarian 4, Gusher Staff 4, Commercial Club 4. HILL, LAVON - Pep Club l-2-3, Library l-2-3, Junior play, Senior play, Commercial Club 4, Masquers 4, National Thespians 4, Oklahoma Honor Society 3-4, Going to College Quiz 4, Gusher Staff 4. Ov,-.-45 HUNTER, KAREN-Pep Club l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2, Twirler l-2, All-State twirler 2, Cheer- leader 3, Teen News 4, Na- tional Thespians 4, Masquers 3, Senior play, Chorus l-2, All- State Chorus 2, Twisterettes HURST, PAT-Pep Club l-2-3, Chorus l-2, Commercial Club 4, Gusher Staff 4, Secretary of Usher Corps 3. Yea Drumright yells the student body while keeping their 4, Gusher Staff 4. J- Z7 6 --Q W eyes on the twirling cheerleaders and twirlers. On the stage are Dorrna Cramer, Carol Hurst, Linda Sharp, Juliene Cargill, Jean Harris, Sharon Rogers, Patsy Davenport, and Sue Lokey. MEAD, GERALD 1 Chorus l-3-4, All-State Chorus 4, S.O.S. Club l, Junior play, Stu- dent Rotarian 4, Gusher Staff 4, Radio Staff 4. MULDREW, RICHARD-Bas ketball l-2-3-4, Football 4 Baseball 3, National Honor So- ciety 4, Oklahoma Honor So- ciety l, NASS 2-3-4, Pep Club 2, Student Rotarian 4, Cuusher Staff 4, D Club 2-3-4 I The Make-Up crew of the s e n i o r dramatic production Men Are Like Streetcars are Florence Budge, Betty Hicks, and Cuma Spencer. OSBORNE, GWEN - Pep club l, FHA. l, Gusher Staff 4. RAIBOURN, LLOYD-Basket ball l-2, Track 2, Baseball 3, Gusher Staff 4, Student Ro- tarian 4. ti JOHNSON, JERRY - Pep club l-2-3, Chorus l, Masquers 3-4, Secretary 3, President 4, Stu- dent Director Masquer's play 4, Gusher staff 4, Senior play. :N ' ng, 5.44 is-if MASHBURN, EDDY- Basket- ball l, class yell leader l, Track 2, Football monager 3, Base- ball 3, Gusher staff 4, Student Rotarian 4, Senior play, Na- tional Thespians 4, Oklahoma Honor Society l-2, Pep club 2. The accumulation of human beings on the auditorium steps is a common occurrence before the first hour classes. Waiting for the dreaded minute to come are Eddy Mashburn, Charles Cushenberry, Snooky Taylor, Edgar Vice, Jim Thomas and Dwight Morrow. RIDER, BERTHA- Pep club, R I G D 0 N, MAX- Student Writing a report on Whittier s Snowbound in Mrs chorus, Gusher Staff 4, Office. Council l, Class vice-president A 1d9fS0f1 S fifth hour Se 0V EVlQl'5l Cl0S5 Ore left to '9l f 1, Bqgebgll 3, Teen News 3, Dorma Cramer Gwen Osborne Jim Schwartz and Bertha v i c e-president, Commercial Rldef Club 4, Student Rotarian 4, Gusher Staff 4. h H' h School at the BOYS Gnd t' gDrumrigY '9 S ors l2f'lQeifill.slLie meetings IOS? SUmme'if7eil2fde7beQ ow 'd Clark Dorotlw Bufdmk and 'C GV' . ' Muldrew, fl-,gt mixed uD Shot Red Cross Home Nursing is important training for girls and is supervised by Mrs. Jackson Playing the part of being sick is Karen Hunter while Neoma Cartwright takes her tempera- ture, Dorma Cramer checks her pulse and Jean Harris gets ready to apply the hot water bottle. ROBERTS, HARLEY - Basket- ball l-2, Baseball 3-4, Track l-2-3-4, Student Rotarian 4, Gusher Staff 4, Chorus l, Pep Club 2, NASS 2-3-4 Q , X S H A N K S, DAVID - Bond SLATON, NORMA - Basket- SPENCER, CUMA-Masquers l-2-3-4, National Honor So- ball l, Gusher Staff 4, Class as- 3-4, Commercial club 4, Gush- ciety 3-4, Oklahoma Honor So- ciety l-2-3-4 National Thes- pians 3-4 Masauers 3-4, Teen News 4 Gusher Stott 4, Pep club 2-3, Cheerleader 2, Stu- dent Council 2 All-State Band OU 3-4 sembly l, Usher corps 3 er Staff 4, 'F ROCKETT, BILL-Class presi- dent l-2, Student Council pres- ident 4, National The-spians 4 Junior play, Senior play, Stu- dent Rotarian 4, Masquers 3 National Honor Society 3-4 Oklahoma Honor Society 2-3-4 SUGG, MARIE ANN - Senior play, Gusher Staff 4, Class as- sembly l. pf r 1 Y K T SAINE, BEN-Chorus l-2-3-4, S C H W A R T Z, JIM-Band All-State Chorus 4, Student l-2-3-4, Junior play, Masquers Rotarian 4, Boy's Ouartet 2-4, 3, Student Rotarian 4, Gush- Gusher Staff 4 er Staff 4, Going, Going Gone . , . yells Bill Rockett, Auc- tioning pies was just one of Bill's duties as the Mos- ter of Ceremonies an various assemblies, talent shows, and other school functions, Assembled in the auditorium anxiously waiting for the 900 bell are Lett to Righti Glendola Barnes, Cuma Spencer, Opal Tucker, Mary Jo Whitsitt, Bennie Greenfield, Marie Ann Sugg, Norma Slaton, and Donna Greenfield Jr! :Uu- Q'- SCOTT, JACKIE - Basketball SCOTT, THOMAS - Football l, Pep club 2, Student Rotarian l-2-3-4, Basketball l, D club 4, Gusher Staff 4, Track 2. Z3-4, Gusher Staff 4, Student Rotarian 4. We Shall Conquer L i i ,uni L5 'Q 1. Remember the day Mr, Bradley was asked to lead 3 cheer during a pep assembly? Here is the picture shcwng his cheerleading ability with Linda Sharp and Jean l-larris ..17-- 4........ David Shanks laughs, Herb Hearon is quite concerned, and Carol Hubbard looks away as Mrs. Neal, County Health Nurse, prepares to administer polio shots to the students. Many boys enroll in Mechanical Drawing to get an under- standing of the techniques of a drafting board. Working hard at their desks are Ronald Ford, David Clark, Max Patton, Tommy Hicks and Harley Roberts. Trying to fnak y., Clnno ef eir choic f bornllggiefgnuents are Lorryecgi tm? Senior Cords and Sf and J0YCe Beetgg ' Gwendolyn QS- 'CS THOMAS, JIM - Basketball l-2-3, Football l-2-3-4, Track l-2-3, D club 2-3-4, Student Rotarian 4, Gusher Staff 4, Chorus l, NASS 2-3-4. - E 1 .,M.-M..M....gur. S x i TURNBOW, WANDA- Chorus l-2, Librarian 2, Office 2, Usher Corps 2, Masquers 3, Pep club president 4, Vice- president National Thespians 4, Class secretary 4, Junior play, Senior play, Gusher Staff 4, Band queen 4, Teen News 4, VICE, EDGAR--Footbo l I l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2, Stu- dent Ro'tarian 4, D club 2-3-4, Gusher Staff 4. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS preparing material for the Junior-Senior banquet are Secretary-Treasurer Joyce Chriss, President Juliene Cargill, and Yell Leader Linda Snoupe. 4' rs-,rs .d 'Kb X, QF' -1-P' 'f 112' QAM. ,rm Anderson, Virgil Archer, Don Jr. Armstrong, Eldon Jr Arnold, James hz 'Q 'l Baker, Lorene 'Il -I- Ballord, Harmon Budge, Patsy Caldwell, Lewis Campbell, Ellen Cargill,Jerry Cargill, Juliene Carr, Harold Chriss, Joyce Cook, Lou Ella Cummings, Larry Cushenberry, Rose Davenport, Patsy Diamond, Don Eyman, Gwendolyn Fisher, Terry Ford, Ronnie Gibb, Harry Giddeon, Dewey Hewitt, Lynn f,, 1 av? 'U' I S '44-url f.-I 'lf' 4'- l-lockett, Gary 'Nav' f Guldlng the thnrd year students through the problems arlsrng durung the hugh school year rs a responsible job for four members of the faculty Mr Lloyd Ernst lunuor sponsor us reodang to assistant spon sors Mrs Geneva Jackson Mrs Lou Ann Pankston and Mr Jnm Form by lnformatlon valuable to them rn their work ..21... 'P 1 M f Members of the iunior class Twisterettes are Alan Merrill, Gary Looku- ' ' d Larry' Uptegraft, Sneaky Taylor, Gary Hackett, ' d Woolf, and Henry Deon. bull Ronme For , Cummmgs Raymon Dorm Archer, Larry , the 'unior assembly. YQ' This act was port of 3 RC!r1dall,GQ1e Roberts, Li,-,do Robertson, Martha Rogers, Sharon Shore, Dick Shoupe, Lindo TOyl0r, Snooky Uptegrofff Larry Vonn, Euyvonne Wiemef, Fred W A Wise, Bert '9 'f, Darrell Morrow, Finley Osborne, Wilma Y ,gg fx: T U 5 zz LA ,- fw- 'gf 1. 2 'Q -ev , J . 'ii' K , ' 4 f 5 - x 'Qi 1 I-f 1 3 1 C' 1 .. .N -- ,, 5 'gi if fs ft . -9' gi 3 .1 ,gn i' R 4' A ev- 'lz:57 Y f7' Puckett, Billy Rainey, Billy Rogers, Jim Saffa, Bob Salem, Madaline I fl,N lik! .ffll Among the story tellers in Drumright High School is Leslie Smiles Brasel who amused the audience with his tic- titious tale of My Gal Sol. Sharp, Linda Shelton, Wilma Smith, Don Stevenson, Darlene Thomas, Wilma Trunk, Ruth Ann i A memorooie moment in the high school year was when sleepy Steve Menosco and Gary Kile did Singing The Blues during an assembly. Smith, Terry Snell, Joyce White, Gertrude Wright, Bob .,,f' li if 'bi 4. J-'sunt' Q 'P 91 -4-'- i T 'sl kt 4 N ,-- C X Look at all those books exclaims Freshman President Joe Rockett as he meets with class officers in the library Looking on are Mary Uptegraft, Vice President, Linda Combs, Yell Leader,and Mary Rae Ivy, Secretary' Treasurer, Andrews, Nadine Ary, Eva Nell Beard, Bill Beard, Don Capps, Carol Cargill, Pete Alexander Leona Bacon Vicki Butler Ben ..-....-4' T? -9' FW' The f is He'e'1rEi'fTZi Slupfznflziiingiglm .penqwfe and Miss ' V from the freshman information itiieve some dmc Cords Beard, Don Beckham, Sandro Brown, Billy Carr, Keith Carroll, Phyllis Costleberry, Joe f .akin-'Q Students taking part in the freshman class assembly are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Brown, Joe Rockett, Alvin Jones, Jim Lat- foon, Bobby Rowell, Johnny Jones, Mike Witt, James Jones, James Goodman, Wayne McDade, Gary Robertson, William Morrison, Buddy Clark, Charles Gibson, George Spencer, Carla Hitch, James Cooper, Vicky Bacon, Mary Ann Uptegraft, Linda Clymer, Mary Rae lvy, Phyllis DePriest, Charlotte Kidder, Norma Holeman, Pat Cooper, Jimmy Parker, Paulette Dean, Clifford Reay, Eva Nell Ary, Murla Phillips, Judy Moore, Sandra Beckham, Janice Lyons, Nancy Hart and Keith Carr. Clark, Charles Clymer, Linda Dean, Paulette DePriest, Phyllis Hammock, Don Hart, Nancy Combs, Linda Cooper, James Cooper, Patricia Davis, Dickie Fields, Ella Gibson, Charles Goggler, Mary Greenfield, Lonnie ' 'f' f-JS. N-x TCF' James Here ls the school marching group, the twister- ettes, performing as Santas Reindeers in the Christmas Parade LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jean Harris, Coral Blufstcn, Linda Roberts, Wilma Osborne, Patsy Davenport, Edna l-laggatt, Carol Hubbard, Vicky Bacon, Paula Jo Mathis, Paulette Dean, Mary Osborne, Charlatte Kidder, and Linda Sharp O 9' 11.14.-:s 1, , 5 If A ff, , 1 M G, ,, 1 l ' 1 Y l-lobes is the name given to these Freshman girls as they are being initiated into the F. H A. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Hart, Mildred Walker, Ella Rose Fields, Darlene Stevens, Patsy Arnold, Malinda Saine, Joyce Lewis, Paulette Dean, Joyce Ishmael, Jimmy Dale Parker, Carla l-litch, Bertha Burnett, Phyllis Carroll, Eva Nell Ary, Danna Bal- lard, Aquilla Florence, lva Parsons, Sandy Saliba, Pat Camden, Jacquetta Payne Hartsuck, David Hitch, Carla Sue l-loleman, Norrna v-mason, Darrell Ishmael, Joyce Billy Kidder, Charlotte Lattoon, Jirn Lindesrnith, Nina Manning, John lvy, Mary Martin, Beverly 'NIX 9... iv J 5. 1 fm, fax Y fm X , if fv- QD' ' 'Ts 'is 'bv Q ' Yf 'CN 'Tv- -ff' 'N X177 li Q 154221 -1- G? 4 Masori, Ruey Mason, Virgil ,,..., McDade, Wayne McDaniel, Bonnie Meyer, Ruby Miller, Eddie if 2 . it' i. ,l i FQL Q 7 w ' , Qqql 'flu-4-fa tri.. ww' As 'ug' :, -- M . ,411 f K N' 'l 'f!'li,Ee . time T0 The high. I . tops WS foo' ln A o, i SDC' Of fhe F i, 1-2-3-4' i,2-3-4.WKerL::r gfcfgmpomes yum gt The Dian oo s sung by the Jones fggygmignfiigembly was the spirit- ihe music os I-red 9 51 Albert and Johnny. Moore, Judy Morrison, Willie Morrow, Kaye Parker, Jimmie Phillips, Bill Phillips, Murla Pitts, Charles Rainey, Leroy Reay, Clifford Rickner, Dori Rickner, Jerry Robertson, Gary int. y, 4. 3 Q' ' X 1 f' - . N .W-C 4 ..., .- -I :i.,a- Y l X Push, Girls, Push ' The new pep club members'roll onions across the street as a part of the traditional initia- tion They are Nancy Hart, Norma Holeman, Vicky Bacon, Jimmie Parker, Nellie Wise, and Mary lvy. On- lookers are Pete Cargill and Wilma Shelton Rockett, Joe Rowel, Bobby Saine, Malinda Saliba, Sandy Spencer, George Thomason, Terry Uptegratt, Mary Wagers, Mike Walker Mildred The Center of attraction , , . are the Freshman girls as they display their pep club get-ups in front ot the high school. FIRST ROW: Norma Holeman, Linda Clymer, Vicky Bacon, Jimmie Dale Parker, Patricia Cooper, Murla Phillips, Phyllis DePriest, Malinda Saine, Betty Wynn. SECOND ROW: Joyce Ishmael, Phyllis Carroll, Paulette Dean, Nellie Dawn Wise, Carla Hitch, Nancy Hart, Bonnie McDaniel, Mary Rae Ivy, Carol Capps. THIRD ROW: Ruby Myers,.Nina Lindesmith, Linda Combs, Charlotte Kidder, Mary Ann Uptegratt, Sandra Beckham, -. ,W . L- on tj 11 'su 77' 975: ' A 'va T 1 f'-'Slit ' -.Q-3 I F. 11 '75 Tillman, Glenda Todd, Paul Todd, Donald Winn, Betty Wise, Nellie Witt, Mike wq., BNN i I' K QUEENS Y 4.5. F -fl I I l 'X I? FFA. Queen Palsy Arnold Band Queen Wanda Turnbow -56- .nrJY'f,'vxj ,J X! Basketball Queen Sue Loleey if I .' g I' l if L . t V 'A -C vi' x.N 'isq.q' ' ' I SPORTS if? Eat AXQH-'x if . A I ,igiw-rk,' 15 ugqgv, 9 Yu 2748 Q ge ,C -.L The members of the l956 Tornado football team are, FIRST ROW-Charles Cushenberry, Thomas Scott, Henry Dean, Kenneth Witt, Ronald Elshiemer, Lynn Ray Hewitt, Larry Knight, Johnny McCormick, Harry Bendure, David Clark and man- Woolf, Donnie Smith, Harry Anderson, Herbert Hearon, Ronnie Gibb, John Kane, Larry Sutherland, and manager, Jim Rogers, Richard Muldrew, Eugene Hubbard, Edgar Vice, Eldon Arms Menasco, Terry Smith, and Jerry Kincade. ager, Don Archer, SECOND ROW-Bill Rainey, Raymond Ford, Gary Hackett, Harold Spencer, Willard Todd, Harry THIRD ROW-Jim Thomas, Don Diamond, Oscar Jones, strong, Jarrett McGeehee, Bill Medlock, Bill Gentry, Steve Tornadoes Start Their Season Successfull Miss Dorothy Burdick, the football boys' choice as Football Queen of l956, sits maiestically on a white Cadillac after the caronation ceremony held in Drummer's Park during the halftime of the Drumright-Stroud football game. The managers of the football team worked hard to keep the equipment in shape and on the players. They were often seen working on a piece of equipment during a game. Football managers are Jim Rogers, Don Archer, and Charles Gibson. tgp! ,l-y,.- 'L Ri fi I 7 XZ 7 X4 75 IU, Wi Charles Cushenberry Harold Anderson Eldon Armstrong David Clark Back l year Tackle 2 years Back 3 years Back l year A me Driving hard for 0 ten yard goin is Gary Hockett, 40, Throw- Harold Anderson, ll, charges through a big hole in the ing a block is David Clark, IO, while Charles Cushenberry line for precious yardage in the Stroud game. follows the play. Ronald Ford Harry Gibb Herbert Hea ron Gary Hackett Guard, 2 years Center, 2 years Bock, I year Back, 2 years H 2 ' si ' C- 13 I - EB I5 I, 32, 4U ,41 ,84l B31 7 , L John Kane Jarrett McGeehee Richard Muldrew Thomas Scott Back, 2 years End, l year Tackle, l yeor Tackle, 3 years The Drumright Tornadoes began their season suc- FOOTBALL SCORES cessfully by downing the Chandler eleven 6 to Opponent We They 0. From the very beginning of the season the Tor- Chandler 6 O nadoes were plagued by injuries and these in- Cleveland O I3 juries took their toll. In the next nine games the Bristow O l3 Tornadoes played hard and spiritedly but failed Dewey O 48 to win, The Tornadoes, coached by Drumright's Pawnee O 41 new Athletic Director, Mr. V, E. Baber, had a Stroud 7 23 rough schedule. At the close of the season, sev- Fairfax 6 64 eral of the teams in the conference found them- Shidler 7 27 selves rated among the top ten Class B teams in Okemah 6 26 the state. Hominy 6 40 Harold Spencer Jim Thomas Willard Todd Kenneth Witt Guard, 2 years Bock, 3 years Back, 3 years Back, 2 years qui E J B IHS I- K E29 1 y i i iix 2 i I 'IF' up' H019 Hun' in -- , -in. ' isrfit! UQ Gill lwfi EEUU The Varsity Basketball team of Drumright has many trophies to show for its victories in the past years. Members at this year'S team are FIRST ROW: Harold Anderson, Ronald Elshierner, Chester Oliver, John Kane, and Don Archer. SECOND ROW: Gary Hackett, Richard Shore, Richard Muldrew, James Cooper, and Willard Todd. Coach Baber takes advantage of a time out to give some hurried instructions to the Tornadoes. Listening intently are John Kane and Gary Hackett, while scorekeeper, Thomas Scott, waits. 4 ' .Q 'v The l957 Tornado Basketball team enjoyed a very re- spectable l9-9 season under the guiding hand of Coach V. E. Baber. The Tornadoes opened the season being host to a one day basketball festival with Tulsa Webster, Holdenville, Muskogee and Drumright taking part. In the opening game against the Tulsa Webster five, the Tornadoes were victorious by a 55-47 score. ln the eve- ning performance, the Tornadoes lost their first game ofthe season to the Muskogee Cagers, 43-35, who are coached by ex-Drumright Coach,W, M. Duckworth, The local five then started the long season an December 7, against Sand Springs, beating the Sandites, 34-25. During the remainder ot the season the Torn- adoes played and beat such powerful teams as Guthrie Bristow, Miami, Midwest City, and Van Buren, Arkan- sas, while losing to Pawhuska, Stillwater, Booker Ti Washington, Holdenville and Cushing, ln the North- eastern A. 8 M. Invitational Tournament at Miami, Coach Baber's team beat Broken Arrow 44-37, and host Miami, 45-37, before bowing out to the Huskies from Pawhuska, 46-6l, in the finals. ln the Central State Tournament at Edmond, Drum- right won over Midwest City, 60-59, but were defeated by the Holdenville five 33-4l. The Regional Tourna- ment in which the Tornadoes played was at Guthrie this year, Perry was the tirst round victim of the Tornadoes, 61-40, however, the season ended for the Tornadoes when the Cushing Tigers won the following night, 7O-54. Members ot the Varsity team were Richard Muldrew, senior, Don Archer, Gary Hackett, John Kane, and Richard Shore, juniors, Harry Anderson, Ronald Elshie- mer, Chester Oliver, and Jim Rogers, sophomores, and James Cooper, freshman, Managers of the Tornadoes were David Clark and Thomas Scott. -431 if r fr Y X , v, -N--? '5' A, ,, ,-,4...f ?J:i,14 I ' , LWLJ., . ..,..,J.. , ffltfli, 444 we 'fi' -1 'IJ .,,x J. -1 -. Date I4 l8 -3 l-l9 Opponent Tulsa Webster Muskogee Sand Springs Guthrie Hommy Stillwater Dewey Bristow Cleveland Fairfax Pawnee Broken Arrow' Miami' Pawhuska' cadShoeadRchadMlde to ya do t o Po nee Dlaye s as they lea e the floo for a ebo nd tooypsaigig SE' goghf S SCC? JCR Cho ij Shi ihgiwgorxul d e get set fo a ebou d fnee ed VARSITY BASKETBALL W They Miami lnvitational Tournament' Central State Invitational Tournament' Regional Tournament' Date .46- -l 2- l 9 2-22 2-26 SCORES Opponent Tulsa Brooker T Shidler Pawnee Midwest City Holdenville Dewey Stillwater Fairfax Van Buren Bristow Tulsa Booker T. Guthrie Perry' Cushing' They 1 .1 51-3 -rr r I f El fi .1 Q, - V P. g 2 A 1 T hi, .Nav 5 A . -av- . , A aKgx,.,w I . x x N-4-uf , . f . B xg - ,z - v I Y dx f 9.-,221 wi f 5 ' is 45 S 'ff P Je 1 H.: 'I ' . Siis-Q-352 . 5 - ini-'W Y . 45- A X 6' 74' Fmt 1 ' in i I I 1 t': ' ' .. ,. l . x V t 1 4 , X' . s , t 3 t , ' : , I K N 4 41 y Sr i Wi i l l 'i J L' - was i Q i , A ' A 1 - Q Th l 1 ik 5 - lil- 3 . 2 - X i 5 'uf NT- 'y RH! , HQ- . 5 . , . f .x f g se L tl R-41R5N N'-xx ,Q '- sp? ss tm 5s hi f 'x , 4' ff ESM f.---fl 'la' ' fl 1. 2' 'ill ' 1 The B team is composed of players who tit in between the junior high and A team brackets. The smiling members of this year's B team are FIRST ROW: Left to Right, John McCormick, David Cargill, Kenneth Witt, Ben Timmons, Gary Kile, and W. J. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Harry Bendure, Bill Rainey, Jerry Kincade, Larry Uptegraft, Jimmy Rogers and James Arnold. Coach at the B team is Jim Pinquite. Date Opponent We l l-27 Tryon 34 l2- 7 Sand Springs 40 l2-l l Guthrie 44 l2-l8 Stillwater 37 I2-20 Olive 55 l- 4 Bristow 45 l- 8 Tryon 34 l- 9 Slick' 42 ' Kellyvi l le Tournament B SCORES They Date Opponent We They 22 l-l l Kellyville' 36 40 38 l-22 Tulsa Booker T. 5l 57 23 2- 5 Olive 46 47 38 2-l2 Stillwater 4l 49 42 2-l9 Bristow 62 56 37 2-22 Tulsa Booker T. 48 45 22 2-26 Guthrie 37 40 38 Action in the B game with Tulsa Booker T. Washington Hornets was fast and rugged. Kenneth Witt and a Hornet player are scrambling forthe ball,while Harry Bendure stops in front of another stumbling Hornet player. The cheerleaders who had the distinction of supporting and encouraging the B team on to victory are KNEELING, Left to Right: Paulette Dean, and Norma Holeman. STANDING are Mary Osborne, Judy Hubbard, Carole Blufston and Mary Ivy. Caught in a rather awkward position while fighting for the ball are junior high players Don Todd, sitting on the ball and Buddy Clark. l The first step in playing basketball in the high school is to make freshmen who display the desire to play basketball. Members of Mike Witt, Don Gene Beard, Bill Beard, Basil Cargill, Leroy Ra Rockett, Don Art Beard, Jimmy Laffoon, James Jones, James Cooper u y ar ayne c a e a JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES Opponent We They Opponent e Hominy 33 22 Dewey 46 35 Cleveland 34 l9 Fairfax 32 2l Pawnee 34 lo 'Cleveland 35 l8 'Cleveland Invitational Tournament The junior high cheerleaders have the important lob of keeping the spirits high of the fans attending the junior high games and most important to encourage the team on to victory Left to right are Sandra Beckham Jimmy Parker, head cheerleader Linda Combs Charlotte Kidder Mary Uptegraft and Phyllis DePriest K 1' H 'Jpas To the boys who are interested in playing varsity football, the junior high team is where they learn the basic fundamentals of football and apply what they learn against junior high opponents. Members of the team are, FIRST ROW left to right John Barnes, Bobby Rowell, John Eubanks, George Spencer, and Jon Sellers, SECOND ROW-Leroy Rainey Wayne McDade Charles Watson, Charles Clark, Joe Rockett, Paul Todd, Charles Gibson. THIRD ROW-Coach Jim Penquite Don Todd Byron Beckham, John Crane, Charles Johnson, Gary Robertson, Pitt McGeehee, Ben Butler, and James Goodman JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES They We Where Played Perkins 20 7 Here Pawnee 7 6 There Sand Springs 28 l3 Here Cleveland lo 20 There Bristow 53 O Here Hominy 35 6 There Carrying the ball onlan end around play is Byron Beckham, Wh'l9 0 lW0Sf Ol ODDOISWQ DlOY9 S Ql0S9 in OV' him- l-YlVlQ an the Junior high football coach, Jim Penquite checks with Le ground after throwing a block is Joe Rockett while James roy Rainey to see if he was hurt after receiving a hard block Goodman, 36, follows the Dl0Y- Looking on are John Eubanks, 34, and Buddy Clark XV if U3 -v V A 1 ,. c ei I - . ,login '1 T 2 I cf, X n luw 3 The members at the l957 track team are shown above. FIRST ROW: Don Todd, Richard Shore, Gary Hockett, Richard Mul- drew, Bill Gentry, Don Archer, Herbert Hearon, and Joe Rockett. SECOND ROW: Alvin White, David Fincher, John Kane, Ches- ter Oliyer Dennis Brewster, Wayne McDade, Ronald Elshiemer, Jimmy Rogers, and Roger Ball. THIRD ROW: Paul Todd, James Cooper, James Jones, Eldon Armstrong, Terry Smith, Harold Anderson, Allen Merrill, Tommy Hicks, and Max Patton, Win or Lose, They Have a Right to be Proud Coach Ernst instructs a group hopeful of setting new rec- ords in the shotput throw. They are, left to right: Harold JOl1f1 Kone Sl10WS his 0blllfY Of l'llQl' JUmDlf1Q OS Richard Anderson, Eldon Armstrong, Bill Gentry, James Jones, Dennis Muldrew and James Jones wait their turn. Brewster, Ronald Elshierner, Herbert Hearon, and Richard Muldrew. U -' 1 Q Q ul 1 f x a- ' Q. , ,,, M- Trockmon Dennns Brewster shows good form os he hurls Ronold Elshremer ond Horold Anderson look on os Rrchord the shotput rn o proctrce sessuon Muldrew shows them how to hold the discus. As o result of bod weother the teom wos forced to proctrce In the gym John Kane leads in. this short dash He rs followed by left to rrght Don Archer Joe Rockett Gory I-lockett Harold Anderson Chester Oliver, Eldon Armstrong ' f34'f XX xx 1 A W 5 . 1 x s-Q -'divers viirfig, Band Queen, Wanda Turnbow, is seated at her throne against a background of music as she reigns over her subiects, the members in the l957 concert band. Lett to right are David Shanks, Harold Carr, Gail Bear, Johnny Manning, J. H. Dean, Dick Todd, Terrv Thomason, James Goodman, Jo Lyhene, Mike Wagers, Glenna Hicks, Gerald Adair, Eddie Miller, Linda Clymer, Phyliss DePriest, Pat Cooper, Jimmie Dale Parker, Jim Schwartz, Sandra Parker, Sandro Potts, Cathy Chronister, Keith Carr, Joyce Jones, Fred Wiemer, Charles Brasel, Mary Margaret Hutt, Rosemary Cushenberry, Jo Pat Frizzell, Eddie Connors, Shirley Ball, Leslie Brasel, David Applegate, and their sponsor Mr, Eugene Mouser. Sousa-Presley-Bach-Belafonte . . . Posed and ready to hit it! are the boys who play the The Trumpet section of the band can be heard loud and percussion instruments for they are the ones who put the clear over all the rest. They are left to right David beat behind the band. Left to right are David Hartsuck, Shanks, Harold Carr, Gail Bear, Johnny Manning, Mike Dick Todd, J. H. Dean, and Gerald Adair. Wagers, and Don Smith. 5 Q if i .5 54- . Lh- KAL. i , .. ..,,.. Y... in -. Fifi lv . ,., 'Yin' 'fu' ,ff - 'K 14' l fx: Drum Major, Harold Carr, leads the rank and file formation up Broadway as the band starts the Oil Prog ress Day parade. Lined up behind the band are oil field vehicles from various oil companies in this area. Music Pleases Everyone! Although the trombones and baritone horns don't usually take the lead they are in the spotlight in this aroup shot. FIRST ROW: Gary Davis, leslie Brasel, Shirley Boll SEC- OND ROW: Jo Pat Frizzell, Sylvia Lynn, Clifford Reay, and Eddie Connors. -55- These clarinetists, although quiet now, are noted for the melodious music that they exert from the reed section of the band, Left to right are Sue Lokey, Linda Clymer, Phyllis DePriest, Mary Ann Uptegraft, James Goodman, Jo Lyhene Donnie Saliba and Sandra Potts. :Ig T f 1 TTji 7 5 I Z 5 . 1 l I 5 gay' l ci x On the more serious side of the band are the French and bass horns. Keith Carr and Jim Schwartz pump air through the bass horns while Fred Wiemer Joyce Jones, Sandra Parker Eddie Miller and Jimmie Dale Parker sweeten up on the French horns This rather giddy group of students make up the sax and flute section in the band, They are Billy Brown, Charles Brasel Billy James, Rose Mary Cushenberry, Mary Margaret Huff Pat Cooper, and Cathy Chronister. Ive Got Rh thm You ve Got Rh thm These smiling musicians are the officers of the band. Per- haps they have just vetoed one of Mr. Mouser's Bills. They are FIRST ROW: J. H. Dean Sandra Potts Jo Lyhene, Mary Margaret Huff, Charles Brasel. SECOND ROW: Dick Todd Fred Wiemer, Harold Carr, Jo Pat Frizzell,. and Jim Schwartz. -. ..? . .--4- 1-.. , --1-1.-gn-n -sys? Mrs Mouser is giving these students a few last minute in- structions before they leave for All State Band at the Uni- versity of Oklahoma. Students are David Shanks, Jo Pat Frizzell and Linda Clymer. Representing the Voices ot D. H. S. are FIRST ROW: Mary Jo Whitsitt Carol Capps Brenda Saine Vicke Bacon Helen Lacy Glenna Warner Nadine Andrews Lenora Thomas Sandra Beckham Norma Holeman Sandy Saliba Paulett Dean Murla Phillips Mary Rae lvy Carol Hubbard, SECOND ROW: Judy Moore Helen Lyons La Verta Rob- inson Nancy Hart Nina Lindasmith Gary Davis Richard Forsee George Spencer Bobby Rowell Phyllis Curtis Peggy Cox Linda Osborne Carol Blutfston Linda Combs Mildred Walker, THIRD ROW: Nellie Wise Patsy Arn- old Ellen Campbell Ruie Mason Ben Saine Dick Todd Bert Wise Joe Castleberry Charles Pitts Steve Menasco Larry Knight Jerry Kincade Linda Shoupe Patsy Davenport Darlene Stevens Linda Tellman. Everybody s Gotta Have Rh thm Thats the day. The officers of the chorus smile as they These students are the Key Notes of the chorus. They plan for an excused absence. They are left to right: are the representatives sent to the All State chorus at . . Carol Hubbard Patsy Davenport Murla Phillips Mary Jo Left to Right are: Jerry Mead Ellen Campbell Larry Knight Whitsitt Nancy Hart Carol Capps and Linda Shoupe. Linda Osborne and Ben Saine. - x- res, All eyes are on the camera as the pep band knocks out one of their favorite songs, They are FIRST ROW: David Shanks, Harold Carr, Eddie Miller. SECOND ROW: Linda Clymer, Pat Cooper, James Goodman, THIRD ROW: Charles Brasel, Rose Mary Cushenberry, Mary Margaret Huff, I-red Wiemer. FOURTH ROW: Leslie Brasel, Shirley Ball, Gary Davis, David Applegate, Jo Pat Frizzell, FIFTH ROW: Keith Carr, Jim Schwartz, J. H. Dean, Dick Todd, David Hart- suck, Gerald Adair. We Encourage School Splflf Ready to step-off with the band are the Twirlers Left to right Dorothy Burdick Carol Hurst Juliene Cargill Sharon Rogers, ond Sue Lokey. Dorothy is the only senior of the twirlers while Carol Juliene and Sharon are lumors and Sue is a sophomore. ,Bef Af Ali' '55 Q a l . 2 . U' 1,1 .-A . 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'QD L Qi' irxtlff' ' K c, A Q- Q - Nl . , ' : r A. . xxx ., F1--4 X Q , 9 , N ix' 5 s 'X sx I 3' 1 ' . x- 3' Q C xi, 'JN ' N . ff xx' . lr fl' High Ranking Boy- David Shanks nh, , ug.-a i. X- . ,', , I Q.: ,. , 1 .'.'. n . u 1.4 I A Q I 0 I O ' U 9 I I I I A l I I l I l I I I I ' ' ' . 'uit-1-I. -A-I 'tsl- . 'gl' l A l in 1 I I 4 1 .-.-.g.v , 'nu 'l'1!-I I ' -qs , p .1 - nu'- u Q n 1-I . . n 1 . 1- '8 U ,,..v.'-- .. .vb .,..i n .1 . I ln the spotlight is the Best Thespion Girl, Dorothy Burdick, ond her runner-up, Jeon Horris. Both Dorothy ond Jeon have hod leading roles in the Junior ond Senior ploys ond directed o one oct ploy for the Norionol Thespions and Thespian Awards Stars of Tomorrow? The Best Thespion Boy, Bill Rockett, smiles over his oword, while his runner-up, Donald Cornohon, considers money-raising proiecfs for the curtoin fund Besides their ports in the Junior ond Senior oloys these boys ore officers in the Nofionol Tlhespions Organization. iff: -l L ..65. V 1 4 5 Q 1 J fx I - X 'N ff . XXI, xJ : 'N ' , f . , wif V I oR5AN zKT i b -': ' J?-1' ,X v .'?' ,! f. - 4 ' . - K I .di-K X- as K-lu ix If X. Cf l ...Q---'- J 261 qv 00 BJ? 7 X These stars of tomorrow are the local dramatic club of D. H. S, called the Masquers, They are FIRST ROW: Gary Lookihill Patsy Davenport Linda Shoupe Jerry Johnson Juliene Cargill, SECOND ROW: David Shanks Shirley Ball Joyce Jones Ellen Campbell Joyce Chriss, THIRD ROW: Allen Merrill, Lovon Hill Dennis Brewster Carol Hurst Jimmy Dillman Lou Ella Cook Jo Lyhene, Martha Robertson Cuma Spencer and their sponsor Mrs. Anderson Masquers and auonal Thespmns Everybody happy7 This group of smiling students has gust received word that they are accepted as National Thespians, a dramatic group of national tame. SEATED Juanita Cargill, Lavon Hill, Wanda Turnbow, Neama Cartwright, Dorma Cramer, Karen Hunter Dorothy Burdick, Jean Harris. STANDING: Dennis Brewster, David Shanks, Eddie Mashburn Miss Eula Comp, Donald Carnahan, David Applegate, and Bill Rockett Student Counc1l One at the most umportant drwes ot the year IS the annual Student Councll drlve to rouse money forthe The state student councul conventnon as a two day event Those attendlng the Lawton conventnon were Dorothy Burdnck Mrs Apple sponsor Bull Rockett Jullene Cargill and Sharon Rogers March ot Dzmes Countrng the receipts are John Kane vlce president Patsy Budge treasurer Sharon Rogers secretary and Bull Rockett pres: dent To promote o better understandxng between the students and faculty to prornote the unterests of the school and to promote a better moral and socnal atmosphere are only part of the lntentrons of the Student Cauncll Members are FIRST ROW Sharon Rogers Linda Roberts Jullene Cargill Dorothy Burdlck Charlotte Kidder Lunda Sharp Jaclcle Payne and Patsy Budge SECOND ROW John Kane Dennns Brewster Brll Rockett Dowd Clark and Joe Rockett THIRD ROW Freddre Wnemer Mrs Apple sponsor Jam Rogers Leslre Brasel and James Cooper l .P 5 DRG I:-was 4 I , Q r 2 F va A 'f 1 l J' A droopy eyed playcast pictured here after their matinee performance is left to right Janet Trunk Marie Ann Sugg Wanda Turnbaw Juanita Cargill Jerry Johnson David Applegate Donald Carnahan Bill Rockett Eddy Mashburn Karen Hunter Willard Todd Dorma Cramer Opal Tucker Jean Harris Lavon Hill Dorothy Burdick and the Drompter Neoma Cartwright Men Are Like Streetcars The 1957 Senior play was a sidesplitting comedy manage the love affairs of her older sister and in 3 acts When Maudie a teenager who thinks all the girls in the neighborhood the whole family she is wise in the ways of the world decides to is nearly black balled from the town ...A .wg ,MN il Help, murder, police! Jean Harris fMaudieJ gets her daily dozen from Bill Rockett Uerryl who doesn't ap- preciate her match-making. -69- CHARACTERS MRS. MASON, Mother Opal Tucker MR. MASON, Dad David Applegate MAUDIE, their younger daughter Jeannie Harris Dorothy Burdick Dorma Cramer Jerry Johnson Wanda Turnbaw Karen Hunter Juanita Cargill Janet Trunk Marie Ann Sugg SYLVIA, their older daughter JOY, a cousin ALIX, Maudie's friend JULlE, Maudie's friend LYSBETH, Maudie's friend MRS. WHITE, Alix's mother MRS. ALLEN, Julie's mother MRSA DAY, Lysbeth's mother DAVY, Maudie's pa rt-time- steady CHI, Any girl's steady JERRY, Sylvia's friend TED, Sylvia's friend Donald Carnahan MARGARET, the maid Lavon Hill PROMPTER Neoma Cartwright Eddy Mashburn Willard Todd Bill Rockett ' if 4, ' -'TV' - 4 5 ,3,,r f ' - :qu 'V' A ' ' ., mn '3,c..- ,351 'F ' 'M'--' ' . ' ' :'- f ' X . ' A 54+ 1 , 1 , ' . - - .-.- , W .7 . - . , ,H . -- . 1 , v.-.' gg' ,. V a 3, 'gf' ff' gtfjgnsp ii- . 41 l ,, .Y tak. A 5 ?,..,l,F'5-V ' 'ff' . ir ,- I Q! 7' m,,-n ,4Y.,,. Q 'arf' .. .I , -'.,.,,,.,.f. V-kA,i,,'5:A,q'g4 -V -- - .5 ill .aw-Q. 1 I-it-. . ,sri i wP.'h.'. --,. SUZPJJL' ' J-. .V .f 'F 3 AS . viii.--f T ' - .- F' .1 Ready to board the bus to attend a F. H. A, rally are, left to right: Malinda Saine, Joyce Ishmael, lva Parsons, Ellen Campbell, Sargdy Saliba, Patsy Arnold, Euyvonne Vann, Paulette Dean, Phyllis Carroll, Phyllis Curtiss, Betty Winn, Carla Hitch, Patsy Budge, Wilma Thomas, Mildred Walker, Madaline Salem, Jimmy Dale Parker, Sandra Potts, Nancy Hart, Joyce Jones, Wilma Shelton, Sandra Parker, Linda Osborn, Lou Ella Cook, Donna Ballard, Yvonne Hope, Mrs. Jackson, Sponsor, Pat Cooper, Ann Osborn, Ruey Mason, Kaye Morrow, Ruby Meyer, and Martha Robertson, Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America's goal is learn- ing to live better today in order that the homemaking pupils' lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. The purpose of the F. H. A. is to promote appreciation ofthe joys and satisfaction of homemaking, worthy home membership, Democracy in home and community life, Good home and family life for all, International good will, Development of creative leadership in home and community life, Wholesome individual and group recreation, andTo promote interest in home economics. Officers of the F. H. A. are, seated left to right: Glenna Hicks, Parliamentarian, Yvonne Hope, Chaplain, Patsy Budge, Presi- dent, Ann Osborne, Viceepresident, and Wilma Shelton, re- porter. Standing are: Sandra Parker, Secretary, Joyce Jones, Historian, Ellen Campbell, Song Leader, and Euyvonne Vonn, Treasurer. 71- 'TI' f it N ,, P 45 wi ..,s. , 52 W, Z n .,x,A , , The Twisterettes is an organization of girls who do precision marching. They perform at halftime at basketball games. Members in their costumes clock wise from the Basketball floor center strip are Carol Hubbard, Sandra Parker, Jean Harris, Linda Sharp, Edna Hoggatt, Charlotte Kidder, Jimmie Dale Parker, Sue Lokey, Karen Hunt- er, Darma Cramer, Wilma Osborne, Patsy Davenport, Mary Ann Uptegratt, Phyllis DePriest, Paulette Dean, Carol Bluftson, Paula Jo Mathis, Linda Roberts, Carol Hurst, Sharon Rogers, Jo Lyhene, Pat Camden, Vicki Bacon, Helen Lacey, Mary Osborne, and Sandra Potts. The Twisterettes and D Club for the Girls and the Boys The D Club is an organization of boys who lettered in one of the sports offe ed at D ' ht A t' - bers are ,FIRST ROW: Richard Smiles Muldrew, Charles Cushenberry, Harry Glbb, Thorlfldrsllggottl, Dgdrxii glrinvs- ster, David Clark, Edgar Vice, Richard Shore, Harry Anderson, Don Archer, Eldon Armstrong, Gary Hackett, John Kane, Herb Hearon, Harold Spencer, Ronnie Ford, Willard Todd, Kenneth Witt and Jim Thomas. UW ...1-A--.....l. . ..- it The Pep Club organized to promote spirit at the athletic events throughout the Year. Under the leadership of Wanda Turnbow, President, Judy Hubbard, Vice-President, and Mary Osborne, Secretary-Treasurer, the club did a fine job. FIRST ROW: Sandy Saliba, Paulette Dean, Wanda Turnbow, Patsy Davenport, Jean Harris, Dorma Cramer, Linda Sharp, Linda Roberts, Helene Lacey, Pat Cooper, Jimmy Dale Parker, Mary Ann Uptegraft, Char- lotte Kidder. SECOND ROW: Nina Lindesmith, Vicki Bacon, Linda Combs, Ann Osborn, Linda Osborn, Joyce Ishmael, Carla Hitch, Phyllis Carroll, Ruby Myer, Mary Rae lvy, Linda Clymer, Phyllis DePriest, Juliene Car- gill, Joyce Chriss, Jo Lyhene, THIRD ROW: Carol Capps, Pat Camden, Peggy Cox, Donna Ballard, Madeline Salem, Judy Kidder, Cathie Chronister, Sandra Potts, Judy Hubbard, Mildred Walker, Murla Phillips, Nancy Hart, Carol Hubbard, JoAnn Chriss, FOURTH ROW: Nellie Wise, Wilma Osborn, Sandra Parker, Joyce Jones, San- dra Beckham, Norma Holeman, Carole Blufston, Mary Osborn, Edna Hoggatt, Paula Mathis, Jacquetta Payne, Aquilla Florence, and Euyvonne Vann. The Pep Club and the Student Rotanans The Student Rotarians, consisting of Senior boys, visited the Rotary Club at the meetings held each week. FRONT ROW: Dick Todd, Jackie Scott, Ben Saine, Charles Brasel, Charles Cushenberry, Eddy Mashburn, David Clark, Thomas Scott, and Willard Todd. SECOND ROW: Max Rigdon, Donald Carnahan, Lloyd Raibourn, John Hausner, Dennis Brewster, Jerry Mead, David Shanks, and J. H. Dean. THIRD ROW: Larry Cargill, Bill Teter, Gerald Adair, David Applegate, Richard Muldrew, Richard Forsee, Jim Thomas, Edgar Vice, Jim Schwartz, and Bill Rockett. The Journalism Students learned the basic funda- mentals of newspaper writing through the use at a textbook and incorporated their knowledge into actual experience by writing the weekly Teen News in the local newspaper. Sponsor of the Teen News is Mr, R. M. Schenandoah. Pictured left to right are Karen Hunter, Dorothy Burdick, Florence Budge, David Shanks, Wanda i Turnbow, Kaye. Castleberry, and Jean Harris. The Teen News Staff and . .. The New y rganized Commercial Club A new organization at Drumright High School this year is the Commercial Club. The students are kept busy by doing Commercial work for the school and locol business men. Members of the Commercial Club are left to right: Janet Trunk, Tommy Hicks, Mary Jo Whitsitt, Patsy Budge, Max Rigdon, Joyce Chriss, Betty Hicks, Juliene Cargill, Don Carnahan, Martha Robertson, Lou Ella Cook, Pat Hurst, Lenora Thomas, Lavon Hill and Neoma Cartwright. Sponsor: Mr. Frank Cuzalina. mu, VU An important job for six girls at D. H. S. is acting as receptionist in the principal's office. Each girl works an hour a day, dur- ing her study hall. Pictured left to right are: Dorothy Burdick, Dorma Cramer, Martha Robertson, Glendola Barnes, Euyonne Vann, and Cleetis McClain. Working in the Office Is Educational and Lots of Fun . .. The students who work in the library help Mrs Hess check books in and out accept fines make out slips for overdue books and in general keep the library in good order Left to right are Bobby Lafitte Donnie Saliba Jackie Scott Allen Merrill Euyonne Vann Jimmie Dale Parker Murla Phillips Glendola Barnes Linda Davis Pot Camden and Iva Mae Parson fr 4- X - gi r -A Q- 1. wc. git: s-1,5 ec , ...QA -tht 3 1 --5. sg. . Halal cuol is el burro? translated means Hi, which one is the burro? La gusto el espanol? fDo you like Spanish? Well these students are port of the Spanish organization under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kane. They are left to right: Euyvonne Vann, Barbara Cunningham, Jo Ann Chriss, Shirley Lynn, John Kane, Jerry Mead, Joyce Snell, Jo Lyhene, Cathy Chronister, Mary Huff, and Mrs, Kane. Spanish and Masquer-Thespian rganizations The National Thespians and the Mosouers merged to produce Wilbur's Wild Night ond The Revolt of Mother -two one oct plays. Members taking port were, left to right: Jimmy Dillman, Lavon Hill, Jo Lyhene, Don Carnahan, Henry Deon, Allan Merrill, Gary Lookebill, David Shanks, Jerry Johnson, Linda Shoupe, Dorma Cromer, Dennis Brewster, Neoma Cart- wright, Bill Rockett, Karen Hunter, Dorothy Burdick, Eddy Mashburn, and Patsy Davenport, 3931 g -ff.P'a- Y V un N. 0 Mrflrly 1 . Wi 3:4 CENTRAL CHEVROLET COMPANY See the U. S, A. in your Chevrolet . . . This is the i957 Chevy as seen from inside the show room ofthe Central Chevrolet Company. Mr. Fay Facker, owner and operator of the company, employs ex- pert mechanics for Chevrolet service and also sells a fine line of used cars, ll6 W. Broadway Telephone 37 26 YEARS IN DRUMRIGHT SNSQQS-.Wg-i , ,. A - , -,An-.,' , h I -. , .- - '---M, L. .L ..-,uwgn..,,. ,hal , - , K fftff- VN... .,, ., 1 'K . y .F . - ,n ,t -....-, s.:.q-fN, . . E., ? 71 CAWLEY BROTHERS CLOTHIERS The right clothes at the right time . . . The Cowley Brothers Clothiers has equipped the well dressed man with the very latest in the men's world of fashions. This establishment of fine clothes for men has been popular in Drumright for more than a decade. l47 E. Broadway Telephone 2lO 39 Years in Drumright CARNAHAN WELL SERVICE The kind of oil field service that X is indispensable to those who want the best is offered by the Carnahan Well Service. They have proved their efficiency and dependability to all who have worked with them. 407 S. Creek Telephone 168 or 133 lO years in Drumright .. . 'Q - -,4,N.-fi I -. fm, A. . - '- ' . 4.4-14s.4.,,- 1. .Q h NN: mv,-M . . 1, ,, if --:T 2- , Hb T ' ' l' . 4 ' . ' V 4, .4. K he CHRONISTER MOTOR John Chronister, the De-Soto, Plymouth dealer in Drumright, shows Karen Hunter and Dorothy Bur- dick a new l957 De-Soto, For the finest in new and used cars go to Chronister Motor Company. 915 West Broadway Telephone 3l4 11 years in Drumright V,' C 8. H GROCERY The finest brands of food combined with courteous and efficient service make the C 81 H Grocery one of the most popular in the Drumright trade area. The C 81 H is owned and operated by Cleo Hutchin- son and Roger Cartledge. 623 North Harley Telephone 'NT6 11 years in Drumright l T ' I COOK'S FLOWERS '--'A.':v.'M ' t- Sw. --g':gffg,fg6 f ,- nf .. , . f 1 , S 1592-if ':-f.' ' 4 ,. .... 79 ,Q-rialgw-Y fx? - -ra sm, . - 7 -, .' .lr-if?-gli-Fk-'bg-L,.-I '5i.'iL1C '.4 . Q-+e,isf'f, i1:.'f..'f'f-teh , 5 'zervif vi--' 11:i '?a - - fkfxxr-' . ,. Drift- 1 N- . . '.!f'?51,'3ff'-1'tfLs1-:iff -'fm P 4-QiY'i. l f'?-'fl '-'faklghf N '11-'.sJLff75,i 'i53ifit Q'-Wt H' e 1' f:LQ1f 7.,'r.. ' IQJ-jm5i?S,gf'l 155' :Lf , .f ' Q.-' . 3,3 ,. zgwu ,I .:-,1,. - DRUMRIGHT CITIZENS BANK The Citizens Bank is noted for its courteous and efficient banking service. lt is a reliable place to invest for the future. l53 East Broadway Telephone 82 -5 7 25 ' D ' ht ' years ln rumrlg go ivy Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook exhibit a few of their many artistic creations. Flowers and fine gifts have made this shop popular in the Drumright area. l l6 East Broadway Telephone 236 7 years in Drumright Q, it I-5 Z',,' DIXIE ELECTRIC COMPANY Fyrel Remaklus and D. C. Bushorr admire some of the many useful products sold at Dixie Electric. They handle all type of electrical appliances. 204 East Broadway Telephone 64 27 years in Drumrighl' is, of LuIQl!' '1-,- , ...all Z . . . '7 CURTIS DRIVE INN Mrs. Mae Stowe, Sylvia Merton, Donna Florence, Harriett Campbell, Flossie Newport, Pauline Wal- 'L DON'S DRIVE INN Don's is popular in the Drumright area for its friendly quick service and good food. Along with cold drinks and ice cream, big burgers and hot dogs are also served. Don's has become a favorite eating place with both teenagers and adults. 424 East Broadway Telephone 455 3 years in Drumright bridge, Betty Newport, Nona Wilson, Ann Parson, Viola,Curtis and Mr. Chester Curtis all help to give you good food and friendly service, Joining in on the picture taking is little Con Newport. 619 East Broadway Telephone 535 7 years in Drumright DON! 11--l'I.i - D8fJ DRIVEINN Foods with good taste is courteously served by Dorothy Johns, Vi Crawford, Mary Morefield, Edith Mcllwain, Ruth Gibson, Edna Heuston, Ruth Norley, and Nellie Bruce. West Broadway Telephone 522 4 years in Drumright Elf. Q il DRUMRIGHT GAS SERVICE Mrs, Katie Stockman and Mrs. Clara Landrum, employees of the Drumright Gas Service, have a chat with Mrs. Cecil Cummings, patron, The gas service is a credit to the citizens of the Drumright area. 102 East Broadway Telephone 120 24 years in Drumright .X , law i 1 V: 1 ci - :- Q 5924 Q A ie? 5 DRUMRIGHT LUMBER COMPANY Milburn Watson, owner of the Drumright Lumber Company and one of his truck drivers, Bill Tillman, watch as Ike Crockett, Crane operator, mixes concrete at the yard. Besides ready mixed concrete, the company also handles the best in lumber and hardware supplies. Center 81 Drumright Telephone 108 22 years in Drumright K xx . K :Bk ,J ,f jg' 'f ,. iq.-ti if . A V'- ff CRAMER WELL SERVICE Anything you can do we can do better, is the slogan of Cramer Well Service, whether it's tubing, casing, swabbing, drilling out metal plugs, or paraffin service. Available day or night, 716 North Creek Telephone 316 8 years in Drumright s ,. DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY Round-the-Clock refreshing Dr. Pepper and other cooling drinks are blended carefully at the bottling plant. C. P. Culp, owner, gives the rnachinery his personal attention, ll4 South Pennsylvania Telephone l25 27 years in Drumright 5, .. naw! DRUMRIGHT PUBLISHING COMPANY The Drumright Publishing Co. combines the Der ', -- ffff rick, published by Lou Allard on Tuesdays, and '7 1' ' the Journal, published by Gordon Rockett on Thurs A 'G days. Pictured left to right are Mrs. Myrtle Gibb ' Mrs. Nena Ladd, and Margaret Engles, employees 205 South Ohio Telephone 90 41 years in Drumright RTL J3. WM, ,153 2- ' 'Vx-,ff -'Z-'J A - J. , . 5 ' , ,,,.,.o-f i 9: E. J. CAPPS GARAGE Painting, body-work,and over- hauls are done efficiently at E. J. Capps garage. All work is done thoroughly by capable mechanics under the super- vision of E. J. Capps. lO8 West Broadway Tel. l327 2 years in Drumright -Q- in DUCKETT'S OFFICE SUPPLY AND GIFTS Mrs. Mable Duckett and Mrs. Ella Erwin stand by ...Q NA! 1 FELTS' GROCERY Mr. Rogers, Mr. R. l.. Felts, and Mrs. J. P. Smith al- ways make shopping at Felts' Grocery a pleasure with their friendly smiles and courteous service. 6Ol West Broadway Telephone 3lO 11 years in Drumright xii: the display of assorted greeting cards. Duckett's is ,, A 5 --1 is ,:' the center of gifts and school supplies in the Drum- W ju 4 Q.. -LM.:-fg 'Q 5 5 9 3 right trade area. 1 I ' I X 3' if ' U ... lOO East Broadway Telephone 646 , l I - 4 .. A kg .II 6 years in Drumright Z- f .55 .' P fc! - -' -.. -1 . - EUREKA TOOL COMPANY Charles A. Towne ll, manager of the Eureka Tool Company, offers friendly service, good machinery, and quick jobs in all oil field work and general repair work. 433 East Fulkerson Telephone 92 45 years in Drumright EURFK 0 r . ,, .-s....-.s1 -- in .-I i 'ni-n l GIBSON BUICK Mrs. Dorothy Parker and Don Warlick enjoy a ride in the new l957 Buick while J. D. Gibson and Hayden Gibson look on. For the finest in new and used cars, Gibson Buick is the place to go. 226 East Broadway Telephone 330 1 year in Drumright its sw HOME SUPPLY COMPANY Manager James Shanks shows Opal Tucker and Kaye Castleberry the latest style in table lamps. Home Supply is noted for their line of fine furniture and household accessories. They also carry a com- plete line of sporting equipment. 310 East Broadway Telephone 578 'I2 years in Drumright 'xv' ,- Q, r. .. fx? FOGLE OLDSMOBILE COMPANY ln the spotlight is the sleek new i957 rocket engine Oldsmobile, with the smooth ride and effortless driving, Mr, Eagle sells a complete line of new and used cars, and also maintains a service department. 313 East Broadway Telephone 6l 3 years in Drumright . . . . l kiwi? i i ...fl x egimiiix HOME SUPPLY COMPANY Another feature ofthe Home Supply is their kitchen equipment and appliances. Marvin Vickers is show- ing Neoma Cartwright and Lovan Hill some of the finer points ot the new Westinghouse refrigerators. The employees are always ready to demonstrate their many products. 3lO East Broadway Telephone 578 'I2 years in Drumrighl' .Z H U FF'S REXALL DRUG Howard Huff, owner of Huff's Rexall Drug, takes time out to chat with two customers. As well as the best in cosmetics, gifts, and fountain drinks, Hutt's also maintains a complete prescription department. I43 East Broadway Telephone l44 'I2 years in Drumright HUBBARD'S OIL FIELD SERVICE Insured work combined with prompt attention to all their customers needs makes Hub- bard's Oil Field Service a re- liable one in the Drumright area. Bill Hubbard is the owner I and manager. West of City Telephone l209 'gl 3 years in Drumright I . vm. M . ' 'f 17' 'fc . 1-wa . 'ff -'2?'-M M, 4v,.,. . f ,Ha .v .'.'f , -1, WN' lull ll INDEPENDENT TANK CLEANING 81 TRUCKING CO. Pictured is some ot the up-to-date equipment used by the independent Tank Cleaning 8. Trucking Co. Their specialties include heavy trucking, and oil, and steamer service 902 North Smother Telephone ll39 I0 years in Drumright l l I I -1 - .,,. H i' Ji- ' KERR-McGEE OIL INDUSTRIES, INC. The Kerr-McGee Oil lndustries have built a new field house just north ot Drumright. They specialize in oil field clerk work. North of City Telephone 223 I year in Drumright 334 1, flmx JOHNSON CREME 81 DOG Mouth-watering snacks, including jumbo-hamburg- ers, Johnson Dogs, ice cream and cold drinks have made the Creme and Dog a popular snack spot in KRAKER BROTHERS Phillip and Andy Kraker and their employees, Mrs. Ed Holder and Mrs. Ned Clanton, take time out to chat with a salesman, Jim Lions, and one of their many customers, Mrs. Frank Eldred. Krakers are Creek County's oldest merchants and celebrate their Golden Anniversary this year. l38 East Broadway Telephone ll7 42 years in Drumright N I . the Drumright area. The Creme and Dog is owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. H, F. Johnson. 620 West Broadway Telephone 1090 5 years in Drumright KING OILCOMPANY Haskell King watches as his employees check the air pressure on a tire of one ofthe company's trucks. The King Oil Company carries a complete line of Deep-Rock products. 501 North Harley Telephone 294 'I2 years in Drumrighl' vi MARQUETTE PHARMACY Cuma Spencer tries out the scale at Marquette Pharmacy while Marie Ann Sugg, Jerry Johnson and Mrs. Lee Dockery wait their turn, Marquette is well- known in the Drumright area tor their complete line of drugs and notions, plus the courteous service they always give. 206 E. Broadway Telephone l05 44 years in Drumright ,Q 'TT --A MAX McCALL GENERAL CONST. For the Tops in pipe line construction, call Max McCall. He also has bulldozers and winch tractors for hire, Pictured here is a small portion of their equipment which is always at your disposal. 405 N, Harley Telephone 290 22 years in Drumright U , McAU LAY'S CLEAN ERS Jack McAulay is explaining the newest dry clean- ing methods to Lenora Thomas and John Hausner. McAulay Cleaners furnishes the most modern, up- to-date methods in cleaning and pressing. They also pick-up and deliver for their customers. l28 E. Broadway Telephone 44 'I year in Drumright --- yn md' R pit McCRACKIN FEED COMPANY The McCrackin Feed Company, carries a complete line of Purina Stock and Poultry feeds. Mr. H. L. Sloan, manager, is always ready to demonstrate his many fine products. l00 South Ohio Telephone 777 16 years in Drumright t .sir A if st I J El! l E Il 1- ,li yrs. . . . .i ,, L , . I ,Li mu., . : Q MILLER HARDWARE8. FURNITURE CO., INC. Arnold Sheer shows Don Carnahan, Tommy Hicks and Opal Tucker the latest in Kroehler Lounge Chairs. They also carry the best in electrical ap- pliances and other household equipments 340 East Broadway Telephone 30 4'I years in Drumright I iiii'5'Eliua xi? -I 7714444 'fir-5 vii in MIKE MARRS DRILLING CO Pictured here is the office ot Mike Marrs Drilling Company The firm is always onthe jab giving ex pert attention to all their customers They are well known in the Drumright area for their efficiency and dependability 705 North Harley Telephone IOI6 23 years In Drumrlght I' 4.5! MILLER INSURANCE 8. LOAN COMPANY Bill Scribner explains an in- surance policy to Mrs. Cal- vin Bossa, As partners in the Insurance b u s i n e s s, Bill Scribner and L. N. Stephen- son are always ready to serve their patrons with courteous and efficient service. 332 East Broadway X Telephone 79 25 years in Drumright K DAVIS PAINT STORE Mrs. Frances Muldrew is shown here showing an au- tograph hound to Mrs, Gladys Roberts. Also you will find the finest paint and wallpaper selections, 212 East Broadway Telephone 938 'I0 years in Drumrighl' XX L- OKLAHOMA TIRE AND ASSOCIATE STORES O. L. Mchlutt shows Tommy l-licks, Donald Carna- han, and Max Rigdon one of the many appliances at their store. ll5 East Broadway Tel9pl'1Or'19 45 7 years in Drumright F NU-WAY GROCERY Shopping for groceries is a pleasure when you re- ceive the courteous attention from Jack Caldwell and his clerks. IO4 East Broadway Telephone 6 29 years in Drumright tx AAI 5 45 I xv QV OSTERHOUT FUNERAL HOME lt is our pleasure To serve Drumright in the best way possible. Carl and Willa Osterhout, owners. SOI West Broadway Telephone I2 44 years in Drumright ROGERS TIRE AND SUPPLY Mr. Claadean Murray demonstrates the Firestone tires to Willard Todd, Eddy Mashbarn, and Thomas Scott. People with the finer taste will find the quality and style of home furnishings they desire at this store. l29 East Broadway Telephone 640 12 years in Drumrighf ' ' 'isle' RAINEY'S CAFE Food with that extra good taste is served at Rainey's Cafe by Stella Wright and Mrs. Loy Rainey. The cafe is owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Loy Rainey. West of City Telephone l372-W3 I .f E 7 years in Drumrighf 5s , ---L WW. .. .M it , Tha nk You! .- I -'x .zz 'fmh1 fEf5- it Ftlizriffi' 4 . for selecting SEMCO Ef':l'..f ::fi . . il if where quality IS the mr-fd A y wdilliiupqll h ,TIE .M,,,,...-f-' SEMCO COLOR PRESS, INC. 129 N.W. Third Oklahoma City CEntraI 2-7848 F0rest 5-4487 -91 .- : '- X ti' nr JL,- ' ii. ,i SHANKS INSURANCE AGENCY Richard Muldrew is chatting with Peggy Gibson, employee at Shanks Insurance Agency, The fine service given to all their customers has made Shanks Insurance' one of the most efficient firms in the Drumrightarea, l23 E. Broadway Telephone 456 i .A ,D ' wg .M E, V ,.. . I - M SUPERIOR CLEANERS Superior Cleaners combines prompt, courteous serv- ice with the finest in dry cleaning and pressing, In addition to their modern, up-toedate cleaning meth- ods, they also furnish one-day service on request. I23 South Ohio Telephone l23 26 years in Drumright SMITH'S FUN ERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE The Smith Funeral Home has proven their efficiency by their service to Drum- right in the past years. They can be depended upon at anytime to serve their patrons in the best possible manner. 405 W. Broadway Telephone I36 30 years in Drumright 'g . gi- 'I 'I I 1 ,,.'-4- , -nvh'f4-.... -. 37 years in Drumright H gg--C., A X, Ni, WJ .. ,... A 9 V .gill Z. D. HOWARD CO. Weldon Jones sells Wanda Tarnbow 8. Jean Harris on the newest in the new car line, the l957 Ford, Besides the selling and servicing of new Fords, the Z, D, Howard Company also handles approved used cars. 200 S, Pennsylvania Telephone 500 25 years in Drumright ff -,nit I' Q W ns l wv-1 51.4 Abbmgton Abe 45 47 Adair Gerald 10 54 58 73 Adkuns Wllllam 10 70 Alexander Leon 28 Anderson Harold 24 40 41 43 45 47 51 52 72 Anderson Mrs Leta 6 24 67 Anderson MIssLuc:1e 4 5 Anderson IrgIlL Anderson Vlr ll 0 Andrews Nadlne 28 57 Apple Mrs H zel 611 1968 Appleby James 4 Applegate Davud 10 54 58 67 69 73 Archer Don 20 23 40 43 44 47 51 52 72 Armstrong Eldon 20 40 41 51 52 Arnold Dovnd 10 Arnold James 20 48 Arnold Patsy 24 30 33 35 57 71 Ary Eva Nell 28 29 30 Baber Mr V E 6 7 24 43 44 47 Bacon Vucky 28 29 30 32 57 66 72 73 Baker Lorene 20 Baker Tommy 24 Bal Roger 51 Boll Shurley Ann 9 24 54 58 67 Ballard Donna 24 30 66 71 73 Ballard Harmon 20 Barnes Glendola 17 24 75 Barnes John 50 Bear Gaul 54 Beard Bull 28 49 Beard Don 28 49 Beard Donald Jean 28 49 Beckem Byron 50 Beckem Sandra 28 29 32 49 73 57 Beets Joyce 18 Bendure Harry 24 38 40 48 Black Curtns 8 Blouse Jvm 4 Blufston Carole 24 26 30 48 57 72 73 Boldrng Sharon Kaye 66 Bossa Mrs Calvnn 89 Bradley Mr Clyde 4 6 7 12 17 Brasel Charles 11 54 56 58 62 70 73 Brasel Leslne 24 26 27 54 55 58 66 68 70 Brewster Dennus 11 19 51 52 67 68 72 73 76 Bruchacek John 8 Index Brown Bully Ray 28 29 56 Bruce ze Budge F renCe 211141974 7 Budge Patsy 20 38 68 71 74 Burdlck Dorothy 2 1011 16 34 38 40 58 63 66 67 68 69 74 75 76 80 Burnett Bertha 30 Burnett Marvun 70 Bushore D C 81 Butler Benpamnn 28 50 Caldwell Jack 90 Caldwell Lewus 20 Campbell Ellen 20 57 67 71 Campbell Harruet 81 Campbell Lawrence 70 Camden Pat 9 24 30 72 73 75 Camp Muss Eula 6 7 67 Capps Carol 28 32 57 73 Cargrll David 48 70 Carglll Jerry 20 66 70 Cargill Juanrta 10 67 69 Cargill Jullene 14 20 22 38 58 66 67 68 73 74 Cargill Larry 1018 22 62 70 73 Carnahan Don 2 10 63 66 67 69 73 74 76 89 90 Carr Harold 20 54 55 56 58 Carr Kelth 28 29 31 54 56 58 Carroll Phyllis 28 30 32 71 73 Cartwrrght Neomo 10 12 16 19 60 64 66 67 69 74 76 85 Castleberry Joe 28 57 Costleberry Kaye 2 11 19 74 85 Chnss Jo Ann 24 73 76 Chromster Cathle 24 54 56 66 73 76 Chromster John 80 Clanton Mrs Ned 87 Clark Buddy 29 38 49 50 ark Davud 101 161 4041687273 Clymer Lrnda 29 31 54 55 56 58 73 Combs Lindo 28 29 32 49 57 73 Conor Eddne 54 55 Cook Brll 80 Cook Mrs B ll 80 Cook Lou Ella 21 67 71 74 Cooper James 29 39 43 45 47 49 51 66 68 Cooper Pat 29 32 54 56 58 71 72 Cox Peggy 24 57 73 94- Cramer Dorma 11 141516 47 66 67 69 72 73 75 76 Cramer Howard 4 Crane John 50 Crawford V: 81 Crockett Ike up C P Cummungs MrsCecIl 82 Curnmlngs Larry 2123 Cunningham Barbara 76 Curtls Mr Chester 81 Curtis Phylzss 24 57 71 Curtus Vlola 81 Cushenberry Charles 11 15 38 40 41 72 73 Cushenberry Rose Mary 21 54 56 58 Cuzalma Frank 774 Davis Dlckue 29 Davus Gary 55 57 58 Davrs Linda 24 75 Davis WI IE 47 Davenport Patsy 14 21 30 47 57 67 72 73 76 Dean Henry 15 23 40 70 76 Dean J H 1254 56 58 70 73 Deon Paulette 29 30 32 48 57 71 72 73 Denyer Sam 4 Deprlest Phyllis 9 29 32 49 54 55 72 73 Dramond Don 21 40 Drllman Jlmmle 67 76 Dlllman Ronnie Dockery Mrs Lee 88 Duckett Mable 84 Dunlap John 39 Eakln Paul 24 Eldred Mrs Frank 87 Elshesmer Ronald 24 26 40 43 45 47 51 52 Erwin Mrs Ella 84 Es es Bnlly 86 Eubanks John 50 Eyman David 2 Eyman Gwendolyn 21 Fe s Mrs R L 4 Fuelds Ella 29 30 lncher Davud 12 13 51 Fisher Terry 21 70 Florence Aqurlla 24 30 73 Florence Donna 81 -Aw I -I I I - I I I Il9I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 9 '- ' .. 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