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Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

 - Class of 1959

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'PRESENTINC ffhe 959 Gusher 5 I ,I , Ze ! 1 N f' L, ga B Ps A X , fi :Jia 5? 3 V- - pi. 4 1 lm 47 ,mrvcf Q, 21. i I 1,5 I Iii Z sz if as Q 3 I gi :IC--A 'Aw-,-sg. -, 1' , -Lg, ,fL'?2' - ,...g 3 B - es, ww' .L i GLENDOLA BARN UW COX, Co-sailor USHER TAFF The job of presenting the yearbook, the Gusher, to the students of Drumright high school, is the responsibility of the Gusher Staff. This year, Glendola Barnes was elected editor of the yearbook and Peggy Cox co-editor. Editing the Gusher is a job that lasts throughout the school year. Not only is the planning of the book undertaken but the financing involves hard work by everyone on the Gusher Staff. When school starts, the yearbook personnel go to work. Yearbook planning, operating the concession stand at the football field, selling advertising to the businessmen, selling subscriptions, the taking of pictures, publishing the weekly Teen-News, selling popcorn at the basketbaIl'games are only a few of the many ac- tivities undertaken by the Gusher Staff in presenting the yearbook to you. Our desire is to give you a book that you will like and one you can compare with other school yearbooks and say with sincerity ours is the best! Sponsor of this year's Gusher is Mr. R, M. Schenandoah. DONNA BALLARD CAROLE BLUFSTON JO CHRISS JUDY KIDDER l 2 A school system needs someone to undertake the study of the needs for each class and classroom The Board of Educa tnon has thls nmportant yob to do The members of Drumrnght s Board of Educatron are Left to Rnghf Sam Denyer Attorney Wayne Patton Robert McClain James Appleby Vnrgll Anderson President Arnold Scheerl-loward Cramer Lucllle An derson Secretary and A C Wnemer Superuntendent BOARD OF ED CATH? CHOOL ECRETARY Every school must have a secretary whom they can trust and depend the proper order Drumnghf has been honored to have Mass Lucille Ander son for the past I7 years She ss an alumna of D H S and once taught Enqlssh here Mass Anderson received her B A Degree from the Umversnty of Oklahoma A upon to keep the school's business in '1 , . f - . an--V if MJ ma.,- ...Q Y Superuntendent of Drumrught schools Mr A C Wuemer receuved hus B A Degree from North Central Col lege Napervulle lllunous and hus M Ed Degree from Colorado State College Greeley Colorado M Wuemcr has been vwuth the Drurnrught school system 35 years He came to Drumrught as a teacher un l924 He became pruncupal of the hugh sch: ol un l929 and has been our superuntendent sunce l949 Mr Wuemer us a vcry lnusy and suncere superuntendcnt When hc us not takung care of school matters un hus effuce he us Luther attenduna thc Rotary Club thc Chamber of Commerce hrs church or a professuonal meetung un the state When he us not relaxung at home he enuoys an occassuonal fushung trup to Bull Shoals Mr and Mrs Wuemrr luve at ll8 East Wood and have two chuldren Mary Ann a teacher un Denver and Fred at Kan sas Unuversuty fi.. X' Pruncupal of Drumrught Hugh School Mr Clyde Bradley receuved hus BS E Degree from Arkansas State Teachers College and hus M S Dcgrcc from the Unrversuty of Arkansas Mr Bradley coached football for two years at DeValls Bluff Arkansas He served as pruncupal of Garfueld Junuor Hugh School un Rogers A kan as and us now completung hrs fourth year un the Drumruqht school system Mr and Mrs Bradlcy luve at 5Ol South Jones and have three chuldren Mary Cundy and Nancy 5 ,AL 3 . -1 - , I X - , Z3 - N r . . f 5 - ' 4 'A in ir-, f?g:.'s W Q A , ,ill Ti , xx - S ' use . I - ' - u ' r ' . I I I S ' ' , I , I ' X 3 u 5 ' P H lx I I I l I C S ,Q . r tx K , . x- . ,. T? .I ,- A -, Y H. M- . . ' .- ' 5 n .2 F .X . , , . ' ' . 4 - I .Q I Q . . ' V ,A ' -x fu , x L. . . . u y . - - X ' ', . , X 'Q l . . I S I ' r r- 3 . V, - I . . . X ' ANDERSON CAMP DOBSON FRIEND APPLE CUZALINA FORMBY FACULTY MRS LETA ANDERSON receuvecl her B A and M S Degrees from Oklahoma A 8. M College She teaches Sophomore and Sensor Englrsh and sponsors the Masquers and the Junuor class MRS HAZEL APPLE recelved herBS andMS Degrees from Oklahoma A 81 M College She teaches Algebra I Algebra II Plane Geometry Hugh School Arnthmetlc and sponsors the Student Councll and the Student Rotarians MISS EULA CAMP receuved her B A and M A Degrees from the Unrverslty ot Oklahoma She teaches Englush III and Engllsh IV and sponsors the Natronal Thesplans MR FRANK CLJZALINA recelved his B S Degree from Southeastern State College and hrs M S Degree from Oklahoma State Unlverslty He teaches Typnng I Typung II Bookkeeprng Short hand and sponsors the Elate Club MR JIM DOBSON receuved has B S Degree from Southeastern State College He teaches Shop Draftlng coaches football and B team basketball He us also a sponsor of the Freshman class MR JIM FORMBY receuved hrs B S Degree from Oklahoma A 8. M College He teaches Voca tional Agriculture and sponsors the Future Farmers of Amerlca He ns also a sponsor ot the Junlor Class MISS ALMA FRIEND recenved her B S Degree from Oklahoma A 8. M College and her M S De gree from Oklahoma Unlverslty She teaches Blology, Hugh School Arlthmetlc and sponsors the Students of Sclence Club and Sophomore class , 'A .4 ll , 'Z r ,, ' ' . ' -J - F I F If L 9 ' I ,ig u 1 A . yr Cf I N, ' I Q 4 l A L 'xx . J. - SK, 1 . ' E E 1' f . Q , . , - , . 1 1 1 1 , I I ' 1 1 1 - I . . . . . I - 1 1 1 1 4 I . 6 GRIFFIN JACKSON MOUSER SCHENANDOAH HESS KANE PINKSTON SWIMLEY MR BOB GRIFFIN recesved has B S Degree from Oklahoma State Unlverslty He teaches World Hnstory and sponsors the Junior class He ns head football and basketball coach MRS EDITH HESS received her BS Degree from Central State College and her MS Degree from Oklahoma A 8. M She as the school lubrarvan and sponsors the Freshman class MRS GENEVA JACKSON receuved her B S Degree from A 81 M She teaches Vocatuonal Home maklng She sponsors the Future Homemakers at America and IS a sponsor of the Sensor Class MRS LOUISE KANE recelved her B S Degree from Oklahoma University She teaches Englxsh I and Spannsh She sponsors the Pep club and as a sponsor ct the Sophomore class MR EUGENE MOUSER JR receuved has B M E Degree and has M S Degree from Oklahoma State Unuversuty He teaches Band and Chorus He sponsors the Modern Music Masters and D H S On The Air MRS LOU ANN PINKSTON recenved her BA Degree from Central State College and her MA Degree from Oklahoma A 81 M She teaches American Hrstory and Problems of Democ racy She sponsors the Sensor class MR R M SCHENANDOAH receuved hrs B A Degree from Northeastern State College He teaches World Hnstory Journalism Oklahoma History Crvucs and Draver Education He coaches Junxor Hugh football He sponsors the Gusher Teen News and the Sensor class MISS HELEN SWIMLEY receuved her B S Degree from Central State College She teaches Gen eral Math and Scrence She sponsors the Freshman class L2 . 1 I .- . , Q . ' C2 I v . X I U ,- , . 1 5 II 1 'V ' g . . . I I I U ' . , . 7 3 ...wg-Q 1 The job of keeping our high school ond gymnasium clean ond neot and in top working condition foils on the shoulders of three men. These men, our custodians, ore left to right, Curtis Block, Tom Stoicup ond John Honky. CU TODIANS and BU DRIVER Standing beside one of Drumright's school busses ore four bus drivers who have the responsibility of mak- ing sure the outlying students ore picked up on time in the morning ond returned home in the evening in o sofe ond Comfortcbie manner. Left to right ore Garland Jenkins, John Brichocek, llon Hicks Gnd Ook Grove driver, Mr. Vonn. v-I Officers of the senior class are, First Riqht: Judy Kidder, Vice-President, Chronister, President Second Row: Dowd Cargill, Yell Leader, and Cleetis McClain, Secretary- Treasurer, U Q X Q 1 Row, Left' to and Cathie Guiding the students in their final year in high school are senior sponsors, Left to Right: Mrs Pinkston, Mrs, Apple, Mrs, Jackson and Mr. R. M. Schenandoah. Head sponsor is Mrs, Pinkstan, 'I BAKER, TOMMY--Sr. Play, Jr. Play National Thespians 4, M M M, 2-341 Chorus 2-3-4, AIIfState Chorus 3-4. W7 'Raul' ANDERSON, HAROLD l.EEA4SfudCr1t Rotor- ion 4, Fooiboii i-2-3.4, Basketball l,2-3-4, , X Track 1.2, o ciub 203-4, NAS S. 2-3-4, A ,fl , , X Baseball 2, All-Conference Football 4, Captain 52, 3 Q 3- - ' i 1- 4, lO BALL, SHlRLEY4Sr, Play, Jr. Play, National Thespians 3-4, Masquers 2-3, Elite Club 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, officer 3, Runner-up for Commercial Award, Pep Band 3. Moved from Kan- sas l, moved to Kansas 4. BATEMAN, PHYLLIS-Usher corps 1. BALLARD, DONNA-National Honor Society 4, Oklahoma Honor Society 2-4, Sr. Play, Masquers 4, Pep Club l-2-4, F,H.A. 2, Teen News Staff, Editor, Gusher Staff, Basketball l, Usher Corps l. BEARD, MRS. NAVADA HARRINGTON- Oklahoma Honor Society 2, Attended We- tumka 2. Viixx' BARNES, GLENDOLA - Gusher Staff, Editor, Teen News Staff, Editor, Basketball l, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Office Girl l-2, Band l, Cheerleader l, Library 2, F.H.A. l-2, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Usher Corps l. BEAVERS, JAMES-Student Ro tarian 4, Pep Club l, Track l. BENDURE, HARRY - Student Council l, Football l-2, Student Rotarian 4, Basketball l-2, Class President l. BOLDING, SHARON-Oklahoma Honor Society l-2-3-4, Runner-up for High Ranking Girl. BIVIN, STEVE-F.F.A. 4, Football 4, Chorus 4 Moved from Cleveland 4, l l BRASEL, LESLIE--National Honor Society 4 Oklahoma Honor Society l-2-3, Jr. Play, Srl Play, F.F.A. l-2-3-4, Officer 2-3, Pres. 4, Stu- dent Council 2, M.M.M. 3-4, Band l-2-3-4 Officer 3-4, Student Rotarian 4, Basketball l High Ranking Boy, Music Award, F.F.A. Award BLUFSTON, CAROLE--Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Masquers 3-4, Pep Club l-2-3-4, F.H.A. l, Teen News Staff, Editor, Gusher Staff, Cheerleader l-2-3-4, Chorus l-2, Officer l, Football Queen l, Spanish Queen 3, Twisterettes 2, Usher Corps l. CARGILL, DAVID-F.F.A. l-2-3-4 Student Rotarian 4, Football 4, Bas ketball l-2-3, Track l-2-3, Class of ficer 3-4. CEARLEY, MELBA - Sr. Play, Pep Club 3-4, Elite Club 3-4, Cheerleader l-2-4, Basketball Queen 4. Moved from Bristow 3. COX, PEGGY-National Honor Society 4, Oklahoma Honor Society l-3-4, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, National Thespian 3-4, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Elite Club, Secre- tary 4, Teen News Staff, Editor, Gusher Staff, Ca-Editor, Chorus l-2-3, All-State Chorus 3, Going to College Quiz, Best Thespian Girl, Masquers, President 3-4. CHRISS, JO ANN-Sr. Play, Masquers 3, Pep Club l-2, Elite Club 3-4, Vice-President 4, Teen News Staff, Editor, Gusher Staff, M.M.M. 3-4, Chorus 3, Band 3-4. cuians, PHYLLIS-Pep Club 2, office Girl 3, FHA. 3-4, chorus 1-2-4. l3 Na- CHRONISTER, CATHIE - tional Honor Society 3-4, Okla- homa Honor Society l-2-3-4, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, National Thespians 4, Masquers 3-4, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Chorus l, Student Coun- cil 3-4, Elite Club 4, M.M.M. 3-4, Treas. 4, Band 2-3-4, Officer 4, Band Queen 4, High Ranking Girl, Jr. Class President, Sr. Class President. DURBIN, PEARL-F.H.A. l-2-3 -fi Basketball 3. Moved from Gettys: burg, South Dakota 4. l i 5' , '27, A . I Q '?5': ,'nz f z' t-. 'ga 'rc 'i EAKIN, PAUL-Student Rotarian 4. Moved from Chelsa, Okla- homa 2. FLORENCE, ACQUILLA - S.O.S 2, Pep Club I-2-3-4, Library 3, F.H.A. I-2-3. ELLIS, CAROL-S.O.S. I-4, Pep Club 3, F.H.A, 4, Treos. 4. Moved from Carrni, Illinois 4, GRISHAM, DARYL-30,,,d 1,Sfudenr Rotarian 4. I4 19-11, is ELSHEIMER, RONALD -- Student Council 4, Football 2-3, Baskelball I-2-3-4, Track 2-3, Jr. Play, Student Rotarian 4, Boys' State, Baseball I N.A.S,S. 3-4, D Club. GENTRY, BILL--Pep Club I Fool ball I-2-3, Student Rotorian 4 Track 3, Chorus I, GUEST, JOHN-Student Rotarian 4, Football 4, Chorus 2. Moved from Brush, Colorado 2. HINSHAW, CONNIE - Fashion Show l . 1991 HlCKS, GLENNA-Masquers 3, Pep Club l-2-3-4, FHA, l-2-3-4, Parliomentarian 2, Pres. 3, Basketball l, Cheerleader l, Chorus 4, Band 2-3. Moved from Powell, VVyoming 4. xv' '1':.f HOGGATT, EDNA-Sr Play, Pep Club l-2 Basketboll l, Band l, Twisterettes 2. I5 'PTD -sf' A HICKS, NADINE-Pep Club l F.H.A. l. HOPE, VONNIE--Best Thespian Girl, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, National Thespians 4, Masquers 3-4, Ot- tice Girl 2-4, F.H,A. L2-3-4, Elite Club 4, Basketball l, FFA. Sweetheart attendant 3. if 1 HUBBARD, CAROL-S.O.S. 2, Chorus l-2, National Honor So- ciety 4, Masquers 3-4, Oklahoma Honor Society 3-4, Jr, Play, Pep Club l-2-3, Twisterettes 2, Band Queen attendant 2-3, Basketball Queen attendant 3. KILE, GARY-Teen News Staff, Editor, Gusher Staff, Student Ro- tarian, Chorus 2, Basketball l-2. HUFF, MARY MARGARET-National Honor Society 4, Oklahoma Honor Society l-2, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, National Thespians 4, Masquers 3, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Band l-2-3, Officer 2-3, Pep Band 2-3, O.S.U. Band Clinic. KINCADE, JERRY - Student Rotarian 4, Chorus l-2-4, Jr. Play, Basketball 2-3. 16 KIDDER, JUDY-National Honor So- ciety 4, Oklahoma Honor Society l-2-3-4, Teen News Staff, Editor, Na- tional Thespians 3-4, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Elite Club 3-4, Pres. 4, Gusher Stott, Girls' State 3, Sec. Soph. Class, Vice- Pres, Sr, Class, Band Queen attendant l-2-3-4, Football Queen attendant 4, Basketball l, LAFlTTE, BOBQSL Play, Jr. Play, S,O.S. l, National Thespians 3-4, Pep Club l, Library l-2, Teen News Staff 4, Editor, Gusher Staff, Stu- dent Rotarian, Chorus l, Outstanding Thespian Boy. , f , t vQA X J LQMONT, LARRY-Student Rotar- ian. Moved from Hazelton, Kansas 4. LOKEY, SUE-Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Mosquers 3-4, Reporter 4, Student Council l-3-4, Cheerleader l, Band l-2-3-4, Twirler 2-3, Drum Major 4, Basketball Queen 2, Band Queen attendant 2, Twisterettes 2, Presi- dent 2. LANNING, JOHN-F.F.A. l-2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 4, Sentinel 2, Reporter 3, Masauers 4, Basket- ball l, Football l, Student Rotarian, Runner- up F.F.A. award. MATHIS, PAULA--Pep Club l-2-3-4, Office Girl 2, Basketball l, Cheerleader l-2-4 Chorus l-2. I7 -1 LEDGERWOOD, JOE - Student Rotarian. MEAD, JUDY-Masquers 3, Pep Club I-2, F.H.A. l, Basketball l, Chorus l. Moved from Bron- son, Missouri 2. tht' MUNSON, DARYLENE-Library 3-4. OLIVER, CHESTER - National Honor Society, Oklahoma Honor Society, Jr, Play, Sr. Play, Na- tional Thespians, Track 2, D Club, Boys' State, Basketball l-2-3-4, N.A.S.S,, Science Award, Runner-up to High Ranking Boy, Runner-up to Best Thes- pian Boy, Runner-up to Math award, class Vice-Pres. l. MCCLAIN, CLEETIS--National Honor Society 3-4, Oklahoma Honor Society l-2-3-4, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, National Thespion 3-4, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Office Girl 2-4, F.H.A. l, Student Council Secretary 4, Elite Club 3-4, Chorus l, Going to College Quiz, Math Award. Moved from Pauls Valley, Oklahoma l. OSBORN, LlNDA-Nationol Honor Society 4, Oklahoma Honor Society l-2-3, S.O.S. l-2, Pres. 2, Sr. Play, Jr, Play, National Thespians 4, Mosquers 3-4, Pep Club l-2, F.H.A, 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Elite Club 3-4, Chorus l-2, All- State Chorus 2. i8 NISHIMUTA, TED-Student Rotar- ian. Moved from Southeast Kansas 4. PAYNE, JACQUETTA - Sr. Play, Masquers 4, National Thespians 4, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Student Council 2-4, Treas. 4, Elite Club 3-4, Office Girl 3, Gusher Staff, Teen News Staff, Editor, Basketball l, Football Queen 4, class Sec.-Treas. 3, Student Coun- cil Convention 4, Pan American Queen attendant 2, Snow Ball Queen attendant 3. POTTS, SANDRA- National Honor Society 4, Oklahoma Honor Society l-2, S.O.S. l-2, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Na- tional Thespians 4, Masquers 3-4, Pep Club l-2, Office Girl 4, F.H.A. 2-3-4, Pres. 4, Elite Club 4, Chorus l, Bond l-2-3-4, Officers 3, F.F,A. Sweetheart attendant 4. SAFFA, BOB-Football 4, Basketball l-2-3, Pep Club l, Student Rotarian. RAINEY, BlLL--Student Rotarian, Football 3-4, Basketball 2-3, Track 2-3, SALEM, MADELINE 7 Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Mosquers 3-4, Vice-Pres. 4, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Office Girl l, FHA. l-2, Elite Club 4, Teen News Staff, Editor, Gusher Staff, Basketball l, Usher Corps l, Snow Boll Queen at- tendant 4. I9 ROGERS, JlM--Jr. Play, Student Council 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Track 2-3, Student Rotarian, Football l, Manager 2, Basket- ball l-2-3-4, N.A.S.S. 3-4, Class President 2, D Club 2-3-4, Na- tional Student Council Conven- tion 2. SHARP, LINDA-Jr. Play, Mas- quers 3, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Stu- dent Council 2-4, Basketball l, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Football Queen attendant l-2-3, Basket- ball Queen attendant l-3-4, Twisterettes 2. SHELTON, WILMA - F.F.A. Sweetheart 3, F.l-l.A, l-2-3-4, Historian 2, Reporter 3. SNELL, JOYCE-Pep Club l, Library l, F.H.A. l-2-3, Teen News Staff, Editor, Gusher Staff, Q g 4' 'Q ,, :Sumo-04 SMITH, DON-Jr, Play, Football l-2-3, Band l-2, Student Rotarian. STALCUP, TOMMY-Student Council S.O.S. l-2-3-4, Pres. 4, Student Rotarion. 20 'tu-H SMlTH, TERRY-Student Rotarian, Teen News Staff, Editor 4, Gusher Staff, Football l-2-4, Track l-2, Chorus l. THOMAS, WILMA-Oklahoma Hon- or Society 4, Pep Club l-2, F.H.A. 1-2, M,M.M. 3, Chorus l-2-3-4, Sec.- Treas. l, Accomponist 2-3-4, All- State Chorus. X x TIMMONS, BEN-Going to College Quiz 4, S.O.S. I, Library I, Student Rotarian, Basketball I-2, Chorus I. WISE, BERT-Oklahoma Honor So- ciety I-2-3, S.O.S. I-2-3, Student Council 3, Student Rotarian, Chorus I-2, Going to College Quiz Winner 4, National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist, Commercial Club 3. TRUNK, RUTH ANN-F.H.A. I-2-3-4, Vice- Prcs. 4. QE' Editor, WRIGHT, BOB-Teen News Staff, Gusher Staff, Jr, Play, Basketball I, Football 3, Student Rotorian. 21 fr- 'U' tx WARNER, GLENNA--S.O.S. I, Jr. Play, Sr, Play, Masquers 3, Pep Club I-2-3-4, Office Girl 3, Library 2, F.I-I.A. I, Elite Club 2-3-4, M.M,M, 3-4, Chorus I-2-3-4, Band 3-4, Going to College Quiz 4. WRIGHT, RONALD-Pep Club I-2, Football I, F.F.A. I-2-3-4, Junior sponsors who accepted the responsibility at guiding the junior Class in the planning ot the iunior - senior banquet pause after one of their numerous meetings, l-lead sponsor is Mrs. Anderson and her assistants are Mr Griffin, Mr. Cuzalina, and Mr, Formby. THE IU IORl Don Beard Keith Carr 1'- --,Y -ta! nf? 6:9 ,,-f' Eva Nell Ary Leona Alexander Jimmie Abshire Alton Bateman Kay Brown Freddie Cartwright J-lf v-Y ,-v... ff x J- A i FN 1 . fb N. I I fy I .. ff H ,.,-' '. , ....g' A V- -ig, ,fu A g, it 1 .'f4f'fsfsi1 . 11 f-WE T H , .. . 5 G? , f . it . s K M9 YHA ' V slr-T-' :ik-'Tit ai?-' Lindo Clymer Linda Combs James Cooper Pat Cooper Paulette Phyllis DePriest Ella Rose Fields Jerry Floyd Pat Fulkerson Charles The I0 of Wearing Their Class Rings Lonnie Greenfield Carla Hitch Jacquetta Hunter Norma l-lolernon Joyce Armstrong Mary Roy Ivy 4 .sr . ,,, J: . A IU' YAY aaa.- 'Y-Er I-P64 fill 14115 .4- , ., .J-W' . 'N' wg' 41' The problem for these Junior class officers is how to raise money for the Junior - Senior Banquet. Serving as Class officers this year ore Charlotte Kidder, Leroy Rainey, Tom York, and Carla Hitch. ,ua-I-1 -,,..-- 'P 1 13.1 . ., , rx if 55 . I S C -tri Class President' Julllc Sovhommc bxjrrav' Yell The SoQhOmO'? hfjf icleOS ffl' DCOVWO U Coorwfod' flcers lauljlqmg Ol . xJicefPresldC ll' Treasurer, JUGY Zfflcers l9U9hlgllvSle5nd secrcww Gnd Leadef, Undo THE OPHO OREl nie Bateman V1 Ronnie Bishop Norma Camden Mary Cargill . 0-ng Linda Bossa Danna Carroll :in fix sa- , ','. 1. I Al X 4 .. L V 14 , 8'i ' 5' ui! -I 1.5! Y .41 ww. tb Q, ', , - ., . ,Nik - 7 B ' me 5, - 1-w a l ry- 1. f 'I-rg ' Jann Ackenhausen Kathy Andrewg Dorothy Balfer Jogn BQ,-mpg DonnaxBayCe Jean Brichacek -lUClY Chance Arnollene Collyer T551 lf' xif 5. e ' A 1-9 , X xx . , I 11 lv 'Nliff' X B -51 mai , ve- IS T , :- 1-J' Z 3. If rfb 1 Q.. A -5.2 l 'Q fi 5 7' X-'Y mfr 5.7 Q I an Judy Coonrod Sandra Cox Jerry Delmar Jim Dinwiddie Mike Floyd Carolyn Gillispie Earl Glimp Emma Lee Hart Training To Be Uppcrcrlassmcn Wayne Eakin Phillip Hoggatt Planninq for the Sophomore Aemmlply is one of the many duties of the Sophomore sponsark, Left lo riqlwt are assistant Qponsors Miss Friend and Mr. Mower and lwcad sponsor Mrs. Kane. Linda Holcomb Dayle l-loleman Bob Hurst Bill Jenkins -3 1-4 27 9... wif I I ' . 3 f ' 1 , ' - 1 ii' 1-iv l 1 March Of D mg the l959 Anfll-'Orwos found. U7 ew sta . A gemblv, 0 V' f the Dnmes 5 on Gppeored out O S ld WOSS l song Eggsomore class T0 ploy Severo on his steel QUW0 Gone Are The Fears of Uur Flrst Year McClain Steve Moody Pauline Moore Gayle Mullunax Deanna Murray Helen Nichols Lindo Oliver Dnxle Pnckermg Linda Pott Robert Ranbourn nyi Y X 1:12 Bill Archer Freshman class officers experiencing their first year of leadership in high school are Sally Jarrett, Yell Leader, Vicki Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer, Gail Stockman, Vice-President, and Jon Barnes, President. Peggy Beard John Brichocek Danny Common Tommy Cruzgn I X14 1,1 l Sharon Cummings Phillip Daniels These three happy sponsors have been planning a few of the activities for the Freshman class. Head sponsor is Mrs, Hess and her assistants are Mr, Dobson and Miss Swimley. Creating Order From Donnie Davenport Daryl Davis Tommy Fisher Susie Garner 77-1. , A . 2 ', 'fz vi QT gi . rg Q ' ,' 2 n -WL, 1 Z:-35-. 1 1 ' , - i f l l 1 XIX n 5 l M Confusion Jonell Davis Sue Ellis Tommie imer Fondella Gray Veta Greenfield Charles Grisham f f 5 X Al fl I i . 1 S x f Q 2 J, , :FX J A o Y N. -ff' 41,4 l1O'f 91092 lf' O P-A ,O .., , , ',' vk' John Marx Judy MCCreary O vfan, The Jazz Band performed in the Junior Assembly by playing several rag-time tunes, Members of the Jazz Band are Billy Brown, Jr.g Eddie Miller, Jr.g Keith Carr, Jr,g Gail Stackman, Freslw.gCIifford Reoy,Jr.g and Billie James, Jr. Carol McDade Tom Nishamuto Ralph Ritter nz: -wr 'T' .:.. 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OPPONENTS Chandler Cleveland Bristow Dewey Pawnee Stroud Fairfax Shidler Okemah' Hominy 43 DATE WE THEY Sept. 12 O 44 Sept. 19 6 20 Sept. 26 6 41 Oct. 3 O 36 Oct. 10 6 20 Oct. 17 6 12 Oct. 24 O 48 Oct. 31 6 6 Nov. 7 12 8 Nov. 14 14 42 -vF PAT FULKERSON PAUL TODD CLYDE MCCLAIN CHARLES JOHNSON End Holtback Tackle Tackle l Year 2 Years l Year l Year The l958 Drumright Tornado football season is one season that will long be remembered by those who have followed the Tornadoes and watched their progress. Perhaps in the minds of a few, the most important thought is how the game came out, in other words did we win? The Tornadoes won one game, tied another and lost the remaining eight of a ten game schedule, but that's not im- portant to a large number ot people who have stayed and cheered the team on. Those Drumright spectators who came out and yelled, saw in the coming and going of each game, the untiring de- sire to win and never give up, Not once did the Tornadoes give upl They continued to drive, block, tackle and show improvement in all respects at every succeeding game. lt was a long way to come with an inexperienced team and a new coach, but after untold hours on the practice field the team MIKE FLOYD LEROY RAINEY BOB LOKEY STEVE MOODY Center Guard Guard Quarterback l Year 2 Years l Year l Year JERRY RICKNER DAVID LONG JON SELLERS DOYLE I-IOLEMAN Guard Fullback Halfback Halfback I Year I Year I Year I YEOI' started to improve Now that the seasonlis over there is o feeling among those who did not ridicule the teom and its coaches that something positive has been gained this year, a feeling that is won- derful to have. The Tornadoes, despite their won-lost record, created more excitement at the end of the season than at its beginning. They continued to show improvement and desire. lf this is a result of one year's hard work, what will it be like next year? Mony feel Drumright will start to eject from its weak sister position that it's been in for a number of years and make their opponents stand up and pay attention to Drumright's fortunes. Our hats off and a pat on the back to the coaches and members of the I958 Tornado football teom for the wonderful showing they made this year, We're proud of youl ORVILLE MILLS JOHNNY CRANE ALTON BATEMAN DANNY LEAR End Tackle Holfback End I Year I Year I Year I Year .f-JC- aa, habla Members of the Junuar Hugh football team are Furst Raw left to rnght Tommy Wuse Charles Grusham Tracy Venable Danny Moore Rnchard Wuse Dennvs Kldder and Leland Bear Second Row Charles Barnhart Mrckey Hackett Jan Barnes Paul Salsba Jerry West and Bobby Trunk Thurd Raw Bully Archer John Marx Loran Mllls Dannle Cornman George Wright John Ishmael Larry Wnlborn and Tommy Cruzan UNKHlIHGHQFOOTBALLfHLMW OPPONENT Perkms Wewaka Pawnee Cleveland Brlstow Hammy Sand Sprmgs CURE TH EY The Junuor Hugh football team showed thear opponents a lot af desnre thus year Freshmen players should be a lot af help to the Varsuty team next year as a lat of patentnal greatness was dlsplayed Coach of the Junnar Hugh foot ball team thus year was Mr R M Schenan doah hrs furst year ln caachmg football l , -l we - ' ' 4 . 30 0 - ' A o 64 , l2 42 , I2 34 l . t ' 7 24 - - ' o 44 , ' , . . . - ' 32 , - - - - , Q rv- --xr .11 .. :-1 f ' J, .'Q . ,Lv .. Q V- ' i If , ' ' ' Tv gmt' V- 9! f..dfv,. ,,.g.-sgigffg 1 .w lt: .2 I as W Q, ,. , er - .nw ,g f 4. ii B' if ,,, iffffiiif 'af 'ZQQSW :ggyli f A 1Qwiif: Ms, 6:3 83 iii' li fi f 2 ' in l il S5532 A .,, tif fra lu E5 F , X 'x Ti I V 1-1. . Members of the xarsitv basketball team are, First Row, Left to Right: Ronny Bishop, Rat Fulkerson, Joe Rockett, Eddie Miller, and Coach Griffin. Second Row: Ronnie Elsheimer, Harry Anderson, Jim Rogers, James Cooper, Leroy Rainey, and Chester Oliver. W V, N1 F Driving in for an easy two points is V A IJ X B Harry Anderson. Pawnee lost to Drumright, 115-43. How well a team performs depends on how well they are trained and how much desire they have to win, especially when the team, as a whole, is short on stature, The Drumright Tor- nado's basketball squad played well against overwhelming odds to compile an enviable 262, won-loss, record for the l959 basket- ball season. The Tornadoes beat every team they played during the season. Perhaps the high point of the season was when Still- water, the team sportswriters predicted would be undefeated this year, went down to defeat at the hands of the Tornadoes. Even with Stillwater's mammoth center in the game they had their dreams of being unde- feated for the season, shattered. Our hats off and a pat on the back to Coach Griffin and the basketball team, l-'larry Anderson, Ronny Bishop, James Cooper, Ronnie Elsheimer, Rat Fulkerson, Gary Johnson, Eddie Miller, Orville Mills, Chester Oliver, Joe Rockett, and Jim Rogers, for the splendid year. Remember, You Can't win them alll A ' r x ff 1 W' ff, ,Z iq L...- K ini E! Q ' '... 'E 1-,,i..l.T , .-J -Q 'STM 'Ir fl -3 Ei Zi' I , . 2.4 -ii 1 iresfizlt :Q -.px N -11. .as In-,ummm-assent ---W - -. -ni. .sw- ME ge, ggess-tmgilgxex: 41,31 ,g 15.9 wil rwnsafarlswii H i-'wifklimwrs 'YB R riff? SHN' ii-U 'S in if mural g.ws,si:fa - . g fifeglff ammo sxfsf 'ff Q limiww fr t 'FQ lrfg, 51134 -K' :aw In ' di Ph 'iii 'Slgy Members ot the B team are first Row lett ta right Bob man Donnie Bateman and Coach Dobson Second Raw: and Chuck Watson B TEA ASKETB LL Driving in for a shot under the basket is Ronny Bishop number 55 Drumright lost to Bristow I8 26 raahuss 5 O l-lurst, Wayne Eakin, Doyle Holeman Paul Todd Doyle Hole Steve Moody, Jerry Floyd Charles Johnson Bull Jenkins OPPONENT Sand Springs Guthrie Stillwater Bristow Fairfax Cushing Stillwater Cushing Guthrie Bristow mw?5'im' f u.k m. l ' WM' ef at ff Q-H . We ifr'?f fr-'M wi Wm. :sais - wir, ., ,E-at n gm.ae,f'ri?!Gug.mmam fa Nan masse 41 1 ,g,g,,e, xref . 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V 3221 'Ji lg'-Elf,-V-:ln 't : l A 2 - f N , S .. , .41 n-'fl'lb'l . . - 'tin.-..wl4f.llIZll4lels3 . . I .... f-Bl ln' in u '4'-in K X., Q fb-if 1 'SAY 'sw Memhe s of the Drumrujhr Htah School ldnd ar Drum major Sue Lokny twrrlers Mary Ann llntearoft Jtmmy Dale Parlor and Phylll Deprmst Mnmbus of the band are Frrst lxow front tobaclf Kuth Carr Don Turner Eddue Muller Linda Clymer and Pe qv Hoa wtf Second Row Shar n Cook Donna Boyce Ruth Townsley Tony Salem Pat Cooper and Ruth Dunn Thtrd Row Clifford Rea Sur Arnold Jn Chrrss Judy Outer and Jeanne Brtchacelf Fourth Row Sandra Po ts Bully Brown Gaul Stockman John Bnchacck Marta Rntchue and lla Lou Bonham Frfth Row Leslue Brasel Charles Peelman Glenna Warner Mrke Wagers Deanna Murray and Cathm Chronlster DRUMRICHT B AND CHDRU Members of the Chorus are Furs? Row left to ruqht Norma Holeman Dtxue Plckerunq Geneva Turnbow Lando Oltver Tawanda Htll Peggy Bateman Marv Hallman Brenda Hudson Pam Watson Ann Holland Doris. Moser Barbara Stanlry Bonnxe Woodward Glenna Warner Phyllis Curtis Jo Ann Wann Camrlla Morrls and Duana Rhyne Second Row Shirley Ttpput Llnda Bossa Donna Wtlson Betty Wooten Dorothy Baker Fondella Gray Malmda Same Juduth Rnckncr Judy McCreary Judy Jordon Nnna Lundesmuth Bcssue Thomas Lrnda Potts Suste Ralney Judy Coonrod and Janet Mrzer Thurd Row Tommy Reams Clrfford Reax Wayne MCDade Charles Pcelman Don Todd Joe Castlcberry Jerry Knncade Steve Buvtn Jerry Delmar Tommy Baker Phyllto Hoqqatt Doyle Holeman George Spencer and Bull Hamulton r..... ln 54 Members of the percussion section are, Left to Right: Ruth Townsley, Don Turner, Sandro Potts, Gail Stockman, Sharon Cook, Jo Chriss, and Glenna Warner. fu- ' m---H --Q---b--nw f -. -V---...........-..i....,, Members of the reed section are, First Row, left to right: Sue Lokey, Linda Clymer, Mary Ann Uptegraft, Sharon Cook, Phyllis DePriest, and Cathie Chronister. Second Row: Deanna Murray, Marta Ritchie, Jeanne Brichacek, Peggy Hoggatt, Ruth Dunn, lla Lou Bonham, Pat Cooper, Sue Arnold, Sandra Potts, and Jo Chriss. Members of the brass section are First Row left to right: Tony Salem, Mike Wagers John Brichacek, Judy Quier, Jimmy Dale Parker and Eddie Miller. Second Row: Keith Carr Charles Pee-lman, Billy Brown, Donna Boyce Clifford Reay, and Leslie Brasel Chorus members participating in the All State Chorus are, Lett to Right, Nina Lindesrnith, Lindo Oliver, Joe Castleberry, Lyndo Bossa, Norma Holernan, Tornrny Baker, and VViImO Thomas. Memhers of the Soprano sec- tion ore, First Row, left to righti Dixie Pickering, Geneva Turnbow, Linda Oliver, Mary Hallman, Ann Holland, Glenna Warner, and Jo Ann Winn Second Row: Shirley Tippet, Lynda Bossa, Danna Wilson, Tawanda Hill, Peggy Bateman, Brenda Hudson, Judy Coonrod, and Barbara Stanley. Third g7 The Altz 'tetgtizn at the Ch'rus, Cfnzist-. ut, First li'w, lett to rnjhtj Nerrna Hilennan, Phyllis Curtts, Dtgna Rhnne, Onzf Eihniu V!gCd,tgrr1 Second R3-.A.g Cflrnillc M ,rris, Betty Vtfrfvten, Janet Mizcr, and Dorothy Ealcer Third RCW: Nina Ltr'iClE?'rWWllh, BCSJQ Thomas, Suzie Rainey, and Linda Potts Accampcnwiats for the Chorus are Wfulnfa Thomas and Susie Garner. Chorus officers are, First Rowi Norma Holeman, Secretary, and Camilla Morris, Librarian, Second Row: Linda Potts, Vice- Presudent and Susie Rainey, President. Raw: Judith Rtckner, Judy Mc- Creary, .ludy Jordan, Fondella Gray, Malinda Saine, Pam Watson, and Doris Moser. 7 v'lg.si, -S. Z. ,- v. Representing Drumright at the All-State Band is Leslie Brasel. Members of the Bass section are, First Row, left to right: Jerry Delmar, George Spencer, and Wayne McDade. Second Row: Steve Bivin, Joe Castleberry, and Jerry Kincade. Members of the Tenor section are First Row left to right Tommy Reoms Clifford Reay Bill Hamilton and Phillip Hoggatt Second Row Charles Peelman Don Todd Tommy Baker and Doyle Holeman Attending the Oklahoma State University band clinic were Leslie Brasel Gail Stockman an Eddie Miller Band officers ore, Seated: Glenna Warner and Lindo Clymer. Second Row: Phyllis DePriest, Sue Lokey, Mary Ann Uptegraft, and Cothie Chronister. Third Row: Keith Carr, Billy James, Eddie Miller, and Leslie Brasel. Members of the Triple Trio are, Left to Right: Lindo Oliver, Nina Lindesmith, Norma l-loleman, Lynda Bossa, Janet Mizer, Glenna Warner, Diana Rhyme, and Malinda Saine. Leading the band in the colorful parades are Drum Major Sue Lokey, and Twirlers Mary Ann Upte- graft, Jimmy Dale Parker, and Phyllis DePriest. Members of the Pep band are, First Row, left to right: Tony Salem, Lora Miller, Sharon Hallford, John Brichacek Robert Smith, Donna Boyce, and Billy James. Second Row: lla Lou Bonham, Pat Cooper, Jeanne Brichacek, Peggy Hog gatt, Clifford Reay, and Leslie Brasel, Third Row: Keith Carr, Gail Stockman, Glenna Warner, and Don Turner, 58 Q. .ri 4 fi Qi Sw g ejf pdllkllg Q f gait? 6Ll'0Ill5t I' 60 If SQW wi' WWF' ,Mg za if Hangul? ff all f gas 61 ,-'. Leaving the library, after studying for a test, is the runner-up to the l-lighest RQnkingGirI,Sharon Bolding. Sharon maintained superior grades in high school. 4 l l Runner-up to the Highest Ranking Boy is Chester Oliver. Chester was active in various types of activities all through his high school years. HICHE T RANKI G RUNNER '-UP A D AGRI ULT RE AWARD One of Leslie l3rasel's many honors include being the winner of the Agriculture award. Leslie proudly wears his F.F.A. jacket while examining a F.F.A. trophy. Checking the seed display in the agriculture room is John Lanning, runner-up to the Agriculture award, John is very friendly and sincere in his farm work. 3. - A' 9 ' i ,X Tri' NKLFR NN-af!! 1 l Y-15 I t I Q The winners of the Best Thespion Bay and Runner-up are: Bob Latitte and Chester Oliver, These students won as a result of their serious participation in their class play. THE PIA , MATH, The Math department is awarding two students for their excellent work in the field of mathematics Winner ot the Math aword is Cleetis McClain Runner up honors go to Chester Oliver A 4 l ? Tied for the honor of being Best Thespian Girl are Peggy Cox and Vonnie Hope. Peggy and Vonnie were chosen as a result of their excellent Der- formance in the Senior ploy. 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J 5 : , T ?'i..f:, 5 2 -S3-, be!-F. l l ! 1:5 The Student Council, the governing body of the students, serves the school in various ways. They sponsor assemblies and dances and promote a better understanding between students and faculty. Members are, First Row: Ronny Bishop, Ronnie Elsheimer, Gary Johnson, Jim Rogers, Joe Rockett, Tommy Stalcup, and Jon Barnes, Second Row: Susie Garner, Sue Lokey, Charlotte Kidder, Jacquetta Payne, Cathie Chronister, and Bill Beard. Third Row: Rena Rickner, Linda Sharp, Mrs. Apple, sponsor, and Cleetis McClain. ST DE T COUNCIL Representing Drumright high school at the State Student Council Convention at Bartles- gl ville were .lacquetta Poyne, Mrs, Apple, sponsor, Cleetis McClain, Charlotte Kidder, and Phyllis DePriest. , ,W . -1 K I Q ,-nm K? This year the Commercial Club changed their name to Elite Club because there are only twelve members and there are twelve spaces to an inch an the elite type. The twelve members are, First Row, left to right Cleetis McClain, Peggy Cox, Judy Kidder, Jo Ann Chriss, and Jacquetta Payne. Second Row Melba Cearley, Madeline Salem, Cathie Chronister, Linda Osborn, Vonnie Hope, and Sandra Potts. Standing be hind the group is their sponsor, Mr. Frank Cuzalina, ELITE CLUB - STUDE T BOTABIANS The Student Rotarians are guests at the regular Rotary Club meeting each Friday noon. Two of the Senior boys attend the noon luncheon to learn a little more about our town. Members of the Student Rotarians are, First Row, left to right: Jim Rogers, Don Smith, Leslie Brasel, Chester Oliver, sponsor, Mrs. Apple, Harry Bendure, and Tommy Stalcup. Second Row: Paul Eakin, Ronald Elsheimer, Larry LaMont, Steve Bivins, Bill Gentry, Johnny Lanning, and Bob Lafitte. Third Row: Terry Smith, Gail Bear, Bill Rainey, andJames Beavers. urns: ..,: sn--Q-gun l5??f:2 -fi? !K.1l?'- BP! agar Fa F-X an A i .N Q aww .naar ,LB ,..,l, an-vw 898918 X'Q'3!W bl l 16. Q J 1 ul-ami: 'M -6- :sm ll -tuuquill sp as-ns' , I au V fdxif ., ,.,-,....,4 r- . i, T - , , 'lr' ::- ' fix 1' J ' J P N.. ,. ,- V 3' ' fp - Q V - .:' A -V-,Ps-'+' .-'f flliil-I The students must be in the top twenty per cent of their class to be eligible for the National Honor Society. They must be o junior or senior. They are chosen by the teachers on the basis of leadership, character, and service. Students, this vear, belonging to the National Honor Society are, First Row, left to right: Carla Hitch, Carol Hubbard, Cleetis McClain, and Judy Kidder. Second Row: Mary Margaret Huff, Donna Ballard, Linda Osborn, and Sandra Potts, Third Row: Chester Oliver, Peggy Cox, James Cooper, Cathie Chronister, and Leslie Brosel. NATIONA AND OKL HO A HO OR OCIETY The students must be in the top third of their class to be eligible for the Oklahoma Honor Society. Students can become a member of this organization when they enroll as a freshman. Oklahoma Honor Society stu- dents, this year, are, First Row, left to righti Joan Barnes, Judy Quier, lla Lou Bonham, Sharon Bolding, Gail Stockman, Judy Kidder Rena Rickner, Phyllis DePriest, and Shirley Kelly. Second Row: Shirley Hiebsch, Sharon Cummings, Carla Hitdh, Carol Hubbard, Sally Jarrett, Cleetis McClain, Donna Ballard, Judith Rickner, and Mary Ann Uotegraft, Third Row: Jeanne Brichacek, Peggy Cox, Cathie Chronister, Charlotte Kidder, Jimmy Dale Parker, and Tony Salem. Fourth Row: Bobby Trunk, Roger Rounds, Chester Oliver, James Cooper, Charles Johnson, Ronny Bishoo, and Clyde McClain. 'iii'-211-'ni' it can ai -ww: -num w--, iff.-5 -tt, .- an awww-Q.--ss Q ag, 0, 19: ' 35. A , 75 i 11,1 i L The Modern Music Masters is a national honor society for musicians who maintain an acceptable grade average and are interested in music. Members of Drumright's Chapter 340 are, First Row: Cothie Chron- ister, Mary Ann Uptegroft, Pat Cooper, Phyllis DePriest, and Linda Clymer. Second Row: Mr, Mouser, sponsor, Billy Brown, Eddie Miller, Billy James and Leslie Brasel. - S. . . The Students of Science Club is for students who are interested in science and who maintain a C average in science subjects, Members are, First Row: Dorothy Baker, Mazie Stokes, Geneva Turnbow, Larry Kestersan, Susie Rainey, Leland Bear, John Brichacek, Tony Salem, Phillip Daniels, and sponsor, Miss Friend. Second Row: lla Bonham, Vicki Johnson, Bob Lokey, Buddy Pickle, and Tommy Reams, Third Row: Tommy Stalcup, Chuck Watson, and Billy James. -1 . 3 -Q S 1 . I 5 3 5' QA Members of the play cast are assembled after the matinee, Seated on the floor is Melba Ceorley, Seated, left to right, are Donna Ballard, Jacquetta Payne, Glendola Barnes, Carole Blufston, and Mary Huff. Standing are Linda Osborn, Sandro Potts, Pat Camden, Judy Kidder, Vonnie Hope, Cleetis McClain, Peggy Cox, Bob Lafjtte, Shirley Ball, Cathie Chronister, Madeline Salem, Sue Lokey, Jo Chriss, Edna Hoggatt, Leslie Brasel, Chester Oliver, Tommy Baker and Sponsor, Miss Camp. GGTAKE C RE OF MY LITTLE CIRIJ, Peggy Cox lLizl looks admiringly at Ches- ter Oliver Uoel as he tells her Yes, I have some one very special in mind. CHARACTERS . Elizabeth lLizl .,,.....,,.................... Peggy Cox Becky ...,..........,,.. ......... S hirley Ball Adelaide lAdl ..... ...... J ean Warner Merry ...,........... ..,..,. P at Camden Marge .,.. ......,..,.,... M ary Huff Dallas ....,....... .,... J acquetta Payne Casey ............... Mother Apple ,.,.. ...... Mrs. Bellows ..... .s... Joe .............,... Chad ..,. Sam .....s.. Thelma ...,. Alice ....... Grace ..,.. Marie ..,.. Justine Polly ...... ....Yvonne Hope ........,..Jo Chriss .Cleetis McClain .......Chester Oliver .......Bob Lafitte ......Leslie Brasel .........Sue Lokey Glendola Barnes Madeline Salem .......Edna Hoggatt ......Judy Kidder .......CaroIe Blufston Marilyn ......,..... ...... M elba Cearley June ..,.........,.............. ,... An Expressman Drumright High School is a m -Donna Ballard ...Tommy Baker ember ofthe Na- tional Thespian Dramatic Society 5- 'I V7 Q er X7 X . To belong to the National Thespians a person must be interested in dramatics and meet the requirements of the national organization, Drumright students in National Thespians are, First Row, left to right: Peggy Cox, Mary Huff, Linda Osborn, and Sandra Potts. Second Row, left to right: Cathie Chronister, Tommy Baker, Cleetis McClain, and Chester Oliver. A1110 AL THE PIANS - MASQUER Members of the Masquers a local dramatnc socxety are Back Row Donna Ballard Pat Cooper Llnda Osborn Mrs Anderson sponsor Sandra Potts Charlotte Kldder Sue Lokey and Judy Kudder Front Row Madelvne Salem Jocquetta Payne Lnnda Clymer Phyllns DePruest Peggy Cox Mary Uptegratt Carol Hubbard and Vonnse Hope C-'..VvWJf 1-:Shi CF' if 'iff' 'CW FHA. Purposes: TO PROMOTE: Appreciation of the joys and satisfac- tion 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 rec- reation. Interest in home economics. Officers of the Drumright Chapter ot the Future Homemakers of America are, First Row, left to right: Ruth Trunk, Vice-President, Sandra Potts, President, and Pat Cooper, Parliamentarian. Sec- ond Row: Eva Nell Ary, Historian, and Jimmy Dale Parker, Secretary, and Lindo Osborn, Treasurer. F UT RE HOMEMAKER OF AMERI A Members of the Future Homemakers of America are, First Row, left to right: Sponsor, Mrs. Geneva Jackson, Carol Ellis, Vonnie Hope, Jimmy Dale Parker, Eva Nell Ary, Sandra Potts, Ruth Trunk, Lindo Osborn, and Pat Cooper. Sec- ond Row: Brenda Hudson, Tawanda Hill, Susie Garner, Sharon Cook, Camilla Morris, Sue Ellis, Gail Stockmah, Ruth Townsley, Shirley Tippet, Donna Wilson, Geneva Turnbow, Arnollene Collyar, Dixie Pickering, and Sharon Cummings. Third Row: Peggy Bateman, Judy Jordan, Betty Wooten, lla Lou Bonham, Bessie Thomas, Judy Caonrod, Susie Rainey, Linda Potts, Betty Winn, Dorothy Baker, Vicki Johnson, and Jo Ann Winn. Fourth Row: Gwynnieth Hollis, Peggy Hog- gatt, Fondella Gray, Judy McCreary, Judith Rickner, Peggy Beard, Sandra Cox, Sally Jarrett, Nina Lindesmith, Ruby Meyer, Nellie Dawn Wise, Phyllis Curtis, and Paulette Dean. V I 4 - -5 X ..-...,.. sf . S.-.--4-g.,, A i .F- WV The Aim and Purpose The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of Agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship, The Specific purposes for which this organization was formed are as follows: l . To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. 2, To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in them- selves and their work. 3 To create more interest in the in- telligent choice of farming oc- cupations. 4 To participate in worthy under- takings for the improvement of agriculture. 5. To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. 6. To encourage improvement in Scholorshlp- Officers of the Drumright Chapter of the Future Farmers of America are, First Row, left to right: Mike Floyd, Reporter, John Lanning, Vice-President, and Leslie Brasel, President. Second Row: Mr. Formby, Sponsor, Jerry Rickner, Secretary, and Charles Johnson, Treasurer. FUTURE FARMER OF A ERI A Members of the Future Farmers of America are, First Row, left to right: Ferrold Hammock, Roy Harmon, Ralph Ritter, John Marx, Billy Archer, Charles Barnhart, Tommy Fisher, Johnnie Hope, and Ted Nishimuta. Second Row: Tom Nishimuta, Ruben Ritter, Mike Floyd, Jerry Floyd, Steve Moody, John Lanning, and Leslie Brosel, Third Row: Clyde McClain, Jerry Rickner, Charles Johnson, Steve Bivin, Thurman Cox, and Mr.Jim Formby, sponsor. , : 1 si- , , . E '-' ., A A' '11 r ' 'x4 111- A si ' i 2 A3 2 3 L 5 in f 5 i W ' 5 5 -93 , i ' ' ,z : S 1 , V L V 5 1 3' : 5 i i i 7 The members of the Pep Club who supported our teams at ball games throughout the year are, First Row, left to right: Jacquetta Payne, Glendola Barnes, Mary Ann Uptegraft, Charlotte Kidder, Mary Rae Ivy, Linda Clymer, Linda Combs, Linda Sharp, Mary Huff, Carole Blufston, Paula Mathis, Melba Cearley, Cleetis McClain, Cathie Chronister, and Madeline Salem. Second Row: Phyllis DePriest, Gail Stockman, Barbara Stanley, lla Bonham Marta Ritchie, Linda Oliver, Bessie Thomas, Judy Coonrod, Susie Rainey, Linda Potts, Shirley Tippet, Donna Wilson, Glenna Hicks, Judy Jordan, and Peggy Hoggatt. Third Row: Judy Kidder, Carla Hitch, Phyllis Carroll, Jo Ann Winn, Susie Garner, Vickie Johnson, Sally Jarrett, Peggy Beard, Sharon Cook, Camilla Morris, Ruth Townsley. Pamela Watson, Dena Rickner, and Dorothy Boker. Fourth Row: Donna Ballard, Peggy Cox, Sandra Cox, Martha Kime, Emma Lee Hart, Rena Rickner, Carolyn Gillispie, Shirley Kelly , Linda Holcomb, Dixie Pickering, Deanna Murray, Geneva Turnbow, and Nina Lindesmith. Fifth Row: Sandy Salibo, Paulette Dean, Mrs. Kane, sponsor, Norma Holeman, and Donna Carroll. PEP CL B - TEEN NEWS STAFF The Teen News Staff who worked hard writing the school paper each week are, First Row: Carole Blutston Glendola Barnes, Madeline Salem, Donna Ballard, Peggy Cox, and Katie McBride. 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WIRING Tl-IAWING PIPE THREADING ROOT CUTTING LAWN MOWER SHARPENING -And- Jock Hommer Drill Work Septic Tonk Cleoning Slush Pit Shooting Light Winch Truck 48 M4110 in f5Z3rumrigAf BUD S DRIVE IN A favorite place to catch a quick lunch among the students of Drumright schools and people of this locality is Bud s Drive ln This popular establishment operated by Jawanda Marrs specializes in Big Burgers and Chili Pies For a tasty snack stop and enjoy the fast service offered at Bud s 424 East Broadway Telephone 455 2 Years in Drumrighf fgfgfx C 8. H GROCERY The widest variety of foods and the friendliest of service is given the customers cf the C 81 H Grocery Mrs Pauline Grady is one of many satisfied customers at the self service meat counter Cleo Hutchison and Roger Cartledge are Co Owners of the business 623 N Harley Telephone 956 'I3 Years in Drumright iw.- E. J. CAPPS GARAGE Pointing out some technical instructions pre- partory to making the necessary adjustments or repairs to this car is Mr, E. J. Capps, owner and operator of the E. J, Capps Garage, to Bob Lafitte. lf you car or truck needs repair stop by and see Mr, Capps. lO8 West Broadway Telephone l327 4 Years in Drumright CENTRAL CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE Mrs Claudean Murray secretary at the Chev rolet and Oldsmobile agency points out one of many new features ofthe 59 four door lmpala Chevrolet to Bob Wright and other customers Mr Fay Packer owner and operator of the agency employes expert mechanics and also sells a fine line of used cars I I6 W Broadway Telephone 37 28 Years in Drumrlght CARNAHAN WELL SERVICE Stondzng before one of the bug Cornohon trucks ore Bud McNutt Tolbert Todd Tom Cornohon ond Jeff Cornohon They do tubing ond rod service bowling ond swobbung Tonk cleonang oul field houlung ond rousfobout servrce 401 E Broodwoy Telephone 168 or 1333 'I2 Years In Drumrlght C C CRAVEN BUILDING CONTRACTOR Mr C C Croven prepores to use hrs Powr Kroft sow by rnorkung the necessorv stronghf Innes on the rnoteruol he IS using on o repolr job He does generol construcfnon bunlds homes domestic ond Cornmerclol work In his business 426 South Morrow Telephone 228 5 Years un Drumrlghf 'i' CITIZEN S BANK OF DRUMRIGHT Drumrnghf s bonk The Cmzen s Bonk ns noted for nts courteous efflcuenf bonksng Shown obove ore three reosons why Mrs Jonuce Hol Iond Mrs Rnchord Lorkun ond Mass Sondro Skoggs 153 Eost Broodwov Telephone 82 27 Years m Drumrlghf 80 b 5 ! l 1 5 1 1 . , lf 1 1 I Q AI' J In 1 1. .L f CRAMER WELL SERVICE Shown nn the plcture above are l-larlus Morrns Ted White Lawrence Matherly and Garrett Burns They are working on one of Howard Cramer s units These men say Anything you can do we can do better 716 North Creek Telephone 316 I0 Years In Drumrlght DIXIE ELECTRIC COMPANY lf you are about to purchase a new refrngerator stop In and see the absolutely beautiful lm perval cold pantry by Frvgldaure sold stalled and servucea by Duxne Electric Abso lutely no defrostnng necessary Whale you are In the store see the varnous electncal applaances they handle 204 West Broadway Telephone 64 29 Years nn Drumrnght ll COOK S FLOWERS Owner Bull Cook shows a piece of merchanduse to Jackne Garrett nn has shop Bull handles fresher flowers and gnfts for any occaslon Also available are cut flowers pot plants funeral deslgns and complete weddunq arranaements A member of the florust telegraphrc delsvery 1 16 East Broadway Telephone 236 9 Years nn Drumrlght 1 . 1 I 1 f ' lil' , . E I I X Il,- . - Q U I 81 - DOVER S GROCERY Mrs Juonlto Bornes Mr Burl Rogers ond Mrs Bessze Smuth work together to help moke your shopprng o pleosure ot Dover s Grocery They strnve to brnng you o wnde vorlety ot foods ond courteous service 6Ol West Broodwoy Phone 3lO 'I Year In Drumrlght VY!!!--f.4 DRUMRIGHT GAS SERVICE The employees of the Drumrlght Clos Servlce Mrs Kotlo Stockmon ond Mrs Cloro Londrum ore Intent on glvung the best servlce possible to Mr Ted Plnkston The servuce as o crednt to the crtlzens of the Drumrught oreo lO2 Eost Broodwoy Telephone l2O 26 Years In Drumrlght DRUMRIGHT LUMBER AND CONCRETE COMPANY Employees from the Drumright Lumber on Concrete Compony ore busy loying the toundo- tion forthe new Cotholic recreotlon building. The Drumright Lumber ond Concrete Com- pony offers the best in lumber ond hordwore supplies. Center ond Drumright Telephone lO8 23 Years in Drumright DRUMRIGHT PLUMBING COMPANY Mrs Sugg stonds by one of the tune Youngs town kltchens on drsploy ot the Drumrught Plumbung Compony Excellent plumbung serv :ce ond plumbung foculntzes ore offered ot the Drumrught Plumbing Compony 205 Eost Broodwoy Telephone 229 8 Years In Drumrlght ET EUREKA TOOL COMPANY Pictured by some of the machinery are the em- ployees of the Eureka Tool Company. First Rowj Left to Right: A. R. Caldwell, Gail Bear, J. F. Chickering, and Stan Whites Second Row: Floyd Bossa, Don Carna- han, Jack Kimberlin, Ralph Bendure, Johnny Shoemaker, and John Matlock Third Row: Pete Rogers and L. B. Rogers. 45 Years in Drumright 433 East Fulkerson Telephone 92 GIBSON BUICK AND PONTIAC COMPANY Standing next to one ot their Buick models is Hayden Gibson left and J D Gibson The Gibson Buick and Pontiac Company sells and services the new line ot Buicks and Pontiacs 226 East Broadway Telephone 330 3 Years in Drumnght COMPANY Operating the automatic typesetting machine is Marie Ann Sugg while Richmond Bruner and Harold Case employees at the Drumright Pub lishing Company look on The Drumright Der rick and Journal is published weekly by Lou Allard and Gordon Rockett 205 South Ohio Telephone 90 42 Years an Drumnght DRUMRIGHT PUBLISHING 83 ' '- ' 3l'-'h- HOME SUPPLY Mrs DePriest of the Home Supply business establishment shows one of many beautiful lamps on display in the Home Supply Store Mr Jim Shanks owner offers the people in this area a fine assortment of home furnish ings at a price they can afford 3lO East Broadway Telephone 578 I4 Years ln Drumrlght HUFF'S REXALL DRUG Enjoying the morning coffee session ot I-Iutf's are AI Newiames, Jerry Kerpell, Willard Speck, John Rollin, Bob Shideler, Betty Shideler, June Morton and Dorothy McGuire Cosmetics, gifts, fountain service and prescription service are available at Huff Rexall Drug l43 East Broadway Telephone IAA I4 Years in Drumright I 'KA INDEPENDENT TRUCKING INC Some of the services offered by the Independent Trucking Company are treating of oil water hauling oil hauling mud hauling fracturing oil tank cleaning road ailing oilfield construe tion and oilfield hauling Also steaming service of any kind 902 North Smother Telephone I I39 'I2 Years In Drumrlghf INGRAM S PLUMBING 81 ELECTRICAL SERVICE Mrs Fern Ingram and John Rollin study one of Ingram s many catalogues in determining what is exactly wanted They specialize in re pairs and new instollotions of Coleman heat ing and air conditioning Also available at ngram s are heating and electric contractors 9 Years In Drumrlghi' fjyuuw 3. J 81 J GROCERY A quality line of groceries and meats are avail able to the people of thus area at the J 84 J Grocery Shown above are Miss Swain em ployee at the store and Terry Smith customer 2l7 East Broadway Telephone 266 'I3 Years In Drumrlght JACK'S WELDING SERVICE Jack's Welding Service offers portable oil field service pipe line welding and welding of any kind which is fully insured His welding Service is friendly and dependable Drumright Box 8l4 Telephonel22l Onlton 630 South A Telephone UN 23482 5 Years in Business JOHNSON CREME AND DOG Pictured above is a typical noon hour scene at the Johnson Creme and Dog Many students rush from school and head for a quick lunch offered at this popular place For a auick mouth watering snack ice cream or cold drink stop and enyov the quick servuce at Johnson s 620 West Broadway Telephone lO9O 7 Years in Drumnghf KERR McGEE OIL INDUSTRIES Kerr McGee Oil Industries lncorporated is one of the natxon s leading petroleum companies Below is the Superintendent of the local division Mr A W Gibson and emplovees Paul Baker and Mrs Edward lTotsiel Shore North of Drumright Telephone 223 3 Years in Drumraght Q G7 LAFITTES BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP One of the newer busuness establashments rn Drumruaht us Latutte s Barber and Beauty Shop Recervana the services of Pat Hurst and Mrs Lafxtte beautncuans arc Mrs Hulsey and Mrs Hubbard 209 East Broadwav Telephone l302 3 Years m Drumrlght KRAKER BROTHERS For well known brands at men and women s clothrng shop at Kraker Brothers Kraker Brcth rs Creek CCLIFITN s oldest established merchants gnve S 81 H Green Stamps with exerx purchase ln the pucture above are Mr Andv Kraker and Mrs Bohannon showrng some ofthe latest tashrons l3B East Broadway Telephone l l7 44 Years m Drumrlghf KITCHENS L P GAS Brll Harrns IS shown an one at Claude Kutchen s several gas trucks For a warmer home and office ln the winter use Kitchen s L P Gas You are assured dependable and prompt service from them at all times To save an your hugh fuel bulls use L P Gas from Kitchen s 424 East Pune Telephone l8l 23 Years In Drumrlght ip GIS 1 if Phe MARYS DRIVE IN Owner Marv James Mrs Williams Marie Blackburn Nettie Spears Hazel Bartley Cuba Jones and Ruth Neely all work together to give their many customers good food and friendly service at Marx s Drive In West Broadway Telephone 584 'I Year In Drumrught MARQUETTE PHARMACY Smiling and happy are the people who work at Marquette s Pharmacy and the customers who make It a point tc stop there Shown below are Mr Surnev Brasel owner Mrs Lee Dockery employee and Mrs L E Shanks customer A complete line of drugs and notions are always available 206 East Broadwav Telephone IO5 47 Years In Drumrught t'W'15a!:'7' X any MIKE MARRS DRILLING COMPANY The Mike Marrs Drilling Company offers cable tool drlllnna completions and work overs in their day and night service. They are always on the job, giving expert attention to all their Customers. 705 North l-larlev Telephone IOI6 25 Years in Drumright McAU LAY CLEANERS Retextures a new life to fabrics is offered and given to the customers of McAulav S Unique Cleaners McAulavs offer the most modern methods of cleaning pressing alterations and moth proofing Thev also provide pickup and delivery service l28 East Broadway Telephone 44 3 Years In Drumnoht ib t , s , , I? PNY!- all if' 1 .A -'SQ it l MILLER INSURANCE 8. LOAN COMPANY Standvng before has statlon wagon IS Bull Qcrlbner of the Muller lnsur ance and Loan Srnalung Bull wull be glad to help you wuth any of your Insurance problems or wnth any loan or real estate needs 332 East Broadway 27 Years nn Drumrnghf Telephone 79 MAX McCALL GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Thus mcbrle dutch dugger as one of many ma chnnes Max McCall has rn has busvness to serve the pefple of thus area Also backhoes bull dozers wunch traeter excavatung pupe lune constructlan and portable arr compressors are avaulahle West cf Drurnrrght Telephene 290 24 Years In Drumrrght MILLER HARDWARE 81 FURNITURE CO INC Mr Arnold Scheer second from the left ex plaans to Carole Blufston M Bohannon Madelrne Salem and Mrs Bohannon several poents of the-rr aualntv merchandmse Muller Hardware handles the best In electrncal appln ances household equupment and sportrng goods 340 East Broadway Telephone 30 43 Y urs In Drumrlghf J - X V' A A Q I T 'I ' , , 1 I n , Xin lx., xx uf - ' ' -,., V I I I - Z Jw T 4 I V' I . , I . y I 4 . . 1 --' ' 9 X X. 0 ' . .1 , 4 4... I x i - . , - , , , .1 , L I - I l I V I , L, , . X . . f , NONA S CAFE Mrs Green Mr Green Rosre Burns Pat Wal son Ethel Turner Hazel Cartwrnght and Nona Wulson work together to glve you good tood and trnendly servlce at Nona s Cate West of Cnty Telephone l372 W 3 'I Year nn Drumrlght NU-WAY GROCERY Always ready to give you courteous service are two clerks at the Nu-Way Grocery Mrs. Mary Uptegratt and Mrs A L Townsley Stop at Nu Way and enjoy the shopping convenlence and service offered lO4 East Broadway Telephone 6 31 Years an Drumrlght AA OKLAHOMA TIRE AND SUPPLY Vern Barber and Mrs O l. McNutt stand be snde their wade variety ot merchandnse You can always depend on the Oklahoma Tlre and Supply store tor the best courteous and et tucuent service ll5 East Broadway Telephone 4 9 Years nn Drumrlght OSTERHOUT FUNERAL HOME lt us our pleasure to serxe Drumnght In the best possnble way Carl and Walla Osterhout owners 5Ol West Broadway Telephone I2 46 Years In Drumrlght L- PICKLES MOBIL SERVICE STATION Mr Plckle new owner ot the Moblle Servuce Stotlen lecoted ocre s the street from the ture stotnon offers prompt trlendly service to the people of Drumrlght Good ouolnty products for your cor con be obtouned from the Plckle Servnce Stotuon 2Ol West Broodwoy Telephone 592 'I Year In Drumrlght -Li ROGERS TIRE AND SUPPLY Monoger ot Rogers Tire ond Supply M , Cloudeon Murray shows his fine line ot rodio ond teleylslon sets to Glendolo Bornes ond Peggy Cox Fnrestone tures major opplnonces home turnrshlngs ond toys ot hugh quoluty ond style con be purchosed here l29 Eost Broodwoy Telephone 6-40 'I4 Years In Drumrlght SCATT SERVICE STATION Robert ond Ceorge Akers monogers of the Scott Servlce Stotlon ore shown servncung the cor of one of thenr mony customers For on oul chonge o cor wosh ond economy gosollne JOE SALEM BUILDING CONTRACTOR Joe Salem buuldung controctor ns shown loyung the cement block foundotlon ot one of has mony constructnon ,obs an this oreo For fost relnoble ond economlcol constructlon or repolr work coll Joe Salem ond moke orrongements to hove your house buult or repolred 4l7 Eost Federol Telephone IIQ3 25 Years un Busmess go to Scott A complete lnne ot severol mogor olls ns sold here 400 North Horley Telephone 548 9 Years In Drumrnght J A SELLERS J A Sellers buys crude onl ond returns troc onl does tonk cleonrng ond oul treotung Also In theur lune ot business ns frocturnng oul ot oll types woter houlung ond orl houlung Above IS o piece of has modern equipment l IO8 North Smother Telephone 325 8 Years In Drumrught SHANK S INSURANCE Mlss Sondro l-lrenchur ond Mr Roy Souders employees ot the Shonlas lnsuronce busnness dlscuss o legol ponnt nn the tlrm s otfnce on Eost Broodwoy The tune servnce guven oll theur cus torners hos mode Shonk 5 lnsuronce o success ful busnness l23 Eost Broodwoy Telpehone 456 39 Years In Drumnght rv- ff LQ... Qt' PDB- M59 SMITH S FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE The Smuth Funerol Home hos proven their ef fucnency by thexr servlce to Drumrnght In the post yeors They con be depended upon to serve theur potrons In the best possuble monner 405 West Broodwoy Telephone l36 32 Years nn Drumrlght SPENCER S GROCERY Stondnng an tront of thelr new locotlon ore Mr ond Mrs Emul Spencer owners of Spencers Grocery ond Morket ond Mrs Jess Deon em ployee Mr Spencer offers o tune Iune ot groceries ond meots an has busuness Stop ond shop ot Spencer s 3ll Eost Broodwoy Telephone l3O 2 Years nn Drumrlghf ll A WOODY'S STUDIO Film developing, camera supplies, and portraits are some of the photo services offered at Woody's Studio. Not only does Jack Woody take the best of pictures, but he also carries a wide selection of camera sup- plies l32 East Broadway Telephone 48 7 Years in Drumrnght 49? TOWER THEATER Pictured at the right are Wayne McDade Mr James Leonard operator Ruth Townslev and Mrs Leonard Movies are better than ever and the Tower Theater under the manage ment of Mr James Leonord is the place to see them ll3 W Broadway Telephone l0O 20 Years In Drumrughl' fw SUPERIOR CLEANERS Mrs Jerome Cargill is checking over a few of the many garments which have been cleaned ln addition to their modern up to date cleaning methods Superior Cleaners also furnish one day service on request l23 South Ohio Telephone l23 28 Years In Drumright 601625 'T' 1 .al in nz... Q 'I r-I yn Hul- g-gif! Wm '.,,,,.. I- 4.-J- -.sd J WARREN SUPPLY COMPANY The driver of one of Warren Supply Company s trucks is Loyal Andrews employee Warren Supply Company will buy and sell oil well sup plies and handle abandoned leases scrap and used pipe l30 North Harley Telephone 2l 'I9 Years in Drumright WALLMAN BATTERY AND ELECTRIC COMPANY The Wallman Battery and Electric Company is the place to stop It your car needs any kind of electrical adjustment or replacing They specialize in electrical work and carry a com plete line ot batteries 323 East Broadway Telephone 2l0 35 Years in Drumright Z. D. HOWARD COMPANY Mr, Weldon Jones, employee at the Z. D. Howard Ford agency, smiles as he tells the three lovely ladies, Jacquetta Payne, Madeline Salem, and Peggy Cox, about their new Galaxie automobile. 200 South Pennsylvania Telephone 500 27 Years in Drumright John Clark CEntral 2 7848 l29 NW 3 d Street Olflahorna Cnty Oklahoma YZHMQ nf Wmwy 55551123 ZCJL F! 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