Dundee High School - Tiger Yearbook (McMann, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1953 volume:

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If V A l 3 DEDICATION Because you deny yourself so that we may have that which you did not haveg Because you desire for us the higher and finer things of lifeg Because you understand when all our world goes wrongg Because you love us in spite of our shortcomingsg And, bec a use we want to express our love and appreciation, we, the Seniors of Dundee High School, dedicate this annual to you ---- ----our MOTHERS. E. L. DAWSON LEO O. HERRINGTON WILLIAM FREEMAN Vice President President w, R, MCCLENDON Member Clerk RUSSELL MCCREA RY Member l ww L--Q My www Lx XXQ W www '71 X NN - ..'f- xx X 'wr ,-K , - 5 Y -5 N ff ' f wx 1 Ei, X iiyllj ,M ' ?! . X 5:1- :1' . Q f . 'f' Q X ' 1, '90, ' K X! . x ff' f f I ll ' ' ,n 7' fd' .- 1':' 'fo' ! uf f 'JW ff , J?ffff,j v's 1,54 'r, I JA, ., , M. bs X J J K I Z K I I I ,Iii I f x I ff! ff, Q x X 55,277 , ,,' . x K f ,J I 1 f' ,ff gf' ?f e1.ff,- ,4 61' W f ' J X f :,f7 . 4? 4 .-,-,f , f X fa 7 'U i . 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' , . , .- ,- f 1 --. 1 'r KX '.a4p '.:'lu:',.HE-:,'.,l,:rf::f-f l.i 'llJ.:V'-if X-' . v --- , ', f. gq-,','r:' -'A,v,lv, ' :-...nur f--I' - 1 1 .J1v'-.5 al-1 fa- 'I -. ff 'jf' 4-,,. '.,.f,'ffo' fig' I -1 ,I f x-x., ' 'I' 10 4,'r 5.0, Q.,-' '-Lvl, ,I -- ' l Tv R ' Ld ' 1, . A SUPERlNTENDENT'S MESSAGE My congratulations to the Tiger Staff for a job well done in presenting the pictoral record of the school year 1952-53. A work of this nat- ure is a serious undertaking and assumes the de- finite responsibility for accurately recording the events of the year to reflect the pupils and their accomplishments and activities in the most favorable light. It has been the responsibility of the Tiger Staff to record here the events of the year. The making of these events has been the responsibility of the en- tire student body. The records and pictures shown here are your records and pictures. The records of events look good or bad according to the effort put forth and the attitude you showed in making those events. I sincerely hope that each of you are quite proud of your record for the school year 1952-53. It is an inescapable fact that most of the people you will come to know, either slightly or intimately, will judge you by the way you talk, by the way you act, and by the effort you put forth in whatever activity or work you may be engaged. This is a partial picture for the records of your accomplishments for one school year. I hope you will have many more years of successful school life and will extend that success into your life work after your school days are over. Sincerely, ' Earl C. Everett PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE You have completed now the course of study as prescribed by the great state of Oklahoma and your Dundee High School. To many of you, your formal education will terminate with the exercises held at the end of this term, to others, your gra- duation will be only another stepping stone on the road to education. Let me point out to each of you that, regardless of age or degree, your education is never quite complete. Education is a growing process and neither elementary nor high school, college nor post-college, can guarantee your abi- lity to become educated. This you slowly absorb by keeping an open mind capable of accepting the good and rejecting any and all theories which tend to break down your moral, mental, physical or relig- ious stature. Sincerely, aww Bert Lana FAC!! '7 WF .65 Ffcwf- ,..J' V c-ah: If-li fZ-4 ff iff N Mrs. Emma Van Hoozer Mr. Jack Henson Mrs, Harriett Tolliver Mrs. Josephine Social Science Commerce Vocal Music Everett Band English -Home Ec Mr. Fred Van Hoozer Math Science Mr, Joe Bell Grade School Principal Sixth Grade Mrs Hazel Barton Fifth Grade Mr William Tollrver Fourth grade Mrs. Jean Bell Third Grade Mrs. Jalie Chapman Second Grade I Mrs. Edra Crisp First Grade Mr. Charles Abshire Custodian Bus Driver :Nl ,S w .I X Q BMX j, 7 4'5'm fl 5 if Q W uf - f' mf N S4 ' -'WW ff fP'5'3. J K K ' . ' , , I f ' ' ' : 4 1,3 'off N wx, . fl '12 ' I xq rv law n 7J7 T HX, if in I. ,I f X , f , ' P-fi'f , '42 4 . M x '. 2 'ax ' x 1-' ' Q ' S' .ffl H A N ' 74 , -' ffm , A ' I ' ' ff 7 V 27445 L . ' if WQZ5? 'Q' V - 1 Ig QW A y Nf f f L?gg. X ' . I lf' K X , yyxf' !f 17'lm,',, A I QW! I, M, QV' ',, F, 01' 1 ' I I ' ,' , ,,' l , In-ly, 'Y,f X ,fa Q f ,f XZ .. 'K j ' ,V ' . '5 L' Q' v 1 2' w 'Tw ' I. X 'wb S -V f ' w ig f u - 1 5 1 'Lb lr? J Mill I xfdmly-' 4' 27'-I I .X Z I fb L,f,Q,,-1 an . Whlyzgsriply K 1 'V . AV,.5 X Q ' Irfmff, ' rv 'mf 7.1 A f ' ' ' VL X ,Jr ,!,-. f Lf if P . CRD' SecretaIY' U WW - R, WILKINS Vice President President B. LA NA S ponsor M. s'rAToN d E. EPLEY Student Council Student Council P. THONWS ON P.FORD J.TATE ililv' Tkqf' ' p , STAFFORD C,TAYLOR B-ROBEKTS J.T.K LOCK I.GRAHAM B.CLARK SENICJR CLASS HISTCRY Our class history started in September, 1941, with Eddie Epley, Pat Thompson, Paul Crisp, Joyce Graham, D.J. Byrd, and Patti Jo Ford being the only members in our class today that started at dear old Dundee. Our teachers during our first six years were Mrs. Sessum, Mrs. Elms, Miss Norvill, Mrs. Jack, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Gosdin. We were happy to have as new additions to our class Phyllis Stafford, Carolyn Tay- lor, Ron Wilkins, Billy Clark, Jackie Tate, Betty Roberts, J. T. Klock and Maxine Stat- ton. We were all thrilled to enter Junior High. Our sponsors in the Junior High grades were Mrs. Black and Mr. Harris. It was a great occasion when we graduated from the 8th grade. The American Le- gion Awards were presented to Eddie Epley and Betty Roberts. Thus we started on a very eventful trip, our high school education. The freshman year found us struggling for our position in high school. This was not easily obtained, but we soon found that we could be recognized as upper classmen. The end of the Sophomore year was an exciting one, at least for the girls and Jack- ie Tate. We served the Junior-Senior Banquet and Jackie entertained with his piano playing and singing. Our sponsor that year was Mr. Lana. Our Junior year was very successful. Mr. Lana was again our sponsor. We also had the honor of having Phyllis Stafford being elected football queen by the team, This was a year in which everyone had to work hard to make money for a memorial and Junior- Senior Banquet. We chose a Western theme for our banquet which we believe to have been the most successful in many years. ' This being our last year we feel honored but downhearted also. Honored because we can be called Seniors, and because of our success in all of our school years, but downhearted because we know this is the last year we will be among our friends, and we will be faced with the problem of making a place for ourselves in life. Mr. Lana was again elected our sponsor the third consecutive year. We put on a three-act play that was very successful. Even though our last year of high school is over we realize we still have a big job to accomplish before we can say we have had a successful life. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of 1953, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Iack Tate, will my voice to Robert Bivens so he can be in the boys' quar- tet next year. I, Pat Thompson, do bequeath my loving mood to some Junior boy so he can take over Etoy. I, Betty Roberts, leave Jim Nichols to some other girl so she can watch over him next year. I, Joyce Graham, have nothing to leave because I am taking everything with me, meaning Billy Ray. I, Billy Clark, do bequeath my ability to pick raisins to George McCreary. I, Carl Baldwin, will my ability to grow big things to Iim Nichols. l, Phyllis Stafford, do will my honey dripping eyes to Helen Freeman. I, Patti Ford, do bequeath my ear rings to lcavella McClendon. I, Carolyn Taylor, will my shy ways to Pat Webb. I I. T. Klock, will all my knowledge to Sue Crisp. I, Eddie Epley, do bequeath my studious ways to Bill Brady. l, Paul Crisp, do will Mary Henson to Don Lambert. I Ron Wilkins, will my tenor voice to Keith Ward. I, Maxine Staton, do bequeath my ability to make friends with students at Dundee High School. Motto: The higher we climb, the broader the view. 'iv ,f, x Q3 ix x N?S-uf X3 H 1? QW, 1 A r X S. x,....ul1M,Nk. S5 S CHUCK CHAPMAN PATRICIA WEBB President Vice President C ,- fff' L A KEITH WARD ETOY HANCE MA RY HENSON Secretary-Treasurer Re porter A nnual Re porter JAYDA CRISP MRS, EVERETT ROBERT BIVENS Student Council ReP1'e5em3fiVe Sponsor Student Council Representative FLOYD BAILEY BILL BRADY ICAVELLA MCCLENDON GENE MCCREARY I. W. BRANCH HELEN RUTH FREEMAN HM NICHOLS CARL O'DANIEL JOYCE HAROGAN DON LAMBERT LARRY SKELTON A D, J, BYRD JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On a sunny day in September, in the year 1942, a little band of eager students flocked into the doors at Dundee to begin their education. This group included Pat Webb, Robert Bivens, Carl O'Daniel, Jimmy Nichols, Icavella McClendon, Mary Henson, Floyd Bailey, and J. W. Branch. Our first grade teacher was Mrs. Sessum. The next years were happy ones. In the second grade we were joined by Don Lambert and Etoy Hance and Jimmy Nichols left us to go to Mt. Home. Our teacher that year was Mrs. Manning. The third year saw no additions or subtractions from our group who had for our teacher Mrs. Norville. George McCreary, Joyce Haragan and Bill Brady joined us in the fourth grade. Rob- ert Bivens moved to Madill. Our teacher was Mrs. lack. In the fifth grade we were glad to add Larry Skeleton to our group. Our fifth grade teacher was Mrs. Pass. Mrs. Barton was our teacher in the sixth grade when Jimmy Nichols and Robert Bivens rejoined us. Our Junior High years were marked by several different teachers, Mr. LeGrande, Mrs. McBride, Mr. Starks, and Mrs. Van Hoozer. In the seventh and eighth grades we worked very hard to win the princess race, which we did both years. Mr. Honnald was our seventh grade sponsor and Mr. Jones the eighth. . We were all very happy when we graduated from the eight grade into High School. Patricia Webb and Chuck Chapman were awarded the Ameri- can Legion medals. During our Freshman year Sue Crisp was our candidate for football queen. Mr. Van Hoozer was our sponsor. Sue was again chosen queen candidate in our sophomore year. With the Freshmen, we presented a three act mystery play, Nobgoblin House, which was a great success. lt was a great year for the girls when they were asked to serve at the Junior- Senior Banquet and the Senior Tea. Our Junior year we successfully staged The Custets' Last Stand, a three- act comedy which was termed very successful. Mrs. Everett was again our sponsor. Mary Henson was elected football queen which made all of us very proud and happy. This has been a busy year, working hard to make money for the banquet, memorial and that senior trip which we are all looking for- ward to so eagerly. We are looking forward to another year at Dundee which will see us all graduated and on the road to a successful adult life. :f Q.. . fi r f I 4,01 ff 1 Z N 1' Q3 . G 53 f . X fl , . Q 2 f' .wx I -WK ,X dh' 1 ' W o - ,.,.,: , Ft, 'ui dgx j g ,L VJ,- li f li4,wx'I,X'. l.3jl.'.' 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' , ' - XXX , 1 f , x PA UL C RISP Editor RON WILKINS S ports Editor MA RY HENSON Junior Representative MR, LANA Sponsor EDDIE EPLEY Assistant Editor PHYLLIS STAFFORD Senior Representative VP BETTY ROBEKI' S Society Editor PAT THOMPSON Senior Representative WANDA CLARK BILL KLOCK g Sophomore Representative Ffeshman ReP1'e5emaUVe ANNUAL STAFF MR, HENSON A ssista nt S ponsor STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, from left to right are: Joyce Haragan, Sue Crisp, Eddie Epley, Donald Duke, Pat Thompson, Robert Bivins, Johnny Epley. Seated are: Earl Skeleton, Martha DeLano Betsy Howe, Jannette Jones, Ron Wilkins, Maxine Staton, Diana Hammonds, and Butch Barbour. DUNDEE P. T. A. Boys Quartet Girls GLEE aus MRS. TOLLIVER, Director. Mixed Quartet Trio BAND Back row: George McCreary, J. T. Klock, Robert Bivens, Keith Ward, Patricia Webb, Paul Crisp, Judy Roberts, Icavella McC1endon, Charles Yarger, Second row: Myma Cooper, Martha DeLano, Elizabeth Starks, Sue Crisp, Juana Prater, Dolores Cash, Larrv Lefoy, Roy Gardner, Donnie Jackson, Chuck Chapman. Front row: Larry Nurdin, Joy Skelton, Betsy Howe, Johnny Epley, Novena Ward, Freddy Graham. Majorettes: Helen Freeman, and Diana Hammond. Drum Major: Jackie Tate. MRS. WILLIAM TOLLIVER Ba nd Director x L xXx Q-A X -N X xx X i H.14 i:,, at if 41 K C X 'V ff A x iw Q QZAQ N gK X 'HA vial! ,Q-x ,gg I M j ' Q . X J my ' 7,-5 wx Q? A Tux X Y? ,1 f w N3 . X W 4Q CCY X W Z3 K X. - X X 1 F 7 wr 1 ' f X N ' if Rif f? NEQ S x X x.,-5 W xg I I .R-X-X QR A, 5 , Kg, f X War Xlvof X f HKRX y XL! S A Y - X A , Z 1 M nf X 'S FOOTBALL QUEEN - - MARY HeNsoN Attendants: Patti Ford, Carole Webb, Virginia Brady Escorts: Ron Wilkins, Pat Thompson, Bert Quick, Ron ald Duke. Pill Bo Y ROBNE Q I-I P 4 Q I-' E-' :N 'ii D4 I-I-I EB ca Q I-ll mi d E E2 :gi 'QE iz 02 Ill :if oE..i F. B. - HM NICHOLS COACH LANA - BILL BRADY E. R. - DONA LD DUKE T. R. - PA T THOMPSON G. R. - PAUL CRISP C. L. E. -BERT QUICK BASKETBALL TEA M LA RRY SKELTON center J. W. BRANCH right tackle ROBERT BIVENS left tackle BILL KLOCK left half JIMMY STAFFORD left end LEO LA MBERT right end BOB FORD center FREDDY RADDER left tackle D. R. STEPHENS right guard DUANE CASH Jrm Nrchols Kerth Ward Bert Quick, Bill Klock, Carl Baldwin, Coach Bert Lana, Ron ald Duke B111 Brady Ron Wrlkms, Roy Staton, and Eddie Epley. Top row: Leon Panick, Harold McCreary, Billy Delano, Bill Klock, Ronald Duke, Bob Price, Alpha Price, Billy Haragan, Dick Delano. Second row: Charles Yarger, Shot Price, Gale DeLano, Johnny Epley, Max Burkhalter, Bottom row: Bobby Clark, Earl Skelton, Jimmy Butler. David Robnett, Pill Boy, Gary Vance, Butch Barbour, Terry Caudill. JuNloR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Top row, left to right-are: E. Price, L, Ratliff, L. Panick, R. Duke, A. Price, B. Price, B. Clark, J. Butler. Middle row, left to right are: D. Jackson, J. Epley, B. Haragan, B. Klock, R. Staton, H. McCreary, C. Yarger, M. Burkhalter, Coach Lana, Bottom row, left to fight are: E. Skelton, G. DeLano, M. Bivens, T. Caudill, G. Vance, D. Robnett. Standing, from left to right are: Hollis Hammond, Charles Terry, Paul Cooper, John Jones, Jackie Curran, Alpha Price, Roger Cash, Roy Stephenson, Leroy Pearson, Sitting are left to right: Mickey Benton, Winford Calwell, Donald Clark, Louis Bothe, I. W. Skelton, Bennie Kelley. PEE WEE BASKETBALL TEAM Standing, left to right are: John Jones, Paul Cooper, Charles Terry, Jackie Curran, Donald Price, Coach Joe Bell. Sitting, left to right are: J. W. Skelton. Michael Benton, Leroy Pearson, Hollis Hammond, Bennie Kelly, Rodger Cash. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Top row, left to right are: Coach Everett, Jannette Jones, Wanda Clark, Judy Roberts Icavella McC1endon, Virginia Brady, Rachel Abshire. Bottom row: Carol Thompson Juanita Corbitt, Jayda Crisp, Carole Webb, Joyce Graham, Helen Freeman, Joyce Haragan, FORWA RDS GUA RDS 'Nr W ,M , KAW 30030 Sf? O 912 0 O I X Z a R o 'VA -'Y' ,L : 9 7 fi! O o - ' fa- , I L, gg Sf? i f QR Q- 5 T ig?-. 3 Q 1- ' f., '1 'H'-wg WIS - , ff 2. I ' Q' x W 2- vu 1 4' f w HxyM' ff- Y, X I 1 , Exit I 11 fi 2' 3 57 N W3-xlmxw 2?,T, , ,QM af ,I + 4 , vQylnl1g,g,l ' ' ig. K 1 L fl My lt A T k s I' ' wh Fc, 4 - 3 K Q fi ! fl R 3 X 3 Sf: 'A ' ' - R 'sf 4 f-f wr 'n7L Q 2 V 1 4 2 W M fb i ff ilgffw Elfkk gf' Q1 V ' W . J f '- 'C E . lAkl,,JXyl:1Z? flame .XA NA! f X X X - .I MA ffflfl fi, :J H 3 f ,WW W 'M . M 5 114-.M A. :M fgbf I 15 ,5 Q 3 574 ii , Milf-, 51' , J f .,,,1I'g7g 1 . 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Those stylish lumen what , nn boys D1d you bring an apple too, Patti? Hey, where 's Cracker? 2 IE .L JL Those two-timing teachers , 2 I 1 l , :-' Hostess of P, T. A. picnic Whaxbha doing, Mrs. Howe? Arc you trying to raise your grade'??'??? Why so Where you from Arkansas? --,. .. V 1 .I fi J Xiu .3 ii, A : ' Wi and 'J Wk Who you mad at, Mary? 1. Band az the football game ggi ' ff . i f!-' . ' A P 'Q V it png-L3 -1'-X5 K 'XV' ,.,' 2 ' -, V 33. 1 'Q 1 35 56 7, 4 Q , . . . V-X fa-'gg Q kry Seniors of '32 getting ready to MHSCIGS leave on their trip M Flower and Crown Bearers P T. A picnic at Queen C rowni ng fig if ,.A M FK' A w ww gag. ,fi .- ,, 9 QV K X Lung. , u ll - , iii l zM'!5 M sf What'cha eating Mike? A xl.w Mr. Legs of 1952 and runner ups Lovers?????? Take it easy, Pricey , , , , --.HJ ...... ,,....u-.fl The girls who served at Banquey at Turner Falls , . Freshman and Sophomore Play. Those sxlly semors. Heavy, Girls? The Scarecrow Creeps , . . ' Q- Carol Jane MT- TOHWGI- 7 Butler in 3-act play Cheerleaders and Coach Majesties at Carnival A Why so ha ppy, girls? . Junior Play Cast. , Cheerleaders favorite pastime. W Now gr Never 12 125' 6 Qiwkz fe Walker - Neer Spudders Complete Cable Tool Service Phone 3 5 3 w Wilson, Oklahoma G51 i :fn l A Owner , ,L 31 . A Fin fi Maurice Epley F ' ,, 1 ' si or 1 L-, sam -ge, - -'nav -:fam G' -' ...- i ' i ii. .F Y?-O 5, g 3 Y Y-l' ' P' as ig 7 q4 AV n I I I plqmoufg m v , If -own: lit. YZWQWZ eg, WELL, SETZVICI NG Clark Suthe rland Phone 33 8 P. O. Box 847 Healdton, Oklahoma 24 Hour Wrecker Service ZQWWZCHW Jaffray? We Service all Models Cars and Trucks R. D. Thompson 8: Son Day Phone 231 Night Phones 411-131 Box 237 642-R3 f He aldton , Oklahoma mffmgf DEPT? ST CEE Healdton, Oklahoma : W 74594 fy DEPT sTo1aE Phone 2.500 Ardmore, Oklahoma Latest Fashio F LO72 IST Flowe rs of Distinction Pho 995 Ardmore , Oklahoma D E?5 Healdton, Oklahoma Latest Fash' Compliments of 'REYNOLDS ' CANTRELL DLOJHFQSON Dump Trucks Cr sh R k and Sand ineff- .PhOne 375 Healdt Okl h ma Wlrt, Oklah ma Quality Grocerie 6 'STANDARD Y f A PoNT1AC W df Co. I J 00' ..We makes SERVICE STATION Cars d T ksl- ' Phone 56oJ-3 Phone 35 H ldton Ckl Wirt, Qklahgfna niggaz? M AU 1. IANCES WU SPORTING GOODS FURNITURE Westinghouse Appliances Everything For the Home Lone Star Boats and We Ervinrude Motors Meet all Competition 13 East Main Healdton, Ok1ahOIT1E1 Ardmore, Oklahoma vV'L5O1Ql0fg Wewkzhy Q Ziff? MEN '35-l'CD'l2f? The Mos complete line o Men's and Boys Clothing and shoes in Healdton, Oklah MY WW-fffn H Cf CD0 Phone 5 54 Healdton, Oklahoma M114 jew!!! H ldt Oklahoma Ph 115 eff M6569 STORES When You Think Of Banking Think First Of WQZZQXQWZZ 542 to S5. Phone 19 Ardmore, Oklahoma Member F.D. LC. H ldton, Okl h A LJJMEETZ Co. A11 Iginds of Building Material Paint and Wall Paper Phone 68 Healdton, Oklah I ima? gin? MOTO12 PQTZTS Quality Auto Parts Phone 94 and 608 Healdton, Okl h 'D12LJE-I1 QQ HKQ5 STCDTZE Wf 5Qi?-E521 f 423 Main st. Ph ne 333 ' Healton, 5' Oklaho T' Healton 1,- oklah a DEPENDABLE W Dlzuselsr WZLZMWE E'r?.!5XL..L.'S Zami? R. C. Taylor Kenneth Eck Phone 399 Phone 141 H ld Okl h H lt Okl h Lownswz co., Phone 99 Healdton, Oklahoma Always choice Meats Jgkfiygfab zocelzv 4 LOC KE2 PLANT Phone 155 Healdton, Oklahoma wwf WN SZZQQQ Potraits , Comme rical bf mim Agent for Magnolia Petroleum Company and Mobil ou at Mobu Gas Kodak Finishings Phone 437 Healdton, Oklahoma Ardmore, Oklahoma T0 wwe? T:-fXl2IVl 5 Gurnsey Dairy Products Best By Test pfdffd' J EWELJZY Fine Diamonds and Watches Healdton ma W Mx MEL-CD-SOFT Bread Healdton , Oklahoma if E72 CO0 Phone 3 O5 Healdton, Oklahoma 'T l-VE gefafwefwff MACH I N E Sl-ISD Equipped for Oil Field Work Compliments of Qfiffme Buyers - Sellers of I O O11 Field Salvage Phone 113 and 613 Healdton , Oklahoma Ardmore , Oklahoma Compliments of FV ,Q ING5 r CWM Wafafgw emma? if TAN I4 sE12vlc:E Portable Steaming - Contract Painting P.O. Box 19 Phone Day or Night 179 F. O. Hodges, Owner He aldton, Oklahoma Compliments of McCown Plumbing and Appliance Company 426 West Main Street Phone 689 Res. 'Phone 448 Jeanne's Flowers 1008 W. Broadway Phone 3803 Ardmore, Oklahoma Say it with flowers Newman Appliance Maytag sales and service Phone 325 Healdton, Oklahoma The People's Store Taylors Dry Goods and Shoes Healdton, Oklahoma , 29 Z W W ffl-1-O25 WMM S I Lbldlz It pleases us to please you Appliances Phone 147 Phone 112 Healdton, Oklahoma Wirt, Oklahoma PHY5 . M Ugffmifacg Wirt Oklahoma YOUR FRIENDLY , fa - MAGNOLIA DEALER Thomas Home Supply Phone 342 Healdton , Oklahoma Lovie 's Beauty Shoppe Phone 161 Healdton, Oklahoma B. Lee Taliferro Modern Beauty Salon For Jane, Pearl, Linnie or Bessie Phone 295 Healdton, Oklahoma A11en's Laundry Phone 153 'Give us your Washday B1ues Healdton , Oklahoma Jess Domino Parlor Phone 705 Healdton, Oklahoma Auto- Industrial. Supply lf it is hard to get 667 Phone 668 Healdton, Oklahoma Save Money At Greenberg's Jewelers Diamonds, watches, gifts ll7 E. Main Ardmore, Oklahoma L. D. Gandy Truck Lines Oil Field Hauling Phone 15 Healdton, Oklahoma Pratt's Food Store A friendly place to trade where prices are right Phone 216 Healton, Oklahoma June's Style Shop Healdton, Oklahoma A rdmore , Oklahoma VOC-5L.JE CLEANERS Specialist in Hatters Cold Fur Storage Phone 66 Raybon Wilkes - Bud Wilkes 1006 West Broadway Ardmore, Oklahoma lg QQ-la Bottling Company I INGS DRIVE-INN K Hammond's Service Station Healdton, , Hollis Hammond, Owner Oklahoma , Wirt, Oklahoma I Compliments of DUNDEE ANNUAL STAFF Solicitors Betty Roberts Phyllis Stafford Eddie Epley Pat Thompson Ron Wilkins Paul crisp emabi if Dundee Of 1952.-53 i Y 'MK t ?:' Q71 gain? 'EE 5-I' 'EAI 'IZY :'I3'I2CDTD LJ CTE:- Sulphur and Elk City, Oklahoma Used Cars Frank Crosby Motor Co. Sales and Service Phone 695 Ardmore, Oklahoma Youngs Piano Store New and Used 6 W. Main Street Lester Betsy Ross Janssen Home Piano of America Phone 5300 Ardmore, Okla. Shady Nook Dr ive -Inn Mr. 8: Mrs. Bob Frazier, Owners, Truck Stop Cafe Open Z4 hours Phone 618 Healdton, Okla. Compliments of QW Ben Franklin Store Locally Owned and Nationally Known J. F. Davidson, Owner Phone 445 Healdton, Okla E. Tayar Store and Investments Phone 210 Ardmore, Oklahoma Healdton, Oklahoma Compliments of YZ 5EN'0CLAS5 OF 1955 Collier Brothers Furniture and Hardware Funeral Home Phone 140 Healdton , Oklahoma Elmer's Cafe f Healdton, Oklahoma 1 n . . ff 1, 1 5f' 3 ., . , MM sf um ,Q r ,. ,v.qwQ.,, ,H S ,,v. : . 1-wfxi :-'l,a:.,4.,5.f,,:1,Ay., ,A J. f . 7 Q ,.- W . Q .M .. . 3 S m e , ' '- I 4 W ' iff wsu-N 1-fl, v 6 S 3 -'-1 5 ,A . E . I 'Ei A v. 'N pl A-4 Zi P Y , 1 . 33 ir sa, H 1, 1, isnt . r 34, iii? 2 V. , IFN N 9 f .3 Si Q3 , 4 lei if .it N , al f-. fi n :NI f Q' i f I f.- J H ' -I '.. E. .Q Wh' A 1 It Qgr , 4 ,Q 'SI ' . -, ,, ' 1 if I 1 1. 'z ,K if , - !'2!?!aUaz,, 5xmr ' -' W wwzmm ,X