Durant High School - Lion Yearbook (Durant, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1959 volume:

THE SOLAR S yi ' - ' l i V ' o c tr , v . a;, _ yv ' — ■ ■■■..■ ■■ ■■■■I.I i  .i-iiitilliiiiiini III iir 111 I III. irMiiiiriliiliiiri . N.nuintttrtKlajmuuti ii. v.. J , ■ ' - ' - l OsJ-i-iX X -- ■-U. «A_t, --«--iO ■ ' 11 1 •A ■■ - -M -i. ■ l!W«Mi«a . l ' W M I  l WWl IW j , j: o. . -i ix CU4-e .o OiMuJiju Uj ' - - - • ox jt jL  x.,... i t.j  iiilfi itn,i.i.iiiHiiiii i.i .Mr:m.iwmi u n Li .LI. u . j. u I DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY CLASSES SPORTS 9 sc o. .. ? 7- ORGANliATIO ' ■ ' - ' ' - -- - - J ?. - .AEJ VERTISERS U.,c,cJ4 t i sJ : , - S ' - ' ii- ome on Seniors, liow don ' t delay, j y O ' Join the Juniors who are on the way, --W«Cts2_ tf-c--c--«- ' Sophomores too, can join our course • ' ' -«2.-= _ ti- ' — — , c-j Cii- l-f ' With glowing hearts and no remorse. ' i _- ' -, 7: First stop Mars, then on to the moon, - - £j!!- C- J J 2it Pluto we ' ll be there soon. .s2 - : _ . k_ — - ' ' Vy;e Aci - - Venus is next shining and aglow Come on kids, now don ' t be slow. Take a trip with us throu outer space Don ' t be shy, if that is the case. 5 - Come along, away from your world of sorrow. Into a fantastic view of tomorrow. VZ-tSJWv I yi ' -tii , Gwen VanHoy •— ' - -d. j eA ' O y cJ-iJ -■«- Ot-- V- • ' ru.t. • : V-o , .f ' ' ' ' v • ' ' ' - ' - - -? ' - - A . Ct f ' ' ' •c - ecUccitcoH For making Durant High School a symbol of scholarship, good sportsmanship, wholesome recreation, teamwork, sincerity, and citizenship, THE LION Staff proudly dedicates the 1959 LION to the past, present, and future students of . , . DURANT HIGH SCHOOL r iiiwiii iHiiiinriiiii YEAR ' S BEST CITIZEN Irene Pierot Dale Garner GRADUATING HONOR STUDENTS 195i Carolyn James Phyllis Pyrum Alice Sue Green Mary Ann Thompson LAST SEMESTER BEST CITIZEN Neal Taylor Jan ia Moseley Margaret Winters Henry Cheverant ANNUAL AWARDS Sue Holland Editor Carolyn Amis Business Manager Staff Pens Pat Spicer Billie Jo Matney Elizabeth Lewsaw Neal Taylor 1st Cartooning Sharon Salmon 2nd - Still Life 2nd - Poster Elizabeth Lewsaw 3rd - Still Life 2nd - Design Shirley Jennings 1st - Design not shown Harold Mullens 2nd - Paper Mache Floy Pierot 1st - Mosaic 2nd - Sculpture 3rd - Graphic Arts Bobbie Thomas 2nd - Mosaic Laura Sandefur 1st - Paper Mache ' J :s y cuuC Dear Students, You are completing another school year and are to be congratulated for it. Many of your classmates have dropped out of school but you have continued, thus increasing your opportunities for further education, eco- nomic gain for yourselves, and usefulness to your country. One hundred thirteen pupils graduated from high school last year out of a class of 266 who entered the first grade in 1947. This means that 57 out of each hundred or over half dropped out before graduating from high school. Forty t lire e out of each hundred continued their education to grad- uate from high school. So you are to be commended for staying in school. It is my hope and the hope of all your teachers that you continue in school as long as you may profit by it. J iaA£.c .A..pU y Dear Students, I consider it an honor to again be associated with the Durant High School, its student body and faculty and to be a part of an organization whose objectives are to improve the educational opportunities for boys and girls of this community. Sputnil s. Explorers, etc. , have awakened us to the demands of a world of tomorrow in which education must play a vital role if we are to survive the age into which we are being thrust. I challenge you to rise to the best that is within you that you may find your niche in helping to build a better world for yourselves and for the generations of boys and girls yet unborn. DR. CHARLES HESS Member ROY CHILDS Member ( U t xdcaK4. MR. DALE GARNER a ete ioz SUi NELL HILL - ADA JAY - ANETTA BLANKENSHIP MR. J. T. DORSET Carpentry Industrial Arts MR. BOB BOYNTON Assistant Football Coach History MISS EMMALETTE COCHRAN Guidance Director Algebra and Geometry MRS. A. F. DELASHAW English HOYT DUNCAN Science ■ MRS. CATHRYN GREEN Speech Latin ELMERMANTOOTH English MR. LYNN MARSH Physical Education Boys ' Basketball MR. E. M. PARK Business Education MISS OLA HARMON Vocational Home Economics MRS. NORMA LESLIE Art Annual Advisor ' ' MR. KENNETH PETERS Senior Band Director MR. H. F. POLONE Vocational Agriculture MRS. NELLIE REED Business Education : C3 MRS. SUE SMITH Senior English MR. CLARENCE STERLING Auto Mechanics i ' :5 !: ♦ V MRS. PETER L. RICHTER Business Education Librarian MR. COLEMAN SMITH Chorus iiTimiriii ' ' - ' ' MR. RALPH TATE Driver ' s Education Football Coach MR. J. E. TURNER Distributive Education MRS. MILDRED WEDDINGTON Mathematics an mm, i.„,r ,. ,.m, t«r...nj«iu,uu..., la.u.l ijjlljjimimiUiLlliUlllUixm ia mailttUMl rtesident BLOOMER DON SULLIVAN Vice-President BILLIE JO MATNEY Billie Jo Matney receiving Student Council award 1958-59 Student Council Officers Secretary JUNE GARNER Reporter BILL VINEYARD vunrtrrwfTvwj y - . ff=- , ' ' vr. P 0 . ' - - r . [K (Xal v A oA. V .iZ ,. i - i.„h:,. ■.......■ .iM,..,..i..ii...uiiiiniuiuiimimi;iiijii jumumimHji i r.Liiii ■....■ .......... ..■■ .■..■i „...,u,,,...i......l...... - irilf ■liniMflllH : P ' WiiK ■ iiS I ivi;---: m m ' H Mi M m K B 1 BHB v ■l ' ' v ' 1 B l H «__ 1 johithW™! HHlH I pi MilTCHELL President BH ce- President O iee RCY MAR Secretary sponsors: MR. MARSH. MR. PETERS, MRS. REED, MR. STERLING GLENDA TURNER Reporter  lli4tll!IUiUH tMl ADAMS, JERRY Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; D ' Club 1,2.3. ALLEN, CHARLES Band 1, 2,3. APLIN, DELPHIA DEClub 3. BERGHAUSER, TOM Student Council 1, 2; Newspaper 2, 3 Sports Editor 3. BLALOCK, ANNE Newspaper 2, Business Manager; Lion- ettes 2, 3, President 3; Student Council 3; Football Queen 3. BLUNDELL, MARY JO Library 2; Office 3; FHA 1. BODINE, BETTY Library 1, 2, 3; All-School Play 1; Speech Meet 1. BOGGAN, ELVIS Science Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Boys ' State, Alternate 2; Merit Scholarship in Algebra 2, BOKIES, ROBERT D Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Football 1, 2,3; Boys ' State, Alternate 2. BOND, JUDY FHA 1; Homeroom Secretary 1; Chorus 1.2,3. BOWMAN, RONNIE FFA 1, 2,3, Vice-President 2,3; Home- room Vice-President 3; Boys ' State 2; Basketball 1, 2. 3. BOYER, JERRY BRIMAGE, JO Chorus 1, 2; Library 3; Homeroom Re- porter. BROWN, BARBARA Chorus 1; Library 3; FHA 3. BROWN, POE D Club 1. 2, 3; Football 1, 2. 3, Co Captain 3. ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ' ■ mmmMmummmmmimitaimimiA ihi k BRYANT, MELVIN ' -t- ' UuS-a- Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; D Club 1, 2, 3, Reporter 3. BUSBY, DAN Football 1, 2, 3 ; Track 1, 2, 3 ; D Club 1. 2. 3. CARGAL, ARTIE DE Club. CARTER, CAROLYN ROBINSON DE Club 2, 3. CARTER, CAROLYN SUE Basketball 1; Glee Club 1; Junior Play 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Honor Society Award 1. CLARK, BILLIE FHA, President 1, Vice-President 2; Homeroom President 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3. CORLEY. PATSY CROSS, JERRY Track 1; Football 1; Basketball 2; D Club 1; DEClub 3. DAVIS, DAN 4-HClub 1,2,3. DAVIS, SHERRY S. Honor Society 1, 2; FHA, Reporter 1, Historian 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2; Chorus 1,2,3; FBLA. DRAPER, WENDELL DE Club 3. DYER, MACK Tennis 1, 2, 3. ESTES, MARY SUE Chorus 1, 2, 3; FBLA 3; FTA 3; Science Club 3; FHA 1,2. EVINS, PRISCILLA Chorus 1; PE 1,2. FRY, MARTHA FHA 1, 2, Song Leader 1; S. Honor Society 1, 2; Office. n t. GATLIN, EARL GLOSSON, MARUON FHA 1, 2, 3, Secretary and Sub. District Secretary 3; S. Honor Society 1; Chorus 2, 3; Office Club 2; Science Club 3, Secretary. GOODMAN, WILLIAM Chorus 1, 2, 3. GORBET, CHARLOTTE FHA 1, Vice-President; Junior Class Play; Homeroom Secretary 2, Vice- dent 3; Basketball 1; Lionettes 2,3. GO SMELL, VICKIE Chorus 2,3; FHA 1; Office; Placed 2nd in Radio Speech in Ada, Placed 2nd in Safety Speech 1. GREEN, JAMES Perfect Attendance Award 1; DE 2; News- paper 2. GREEN, PATTY FHA; DE; Band; Chorus; Office. GRIMMETT, JERRY (Transfer from Okla. City); Pep Club, Secretary; Homeroom President. HALE, LOWELL DE Club 2, 3, Reporter 3. HA SKINS, JUDY Chorus 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Annu- al Queen 1, Candidate 3; All-School Play 1,3; Cheerleader 2,3. HAYNIE, JOHN Basketball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Senior Class President. HEDRICK, TOMMY Basketball 1, 2. 3; D Club 1, 2, 3. HENSON, MINNIE FHA 1, 2, Reporter 2; S. Honor Society 2; Junior Class Reporter; Library Club, HOLLY, JUDY S. Honor Society 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Office Girls Club 2; FTA 2. HOOPER, GARY Band 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club; Ham Radio Club. ,...i n..,..„..u._,,n.ii.iin i..i,n.iiiiiH(i||i|| 111 inginiiirfiiii mtmrnumumimmiimmik HUBBARD, LINDA Chorus 1; Lionettes; FHA 1; Student Council 1; Homeroom Secretary 1, 2. IKER, BILLY JAY. SUE Band 1, 2; (Reporter 58, Librarian) News paper; FBLA; All-School Play; State Honor Society 1. JONES, KAY Chorus 1, 2; PE 2, 3. KOOTZ, CALVERT Band 1, 2, 3; Latin Club; All-School Play 1, 2, 3; Contest Play; Contest Speech Work. LABIT, RAYMOND LABOR, JUANITA Office Assistant 1, 2, 3; FHA 1. 2; FTA 2, 3; (President); State Honor Society 1; Student Council 3. LABOR. MARQUITA FHA 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 2, Treasur- er 3; Annual 2, 3; Business Manager 3; Future Nurses 1. LADD, ELLEN Library 1; Office 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2. LAMBERT. GENE PE 1, 2. LEMONDS, JUDY All-Spott Queen IT Attendant 2; Lion- ettes 1, 2. 3; Chorus 2, 3; Homeroom Re- I porter. LEWIS, ROBERT EARL Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Letterman ' s Club. LYLES, DEANNA Chorus 1, 2, 3; FHA; Lionettes. McCOY, SARA Transfer from Mead. McDOUGAL. MIKE Basketball 1, 2, 3; Letterman 1, 2, 3. 4 •sClub wtTiuuifjiaiin iiii ' tr McGAUGH, WILMA PE 1,2,3. MARSH, EDDIE Basketball 1, 2, 3. MARTIN, DWAYNE DE 2, 3, President 3. MARVELL, MARCY FBLA 2,3; FHA 2,3; Debate Club, Vice-President 2; Junior and Senior Class Secretary; Band 1, 2, 3. MASON, SALLY FHA 1; Lionettes 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; DE 3. MASONER, JOE MATNEY, BILLIE JO Sophomore Class Vice-President; Foot- ball Attendant 3; Student Council, Best Citizen 2, Vice-President 3; Annual 2, Editor 3. MATTINGLY, GENE Band. MEEKER, JERRY FootbaU 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; D Club 1, 2, 3; Homeroom President 3; Annual King, Candidate 3. MESTAS, JOHNNY Band 1, 2, 3; Foot ball 3; D Club 3; Newspaper 2. MILLER, JUANITA DE 2,3; Chorus 1, 2. MITCHELL, WAYNE Football 1, 2,3, Co-Captaia3; D Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3 ; Senior Class Vice-President. MOORE, TWYLA PE 1, 2. MORRISON, CAROL S. Honor Society 1; FHA 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Annual 3; FTA Vice-President 3. MORSE, J. T. ..■■■■. ■,.,,.m l|.l. ....w,...j.jllnHllIllllHllJlll.HHmilIJIl ilu, ..JITT.-I UMumuuiiuuttuuuMM l li NAZWORTH. WELDON PE 1,2.3. NEELY, JOHN Football 1, 2, 3; D Club 1, 2, 3; Annu- al King 1. NIX, DOLORES PE 1,2,3. PAGE. SYLVIA State Honor Society 1. 2; FHA Song Leader 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2. 3, Secretary, Librarian 2; All-State Chorus 1, 2; Superior Soprano Solo 1, 2, 3, PATTERSON, WILEY PATY, SUE PENA, N4ARY SUE PE 1, 2, Reporter 2. PHELPS, MIKE Class President 1, 2; Boys ' State; State Honor Society; Student Council; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3; Track; Basketball. POPE, DONALD POWELL, JAMES Latin Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Amateur Radio Club; Band; National Honor Society 1. PRICE, MARY FHA 1, 2; Library Assistant 3. REED, MARGENE State Honor Society 1; Chorus 1, 2; Office Assistant. RENSHAW, SUZANNE State Honor Society 1; FHA 1, 2, 3; FHA Reporter and Co. Vice-President. REYNOLDS, PATRICIA Lionettes; FHA 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; All- State Chorus 1, 2; State Honor Society 1,2. ROBERTS, CAROL Lionettes 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2,3; FBLA 1; Glee Club Reporter 1. m ROBERTS, DAVID Football 1,2,3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3. ROBERTS, GARY .fyM} ROBERTSON, BROWNIE Lionettes 1,2; FHA; Chorus 1,2,3;FTA; Homeroom President 1,2. RUSSELL, WILLA Student Council 1,2; FHA; PE; DE. RUSTIN. PHILIP Band; Tennis 1,2; Trade and Industries. SEGAL, CAROL Girls ' Glee Club 2; MLxed Chorus 3; All-School Play 2; Lionettes 2,3; Of- fice Girl 3. SETTLES, PAT Lionettes 1,2; Band 1; Office 2,3; Hon- or Rolj C; Homeroom Vice-President 2. } fy y SHANS, CHARLES ft f .J Homeroom President; Annual King 2. • SHERRER. REBECCA Student Council Secretary 2; Class Re- porter 1; Girls ' State; Glee Club Sec- retary; Mixed Chorus 1,2. SKAGGS, CLETIS Basketball 1,2,3. STEWART. GLORIA State Honor Society 1,2; Girls ' State; Newspaper 1,2; Cheerleader; Football Attendant. STUCKEY, BETTY FHA 1; Library 3. SULLIVAN, BLOOMER DON State Honor Society 2; Student Council 2, President 3: Basketball 1,2, 3, Assist- ant Manager 2 and Manager 3; Boys ' State 2. SUMMITT. ANNA LEE PE; FHA 1. SWAFFORD, JAN Homeroom Secretary; PE 1,2; Office Assistant; FHA, Vice-President. .iiinnmiiHiiii.iiim- ' ' ' • ■..■II, i..irii « ■ inminiMlili tililtMiUMIUIUiiUlllliaiUIIUMlillllliiliiBlll THOMAS, BETTY Office Assistant; Homeroom Reporter 3; PE 1,2,3. THOMAS, CAROLYN FHA 1; PE 1,2. THOMPSON, ELAINE Homeroom Secretary 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Chorus; FTA; Student Council. TRENT, CHARLENE Band 1,2,3; FHA 2; Office Assistant. TUCKER, MARTHA FHA 1,2; PE 1,2. TURNER, CURTIS TURNER. GLENDA Glee Club 2; Homeroom Reporter 3; An- nual Staff Advertising Manager 2, 3; Student Council 3; Senior Class Reporter. VANHOY, GWEN DAR Essay Award; State Honor Society; FHA President 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; An- nual Staff. VINEYARD, BILL State Honor Society 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Boys ' State; Student Council Reporter 3; Science Club. WARD, BILLIE LYNN Glee Club 1,2; Office Assistant 1,2; FHA; Office Girls ' Club; Lionettes. WEGER, SUZANNE Chorus 1,2; Lionettes 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; State Honor Society 1,2; All-School Play 2. WHITE, MIKE Band 1,2. WILKINSON, DAL Chorus 1,2,3. WILLIAMS, JIMMY WYATT, BETTY Chorus 1,2; All-School Play; Lionettes 1,2,3; Office Assistant 1; FBLA 3. F« m -ffm TTwi tfn Ti  fT F TTiflvii W1HIIIII1 in 1 1 n fl ( a t Jt ieuA G u ui BILL GEORGE President JIMMY GREEN Vice-President MARGARET BYERS Secretary JOE TAYLOR Reporter Sponsors: MR. BOYNTON, MISS HARMON. MR. MANTOOTH, MR. PARK MtmuimiiiMMUitiaMMtMiatMuui PETE ABBOTT HENRY AINSWORTH RONNIE ALLEN LARRY ALLEY JOYCE ANDERSON SHIRLEY ANDERSON KEN BASS MARY KAY BATCHELOR MARY BLAIR BORIN LYNN BOWMAN DAVID BREEDEN LARRY BROOKS JEANNIE BROWN LANA SUE BRYANT SUE CARTER KENNETH CLARK JERRY CLEVELAND £ i j if RONALD BOYD COCKRILL COKER BETTY COLLINS CLARICE CORLEY PRISCILLA COOPER ZENOBEA COTHRAN 1 . MARY CROSS PAUL CROSSLAND TEDDY DAMRAN ANN DANIEL DONNA DARRAH MILLER DAVIDGE CHRISTIE DAVIS DIANE DRIVER ERNEST EDWARDS - ' Ms- S l V . 1 k r - m Mk A HH F .J JUDY GENEVA At 1 JERRY SANDRA MALADEAN ELLIS ELLIS EVERETT FERGUSON FANT JACK JIMMY JUNE MIKE GWEN FERGUSON FRAZIER GARNER GENTRY GOSDEN GARY JIMMY MAX ROSE MARY SUE GRANT GREEN GREEN GREEN GREEN SHARON LINDA LARRY BENNIE JERRY HALE HARRISON HOGUE HOLT HUDSON HASKELL LARRY LA WANDA JOHN BOBBY HUGHES HUTCHENSON IKER INGERSOLL JAME JEANNIE KENT CALVIN KINCHELOE h4ARY KITCHKOMMIE LARRY LA BIT WYNDEL LABOR EDNA LANCE LINDA LEGG BONNIE LEWIS 5 , - V. ELIZABETH LEWSAW JIMMEY LOCKE JIMMY LOCKE ELOISE HUTTON LOSAWYER BECKY McCOY JOHN McCREARY JANE Mcdonald JUNE BEA GLADYS JO N. B. Mclaughlin Mcpherson Mcpherson Mcpherson MONEY CLETIS RONALD MELL MIKE WYLLENE MILLER MONROE MOORE MORAN MORAN JANNA KAY LARRY HAROLD LARRY RONALD MOSELY MOWLES MULLENS MULLENS MULLENS MIKE TOMMY PAT JIMMIE MARVANELL NEW HOUSE NIX OWENS PARROTT PATE JERRY PATTERSON KATHY PATTERSON FRANKLIN PERCELL DELL ANN PERKINS DORIS PETTY BILL PHELPS FLOY PIEROT RONNIE PROCTOR EARNEST RANKIN RAY RASOR ELLA BYRD THELMA MARY ILLY LORENE REIRDON RICHARDSON RICKERSON RICKERSON RIDDLE JANE KAY MARY BONNIE SHIRLEY ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBBINS ROBINSON LARRY RUDOLF DORIS RUT LEDGE SHARON SALMON JANE SAMMONS PEGGY SANDERS If I •-- LARRY SELF VIRGINIA SHAN DON SHIPMAN OTIS SIMS JACK SKAGGS JOELLE SLAUGHTER SANDRA SMITH PAT PAULINE SPICER STANFORD BILL STEGER MICE FREDA CLAIREECE BOBBY MARGARET STEINLY STEPHENSON STERLING STEWART STONE LOUISE FREDDIE GERALD BOBBIE GLENDA STOWE SULLIVAN TEEL THOMAS THURMAN RUBY HELEN LINDA MUSETTE MARY LINDA TUCKER TURNER WADE WAGONER WEAVER BARBARA WELCH PHIL WHITTAKER PAUL DAVID WIGGS LINDA W ILK INS RUTH ANN WILLIAMS JAMES WILLIAMSON THELMA BANKS CAROLYN MURPHEE (Sr.) WAYNE PHILLIPS (Sr.) ; !i4 O ccefKi JIM TAYLOR President SHIRLEY JENNINGS Vice-President JOAN LONG Secretary PAULETTE JENKINS Reporter Sponsors: MRS. DELASHAW, MR. DORSEY, MR. DUNCAN Tony Baeza Aidie Ballev Joyce Ballew Jim Blalock Sally Bodine Richard Boggan Joyce Boone Judy Boyet Noiman Boyle carl Bradford Kaye Wanda Bridges Gary Bedwell HersheU Beshirs Lairy Blackwell Bradford ' oyce Brirnage Georgia Brown Kathleen Brown Patricia Brown Marion Brum I Beulah Bryant Treva Bryant Karen Bullard Donald Burney Barbara Burton Phyllis Byers Jean Carter Ann Carver Kathy Chambers Jerry Childs Pat Conner Linda Cosby Eddie CotYiran Dorthy Cox Louise Culbraith Jerry Danielson Anna Clark Nancy Clark Shirley C louse Rosa Lee Dansby Mickey DeUshaw Gary Dickinson Karen Cobb Judy Coe Shirley Coker Leo Disharoon Claries Dooley PhiHip Dunham Martha Fralicks Jack Foote Rosemary Gann Gerald Gillham Frank Glover Oe Did Godfry Daria Gorbet ' oe Bill Gc J ' mmy Green Larry Green ' ' eggy Grice Ran Haggard Geraldine Hamilton Gene Hampton Donald Haikey Otis Hobbs Wanda Holder Bessie HoU Diane HoUzman Linda Hooper Karen Hopkins Randy Hopkins Dick Huddleston Oleta cooper Hughe Jerry Harris Larry Hanison Bryant Hart r Pat Hutton Tommy Inneraity Jerry Jackson Judy Jackson Galena jarvis Ivan Kelly Kay Lancaster Loyd Unce Carol Lee yn Lip: scomb Kingston Long  M Judy Loper Nancy Lynn Buddy Mann ers Betty LOU Masey Bernice Menchaca Calvin MitcheU Homer McAlester loel McBee Sherry McCoy Ronald McDonald Donna McGaugh Mike Martin Rodney Miles Cynthia Morgan Sarah Mowdy Jerry Mullen Michael Nabots Jimmy Nicholas Pa m etty Pena Howard Penn Oe ores Perry Jeannie PhiUips Emma jean Pierot Curtis Pittman Ronnie Piyer Paula Powell Kenneth Price Vanda Price Carolyn Pyrun, Ca ' vin Reynolds ' e ' ' Richardson Laiiy Roberts Keller Robeison Denena Rott Wanda Shiptnan Susan Sboemakei Chailes Sims Ben Simmons Kay smith Bennie Speaks Roberta Sanford Bobby Steakly Swaffotd ]ean Sharon Sanfoid Troy Scoggins Donald Sherrer Barbara Tee] Toni Terry Judy Kay Thomas Dale Thompson Johnnie Tolbert Sammy Tonubbee Ronnie Tucker ower Wade ' y Wallace iVard -- w:z:r Harold Wright Anthony Yates Batb ata OUflc Virginia H eaver Charlotte Webb thleea We egei da White «l Purple People £a er ' ' ( Queen: JUDY HA SKINS King: JERRY MEEKER i ( V ' ' o t M T Otf4Zet€f Attendants: GLOmA STEWART CJueen: ANNE BLALOCK tU-SfronU CHARLOTTE GORBET % fi t nsrtmiiTfrriinrrmrfniin ' nrjniIirrnnni!! Zc€€e4t GEORGIA ANN BROWN WAYNE MITCHELL DIANE DRIVER ROBERT BOKIES Queen ' s Escort MIKE PHELPS OFFICERS Reporter BILL VINEYARD President DON SULLIVAN Secretary JUNE GARNER Vice President JO MATNEY r (fiijido o ' Sect MIKF PHIFI.PS BLOOMER DON srn iivam P RONNIE BOWMAN ANNE BLALOCK BLOOMER DON SULLIVAN BILL VINEYARD NORMAN CHICKASHA . REBECCA SHERRER GLORIA STEWART . 3 I i st I r Betty Crocker Award SUZANNE RENSHAW D. A.R. Award GWEN VANHOY 7U Right : REBECCA SHERRER RONNIE BOWMAN Bottom: MARCY MARV£LL MIKE WILLIAMS ' H S a, '   BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Patricia Reynolds, Marijon Glosson. Jo Matney, Elaine Thompson, Sherry Davis, Sylvia Page, Judy Holley. MIDDLE ROW: Martha Fry, Juanita Labor, Suzanne Renshaw, Suzanne Weger, Gloria Stewart. TOP ROW: Mike Phelps, Elvis Boggan, Gwen VanHoy, Rebecca Sherrer, Mar ge ne Reed, Ronnie Bowman. NOT PIC- TURED: BiU Mafi urd aaid SueTajj. rf ft Howard Penn, Ronnie Plyler, Joyce Jones, Juanita Labor, Jim Blalock, Jim Green, Lyn Lipscomb, Mildred Weathers, Judy HoUey, Glenda Turner, Jack Hopkins, Paulette Jenkins, Margaret Byers, Mike Gentry, Bill George, Elizabeth Lewsaw, Janna Moseley, Kay Roberts, Joelle Slaughter, Gloria Stewart, Bill Vineyard, Larry Blackwell, Shirley Clouse, Karen Cobb, Sue Weaver, Shir- ley Jennings, Sherry McCoy, Jim Taylor, Charlotte Webb, Pat Owens, William Steger, Louise Stowe, Suzanne Weger, Sharon Salmon, Gary Bedwell, Jay Williams, Zenobia Cothran, La- Wanda Iker, Jo McPherson, Paul David Wiggs, Pat Reynolds, Judy Thomas, Pat Hutton, Noel McBee, Joan Long. Mifm m £ uiant Duiant Duiant Duiam Duiant Ourant Duiant Duiant Duiant Duiant SEASON SCORES 50 Madill 47 55 60 37 46 37 40 52 61 Ardmoie Hugo Denison Madill Sheiman Norman Denison McAlester McAlestei 49 42 33 46 42 34 62 41 60 45 Duiant 49 Holdenville 37 Duiant 56 Henryetta 37 Duiant 52 Ada 47 Duiant 41 Seminole 35 Duiant 47 Wauiika 50 Duiant 55 Ada 41 Duiant 63 Henryetta 45 Duiant 42 Hugo 28 Duiant 38 Wewoka 47 cfKK TH m f cac i illtfMnti .ii ' illll-Ml DON SULLIVAN - Manager SEASON SCORES Durant 37 Madill 29 Duiant 46 Ardmore 30 Durant 28 Hugo 18 Durant 41 Mead 20 Durant 44 Denison 20 Durant 45 Madill 31 Durant 37 Denison 26 Durant 51 McAlester 44 Durant 36 McAlester 38 Durant 36 Ada 35 Durant 37 Caddo 35 Durant 42 Yuba 25 Durant 41 Ada 46 Durant 40 Caddo 23 Durant 44 Hugo 26 Durant 55 Kemp 26 udcCcf ' ' Jo H ftCf ( CCtcA ' 39 34 38 ' 41 MO I What ' s up? Victory, Victory, That ' s our crv! I VICTORY Where is the ball? Jump high Hedrickl ! sse WAYNE MITCHELL Co-Captain COACH TATE ' ifl ' , M:f POE BROWN Co-Captain MELVIN BRYANT Captain JERRY PATTERSON Junior WILEY RICKERSON Junior BARRY Rgrss Junior LARRY RUDOLPH Junior , ,.. ' i ' :- y ' ' ' = - ' v m i H K jU||b!3 ' ' ; 1 t BIR { y Ww - ' ' JOE TAYLOR Junior PHIL WmXTAKER Junior NORMAN BOYLE Sophomore KJ JERRY DANIELSON Sophomore PHILLIP DUNHAM Sophomore GERALD GILLHAM Sophomore JOE BILL GODFREY Sophomore ■ £ ' •■ - L- :- ; « ' J -. IMM MSREEN Sophomore .w BRYANT HART Sophomore NOEL McBEE Sophomore RONNIE PLYER Sophomore DONALD SHERRER Sophomore ■ IfB k r ! JERRY ADAMS Senior ELVIS BOGGAN Senior ROBERT BOKIES Senior DAN BUSBY Senior ROBERT EARL LEWIS Senior JERRY MEEKER Senior JOHNNY MESTAS Senior CLETIS MILLER Senior JOHN NEELEY Senior MIKE PHELPS Senior DAVID ROBERTS Senior RONNIE ALLEN Junior  B Team Coaches BOB BOYNTON BUDDY TOMME RALPH TATE 1 ' Awh - %ac Captains JERRY MEEKER - ROBERT BOKIES ' ' y Tea m COACH TATE On ! ' ' o fm s V- BILL GEORGE Drum Major S ZKCC Dance Band . ' - - uj - pr- C A C ' - ' A- SOPHOMORE QUARTET Phillip Dunham Marion Brumley Jimmy Green Joe Bill Godfrey A eC- State i GIRLS ' TRIO Sylvia Page, Phyllis Byers Margaret Byers BOYS ' QUARTET Dale Thompson, John McCreary, Joe Taylor, and Jerry Ellis. GIRLS ' QUARTET Patricia Reynolds, Mary Blair, Suz- anne Weger, and Brownie Robertson, and accompanist Judy Haskins. Left to right: ELIZABETH LEWSAW Staff Artist GLENDA TURNER Advertising Manager BILLIE JO MATNEY Editor MARQUITA LABOR Business Manager MRS. NORMA LESLIE Sponsor Z ei OFFICERS Vice President - - WAYNE MITCHELL Reporter MELVIN BRYANT Secretary ROBERT BOKIES President MIKE PHELPS ' • • ■••Tj. ' .i ' ' ' Members OFFICERS FRONT ROW: President DWAYNE MARTIN r fc KJ Reporter LOWELL HALE Vice President JAMES GREEN sponsor BACK ROW: MR. J. E. TURNER Treasurer WILLA RUSSELL Secretary CHARLENE TRENT S. C. Rep. JAN SWAFFORD ( CHRISTMAS Party r A f j MEMBERS f( (y y ■£, AV OFFICERS Left to right: Judy Lemonds, Gloria Stewart, Elaine Thompson, Carol Segal. Left to right: Sylvia Page, Marijon Glosson, Karen Ward, Delores Verhelle, Sherry Davis, Marquita Labor, Ann Hayes, Carolyn Cash, and Gwen Van Hoy. OFFICERS . . . MEMBERS Sub- District Rally 1 Sponsors: MRS. LESLIE, MRS. REED MRS. ENGLES MEET THE LIONS ROAR STAFF Editor Jo McPherson Business Manager Linda Harrison Hake-Up Editor Ruth Ann Williams Circulation Manager Ella Byrd Reirdon •iports Editor Tom Berghauser Reporters — Patty Green, Haskell HUgbs, Sue Jay, Larry Self, Charlotte Gorbet, Sara McCoy. ep Club Is Uill Organized Six Durant High Students Attend Cheerleader ' s Camp Tennis Team Prepares For Spring Tournaments DrIS Rims For State Student Council Office I BAND DOEt FINE JOB THS YEAR A boy ask me the other day if en ' loing ' tf Vnf ' o f Le ' , Six cheerleaders of Durant H.gh imes he would ha e known deffn attended the short course for ely that it is still Just as pow r- . ' : l!, „ .l ' I ° „ . ° ' i ?: P,f. jay Ninety ' s how Planned 3y Chorus of Oklahoma at Norman, Okla- ' homa, July 14. The camp was di- r.ected by Lawrence Herkirner, noted for his work in directing; cheerleaders- F.T.A. On December 18, the D.H.S. [ighschool Mixed Chorus partl- ipated with the Girls Glee Club, le Junior high chorus and the . . , ighschool band, in the annual High School, whic hristas concert. The highschool ' ' , L lixed chorus and the Girls Glee i ' lub marched in carrying candles nd singing Angels We Hp :eard On High. The high [ixed Chorus also sang 5rs and for the coi er sang the Hsdlelu; ith the band. The Mixed Chorus is ' have a Gay Ninety ' s ebruary to raise money. E the Mixed Chorus anj lee Club will participate (rent acts. FT A Serves For urday. Back To School NighiF ' On Wednesday, December 3, D H. S. Student Council Officers ay,  futlor, leaving for Bartlesville, Oklahon - ' ' - ' i«« ' ! kyilHlfiri to attend the State Student Cou ' f-f ivrfl QSlf cil Meetmg. Those attendmg a --i • • Don Sullivan, president; Billie t ' Oetvy t eStlVtt Matney, vice president; June Ga ner, Secretary-Treasurer and r The department of igi placing Bill Vineyaj; . who isrSoutheastern State Col  5 ry... ;ored the Sixth Poetry 81 dvei Wirst Pep Assembly Held attending, is Milji The Confa Vill We Survived BASKETS Team rov. 25— Madill lec. 2 — Ardmore •ec. 4 — Hugo ec. 8 — Denison )ec. 9 — Madill ' ournament tec. 12 — Sherman •ec. 13 — Norman )ec. 16 — Denison ' ec. 19 — McAlester Ein. 2 — McAlester an. 6 — Ada an. 8 — Holdenville an. 9 — Henryetta :4i Place Here Here Here Here There Denison Denison 37-62 There 39-40 There Here There There There 52-60 61-46 52-47 49-37 57-36 D.H.S. Loses Coach Tate Mary Rickerson Chosen Miss Lionette Of 1958 D.H.S had its first pep as • the year, at 2:30, Fridaj i The program was off ■J as the pep band playei : as the student body iditorium. The cheer ' d several cheers to i ient body respondf sm. At this time bers of the post : lenient and cou: ii he girls aroun i| ' them the ope j ' office. It was a j .o that the girls wUl ] .. — r i fViat urill hpln ' ° , ' ? Annual Booste .i-uuse will , c m i membership Wee!:, Oct. 2 -C not satisfactory lose their mernbership. TOO LATE! TOO L ' 1 • ' . ' ' H bitter wail , need not b i; • - ' ■ single Durant High Sch lean Educa- LeoAeVS Of Year when annuals are compl . J , will seize the chance to ( t Off? October 27-31. Annus Week. On Wednesday. Septemoer a, 1958. the second day of school, all the classes met and elected their 1958-59 class officers and nomi- ne ' -? for Annual King and Queen Miss Lionette of 1958 is Mary Rickerson, daughter of Mr. an Mrs. L. T. Rickerson, 1425 North 7, who was chosen for that honor by the Durant high school Lion- ettes pep club. All School Play Successful After Weeks Of Work The All School Play The Defi- ance of David Charles was held Tuesday, Noveber 11. The play was [ IGHT LIONa Anne- Blalock Crowned Football s %uX ' m Queen At Colorful Celebration September. 12 Denison exl September 19 Huil September 26 A(| October 3 ..... McAlest r vc : Tio« t Aeeniecide i y ELAINE THOMPSON Head Cheerleader LINDA HARRISON Judy Haskins SANDRA WHITEHEAD SUZANNE WEGER ELLA REIRDON ■Miss Lionette MARY RICKERSON OFnCKRS j| JLA- . -.y President ANNE BLALOCK Vice President fi - : ' . , MARGARET BYE Secretary-Treasurer JANNA MOSELEY Reporter ANN CARVER OFFICERS Left to right: PAT SPICER President BOB STEWART Reporter MARIJON GLOSSON Secretary LARRY HOGUE Vice President ' Checking with the atoms r ;5i M i J i I ill . i) ( ' 1 OFFICERS MIKE PHELPS President SHARON SALMON Vice President JOELLE SLAUGHTER Secretary CVT Touches Finishing Saw it Straight Make it Stick Mechanical Drawing Compliments of CHARLES F. FULLER I. y . U-. : ' J TEAKIIEY 1 ' -i -V ■■■ .- r-r-y CHEVROLET COMPANY . P: . A Ol ' 4 Oy(2«-T -( MIMMlVIIIIIXli ' A; ' -szz s 401 North Fi OLVERT ' S DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 244 Compliments of Jl J -r - ' ' 1 iS V . y THE DURANT CLINIC AoZT i. DURANT CLINIC r fi . l- z-caW- j T MAY WAKEFIELD MUSIC SHOP Baldwin, Wurlitzer, Conn and Pan American 109 North Third Phone 966 CORNER DRUG STORE Northcutt and Leslie GRADUATE RES. DRUGGISTS Phone 145 Durant, Olcla. - THrFIR rNAtteNAr BAN« V - ••YS hCi QS,? Always Welcome Phone 44 1 0 West Main DURANT NATIONAL BANK WW IT 2 11 Friendly, Dependable Service Since 1900 200 West Main Phone 2700 Durant, Oklahoma THOMPSON BOOK STORE AND SUPPLY COMPANY MOTELS 1 tm fCB iamatti TVMOIO (MES BA8V 8EK SWIHHINGPOOL ELECrRICHtAl GEORGE C. PENDLETON ' All Kinds of Insurance and Bonds ' 118 North Third Phone 2220 Durant, Oklahoma HAL GEORGE MALONE BROTHERS AUTHomzro SALES ND SERVICE UNITED MOTOR stuyict 321 West Main Phone 10 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia - Medals and Trophies Represented by: MR. L. L. CARPENTER 1005 Arlington Street Lawton, Oklahoma Compliments of DURANT PEANUT COMPANY Branch of . I Deleon Peanut Company, Inc. Durant, Oklahoma A Complete Building Service Title I, F.H. A. Loans 201 S. 2nd St. Phone 32 Durant, Okla. PLAZA THEATRE Where the Big Pictures Play SKY-VU DRIVE-IN THEATRE Mammoth Wide Curved Screen f -.« 0 i } «0 URfS m I ■ ■1 PP terrV motor CO. 614 W. Main ' u oiA w. iviain J T J DURANT, OKLAHOMA Dodges GEM CREDIT JEWELERS Your Headquarters for Diamonds Watches Jewelry !;e Give S H Green Stamps m mfA ;a y J ILLING CO Phone 2121 . -c -A y j (K ' P , - s- DRUG ,5J- ' Xd ' - we Deliver Third and Main Phone 95 STEGER LUMBER COMPANY Complete Line Lumber, Hardware, Glass ' Doors, Paper, Windows Roofing and Paints WALLACE MOTORS See and Drive the Rocket Oldsmobile Before You Buy a New Car There ' s a Rocket for Every Pocket 423 West Main Phone 1418 10 West Main Phone 11 =,M0 DOWNTOWN MOTEL MR. AND MRS. J. E, LEWIS All Units Air Conditioned and Electrically Heated 223 North First Phone 788 GEORGE ' S DRIVE INN 1301 North 1st Durant POTTER ' S SAUSAGE .L o i:iaouis holderby; V Ave . -t Uctc SLUL 4Lccu,, aVs Trade Car FORD 77-u rK i ' ■i l. Ford ff JL ' x..,Ji Doirant, Oklahoma Oh .O AA O. ax Q JuU rf Jw?Ax - uo -cL)k Aft- AJtV - o. «A1Fa 4, ' Ho C( • Mercury DAIRY QUEEN 424 N. Ist ' The Cone With the Curl on Top DURANT SHEET METAL Carrier Heating and Air Conditioning 116 South 7th Avenue Phone 1008 PRICE ' S QUALITY PRINTING Letterpress - Lithographing - Binding 212 West Evergreen Phone 71 DURANT DAILY DEMOCRAT We ' re Proud of Durant High NEWMAN FURNITURE APPLIANCE PULLEN ' S Durant ' s Oldest Department Store With the New Look DURANT FLOWER SHOP 209 W. Main Phone 180 LAURA ALDRIDGE ALPHA ENOCHS Compliments of THE CALHOUN AGENCY 128 N. Third HAMPTON OIL CO. Wholesale BELL GAS Retail Phone 388 310 North First DURANT BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION 126 North Third Avenue Durant, Oklahoma WHITE ' S Ready -to-Wear 132 West Main Street Durant, Oklahoma Phone 951 R. H. SWEARENGIN INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Is Our Business, Not a Sideline 301 West Main Street Phone 341 WATKINS INSURANCE Oldest Insurance in Southeastern Oklahoma We Write All Kinds of Fire and Automobile Insurance and Bonds 210 West Evergreen Phone 8 KEENER ' S FOOD STORE No Keener Place to Trade DURANT SKATING RINK 1 Mile East on Hi-Way 70 Rt, 2 Durant, Okla. - Phone 24 Special Rates to Groups of Ten or More to Schools, Parties, Clubs, Churches 401 North First Phone 413 ROSE BEAUTY SHOP We Specialize in Personality Hair Cutting Come in for All Beauty Needs Or Call 175 BABCOCK BROTHERS Long Life Batteries - Brunswick Tires 217 West Main - Phone 166 STATON ' S BOOTERIE ' j Where the Quality Is Higher Than the Price Always EMRICK ' S DAIRY MART f-) ' J J X: ] 319 South Ninth Phone 293 m f m A-1 AUTO PARTS H Ute Model Salvage Oui Specialty M0 BOB ANDERSON, Manager m T LEONARD FLORAL COMPANY Home of Fine Flowers Durant, Oklahoma P.O. Box Phoae 632 DURANT ARMATURE WORK Emergency Work Rushed All Work Guaranteed - Myers Water Pumps Ills. Second Street Durant. Okla. ELUS APPUANCE COMPANY G.E. Appliances, Refrigerators, Ranges Home Freezers, Radios, Washing Macbioes RCA Victor Call Us for Free Demonstration 122 West Main Phone 1133 GENES MOSELEY ' S JO ' S Where Friends Meet for Better Eats BROWN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE, INC, Durant, Oklahoma GILLHAM TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Local and Long Distance Moving Storage - Crating - Packing - Shipping House Moving, Foundations, Releveling Remodeling or Building Ph. 561 - 320 N. Katy, Durant. Oklahoma DAVE HERRON SONS Floor and Window Coverings Linoleum - Asphalt Tile - Rubber Tile Carpeting - Venetian Blinds - Awnings 113 South 4th Ave. Durant, Okla. THE COMMERCIAL CLUB Sports Headquarters HOME FURNITURE CO. New and Used Furniture 122 North 2nd Phone 64 Pickup and Delivery ACME CLEANERS LESLIE NEWHOUSE Phone 402 120 South 7th Dur ant, Okla. MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Home of Realisti? Permanents and Beauty Control Cosmetics 105 South Second Phone 1908 d necK Sfruuf Sujken. 7fUut et v- - - ' f .... ■ - Quality Foods - Lower Prices Durant, Okla. C. R. ANTHONY CO. Serves You Better - Saves You More Phone 1300 129 West Main BRYAN COUNTY LUMBER CO. Complete Line of Bldg. Material 103 East Main Street Durant, Oklahoma JIMMIE ' S AUTO SUPPLY 916 North First Phone 246 Wrecker Service CASTEEL KERR SERVICE STATION PAUL CASTEEL AND RAYMOND KERR Day and Night Service Hwy. 69-70-75 Phone 1197 GUMM ' S JEWELRY AND GIFTS 322 West Main JACK DOROTHY MORTON FOODS WESLEY MATNEY Distributor Phone 2362 Durant, Okla. SHERRER ' S DRIVE IN Curb Service Air Conditioned 5 14 South Ninth Durant, Okla. JUNIOR FASHIONS ELIZABETH HARRISON 126 West Main Durant, Okla. RICKS SHOE CENTER Better Shoes for Less 123 W. Main - Ph. 2830 B. B. 702 SMITH CONOCO STA. N. First, Phone 2067 Durant, Okla. OBERA SHERMAN SHOP 215 West Main Phone 321 Woman ' s Wear Exclusively HUB BARLOW WOOD ' S GROCERY 1119 N. 6th Phone 1736 BEN SIEGEL ' S In Durant Since 1896 WILLIAMS IMPLEMENT CO. Elmer Williams Bryant Wessinger John Deere Tractors Wisconsin Motors and Impl, and Parts Phone 198 Durant, Okla. For Those Who Want the Best RIO DRIVE INN TOM W. HARMON JOE T. HARMON Durant, Oklahoma Good Things to Eat and Drink DURANT LUMBER CO. Every Building Need Phone 2400 115 South 3rd. Durant Madill SOONER OIL COMPANY Magnolia Petroleum Products Butane and Propane Gas Don ' t Say Bread, Say Holsum TURNER BAKING CO. WHITE ' S AUTO STORE Phone 63 126 North 2nd WOODRUFFS FURNITURE - APPLIANCES- Everything for the Home Phone 333 Phone 330 616 North 1st Durant, Okla, K-N ROOT BEER Fine Drinks - Fine Foods Best in Service TOT-N-TEEN , 128 West Main Durant, Oklahoma ' W. M. SANDEFUR JEWELER Jewelry - Gifts SALMON APPLIANCE SERVICE Motorola TV and Hi-Fi 209 West Main Phone 176 WHITT ' S SHOE STORE Jacqueline - Connie-Lo-Heeler 3 18 West Main Paris Fashion Rhythm Step UNIQUE CLEANERS ' Sanitone Dry Cleaning ' We Give Top Value Stamps FLOYD F. MAHANAY 1330 N. 5th Phone 1061 Pay and Take It SUPER FOOD MARKET M 217 North 6th. Phone 825 Garland ' Gopfte] Superiritenclent Dear SubsCTiber MEMBER OF NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATrlA N This school ye kpooV pas e ■ i . _ ., lade possible, in part, by contributions from these people. to thank them for ' th irjhelpti recording our school year in this book. . rt J ( A keefefefs Gr eAl(i JbL.,,.-. i-Q UUs Kii ' N. RootBteerX -v « i Leonard Floral Sho U LXO (M ■ ' i Lyte House Book Stor - - — lj jSte.ge.i Lumber Co ' A-1 Auto Parts Acme Cleaners Anthony, C. R, Babcock Broth Balfour, L. Gj Bradford, Dr. Browns Depa Bryan County Lu: Calhoun A Castell Colvert ' s Commercial Club Corner Drug Dairy Mart Dairy Queen Downtown Mof Durant Building Durant Daily De Durant Dmg Durant Flower Shop Dturant Hospital Clin Durant Lumber Co. Durant Milling Co. Durant National Bank Durant Peanut Co. Durant Sheet Metal Durant Skating Rink E M Clothiers Ellis Appliance Engles, Dr. First National Bank Fuller, Charles F. I Rick ' s Shoe Center - .v TAwo Drive-In ' I AJ Robertson Motel ({ _ Rogers CHrnber Co. Rose BeautV Shop Rustin, H. (lA- ' - - Salmon Appliance t) M ' (y- Sandefur Jewelry Sherrer ' s Drive -In Siegal, Ben jSill, Dr.( Smith CoR o Station ooner Oil Co. Staton Booterie eakley Chevrolfe lop I , .,. — ' eti Terry -- ' K K Straton ' s Printing Swearengin Insurance Motor Co. Bookstore Tot-N-Teen urner Baking Co. Sfliqugjileaners W J nsJts P ' - White ' s Auto White ' s Read ataa % : ' - ( -A J o T i i -.t .cv4 - - --- V t , o- vJ . 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