Grove High School - Ridge Runner Yearbook (Grove, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1960 volume:

' ' ' ' ' ' ' v1,..:a'.:v..- ',..,55: i I fx ,y Q . A 1 - A . N A... W!LLlAN! T. N!cSPADDEN-MURRAY Funeral Director M.F.DA. K. ofC. N.F.DA. motog rophy by ED GIBSON 2 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS GROVE HIGH SCHOOL GROVE, OKLAHOMA THE STAFF ogwzwd Oklahoma and the Grand Tree is distinguished from season blossoming trees. Its but the mental picture of it the Dogwood Tree is lasting gathered will be remembered blossoms of life are past. rees in the Spring reminds he growsg not onlv in stature Ill Foreword but also in wisdom and character. The roots and every fibre of the tree working in harmony for the perfection of the flower is like unto the school organization striving to produce a more desirable individual ............ eClCh One beingi A living thing, A growing thing, A fruitful thing. is A gg.-., Qrifx his if iw-ul? Dwiicaficvn Mir. H. E. Wilson: ir Superintendent and friend- Who, not only through his teachings but so through his Christian living, has shown us :ny times that the right way, though more ificult, is always the best way. Whose understanding leadership has been i inspiration, which instead of fading will ow brighter with each year after we have ine our separate ways, thus keeping our high hool memories warm. Whose strong hand of guidance has won m the respect, admiration, trust, and love each student in Grove High School. We, the Seniors of l96O, dedicate this lition ofthe Ridgerunner. '- P W ,., f A Q X W Q' - . Lx,L A Ni? - . f g fx -N M is .3,,,,Q.x.. A Q , ..... ix M A this Bw Q ITS A NF .1 vi X QX .N T in --sigiv K NWN K Q 5. I , ii 1.-5 .gbx W MX X W ,W Mew A A 5 Q , k Y . X ' w My ,Qx NR ' 'W' W, .,Xxx K Xl . .. WS X X ,Q.wwa M...w,...v--A ' FA 'xv Vg.. 7 We zaafwem, u:Sz6it9lm-wg, . if. i - W K ' .HW W' f .. ri ' -f V f-'ff K ., 1 ' . 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Harry W0 eV-PRE SIDENT 1 Cay Smith SIDENT I Vir 'I QI Potter-CLERK Jam C 1 es Ooper H 1 Grley Graha mr E ' Son BOAR t D QF EDUCATIQ WWMYWM 'MEMBERS' Q., -N , sv xg, N Y: RK X 'wx Y:k,, ily! ,5 TWH ,E ,Y V Yi: ,M .1 W X X N y 'These few of the rnorty devoted citizens ot.Grove make up one of the most important L branches of our schoot . They ore confronted t h robtems of whichwe, osfstudents, hove no k ' s r ed not worry obout be- t y V y y ' ' ty to the . U ' d 5 ' t ww p nowledge ond ne cause they are hondted ethcxent best mterests of our schoot Moy they be commende on t err ochxevements Axx X Nt X X xt v ultk X , 39' yu, Rf: H ,- J Mr. Wilson, O.E.A. Legislative Committee EACHER ' HO CJR PA4 itewart, Received Grant from National Science lation fe Q S 3 - 2-W fs- ,fm 'fgSQgszv f C f f 741i,Fi fif, ' eiiiei eiie s i ff l C l Al Hamra, Coach of the Week Mrs. Wensel, State Beta Club SPOHSOV l 5 , Q Q ALBERTA GARTH BARRETT BASKINS Commerce High School Ass't Senior Principal Sponsor U. S. History MAE BURCH English-Arith.-Hisf. Ass't 9th Grade Sponsor WILDA BOYDSTON English-Geography Junior Sponsor FACULTY ED ROZELLA GRIMMETI' HAMPTON Ind. Arts Drivers Train. Mech. Drawing Ass't 10th Grade Sponsor Math-Latin Senior Sponsor ELIZABETH AL HAMRA NIDIFFER -Athletics English Ass't 8th 7th Grade Sponsor ode Sponsor JOHN PRITCHARD Jr. High Principal Speech-Hist.-Math 9th Grade Ass't Sponsor JAMES ROE Band-Music Theory Annual Sponsor DEAN R. D. ROBERTS ROBERTSON :cal Music Science 8th Grade Sophomore Sponsor Sponsor Q' 2 JUDGE SANDERS MAJOR STEWART Vocational Agrlculture Mathemahcs Home Economlcs Ass't Freshman Sponsor Ass't Jumor Sponsor Ass't Jumor Sponsor EARNIE WEBB Hist. Girl's Basketball Coach Ass't F. B. Coach Ass't 7th Grade Sponsor . 7 f llwlliiflwi , 554251 lg l lf' iflillfzl ill 1 a: :'sf's I de: .ul L, 2. 1 :kg l X ki' ill l mar lffall llllslww um lrgxg lg 1 r Q l .k mg W' NJ 1, ' 2 F gilt ' ll f . l ' ' ilsli, is y N . A Mg S Q . Wm: X W l glf ligwlflg Q 1 azz, em :ldv K 4 , 5 Q Elgar? il all-ill' -f ili llg f . sv 1 , x U Jmls- gr Ziff, ll lg ls Q J 0. ,alll glllflllflvh , lJ ll f I 1 ,gills 5 kills as , , is 1 ,abi l lilgm gp if fi, 5, 5 , ,K lg 1 gi Eg In l ' slag ss W 19555 ls A H 6 lv rg Y X :I l , lllll lwseglsl 1 Nliiilisizwfe Ng Q 435325255 ls will 54 This organization of Parents and Teachers has fare of children and youth in home, school, church, 'ried out many projects which have been helpful to and community. To bring into closer relation the home e community as well as to the school. and school that parents and teachers may cooperate A few of their objectives are: To promote the wel- intelligently in the training ofthe child. ficers are-STANDING' Mrs Gibson Parliamentarian, Mrs. Ledford, Home Room Representative, Mrs. Davis, Devotional Chair- B k L ' lator.SlTTlNG1 Mrs Jn, Mrs. Teel, Program Chairman, Mrs. Wiley, Publicity Chairman, Mrs. Fields, Historian, Mr. as ins, egis ark, Secretary, Mrs. Buzzard, President, Mr. Huggins, Vice-President, Mrs. Worley, Treasurer. BUS DRIVERS-Standing Left 'ro Right' James Sherrill Alvin Chamberlain Hailey Sanders, Alvin Crowder, Frank West. Sl'l'l'lNG:'Lindley Sanders and Ferrell Hoover. COOKS-Mrs. Clem, Mrs. Moore, and Mrs. Buchanan. l BURHL TRENARY-High School Custodian JIM UNDERWOOD-Grade School Custodian The combined efforts of our custodians help make our school a more pleasant place in which to spend our learn- ing hours. CAFETERIA AT NOON 2 F ?' WNW M3555 ' y gpm MH? '1 , in sw 1-,, QQ . -QU' .. L, M 1:9555 L f,,,,,,,, ,W I is vm, . ., wr. M1 ,,, QM, N 4 v :fs SENICRS '60 ALBERTA BARRETT GAYLE RHODES LOWELLA MINNICK CHARLES COOPER MARY NICKS President Reporter Vice President Secretary QY ADKINS 2 say he studies and some say not, but he's idly and thafs a lot. ball-4 yrs.5 Track-2 yrs.: Basketball-2 yrs.g Iub-4 yrs.p FFA-1 yr.g Ridgerunner Steffi All- Ference-Sr. vr. ' 'CE BOYER wander teachefs hair turns grayg I chatter, tter, all the day, Club-2 yrs.p 4-H Club-2 yrs.g Bond-2 yrs.5 irus-2 yrs.: FHA-3 yrs.g Basketball-2 yrs.5 gerunner Staffg Annual Staffj Student Direc- Sr. Play. w 9 5.55 C24 i .C N show? -Q SF? UQVX Mx pf! 4- MW BOB BAKER Happy-go-lucky, and care-free, there is nothing that bothers me. FFA-1 yr.g Ridgerunner Staff. MARILYN BERGMAN A ring on the finger is- worth two on the phone. Pep Club-2 yrs.g Chorus-2 yrs.5 Ridgerunner Staff. ARAWANAH BUCKETT Sluis ever sa sweet and twice as neat. Pep Club-I yr.p Ridgerunner Staff. BILLY BUTLER His heart like the moon 115' alwa s chan i f f 9 g Hg, but there's always a girl in it. Class Pres.-Fresh. 8. Jr. yr.g Student Council- Soph. yr.p Football-4 yrs., Co-Capt.-Sr. yr.5 Basketball-4 yrs.p FFA-2 yrs.j Baseball-2 yrs.5 Track-2 yrs.: G-Club-4 yrs.g Ridgerunner Staffj All-Conference-Sr. yr.j Most Popular Boy-Sr. yr.p Senior Playg Best Boy Athlete. BERTHA FAY CRAWFORD She's small, but so is a stick of dynamite. Basketball-4 yrs.5 FHA-4 yrs.g Pep Club-3 yrs.: FFA Sweetheart-Sr. yr.g Ridgerunner Staffg Library Staff-l yr. NEWATHA YNEMA CAREY Worry and I have never been introduced. Basketball-4 yrs.g Pep Club-3 yrs.: Ridgerunner Staff. Mawr' X. CHARLES COOPER Greater men may have lived before me, but I doubt it. Class Pres.-Soph. yr.g Class Vice Pres.-Fresh. 81 Sr. yr.g Junior Playg Football-4 yrs., Co-Capt: Sr. yr.j Basketball-4 yrs.j Baseball-2 yrs.g Track- 2 yrs.p G-Club-4 yrs. Student Council-Fresh. yr.g Voted Most Popular Boy-Soph. yr.: Voted Friendliest Boy in Sr. Classg All-Conference-Sr. yr.: Senior Play. .V -- ' 'I I 4 1:ia!i? T??'I,i.izH+jr:Z af' ,..,,1i'Z.z :aff I V .'Av v '. , ' W ' ' ' ROBERT CREASON In love with rest. FFA-2 yrs. K. BARBARA CROSBY It's nice to be natural if you are naturally nice FHA-l yr.g Pep Club-2 yrs.g Ridgerunner Stoffg Senior Play. 'l . Q ' u - :W we x 5AAx' QQ V 5 ILENE CROSSLAND unny antics were only music, she would he rass band. ketball-3 yrs.: Pep Club-4 yrs.y Pres.-Sr. yr.g X-3 yrs.5 Ridgerunner Staffg Annual Staff. xN DITMORE ' dignity equals her knowledge. Club-4 yrs., Vice Pres.-Sr. yr.g State Honor iety-4 yrs.g FHA-3 yrs., Rep.-l yr., Parlia- 'arian-'l yr.g Chorus-2 yrs.g Sextette-l yr.g a Club-3 yrs.g Library Staff-l yr,g Student lncil Sec.-l yr.: Student Director-Jr. Play and Playg Annual Stoffg Qffice Staff-l yr.g natonan Fresh yr Voledlcrornan Sr yr WlLLlAM DAUGHERTY They say he was once caught studying. Junior Playg Library Staff-2 yrs.5 Ridgerunner Staff: Senior Play. ELLA MAE DOWNING Not everyone can grow red hair. Ridgerunner Staff. CLARA DAY Fm educated now - why stay any longer? FHA-2 yrs.: Pep Club-l yr. CLAUDIE DOWNlNG There's no wealth like a quiet mind. ty Crocker Award fire K JAMES DURBIN Teachers just don't appreciate me!! FFA-3 yrs.5 4-H Club-2 yrs.g Ridgerunner Staff. GEORGE FRANCIS Keep smiling -it makes everyone wonder what you've been up to. Beta Club-2 yrs.g FFA-2 yrs,g Class Rep.-Fresh yr.: State Honor Society-3 yrs.5 Student Council- 3 yrs., Pres.-Sr. yr.: Ridgerunner Staff. 2 t vig - . fa-feisty. SHARON EDMONDS Pep!! She must ead it for breakfast. Cheerleader-4 yrs.5 Pep Club-4 yrs.5 Student Council Sec.--I yr.: Annual Staff: Ridgerunner Staffg Football Queen-Sr. yr.p Football Queen Attendant-Jr. yr.: Voted Neatest Girl in Sr. Classy Most Popular Girl-Sr. yr.5 State Honor Society-I yr. MARILYN GEORGE Love is a dream . . . Gosh l'm sleepy. Basketball-4 yrs.: Pep Club-4 yrs.g Cheerleader- 2 yrs.g Chorus-4 yrs.p Sextette-3 yrs.g Junior Playp Senior Playg Pep Club Vice Pres.-Jr. yr.: FHA-4 yrs.g Ridgerunner Staffg Annual Staffp '1 je e Fa 2.4 Speech Club and Play: Voted Friendliest Girl in Sr. Class. ROY FISHER Live and learn - die and forgetg so wbat's tbe use of learning. FFA-4 5yrs.g Baseball-2 yrs.g Football-3 yrs. Track-l yr.g Vice Pres. of FFA-Sr. yr.7 Vice Pres.- Fresh. yr.g Boxing-I yr. CECIL GIBSON Always able to drum up a little fun. Beta Club-'l yr.: Band-3 yrs.p State Honor So- ciety-2 yrs.g Letterman at OMAQ OMA-Fresh. Class Sec.: Voted Neatest Boy in Sr. Class. , ,-,,,,, .mm , 9: 55' Rnfilaiikfli . I f- -s1V9:?iafS fE5'lf55v l.,:1.,1::5'ff:fE::?':f 3gg,W5f'g,,- , , .. .2 . 'xim . GIBSON zy be late, but 1'm always there. ball-4 yrs., Track-l yr., G-Club-4 yrs., LH n-l Yr. -lER HAMPTON erally speaking, she's generally speaking. rus-4 yrs., Sextette-3 yrs., Beta Club-2 yrs.g J IMMIE GRAHAM His feet make music when he comes thunder- ing down the hall. Band-3 yr., Sec.-2 yrs., Saxophone Quartette-2 yrs., Beta Club-3 yrs., Vice Pres.-Sr. yr., Junior Play, Football Manager-Sr, yr., Ridgerunner Staff: Student Director Sr. Play. KELLY HAMPTON Only two great men are lioingg Ilm one and I forgot the other. ' Junior Play, Football-4 yrs., Basketball-4 yrs.: Track-l yr., G-Club-4 yrs.g 4-H Club-4 yrs., Pres,-Sr. yr., County Vice Pres.-Jr, yr.: Senior Play, All-Conference Tackle-Sr. yr., AII'State DENA GRAY Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whenever she may. Ridgerunner Staff, Chorus-l yr.5 Peo Club-l yr., State Honor Society-l yr. TOMMY HARDESTY When opportunity knocked, he complained of the noise. Library Staff-l yr. or Play' Bond4 rs' Bond Re Jr ' Tackle-Sr. yr. V ' Y rf Pr' - YV-I e Honor Society-4 yrs., Student Council-2 Sec.-Jr. yr., National 4'H Club Congress, ual Staff, Ridgerunner Staff, Voted Senior Most Likely to Succeed, Senior Play, 4-H v-4 yrs., Reporter-Sr. yr., Maiorette-3 yrs.: n Majorette-l yr., FHA-l yr. K EN N ETH H EN RY I donlt say much, but I do a lot of thinking. FFA-3 yrs., Treas.-I yr.g Bond-2 yrs. at Pryor. RICHARD HOPPER Speech is great but silence is greater, FFA-4 yrs.: Sentinel-Sr. yr. MAEDINE HILLIARD If silence is- golden, she must he rich. Beta Club-2 yrs.g State Honor Society-4 yrs.7 Ridgerunner Staff. MARSHA HOUCK Her smile goes all the way around, and buttons down the back. FHA-4 yrs., Vice Pres-Soph. yr., Sec.-Jr. and Sr. yr.g 4-H Club-4 yrs., Song Leader-I yr.g Speech I MARVIN HOOVER I-Ie's neither a bookworrn nor a social hound, but he's a swell fellow to have around. Beta Club-2 yrs.p Football-2 yrs.g State Honor Society-2 yrs. DAVID HUDELSON Club and Playg Chorus-3 yrs.g Junior Plcyg Stu- dent Council Sec.-Sr. yr.p Football Queen Attend- ant-Sr. yr.g Senior Ployg Pep Club-4 yrs.g Library Staff-1 yr.g Ridgerunner Staffj Annual Staff. School was meant to be fun and I intend to get the most of it. Football-4 yrs.g Track-2 yrs.g Basketball-2 yrs.p G-Club-4 yrs.g Speech Club-I yr.g Ridgerunner Stoffg All-Conference-Sr. yr.g Voted Best Look- ing Boy in Sr. Class. I HUGGINS times I sit and think, and sometimes I it. Club-2 yrs., FFA-2 yrs., Band-2 yrs., Pres.- VIOLET JACKSON What she thinks nobody knows. Ridgerunner Staff. LOWELLA MINNICK She's gentle, she's shy, but there's a twinkle of mischief in her eye. Pep Club-4 yrs., FHA-4 yrs., Chorus-3 yrs., Sextette-2 yrs., Rep.-Sr. yr., State Honor Society- SUE KEETER She never breaks the rules, she just bends them a little. 4-H Club-4 yrs., National 4-H Congress, Band- 4 yrs., Rep-l yr., Majorette-3 yrs., Drum Maior- ette-l yr., Band Queen-Sr. yr., Chorus-4 yrs., Sextette-3 yrs., Junior Play, Senior Play, FHA-2 yrs., Beta Club-2 yrs., Sec.-Sr. yr., Annual Staff, Ridgerun-ner Staff, State Honor Society-l yr. JODAWN NEWBURN Laughing eyes and flashing smile, charming ways and lots of style. Beta Club-2 yrs., Treas.-Sr. yr., FHA-2 yrs., Pianist-Jr. yr., Song Leader-Sr. yr., Chorus-4 yrs., Pres.-Sr. yr., Sextette-2 yrs., Band-4 yrs., Moiorette-3 yrs., Drum Maiorette-l yr., 4-H Club-4 yrs., Rep.-l yr., Student Council-2 yrs., National 4-H Club Congress, State Honor So- ciety-3 yrs., Ridgerunner Staff, Annual Staff, Basketball Queen, Senior Play, Girl Student of the Year. JNA MARNEY as restless as a windshield wiper. :tboll-3 yrs., Bond-4 yrs., 4-H Club-l yr., 2 yrs. l yr., Library Staff-l yr., Football Queen Attend- ant-Soph. yr., Speech Club and Play, Ridge- runlner Staff, Annual Staff, Annual Queen-Sr. yr. IEC V' X. MARY ETHYL NICKS She has a wondefful tongue, tied in the middle and loose on both ends. Beta Club-3 yrs., Class Sec.-Fresh., Jr., and Sr. yr., Junior Play, Senior Play, Basketball-4 yrs., FHA-4 yrs., Pianist-Soph. yr., Chorus-2 yrs., Bond-l yr., 4-H Club-4 yrs., Sec.-2 yrs,, Rep.-l yr., Pep Club-3 yrs., Sec.-l yr., State Honor Society-4 yrs., Ridgerunner Staff, Annual Staff, Co-Capt. Basketball-Sr. yr., Voted Best Citizen of Sr. Class, State Speech Winner, Salutatorion, State 4-H Congress, Sec. Band Sr. Yr. WINSTON REED Trouble, troubles me. Football-3 yrs., FFA-4 yrs., Sec.-Sr. yr. f 1 L. - 3 .1 91,5-if . 5? 3.4 :Q ft ego w s A, eg, X 5, , Q22 if its 1 2? if .S in J' J Q .. k SHIRLEY PHELPS The only way to have a friend, is to be one. Ridgerunner Staff. GAYLE RHODES Is he a student? No, he's an encyclopedia Class Sec.-Soph. yr., Pres.-Sr. yr., Beta Club-3 yrs., Pres.-Sr. yr., Student Council Pres.-Jr. yr., Football-4 yrs., Baseball-2 yrs., Track-2 yrs., G-Club-3 yrs., State Honor Society-4 yrs., Junior Play, Senior Play, Valedictorion-Fresh. yr., Voted Most Likely to Succeed in Sr. Class, Voted Best Senior Citizen, All-Conference-Sr. yr. I QIPTBYWSF ' . , ...wtf . wzzfzxii . ...nt .. ..f,s,- f. as ' 5? . ..., Q N -'z-Kaye . a an 4. - . Wt-'11 ' , ' - ,Long tiff? 3 'T'FVF,S ' ' f'f.L ?gg'a?'f1i'3 . J ' A .. 2' 'Zi Pl .Q QQ . X- ' K A ,J my My ' we 2 . ,M to : ff. ng 3 . .V pm :fx L5 f 5 -sf ,ij 34 ..'.,.w. -- as 'Q tl? 5 .ifflxw .fy ' Sfwt ff-Y' 13 Aff f 1. ,VJ W -t ,I 1: ,ff -J f e gi' up ' i eww .ins w' ,L 114 Q55 gi l' 1.3 ff 3, , . 5 .gs 5, IIE 'Z ' tv . it ....- I fr ff' . '..- . --1. A' .W .JAA 3 Q A f Q ws ee W f 1715 W 4 tie. Y .Q ., t . 3 fi. 'Q 4 l A JANE RAYMOND Ready for anything you may ask, be it fun or be it task. Beta Club-2 yrs., Junior Play, Basketball-2 yrs., Corcapt. Basketball-Sr. yr., Chorus-l yr.,.'State Honor Society-2 yrs., Cheerleader-l yr., Office Staff-l yr., Speech Club and Play, Voted Best Senior Girl Athlete, Ridgerunner Staff. DARLENE ROBINSON . If red hair is a blessing then here's a blessed one Ridgerunner Staff. N ff,v x' - 5 LY SANDERS ing is a specihlty. Club-2 yrs.g FFA-4 yrs., Rep.-Jr. yr., Pres.- up Football-I yr. ni L -2.3 Xsm- ,iw 'Wt' . :Aw wi, 6, sf , r SEM? mg Q ., ,lf .L 1-- i we ten M .. ,.E!a:':3',1:EZ . . .' -'nm--Y'fi', .f ' ' ' I s,'3'-Nfsfi-ss K -E -1s.2'.se1's:,G - , , u . P. 'I .iii iff? 7: V . K , ,fW 5,52j1j'1P f ,, .1 'E 53iKEl't 'fqlir'QI' ' - iff L- '--' z H ' . A-21 h V L -+.a:a1f.:fef. . fit-m,.W..w' A . Ligiffmf fr . s A S A-.:l,,q?,w,.. , gi. , -, , r 1, .. tl H i We Biimirftftr an Ti ' A isis!-W? , -- g,.1,sz,.ij,'f7iif?n we lp .1 CHARLES SHINN You can tell him by the noise he doesn't make. DWAIN VICE x 4 f ef. 'im fix Il A tins Q . T w e - 'W A. XR T re a if? , 5 2 tv it ,, 3,35 M -1 ,7 -ssl my . . Kp, ,ws We , k.V, Y f 5,5 s . , - - V wmv ff. V ,L.,-5-2'tfuRsL5sQ1fff J? i 7 i:.'ffZ 'ffW' .- satwyxrfcny' PERCY STOGSDILL He'd interrupt St. Petefs roll call to ask a ques- tion. Class Rep.-Fresh and Soph. yr.: Football-4 yrs.: Basketball-l yr.g Track-2 yrs.5 Boxing-l yr.g G- Club-4 yrs,5 4-H Club-l yr. BRUCE WILSON When he studies the stars, only science comes to his mind. Beta Club-3 yrs.: State Honor Society-3 yrs,y Library Staff-2 yrs.: Student Council-2 yrs., Vice Pres.-l yr.5 Ridgerunner Staff: Boy Student of the Year J E SWINNEY n love and duty clash, let duty go to smash! Club-2 yrs.5 Student Council-l yr.g Basket- 2 yrs.p FHA-3 yrs.5 Chorus-2 yrs.g Sextette- ,.g 4-H Club-2 yrs.g Pep Club-3 yrs.g Cheer- zr-3 yrs.g State Honor Society-2 yrs.g Ridge- erCStciff5 Annual Staftg Voted Prettiest Girl . lass. Wimin - ah - I give them all a break. Football-4 yrs.5 Tri-Capt.-Jr. yr.g Basketball-4 yrs.g Track-3 yrs.g Baseball-2 yrs,5 G-Club-4 yrs.g 4-H Club-l yr.5 Class Vice Pres.-Soph. and Jr. yr.p All-Conference-S. yr. --um.- P Leon JU ICR CLASS Arnall Charles Baty Jimmie Bauer June Beal Charley Benge Charles Bergman John Berry Billy Don Betts Monieto Boydston Karen Brice Jerry Brittle Elizabeth Burris Joyce Burrow John Elmo Butler Kenneth Cantrell lla Caudill Ruby Caudill Charles Clanton Jimmie Clem Anna Moe Cooper Larry Cooper Martha Cox Co rol Crossley Imogene Crossley Maxine Currey Lona Donavant Linda Drake Bill Edmonds Bruce Elton Roy Epperson Phil Everett Wayne Fields Joe Francisco Quandalia Froud Beverly Frye Helen Gibson Bennie Graham Beverly Hanks Dan Hi llard Joan H illiard Charles Huggins Cordia Hunter Wanda Jackson to Right: Bruce Elton-V-Pres. Elmo Butler-Pres., audill-Rep., Donna Prochaska-Sec. znklin Moore m Nichols ip Nichols iy O'Daniel nny Owens ile Patrick lene Phelps inna Prochaska ss Roberts roy Roberts ndra Robertson nmie Sawvell e Shepherd rol Sikes Jn Sourjohn l Sparkman :iyne Steen :iyne Swirczynski irma Taylor tricio Tipton rna Walters :ry Ann West nny Wilburn miter Wiley Charles Keene Harold Keene Kathy Killingsworth Viola Lewis Jack Maste rs Ralph Mathia Carolyn Meadows J. W. Meadows Billie Meredith SCJPHOMORE CLASS Linda Durbin Linda Edmonds Linda Fields Johnny Fisher Douglas Fogle Sherry Francis Donna Galloway Joyce Gibson Dean Gurley Robert Haldeman Darlene Hale Glenna Hammock Patricia Armstrong Eugene Balenseifen Ronnie Barrett Left to Right: Mike Ditmore-Pres, Charles Needham V-Pres., Linda Edmond-s-Sec., Ronnie Barrett-Rep Julene Bartley Jerry Bauer Montie Blevins Jesse Bratton Pam Buchanan Carolyn Burris Marsha Burrow Mary Burrow Andy Cantrell Connie Caudill Nancy Chamberlain Kay Cook Robert Cowan Vontreba Cox Doris Crawford Glen Crowder E. J. Daugherty Donald Davis Mike Ditmore Emma Downing Jo Ann Downing Sue Harless Martisha Hart Mary Hays Carol Hilliard Edward Hilliard J im Holt Eileen Huggins Sandra Hunt Mary Jackson David Jackson James Jackson Carolyn Killion ., Wi I I iam Moews Charles Needham Noel Needham Pamela Nuckolls Colleen Page Roy Pollan Ruby Potarf Linda Potter David Reeves Lila Roberts Pat Roberts Virginia Robertson Junior Killion Darrell Kitchen Margaret Lefler Howard Lefler Keith Manning Janice Maples Sharon Maples Bill Masters Jerry McElhany Larry McElhany Ba rba ra Meredith Calvin Miller Paul Russell Larry Sala Steve Sharp Larry Sherrell Frankie Shinn Jimmy Smith Sharon Teel Tony Urquhart Charlotte West Chub West Steve Williams Sharon Wood Nolan Adair David Anthony Bobby Arnall Margaret Back Richard Baker Stephen Barnes Vicki Bough Pat Benge FRESH MA CLASS Wahleah Benge Nadalene Bergman Jerry Lee Berry Katherine Blevins Darrell Blevins Don Blevins Tommy Blevins Mae Bratton Rex Brittle Steve Burger Gene Butler Allie Jo Cooper Karen Craig Sue Dalton Jadeen Epperson Lee Frye Burl George Claudia Greer Larry Haroer Truman Hilliard Sharon Holloway Wynema Holt Charles Howerton Andrew Jackson Carolyn Jackson Helen Jackson John Johnson Glenna Jones Maralyn Keeter Sonny Kitchen Peggy Landrum Junior Ledtord Robert Lee James Lewis Linda Lewis Ottie Luther NDING: Joyce Roberts-Pres., Wahleah Benge-V. SEATED: Gene Butler-Sec., Glenna Jones-Rep. Sheryl Pryor lna Putman Roy Raymond Max Ritchie Joyce Roberts Tommy Roberts Marsha Robertson Joann Seabourn Willa Seabourn Nancy Sourjohn John Stevenson Edgar Stotts Mike Tipton Jackie Trout Terry Whitfield Johnny Willard Steve Wilson Ace Wright Tony Masters Betty Meadows Charles Mouthuy Dennis Newcom Diane Perry Donald Phelps Kent Pickard Ray Dean Pollan Mildred Pollan Patsy Potarf Cecil Prater Joyce Prochaska Roxie Bonney E IG H T H Colleen Blevins GRADE Jerry Boyd Audine Buckett Terry Burger Left to Right: Charlotte Manning-Rep., Gail Sutton Pres., Brent Elton-Sec., Mary Byard-V-Pres. Joyce Buzzard Mary Byard Zella Carey Ricky Christensen Linda Crossley Raymond Dixon Betty: Drake Jerry Drake Harold Durbin Brent Elton Troy Enix Ricky Finks Lonnie Goepfert Billy Gordon Fern Hagerman William Hardling Jackie Harper James Harris Tommy Hart Myrene Hayes Emma Hudelson Jerry Keller Mike Long Charlotte Manning Charolette Meadows Leon Melton Jimmy Meredith Gene McKillip Dian Nuckolls Pat O'Daniel Joe Potter Joyce Prater Thelma Putman Charlene Richardson Darrell Roberts Jackie Shobe Dorvin Stogsdill Patsy Stogsdill Gail Sutton Susan Wensel Almeda West J im Wright IT! ll I IWUU II Kathern Ash Mayme Balenseifen Bud Bartley Peggy Bauer Benny Beal Lois Benge Virginia Blevins Becky Blodgett Carolyn Brewer Patti Buckett Carol Butler Jackie Caudill Roxanne Clark Michael Davis Patricia Gabriel Charles Gibson Ralph Gibson Linda Harding Jane Johnson Dennis Johnston Teddy Jones Wallace Jumper Donald Keene DeJuan Keller Nancy Kitchen Barbara Lefler Darrell Lefler Linda Manning Marilyn Mullins Phyllis Nuckolls Janie Parker Tommy Perkins Glenn Phe-lps lla Pritchard Joyce Robertson VENTH GRADE Ronald Sala Greg Spicer ' - -I P C-I Carolyn Smith lohnson-Rep., Greg Spicer-Pres. Sizifiiak:Sllil :f 5?,':-iliaifiiizifffi-' Pat Stewart Tommy Wilson Eddie Worley Marsha Wright Richard York 1 5 .,...-v-an-, vm. ,J s Q V' 4 44, ,Qt wh 5 fr' Hi: 5,..ff 5 ,. am if ww? QW W an-4, 5 pa, CLARINETS: Charlotte Manning Carolyn Smith BARITONESQ Bennie Graham Sharon Wood Wahleah Benge Robert Haldeman Linda Manning Janie Parker Joyce Buzzard Teddy Jones Joyce Roberts Susan Wensel lla Pritchard BASSES: Ma rtisha Hart Joyce Prochaska Pat Gabriel Ann Adair Lois Benge Phyllis Nuckolls Charles Needham Jerry Keller GRC E HIGH MAJORE'l'l'ES AND ALTERNATE DRUM MAJORETTE: Jodawn Newburn Esther Hampton Sue Keeter James Roe Director UPHON ES! Jodawn Newburn BUCHGHGH Margaret Lefler 'Bfmd BELL LYRE zz. PIANO: n Gibson 2 Gibson Mary Nicks red Pollon Eileen Huggins N,-ight Sue Keeter e Worley CORNETS: U10 MG rrley Sharon Teel IHCDOL BA D Donna Prochaska Wayne Swirczynski James Clem Charles Gibson Harold Durbin FLUTES: Esther Hampton Barbara Lefler Nancy Kitchen Roxanne Clark Pat Stewart DRUMS: Cecil Gibson Bob Huggins Joyce Boyer Kenny Wilburn MAJORETTES: Margaret Lefler Bennie Graham Sharon Wood Martisha Hart Pam Buchanan KENNY WILBURN Drum Major Maw Hays-Sr. High Accompanist SENIOR HIGH SEXTET-STANDING: Diane Swinney, Jodawn New- burn, Sue Keeter, Esther Hampton. SEATED: Marilyn George, Jean Ditmore. SENIOR HIGH CHORU sq.. JU ICR HIGH CHORUS my w'mW5E?a5:Wa3S??EEEn'Y9W?sW5ii 'Z v2'in'7,EEM nmfwmw ifa3vl mf W ' ' WMWM :qf5fwvMww33j-1W-Lwywwgygf Charlotte Mannmg Junior High Accompcanlst W:A..,.,..- ,,,, ..,N,,A.W n X D S 73 I MII FIRST ROW: Mary Nicks, Sharon Edmonds, Diane Swinney, Mary Hays, Naedine Hilliard, Donna Prochaska. SECOND ROW: Jean Ditmore, Esther Hampton, Martha Cox, lla Caudill, Karen Brice, Carol Hilliard, THIRD ROW: Jennifer Wiley, Jane Raymond, Pat Tipton, Jodawn Newburn, Patricia Armstrong, Sue Keeter. FOURTH ROW: E, J. Daugherty, Keith Manning, Ronnie Barrett, Gayle Rhodes. Students in the upper ten per cent of the High School quality for the State Honor Society. STATE HONOR SOCIETY TUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: George Francis, President, Donna Prochaska, Vice President, Marsha Houck, Secretary, MEM- BERS: Greg Spicer, Charlotte Manning, Susan Wensel, Mrs. Hampton, Sponsor. SITTING: John Stevenson, Maralyn Keeter, Bennie Graham, Wayne Steen, Jodawn Newburn, Bruce Wilson, Kay Cook, Jack Masters. dx ni. 4DUlS EIU 52 rn-l 'Y sg :s DO 9,-l I-l SEQ ff' . :I- ru P+ c U1 ,Q A 9-60 Projects: Cleaning repairing auditorium ains, Apple for the :her Recognition Day, ering at Ia rg e school :tions, Aiding teachers in 1g out report cards, ln- ling new club at Jay, Jhoma, Taking part in State Convention. li ,r Q, Q 'Z S 5 Q ri 5 5 is E BETA CLUB OFFICERS-STANDING: Jennifer Wiley, Reporter, Jimmy Graham, Vice President. SEATED Sue Keeter, Secretary, Gayle Rhodes, President, Jodawn Newburn, Treasurer. ,sr mf. 4? 48 Qc is L as if ali gal ?iiESlLsSiL n' ' is 552145, ,,,. ,si d Mensa...- 'WSOP f -3 9051-10 ,P D f -4-Q L' , U1-10 5 AMER: C' U .' . - CA 0 Nl. . . , ,,N . . if 72: : ! ' l T ovQ!i-... 6 1 L e ' Q u Chapter Number 359 POULTRY TEAM: Charles Needhgm, Eugene Balenseifen, Keith Manning, and Monty Blevins. OFFICERS: Larry Sanders, President, Roy Fisher, Vice President Kenneth Henry, Treasurer, Winston Reed, Secretary, Keith Mann ing, Reporter, Richard Hopper, Sentinel, Lawrence Pickard Chaplain. FUTURE FARMERS CF AMERICA The Grove F.F.A. Chapter 425359 had a total income of S6900 last year. The income was made from 350 head of hogs, 49 head of beet cattle, l6 head of dairy cows, and 3 head ot sheep. The primary objective of Vocational Agriculture is to make a beginning and advance in farming. Each boy in F.F.A, is either on a judging team or does committee work. We have the following judging teams: dairy, livestock, poultry, crop, meat, entomology, farm shop, land, horticulture, and dairy products. Many ot these teams have been very outstanding and we are proud of them. ae of our 4-H Club members who have achieved recognition are: nie Barrett who went to State 4-H Club Congress with his record 4 on livestock, Mary Nicks who won a trip to Washington D. C. 1ing first place in the State Farmers Union Speech Contest, and wifer Wiley who placed second in the District Farmers Union ach Contest. 4-H LUB The officers are: Kelly Hampton, President, Sue Keeter, Vice President, Marsha Houck, Song Leader, Esther Hampton, Reporter, Mary Nicks, Secretary, Mrs. Burch, Sponsor. A-'QW IM x K X J x - , JUNIOR HIGH CHEERl.EADERS-Left to Right: Glenna Jones, Mary Byard, Pat O Daniel, and Maralyn Keeter. SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS-Left to Right: Diane Swinney, Mary Jane Jackson, Marilyn George, Monieta Boydston, Sharon Edmonds, Jolene Phelps, Lona Donavant, and Linda Edmonds lnot pictured7. PEP LUB QOWEM 0 14, I 5.19 Q K' 3 73 E W E25 Q W e vi 1,4 f O x FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA AKER ROW President Donna Prochaska Secretary Marsha Houck Vice President s' ha Lou Cox MIDDLE ROW Pianist Mary Hays Treasurer Patricia Arm ff 'so ' x JP ' 1 DNEWV One of the active clubs in our school is the F.H.A. Donna Procha- ska, serving as local president and also sub- district president, has been outstanding in her leadership. 3, MQSMHNM, . f ,. V ,L ' Wf , ,. ,, ,. V4 'HQWMEMQ MQQQ P K K seewewq, Q. g f X , 5 'Q 'f '1-nr? m1.1,,,,, :RL , . .Nm V, 1 .. 1 V A 6 w X , b . ' . X N ,M ' , 4 f me-.S '.w:':w,n 255555,-,1 . V ' A A X 4 ,, my 2.f7H::'iq ggiugmgyirtwzky vw' N X '.. Qi anhvwgvefef, ,7..2g,F..,, 3 '. vw, :H f V T A A WW Wim Q: MW,-pf , 1 H A , K f Y Q 'A - 652'- '1M' V, V A ' - H' -fr' . .w4,fw , ,fmfff -1.5.91 sm:-5 ,gf ,,,.,,,,, , , X W. ,X , 'L 1 . . . .. -uw, QV -fu if fl 4 K ifmesivsamgh 5.1 .Wir- jf , 4 ,, . ' ' ' ' A ' J- . Q ' I W f---annul f aw .,,. V .-I . if fi E g, ' :E K ,Mg 539' .,..A.ww,.,,m,,- wa., , , . ,Y,. ,, A3 4, . S Al Hamra The I959 Ridgerunners, under new coach Al Ham ra, started the season with a victory. In this first game fans observed the determination of the team as they came from be- hind twice to win. From this win the Ridgerunners gained speed and proceeded to the first perfect season record CIO-Ol of Grove High School. Although these games were important, each served to strengthen the team and prepare them for their goal-the state playoff. Completing the perfect season regular play they compiled the following statistics: Grove Opponent Scoring ........................ 408 ........................ 50 First Downs .... . .................... I 54 ........................ 65 Fumbles Lost ........ .......... 2 2 ........................ I7 Yards Rushing ........... .......... 3 ,049 ........................ 838 Punting Average ........... ....... I4-29.5 ................ 44-29.6 Passing Yardage ........... ....... 6 72 .......... ........... 5 52 Passes Completed ....... ....... 4 3 .......... ....... 7 7 S Passes lntercepted ........................ l2. ................. 3 4 The Ridgerunners feel that their great support by the coaching staff and the fans contributed much to the success. CONFERENCE CHAMPS DISTRICT CHAMPS RIDGERUNNERS I960 Continuing their winning ways after the great football season, the '60 Ridge- runners compiled Grove's best basketball record in several years. Although the team finished 5th in the conference, they were sparked in tournament play winning first the Northeastern Oklahoma Invitational Tournament at Miami, next the district tournament and going all the way to the finals in the regional tournament. Thanks to this great tournament play they Ridge- runners finished with a respectable I7 and 9 won and lost record. CONFERENCE CHAMPS RUNNER-UP IN REGIONAL FINALS Ernie Webb RIDGERUNNERS I959-60 OR LETTERMEN-STANDING: Kelly Hampton, TACKLE, Val Gibson, GUARD, Dwain , FULLBACK, Bill Butler, QUARTERBACK, Charley Cooper, END. SITTING: Gary Ad- GUARD, Gayle Rhodes, GUARD, Winston Reed, HALFBACK, Roy Fisher, FULLBACK, d Hudelson, HALFBACK. . , , ,, l, N... Q- . :.,.,.., A-4, -.,.-, N , , KELLY HAMPTON ALL STATE Gary Adkins, Sr. Leon Arnall, Jr. Jim Bauer, Jr. Ronnie Barrett, Soph Lett Guard Left Tackle Right Tackle Left Holfbock John Berry, Jr. Elmo Butler, Jr. Left Guard Right Halfback E ' V Sv... rl J H ' i ...., i,A' iy . ,. ,, ,. A, l,,, ,V V,., L ., . fl H f f 152, rfQr l gQ 5ff??,1i, 1 -, i g 5, I i f . L , , -' , . ' : IL' -fl : vit Haba:-fM.t' V S' 1 11 W.. , aw . Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove G rove LETT ERM E SCORES Dewey .....Quapaw Jay Chelsea Fairland Picher Afton Grove J T 'fi' 4 ' iq.. .. Q.. , .uf ...,:- f . --wx 'swf-f,g4,i::.a. 1 Se. lk? . si! Z H? A Q P3 3 J ,I X ,LP W if W a vi? X, 2 .W A M ' 5fQi . if QJFQPMQZ - - J- f- X rr 2 H. . :.,qf5yjA,,,f,,r,.- L f 5 ar 8, N3 Q Q 1 'ff Vl x llwflfeff fffif New - t nd, lt Wy' 1 1 4 If Q 9 .1 Qi an-sr WTS' ,M A -W . , Q mm- rf' 4 5 35 Q? f' 4 1 A vu My if t Q W K a Y me :Jw .- x F X , ,Q 2 L93 s 3 rg? Qt Q f 1 M, il as 1-N ,gg ff ,ww 5 Qi, eqjx Nik gf 1 3' ,Zi K 2' it ll ll l 6 Grove Grove Grove Westville Wyandotte Commerce Coweta Hominy Bill Butler, Sr. Charles Cooper, Sr. Larry Cooper, Jr. E. J. Daugherty, Jr Quarterback Right End Left End Cenfef Phil EVGVGH, -lr. Roy Fisher, Sr. Val Gibson, Sr. Kelly Hampton, Sr Left Halfback Fullback Middle Guard xii ....Ef,f2i R --' .. :-s2f?5f3ifi3ae ' ' ' - f .. mf ..f f- .- - ,milf-'-'l Qrggy. .V , J ,,i ,. ., me . , f -,f,f ' ...,.-. L., . 3. .,, .MW . .ie if me 6 - M' i ,,m.--V ,. V., A-.wr - ..i.,f1fw .,,ffg . ,, .vu ---wr wg if - fc? fs' 'f- . M W f ,la . -295,5 , I ,. -v-- z W i., .4 ,Q ,.. . . . . , .g,. ..,, . 5 V' 5'.:ff.'55,1f'3iEi! ' 1-:fZ ' - '1.2s1,ff5 1,' K f'ew'X3V 'W f ':fiiii?l Wgfgisgefaijl, ., A ff' wg-'w WSEM . ..::-- . -.:'f . fQ,?kuggg V-fam:-,f,:1ss1'.s,:fss. -. - 14l::.-.Sli-' .,.'- V ffifegazfx -2 J g , , V vQwsi ,3, .+ gm' Right Tackle 32 Jyne Steen, Jr. Percy Stogsdill, Sr. Dwain Vice, Sr. Steve Williams, Soph V1 l'lill0l'd, J F- David Hudelson, Sr. Charles Huggins, Jr. Jack Masters, Jr. ght l-lalfbock Left Halfback Right Halfback Defensive Halfback h Mathia, Jr. J. W. Meadows, Jr. Franklin Moore, Jr. Dale Patrick, Jr. Left End Right Guard Left Guard Left End Loy Pollan, Jr. Right End Left Tackle Gayle Rhodes, Sr. Ross Roberts, J r. Billy Sparkman, Jr. Right Guard Left Guard Center Center ' ix P i . . . . ., . K.,, . ..,::tf1?5vf5w 2 ' gyfw- , -:?s?ifi.2'tlvf-Sgw-vtawsaw 'ie21!W- X :Far .,fu-tssffffwftsi'-ftbkfwsfszff fgfljgggfgsffafggfsgifqz ptrgifgg, .g Wfs,, ,...W.g,fr,Uzgggmfrwgtffsstgsyifg A . 'L v , . ,Mi-.gf3' 'Nf-fsMs'g- fir ' wtf-ftlfvgmvrf-:fqfvffhewe e 1--fe.:5211lfifisfiai-wa:Gfgvxf waxing.: 1 . so rw ..,t .W ,,. N. m.t,.f,.,f W, ,.:,'. ' xiii? wg? .ef 9 ,QSM .' .zzz .Y Wi -- 3 sf 'llP25 '2iiF?xK15??.1ysf f3-gffzft i t L . ,.. .mb .,... wM.mmf 3 'X' 2 R 3 .f t ,,isi?' . it Eff, 'X L 'I.' ,,i-.:i.fSl- ,. ,F - ' : .4-5.112 grime He W,,,,2ti.v X., fliwla pit eff wif ll ,'1's.vwl 1 fx 7 aft Y'Staggs.APfssm 2fi9.jgg.g35g-,mgjust ?w:13i1?53w3 '7,. N.ffP:,m, 4. .ftgfsgf,2 f W M Mite? W- gvgzgfw, it rQ.,r,h ' ??iS3?4Zi'4?5 . W.. .... . ,... mi. Q- 5t1,,.,i.,,g ga . - .M me V., - : igfgggy 1 wt? at 39. A Q, gl, 2223 .tk . , .. x. Q Fullback Right End in me first game or the state playotr the Ridgerunners played alert footboll, turning 2 of 3 Coweta fumbles into touch- downs the first half. Cashing in on another fumble early in the second half the deter- mined Ridgerunners drove to a 36-l 6 win. Although Grove won they were again hampered by an all-year drawback-fum- bles. From a rematch of the second game of the l958 playoffs the Ridgerunners emerged much less happy than last year. The fired-up Hominy team took advantage of some very costly Ridgerunner fumbles and went on to win 32-8. Although the Ridgerunners were outscored, the closeness of the game was evident to all. As Hominy coach Woody Cooper put it in a letter to the Grove football team, l was pleased to see a group of young men continue to play hard, clean football in the face of the many bad breaks that your team received during the game. Again let me congratulate your team on your courage, ability, and desire. It was a close ballgame regardless of the score ALL CONFERENCE lStand1ngl Dwain Vice, Billy Butler, David Hudelson. fKneel- ingl Charles Cooper Gayle Rhodes, Percy Stogsdill, Gary Adkins and Kelly Hamp- on Bla lveriwi if g::, ., 'H AND STH GRADE Won 3, lost 2, and tied l. The success of our football teams is due largely to the efforts of our assistant coach, Mr. Ernie Webb. His teaching of sportsmanship as well as the basic essentials of football have helped us to have many championship teams. IESHMAN FOOTBAII TEAM FCDCDTBALL TEAM .wx K ' .- f sPswsszmv iOW: Betty Meadows, Lois Benge,Jadeen Epperson, Susan Wensel, Audine Buckett, Coach Webb, Patricia Gabriel, Wahleah i, Sheryl Pryor, Charlotte Manning, Nadelene Bergman. BOTTOM ROW: Vicki Baugh, Allie Jo Cooper, Patti Buckett, Zella , Linda Manning, Janie Parker, Emma Hudelson, Pat Benge, Joyce Robertson, Ann Adair. JU IOR HIGH BASKETBALL ROW: Sonny Kitchen, Dee Raymond, Johnny Stevenson,-Charles Howerton, Burl George, Coach Webb, BOTTOM ROW: David any, Junior Ledford, Gene Butler, Rex Brittle, Mike Tipton. ,,...,5gg,,,5,mwi,,- limi .M.. nv9w.i,itwmwmnliaewwww-i..tAw1mw-vwmettmwwmtwwmmw V - 'ZIWSTSQXL-'ii.1'1i.,, .2 ':!SE'lWb'345t' -LV l'?iS:i' 55li1f'11-L zi:-lIl5? it Look at that lousy trapezius. You mean you distributed those love letters to all the mail boxes? Let me at him, he is the one who stole my ponts!l 70e 5 7 ?a , mee!! Hi ldegarde ....... Mr. Dolson ........ Mrs. Dolson ..... Sol ly .... Bob ..... . Jimmy ,.... Paige ...... Ellie May ....,.. Jill ................... Freddie Shermer ..,.., Mr. Shermer .,,.. Mrs. Shermer ....... Student Directors ...... No date for the prom Esther Hampton ...,.,.........,.,Fother Gayle Rhodes , ....,........ Mother Mary Nicks ..,,....Younger sister Sue Keeter .......,.,Older brother Charles Cooper ........Younger brother Bill Daugherty Likes to play postman Barbara Crosby ........Bob's heart-throb Marilyn George .......,.......Her friend Ma rsha Houck .....,.His mothers darling Billy Butler father Kelly Hampton mother Jodawn Newbu rn .,.......lomes Graham Jean Ditmore Joyce Boyer Em Aww by the JU ICR CLASS Morlock, rather self-centered tather ......,................................... Bruce Elton Morlock, understanding and sympathetic mother .........,...... Maxine Currey y, daughter about 20 .......A......................,...................,...., Donna Prochaska ica, daughter aboutl3 .....................,.........,.................... Monieta Boydston lred, the maid ................... ........ . , ......... Karen Brice -anconi, Mary's fiance ........ .................,,.. P hil Everett li Lanconi, Joe's Papa .......... Wayne Swirczynski tha, Luigi's departed wife ............. ,................. M artha Cox ter, from Down Below ................ .,.. ............ L a rry Cooper s Akers, Mr. Morlock's Secretory ............... ................. P ot Tipton -ge Plew, Attorney ..........................,,....A...., ..,.... C harley Huggins Schmolz, a blustery, middle-aged lady ...... .............. I la Caudill Brown, the family physician ............ ........ Black, the mortican .............................. Frinck, the German washerwoman ...... Do you get the paint? wiyw ' ......Billy Sparkman ............Leon Arnall ........Jennifer Wiley Hey, that's my wife! What's goin' on here? dgzi esm., w 1 FFICE STAFF ach day the office staff wds hours keeping rec- a, recording grades, and maging office work. The :e serves as a banking accounting facility of school. All of this is 2 efficiently by the Su- ntendent, Mr. Wilson, Principal, Mr. Baskins, School Secretary, Mrs. i Manning, and student :e workers, Jean Dit- e and Pat Benge. LIBRARY STAFF 1 i 3 1 5 E Scholastic honor was achieved by Gayle Rhodes and Jean Ditmore when they placed in the upper NZ: of the National Merit Scholarship Tests. Joyce Prochaska, Jr. High Valedictoriang Joyce Roberts and Jadeen Epperson, Co- Salutatorians. lr 1 as at l Mary Nicks won the REA State Speech Contest Have fun in Washington Mary' They have intelligence personality and good charac ter. Jodawn Newburn and Bruce Wilson-chosen Students of the Year Jennifer Wiley-Grove s delegate to GIRLS' STATE 3uzzord 1 Beorer I Sutton Kttendont JU IOR HIGH FGGTBALL QU EE 70a4lea4 Zenge Carol Jo Teel Flower Girl Roxanne Clark 7th Attendant Marsha Houck Senior FOOTBALL QU EEN 1 Sherry Watson Flower Girl Freddie Oliver Crown Bearer Senior S 2 5 5 s 4 M4 S :Ss N251 f ,Wa 2 ,w,,,,,,,, ,wwf Mmm? y M gk 1 . 4-6 . affwe, sf- mpxm' ww , f at ,,. V. W awkfifx-'22 'mwzm , if V ww 'MQ Elma. N' imhz,,..! N 1 A EULA WITTY MAXINE CULVER EDYTHE HUNT First Grade Second Grade Third Grade JESSIE DUBOIS MAMIE VOYLES MARGARET FRANCIS Fourth Grade Third 81 Fourth Grades Fifth Grode 2 S RUBY BROWNING SOLON HUGG-INS Sixth Grade Fifth 81 Sixth Grades t A . 2?-SQSSSWAWHWYSSY wi? itifwgivzrda-HSSfQifila NE? Bobby Layman Darrell Longan Linda Melton Danny O'Daniel Linda Pollan Donna Potter Rita Prater Lynda Pryor Gene Putman Janice Rice Thelca Richardson Lenore Sanders Benny Seabourn Gale Shobe Kenneth Sutton Jennifer Teague Tommy Tipton Frances West Pauline West Sally Winchester Jimmy Barrett Randy Bates Lawrence Baty Rodney Beal Virginia Berry Smokey Blevins Mike Buchanan Linda Burris Billy Caudill Kenneth Crowder Lloyd Doublehead Sharon Drake Timmy DuBois Myrene Fields Anne Gabriel Thelma Hagerman Betty Hamilton Larry Harris Cheryl Hendren Carroll Jones Solon Huggins my gf , 1i11'qg,:yg'11'i2 i'f-1,,5zi-425262, miw,,N55g,fF,gg ,ws . . L. 15' Q19 SQUY it 'fic i F' 'W 4 nh is A, i,,fvm,:mz-fr' ' f w,':.w,'wl. fiww- 1' V ' 5,,fmgK,yv,,hii 13395, gi' , , , , 659 5 .xv-'wi nw'-Q S-44213, if. -. ft. : W Y 'Y , ' fm Iwi? -f 4f:'w i'I2t' V ,, 's gy L My ...- , L 5 !?fiWqf5Vff- '5 5':- v' -1.j 2 ir . t,fs,,gese5,Q'iz52Q. ? . M il twig' z'wfa3,,: 5 . 1-gf' 1 , Q ieg ffm M y - whiff s weiftgiyf ww ' P :HSz?xHfQi??gt',ffi llihglfigiitf Twill? 55?- fW,ggE1,gffg,f .lf igeeigzmsigvz f i .,g:'xjv ,I CQ mf- , i Ruby Browning SIXTH GRADE Mike Gault Laurel Harding Bobby Harpool Richard Hart Junior Jackson DickJones Jerry Keene Bobby Kitchen Jerry Littlefield Kristi Morris Glenda Niehus Don O'Daniel Ph.iIlip Owens Mike Parker Edward Phelps Janet Potter Nancy Qualate Joyce Richardson Sam Roberts Ronnie Rowe Patti Smith Mike Stewart John Witty Harry Worley Chuck Adair Sam Bartley Gaylord Blevins Dolphyene Blevins Trudy Blevins Vinita Brewer Larry Butler James Burch Solon Huggins Margaret FIFTH GRADE Allen Burger, Larry Buzzard Judy Buzzard Marsha Chamberlain Gary Christensen Jerry Clark Roy Crowder Robert Dixon Linda Downing Waynelle Enix DURTH GRADE Michael Clem Gary Covey Melinda Davis Johnny Dillinger Jan Ditmore Coeta Downing Robert Greer Roberta Hagerman Susan Barrett Brenda Beal Kathy Berry Ronnie Blevins Douglas Buzzard Ronnie Buzzard Elton Hammock Jimmy Harding Nina Hicks Douglas Jackson Mark Johnson Barney Jumper Leona Landrum Diann Layman Wanda Lefler Jimmy Littlefield Betty Meredith Kathy Parker Roberta Pollan Lawrence Potarf Melva Pritchard Cheryl Roe Jimmy Sanders Frankie Shepherd Billy Tipton DeAnn Watson Bert West Don West Rex Whitetree Mike Wiley Phyllis Arnall PhillipArnall we Twila Ash M lrma Bates i We Ed,fheH..m MamieVoyles THIRD GRADE Sandra Berry Violet Blevins Beverly Blevins Kay Bush Gail Buzzard Jane Buzzard Sherry Buzzard Mark Cotner Gary Dillinger Twila Drake Keith Fields . Sue Gabriel Jo Gabriel Jerry Gault Sheila Graham Kay Hammock Kenneth Harris Carolyn Hill Carlyle Hill Mike Jones Linda Keene Allen Leith Dianna Longan Johnann Masters Eunice'Melton Johnny Merritt Glenda Owens Judy Parker Judy Phelps Jay Potarf Verna Rae Potter Lewis Prater Mike Spicer Leigh Ann Stanbrough Gary Stogsdill Frances Tauuneacie Julie Teague Sue Lynn Teel Carol Wallace Patty Watson Gary Worley Larry York Wuxisxwmixl Linda Sue Beason Peggy Blevins Pat Clem SECOND GRADE N..c.4..,..s MQX.,.eCu.Vef John Drake Paul Enix Wanda Hale Debra Heffleman Howell Hill Janice Keene Jane Ann Keys Jackie Landrum Jane Layman Ricky Littlefield JoAnn Mullins Carol Owens Collene Pierce Michael Phelps Ronnie Prater Ma ry Jo Roberts Michael Robertson Connie Shepherd Tommy Steen Janet Teel Kelly West Robert Wiley Rosa Lea Winchester Elizabeth Ann Worley Hank Young FIRST GRADE Steven Berry Ellis Blevins Bobby Billbe W- 5' YTF'?i is? it X eff: 2 Qieitffmtf Eegggxiigfiif? W tM,,1tet 321-W .t A ,1 -M '3?sri53fiis3f?sb1e lt g Aim .3 Evelyn Baty Clifford Beal Richie Beason N to 1, 'J 2? 1-wx , 1 yay, U OW egg at it W if 4t,3,..Mf f-- ef. wr V Ve-:wi .,.ff- ,V A S Ek Www mt :ff at A U94 mr Tl. fiyrseitisilfsiiisitffisffsritifiififwati, aim: it ' X :f5 Si71f55?W:J'f H :Eii'Es?jiS: ,I 1 Eula Witty Gary Butler Scott Buzzard Karen Hendren Bruce Jones 'lferry Lefler Randy Littlefield Eddie Nixon Susan Simmons Carol Teel Sherry Watson Dixie West Cecil Youngblood Stevie Gibe Steve Rowe David Dillinger Debby Drake Charles Hayes Randy Headings Freddie Oliver Elizabeth Putman Patricia Phelps Eddie Richardson dents in grades one through six participated in this year's Christmas program which was entitled COLOR AT CHRlSTMAS. GRADE SCHOOL ACTIVITIE Halloween is a time for fun and mischief as shown in the masked faces of these studients at one of their annual parties. I 11 f, W. ,a,,L. f ipvmrszf. ' iwiwsr 5 .ffl Along with their studies the first grade enjoy many recreational projects planned by Miss Witty. The children in Mrs. Hunt's room make collections of poems. Mrs. Culver's second grade begins work early on book reports. Y iffy 4 Mrs. Voyles's room learn more about words by the use of phonics. The fifth grade, under the guidance of Mrs. Francis, learn more a b o u t good health habits. v r z S H, S' V ., if Jwwzwzxmaewm ff 5 Q 2 Ki +1 if 1 2 1 GRADE SCHDOL BAN D P GRADE 4-H CLUB A D A s uBois, Sponsors Mae K. Bell, Vol Woids, Extension Agents 3' gg Q as if Q 5 34 Q 5 QQ ,Q 3 'E E Sv fu Fi A i fix. f new -' L.1fsm:F9 '- ' -.,Mw2gww4-sesfesalwliziewi12221325155:Mzgrmafgsspzzvgvwwsywwwwivfwfs we-mwziiilifilszswwsxwxwmfgmmwmsa .aaaww...,.,.mws:'Hw.Qsf CONGRATU LATICNS FRCM FRIENDS AND PATRONS Dr. and' Mrs. J. Mac Oyler Walker's Auto Parts Dr. W. H. Egleston Joe Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carey Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brock Mr. and Mrs. David Williams Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Sparkman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Teel Bill Wright Mr. and Mrs. Hank Geasland Joan Teague C. F. Walker, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Curley Baker Rev. and Mrs. Lowell Minnick Mouthuy's Resort Weldon's Camp Mr. and Mrs. Detmer Houck Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Houck Bessie and John Poynor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anglen Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Berry Bill and Ethel Crockett Cecil and Sandra Huckins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adair Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ledford Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson Chick's Dairy Mart Charley Doc Bates Mr. Haskell Walker Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swallow Mr. and Mrs. Lige Caudill Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Browning Floyd Benge Jim Nuckolls Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr .and Mrs. James Roe Col Mr and Mrs. Don Young . and Mrs. Bill Prochaska .and Mrs. Paul Bliesath and Mrs. Major Stewart R. D. Roberts Jerry Robertson . and Mrs. Tom Harris . L. W. Payne . and Mrs. W. P. Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Noah Harrison Zack M. St. John Mr. Harold Carey Mr. and Mrs. Percy Buckett Bud Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Heffleman Mr. and Mrs. Dow Phenix Ronnie Young J L. F. Mayfield Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Inlow Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Nicks Jack Nelson Fruit Co. Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Hart Mrs. C. W. Newburn Mr. and Mrs. Max Boydston Mr. and Mrs. Q. B. Ditmore Mr. and Mrs. Lon Lewis Mrs. E. B. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Voyles Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Trenary andMrs. Arthur Culver Mr. and Mrs. Everett DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Lawford Browning Miss Eula Witty Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Nicks Mr. and Mrs. Dean Barrett DURHAM'S Ready To Wear Miami, Oklahoma Congratulations MIAMI JEWELRY Miami, Oklahoma Compliments TURNER SUPPLY COMPANY Clyde Turner Miami, Oklahoma angratulations To Seniors 1960 -AKE SHORE RESORT Iongratulations To You Seniors of 1960 MARTIN'S MUSIC COMPANY Miami, Oklahoma Best Wishes From :RED'S BARBER SHOP Fred Oliver Grove, Oklahoma Congratulations From BUD'S DRIVE-IN Bud Hunt, Owner Grove, Oklahoma OUR SPONSORS BUZZARD BROS. CONST CO. Phone 6-4466 or 6-4753 Grove Oklahoma DAWSON JEWELRY CO Diamonds Watches Silver China Gifts For Every Occasion Best Wishes BOWMAN S GROCERY On Honey Creek Bay Grove, Oklahoma TRI-STATE HARDWARE IMPLEMENT CO. Plumbing 81 Machinery Furniture Southwest City Mo Congratulations Seniors H W HALDERMAN TIPTON S BOOK 8g SUPPLY Grove Oklahoma RAMSAYS Quality Since 1890 Miami Oklahoma ALLISON LUMBER CO Everything For The Builder H J Allison Owner Afton Oklahoma Compliments of HOME FURNITURE Miami, Oklahoma BEN FRANKLIN STORE Fred Shupert, Prop Grove Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors 1960 UND ERWOOD STUDIO Miami Oklahoma Good Luck Senior's WILLIAM'S JEWELRY 45 North Main Miami Oklahoma . I . . I I I . . , Miami, Oklahoma ' 8g . I , . I 1 I I Best Wishes LESSEIG CORNER GROCERY Phone SU 6-4558 ANDER S SHOE STORE Shoes For The Family Miami Oklahoma PLA-FORT RESORT W O Black Grove Oklahoma An FISHING DOCK Grove, Oklahoma Phone SU 6-4436 HALDEMAN S MODERN COURT Grove Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors TROUT PRODUCE Grove, Oklahoma Phone SU 6-4324 PAUL KELLY S General Merchandise Zena Okla Phone SU 6-4501 SHERRELUCS CABINS Congratulations Grove Senlors SHAVER BROTHERS GENERAL STORE Tuff Cnty Mlssourl Phone PR 6 9725 RO MERE ORIGINALS Tuff Cnty Mxssourl Indlan Desngned Sport Clothes SKELLY SERVICE STATION 301 North Mann Don Sandmlre Compliments of GRAY S DEE PROCK SERVICE STATION Grove Oklahoma Congratulations to Seniors 1960 W J BRYAN HENRIE D O MRS FLORENCEHENRIE R N Congratulatlonsto the 1960 Graduating Class Best Wlshes for Your STEPHEN S GARAGE SERVICE STATION Jay Okla BL 3-4212 Congratulations to the Senior Class GLENN S LAUNDRY Afton Oklahoma Best Wishes to Grove Seniors MR 84 MRS FRANCE PARIS GAY WELDING SUPPLY C Gay 8s B Gay Everythmg for Welclnng 1600 So Quanah Telephone LU 4 9694 Tulsa 7 Oklahoma Best Wishes Senlors OKLAHOMA FARMERS UNION INSURANCE Paul Teel Grove Oklahoma Extending You Our Most Slncere Wishes On Your Graduation BEAMAN S REAL ESTATE Future Success MR 8tMRS BEN LEONARD Gff,jQe'gf,1'Q2'r1m HILL S CAMP On Honey Creek Arm Grand Lake Grove Oklahoma Phone SU 6-4109 ontratulatlons and Best Wishes HOWELL S COTTAGES Phone SU 6 4405 Grove Oklahoma SHAMROCK LODGE 'IM Mules South of Grove Carter Edwards Best Wishes to the Senlors of 1960 LAMP LIGHT CAFE rove Oklahoma Phone SU 6-4200 EAGLE AUTO PARTS Phone AL 7 4424 Afton Oklahoma Have parts wlll dellver The Best to You Senrors 1960 JEWEL S DRIVE INN Jewel Moore Grove Oklahoma Best Wishes to Seniors of 1960 ROBINSON S DRUG STORE 5OUfI1WeSt Clty MISSOUYI WILSON DANCE STUDIO Tom 8a Vlrgmla Wllson Mlaml Esther Hampton, Grove Ta Ballet 81 Bal room Congratulatuons Seniors JOHN 8. LIZ HAMPTON Flshnng Groceries Feeds Zena Oklahoma Greetings from CLARK FUNERAL HOME Jay, Oklahoma Our Best Wishes HICKS MARINE SERVICE Jewel V Hicks Owner Phone SU 6-4354 Grove Oklahoma THE BEST FISHING DOCK Leroy Harding Grove Oklahoma I I ' . Q I Of . r . . . . ' . 1 ' ' ' I I . C ' . . . . , 1 I , . . . . , ,' rl ' I . 1 4 . I I ' I Miami, Oklahoma ' ' ' ar rl 1 , I I ' 1 . . - G I , . 1 . - , . . I I ' , , I as -l ' ' 1 . . I , . I ' , ' I I a - Q I I R E Congratulations To Seniors 1960 JUDY'SLAUND Congratulations U pon Your Graduation STANBROUGH WELDING 8. SERVICE Grove Oklahoma Best Wishes Seniors DALE HAMPTON INSURANCE AGENCY Grove, Oklahoma ,Grove, Oklahoma P h SU 6-4472 wccess 8K Prosperity To Best Wishes 1e Graduating Class Of NICK S NOOK I96O One Mile South Of Grove 3 CLOTHING COMPANY Victor Nichols, Owner Miami, Oklahoma Grove Oklahoma A I: I N D RY Judy Weddell Life Fire and Automobile Best Wishes On Your Graduation Bottl es-Tank s-App iance s Ph SU 6 4136 or SU 6-4073 HERMAN HOUCK BOB CONNER Grove Oklahoma BULLDOZING Southwest City, Missouri I Best Of Luck Grove Seniors Of Miami Oklahoma '60 ANDREW'S AUTO SALVAGE I Best Of Luck For r Health And Success SANDERS BROS LBR Bn SUPPLY Miami Oklahoma I You NICKS PROPANEi INC. . I Congratulations from B EAU ACRES Grove Oklahoma Dennis E. Beauchamp I Congratulations To The Graduates 1960 WILBUR STOVER Contracting Electrician CONGRATULATIONS FROM BEST WISHES, GROVE SENIORS FAIRI.AND lUMBER COMPANY R. AND MRS. NORMAN COTNER I MARION TURNER I SENIORS OF 1960 I25 North Main Street Fairland, Oklahoma BEST WISHES SHEUIMAN THE CORNERSTONE BANK CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 575,000 Parsons, Kansas MEMBER I: D I C BRANDS YOU KNOW WHOLESALE GROCERY co .IARNAGIN LUMBER CO. HURST S GROCERY Grove, Okla. Grove, Okla. PRI TCHARD S SERVICE Grove, Okl cz. 'Y.t,Q,iZ1kS T. 8x O. GAS SERVICE EImer Overman MITCH'S SERVICE STATION Grove, Okla. BILL S BARBER SHOP Grove, OI4Iu. AL S PASTRY SHOP Grove, Oklu. LADS AND LASSIES COILA'S BEAUTY SHOP Grove, Okla. Grove, Oklu. CHRISTENA S BEAUTY SHOP Grove, OIcIu. CRAWFORD IIOTOR CO Grove OIcIu LEE S RADIO T.V. SHOP Grove, Oklu. WITTY'S SHOE REPAIR Grove, Oklu. Congratulations from SPRINGFIELD GIIOCEIIY CO Seniors of 1960 Cafeteria Supplies Springfield Missouri IONGFNBAUGH FORD CO. MW fPete Longenbaugh John C Longenbaugh Phone PRospect 6 2331 Seneca MISSOUFI Plan Today for Tomorrow Secretarial Science Accounting IBM Machine Accounting Complete Off: ce Machine Tralnlng DRAUGHONS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Free Placement Servl ce 1107 South Main LU 3 2171 Tulsa Oklahoma A Lifetime Scholarship is a good Investment SECURITY BANK AND TRUST CO Miami Okla Member F. D. I.C. Milk Butter Ice Cream TASTFMARK When you demand the very best buy Tastemark products at your grocer Joplin Missouri BEATRICE FOODS CO Ready NXQXXNY F A X GRADE' ED xb:.,! ngsAtoegJERNl?fD N xi: HI VlT'2,,,nnEP rise: M'NE'jOilLK ,, tw B I I I ' F u l 1 I ' 0 1, Qmnnl F -I T 1-IT' xsxwxlxnx 10'-'uw' 'Nb Lf I. I l li l o Ill! I- . N. 1 Q A mis . -MN Sxium . l I T ' FNS . . MII P' A I-l'EeA7r:1fUf,l. I lllli I I GRAHAM S I. G. A. GROCERY GORDON WILSON LUMBER CO KIRTLEY SI BAINTER Grove, Okla. II 1 Compllmenfs Of HADLEYS CLEANING PEPSI-COLA Pryor, Oklo. , MELODY POINT EARNIE WEBB S Mr. 81 Mrs. Milton Davis sAu.BoAT CENTER 8 fm, Y D-X SERVICE STATION Johnny Fisher Best Wishes Seniors KESIDE RESORT 81 CAFE ' EEE, , . Q W .2 -x Fiwev CH 1 sss ,sis T T ssis. s sss ,s ss ss sss T T :::': :AV I c s c F iffffaff HONEY CREEK GROCERY 8. MARKET PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Virgil Potter - Grove N ED'S HARDWAR E Afton, Okla. D-X AGENT James Parker ADAlR'S PLMB. 8- ELEC. Jay, Oklu. OKLA. TIRE 8: SUPPLY Grove, Okla. 9 STAT' SCOTT-LIVINGSTON Afton, Oklu. CO-OP Grove, Okla. Charles Rowe Best Wishes COCA-COLA DONNA'S BEAUTY SHOP Grove, Okla. CROSSLAND GENERAL STORE COX FOOD MARKET Grove, Oklcl. we Afton, Okla. ,,,.,y.,-1--f- ' AFTON CO OP TOM S DRIVE IN Mgr Gove Bunch Thomas White GRAND LAKE LOCKER PLANT EARL HOWARD S RESORT Mr 8. Mrs bush Grand Luke fbdlf WORLEY'S FUNERAL HOME FRANKlE'S BEAUTY SALON .Q Grove, Okla. RHODE'S DRUG Grove, Okla. . T, L1 .if Tl 1- . Grove, Okla. Best Wishes A T A A ' ' A' U A GROVE SALE CO. S A A co wave SALE is is , 5 f if . gl' ' ---- ' -T? T Tsasms avsav ruwnnv S U A fTSS T ' X 3:-5 A A ,,., , :,. A ,,,,T, -, TT,SS T,,.T ' 4 '- GROVE LUMBER CU. Have Lumber Will SeIl GREECE iii?fiB5E CQ Pzvefeeefcfa.ff.sa?s2a.ss.As Q 555955 513332 GROVEPOR MARlNE. JOBBERS Ted Harpool GRCJVE GKLA COY SMITH CHEVROLET Grove Oklu e'2ff:f1mf w , L 3 1 Z 4 1 5 2 ' . if . MVLQ Hi '-.,-,. L. ,'., J , . f3 j i A , , ,L . .. X ,A ,.,,L , ,,-,, ,f f ..'F .-.,, .L 'fi V 4 U - I . . ,-AA 2 953 flffgff I ' . A ' A b il ' ' - ' 3- j V- IN: QQV- - , Vyk i U.u-, MWwywmmm-.M,,zwwmwmmwmwwwmxg K g 1 . 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MERITHEW, SALESMAN N.E.O. A. 8. M. COLLEGE Oklci. Dr. Bruce Cu Grove, Okiu WINDHAM'S ROLLARENA Miami, Oklc. L WESTERN AUTO HERBERT RAY INSURANCE Mr. St Mrs. Don Benson-Owner Grove, Okla. STATE BANK OF GROVE Jim Buzzard - Grove, Okla. N I L 5 NICHOLS BROS. South West City, Mo. UMW ALLMON COURT MIAMI TIM SHOP Grand Lake W. L. Dumas TRI STATE GAS MIAMI MARINE Grove, Oklu. BIII Burger CULLEN ADAIR FORD Grove, Okla. EDGEWATER RESORT QUEEN S Barker's - Grove, Oklci. Southwest City, Mo. K MEADOW SWEET DAIRY CAMP MDNOKA Joplin, Mo. Grove, Oki cz. .lUNuE S BUNNY BREAD Joplin, Mo. was ,,,.7,,. A, . S Gay?5Aw23'fef2L'f,lyn EVERGREEN FISHING DOCK Squirt Swirczynski Mr. 8K Mrs. Roy Anthony THE BEST TO YOU SENIORS 1960 THE GROVE SUN Don and Geneva Wiley 1EASTERN REFRIGERA AND APPLIANCE SERVICE Denver Wathen My M' FARMERS STATE BANK X Affon, Oklu. SEINACO QR PRESS Capitol and Surplus V A 51001000.00 HIGH SCHOOL AHD COLLEGE YEARBOOKS 121 NNI. Bd STIIIT OKLAHOMA CITY L, OKLAHOMA P. 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