Hennessey High School - Eagle Yearbook (Hennessey, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

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W ,- Q is t 1 ' X xxx I' -..- . X 'Q ' Us L- .1 'ti K 2Le1z2ze44ezj1, C9564 icswm 7957 7,-w BOARD of EDUCATION i i L - -1 I i The Hennessey Board of Education in a regular business meeting. Left to ri ht: Mr. Olan Staggs, Memberg Mr. Clarence Bennett, Member 5 Mr. Sam Hawk, Chairmang Mr. Frank Walta, Member. Standing: Mr Willard Watson, Clerk. ' RECORDING SEMESTER GRAD S !ln.,, 0 7, .4 N A M SSAGE FROM TH SUPERINTENDENT Long after you have completed your high school work, you will turn to the Eagle to refresh your memories of teachers, school mates and activities during the school year of 1950-1951 You have had an opportunity to study, recite and associate with a group of young people interested in preparing themselves to live in a democratic society. Memories of friendships, the respect for the rights of others, and responses to the spiritual values of truth, justice and sincerity should be principles by which you work and live. My best wishes go to you, your fathers, mothers and teachers for lives enriched with success and many blessings. Sincerely, OKUWXPMJG Lee Hart N J, fkiffk Standing, left to right: JULIA WALTERS , ,, Hzsiory Co Sponsor 0 Semor Class AUUE THOMAS ,,,. ,, Irznczpal Commerce Co Sponsor o genzor Class MYRTLE GOUCHER 7o,o,o , BEN BOYD GLADYS LANKFORD . LEE HART Y V.,,, , Sealed. left to right: BOYD MCGTTGAR , ,77,,, L, RALPH W. HELSEL . L ELMER SHELLENBERGER WM. EARL HANNA ,.,,. L.,o HERBERT WRIGHT E ,, 1 I I l I E lC'J'J?l it? G3 I ! I . f'- dv- CN1 'Y eatecl left to rlght Connle Holmes Secretary Ronme Staggs Qtott Vzce Presulent Standing, left to right: Gay Money, Tom Vaverka, Yell Leaders. X. f X O00 F X 'Q Presuient Carlleen JIM LEON THARP Vrzmm Suuronn PRo1 rY Football 1, 2, 3. 43 Bawllall 2, 3, Ulm' fllulr l. 2. 3. 1. Svxlvtle' fl. 4g Fl .-K l. 2. 3, 4. Prcsulf-nt 1, -1. Trio 3. -1: F : llonu- FFA Vive- President 4g Football lfvonorruicf l. . Club Librar- Co-Captain 4. lan ' ,Q-5 '95 I Eur .ft f 1- -. ' pi 1 Q ,1 v .44 ' , In I 1 5, P fvi CARLLEEN STOTTS 4-H Klub 1. 2. 4-ll Llulv lreslrlcnt l: Cl:-0 Club 1. 2. Prvsiflt-nt 1. Vim' Pre-Side-nt 4: Eaglvttf-S 3. 4. lfaglvttf-S Vim- Pre-siflz-nt 4: Honor Sorit-ty 2. 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. MILDRED SHIMANEK BERNIE SHIMANEK ?0r51e3Economics 1, 23 Eagle-ties U Football 1, 2. 3. 4-:X FFA 1. FPA 'lreafurfr 4 Npvech Club 4. FFA 1. 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1. 2. 4. JACK HENRY VIOLET Ricks Bannl 1. 2. 3. 4. Banal Librarlan Clem' Club 1. 2. 3, 43 Eagle-tt:-. 4-ll Club lg Speech Club 43 HO Q Fm-Ormruim-N I, 2. i 'SSI fv- Q- 'N vit KA ff e gf if 4 3 if A BARBARA JEANE GREGORY Home Economics 13 4-H Club 1, 4-H Club Song Leader 1, County 4-H Song Leader lg Yell .Leader 2, 33 Football Queen Attendant 13 Speech Club 4, Debate 43 Dramatics 1, 3, 43 Banfl 1. 2. 3. 4: Clee' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextette 2. 3. 4, Trio 3, 4, Quarte-ttf' 3, Tri-State Massed Chorus 2, 3g Annual Staff 4. f GAY MONEY JOE MALY Glee Club 3. 4, Sextette 3, 4, Trio FFA 1. 2. 3, 43 Baseball 1 43 Yell Leader 43 Eaglettes 4, 43 Football 3, 4: Basketball 2 Eaglettes Yell Leader 43 Speech Band 1. Club 4. Jw JERRY FASH Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 2, 3. 4g llasvball l, 3g FFA 2, 3, 4, l l :X Se-Cn-tary 3. Vive- Prvsi- llc-1 l l ll . 'K' MW. HELEN LOUISE NEILL Home Economics 1, 2g Eaglettes 4. , t At -K 'tu 9' 'JM ml . ' ' fllilgl -,. ' All ,x s NNN AN bflxl all L I s. iU,xk wr tv .ylx ROSE HICKEY Homr Economics 1, 2: Band l, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1. Prvsirle-nt 2, 3: Glen- Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Cleef Club Pm-side-nt 4g Band Se-vrvtary 4, Eagle-ttf-s 1, 4, Eaglt-tt:-s Ye-ll Le-aflvr 1. 4: Stair' Honor Society 1. 2, 3. 43 Football Queen 43 Annual Staff 41 Girls' State Re-p. 3, Dramatirs 3, 4: Spf-f-vb Club 4. Se-cretary of Speech Club 43 Scxte-ttv Accompan- ist 2. 3, 4g Debate 4. ,J . Nkbl 1 AGNES PACULA Home Economics 1, 2g Eaglettes l, 2. 3. 4. Eagle-ttf-s Vice- Pre-siflent 33 Science- Club 4, , 1 A Hi cf in Kb ,' KENNETH DEAN BARBER Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1. 2. 4. THOMAS VAVERKA Football l, 2, 3, 4, Football Co- Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Yell Leader 2, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Secretary 43 Dramatics and Speech Club 4, Speech Club Vice President 4, Honorable Mention for All State 4. MARY CAROLE RICE Clee Club 1, 4, Eaglettes 2, 3, 45 Speech Club 4, Debate 4, Dra- matics 4. 'Xs- ape N-'il I MILDRED MAY PACULA Home Economics 1, 2g Eaglettes l, 2, 4, Eaglettes Yell Leader 4g FFA Queen 33 Science Club 4, Speech Club 4. veilgiun, DONNA RANKIN Secretary-Treasurer 2g State Honor Society l. 2. 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Band l, 2, 3. 4: Home Economics l, 2, 4-H Club l, 2, 4-H Club Song Leader 2, Debate 4, Speech Club 4, Eaglettes l. 2, 3, 4. F4 I , A I I H 4.1 PK kk. , ,QM .3 .,I'4 L ,wklw WILEY EDWARD CAIN Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 19 FFA 2, 3, 4, FFA President 43 Secretary 3, Speech Club 4. FLOYD RAY HAWK Basketball 3, 4g Baseball 3 FFA 1, 2. 3, 4. 1 1 l COLLEEN MADSEN Home lzeonomies 1, 2: Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Band Majorette 3. 4: 4-H Club 1. 4-H Club Secretary 1: Clee Club l. 2. 3. 4. Sc-xtette 2. 3, Quartette 3, Vice President 2, 3g Football Queen Attendant 2. 3: Eaglettes 4: CONNIE LOUISE HOLMES Clee Club 2, 3, 4g 4-H Club 1, 2, 4-H 'Club Sung Leader 2g Eaglettes 2: Science Club 4, Secretary-Treas. Urer l, 4: Home Economics 1, 2. '51 J 91 Glee Club Vice President 4-g Dra- . 'F t matics 4, Speech Club 4. 3 U 'A ANGELINE VRSKA MAX ELDON MELENDY Home Economics 2g Eaglettes 3. FFA I, 2, 3. 4, Baseball 1. 3. 4. Eaglettes President 3. RONALD STACCS PEGGY WINTERS Fnotball 1. 2, 3. 43 l-'FA l: 4-H Glu- Club l, 2, 3, 4, Se-xtrttv 3, 1- Club 2. 3. 43 Base-ball 1, President Eagle-tt:-s 4: Trio 2, 3, Quarte-ttv S 43 Boys' Stale Rep. 3. Home El'0Il0!IllCS l, 2. l I li iv .zz-:tiff T PATSY RUTH JONES Pep Club 1, 3. 4g Clee Club 3, 43 4-H Club 1. 2, Home Economics 1, 25 Speech Club 4. -xv? ONALEE SHAW LARRY LEE LAPORTE Home Economics 1, 2g Eaglettes Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 1, 3. Q 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Yell i yo0 Leader 1. ,R 'K I Y K -.J .I ' I e X il. if ,. -nj T in . N Q L I Lil,-' ' fi F I - i . l -S 1'5 ' 'W' ' A V 4' 1' l WWC' -ss. AT ty' v x .l x ' - if h ' 5' . f'.,f A -. -7,al-.a..4,44..- 4 K g by X X 4, jvtgff o ,vb C I 1 1 ,'1's. '-ivgifg 1 f 1 TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER lfrom left to right: Connie Holmes, Ronnie Staggs. Jerry Fash, Onalee Shaw and Donna Rankin. CLASS HISTORY Twelve years ago. September 1. 1939. a group of young and eager boys and girls ventured out from the quiet of home to make their way in the hard cruel worldf, It was the opening day of school and the very first time for these little pilgrims. They told their parents a reluctant good-by and marched one by one into the old stucco-covered school building. Among this group were: little Jerry Leroy Fash, Connie Holmes. Cay Money. Patsy Jones. Ronnie Staggs. Onalee Shaw and Donna Rankin. School was a thrilling experience. and each dayis progress was duly reported at home to admiring parents. At the end of the first year Gay moved to Enid. To be sure othcrs joined our classes from year to year but this is the story of those hardy souls who have mastered twelve years of lessons and are graduating from Hennessey lligh School this spring. ln the fourth grade we had some happy surprises-namely a new school building, and four additions to our number-Rose Hickey. Colleen Madsen. Arnel Thomas and Cay Money. We took the fifth grade in stride and felt we were really quite adult. Then it was September again and we were sixth graders. How wonderfull but how different! Five new members joined our class-Verda Shuford Prouty. Violet Ricks, Larry LaPorte, ,lack llenry and Kenneth Barber. But we found other differences to mark this sixth year-three teachers. instead of the customary one. More lessons to study but more fun too. Then Larry and Cay left us but Barbara Jeane Gregory joined us. The seventh grade was uneventful but a busy, happy year and then came the eighth and our last year in grade school. Patsy came hack from Wyoming to graduate with us and we were not a bit superstitious to be thirteen in number. Twelve others of our present number joined us on enrollment day so our Freshman class numbered twenty- five. Those who joined us as freshmen are: Larry LaPorte, Wiley Cain, Floyd Hawk, Joe Maly. Max Melendy. Mildred Shimanek. ,lim Tharp, Peggy Winters. Helen Neill, Mildred Pacula. Agnes Pacula and Bernie Shimanek. Our class received a further boost in number when Angeline Vrska joined us in the tenth grade. To add to the eventful junior year. Gay Money. Carlleen Stotts and Tom Vaverka helped us solve our problems and worked hard on our activities for the year. Carole Rice helped us finish our goal for twelve years of success. We think our class is well rounded at the present time with thirteen boys and eighteen girls. I 1 l 1 lf fe l ! il Q W l I . ! l s I I ' 1 ff 'QE JUNIOR OFFICERS Bottom to top: Wayne Falkenstein, Presidentg Jim Haymaker, Yell Leaderg Marie Burge, Vice Presidentg Ada Ruth Miller, Secretaryg Betty Wehling, Yell Leader. 'I fair- fk 'T ...S S v I we We I 'I .,. . , ,. 4 J Betty Rmier Betty Mae Wehling Ada Ruth Miller li 0-:V - ,,:: 21' , PM i rf 1 .1 Dixie Baines 5 A Anna Jo Cooper ,Q 'X - ., Rex Wehling X fu? X 65 -ai 4 . 'x Q- IQ V 1 1 . Jackie fVICCully Richard Murray ,Io Ann Shimanek A 4 ' i Q I N :E Qi i ' i u u i I q V Q 1 I gl 1 . -Nh, I r x F no Q DK Dalhert Pribvl at Marie Burge Eugene Patocka - 4 . jf J . 3 i' V Pvggy Berarll Virgil Kcpliart llonna Norris R go Dj A 12 ff-'VKX QQ Q - A if J W f Q 1? Millie- Sue Green jim Haylnaker Pauline Streck x ff 0- I I' 'X S -if '1' 1 1 I? S IS Q ffl. AFQ ff 4-ui ,J fl. Earl Marshall Anna Mary Lamlm Viviun Vavvrka Larlrliv Fuksa lfranccs Roberts Wvilliv May '7 lh-an ii4NPfilJllSU,1fl' Shirlvy Dixon o gg? ov? 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Q? kg? 1950 00 A Q1 2 if BOYD MCGUGAN 3 , 7 Q Coach 8 29 Q 5 -,, JE VAXESEKA 425' TES? 1' 1 1-'ef LaPORTE STAGGS FASH Back Center End MALY BARBER , CAIN SHIMANEK Tackle Tackle End Guard I 'f 3 f-3' 4' ' L -B' Biff. ln3.1 1wffff2 ti 1. '7 .15-5 S4-xg, Zfj,- , fail-3' as lan new eww f .Ma 1 :fm-.lt Qu - aww, 1:-'we ,, .. ii B' at of me in aim., lla: Qi 2 . lllllllrallllll llWlL,- Wlillllll-'lllI ll'a .- -I , ,- -f-I nitro B 'lv ' 'lq if : zz, ' , 198' 'T' 24' 1 L . 5 9' Wd' 5 I 4? fu .r 3' Y- Y 4 Y ' Y ' 5' . x 1 - 'J fx L is at ' B A l ' s x , 54 'AQ 'M' f at xxx J iQ' .aa A, . 2' L, ly L .. I 5,103 s ge wa-..J7 'mv-K Qs 4 N,'rf BASKETBALL First row: Rex Wehling, Bill Jones, Eugene Zelnicek, Earl Marshall, Bill Walter. Middle row: Larry LaPorte, Larry Watson, Kenneth Bridal, Jack Prock, Kenneth Barber, Jerry Rothmire, Bill Jensen. 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A fa sfffe Ll W E 55, . f 40 'E rpms. .iii-A Front row, left to right: Rose Hickey, Daryl Pribyl, ,lo Ann Shimanek, ,loycelyn Pekarek. Jackie McCully, Beatrice Wheeler. Second row: Donna Norris, Barbara Gregory, Bob Pacula, Robert Lee Roberts, Betty Wehling, Jerry Rothmire, Eugene Zelnicek, Anna ,Io Cooper, Georgia Roder, Vivian Vaverka, Donna Rankin, Dorland Bennett. Third row: Earl Hanna, Director, Colleen Madsen, Don Washburn, Charles Weeks, Laddie Fuksa, Ada Ruth Miller, Shirley Dixon, Shirley Perry, Joyce Barber, Mar- garet Watson, Coralen Marshall, Sue Ann May, Shirley Osman, Myrna Staggs, Roland La Liberte, Nadine Frakes, ,lean Goodpasture, Eugene Ptacek, William Fuksa. Fourth row: Peggy Berard, Gayle Ralstin, Arlene May, Frances Roberts, Don Pacula, Clifton Driskell, Carolyn Stewart, Violet Ricks, La Gay Binkley, Joanne Ulmark, Stowie May, ,lack Seiber, Richard Henneke. CLEE CLUB 1.9 ri 5 Front row, left to right: La Gay Blnkley, Peggy Berard, Betty Wehlmg, Connie Holmes, Joycelyn Pekarek, Jo Ann Shimanek, Paula Rue Carmony, Peggy Choate, Janice Clements, Gayle Ralston. Bose Hickey. Second row: ,lane Fuksa, Pat Jones, Daryl Pribyl, Shirley Dixon, Carol Murray, Gay Money, Donna Norris, Margie Williams, Colleen Madsen, Violet Ricks, Peggy Winters. Back row: Earl Hanna, Director, Barbara Gregory, Joyce Barber, Georgia Roder, Vivian Vaverka, Sue Ann May, Verda Shuford Prouty, Carole Rice, Betty Roder, Ada Ruth Miller, Margaret Ann Watson, Nadine Fralces, Coralen Marshall. SEXTETTE S Rose Hikey, Accompanistg Gayle Ralstin, Peggy Winters, Daryl Pribyl, Gay Money, Barbara Gregory, Verda Prouty. fini H -'ff 554, 135 .fam gd-f,..gp':' gygbgg, , G WISH Kiwi - few: mesa Li r.4. Ssa-1 MCU ihsw. War-.f mmf zfn':!'? r Hifi i Bi K1 KCI HENNESEF f A SJ ,raw 1 fm . ZLL, f Q , 1' ' F nm..--,..,l lgxxxxxsy, ' HONOR SOCIETY Back row. left to right: Betty Roder. Joyce Barber, Dixie Baines, Joycelyn Pekarek, Lairy Gritz, Shirley Osman. Sue Anne May. Front row, left to right: Carol Ann Murray, Ramona Roder, Rose Hickey, Paula Rue Carmony, Betty Melendy, Carlleen Stotts. 5. WI 'F Hy ANNUAL STAFF SALES STAFF A gm XM? J ,.., A.FFFF My ,ggi 9? ff' 9925477 My E MMM 3- F W ij? ii WW 2NZ6 AMww l95l 'XXIII NI III IMI! I1 I JILRIIX txstt BXIIIHIIX INF! 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T 1 I V ' I ' . 5 Junior Favorites JOYCELYN PEKAREK WILLIE MAY Senior Favorites ROSE HICKEY JIM THARP Sophomore Favorites BILL JONES GAYLE RALSTIN MILL nv '-' amiiiiiiiiilliliifh! 1 ,- 1?H.i!!'!! . -I- f nm?- ' A :,.' - :Q J...'T..'E 'P..F-J'L g-EE Freshmen Favorztes BETTX HELEN DY LAIRX GRITZ ' 'Up-Flight Pniurs nf 5l Prettzest Gzrl f CULLEUN XI.XIl5lzN Best Athlete JIM THARP F riendl iest Couple KENNETH BARBER VIOLET RICKS -L Best All-Around v Most Likely To Succeed WILEY CAIN MILDRED PACULA RONNIE STAGGS ROSE HICKEY A fm- I X CLASS PROPHECY W tat a surprise it was in May l97l to find our selye appointed by the lresidcnt of the L S to make a surycy 1 tie South and Southwest states or a suit able site for an underground storage plant for Atomic lomms A speua plane called he Fagle was pro yided for our use and on May 21 a bright sunny dav we took off fer Louissille Kentucky We were still in this section on Derby dav and imagine our delight to witness this thrilling event being won by the world famous Jockey Jerry Fash We had only time for a brief greeting with him for we were due in Little Rock Arkansas that night We drove to the little town of Uzarkah the next morning where we were due to inspect the natural a small cafe that was advertising home grown Arkan sas fried chicken only to find the proprietor was none other than our classmate of hugh school days Ange line Vrska She owns a large poultry and broiler ranch and is quite prosperous We had to leave hurriedly for we were due at the airport but just as we passed through the door a truck drove up to the curb and parked The signs on the truck said Ozarkah Dog Catcher and we were amazed to recognize the driver Carole Rice From Little Rock we flew to Enid and hurried from Vance Air base to a waiting car and started for our home town Hennessey We found Violet and Tom are now the editors of a lively two page paper still called The Hennessey Clipper Rose Hickey has a small cafe and fountam in the building the Roy Gooch cafe formerly occupied Feeling the need of a little recreation we crossed the street and entered Ronnles Recreation Parlor Yes you ve guessed it he owns his own Snooker Parlor now He told us Barbara ,lean Gregory now owns and operates the Starkey Bakery Verda Prouty is President of the OCAP Mothers Study Club And believe it or not .lim Tharp has become known as the Watermelon King of Klngflsher County As we talked a loud hammering in the back of the room dlsturbed us The local plumber had been called to repair some pipes Imagine how overcome we were to find lt was Pat Jones a graduate plumber from Southwestern Tech We met Peggy Winters Just as we left Ronmes Her romance had faded and now she says she's a con ftrmed man hater She told us that Mildred Shlmanek IS chief nurse at the Okarche hospital and that Onalee Shaw is a wealthy 011 promoter at Bartlesville She also said that Kenny Barber was still sacking gro LCIICS for It A but ha been promoted to the Dover store We returned to Enid and decided t see if the Club House looked familiar It didnt but the popu lar Nl C did Nlone other than Max Melendy He told u that joe and Carlleen had staked out a claim in the dust bowl region in the Panhandle and settled down to makmg their ranch a paradise by irrigation lt was plane time so we had to rush away Three hours later we were in Houston Walking down mam street we saw a sign Larry Black and Blue Sporting Goods Co The man pacing up and down the street ing summer weight snowshoes' As we stood talkmg to Bernie a big semi traller halted at the curb The driver was none other than Arnel Thomas and his pretty wife Helen Nell Thomas was with him We were surprised to hear that Larry LaPorte is now em ploved bv the Manufacturers of Mennen s Baby Pow er After surveying the Texas country we flew to Cali forma and one evening in Los Angeles we bought tickets to a widely advertised wrestling match The ladv wrestlers were well matched but the Terrible Kahn whom we recognned as Connie Holmes won quite easily We had been surprised as we entered the Arena to see Gay Money takmg bets at the S20 window Later we met Agnes Pacula who IS now the famous skating star of the Ice Follies That evening as we sat in the hotel lobby listening to the world news we were startled to hear the voice of Mildred Pacula broadcasting from Calro Egypt She was announcmg that the noted big game hunter Donna Rankin had just captured alive one of the fearful Rhinoceros of mtertor Africa The next day we drove out into the grazing regions of the nearby mountalns on a routme inspection trip Here we met an old man wearing a long white beard and driving an ancient old car loaded with sheep dogs You ve guessed it ,lack Henry the old sheep herder of the Mountams He had just heard from Floyd Hawk who now IS chief barker for the Mid way Shows that make the State Fairs ln the western part of the U S It was time now to return to Washington and as we boarded The Eagle for the return flight, we realized that we had met or heard of every one of our classmates of 1951 c 's ' ' 1' ' ' .f. ' ' 'J . 1. . 's , ' l lx. . .' I ' . ,' l ' .' - W H D Q . . . . . . 5 , 4 ' -1 ' ' I .' ' ' ' ' ' 7 . V 0 . , , 4' 55 , ' . . ,7 ' caves in that vicinity. At noon time we dropped into was mme ether than Bemle Shlmanek' He was model' d . I sl -S x I S , -- 7 ag ' o n -. . 1 - ' . 1 if ' v . . . 77 ' ' . V - . H i V l , . l . ,, . . . L . ' 9 . . . ' ks ' N , if ' 7 ' 7' . 1 I 7 ' ' . . A , . - A , : . . . , . . 6, . ,, . . . . . , M . - . n . L . . 5 . . . ' , ' . , . . . . , Wiley Cain ., ,lim Tharp , ,, , , Tom Vaverka A ....,., , Bernie Shimanek QMERS QP FP' FUTURE MA Q' l , 5 .Y HENNESSEY 1.,m,f CHAPTER . President Y, Vice President Secretary . Treasurer ,lim Haymaker Floyd Hawk Leonard Lancaster Earl Marshall Billy Bozworth Dan Craun Jimmie Dunlap Bob Falkenstein Bill Jensen Bill Jones Charley Nelson Donald Pacula Wayne Falkenstein ..,iii ,i...i..,. R ep. Joe Maly Laddie Fuksa Eugene Patocka ,lack Henry ii,i.....i,. . Senlinel Max Melendy William Gritz Jack Prock R. W. Heusel . ,.,,,,, 4. ,A Advisor Richard Murray Lairy Gritz Bill Schutkesting Jo Ann Shimanek , .. ,, . Queen Dalbert Pribyl Earl Hall Dale Shaw Rex Wehling Neely Nelson Edwin Vadder Jerry Fash Ted Will Bill Fulcsa sac' - A has li, . a--if,:',Sm1. akamai' Ji' -me-' 1+-if wmv: uma 1 0- no-iv as ws-fu .af ...4-1: urn 1. ii. -W ,,.i,.f ,.i are-2: 4, :..i, 1 HW' 4.23525 g'-mfi 2.151 r M H1--f' '4-1 1-'F V - I x, ' 1' mare. -fu: ' ,..1ftQl'.2! Slum A l- :31 J.- f , . V , A -Hlvlfifvfl. . 'rf ' 5 'Off A 4333: FJ- xv X 'iff' 3'wi4lfX N1i' F ' .7 Dil fa! i Siu-.V-'C A: H' '. in ' ' -uw-fu f . . WMU! fm 14' 'T EK Zilifgs 1 . --12015951 V as-fan: we-ff ' aww f .-'rwazu :iw az-asm' -an X. 121335 sumuwnsawnxf .- .. :RWM ' Q f 1 - in ar ,Agni ..,, .fume . ' 'liz M254 . '1'i1 ii'Pn' '.:9:l,l1il?l usm.mna1,.k ...U - f W w A-fszalumm mmm -: -f : f k Maxaman: Silk' Lmwai, -mmm :M1L5A':!,i,,,,9.-Kia:-gr: F- NET 452'-P! Gln'-'I' 'fi' .It GGL? 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PHONE 3I HENNESSEY OKLA WQEQOM4 I-IATCI-IEIQV FEEDS POULTRY SUPPLIES PHONE I99 Offwda ge ff Lumber Company y Okl h Qgafzcefa DRUG STORE y ou h R L GRITZ WATCH MAKER JEWELER y ou h PHONE we Qezzravazg Qtfizffe maee HARDWARE l'0!VllAl' QMWZQQ QA J si' Good Food No Beer O 0 I Insurance - Loans ' Real Es+a+e Fashion's Hea uar+ers In Your Town . 9 Hennesse , a oma 3 Hem1eSSeY. OHS- J. B. Tribble, Mgr. Q s X I , O U f Hennesse , a oma Hennesse I a oma a 4 Q e o u SCHOOL SUPPLIES SAM C BURLA ff 45-If 'CX CAF-'E lim esaf' ZMWZJJKQ MBEIZ CO SHERWIN WILLIAMS PRODUCTS 'QZMZQQ Qvfzcffzy DRUG STORE 892 5 Z! DODGE PASSENGER CARS 9 J R P We Qyzfaff MOTOR COMPANY 8. ix ' - ' , W- 5 I T ' ' IH LU . 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