Jabbok Bible School - Star Yearbook (Thomas, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1950 volume:

574 90,4404 ,sad 1950 ruausaeu sv THE STUDENT UUUY 5' 3 Wi. A 'P' ' rf, A. W , is ' ' , ' , 3 , 1 , ' x Seated, iLeft to-Right: Arlene Lady, Literary Editorg Mr. Eyster, Ad- viser, Lrma .Mlll6F, Assistant Art Editor, Marilyn Switzer, Assistant Editor, Mervin Crawford, Business Manager. Standing: Lois Steinbrecher, Art Editor, Ronald Bradford, Assistant Business Manager, Eldon Wingerd, Circulation Managerg Garland Speer, Assistant Circulation Managerg Wilma Wilkin, Religious Editorg Edna Wingerd, Editor-in-Chiefg Mr. Hensel, Adviser. tar Staff Each member of the staff has a responsible position to fill. Although the editor is given the title, Editor-in-Chief, she is not capable of com- piling a yearbook without the help of the other members of the staff. We appreciate the help of all-the associate editor who assists the editor in compiling the yearbook, the religious editor who compiles the Americana Literary pageg the art editor and her assistants who arrange all snapshots in the annualg the two business managers who have charge of all business transactionsg those who send this yearbook to you, the circulation managersg and last, but not least, the two advisers who have stood by us with their willing and ready assistance. We have endeavored to show the actual school life in the various departments and we hope our Yearbook will be an inspiration to all who read it. F , 5 vi ...V Dedication To cne who has faithfully served on the administration for the past always a cherry one that boosts us on to victory we the Jabbok Star Staff 'wlth the greatest of appreciation dedicate this our 1950 STAR to Miss Lila Book eight yearsg who has so yielded herself to help youthg whose smile is ONWARD, CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS 1 E 1 u X , NI I K .., 1 , Y 'M f , , T56 -: - - -- 11,1-jig 7.12 Q, --vl , ,. Q ,', ,j 4' ': ,- n . if .fm-'S' 1v-- 2' Y W ff ,f , Q --as f, ff i- x 5-ii? ' SV 3:55539 W A -'ff-'fi' , ' ff 4 - - f fxx gL ,V e-Af ,ii M212 ,--N 1. Q ' ,.. ,-- n c- .... u I ' Q a , . , fs 1 o Onward, Christian soldiers, Marching as to war, With the cross of Jesus Going on before! Christ, the royal Master, Leads against the foeg Forward into battle, See His banner go! , S . IRA M. EYSTER, B. S President Science when well digested is nothing but good sense and reason. LILA F. BOOK, A. B. Principal ' Home Economics The great essentials of happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. aculty GLENN HENSEL, A. B. Preceptor History and English A word fitly spoken IS hke apples of gold in pictures of Mrs GRANVILLE GRE ENI' Music See deep enough and you see muslcally the heart of nature bemg evelywhere mus1c lf you can only reach It silver. IMOGEIN E SNIDER B Preceptress 'lhe bible is the most thot suggesting hook in the vsoxld No other deals mth suth gmnd themes S . u KK 1 ' 3 7 ' 19 H Y , . Mathematics and Bible AA ' 7' ' . i U , Y! A K . A X if M0 ' Mx At the srgn of trlumph Satan s host doth flee On then Chrrstrarr soldrers On to vrctoryl Hells foundatrons qurver At the shout of pr arse Brothers lrft your vorces Loud your anthems rarsel Irke a mrghty army Moves the Church of Cod Brothers we are treadmg Where the sarrrts have trod We are not drxrded All ene body we One rn hope and doctrme One rn charrtv x. Xl --r.. 4. K MZ ff . f f y X ez-3 If lx, Q f , , K A N , , ml! I H 31 J, EJ A ..- ' 55 . ' - ' dr' N5 i 'VIFRX IN QRAWPORD Motto- Backbone not mshlnom mm succesg blower Ped Rose Colols Blue and Sllx 91 .zz L 1, '.' 1 '. , ,f . ' 2 Q . 1 , Q Y ., , 1. -v-ei 'wlfiii . Y. , , I A . A H . , , U . . ,, , . , . . .. . 1 - s. 's?. 'l:f 4' - ,r 'Cf Mi f lllll0l'S left to Iught Garland Speel Mr Hensel Edna Wmgerd We ve but one step to go unt1l we reach the top' Accompanled by Mr Hensel as class sponsor our class w1th Edna Wlngerd as presldent and Garland Speer as secretary treasurer has had a successful and enjoyable school year Garland, however left the Jun lor class to Joln the semor class the second semester Some of the hlghhghts of the Jumor class act1v1t1es were those of the Junlor Senlor Sklp and Junlor Semor Banquet We hope to have Jolned our Semor on the alumni roll wlthm anothel yeal Colors Motto Let the Ropes of the Past rlng the Bells of the Future Flower Whlte Carnatlon J . 7' . . , . ' J . , . , 0 , . . . 1 ' 1 ' r 1 . v ' y ' 8 . 'V y ' and White IK ' 7, 4 and 'HN W. A uphumures Standing' W1lma Wllkm Ronald Bradford Eldon Wmgerd Seated Lols Stembrecher Mxss Smder Arlene Lady The orlglnal fxve members of our class leturned to Jabbok thls yea to pursue the work of sophomores We have enjoyed our work and have had many good tlmes together One of the hlghhghts was the pxcnlc at the Cllnton Park Cllnton Okla Mlss Smder our sponsor has glven us the help and guidance of a true Chr1st1an leader. We selected for class colors-Plnk and Blue, class flower American Beauty Rose, and motto- Cl1mb, though the rocks be rugged Presldent Lols Stexnbrecher Vlce Presldent Wllma Wllkln Secretal y Treasurer Ronald Bradford L il li - 1 . 2 ,Q .. Na I - W I Q C XL '3 S h x v X t 4 Ml Freshmen Pwl lcvv Left to llght Iel og Stemblecher W1ll1s Schantz lox Vkmgeld O1v1lle lwuley Mlss Book Nhllex Front Row Patsy D9tW9ll6l Allwne Fmesen Maulyn SVSIIZQI We the fleshmen of 1910 ale mdeed proud of OUISCINQS for we have eleven members m ou1 class We hall f1om Kansas 3115301111 and Olxla homa The Illdjllllty of the class IS day students Oul 0ff1C9lS ale the follomng LePoy Stelnblechel P1es1dent Elma NI1lle1 V1ceP1es1dent Allvne Fuesen Secletaxy and Patsv Detvweller l1e'1su1e1 Nllss Book Sponsor The cl iss all enjoyed an aftemoon spent at Peman Nose Pallx Wa tonga Oklxhoma Qalllel m the yeal XM welcome mu to Jom us next yeal as sophomoles Colo1s Nan Blue and Whlte FIOVSQI Plnk Qamatlon Nletto- P1 uel Lhinges Thmgs X 1-'iff 4 I f , ut f Pj. W if ff! V ',,.', I Weill' 1 f f 'Nfl ff i,' 1' X I , l A H 15. J. 4 .- Y H -- 1' . r , 1 ' , ' ', , 1 , 14 X Lf' T' N . A L I n, , K , B L ,. A u . ,l. . 7 ' 9 ' Center Row: Jolene Gamble, Betty Brannon, Martha Crawford, Erma ' : 3' ' ', 3 ' , . f S '. , A , , v , ' . . V . .1 ' . .. ' . v ' t -'y . - - K. I. V . D . ' ' . ,.. V' :I L ' Q -, . ' 5 .. fi .1 ' I. 1 . D r - R . Y Y ' c ' A .. ', . 2 ' ' ' , 1. ' In ' , - . y ' E n . n l 1. 1 , 'zj ' 'T . ' ' K .gl Merun Cl mford Wilma wllkm School lomto Host dlglllfltll Present th it School l Cllltl Nlowt eonxldel lte X It do vu xe fllgnltt old mm ls nu 'lelllul 9 mum llft ew I arldnd Speer Qchool Auto tl lder Mr st lDtlUStll0US Ile th it wmlketh upughtlx vs xlketh ulelx chlilcult fOl 0l.ll6lS, Ronald Bradford School Athlttn lst xnxx A xoung mm wxth cleclded XIQVSS on A IlllIlllJLl ol to Jlcs Edna Wingerd Arlene Lady School C h0l'lSt8l' School Accordionist Host musicnl IN ,xt humble I 'lm rewc ' g y humi ity . . . ' the keys of ' ' riches ' lmuwully l1'u'monie-s. xonol' 'md gl n'y.' Eld0n wingerd Lois Steinbrecher School Chaplain School Artist MOSt Serious Most diligent HG that keepeth Likeable, diligent, his IYIOUUI, keepeth efficient, what hiS life-H more is there to say. Patsy Detweiler School Aviatrix Most content Contentment opens the souice of eweiy Joy Jolene lramble School Blonde Most patient She that can haxe pat ence can have what she wx Orville Bailey School Handyman Most neat An enthusiastic young man and a busy one LeRoy Stembrecher School Scientist Most Droll Happy 1S the man that findeth wisdom Betty Brannon School Pianist Most Il'1dlVldl13.llStlC Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday 11 e FUN Erma, Miller Willis Schantz School Seamstress School Carpenter Most cheerful MOSI J0lly A merry heart She has a smile that fits her doeth good like face and she wears a medicine. it everyday. Roy Wll1erd Allyne Frlesen School TSUOY School Coffecmakex Most C0TlC9ln9fl Most enthusiastic Men are not to be Njthmg- gleat xx is tvei achiexed without enthusl xsm measured in inches f 1 Martha Crawford Marilyn Switzer School Dimples ichool BCOSKQI Most Lnassuming Most Ollglflal Her real worth is Action is no less hidden by her nectssi s to us unassuming character than thought .'Q,l3 l WSH ibm 1 leaf Ilke a Ylllgh J almy Moves the Church of God Rxothus vue ale treadmg Whele the samts have tlod Wa are not dlxlded All me bodv we Om ln hope and doctrme One ln chautv Onward then ye people Joln our happy throng' Plend wlth ours vour VOICES In the trlumph song Clolv laud and honor Unto Chrlst the Kmg Thls thro countless ages Men and angels smg J, l . tu I Y 0 , , ,y D . U . ' 1. I ' . , , Nhxll, ff X 1 A ' N . V ' w .M 'J , L- 'X Milf A any '5- ..g- I i Q -0. SCHOOL CALENDAR October 7-Students vs Alumni volleyball game October 10-Six-Weeks Tests October 17-Senior pictures taken December December December December 18-Gospel Team Program at Parallel 20-Annual Literary Christmas Program 22-Gift Exchange 22-Christmas Vacation begins February February February February 10- Annual Board Meeting E. J. Swalm, chapel speaker Pictures taken for annual Mother-Daughter Banquet f Y April 7-Easter Vacation April 22-Junior-Senior Banquet April 28-Speech-Music Recital 11. .ZA September 5--Registration September 9-Get-Acquainted Party September 16-Freshman Initiation September 30-Junior-Senior Skip September 30-Freshmen-Sophomore Skip November 5-Literary Program November 6-20-Fall Revival Campaign November 12-13-Bethany Bible Conference November 21-23-Second Six-Weeks Tests January 2-Christmas Vacation ends January 8-Gospel Team Program January 12-13-Semester Tests January 13-Registration for Second Semester January 29-Gospel Team Program at Leedey March 5-Gospel Team Program at Thomas March 10-Literary Program by Alumni March 16-17-OEA Teachers meeting March 19-April 9-Spring Revival Meeting May 5-School Picnic May 20-Alumni Banquet May 23-Class Night May 25-Commencement Religious Boys and Girls Prayer Circles Each evening at seven thnty the buzzer rlngs and the boys and girls go to then respective places for a time of quiet meditation on Gods These sessions are a souice of blessing to all Evei y Wednesday the students may attend the noon prayei circle wheie time IS spent in singing and prayer These meetings have often been a spiritual oasis for those in attendance An adult Bible class meets each Tuesday evening for a two hour session A total of fourteen has enrolled and are receiving much profit able teaching fiom Miss Smdel the instructor on the Book of Acts 5 y . 9 ' 'V I I VL., 3 If A ini iii., lg , . , . word. They sing chorusesg read scripture, and spend time in prayer. - a l , ' D u 1 Q . , ' l . - A ', , Q O I-f ctwities 'Q A! .wr Alvin Burkholder Donald Heel. On November 7 Rev Alvin Burkholder of Upland California came to us for a two-week revival campaign His love for young people en dcaled him to the hearts of the student body Souls were saved and of the messages straight from the Bible We were happy to have Rev Donald Heer of Nappanee Indiana with us from March 19 April 9 for pre Faster revival services Rev Heel is a formu alumnus of Jabbok having graduated ln the class of 31 , N ' I I I ' Q X, D' it at ' r ' 1 v ' . 1 yielded their lives in consecration to God's service, through the influence Y ' ' l l l Y milf Q X 5 Y g , I P f K ,f Qs' . Z f S Y 'Srl' 7 M .g1 fa ' , Music,the art of love Sweetly descends from above Filling the souls of man With that which nothing else can. This verse of poetry is descriptive of the feelings of the music stu- dents at Jabbok. Mrs. Greene, the instructor, has worked faithfully and hard, and has succeeded in organizing a Boys' Quartet, Girls' Chorus, and a Mixed Chorus. These and other groups have made successful appearances on gospel teams in Literary programs, in Church services and on other occasions. This has been a very successful year in the music department at J. B. S. One of the new organizations at Jabbok .is the Gospel Team. With a majority of the students participating, various programs were rendered throughout the year. Some of the places at which services were presented were: Red Star Church, near Leedeyg Parallel Schoolhouse, the Church of the Brethren, and Evangelical United Brethren Church, Thomas, and the NEIZIIFGHG Church, Weatherford, Oklahoma. At these services the gospel was presented by way of ml1SiC-VOCHJ and instrumental-readings, flannelgraph, and SCITYIOHS- ospel i 1 I ports C Everyone likes to play, yes, everyone. The students are happiest when on the basketball court or playing softball. The teachers, too, play with a great deal of vigor. This year the three main games have been basketball, volley-ball and softball. The boys' basketball games are enjoyed by all. When the students played the alumni, we had a very interesting game. We are glad to report that we beat with a score of 12-7. w Provisions have also been made for indoor playing. A tennis table has been set up in the recreation room where many happy hours have been spent. i' Manual Training A new course in Manual Training was added to our schedule the second semester. It has proven to be quite popular with the boys. Elmer Deck has been instructing them in the proper use of tools and in the carving of wood. After making a cabinet in which to put the new tools purchased for this class, they made corner shelves and bookends. The Homemaking II class, has had an interesting time in the study of our unit in foods. Several projects of this study were the Mother- Daughter Banquet and the faculty luncheon. The first semester we studied clothing construction and child care. During the study of the latter, we gave a party for Miss Book's primary Sunday School class. Although there are only three of us, we, with our teacher, Miss Book, have spent a profitable and enjoyable year together. umamaking First Semester Officers becond Semester Officers Presldent Mervm Crawford Jr Presldent Lols Stembrecher Vlce Presldent Rlta Kaster Vlce Presldent Erma M1lle1 Sec Treas Edna Wlngerd Qec Treas Wllma Wllkm AdVlS9T MY Eyster Advlser M1ss Book Cr1t1c M1ss Smder Cr1t1c Mr Eyster Llterary The Amencana Lltelary Soclety due to the fa1thful work mtele tmg and unusual numbers thls year wh1ch we beheve have been of value to those 1n attendance Some of the outstandlng features of var1ous programs were a play VNh1te Chrxstmas Truth or Consequences another play The Anybody Famlly on Sunday Mornmg and a shadow pantomme Llfe of Abe Lmcoln The musxc depaltment always furnlshed a varlety of musxcal numbers fox the llteraly programs T ' , l - T 1 1 f 'i l x .' .T . I I u ing of its committees and advisers, has presented many . . . , , 4: 7 ' ' rv, u H. ' 1 7 Y u ' ' YV. 7 I , ' ll ' ' !! ' , . V F l l naman moron co. O Fafmfs U i ' ,,,i,,, Svmrlv Cvmvany Groceries and Meat Mechanical Work-Body and Paint Shop The Home of The Frnggn F0011 any Car any J0b Ibckll' 'SERVICE AND QUALITY' Upholsterlng-Genuine Ford Is our Motto Seat Covers Motor CO. Parts We Buy Cream, Q Poultry and Hides Chnton Oklahoma Phone 11 Thomas Oklahoma ms Punieu Slaiameu PRESS -lomce UPPUES 8 age. guqnmvuf JABBOK DAIRY Drmk Whole ome Mnlk From Approved Dairy derd Plod led U1 del Sanxtaly Condntlons phone 143 Manager Jesse Eyster DONALD B DARRAH MAX COOK CLINTON OKLAHOMA r,, . D - . I v S , . an Mn NVHINIIIK xl-'ulnslu , . . 1 I -l, .. , . . , . . Q Q ., ' Li' : A ' ' - ' ' ' O 9 4 l -M , -1 . , .W-f ' J , fl . ,,-- - A- ' xr , V ld ' O 4 n f 1 7 81 1 1 I Neatest room ln Neatest loom 1n glrls dorm b0YS d0Tm in-5 2.:e'5:-eva fe we -wrt 4, Just pals ' ' Puppy love? Hang on tlght wx' .47 'K W' x 1? mfg' at 91' as Z' F4 hw ,G Mother Daughter Banquet 5 T I STEWART LUMBER B 81 YI FURNITURE AND COMPANY APPLIANCE CO sERv1-:L GAS REFRIGERATORS GOOD WOOD GOODS LIVING ROOM FURNITURE PHONE 63 SIMMONS BEDDING Hydro Oklahoma Phone 130 Thomas, kla. ED BERRONG INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE-LOANS-REAL ESTATE 'The Agency Servlce Built METZLER MOTOR CO THOMAS LUMRER CO G FORD CARS AND TRUCKS DOD LUMBER See Us for Clem Schmitz-Mechanic PITTSBURGH PAINTS Custer City Oklahoma Thomas Okla. Phone 85 DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE Weatherford Oklahoma Phone 37 BROOKS HARDWARE Donl Say Bread MacGregor Goldsmith Sporting Goods SAY NORGE APPLIANCES 510 Fnsco Phone 132 Clmton Oklahoma Phone 200 Storage Capacity 750 000 Bushels E B McNEIll GRAIN COMPANY GRAIN SEED FEED FERTILIZER Complete Lines Of Purma Chow Mlxes Pride of Thomas Feeds THOMAS OKLAHOMA G. E JONES. IEYIELER Congratulatxon to the graduates wxth complnments of E V PUBLISHING HOUSE Printers Publlshers 301 305 N Elm St Nappanee, Indxana umm MR and MRS FRED K BAILEY P 0 Putnam Oklahoma RIGSBY S CLEANERS 81 DYERS Thomas Oklahoma PHONE 345 FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Honk for Curb Service Do Alterations REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORNS Dual purpose cattle wlth milk and beef 1n one anlmal Our herd IS classlfled for type and tested for productlon Breedlng stock for sale ut of cows that make a proflt by pro duclng from 10000 to 12000 pounds of mllk per year Phone Thomas 20F32 fwf gggggggs or Brown Sm We Carry a Full Line of Quality BUTTONS AND BELTS Gmaggtnfgs 'nd Buckles and Alteratlons Phone 189 Thomas Okla Phone 'Hwmas Brundage Drug School Supplles Drugs Thomas, P71090 199 Oklahoma TEXACO Davenport Real Estate SERVICE STATION And Insurance WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Weatherford Oklahoma WASHING AND LUBRICATING WHERE PRQTECTIQN TEL Phone 19 AND SERVICE SELLS Dean Hunt Thomas, Okla- Clty Phone 460 Rural 73 Harding Lumber SL Coal Co , Inc. Where Qualxty Counts Custer City Putnam Taloga, Seiling Oklahoma The Toggery Ladies G' Ready To-Wear .ML Thomas Okla. ,Mi C R ANTHONY C0 Anthony s Weatherford Oklahoma Ed. Hockaday 8: Company EIL FARM MACHINERY SHOP AND REPAIR SERVICE A Complete Line of Hardware, 8 Home Appliances Phone 50 Thomas Oklahoma Farmers Co op Assocahon COAL GRAIN AND FEED Phone 24 Hydro Okla 9 o e o . ' , 17 Okla. , . U , 66 LS as I - O e u - n 1 1 9 E 0 e ' lv -A lfiyt, Serves You Better o vk ln' , MIL ' Nl . , ', '. 9 l.. Ai:: X ' 7 , e r , I L U - - - K- v. Canton Dam xv.. We thank Thee Father - Boys dorm Dld y ou catch anyth1ng'7 'Q Old mam ln 14 Don t take lt too sermus LePoy Old mam ln summel -Xnnmg by an Q At Cllnton Pal k 'ar CLINTON HATCHERY BROACH SHOE STORE QUALITY BABY CHICKS At 3 Price You CLINTON, OKLAHOMA Can Afford to Pay CLINTON OK LA BOMA B XI D MOTOR COMPANY We Servlce and H Sell Ford Cars T k d T t mc S an Iac ors Chnton Oklahoma Dearborn Farm Eqlupment Telephone 13 Hydro Okla. RUSS DRUG STORE In Clinton Albert Ross Bryan Hyder Cecll Hlte PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 513 Frlsco Phone 38 ARNEY XI BARKER ATTORN EYS Clmton Oklahoma O Kemp Chlck Calmes KC MOTOR COMPANY Your 409 Avant Phone 133 Dependable A th d S I S DODGE PLYMOUTH u or1ze aes and ervxce bales Parts and Service Dealer Clmton Oklahoma Clmton Oklahoma Where our Customers Send th T Fnends DODGE Job Rated TRUCKS - W . Q . , n s . . as U . 9 C aa ' n ' ' 0 o 0 - . w . , I l as ' ' so PM Hockaday SL Co, BURKS BROTHERS Department Store Hardware Implements Custer City, Oklahoma Applignceg Home of Curlee Clothes FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0F HYDRO Oldest and Strongest Deposits over 51,000,000 Silver Crest Bakery E. s1LvERM:':ll3zSs1?f BREAD fIt's Flavor-fulll Thomas Oklahoma 105 E Ma1nQuahty Pastries Phone 112 Weatherford Oklahoma City WYCOFFS BEAUTY SHOP Barber and Beauty Revlon Products Oklahoma Rural Phone 3 Phone 212 Weatherford LGDEANOD OPTOMETRIST GLASSES CORRECTLY FITTED SMITH Hardware and Implement Co Kelvmator Kltchens Stoves Household Apphances Ford Tractors Implements Repalrs Offlce Over Ross Drug Store Office Phone 137 Res Phone 468 Clll'lt0ll Oklahoma Clinton Oklahoma i- Congratulatlons to Jabbok Star from the RETSYE NERD REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORNS He1d Cl3SSlf16d fox type and tested for productlon John D Eysler Owner . , . P 9 O O , O O . . 7 v . . . 1 . 0 if 1 . 4. ' ' I .kann . .1-' 4 . . . , ' 'S .-4, 'xi' U ' ,I S ,. 1 ,QQZ 4 y . .. I I -4. - Weatherford, Oklahoma Calkms Feed SL Produce Hooper 6? Potter Phone 39 Snnclaxr Products Goodyear Tires Thomas Oklahoma Day Phone 18 Night Phone 136 Thomas Oklahoma S Sv. D DRUG Your Prescrlptlon Store P8111 C00k Mayo Darnell Clmton Oklahoma Phone 108 WEBB PRODUCE ANTRIM LUMBER C0 CREAM POULTRY EGGS l 5 Phone 1234 408 Choctaw St LUMBER. HARDWARE Clmton Oklahoma PUNT con., We Appreciate Your Business THOMAS, 0KI.All0lIA Ph g THE WEATHERFORD NEWS A C 1 Qualltv Commercial Prlntmg Weatherford Oklahoma R L LOCKSTONE Furmture Company The Complete Home Furmshlng Store Weatherford Oklahoma Phone 154 Thomas Oklahoma Dr W O Young THOMAS, OKLAHOMA FIRST NATl0NAL BANK Clmton Oklahoma Member F D LC O . . Q . . Y 2 - 17 'iw ' 44 - - so 1 I O -1 T 'U' f u .F l 4 u ' ' I l Fl ' ' one 5 ommum y Newxpapern , O O O f . O O O 7 355 'Q- if a 6. Ph t h . 1. First semester student O Ograp ere 4. Jump high ! I ' ' 2. New president and family 7' They ditched us 5. Baby sitter 3. TWO extra legs 8. Boys' basketball I f vi , hdtv, Playing? ? '?Sorry Position reversed I JL , 'en gl Q 3-4 The Steinbrochers The Crawfords U! ' 1 . 4,01 'i 9 ' . l V 1 , YW Iuk .1 boo .... Servers at the Mother- The Wingerds Ilaughtei' Uzwmguvt THYS OIL COMPANY KING FLORAL SHOP 615 North Bradley QUALITY AT BOTTOM PRICE PHONE 12 Ampaho Oklahoma Weatherford Oklahoma EATON GROCERY 81 MARKET FRANK GARDINERS B F STUTZMAN Furniture and Appliances OOY SOOOS SHOES ASO Clty Phone 20 Rural 58 MENS FURNISHINGS Weatherford Oklahoma Phone 7 Thomas Okla. C R ANTHONY COMPANY YOUR FRIENDLY STORE You Always Save When You Shop the Anthony Way Chnton Oklahoma THOMAS IMPLEMENT CO J I CASE and ALLIS CHALMERS SALES AND SERVICE Phone 228 Thomas Okla. CLINTON LAUNDRY XI DRY CLEANERS IN TOWN MONDAY AND THURSDAY Cllnton Oklahoma PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OKLAHOMA THOMAS TRIBUNE YOUR HOME TOWN NEWSPAPER THOMAS OKLAHOMA 13 13 , 7 13 13 l O O O O D O I 61 39 O THE of 1 UPLAND lBEULAHl COLLEGE CONGRATULATES JABBOK GRADUATES A Welcome Awalts You At The Chrlshan College With a Vlslon For Service College Jumor College Llberal Arts Course Jumor Certlflcate Course A B Degree A A Degree Informatlon gladly sent DR H G BRUBAKER Presldent Upland College Upland Cahforma Congratulatlons Are Extended To JABBOK BIBLE SCHOOL GRADUATES MESSIAH COLLEGE Grantham Pennsylvania You are invited to continue study in this Christian College Write for information to the President C N Hostettel Jr DD LLD CUSTER COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Establlshed m 1892 Offlce Phone 69 Arapaho Only Complete Index to Lands and Lots m Custer County Manager R. B. STRONG HELEN EYSTER Phone 69 or 28 Arapaho ' R. B. STRONG, Jr. Phone 1366W Clinton Thomas, Okla Phone 244 Arapaho-Chnton, Oklahoma ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 Il Elementary Credential Diploma Course T T. G. 81 Y. 1 0 1 ,al L. 'L L 6 ne f y. , 4xi Jig a'.,!1- EL Q Y ll fl' Cir --v 'UF Ju 4 At Clinton Park Evangelist? ?? Guard him, Willie ! ! Like father, like son ff!! 5. Just Miss Snider 6. Christmas Vacation - Q F Visitors donate a basketball goal President's Chevy Where's Santa? Ronald in action 'I DSVV N B NASH CLOTHIER TOP QUALITY CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS Can Order Clencal Vests In Any Pattern 611 Frisco CLINTON OKLAHOMA Phone 167 BANK OF HYDRO CATTLE AND REAL ESTATE LOANS ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE HYDRO OKLAHOMA TAYLOR S MENS WEAR Curlee Suits-Mallory and Dobbs Hats Arrow Shnrts Coopers Underwear BVD S rt Slurts W F t re N8tl0H8ll Advertlsed Lines po e ea u y CLINTON OKLAHOMA EARL E HODGES CONOCO SERVICE STATION OPERATOR Washxng Lubncatlon Radiator Flush Tlres and Battenes PHONE 618 Weatherford Oklahoma TEDDER STANDARD SERVICE X1 GROCERY 501 East Mann Weatherford Oklahoma Phone 147 .T ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES WITH WRITTEN WARRANTY FRUECHTING Xa FAST C0 BUTANE PROPANE TRACTOR C ARBURERATION Weatherford Oklahoma BRYSON 81 ERWIN WHOLESALE C0 CANDY FOUNTAIN SUPPLY Cllllt0ll Oklahoma WHITES AUTO STORES. Inc DALE CORDER PHONE 321 THOMAS ELECTRIC WIRING SERVICE AND SUPPLIES Thomas, Oklahoma o o 1 1 I . . 7 l 1 ' ' I F I 1 I I . . 1 1 . . . . .- I o -. .1 T 1 . , - o 9 o ! . 5 I o 9 SEMCO CULUR RESS ANN N W 3 d T OKLAHOMA CITY Qzigaffmif 'yan YEARBooK Lithographed by... FINE CULLEGE AND NIGl'lSCH00l UALS s.:.sfT1Nsk 129 . . r S. js-'