fs : ev' fs: 2 if Q .., M ,J 2' W A Jw NEW -1 2 ix . 5' 5' PM 75 ,Q V -1 .Pa ' 1 1 My guru-z 5 7 w 3' 's 1 55. ,ik Y Y 9 1, Ay f. vi, ,Q . 717' if- , JL ,ri .. x .F fi Y 1 ri 'w 2 ,hte ,, .L 4- ,335 ,JE f ,, , QW . W, mf' , A my .,, -nw., -4 '-Q--...,,.4 h v--.,.-b, W. L if is Q .4 i i S 3 mm W -J' A., ,ft Published By The tar taii Assistant Business Manager Editor Typist ' it Photographer -':i-. ' Q Ziio., .e 1 i 'fi ' . Q V . Compiling Editor so Asslstant Edltof A Adviser P eie A l Compiling Editor Circulation Manager ,, lf il ai, , if Photographer Business Manager Sponsored by Butane and Propane Company Weatherford Oklahoma in Memoriam BISHOP D. R. EYSTER To the memory of one of our founding fathers whose vision for service fostered the promotion of Christian higher education in Oklahoma . . . To one of whom it has been said, Ja.bbok is a lengthened shadow of this servant of God . . . To one whose untiring efforts and sacrifices helped to make our school poss- ible . . . To an outstanding servant of God who did not fear to proclaim the truth as revealed in the Word of God. To the memory of such a one-Bishop D. R. Eyster-we gladly dedicate the yearbook of '55. Board Oi Education ESTHER NOEL Cook FRED BAILEY Dairy Manager 'WB 3 ifwzww i x V, W WJ, mai'-ffvmcmwl, ii iw i gi Administration IRA EYSTER, B. S. President Speech and Science Jabbok, an academy with Christian ideals, with scenes of-song and laughs ter, heartache and tears, enthusiastic youth bubbling with activity, energetic Youth with goal in mind racing back and forth on the basket ball court, solemn youth in prayer and meditation, urgent youth pouring over books, zealous youth witnessing of Christ to others, broken-hearted youth admitting error, courageous youth facing up to seemingly overwhelming tasks, consecrated faculty members praying and planning, interested teachers and staff members counseling and encouraging, stern teachers disciplining and urging and last, but not least, concerned board members spending many long hours gratis in behalf of the school. The results-youth finding their place in life, discovering new talents, and young people preparing to serve, consecrating to God. LILA F. BOOK, A. B. Principal Home Economics and Commerce ,, QS' cf 10 lyk, 1115 01 O O ,. v if .Y EVANGELINE STERN HUBERT STER . Rf. A. B. Dean of Women Dean of Men Engllsh, Hlstory sex i? ELBERT SMITH CHESTER SLAGE LL B S B. R. E. Mathematics Bible, Voice SW' ' Agwu M giffx V , siwws. ' , ,wif f 'mf V M f +21 , pu-W fy My WM A s Classes 'wwf 14- wf H1 ,gyfpwr 1 ,WW Q n I or A - ' 2 -A',A ' . l 'A', - ,..V2.,. in MOTTO: Looking upward for if ---: ,wwf guidance Ag A i FLOWER: Gladiola In AVK: 'N A hA.- A:': p COLORS: Scarlet and White flees , kit, ,sniff 5? ' LOIS RUTH MINTER EVA MARIE Abilene, Kansas Morrison, Illinois President Vice President S-aying: Didn't I get a letter S-aying: OH! Dear! ,T-alent: Music 'I'-alent: Giving speeches A-mbition: To become 21 nurse U A-mbition: To go to colle-QC R-eady: To have fun t 'i L R-eady: To serve when asked ff! Et A q,., . V VA . W , in Vl u . 6 A A ff BETTY MARIE HOLDERMAN El Dorado Springs, Missouri Secretary S-aying: I have my own ideas 41'-alent: Debating A-mbition: To see Switzerland R-eady: To play softball RUTH ALENE GREEN MARY JOAN MILLER Leedey, Oklahoma Clinton, Oklahoma S-aying: Oh help! S-aying: Oh shoot! ' T-alent: Pitcher' of softLall team T-alent: Making good grades ln t Bookkeeping A-mbition: To become a nurse R-eady: To help A-mbition: To graduate R-eady: To open the store PAUL RA VIS Ankeny, Treasurer S-aying: What's for supper T-alent: Drawing 4 A-mbition: To work for the Lord R-eady: To stand for his convic- tions Sponsored by Thom DR. W. 0. YOUNG wrwmmmwm 'F 1 Wm., Qemhgerg f often Seen fa? ,SL HJ S fax 2 fig Ayf ' A il X' K' if M we 1' ye. .qw 'Fixx Q-4' Q 'Mui Q ax' Tile i ei y if Y! Hsmghx 'af : W. Ch- Yi Il :H- ll.. Playing the piano Typing Working in the kitchen Nursing Carpentering Playing chess Juniors never wins. FLOWER: White Carnation COLORS: Green and White CAROLYN CRAWFORD Clinton, Oklahoma FRED ENGLE Abilene, Kansas Vice President NORMAN PAULUS West Milton, Ohio President M P MOTTO. A . winner never quits and a quiter RUTH ALLEMAN Morrison, Illinois Secretary RALPH MYERS Sweet Home, 01322011 Treasurer Qliiiziwil ,gg f wi lf,-ws fx .,, MAXTON SLAGELL ROLI EINBRECHER Hydro, Oklahoma Hope, Kansas JOE EARL JOHNS CHARLES RICKEL Hydro, Oklahoma Upland, California J LYNN CONRA DY Milledgeville, Illinois Sophomores D V NGEK SW LM , AHOY, llqxilansias eet H531nMYE1-2 C mgilav 853629 Pre-Si 9, O S Ravine Y' dent Tegan RUTH ANN DETWEILER Thomas, Oklahoma MA OVER S RILYN Q H0 s P1711 - I-I 31539. Ox, Kafsa 35112523 OQSJE Detqreasufe ELIZABETH BLOOMFIELD Ontario Canada MOTTO: Give to live, living to give. FLOWER: Pansy COLORS: Blue and Gold Ma HQSX3 CLINTON ABSTRACT CO. Z2,ggE5QtM,LLER A , ANN 5 Centaur Clinton, Oklahoma GF, I Dana . . 0Wa Abstracts -- Title Insurance - Photocopies MAHLON MINTER Abilene, Kansas li, X fa ,W Freshmen FERN JOHNS Hydro, Oklahoma President EARNEST PAULUS West Milton, Ohio PHOEBE YODER NORMA JEAN EYSTER Albuquerque, New Mexico Th0IY19-S, Oklahoma Secretary. Vice President -' we CARMEN ENGLE Hope, Kansas Treasurer DONALD SCHANTZ A . DAVID ALLEMAN THOIHQS, Oklahoma FLOWER: Red Rose Morrison, Illinois MOTTO: Not at the top but climbing COLORS: Blue and Silver Showing off One big family Don't cheat Putting up the flag Getting a drink A Busy boys Make it good Campus Hcut ups Prize stock iff' Agriculture Earning money Working in shop Work AND Training Wiih Goals IN View i Beef raising Sw ne breeding 4.-iw 'jg' 'F nga.- Sponsored by THE HOKFHOIL COMPANY Chewustrugi Home C ell! B QWIB CS X-ffm ,Q sir! ' 1 N5 2-1. I.. fg '.:l.255,L::ge'gih,1: H3 SA -QA rib 2 E Chapel Fall evangelist Q Compliments of IOHNSTON'S INC. Your International Harvester Dealer Clinton Oklahoma Fishermen Club 'fi v-www., Fishermen Club, the spiritual core of the school with scenes of-prayer, fellowship, testimonies, speeches and planning for the spiritual edification and enlightenment of self and others. The results-spiritual refreshment. increased understanding and tolerance of each other, a knowledge and zeal for soul winning, street meetings,Good News Club for children in Thomas, and Gospel Team programs in surrounding churches and rest homes. Good News Club Street Tlleetzmg T' 3 'If IEE? Q it 559' t mm 1,5 Y 'lf'-uns., Boy Quartet Norman Paulus, second tenorg Paul Davis, first tenorg Ralph Myers, first basst Gaylerd Miller, second bass. Girl Quartet Velma Myers, second soprano: Eva Gramm, first sopranog Carol Wingerd, first altog Lois Mutter, second alto. Compliments of Hydro HYDRO 0-OP ASW Oklahoma we N . 4 A Q K W X W 'S 1' '35 yu: S 5 .xii IH: Af,-2 57541 lil fiqr' 13.2 ' F' 1 K! E .X . 72'- I1 'Q mam -R Hn. W Q Q5 is is 438 Hi 3 -H-,wp fm FLYNN V, if iw, , wu- W STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Eyster, adviserg Carol Wingerd, secretaryg Norman Paulus, Eva Gramm, treasurerg Carolyn Crawford, Wilma Denney, Norma Jean EySCBY,Anna Mae Hook, Paul Davis, Ralph Myers, chairman. Student Council, the voice of the student body, scenes of-endless discussion and debate on Ways to promote the interest and welfare of the students and the school. The results-extended hedge on campus, better lights on the basket ball court, sign advertising our school, student work day, improved reverence in church and chapel, table tennis and volley ball tournaments, and ability to give and take in sharing ideals and opinions. i wi- ww- P ,y , :Q-1-f ii ll ,B ,- X' 12- an V , v , V- .... x J pn. 'if fc' , b In kk gl 1 ....., :J--,.:h I, -H Q, -llv 3 swf, .H - .- A K, it , f M Y 1 JF19' , ' 913 V' ' 9' 'Wi 1 3 fQJdQ5531i . if ,iw Q 2 M A-my Q X. , 3 - . 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Literary, the medium of talent expression, with scenes of - boy's quartet singing, Little David Play on Your Harp g Lois and Anna Mae playing a piano duetg Eva thinking a burgular is a wise man in the play, Gifts of Myrrh g Paul and Rolin telling a storyg Norman singing a solo: Betty boosting Ralph's moral in the play, Oh Doctor g students reenacting the, days of the model T Ford owned by the first president of the school, P. J. Weibeg Carol and Carolyn pleading earnestly in a debate on building an auditorium at Jabbokg Marilyn learning that strong drink is a mocker in the play, Whir1wind g and Mr. Black- ketter featuring Joe, his dog, in a never-to-be-forgotten program on obedience. The Results - The development of student talent, an appreciative audience, and last, an inner satisfaction of having prepared ourselves for greater service to Christ. AWARD WINNERS .. , .,,'.'i D , . P :l g . ' - . i n ...V . M af-, E ,, ' s M . 2 ---. A. , 3 .,., W 51- I Q. b. I ' g E .. 1 2' :EV -'... - K W - --A ' Q : ,,'A, 1 il' ' R v.. ,, ,Www ,- HQi'3f f iHiFHE? eww.. .,.,, f QQWQQQF '.'i amy? Fwggww- -.,. , D H f V A .,.. ,,,,,, 1 N T14 Y .,:,. 5 2 A 1, ,.,.. -fig, ,,,,,,,,L, Rfqgti ,, Courtesy Contest Winners Betty Crocker Homemaker Of Tomorrc L in Revlew 404 45-5 . 6' Q5 'S' 9209 0166, Making the dummy Printing Stapling Athletic Committee Velle ball eitball ee.. LEM ' 4 ww. wmv-N., 7 ' V M 5 325 fi MW A V .-.'. 'Z if 3, , tai-f':gn. waz, 'f T leiff -QM we Kee 3, E ' A 35-t' f .... ' .,e., . 3 I 1 . ... ,.,.. . 1. 3. A v 1 l ea lt ff e . Mew , ,,.. 4 .517 .W . - 'Z tif, , ,W Q - H F eewiz N.. Af , -e,t j3e.,,,g H V .... f ,. X E55 -'-t '-Jlziw' f if 'f:a?.3' ' 5 we w , , 318- ,V ,t.e.t. Q, M I ff.. ,W ,J 4 had Basketball f Softball Your Yearbook Photographers BLUNCK STUDIO Annual Photography Camera Supplies Clinton, Paul Flick, Jr. Oklahoma '5 4t A' was l n is s A 1 s 'S 'f1'2 zfii W 3 SE . W7 I H 3: ,.E, ,qii . Knock a home run . Hicks from the sticks . Caught in the act . I bet this would be fun . Sitting pretty . Like big sis, like little sis . What's up, Charles? Y The pause that refreshes Take careful aim Getting a better View No comment! New means of transportation Looking natural Enjoying the sights CUSTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU O U f AND Q i ':'i: 'W OKLAHOMA FARM BUREAU iA A ' MUTUAL INS. s o li A ...:,:..,,.,:, M4 -,v.,I S ., General Agent ,. ,,, .,,, 3 E. P. 'W '5?M'i'if-Mya-A:.EYz,, Qigmjf 'svliftvwfw 105 Frisco Want a coke, dish of ice crea.m,.malt milk shake, banana split or anything in that line Clinton, Oklahoma or the drug line? CLAYTON DRUG in Clinton, Oklahoma can fix you up. BARTON'S SERVICE School and Office Outfitters STATION , Lunchroom, Conoco gas and Everything for the school and office Oil' Clinton, Oklahoma A1'8DHh0, Okla Clinton. Clarence H. Sweeney Oklahoma Groceries, meats, or vegetables ? S h o p at BROWN'S GROCERY STORE in Thomas, Ok- lahoma for anything you might want from a first rate grocery store. He is piinting the local news in the THOMAS TRIBUNE ' Anything! Well, almost any- I thing: shingles, nails, wirel and lumber, at least can be found at the THOMAS LUM- BER CO. in Thomas, Okla. WHITE'S AUTO STORE I Whether you need a chair or a complete outfit . Clinton, Oklahoma. I. C. PENNY CO. 1.635 Friendly Stores Clinton, Oklahoma FARMLAND IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT STOUTBILT COUPLERS PORTABLE ALUMINUM IRRIGATION SYSTEMS THOMAS, OKLAHOMA Hob Bates IRRIGATION MFG. CO. I FERRELL HAWKINS Business Residence Phone 261 Weatherford, Oklahoma Phone 5 Phone 141705 Y Um-m-m-m-m! Doesnt it I Im- make you hungry when youd get a glimpse of the VEATCH DRUG COMPANY. Custer City, Okla- HEY STUDENTS, try the THOMAS DRUG on the corner in Thomas, Oklahoma. Thev are headquarters for school supplies. Compliments of WEATHERFORD ANIMAL HOSPITAL Weatherford Oklahoma SCHUTES BODY 81 FENDER SHOP WE MEET BY ACCIDENT 105 West Rainey Phgne 296 WEATHERFORD, OKLA. MR. and MRS. CHESTER E. BENDER Thomas, Oklahoma M and M and J. I. Case Farm Machinery RGD-HHS, Parts and Service Deep Freeze Appliances The V 81 E STORE Sh We give SSLH 0CEEeen.Stamps Ph 7 Co. Vela Ogden one Edythe Sewell Hydro, Okla. Phone Joe Zimmerman, Mgr. THQMAS, OKLAHOMA Have Youi Cleaning Done at Elite Cleaners HaroId's Radio 81 TV Sales and Service on All Makes Motorala Sales and Service Harold Beck, Thomas THOMAS, OKLAHOMA Owner Okla DR'A'19!,?ME5TIfgg1SELL Farmers Co-op Colton Gln Complete Visual Analyses Ray S- CFOWI City Phone 32 Rural Phone 71 CLINTON, OKLAHOMA Weatherford, Oklahoma HOY'S FURNITURE Drive a Ford And feel the Difference Ford Cars and Trucks FURNITURE and APPLIANCE Ford Tractors and Diesels T. v. SALES and SERVICE Gleaner Combmes PHONE 310 STEWARD-SHOTTS MOTOR CO. THOMAS, OKLAHOMA Thomas, Okla. Phone 144 WEBB LUMBER CO. Westinghouse Appliance PHONE 1234 Dupont Paint CLINTON, OKLAHOMA Shamburg's SPORTING GOODS HUNTING and FISHING HEADQUARTERS Your Spalding, Reach And Wright-And-Ditson Athletic Goods Dealers In Clinton. CLINTON, OKLAHOMA COBB GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Drug items Arapaho, Okla. -i Phone 49 Mary Cobb, Owner K ' sg' REACH FOR 1 : ' :' ' '- , ,. . E- '-'- -. 11 . A sf, if - 1,' - . :E ..i,', E 1 i,, ,:i, . V.iV S ,i,: E smfe 3 - - E- -A -1 E. , , . i' f O' ' il , if 618 Frisco - Clinton, Okla. LE' ,'3f, Q In .. ,ff ' , ,ggfgwj i t Zn, 6 'ZV 'The Best Place IH TOWH '1'Bf' 3 Q A L' iii 1 ' , H - -- To Buy Fresh Produce ,. .-I'- .A ntrr 1 -, 'ggzjlv v .. 5 .:.:gg5'-:.-.rig -:-i.. 5 1. Raymond Lidia FILLING STATION MAHANAY BROS. AUTO PARTS Wholesale distributors of automotive parts and equipment Custer City Oklahoma 204 ChOCtaW Clinton Oklahoma DAVIDSON Xi CASE LUMBER COMPANY Phone 20 HYdl'0, Oklil-h0lll8 RACH WELDING R REPAIR f 'Pl5! f 'S All ,types of repair Dr' 8 l. M. WINCHESTER Custer City Oklahoma Clinton' Oklahoma CLINTON BOOK STORE Books Bibles - Magazines - Games - Greeting Cards and Sunday School and Vacation Bible School Supplies CLINTON, OKLAHOMA COMPLIMEN TS of p WREN JEWELRY and GIFT I .W I suor iye. Q . .- 1 Phone 197 Clinton Oklahoma I RusseII's Service Station Champlin Gasoline and Oils John Pussell, Manager Hydro Oklahoma THE PEOPLES STORE Featuring Nationally Known Brands of Quality Merchandise for All the Family Weatherford, Oklahoma NASH CLOTHIERS Store For Men and Boys Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts DIEL HARDWARE Kuppenheimer Nunn-Bush Styigglart Roblimghoes Everything for Farm Sz Home Clothes ' ' 167 611 Frisco Phone PHONE 2 Clinton, Oklahoma Thomas Oklahoma FORTNER CHEVROLET CO. Sales Service Phone 148 -Piigv Custer City, Oklahoma Why Nol? Make your home a Religious Supply Center for your community? COMPLETE LINE - GOOD PROFIT Write for Details C. W. BOYERF COMPANY BANK OF HYDRO WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS The Bank of Friendly Service Member of F. D. I. C. J. W. GLASS B. P. GLASS President Vice-President JESSIE L. COLLINS Cashier O. II. FURNITURE CO. We Trade for Your Used Furniture 116 North Fifth Clinton, Oklahoma SOUTHWEST MOTOR CO NEW AND USED CARS SERVICE FOR ALL AUTOMOBILES A II9 SOUTH 4TH PHONE I5I CLINTON, OKLAHOMA DONALD B. DARRAH MAX COOK CLINTON, OKLAHOMA bTGF-3? The NThinkerh Snow scene Sleeping beauty Cuddle up Everybody satisfied? Acting up Campus cuties Stop! Look! and Listen! xt. fini tpzg, ,txt U M x gi n y f if y wget lligj gg ,g li dz! si . HHigh and Mightyn . Monkeys . Discovering the anatomy of a cat . Cutie???? . Play it safe . Almost to the top, finally! 10 ll 12 13 lk 15. Checking the oil, Mr. Sligell? 12 '5- SILVER CREST BAKERY Fresh Weatherford Bread Silver Crest Cakes SPECIAL ORDERS Filled Promptly Hlnvfrs SUPPLY WHOLESALE- Sz RETAIL Bell Gas EMERSON TELEVISION Siberling Tires Oil, Grease, Batteries, and Electrical 'Supplies Custer City, Oklahoma SOUTHWESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. Supplies For Cars, Douglas Conder' Pl-OP' Trucks 8: Tractors Wholesale and Retail Phone Rural 105 Weatherford, Oklahoma Phone City 210 1ANzEN's Hinowinf HAM'II0N.l.IIfII'ER SHOP Sporting Goods Gladys - Sylvia CLINTON, OKLAHOMA Phone 78 P. O. Box 666 Phone 132 S H Green Stamps CLINTON OKLAHOMA I. B. YOUNGER Representing STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY Houston Texas Leon Short Earl Reid FARMERS HATCHERY 81 PRODUCE Cream -- Poultry - Eggs Feed - Seeds Phones: Rural 27g City 15 WEATHERFORD, OKLAHOMA CUSTER FARM EQUIPMENT J. I. Case SALES and SERVICE Dependable Shop and Parts Service Phone 97 luster City og , NW - , Lf. -sea ,I g. ' lib 'V' , V1 , .si L . ' Y V I ' ' 'K H., .- Y F . V Y - . -'il 'Qf T,,-fi' f- I' -,,.-'ff' 'Q' fi ' -,zglf A ,'i,- f , X Washing 8: Lubrication Dynamic Wheel Balancing Brake Service Custom-Made Havoline Oil Armstrong Tires and Tubes T at TEXACO. Thomas y E Q F or good quality clothes and satisfactory prices 5 shop at the WHER- . RITTS DRY GOODS '3UW'lW STORE in Thomas Oklahoma. F- F- DOBBINS c. n. ANrHoNY co. INSIiE?I'1ECE0liIggKER Dry Goods - Mens Furnishings 1 Ready-to-Wear - Shoes PHONE 34 Thomas, Oklahoma Clinton, Oklahoma GEORGE MEACHAM BERT MEACHAM SON MEACI-IAM DENVER MEACHAM Clinton, Oklahoma Y 0. u r friendly prescription store in Clinton, Oklahoma S AND D DRUG STORE Isnt it a beauty? We mean THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CLINTON and we are sure it is Just as nice and safe as it looks because it isamember of the F D I C s , TYPEWRITERS Fon STUDENTS xl 2 I , BIBLES - DICTIONARIES wif? FOUNTAIN PENS K .. Su 1 V H , sCHooL SUPPLIES L'E5 af! Ciinum, oklahoma 'il- The Weatherford News Your Community Newspaper o Commercial Printing THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Thomas, Oklahoma is in the 51st year of seivice from 1904 to 1955, Fheii IIN Lto is Friendly Service and they in i memliei of the F. D. I. C. so we 111 me it is a site bet to bank your axings theie CUSTERA CITY FARMERS C0-OP EXCHANGE Custer City, Oklahoma NG YOU W SERVI ITH PLEASURE 'l ..l POP HICKS CAFE For fine food and service with a smile, be sure to go to POP HICKS CAFE in Clinton Oklahoma eegrlfz fi ' g. .PQ 'ii 5 I DRINK CLINTON, OKLAHOMA The Hydro Review A Real Community Newspaper HYDRO OKLAHOMA Thomas Locker Plant Your Business Appreciated Carl and Ina Belle THOMAS, OKLAHOMA COL. BOB ROUSH LIFE INSURANCE Clinton, Oklahoma PENNINGTON IMPLEMENT CO. Thomas, Oklahoma PHONE 41 International Harvester Tractors, Motor Trucks, Farm Machinery Refrigeration We appreciate your business HYDRO SEED 81 GRAIN C0 Grain, Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer PHONE 56 Hydro, Oklahoma 'grjwmsw SD MM 2 Q2 WAITING TO SERVE YOU cAnnu1HClF1lll3ii CEOMPANY is the E. B. McNEIL GRAIN CO., in Thomas, Oklahoma. They have seed grain, feed and fertilizer also a complete line of Purina Chow Mixes and Pride of Thomas Feeds. HVd1'0 Oklahoma FOR YOUR DOLLARS BEST BUY. TRY Q ga.. A A L N ff I Q CLINTON - THOMAS - WEATHERFORD , A, Us gy he :ze Three Musketeers 6. Puppy love Must have lost our equilibrium 7. Talk about faces What's on your mind, Norman? 8. Get them clean Hi-O Silver 9. nOld Faithfuln Babies must play 10. Manners? cfangrufulativns class of 16' 0 HESSTON COLLEGE AND BIBLE SCHOOL Hesston, Kansas 0 4 yr. Bible College 0 Junior College 0 High School We invite you to continue your studies at MESSIAH COLLEGE Grantham, Pennsylvania Degree courses in ROOF BROS. IMPLEMENT CO. O. C. Roof, Owner Minneapolis - Moline Bible, Religious Education and Theology. Peerless Pumps Inquire of DR. C. N. HOSTETTER, Jr., President PHONE 22 Weatherford, Oklahoma Y5 0 0 0 hrlstlan Fellowshl is a part of UPLAND YOU WILL DEVELOP Christian friendship at Upland College which will last for life. You will meet other enthusiastic young people from the Brethren in Christ Church as well as from other similar denomina- tions. A thorough liberal arts curriculum offers emphases in English, Speech, Music, History, Sociology, Biological Science, Physics, Home Economics, Bible and Religion, and Teacher Education. Extra-curricular activities offer many opportunities for spiritual and social development. UPLAND COLLEGE UPLAND CALIF. Surrounded by tradition . . The Cgnter Of -,s, AE Yearbook Craftsmanship I 4 1 , 4 lb 31 K, 5' -bfi' W f f S: BLS I fi n aaa S 1 ,,l?grgeg ,' tii i ' I SEMCO COLOR PRESS, INC. P is V P 1 , .H-V-aegis a W3 G l Cl L- Y lv is D ron Q A' 3 - 119 Nnrchwrsr Third Scruer R I d S k I oductxon Manager Oklaholna City, Oklahoma TEEL CHEVROLET - A11 Ser- vice Guaranteed - We Love to Trade 409 Avant. Phone 133. to meat. Shop and save. Yes, sho-p at VERN1E'S I. C. A. in Thomas, Oklahoma where you Can get anything from soup S 3 3 5 you Then don't come to the store here at the school. The good candy and things you find there are from COLLIER AND WALTON See us first for WHOLESALE COMPANY in Clinton, Okla. any estimate LARGE or SMALL Want to buy a loaf of bread or a pint of ice cream? See if these friendly people at the FARMERS UNION in Thomas, Oklahoma won'4: help you. A .sf ,'tf .V lnlln' A Q' . Ffh . .. A W aux? f i ea ef- -i .t 114 .. HARDWARE EQUIPMENT Electric Appliances and M and M Farm Machinery Thomas. Okla 17 Let's drive over to Hydro .-ml' an .,.. . Serving everywhere at all wnA 9 mi hours, every day and night. R, L, LOCKSTONE FUNERAL HOME and talk to MR. LONG about a 53 model. He is always willing and ready to serve us. Q 'R,i..LOCK5TONF - E 1 ni ., ,QV , P' For the only complete index to lands and lots in Custer County as s o o in is the CUSTER COUNTY if l'--Vy. ABSTRACT COMPANY. we 'I make Photo Copies. K Q ,, ..,, .,,l.. . ., .,,l. ,...-.-- -f-5gjjf iQ9-O ...--- fwwuadwawmwwd Authorized Dealer ROC K OF A GES Monuments Penhall Monuments C THOMAS AUTO mm VETERINARY Hosrlm Where experience counts We repair all makes and models DF- W- S- M3-S011 JY'- Earl Shoemaker E Thomas Oklahoma PHONE 228 PHONE 35 Clinton Oklahoma EGOSHEN COLLEGE School of Nursing Biblical Seminary Teacher Education Liberal Arts Dorothy takes pride in doing a neat job with the new mimeograph machine 1' O LTLM lACKSON'S G OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1 0 ' 201 Broadway Elk City Oklahoma from GOSHEN, INDIANA D my ' M ' -. ,.- DITMORE GROCERY The home of fine foods Hydl' 0 Oklahoma '. hi 'C X an 25531K I plvyfgjw ' MX if 5 K' W N' Hd My Rig' , .qv W if Si ,. 53 in fifg,y3,gg 3 Mxik i'5z31i,i?,f?f ' 31255 J f 59 H X 752 fix 3 6 ' A SQ , E we Q CHM aww fy f Viv 'fwoc' G,?m,ff4fff-Qfwwfvwli sbgg 7 aww, fffvvf- ,,' , f - .. ! 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