Keyes High School - Pirate Yearbook (Keyes, OK)

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1955, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make the following bequests: To the Junior Class we leave our ability to be quiet in study hall. To Louise Meredith we leave Teddy Livingston's curly hair, To Bob Roberts we leave John McCoy's sweet singing voice. To Jackie Livingston we leave Archie Burn's straight hair, To Billy Williams we leave Norville Hiner's athletic ability. To Richard Hanes we leave the sophomore girls, compliments of Alfred Morain, Roxie Morris we leave Janice Bolin's height. Ramona McCrea we leave Theda Robert s walk Devona Morain we leave Georgia Stewart s shyness to boys Donetta Roberts we leave Verla Bennett s ability to change flats Betty Wiley we leave Dana Srfford s admiration for Tommy Brown CLASS PROPHECY Recently at the fabulous Aristocrat Theater before the curtain parted for a magnificent performance of The Singing Belle starring DANA SIFFORD the houselrghts dimmed and a spotlight began pick1ng out distinguished personages ln the audience It fell first on the eminent emcee JACK HUMPHREY who intro duced Professor ARCHIE BURNS recently honored for his Improve ments to the Einstein Theory Next the spotlight swung to Presldent NORVILLE HINER with one member of his cabinet Secretary of Treas ury VERLA BENNETT JOHN MCCOY our present Ambassador to Russia and ALFRED MORAIN now coaching the Globe trotters shared a bow The spotlight was drawn to the center aisle where our attention went to dare devil racer TED LIVINGSTON who was being treated for a sprarn by brilliant Dr GEORGIA STEWART She was being assisted by airline stewardess JANICE BOLIN who had caught the play between flights The final link in the chain from the past fell into place as THEDA ROBERTS who has married one of the world s most successful businessmen, rose to offer a toast to the class of 55 :Q . Q 'JI' sv-9 Y' fl' 114' XX X 2-N, 4.9 in ri N 4 ll xxx Q Q ' To To ' . To ' ' ' . To ' ' ' . To . . , . , i 'Z 5 f 1 W 7 ' ' L52 4 'S S - R X I Q N i f f, in Ak' 5 x I fl L .,. 2 ' , is 9, A f 2 Q is f' x L lf L '. tl ' V X ,IE 43-5 .in , df if ff

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GARRELL HOCI-I ROXIE MORRIS BOB ROBERTS RAMONA MCCREA EUGENE BURNS DEVONA MORAIN 1: FIRST STATE BANK Keyes Oklahoma TOM BROWN LOUISE MEREDITH EVERETT DAVID BETTY WILEY JACK LIVINGSTON DONETTA ROBERTS The bank that backs the farmer P