Keyes High School - Pirate Yearbook (Keyes, OK)

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Pierce Barnett 54 West OK 73942 pa o and Q o A Dr. 8: Mrs. Gene Berghaus rer s ' 1.-X Elkhart,fKS 67950 - M .691f2Q89 n . Bvise City C0'0P.Elevat0r B lift P B FredBZ'Crews rrr 'ff . , ,M f ?BOXi576 4,4 - - eerfe r Xi W . B0ise,City, 73933 if W ff 7 5 V V Mr. David CrenshawZH.S. Principal ..TY... L.. Mrs. Vera Harriman - Superintendenfs Secretary Who are these people? They run the school for the people who will one day run the world. Mr. David Crenshaw, high school principal, and Mr. Dick Clif- ford, grade school principal, are first mates at the helm of the Pirate ship. They take many knocks from the waves of the sea as they operate the helms of this 338-8566s mighty ship. The two secretaries: Mrs. Vera Harri- man, superintendenfs secretary, and Mrs. Betty Clif- ford, principals' secretary, assist in keeping the ship sailing smoothly. Panhandle Tire Inc. fir P02 vse, K 338-8406 B A Pirate. . .6 ...ta ,Q w..,,,z' Mr. Dick Clifford 1- Grade Principal E:-sc.. Mrs. Betty Clifford - Principals' Secretary Ruth's Ceramic 8: Gifts Box.84 Q pppt A Keyes, OK 73947 ' 546-406lf is K-Bobs ,Highway 54.East Guymon,,Q'Ift 73942.