Nowata High School - Ironman Yearbook (Nowata, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

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IH- -N ' , ' -. :,.-ff ,437-ef. w-W-.5'f'-3 , N -f A - - as-,1:,,i, ' ' H , :auf-1-r-am.: 'nv 'I f74 E WEE E L I I 9 52 presents 0UR STORY Published by the Students of the ' NOWATA HIGH SCHOOL -la - NOWATA, OKLAHOMA .hi ., -. k :jf ,I .1 I A - :J ,lf . ,y d ., . t xl, J.. dn . , H ! V W.---1i nnru -pl,-f n- ' . D I Wk, V v ' V, ' Q an a f Q Q' :Sink x. Q K I if . . Q- 1 -, 5, V K, P 41 rx in ' fi , ff V, I . I V. U gg -', - 7 4.51-1 1 5.5 ,fl - AM' -:gl W F , 14 - k ' ' I' ,- -, E - 1112: 35 335 A, H H! . fra.: , . 1. M '-' A'A- , , A,-f T A 4, Ez BOARD OF EDUCATIO N5 'e ' SQA.-Q. E- R- Kennedy ,VVV. .. . .Vice President G. D. Hicks ., ,,,,7 ,,,Treasurer DF- 5- A- Lang 7,V,, ,,7,,,,.,,,,,,,,,., C lerk Ray Birdsell ,,,,. , ,, Member R. A. Kauffman , ,President J. W. Martin . ,, Superintendent From old traditions of decades ago, Nowata High School has made an effort to shift to new visions of education. Adjusting itself to meet the present needs of students, she has enlarged her realm of service with more classes and equipment, more activities, and better housing. 73 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Your school is rhat you make it. Your school is your larger self. You and your felloi .1.' students influence each other. You develop an atmosphere, you set standards for each other, you arouse interests and stimulate ideals. In your school you form the associations of a lifetime. From among your schoolmates you are likely to select your wife or your husband and in later years your business or politi- cal associates. If your school has a good name, you share in that name. If during your school days you stand for the best things in your own life and among your associates-talk about them, dream about them, think about them, plan for them-our school will be a power in the makiny of your mind. Your school is what you make it. J. H. Martin Superintendent .uc-manova PRINCIPAL is .,'. A I LEON S. .IOHN EDUCATION- X ' Life itself-is based on the Christian and Democratic principles and ideals which we sincerely feel to be the one hope for preserving our civilization throughout this Atomic Age. . if SECRETARY NELL DAVIS One of the busiest persons ln Nowata High School but never so rushed that she hasn t ness and cooperation are demonstrated every day by her willingness to listen and to help solve the many problems that both the faculty and student body bring her time for a pleasant smile and a friendly greeting for everyone. Her patience, helpful- j ANNuAL Q u E E N NELSENE scoff AN D if ..i KI BOB WARD .+. M ANNUAL STAFF BUSINESS MANAGERS ,Ioan Reed, Marlene Lang. Assistant Man- agers - Laura Bran- nan, Marilyn Walton. i Art Editor, Nancalene Longg Advertising Manager, Janet Simpsong Assistant Managers, Ann Reams. Ruby Berry. Mrs. Bernice Bricker Sponsor Nancy Rlac-k. Betty Woods. Sports lftlilor ,lim lluclson. Musie lfditor Janie Androes. ENTIRE STAFF Rufus Walker, Assistant Editor CONTR0l,LlNG BOARD Nancalcne Long, janet Simp- son Jim Hudson anie Lois Moore Editor nf' , , J at W , Androcs, Marjorie Price, fi' R ..- H Joan Raed, Marlene Lang, Mary llamil, ,lean l7lickingcr. Pilot 5, Lois Moore, seated ' graphy Editor Marjorie Price, Barb Wallace, Martelle l.andis. x L , N91 ad - A+ 55- Nffm. wubvzs Q 6 mek 43 3410139 dnollef sf .leaka- LOUISE I AMES Sponsor year: FB 1 year. FOSTER Boor- 7 . Vice President A W I X K Commercial Clubg BB 1 All 1 V ERNEST SELLARS President Band 4-g BB Bandg German Clown-Symphonette B a n d, Trumpet Triog FB lg Boys' State 519 Band Officer: Com- mercial Club. NANCY BLACK Annual Staffg Vice President of Commercial Club. LAURA BRANNAN Vice President of Freshman Class: Festival Queen Candidateg Commercial Club. J. C. BOYLES DEQ Speech Clubg Band 2 years. MARK BRANSTETFER Speech Clubg Future Farmers of America. . MMM ANDY E. CLARK Sponsor Bon COUcn Secretary- Treasurer FB 4 yearsg Tr. lg BB 2 yearsg BaseB 2 years: Sec- retary-Treasurer Class 52 3 Treasurer Speech Clubg N Clubg DEg FFA. MARY JANE ANDROES Chorus 53 President of Chorus 52: Rainbow Girlg Commercial Clubg BB Queen 529 Annual Staifg Honor Roll. SHIRLEY BEAN Glee Club 3 yearsg DEQ Speech Club. MARGIE BERRY DEQ Treasurer of Commercial Clubg Clee Clubg Lib. 51. RUBY BERRY Glee Club 33 Honor Boll 45 FHA Secretary 51g Commercial Clubg Annual Staff. ix, ' l 'V'- i TMS. A .p A , X , S' A a GERALD BROWN Speech Clubg Clee Clubg DE. PAUL CAMPBELL Commercial Clubg Speech Clubg Boys' State 51g Bus Driver. JANET W. CHANDLER Band.3g Twirler 25 Annual Staffg Commercial Clubg Honor Rollg Rainbow Girlg FB Queen Candidate 50. KAY CODY Flag Twirlers 24 Commercial Clubg Drum Corp 15 Honor Roll 2g FHAg Librarian. 1 4 O,DELL GRIGGS Distributive Educationg Speech Club. MARY HAMII. Glee Clubg Commercial Clubg Festival Queen Candidateg Annual Staffg Librariang Speech Club. MAxINE HENDERSON Attended Jay. Oklahoma High School. JIM HUDSON FB 2 yearsg BB 2 yearsg Track 1 year: Sports Editor Annual 523 Commercial Club. if 3.33 .. if all 2 ...E A A Rainbow Girlg FHAQ Commercial Clubg Honor Roll 1 yearg Libraryg FB Attendantg Pep Squadg Girl Scoutg Carnival Committee. NANCY EDMISTON Rainbow Girlg FHA 50g Honor Roll 4g Com- mercial Clubg Office Girlg Librarian. JEAN FLICKINGER Secretary Speech Clubg President Class 49g Re- porter 50g Commercial Clubg Annual Staffg BB Queen Candidate 51. JOHN GRAZIER Speech Clubg DEQ Future Farmers of America 4 years. F ? 31 .ti F L MARLENE LANG Band 43 Business Manager 52 Annual: Honor Roll 3143 Rainbow Girlg BB-Symphonette Bandg Flute Trio and Quartetteg Received DAR Awardg Commercial Club. NANCALENE LONG Glee Club 31 Honor Roll 3g Librariang Art Ecl- itor 52 Annualg Flag Twirlers: Commercial Club. BOE MAGEE FB 2 yearsg BB 4 yearsg Band 43 Symphonette- BB Bandg Clown Bandg Commercial Club. BONNIE MAY A FFA 2 yearsg Speech Clubg FB 4 years: Commer- cial Clubg Track 1 year. lk AL, :sf-4 . X . I' J HENRY KING DE 1 yearg Commercial Club. MARTELLE LANDES Commercial Clubg Annual Staff. JANET LANDERS Secretary Chorus 52g Rainbow Girlg Honor Roll 2g BB Queen Candidate 525 Chorus 4 yearsg Commercial Club. LAURA LANE DEg Commercial Clubg Glee Club lg Drum Corpsg Office Girlg FHA. I we I '5- gs, v Qi ,D ...ef SHIRLEY MORRIS Flag Twirlers 35 Drum Corps 13 Honor Roll 4g FHAg Office Girl: DEg Commercial Clubg Girls' State 51. MARY OSBORN Band 3g Rainbow Girly Commercial Club Re- porterg FB Queen Candidate 523 Honor Rollg Librarian. DON OYLER Volley B5 Band lg BBg Soft Bg President of Speech Clubg President of Homeroom. ANN REAMS Secretary-Treasurer FHAQ Vice President Bandg FB Queen Candidateg Cheerleader 25 President Junior Classg Commercial Clubg Annual Staff. F REDA ROBERTS Rainbow Girlg FHA Historian 50g Band 4g BB Bandg Speech Clubg Commercial Clubg Librar- iang Marionette Club. ., ,UW A mf ' 'L4' ' ff EDWARD STOUT Band 4 years: Commercial Clubg DEQ Speech Club Sergeant-at-arms. ROSALEE SUTTON Commercial Club. BARBARA TAYLOR President FHA: President DEQ President Com- mercial Clubg Honor Roll 3. JOIIN UPCIIURCR Football 2 yearsg Speech Club. BETTY WoODs Clee Club 25 Secretary Speech Clubg Commer- cial Clubg Drum Corp lg Annual Staff. LOUIS WOOD Basketball 4 years: Football 1 yearg Reporter FFA 3: Speech Club. WILLIS WIGGINS Clee Club 3 years: DEQ Speech Clubg FBg BBQ Track: Baseball. Lots MOORE Editor 52 Annual: Vice President Band 525 BB and FB Queen Candidate 493 Assistant Editor 513 Past Worthy Advisor Rainbowg Cheerleader 21Ag3 Honor Roll 4: Commercial Clubg Band 43 Office: BB and Symphonette Bandg Flute Trio and Quartette 33 Woodwind Quartette Quintette 3. BETTY KOBERTSON Band 45 Commercial Clubg Band Officerg Hon- or Rollf BB Bandg Saxophone Quartet: Sym- phonette Band. ROBERT RUSH Commercial. Clubg Speech Club: .lunior Class Presidentg Track 13 Basketball 43 Football 3 years. CHARLENE RYAN Cleo Clubg Annual Staffg Flag Twirlers 23 Girls' Quartette. JANET SIMPSON FB Queen 52g Band 314: Annual Staffg Com- mercial Clubg Secretary Band 52: Worthy Ad- visor of Rainbowg BB Bandg Marionette Club. 'SI' A A A WINFORD VICE b' 'ig- . gm-M .Ax N ,,, Q If PF' M - f I as Basketball 2 yearsg Speech Clubg FFA. Corpq Annual Staff. DONNA WHITE BARBARA WALLACE Rainbow Cirlg FHA 25 Commercial Clubg Drum MARILYN WALTON BB Teamg FHA9 Clee Club: Commercial Clubg Flag Twirlers, President 52g Annual Staff: Li- brariang BB Queen runner-up 513 Speech Club. Commercial Club: Clee Club 1: Librariang An- nual Staff. MARJORIE PRICE President Band 523 Past Worthy Advisor of Rain- bowg Honor Roll 4g Band 4g Twirler 3g Com- mercial Clubg BB and FB Queen Candidate 49g Photography Editor 52 Ahnualg Sax Quartette 33 Marionette Club Presidentg BB and Sympho- nette Band. JOAN REED Commercial Clubg Band 33 Drum Corp: Band Officerg Rainbow Cirlg FB Queen Candidateg BB Queen runner-upg Secretary Treasurer of Class 494 Honor Roll 23 Business Manager 52 Annualg FHAQ Basketball Band 2. 'fm,x . WMM W in f as I 6 Q6 Ztahozf ying r,.x,.t, - 5,5-J, f Y - AW!! . 3 ' 1 Quinton it Bentley West if Baker Lorene A X Genevieve Davis Hennigan Sponsors R K X Sponsors if X , X T E it il, G . S z r T a z 1 Jon Haverfield David Goody Vice President Sec.-Treas. Bill Glynn President Q V, I r ,lim Birdsell ,. V 1 A. H , - z it Marion Black X at il A f-5 Alta Brannan g 1 i S , :P Sam Brewer B N at yy I ' ' fy J A' ,' ' G S V Barbara Briggs Dx I 'N flux N, ' ' Dewey Buck V Billie Buster A ' 4 h 5 Q ' Marilyn Cambron V.. , Sig, as A Betty Clyne I 1 A X Q A ' iff -1' Q Mary Helen Cochran it ff' who is A S ' Bob Collins XX - B -1 l N' 1 K D ' C k t 3 Q x enma oo if - Shirley Coppedge , v , Lf, A ' v Betty Couch r ff s if ,y if Qu at .-. Wayne Critchfield it--, tv Y gl. ' Shirley DeLozier T, ri., 4 . ' A 3 '., S A - ,D H Lloyd Dye is gin' K A QTEJQQA A M Sue Eden G 'M - . S 'x Y it ,lim Elledge I V X H Sue Fisher Z 5, Y Q: M ' N ig' ' i C I3 Q Maureen Flanagan if it 5, 585 if x 6 Lewis Fouts ' f A . s Margie Gregory 5:7 Susan Guthrie ,f l Junior Harney A Tommy Harrison U ,,,:,. N Q 3 Phill Harvey ' t' 'ii ' ,G l as David Head lk' ' ' A V Q? V M lr! Henry Hemphill Zg' f iii' 3, 5 X , I y Don Holinsworth V 1 E Martha Hunter 'H ' ' U j 4 Sue Hunt - W YL y Robert James W L wg, 5 xii 6 2 Q Juanita Johnston f 1- at . . . V ' A ' Y.. fig' W ii VlCk1 Ketcherslde Q r 5 .x b Marion Landes A Sin, 'X .. ' li E. 9 iii y I vu N Tom Maddux Bob Marley Carol Martin Maxine Marlin Anna Mason Winnie Mae Mason Josephine Maynard Monte McMains Susie lTautfestl Murphy Bill Nicholson Q Q, gpg ma. L .57 A t x tx i P K ROyN0bliH I A A J i .LJ X K ii Tom Nowlin - N I , f - Q ' 1 P -1. ' 9 Q t 5' W X it X m f F P Q S Q is 5 X .4 'S E i A 1' . W Q. M .x Maxine Randall Bob Rankin Doris Reynolds Barbara Richards George Riner J. J. Riner Joe Robertson Nelsene Scott Harry Sebert Donna Smith .lay Smith Joanne Sparks Beverly Stone LaVern Stroud James Swaim Betty Tennent Jimmie Tennent Bonnie VanWinkle Gertrude Vaughan Thomas Vaughan Rufus Walker Ana Jeanne Waltman Bob Ward Kieth Wickham J im Winkler Eu ,Iaye 1Linkl Overfield Virginia Owens B N- Clesson Park Gwen Parrish Melba Parrish Rosanna Patton Patricia Perkins Ronnie Pierce John Pine Bill Price Closine Price Margaret Quigley Q NK 'il S? 59 L g .,. Q ,I ,::'.1 L. i I, 5 L 8 iiii e i t B i a ii ' P , .5 in i v- , i . ,' .6 K i C t R A , g , ys t N -s ss 4 A J' X-. 5 .. - - -W M We - . T ' Hz 2 -'Q 4 . - fi: 1 ,P '-- a P .f ' x P ' N f e - A R 4 ut: -. s.-.-lf .:'-. , . --.g'.' .'... ig -- .,,.'. 1,,.,. .-1 . . .-- 'I - J'-TI ,mme I'd Rather Be Me ............................................ Janet Simpson Always ,A,A,,,,....,,,,,,A,.... Tommy Maddux and Laura Brannan It Had To Be You .,.......... John Upchurch to Ginger Lang You Came Along ............,...........,...........v............. Ann Reams Do You Love Me ............,..,....,...,........................... Kay Cody Sooner Or Later ,,.,....... ........... ............ G r aduation A Man Without A Woman .......... just A Little Fond Affection Racing With The Moon ........ Too Many Irons ln The Fire A Little. On The Lonely Side Dark Town Poker Club ,..,.......A.... ...........Ernest Sellars ..........Janet Landers ............Barbara Taylor ....................Dorothy DeMoss .............Barbara Wallace Robert Rush and others If l rn Lucky ..................................,.,.,............. Rosalie Sutton There'll Be a Hot Time In The Old Town ' Tonight ......................,..,.,,..,,,,................. Prom Night Baby Face .................................,.,.................... Foster Boop Chewing Cum ,.,...... ......... M axine Henderson l'll Get By ..................... ................. R onnie May Till The End of Time ..,..,..,., ....,...,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,, T ests Tell Me ........................................... .......... M artelle Landes lt's Been A Long Long Time .................,.. Nancalene Long It's No Secret .................................................... Winford Vice So Long, lt's Been Good To Know You .... Dedicated to all the teachers from the Seniors 6352310 And So To Sleep Again ...... ........................ D on Oyler Too Young ....................... ,.........,,....,....... H enry King Dirnples ............................. ....,..... M ary Jane Androes Sin ............................,,,,....,.,.., ,....Y........ J ean Flickinger Here Comes Santa Claus ......... .....i.. P aul Campbell Slow Poke ........,............................... ........,...... B ob Magee l'm Clad I Waited For You .,...... ......... F reda Roberts Cold Cold Heart .....,....,........,,..,... ............. E dward Stout Cow-Cow Boogie ...............,.......,...,.........i.i Mark Branstetter Berry Me Not On The Lone Prairie ............ Margie Berry 1'll String Along With You .,........... ........ S hirley Bean Domino ..,,.,.,,,,.,,,,..,,,.,,.,.,,,,.,..., ....... N ancy Black Down Yonder ....,......,,.,..,..,.....,... ....... D onna White I Heard A Forest Praying ..,........ ...,..,,.,.., L ouis Wood Doing What Comes Naturally .................... Shirley Morris Farmer In The Dell .............i...................,...... Odell Griggs They Didn't Believe Me ...,,,..,... Morning after graduation IRONMAN COURTSHIPS Price-Parrish ...... Reed-Breshears Lang-Boyles .,.,..... Walton-Hindman ....... Edmiston-Elgin ,......,...... Grazier-Cook .............. Lane-Brown ......, Berry-Martin .....,.... Hamil-Worthington Robertson-Meyers .. Wiggins-Smith ......, Hudson-Cobb ...... .Y-v , DAFFYNISHIONS YELL-What we do at all the ball games USELESS--As the Seniors see the underclassmen MADHOUSE-The halls at noon HOUR-Sixty minutes of torture, especially before noon LIBRARY--Place for gossip--Silent POLITE-Something you are to the Seniors or else VACATION-Those few and far between times of paradise TILL THE END OF TIME-Homework Qseems as ifj GRAND ILLUSIONS-Straight A's you dream about INFORMATION PLEASE-Exam paper INNER SANCTUM-Principal's Office TIRED-What we are after carrying our homework home JERSEY HIGH BALL-Class of Milk PUPPY LOVE-Beginning of a dog's life PUCKERPAINT-Lipstick JOKE--Something to be laughed at, if told by a teacher! Moore-Paige .................,.......................... 100 per cent Steady It 9 Osborn-Couch .....,............. Whitchurch-Chandler ...,.., P . ..................Altar Bound ..........99.9 per cent Rising per cent Steady ..,.....,....,.........,.Steadies? ,....,..,,She couldn't wait steady affair again, off again fn! .....................Could Be ........You never know .....,..,.........SurpriseI 4,- .,..,....Permanent? y ' r .........Cute couple ll, QQ WANT ADS WANTED: Indian Reservation, give Jay Smith back to the Indians LOST: Sleep-Night of Prom WANTED: More conceit-Robert Auten needs it! WANTED: A Classic Comic for a book report--Tom Maddux and others WANTED: A comb for Pretty Boy -James Swaim WANTED: A dictionary-how to divide Dun-nit -Bill Glynn ,yung ,A-Wx .MUZX JH.. W. , A W '.-Q, 3 ff -11 Q X X4- w 3,9 Pi I fyndwmfws' -1 4 -I A , 4 egg Qaggfekngefzbagdw Vesta V , Foy 1 1 -. Sponsor cuz Q.. t' lk 9 1 4 ' ' Harold Wood M Carlie Long Vice Pres. L g Sec.-Treas. 1 :. Charles Vosberg President Shirley Adair ' f A, ,jg-yjggygm S In t Gary AI1dCI'S0l'l r V at .Q ' 43? gl.-A - 'C if Q X' at C Gerald Austin lf ,iff 4 Ag, C' W iii? Robert Auten 'li V I . tw M V f - garaen.Berry 'kia I 1 air C Richard Bloom , , 1-I 1 .I M Lois Brown f ,C 'Q' yi i 5' . Q' F ' Lenora Carr E lei C 1- K l Susie Cobb y f I bzl u lg! , fa J im Coberley - -G. ei .Wh or Af .X Wendell Clmgan f ' John Collier 5 A ' V7h . C Jeri Cook ' gl ,F T 5 , ,,, , 5' ' Grace Ann Couch gf -ly Y K va 34, f william Darnell fl KV, 3' fl, x l l Billy Edmiston ' f'-.f'n N ' CL ' Ray Edwards Gretchen Fowler ,W lvz I i .limmie Grant K Ruhy Helen Grant I Marilyn Gregory Margaret Hagebusch June Hall Y Yvonne Harmon Ruth Harrington Carol Harshman Ted Hathcoek Charles Hawkins Helen Holboll Raymond Hunt lmogene Hurd Mary Hutton Lee Roy lnman Q C Lawana James Ralph Jones V -S if ,,, W 1 'Mk ' Joe Larg Sponsor 2 , B ,. 11 A, w,.,,,': , .lr .LVL -vu! u nnvsvuvl wluv Russell King Patsy Lewis Q Alvin Liston , Ginger Lang Vada Jo May Warren Maynard James Morgan Desene Michael I' Mary Nicholso Norris Nichols Jarvis McCollough Vivian Lee Moore Delmar Mosher Jerry 0'dell Lola Parris Patty Parrish Patsy Pierson Danny Phelps Catherine Price I1 Jane Reed Shirley Reams Louis Reed Pat Riley Bill Rush Shirley Ryan Mary Snider Clark Spray Ronald Standeford J im Taylor Dennis Tevebaugh Barbara Thomas Ann Turner Ruth Turner J oe White Glynn Williams Joanne Wilson Walter Wilson Jerald Wood Mary Peters OKLAHOMA HIGH SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY few v 'M - t t it t 'grga 1 4- . f 1i ? 5 maeeeeeoo M t40.9fWi06wG 'Wi3 0 9 egefffflgaouii i First row: Janet Coatney, Carla Driskill, Carol Sue Harshman, Charles Hawkins. Martha Hunter. Patty johnson, Janet Landers, Marlene Lang. Second row: Lois Moore, Marjorie Price, joy Roh- ertson, Rufus Walker, Vivian Moore, Shirley Morris, Kay Cody, Maureen Flanagan. Third row: Margie Gregory, Carlie Long, Nancalene Long, Ginger Lang, Doris Reynolds, Jeanne Waltnian, Betty Couch, Ronnie Cummings. Fourth row: Ronda Dart, Nancy Edmiston. Marilyn Gregory. Carolyn Keithley, Pauline Mathis, Jaye Overfield, Ruth Turner. Mary Ellen Winkler. Ruby Berry. To be eligible for the honor society a student,s grades must be in the upper 10 per cent of the total enrollment. The position on the honor roll is based upon the work done during the first semester of the year and the second semester of the preceding ycar. Certificates of membership will be presented to honor students by Mr. Martin at the award assembly. WS N. nv .WN ?. . X a 5 ' A I., - ix I ,Q p X ' 34 f Nm .,. I I , 1 xnxx. Q V A4'n' , x. N f- . 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' X ze B C. .. . 1 sf R xx Joleen Owens Evelyn Parrish Connie Price Raymond Parrish ' Earl Dean Parks 1 X -John Quigley U l ,lohn Redman Charles Redman Richard Ryan I ack Hindman Dean Holinsworth Judy Harrison Patty Johnson Jerry J ones Edith Keller Carolyn Keithley Ted Krampf Mary Lane Sam Landers Ruth Lunsford Joe McClure Jimmie Maddux Raymond Maggard Lila Juene Manley Pauline Mathes Howell Mabry Patricia McGraw Cleadis McGraw Danny Meyers Leo Morrison J im Munson Gene Nichols Loretta Nunnallee ' 2 at 'S C is Ronald Gary Ross is ' 3 gl ' 'R' ' Edna Richards f ,loy Robertson Gene Roberson .. T .Q ' Q. A J Catherine Riley if A1 ,, y V5 -NX 1 Tommy Saddler C A1 P We Kathern Simpson P' 'A ailf S'-Y ' 4 Q L Q if Hallie Skidmore C' ' Lanora Mae Sutton Bobbie Standeford Billy Joe Stand Kent Snodgrass Clay Smith . ' 1: ' iss - 1 A get I sr Billy ,loe Smalley S - Nl , , ...-L . , r N Q .loe Smart J rt H- L ff-it 'r' .4 ,N A ' at A ' F lkc Smart 'jj' at V 5 'i t- '. 'W ' Barlnara Simpson gig g 'V' if 5 -5 QI' . C1-ncvicvc Tautfest lf V tx I . .N Ccraldinc Tautfcst Jim Todd as-54 S - X . Ward Turley if--s ,gn V' fi, H , ' llaisy l.ou Vinson -, v- W 51 ae! 'I A QM di. lacquclinc Watson l. f ' , Q., , ,Q . X: X A' .lohn Ed Wicndt if 7 - lk' Mary Wickliffe , t X' I -X N, I Q. ' f vi .gi 4 t ' A fa Marvin VVilson - ' Mary lfllcn Wiriklstr 'W Virginia Wotmcl Darlccn Woods ' t ' Allcn Waltman . '55 1 - , -- I s--' N Shirlcy Ryan Mary Ann Turner Patsy Picrson Jeri Cook Marilyn Gregory THE PROM-1951 We, the Sc-niors of V932 cntcrtaincd at thc ,lunior-Senior Prom last ycar with a lmanquct and a dance which took place Hln an Old Dutch Gardenv amid the tulips. The couplvs gaily danced around thc colorful windmill shown above. At left-Thc Asscinhly was changed to an all-school program. On the program. Santa Claus presented the school with a sum of money from the 1052 Scniors to start a fund for a football scorchoard. cv '- 3 1 I ffagws ui: llljjiz--. s- -, ,A U 4,P-,, V .4vp.4..e,: lh 0 9' ull? I-:- 4 .gg:3:'gln' fyllnllllllllc gl llllllflflfllflfflffllfllfflllll llllllllllllllilllllllll mllllll 1 fu nlunllullluunllll lllllllllllllllfl ' .2o'1 p 3311 fn' In lppnvu ,,,...--- lzlwuupn ,V , , IW ' Q ll1'Il'!::l1?gqp,. I I 1'5 Wi f'Waeacm,..,.,.,,.... 1411, .atp V NX ,we A alt? . 963 9 tug 0696 M' Hazel Roper l 'ELL ENGLISH II The direction in which educalion starts a man will determine his future life. -PLATO Vesta Foy E GLISH A D HISTORY Really working! lt's bell time. Let's golw A . I Q OKLAHOMA HISTORY and CIVICS In order to succeed we need leaders who can kindle fire from their own burning souls. ROOSEVELT Q2-C' Prvpzaring for Lifv Y, TYPINC II BERNICE BRICKER KEEPING Preparing for Businvss TYPING I Leading the Race-Rufus and Susan. Everyday-Practice from Tape Recorder. 5 4 Ruby-An ordinary sight. Nancalene-Comptometer. exif' gen R R CCMMERCIAL CLUB We are 38 seniors organized to promote training in personality, responsibility, initia- tive, and just plain How to Act Properly Under Different Circumstances. The officers are Barbara Taylor. President: Nancy Black, Vice President: Betty Robert- son, Secretary: Margie Berry, Treasurer, and Mary Osborn, Reporter. Mary .lane Androes was appointed social chairman and Nancy Edmiston. program chairman : Bernice Bricker. Sponsor. Filing. U' l Nr ' o 1 Practice Room. is K li v's , X fl f I Q t 5. .,.. X' 1 i ' Joari-With Fase-Around 75 jugi Wqirkilqgl ' 0 S O 10 99961909 J . F. H. A. OFFICERS Joanne Sparks, Pres.g Mary Cochrun, Vice Pres., Sue Hunt, Sec., Juanita Johnson, Treas.g Winnie Mason, Hist.g Margie Gregory, Parliamentariang Mar- tha Hunter, Song Leaderg Margaret Quigley, Reporter. Kaffe QZ'zhgp?Z5vza.7i41 X Q25 Sow 5, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS isnt? ' ' oi-fti. N 1 Q N , m fa v ' 4 r Q, if-S Bottom row: Joy Pearce, Mary Wickliffe, Daisy Vinson, Charlene Ryan, Dorothy DeMoss, Kay Cody. Bonnie Van Winkle. Mary Coclirun. Nelsene Scott. Doris Reynolds, Patty Fitzwater. Carol Colter. Shirley Coppedge. Second row: Sue Hunt. Margie Gregory, Dean Holinsworth. Joanne Sparks, Margaret Quigley. Martha Hunter. Winnie Mason. Carol Martin. Juanita Johnson. Lila Manley. Barbara Simpson, Third row: Lois Brown, Jane Reed. Rosanna Patton, Marilyn Cam- bron. Freda Roberts, Virgina Owens. Ronda Dart. Joleen Owens, Patty Johnson, Carolyn Keithley, Vivan Moore. Fourth row: Carlie Long, Carla Driskill, Mary Winkler, Joy Robert- son, Suzanne Dodge. Janet Coatney. Judy Harrison, Nlary Lane. Nita lirewer, Edith Keller. Connie Price. Fifth row: Lenora Carr. ,Patsy Pierson. Janette llumgarner, Lawana James, Ruby Grant. Mary Turner. Shirley Feltenberger. Ruth Turner, Catherine Price, Miss Henni- gan. Not Pictured: Judy Albin, Dennia Cook, Tommy Harrison, Sonya, Ketcherside. Barbara Wallace. Virginia Vfood. Genevieve Hennigan. Sponsor. if- ff- e, if 1, fj5'iYs.1, ' Office of Leon S. John, Principal Maureen Flanagan, Nelsene Scott, Virginia Owens, Beverly Stone, Lois Moore, and Nancy Edmiston AMERICAN HISTORY Bentley Baker Though a man be wise, it is no shame for him to live and learn. -SOPHOCLES s . up 3, 5 Q st 44? WORLD HISTORY If liberty and equality, as is thought by some, are chiefly to be found in democracy, they will be best attained when all persons alike share in the government lo the utmost. Itls a long way around! 7ARI5'l'0TLE l w.. gf ,Y BIOLOGY Wat1'l1 your snakes! Bugs! And all other living things, or we may get llt0lIl for rlisvcting or pre'- serving. vi SCIENCE . Q w E QUINTON WEST is . 'I X .f ' Q 8 'ii im. ,, Chemlstry GEOGRAPHY l fy l ri ,A 'lil ' ll XQA E E -My It ' as CS A i if it Y r .5 I . , I X 'I yn! ., tb, Ki GENERAL SCIENCE Hold your noses Listen! 7-Tu' www X First Semester DRIVER TRAINING Safety First Second Semester Ek 1 Q- f 'I gm 'v fwt- lf. fr' 1- Q kr. 9 5 :if Y 2 . v N 'ligfg A Ve. 'oh .r 1 'g D. -X 46 .tr A an f .Q 'ti wg. 3' 1 2:5 1' gn.. dawg lx- UH 'Y A ju SHOP JOE LARGE Instructor MECHANICAIJ DRAWING SHOP 1 Quo .Q . .N S yi :KL qsmwsas Second Hour Q' A .5 . 5 L. ,Mui --2, SHOP lvvem Sixth Hour MATHEMATICS H RM AT KGS GENER Ml M NYU AL I rv Vivian Spurgeon 1 h-.M ALGEBRA I X lIll'1' lvttvr was rv- unul Ivy Miss Spur- gn n from Mr. Zlllll uf XXN1. I who is Vivo lfl'9ldl'lll of lhv Nu- ml c.1hllIl1'l I of lun N1 IH lvlumzlllvs. for th:- ALGEBRA 1 FOIA!! GEOMETRY Uma IUSI. 'Hu' prxfm her gcmnvlry rlussvs gcmm-try 4- X h i In it whivh sho look In llu National zum-ling in I was om' 4'UIllpll'lK'll in LATIN II Labor Ornnia Vinci! A Lorene A. Davis 2 - LATIN AND ENGLISH LATIN II ENGLISH HI Here will be an olrl abusing of Goa s patience and the kings English. SHAKESPEARL LATIN I ENGLISH ENGLISH Jim Taylor President Tom Vaughan Mark Branstetter Secretary -? A' w r. . QM' 'uAl.' fx . yn Q . vu wk Q5-lxvblfdi' V- ' V , 1 se ff fi 177' Et, D - v.. ., -mm .. ,, , I . Gary Anderson ...... . ANNO! V ,.Qlg i! ' 7 7' ffl.-Q , :N piflo 'Jr , - of' 'fN1 ' k A or ,ff . Excanrlv get V a .- QE gi-,ffc 1, 2 3 S' Q U U' Lavern Stroud Vice President ELDRED HARRIS Advisor B.S., Panhandle A81Mg M. S., Oklahoma A81M. My main interest is help- can help them. Bob Marley J. J. Riner Treasurer Reporter Sentinel his 1 Q. -I 1' . -twat '- 1 rio ' -' i'x-Ellqikf : . X - ,,,7 4 , - l xg, 2 . .- 'I '- 'll Q. 7 , 1 'ff i4'1fg1,'f,71-X-5 . ' T nw. ' I, tl 1' r . ' , ' 15 X x . K A o Q 5 QF.- 1 s WLT.. +0 ' J A i 52 ing the boys in any way I 1 .-.-........,..Dairying Richard Ansson ....... - ,,,...... Swine Raising Gerald Austin .,,.,., .,,... . ,Swine Fattening Jerry Black .eoe..e.,,,. ...,....,.,,..,.,. S wine Raising Mark Branstetter ......... ...,...... D iversified Farming Kenneth Clark .,..,,..,. , .,,,.r, .,e,........ S wine F attening Ray Edwards ..,. .,..,.re, D airying and Swine Raising Jim Elledge ....... Paul Elledge ....... Ronald Flippen ,.,,.. Lewis Fouts ,...... Junior Harney . .,..., Lee Roy Inman Alvin Liston ..e...,,s.s Howell Mabry .,,..., Bob Marley ,.,,.vo . ,.,...,.......,,.,.,..,,,,, .... , r.... D airying -.--,..-.-,.,-.Swine F attening ,.,,-,,Beef Cattle Production ...,.,.Beef Cattle Production .,....,-....,......Swine Raising N,,.,..,o,,..,....,Dairying .,.........,Swine Fattening .....,.,....,,Stock Cattle Raising .,..,,.,,.,......Dazrytng Gene Nlchols ..............,. Swine and Beef Production Keith Wickham ,.,.., .Swine and Dairy Production Norris Nichols ............ Swine and Beef Production Bill Nicholson ......,..,...,.,.,....r...........,, Swine Raising Closine Price ..... ....... S wine and Beef Production George Riner .............. . ....,...........,... .Swine Raising J. J. Riner ................ Swine and Beef Production Billy Joe Smalley ............. .........., S wine Fattening Ike Smart .....................................,... .Swine Raising Clay Smith ...............................,., A .,.. Lamb Fattening Clark Spray ..............., Swine and Beef Production Lavern Stroud ............ Swine and Beef Production J im Taylor .... ................................. Swine Raising Jim Tennent ............ Swine and Dairy Production Dennis Tevebaugh -. .......... Beef Cattle Production Jim Todd ........................ Beef and Swine Raising Tom Vaughan ..... .........,...................,..... D airying Winford Vice ..........................., ...Swine Fattening Allen Waltman ............ Swine and Dairy Production 41' g 5' In ixQf,'l'iHl an-A! 5 VX.- qw...m A-. ,- I ...av .fviif ig! ll aim in FRESHMAN AGRICULTURE-Still, But Not Studying GUIDANCE I li 1-.., WALDO CAMPBELL, A.B., Bethany-Peniel College. Ed. M. Oklahoma University, Graduate work, Oklahoma University. This year we have expanded our guidance program. We now have home room organ- izations. whose chief function is to assist students in obtaining information and guidance not found in our regular classwork. Our guidance program also includes the testing of students to obtain information regarding the students' scholastic ability, interests, and personality adjustment. The counseling phase of our program has included individual conferences with stu- dents to assist them in making plans for a career. It also includes counseling with students who have problems of a personal or scholastic nature. Our goal is to help each student determine what his abilities and talents are, and then help them achieve the maximum from them. .,mC,,,.S DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO Sam Brewer Bob Rankin Treasurer Reporter Vice President Lloyd Dye Barbara Taylor Margie Berry , , , President Secretary i' e . Ag 2 if 1 Glenn Moore D. E. CLUB D. E. is a vocational training program for students interested in careers in the fields of retailing, wholesaling, and service selling. It is a program designed to combine classroom instruc- tion with actual work experience through the cooperation of the school and local business organizations. The objective of D. E. is to prepare students for a vocation while they are still in school. Students receive two credits for the course, one for their classroom instruction and one for their work experience. D.A.R. AWA RD MARLENE LANG The Winner of the D. A. R. Good Citizenship Contest Candidates for this contest must have a grade average of a 'B' or over and are rated on thc following qualifications: 1. Dependability - includes punctuality, truthfulness, self-control. and loyalty. 2. Service e- includes co-operation courtesy. and consideration of others. 3. Leadership - includes personality, and ability to assume responsibility. 4-. Patriotism - an unselfish interest in family, school. community. and nation. Marlene Lang was selected by the senior class on the basis of the above and will receive a national D. A. H. certificate and pin at the award assembly. LIBRARY ' AZ' Qaeda fxfxo noo is Ko Give me the room whose every lc g dedicated to a book tg I-'RANK q, he tw ,.e vang C KW 26 LIBRARY CLUB W' ,Zag WHO'S WHO ' A Biggest Pest A A . JAY SMITH 1 fn. W M Wiltiest Boy 2 Most Tallfative Girl T031 NIgXlllJl X ,l.-XNICT SINIPSUN UC. 7 Outsmmling Scholar Best All-Around Girl and Boys HHS NIUUIHC KY I Nl' 'Y 'HYICSVI' 5l',liI,.-XRS :ami DMX HX l,l'.R Most Courteous Girl and Boy JOY PEARCH and EDWARD STOUT avg! Girl and Boy Most Likely Cutest Couple Cutest Girl and Handsomest Boy to Succeed JERI COOK and B012 WARD MARTHA HUNTER and HILL BLAIR MARLENF LANG and RUFUS WALKER 35j5?x5Qi X -an +. . x Y- QQ? 'ix Q ,X fum SN- - M 0 ed: aim? M 9.90043 U slh M W' CHORUS ,lanie Antlroes. Catherine Price, Mary Snider, Ann Reams, Yvonne Harmon. Shirley Rt-anis. June Hall, Patsy Pierson, Helen Holball. Patty Parrish. ,lanet Landers. Cwenna Parrish. Gertrude Vaughan, Connie Price, Mary Winkler. Carla Driskill, Nita Brewer. Mary Lane. .lay Ove-rfivltl, Manealene Long. Susie Cobb, Beverly Earle-s. Winnie Mason, Mary Covhrun, Ruth Harrington, Patty Fitzwater, Suzanne Dodge, lrene llutlgeon. Rosanna Patton. Ruth Klyne. Mary Wielcliffe, Dean Hollinsworth, Janie Smith, Lois Brown. Lola Parris, Mary Hutton, Margaret llagelmseli, Mary Nicholson. Charles Voslmc-rg, Danny Arnold. Clark Spray. Ray lfflwarcls. Kent Snodgrass, Ray Parrish, Ward Turley. Clay Smith. Ann Turner. Dt-nnia Cook, ,leri Cook. .lanie Hem-ml. Carlit- Longz, Jarvis MeCollough, l,aVern Stroud, Ronnie Stanclefortl, Wayne llritehfieltl. lflnrenee Johnston Tony Conine, Jerry Jones, Norris Nichols, Sam Landers. Ruby Grant, lniogene llurcl. Joy Pearce. 'ii - r' XNQ nf xx 1 f lt Al W ly 9' KN ,dy Y 44 '-N ff r X! Joy Pearce Lucille Dees Accompanist Director Ni . - I GIRLS TRIO Janie Reed, Winnie Mason, , Dcnnia Cook. ' ' ll ii ww wi' O ' ' -1 -Y .- 0 1? 0' Oar dxqgyz- Q 45,1 Q' 9 4 42,32 R26 ok, 3 1? QQJQ 0, 0 ,ff ail- BOYS PRACTICE DAY 'LBecause of Youi' ADVISORY BOARD GIRLS QUARTET jerry Jones, Ray Edwards. LaVerne Stroud, Janie Shirley Ryan, Charlene Ryan, Jeri Cook Cathrlne Androes, Pres.: Dennia Cook. Charlene Ryan, Nan- Price. calene Long, and ,Ioan Wilsori. ......-.-. A -...-, ..,. -......, . Club Assembly Lollyiumlun1', Moonlight Bay NS6IltlIHClll8l Journny ljlzrnrinnx Vllultvr xx'lllS0ll llan Arnulml wlllylli' Crilvllfie-lfl lizzsirzvsx .llanagvr Clmarlcne llyan Smgm Village Smitllye' Director Miss Lucille Dues Secretary-Treasurer Janet Lanclcrs l'res1'rl0nl Janis' Androvs THE IRC MA BA D 'llop row: Raymontl llunt. ,lorry 0'tlc-ll, llill l,0w0ry, llarrvl llluin. Sliirlm-y Nunnalvv, Lawana ,lauu-s Rob Rankin. Marvin Wilson, llill Glynn. Rob Magma Jim Munson. Ern:-st Se-liars, Jay Sllliiil, ,lanws Swaim, Roln-rt .Nutr-n. Ralph jon:-s, Ronnic- tlunuuings. St-voml row: Sammy llrvwvr. ,lim Taylor, Carol Martin, Martlia lluntvr. Jan:-t Simpson. l,ois Moorv, Marla-no Lang. Ruth Turn:-r, Marilyn Caiuliron, joy Rolwrtson. llt-tty Rolu-rtson. Margarvt Quigley. Fitlwartl Stout. ,lov Whitt-, Dm-lmar Noslwr, Rufus Walks-r, ,lorry Rolwrtson, Cvorge- l'ic'k'Q-ls. Tliirml row: Wanda Lay. 'llonnnit' Harrison. Carolyn Mars. Carolm- ll:'Nloss. Carla lflggin, Shirley Adair. janv! lioatnvy, Jucly llarrison. Fmlra 0'tlt-ll, ,lumly .-Xutvn. Marla Clinton, Lvnora Carr, ,loannv Sparks. llingvr Lang, Carol Harsllnian, llonniq- Van Winlxlc. llvtty lilynv. Vada May. llottonl row: Jann-t Porte-r. Vifilma Lay. Mary Quiglvy, llotty Morris, Margiliarita Nvvillo. livvlyn Hunt, lm- Picks-ls. ,lt-rouiv Cilmson. Douglas Prim-. Ronniv Harmon, llill llonuvr, ,ltllllllly filingan, lain:-s lilinv. 'l'ouuny Carpe-nte-r. lfonroy Moore-, 'l'onuuy Samlalla-r. J0lll1lly Watcrs. llalz- Slwritlon. ,linuny Urnalorff. li.-NND l3lRl'itl'l'0R Anfly R. Clark. Jr. DRUM Nl.'K.lUR ,lolm Fcl. We-ntlt TWlRl.l'lRS-- Sliirle-y Ft-ltviilwrgc-r, Susan Guthrie-. Marjoriv l'ri4'v lNot in picture-,lam-t Chamllvr, Fr:-da Rob:-rtsi BAND OFFICERS PI'l'Sl.llf'T7II Marjorie Price Vice President , l,ois Moore Secretary-Trvrlsurer . Janet Simpson Business Manager Bill Glynn COMMITTEE Uniform ,lim Munson Robert Auten Publicity Marilyn Camlrron Erin-sl Sc-llars Enlvrlainment Marilyn Calnliron Firnvst Svllars Frccla Roberts Welfare Marlene Lang Carol llarshman LJ W., as' f :Q ' 35 YM-+ Liuffd- an UM., x ' 'F X fa L A A S x , 4, as M M., ,Q 1 p A , f p , ,' - . r' I Q, f , ' A . M',., I i . . U A Q .. ,, .. ,Z Q, A nf ', . ' A ' VV., V . 'B . M! ' 1 A 70 . t 'f' I K-4 V . A , x' J rr A an - f, . , , H A, if ,wif ' . 5 Q' ' A ' V Y' rms' , 4, 97 , .Q K K I i' A my me - f , -ff V. 'E ' P' er 55 1 1 J 5g,,,,,,i. ,I fr V' ' uf 'L'L A ,, , M... ' if ., W mfiX5Yf3?gr LV 5, 2 sr 3 fwfg ig q,g3, 'gMrR.'??H'nQ M1 my WB.-an xv j , Qgwgy , - Z ,. , , , ,fy -V - wg .E I 'Q Az 33 Janet Wh 1 ,Av 1 Q J 1 I V4 d l.. lfllfl lQl I 1-v-l,r1r:lf1'vIIZJ47:,r Ufil 111551 l'.'Ai'l1l' 'JVJZGVIII 16612 f fflidfx gym? 'D gf 32553 S 'S 6 uf 65. k x 0 S' 4 1 I 'V F' MK? g ,J x-X9 My FGOTBALL QUEEN JAWS' ON in f BASKETBALL QUEEN Jir- JA ,4 5 9 FOCTBALL .Zami Ummzw 580812551 UE-30g 22 F571 Q3 eaxbzfhmxia if 49 n-N 51 7 - 7 NOWATA IRONMEN I . ik . ,M . -I Dvwvy Willis Warren I. J. Harold Boll Bill William Iluvk. I.. If. Wiggins. II. II. Berry. B. Riner, F. B. Wood, H. B. Rush. H. B. Glynn. R. T. Darnell. I.. C ,I im Ronnie- llc-nry I.ouis Allen Ilill ,I im Raymond mlson. II. ll. May. I.. U. III-mpliill. R. G. Fouls. I.. T. Cordon. I.. E. Rusli. R. Ii. Taylor. I.. H. lVIugg1air1I. I.. G H Cla-sson .lim .lim George Tom Marvin Keitll David I ark. R. Il. ilvmlrl, li, ll, lflle-dgv. I.. G. Riner. W. B. Nowlin. C Wilson. R. E. Wickliain. R. T. Coody, C Don Jerold Gene Glynn Bob Dan Holinsworth. R. E. Wood. Q. B. Roberson. R. T. Williams. R. T. Ward. R. H. Meyers, R. E. 'S i- I I , 'K rx 0 d 4 . E5 , . F? . gg 4 Q' X ' ' .. , , 1 A KW . hi' C L F 1. xi f,. c', Q if Q ws, rf 4 ' 'Q' 1' 7 ff as 'Z' ,g fm 1+'f 1 k 9' .. lp 4' Q? If Sl? fa Q ,J-in , t 'ix' at x 1 ' Sf- fy ,.,.flW may Af dw -, ,, ,xt .v A N-w ' 9 'FL Q ' nu J E 44 1 im' 'an QQ5 ... ,f 3 .2 l 2311 'mf IB B TEA Top row: Allen Cordon, Mike Frevlanrl, Bill Glynn, Raymond Hunt. Don llolinswortli. ,lim Wiiikli-r. Bottom row: ,larold Vlfood, Leroy Inman, Bob Marley. J. J. Rincr, Rob Wzlrml. Rivliarcl Bloom. 77 55 ' L l am a firm lwlivvvr that if you would ge-I the most out of any of the ailve-nturvs you may solo-vt as your lifa-'s work, you must be-liffvv wliolvhflartmlly in thc' amlve-nlurv upon wliivh you 1-mlvark. It mlors not make- so much cliffe-rvnce which advf-nturc' you take into lhc' rr-alm of the fulurv so long an it is one that will vnrich your life and the lives of thosf- with whom you vom? in Conlavt. l am surf- that if you Contribute somcfthing to the world you will have a more intf-resting arlvvnture- for yoursf-lf and you will leave a mor? intvrrfsting world for the one-s who follow after you along the- trail. JOHN BROWN l 'jf' 'i , A 5 Q S J fa , if I H 5 it 5 -,F .N,f A n 4 E, JIA . Li' 'K I 'I if' ix 9 L w 1 I . My A' N1 nv Q, X 1 SN. ,L WE APPRECIATE OUR HOMETOWN M ER C H A N T S THE SIMPSON HARDWARE First National Service is our firsf l'hough1 ' BAN K NOWATA OKLAHOMA Eslablishecl in I 898 529,52- Kirk G Son JEWELERS Delaware 8: Pecan Lumber Dealer JOHN PHONE 36 NOWATA, OKLAHOMA DUGAN F'- f, FRIGIDAIRE 6'ApPI'Ih Nowafa, Oklahoma REENHO SE M C SERVICE Flowers 'For All Occasions WRSOLENRQ' CHEVROLET H. C. THOMPSON W. E. STUDEBAKER Qwner SALES Phone 2l3 HARVEY'.S RADIO sr APPLIANCE 3 l22 Sourh Oak Phone 955 2 Q , YOU ARE SURE WITH WESTINGHOUSE CAMPBELL HOTEL Superior Accommodalions PHONE 98 . MOSHER GARAGE Nowala, Oklahoma MOTOR REBUILDING - GENERAL REPAIR PARTS 8: SUPPLIES Phone 260 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS DAVE 81 WARD NEELY Life Insurance PHONE 7lo OR 842 LANMNG 625 Q SEED -fu Our 501'h Anniversary 'JN GROVENBERG'S PAINT STORE We heIp you dress up your home NOWATA DAILY STAR Your Communiiy Newspaper B.P.S. PHONE 293 PAINTS MELTON SERVICE STATION Texaco Producfs Phone Seiberling Tires 3II But-one Company Guardhfeed for Life of Tire BUTANEi PROPANE GAS TANKS COURTEOUS SERVICE ALWAYS and APPLIANCES A NOWATA ROLLER RINK SERVEL SALES 5 C0mpIimenI's of Phone 889 Nowafa, Okahoma S f- Orie Price 8' , A T Gene Hendricks BLACKWELL PRODUCE We Buy Cream and PouII'ry GUS ANDROES, Manager NOWATA MAYTAG COMPANY Mayfag and Philco Appliances DICK HANIGAN 8: SON PRIM BAKING COMPANY ENRICHED BUTTER-NUT BREAD FANCY PASTRIES Nowafa. Oklahoma , I -A A THE LEADER STORE If Ou+fiH'ers Io Men and Boys f 2 NEW REX THEATRE T Besi' Wishes c. D. Hicks J. .J BOWDEN WEISS FOOD STORE Fresh Fruifs and VegeI'abIes SchooI SuppIies R o s e SERVICE STATION ,' Corner Pine and Modoc A I'IARMON'S GROCERY 3I6 Easf Modoc-Phone 593 T FROZEN FOODS Jig COMPLETE LINE OF KEY'S CLOTHING 11. Vx Q. 9 K W 133 I KH 'Vr- abil' A Qu 'WK 1 i i 1 r x 2- h, ming lie-zl ,YXXUY 5' T llvnlml' XX ug. W K wang, i . g' wg, The WARLICK STUDIO QQ'52,',L Por1'rai+ and Commercial QS' '91, ' PHOTOGRAPHY 9 IO8-B Norl'h Maple T 0 0 NOWATA. OKLAHOMA Snodgrass Cleaners PHONE bl MATHIS FURNITURE STORE The home of low prices NOWATA ABSTRACT CO. Firsl' Nafional Bank Building H. A. HUNTER, Presideni Lel' us help you wifh your l'il'le problems Keystone Supply Co. MIKE ROBERTS, Founder I9I4 PIPE AND OIL WELL SUPPLIES Nowafa - BarI'lesville . Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Complimenfs of The Gas Service Company ll DAVIS PAINT STORE ll -- P. T. Wesfmacoff Il JIU ' Home of Beffer Values OKLAHOMA TIRE and SUPPLY COMPANY A SAVINGS WITH EVERY PURCHASE TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY Esfablished l905 ABSTRACTS FURNISHED PROMPTLY BOWEN EQUIPMENT l CO. ' zzo EAST DELAWARE ,, Nowafa, Oklahoma . WARD'S CLOTHING STORE Everyihing for Men and Boys DoyIe's Cafe SPECIALIZING IN STEAKS and SEA FOODS Hi-way I69 Phone 957 N I' C I ' ,j'fr:i:?n,'g',fo:f Landers Bros. Women ar?d Children FOOD STORE KEECH GROCERY 81 MKT. WILLIAM'S LUMBER YARD 4,7 E. Osage Nowa1'a, Oldahoma Phone 754 WE GIVE S 8: H GREEN STAMPS Ideal Cafe FRIENDSHIP IS THE IDEA OF THE IDEAL Ofis and Joe WARDROBE CLEANERS lI0 N. Pine PHONE lI70 FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY We give S 8: H Green Sfamps WiIey's SUPER SERVICE STATION Congra+uIaI'ions Seniors of '52 MOORE'S FOOD MARKET Service Wiih a Smile 240 N' Pine RED STAR .gm SERVICE STATION MARTIN sun HARRISON, opermr Dry Gggdg Hi-ways 60 and I69 Nowafa, OIcIa. I I I JOSEPH BONNER INSURANCE NOWATA CLEANERS Firsf Na+ioneI Bank Building Lin Phone I23 :3 NOWATA, OKLAHOMA mink 521. PIONEER DRUG STORE CITY REXALL DRUG N MAPIj ce '887 PHONE 40 DWIGHT M. MITCHELL I05 . NOWATA' OKLAHOMA Nowafa, Oldahoma Phone 25 GORDON MACHINE COMPANY PUBLIC SERVICE CO. of Oklahoma ' A -LJ f R PHONE see gpvwsiilk' xx R g',ff1: j , , ,K .Q . v-, 8 Pl' I l 'S Q 228.13 Your FriendIy VICTORY NATIONAL BANK ALWAYS ENCOURAGING OUR YOUTH Member of Federal Deposif Insurance BECK Motor Company Ford Producis Corporaiion UPCHURCH GROCERY Fine Qualify Foods Dry Goods PHONE 796 Visii' This Sfore for Banquer and Gradua+ion O Dresses c a E Grill and Accessories THE Q FABWELD NOWATA SERVICE STATION COMPANY Phone 326 Cherokee and Pine NOWATA. OKLAHOMA HICKORY HOUSE Jus'I' Good Food TOM WALLACE ARLEIGH PEARCE R. W. Benjamin Telephones Buyers of Abandoned Qffice 20' Leases and Pipe Lines Res 670 FUNERAL'SERV'CE NOWATA PIPE a. suPPLY co. DEALERS IN Nowafa Phone Chelsa Phone PIPE, TUBES and OIL FIELD SUPPLIES 700 30 ' 1 Presenied by Nowafa Carl Elgin Okla. hh.-'T igwgx . Q .M .w ' Q 8-fw .R I . , a- A -nf ww 'Qi L B u Ong e s. cs. HALL Moron co. LUMBER CO' Dodge-Plymoufh J. A. DEMPSEY. Manager HARVEY W. ORNDORFF NOWATA MACHINE WORKS Disfribufor of Texaco Pefroleum Producfs OSAGE 8: MAPLE NOWATA, OKLA. COBERLEY INSULATION I K 8' MATERIALS 5 X CONEY ISLAND CAFE We i,,S+,,ll , -59 Clarence MeecI Roofing, Asbesfos, Siding, Insulaiion W phone 786 sue E. Cherokee PHONE asa X , ' I LI TucKER's SERVICE STATION HATHCOAT 'MPLEMENT COMPLETE LINE OF Alhs-Chalmers, h11assey-Hams, MAGNOLIA PRODUCTS SaIesNIi:rI':-I:rIiIncService Phone 783 Cor. Hi-ways 60 8: lb? PHONE 550 NOWATA' OKLAHOMA N. CLAYMAN 81 SONS THANKS, NOWATA MERCHANTS p -,J 1 J, 1 x I V 4 immfv z J t- 1 ' 54 Fe! iz . . , :bn in es .fd S f 1 if 52 'E in E, 3, S2 2 E: umm 41 if , W 'A H A J.: .mvkfw W ,LJ 'Uni V 'S If A, H' Iif ',::,7'.. Q. A .S'v ' x gggff My ' Q byypfgg ,J-il' if 49 .. K A. QV, 'L '3g5!:i?:me'w3i ' W 1 .at H . '1 fxE i'xf:,Q .L G1 L . ' Q , .- A 9-1, w ver M , . ,.:5,,-M , N ffm! ,av 1 wwf' A ,,, . 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