Nowata High School - Ironman Yearbook (Nowata, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

' 'O' '.1. , - iii. 4Z...-4.. We, the students of 1 724441454 7674 5434046 ,rg 5 Dedicate This . . . L7 66 To... . lJ',.Q I CH E 54 'Vx Semi- Centennial r 'e g EBRAT The future growth and prosperity of the great State of Oklahoma which this year is celebrating its 50th year as the forty-sixth state to be admitted to the union. GD I -.lk S! We K... . 'V7 '3 MEMBERS G. D. Hicks Treasurer S. A. Lang, clerk Ralph Nitz, vice president Charles Elledge, president R A Kauffman member W. G. Smith, superintendent Ray Birdsell, member J- m' K 5 4 1 .P f ff E' Fa' k.,,,,, X Wwisli-Q f wig - ,pg V. f ff?-E?Qf A mgascmezv' i ' Z Ot all the public activities in any community, there is nothing more inspiring than to see all of the people coming together in a common effort to provide better educational opportunities for children and youth. Let's not forget that from the youth of today will come the leaders of tomorrow. BERNICE BRICKER algebra and geometry B.S. Degree-Business Education Oklahoma A 81 M College M.S, Degree-Mathematics University of Oklahoma 74wfW CATHERINE LYNCH school secretary Oklahoma City University GROVER BRADLEY biology and coach B.S. Degree-Science Oklahoma Baptist University MARTHA BRANT typing and shorthand B.S. Degree-Commercial Education Oklahoma A 8- M College .X ' ,X 2 EDWIN G. BRIGANCE JOHN BROWN band director physical education and coach B.A. Degree-Music B.S. Degree-Physical Education University of Oklahoma Central Missouri Teachers College Graduate Work University of Southern California GLORIA BROWN English and speech B.S. Degree-Education Emporia State College JUANITA CLARK American history and world history B.A. Degree-Social Science and English Northwestern State College Natchitoches, Louisiana VEDA CLEMONS librarian B.S. Degree-English and History Arkansas State Teachers College Graduate work-Library Science Oklahoma A 8- M WILLIAM C, DIXON shop and mechanical drawing B.S. Degree-Industrial Arts Oklahoma A 8- M college M.S. Degree University of Oklahoma, University of Tulsa and Northwestern State College VESTA FOY BEATRICE LATIMER BRUCE LEHMAN English and Oklahoma history English and typing psychology, vocations, geography, sociology, A.B. Degree-English A.B. Degree-English and Education consumer education and guidance University of Wyoming University of Wichita M.S. Degree-Guidance M.A. Degree M.S. Degree-Music Oklahoma A 8. M Oklahoma A 8- M Bush Conservatory, Chicago, Illinois B.S. Degree-Social Studies, Psychology and History Oklahoma A 8- M College CLYDE MATHEWS vocational agriculture B.S. Degree-Agriculture Education Oklahoma A 8- M College ERMA MITCHELL vocal music B.S. Degree-Speech, English, History, Elemen- tary Education Northeastern State Teachers College M.A. DegreeASpeech Colorado State College of Education a Y flllll Q Nik GLENN C. MOORE vocational distributive education and book- keeping M.S. Degree-Business Education Oklahoma A 8- M College B.S. Degree-Business Administration Oklahoma A 8- M College MARY LOU MORGAN home economics . B.S. Degree-Vocational Home Economics Oklahoma A 8- M Colle99 BILL O'NElLL chemistry, general science, and physical education M.S. Degree-Health and Recreation Peabody College B.S. Degree-Physical Education Southwestern Missouri State M lah, if JEANETTE THOMPSON English and Spanish B.A, Degree-English Texas Tech, Lubbock, Texas Graduate Work University of Arkansas ROY LEE THOMPSON general math and drivers education B.S. Degree-Education Oklahoma A 81 M ffm-'ffdff Arlene White Mary Quigley Ruth Vinson Martha Turner 24442 Alvin Smiih Bill Dixon Joe Maggard W. E. O'Conner QV u' 4' F Carla Elgin Trilla Jackson Barbara Jordon X The Great Seal of the State of Oklahoma is centered by a five pointed star, bearing a three-figured symbol of the Frontiersman, the Indian, and Justice The Latin, Labor Omnia Vincit, meaning Labor Con- quers All Things appears directly above these figures. The shields appearing in each of the five points of the star represent the symbols of the Cherokee Nation, the Chickasaw Nation, the Choctaw Nation, the Seminole Nation and the Creek Nation. Surrounding the central star are forty-five small stars, representing the forty-five states that comprised the Union at the time the seal was adopted in 1907. Oklahoma entered statehood November 16, 1907. 0 0 SHERMAN l INN president SYBIL HALL vice prvsidcvit TOM BRADLEY 'Me Suze md ,.f-qfergx' Q 'Q' O I t 5 I O E if? 444 41 u f 49 4' F A o if '- ' L: V . an LJ: it 414 z it ol 41: 4 If f 3' ii 3 ANNETTE AYMER VIRGINIA BELL- BUNNIE BETTERTON JOE BIGGERSTAFF RODNEY BLACK l'il See You in My Dreams Dreamy Eyes Ain't She Sweet Bright Lights and Blonde Haired Women Black Magic BILL BONNER TOM BRADLEY EVA BRANNON BARBARA BRANSTETTER Holiday for Trombones Teen Age Prayer Exactly Like You Painting The Clouds With Sunshine R ANNETTE BRENNER MARLENE BRIGGS LONNIE BROWN CHARLES CALIMAN KENNETH COBERLEY If I Could Be With You You're A Thousand Miles Away You're A Wonderful Guy Charlie My Boy Slow poke Y 5' ?f F9 S ntl KJ L 4 - r 1' ,N TOM CARPENTER MILDRED COLE JUDY COMPSTON JERRY COVEY DONNA KAY DEEN Night Lights Smile Thinking of You Thar Good Old Mountain Dew Everything I Have ls Yours Y N, X SANDRA DODGE CAROLE DEMOSS MARY DICK LINDA DRISKILL lim Sflfking Wlfh YOU Only YOU i'll Never Stop Loving You His Love LEE ECCLES CARLA ELGIN JACK ELLIS J. C. ELSTON THOMAS FOSTER Happy Go Lucky One In A Million Sweet Sue l'm Not A Juvenile Delinquent True Love PEARL FOSTER JEROME GIBSON LEO GINGERICH Younger Than Springtime Let The Good Times Roll The P'3'lY'S Over X ,Ag DENNIS GUTHRIE Hey, Good Looking JOHNNY HAYNES CLARENCE HILL Since I Mer You Baby Heeby Jeebies Oh, You Beautiful Doll RONNIE HARMON Dlmpleg SYBIL HALL RONALD HOLLAND All I Want ls A Parry Doll JIM GREEN Blue Monday OPAL GRIGGS Sweet Old Fashioned Girl Q ' NJ MILDRED HARRELL Devil or Angel MARY HOWARD Always WOM M15 FRANKLIN HUGHES l'Il See You Again fa if Lf E' I 2 .-f' x EVELYN HUNT TRILLA JACKSON PATTY JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON PHIL KEITHLEY Let The Re-sr Of The World Go By gweef and Lovely Because You'll Get Yours Teenage Crush In 4:1 4 r 2: M. . X xl WALDEEN LANDES BUCKY LAWRENCE SHERMAN LINN SHIRLEY LINN Wonderful Girl l'm Just A Country Boy It Ain'r Necessarily So She'5 Got It ti I' 'QLJIM DALE LONG ROBERTA MABERY FRED ALLEN MADDOX BILL MARLEY CAROLINE MARRS Can I Steal A Little Love Rock, Pretty Baby I Was Playing For Keeps I'Il Never Love Again Beautiful Brown Eyes CHARLES MAY JOE MEIGS EUGENE MILLER MARILYN MIXON CONROY MOORE Got To Be A Football Hero Honky Tonk I-Ove, Love, LOVE' Ain'r Misbehaving Home On The Range BETTY MORRIS VIVIAN MYERS EDWARD NASH MARGHERITA NEVILLE You Lovely To Look Ar Easy Does If All The Things You Are STEWART NUNNALLEE DONNA SUE PIERCE JERRY PHILLIPS DOUGLAS PRICE JANET PORTER UPCHURCH Mr, Wonderful Wedding Bells Where Or When Poor Boy Two Different Worlds -45 'Q' MARY QUIGLEY JUANITA ROBERSON Ynu're The Reason l'm In Love In My Merry Oldsmobile ,dex ff--un.. 'wa CHARLES ROBERTSON ru sei By an DAVID ROWE LINDA ROZZELL The Best Things ln Life Are Free Only One Love WY? W . .' . y . ' ' o ' ' S . : ' , , . FERWILDA SEARS JANICE SCRIMSHER RONNIE SHANNON JQE SHERMAN Graduafion Day Day Dreaming There She Goes Live Fast, Love Hard, and Die Young LEE SHOUSE JIM SIMPSON Blueberry Hill The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You JEAN SKIDMORE Memories 'lbw 40 ,xfwgu JUDY SLEASE DAN SMITHSON Pledging My Love Danny Boy 'V-'Si' DELLA MAE SPEARS EDWARD STANDIFER DAVID STARK MYRNA STIERWALT FLOYD SUTTON The Sunshine of Your Smile Slow Walk lt Had To Be You I Dreamed Moonlight Gambler TOM TEVEBAUGH FAY THOMPSON MARTHA TURNER RUTH VINSON Monkey Business You Belong To Me Forever Darling A Rose and a BabY RUN' 45:59 wif GARY vosaERc PAT WATSON BARBARA WEAVER MARY LOU WHISTLER ARLENE WHITE Crazy Legs I Only Have Eyes For You A Lifrle Word Long Tall Sally The Song lg You The center of the Oklahoma State Flag shows an Osage warrior's buckskin shield, decorated with pendant eagle feathers. Across the face of the shield runs the red man's Calumet, or pipe of peace, crossed with the whiteman's peace symbol, the olive branch, The field of the flag is the blue of Oklahoma skies, the shield is light tan, with white feathers, tipped with brown, the small crosses are tan, slightly darker than that of the shield, and the Calumet has a red bowl, and pale yellow ivory stem with a red feather tassel attached. The olive branch is gray green, and the word Oklahoma is pure white. The design of the State Flag is symbolic. The blue field signifies loyalty and devotion. The shield implies defensive or protective warfare. The small tan crosses are the lndian's graphic sign for stars, and indicate lofty ideals or a purpose for high endeavor. The important symbols however, are the Calumet and the olive branch. These override the shield, the symbol of war, and bespeak a predominant love of peace by a united people, O Uffcbvw SANDY MONTGOMERY president MIKE WATSON vice president GARY SMITH secretary and treasurer 746 Smze 7649 tty ....w,.A,,,i,X,wM M '4V6in.gy4M .. .QQN y . L 1 X Q. - ' K ew W. Y u 1 ' aoa , ra Loretta Alcox Judy Allen 4 Sandra Armstrong Mary Lou Aultman N' o , Joe Beumeler Robert Black Bob Brannon Barbara Bright I if Diane Anderson Rosalea Armstrong Sam Armstrong E filii' .- In J AL 1 Z ,,,,,...v Lyle Ballard David Bates Helen Berry wer' in Donna Blum Nancy Bodle Alta Brady Q91 in Kenneth Brock Jaynette Burkhart Joey Buxton L. C 3 g 'fy f.4i,g1: ffffwrf af H, ,A +.fp1-' N . ii, ,.f x f,,... .. .--Q ',s . 'iw g 1' Q 4 'C ' E' I' if ,,,, in X3 t X fr yr .- X gl .Q 2' Q 'gif ,Ari f' . l.',' '-f. '.. . V . W as-ff' ,... 1 , , J, ui , , MW., in.:-My .., A . . ,. 5 , , , Charles Cole Jerry Conn fx for Patricia Crossley if Charles Epple Vefl FOUYS 5 Ll A A 7 , , 1 as... fl 4, :Q th' asv- ' . , X A ' X lmlA L Q . 'KWH l.'f ' I 'Q 'wilt'-A mi' N! . H 5 5 .. , ,- I ll Q ,Q , , ,- s . , wi, :ww If . 5 h-,. Ni' N . X ' 1 ii'l!ue..fl ' . W ,1 :wr f Merl Gray Don Guthrie ,, John Friddle Jim Hamil 2' fill. is Bonnie Harrington Bill Hawkins Linda Pyle Tom Hicks Tom Hindman rf Mary Hodgens Judy Horn Barbara Jordan Patty Jordan g 'L 'R 3 A l an-'N . SX I . i Rig, 5 Q if i Victor Lane James Larremore Cl'16l'lOfTe McClure Jackie McCracken I Janice Hubbard , we . ll A ,QQ :idluwv Q' , Milton Kipps na Love E l ik? : -11-1 gi Belh Miller 'QT' Oi ka, Jack Inman LaVonna Inman Ni, Ng 1 wi H ? in ku, ., I fr--2. i Delbert Kirk Bill Lane ln- 'W Wassa Lee Lynch Elva Mafl-,es Gwynne Miller Sandra Montgomery I x i - 'x Q- 3X2 Hin. -Q' ,, J iv W' Patsy Mwrisfm Patty Pafk Trouba Partain Leroy Phillip Con,-,ge Pierson 751 kv N 2. Robert Randolph Leona Riff Georgia Riley Jenna Lea Riley Veda Rush 1 . 1 9 .7 19. sf- 'C' L 1 ,f NQIVW ,va I I I Martha Russell Dorothy Ryan Dwight Shriver Earl Smart Carol Smith 'Jill .av ips' 7 'W A , I Q a .rg R Muff? , R L ..,l:y... Gary Smith Dan Smithson Neil Snider Sharon Snow Carroll Smith Q ,V be Charlotte Svandeford Mary Beth Standeford puns! Sandra Studebaker Marvis Sutton Picture Not Available Q? Mary Thomas Spencer Tillman nv- i P X, Mike Watson Jimmy Watters T s Bob Stevens Sandra Stewart Jim Sfrbw 5 Tw y l ,- l e..,. I . i j y 5. , . f g Eldon Swiggart Bobby Taylor Darwin Tevebaugh .4-and Donald Tucker Ellen Upton Carol Van Winkle leon Weaver Donna Young Linda Lilburn if W. fl xx ,f f A wxxbsx YT I' ' 2. .-si.. Oklahoma was the first state to adopt a State Flower. The Legislature in 1893, 14 years before the territory was taken into the Union, designated the Mistletoe as the floral symbol. Soon after, many other states followed 0klahoma's lead in designating state flowers. Land of the Mistletoe, smiling in splendor Out of the borderland, mystic and old. Sweet are the memories, precious and tender Linked with thy summers of azure and gold. -George Riley Hall 0 ' DOUGLAS MCGUlRE president BILL SMITH vice president BOB ARMSTRONG secretary and treasurer 'Me Suze 7 S Q f- .f ll Sharon Aymer ,snr in ' X . , K 'eval 'Wir Q Kay Sue Albin 1 y -iam of 9' N.. J W-4 Johnny Bellamy Joan Brady Ja-mix I Shirley Brown 'ff . 'ffl wa s Y x L Beverly DeMoss Jaynell Fiddler Fred Blackburn 'Q Q S 1 'K is Q mac K if Odell Brown . .Q Robert Allen J Johnny Berry ,S af' Mike Branstetter as an-.M 1 Linda Carpenter ,i 5 N,.,,E. S . i X A A 'I , Ruth Ann Doty Joe Eccles i ii K . ..,. -i ' i . x Leslie Fields Mary Fisher Tw- 1-in ., .ar--Q, 5 ,W Bob Armstrong ig: X. .- ii K' on 5 V. ., g .- I ,ily it f Wayne Betterton . .kyi , J J I arera Bill Bright Johnny Carroll Joe Ellis Patricia Forbes Georgiann Armstrong Deanie Arthur Linda Bonner G' was were -s i 4 Francis Bowden Fred Brown Judy Brown , 5, . J 'XFQQ Mary Sue Clyne Ann Clyne V -- -ai X 7 K n,.. . 3, ' it - . K. 5 . Ql S65 K Q i Neal ElSTel'l Dale Feltenberger X Q ' , raar J .. g K .e Kenneth Foster Rosemary Foster W? .L-3. A -0' , '-f' in K L Lynda Grovenbufg Dorthy Hamil Jewel Hardrick Willard Hardrick L L req, F Arthur Harshman Jerry Kays Carolyn Lewis fx J ui L 1 . A Y .Aa v Ja .aff A-V' Normie Marcum Shirley Noblitt Marcella Nunnallee X , L is--y X 'l Q. ' I i . 1 li NX' ,I V L ic, Eff, Mir. f,wVf, ,ryy - ' i Fonda Heatherly Lloyd Hewitt Roger Johnson Vernon Inman M. J NP. P 3 mx M. A l -K '+-.,. ' Georgia Larremore Patty Leib Penny Leib Gene Lewis I .g L 2 P ' y i in P X if-Q .J . J f ,iv L V - 4 L fu . Dean l-iS76I1 Jerry Long Patricia Lowery Johnny Maggard 5 'LQ' I K X,-ii James Nash Allen Nichols Jerry Nitz N '- i 'J ,'.k f3ii,,H J Beverly Peace David Penland DOH PFFCS Gladys Punches Linda Porter S A X, l xi l I -E K Wayne Kramer K Carol Lilburn Doulas McGuire Jane Overby Ronda Porter S is 2 . tt Tommy Scott fi ks is . A x S 'QL S fl J Jack Smith t X. N an Don Turner e Wanda Porter Mycale Shannon . X z iii! 3 'G Judy Smith 4 , ' I '51-. L Q., . f , ,Q ' :N 1 H' 2 Steve Turner Jerry Wattenburger Donna West ,, E 5 my '. q . .N . M ! gif., t y .kL.. James Daley Don Graves I Kerry Reeder Patti Shriver ' yt Raymond Snider Cecil Vann T t l J. 'sl '-EY, A ...a Donald West . ' S f it' fi, ,S ff- ' 4' e it W .',- S f Larry Fry 0- . -S , Q iw 'tZ,l ' Larry Roach ..- Q fe? Robert Sims fd? Patricia Snedden Donna Wakeman E yo z a iy Peggy Wintiin Jerry Howard ' A '- 'tg ' . S e S Glen Ryan Terry Scherer i s to W to X tim e Pi , iq , t Bill Smith Charles Smith 3 Q 2 ' - - Marvin Spears .. XS f ll 1 I' Woodrow Walker Robert White Picture Not Available Tommy Nelson Carol Stewart George Ware Doug Whistler Jerry Nash The selection of an official State Tree, by the Joint Resolutions Committee of the Sixteenth Legislature, was not difficult. The Redbud grows in profusion among Oklahoma's fields, hillsides and valleys. The brilliant red-pink blossoms are a riot of color in the Spring and serve to attract hundreds of out-of-state visitors. to an annual pilgrimage during blooming time each year. The beauty of Oklahoma's Redbud in bloom has been compared favorably with the Cherry Blossoms of Washington and the Apple Blossoms of the Shenandoah Valley. Offcbaw BOB ESTl.lN president DAVID HAMILTON vice president VICKI MEASE secretary and treasurer 7k State ue Nathaniel Alford Bill Aultman Ina Aultman Charles Berry Jeannie Berry Dean Black Ronnie Bloom Charles Bowman Irene Briggle Stanley Burkhart Doris Burns Phyliss Carr Jimmie Carroll David Cassell Steve Cody Janice Conn Bobby Crawford Carl Cummings Jeri Dearclorff Tommy DeMoss Jerry Diamond Betty Dinger Lawrence Dinger Charlotte Driskill Judy Eaton Don Elledge Bonnie Epple Bob Estlin Glenn Felton Phil Gingerich Maureen Glass Pat Griffith Shirley Griggs Karen Guthrie Martha Hagebusch James Hallett Jeanie Hamil David Hamilton Raymond Harrington Douglas Harney Glen Harvey Jean Hawkins ,11- Vb'. I , .su H V - 1 i if a -A4 21' 'W f .. ., .. 4 fi fax' ' , 5 at 9? 1? M. 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If fad -I -. xzyi WW MEMBERS Judy Brown, Myrna Stierwalf, Linda Lilburn, Bunnie Betterton, Sara Thompson, Ruth Vinson, Linda Rozzell, Donna Deen, Rosemary Foster, Georgia Armstrong, Beverly DeMoss, Fay Thompson, Bonnie Eccles, Mrs. Veda Clemons Isponsorl uni' 1 OFFICERS RUTH VINSON Presidem MYRNA STIERWALT Vice President LINDA ROZZELL Secrerary LINDA LILBURN Reporter DONNA DEEN gp-. w i X BERNICE BRICKER sponsor MARGHERITA NEVILLE presidenf -- ' IDEALS are LIKE STARS siimlev LINN RUTH VINSON D'ANE ANDERSON B'L'- MAR'-EY vice president secretary 'VSGS'-'fe' MEMBERS Anita Jo Sellers Mathew Montgomery Patsy Morrison Bill Marley Sandra Dodge Virginia Bell Margheriia Neville Ruth Vinson historian MEMBERS Vickie Mease Sue Maggard Bernice Bricker Knot picturedj Shirley Linn Diane Anderson Carol Sue Smith Ronna Riff Members and guests Chili supper-Neville home fi '29 A OFFICERS lt! DONNA DEEN president 5 DAVID BATES vice president 3 PAT WATSON treasurer v MARY Lou wnisnsiz secretary ,fx DALE LONG parliamentarian 6 Q FRED MADDUX reporter 2646165446606 Sdcccdlcha 01 ff 'ca The Distributive Education Club is an organization of stu- dents enrolled in cooperative partetime distributive educa- tion classes, and has as its purpose furthering the welfare of its members in the following vvays: HJ develop progressive leadership in business C25 create an abiding interest in business occupations Q35 encourage the use of high ethical standards in busi' ness C41 provide healthy social and recreational activities C53 foster a deep feeling of responsibility for civic wel- fare of society 0 Q sbyillff, L Q. n X , w l of N S, lll' C6 Ill 69 .r u or f il . sg .4 DALE MEMBERS Donna Deen, Jerry Covey, Dennis Guthrie, Dale Long, Ronnie Shannon, Lee Cshouse, Floyd Sutton, David Bates, Joey Buxton, Tom Carpenter, Jerry Coatney, Guyla Dickens, Charles Epple, Tom Foster, Leo Gingerich, Judy Horn, Mary Howard, Robert Johnson, Freddie Maddux, Dan Smithson, Fay Thompson, Pat Watson, Mary Lou Whistler. LONG Qtraining stationl Landers Food Store ig x Q, . M 1. I .ii E , I - I f - i ii? J. OFFICERS TRILLA JACKSON president VEDA RUSH vice president SANDRA STUDEBAKER secretary PATTY LIEB treasurer SHIRLEY LI NN historian COLORS Red and White FLOWER Red Rose MAKER +692 . S051 ' ., :Sai S: 755 mm fn ia m I ' :'1.f4,- 1 1' W L Q If x0 4,90 OQNX NEW W EBT! I 1 If 'I W' if NOWATA CHAPTER atwze W af ,-4 'n , W AIX I I, I OFFICERS RUTH VINSON hisforian ROBERTA MABERY parliamenfarian ARLENE WHITE song leader DIANE ANDERSON pianist PENNY LIEB reporter NOWATA CHAPTER 4 X 5110 A X Q!-'UL10 f,d'.., ' '. 4 if 'H' r H FN 1 .f . f N i L ' f' ' fx nbc? .- vw uv Q A 0 I ' , 0 TOM TEVEGAUGH JACK ELLIS MERL GRAY JACK INMAN CONROY MOORE TOM HINDMAN Vice Presidenr President Secretary Treasurer Reporver Sentinel milhiixllmxm LM. M..-L huuwu. :ww mf' VT ..n..,J.... .,,x,,..A --- . . 'Ll .J A ku-1-ibiinuwfyi , . A A 'Gm 'L ll tif? .4 N , ...Q 1 .nfs , r Z 3 1fQ l t The N Club is an organization of boys who have earned a letter in a maior sport at Nowata High School. The purpose of the N Club is to increase the students interest, appreciation, knowledge, and skill under the fol- lowing heads: il An appreciation of the range, scope, nature and limitations of the field of health education. 23 An appreciation and knowledge of problems concerned, in the use of high moral and physical standards in athletics. SJ lnstill a deep feeling of responsibility for getting along and working with groups and individuals. 47 To promote an opportunity to develop sportsmanship ofthe highest order. 53 To impart sufficient knowledge of healthful living so that the pupils will be equipped to make the best pos- sible adiustment in adult life. , ..,,, . . - --- ,. - Y ,-: lt N CLUB MEMBERS-Jack Ellis, Jim Simpson, Sam gl Armstrong, David Penland, Bill Marley, Dale Feltenberger, I, l A' 7' -'W Joe Biggerstaff, Joe Ellis, fl Il Charles May, Douglas Price, Q' . Don Price, Sergeant-at-Arms: ll Sherman Linn, Secretary and 5 YQ Treasurer, Joe Sherman, Vice l President, Donnie Turner, J. C. I 4- Elsten, Robert Allen, Dale Long, ig? Jerome Gibson, President. 4 I-f...,g-:N 'I as f S, f' A-f' 1 J' -,-1 i. X, ,-5 in Vx S -mm. 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I ,E- 1' 'Z l ' ,. , C Sue Simpson T s 5 41 1 t'r . , Q h 'S if :if . l Illl :,, ' li Mike Wycoff Bob Armstrong Kirk- T Mary Lou Fisher Patty Leib Johnny Berry Phyllis Lilburn Johnny Carroll Doug McGuire .fa .I I . ,sn Don Price K V' ' lo ,XM ,J . f X Bill Hawkins aug Nancy Bodle I l . 'Z ' ff 1 I: 0 5 4 4 'sfo Q ' If,.U'-toll :ff ' Bill Bonner ,-if mn. ormrfi 2' X gr fo: ,aw P ' 2 . 'I ' Vivian Myers 1 f, ,aa ,- ga 5 5 if M , Doug Whistler LaVonna Inman l Gwynne Miller E Sandra Dodge Diane Anderson ,f an I .1 It A H W 1 . N. 15 M M 'N m f: 5 N 3. Barbara Jordan are ' Elva Mathis IH if Sybil Hall ':::v 'S' Margherita Neville azz? Juanita Roberson RQ Carol Chair 46 Sandra Montgomery Barbara Bransterrer Shirley Linn is Jim Simpson Y 1' 1 wid Nm. Sandra Graham fa? fsy X 4 ' L Carol Sue Smith i-Q law .rx Q , -.,' Annette Brenner Q. ...W 'A Jia. Marilyn Mixon Mary Lou Whistler 704421 7044 Cufesr Couple PAT WATSON and JIM SIMPSON .-...J Best Athlete JEROME GIBSON an-Q mf' ,XMW I w I II i S EI I1 I I II 3 LI E Wwe Most Likely ro Succeed BILL BONNER Greenesr Freshman DAVID WARWICK SYBIL HALL BILL BONNER MARILYN MIXON Girls' State and Boys' State is a practical application of Americanism and good citizenship. It brings to the girls and boys of Oklahoma a greater knowledge of the fundamental principles of American government, information of the rights and privileges of an American citizen and instills a deep sense of the personal responsibilities and obligations which this citizenship entails. l. Leadership QUALIFICATIONS 4. Honesty 2. Character 7. Physical Fitness 5- 3Cl'1OlarShip 3. Courage 6. Co-operativeness D. ,-4. 2. fit' SHIRLEY LINN Winner of the D.A.R. Good Citizen- ship Contest Candidates for this contest must have a grade average of a B or over and are rated on the following qualifications: l. 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Z A' 5 'T ' ' I 'QELU' K Q ' - I-.Q hf77,g,,7 .,L. .7,. Aj 77 . 177 7- 77 77 7 7 7 43 at A bs.. . 'E I, mag-WAI 4 fi :' 4. 4... .ui 7 Zend BAND First row: Frances Bowden, Juanify Robertson, Margherita Neville, Janice Kerr, Charles Smith, Roger Horn, Linda Carpenter, Kay Sue Albin. Second row: Jimmy Carroll, Sandra Grahman, Carolyn Marrs, Jerry Hutchin- son, Kenny Davis, Robert Williams, Lonnie Brown. Third row: David Bates, Gary Vosberg, Bill Bonner, Ray David Kinnard, Joe Eccles, Charles Bowman, Virginia Bell. 'mm DAVID BATES l 244:65 ' Gary Voseberg Barbara Branstetter Lee Eccles Lonnie Brown Bill Bonner Virginia Bell Caroline Marrs Torn Carpenter Juanita Roberson Margherita Neville Bette Morris Janet Upchurch l I gmac! Offclww BOB ARMSTRONG ,, JOHNNIE CARROLL GARY VOSEBERG , DAVID BATES ,,,,, ,,,, JUANITA ROBERSON BILL BONNER ,, . Quartermaster , First Sergeant . , Captain Drum Major Finance Sergeant Lieutenant I Nt Janet Upchurch Pati Shriver Linda Carpenter Kay Sue Albin Q ,Q : F Q V Eng? Q Q 4 is V 1, EY - YW Eff is Cya. 'YR , ff: 1 H, .' xx Q9 S X. A E ' ' fffiihi, 1 5 RH . f Iii K iq fr, v Q- 'AR M f W N- ic' A , 4 A , lf -A 1 X , A. YPA 9'?f'f , 1 r, W X' U ii., ' . 1, ily, it i 'W M if ms it Arlene White, Nina Love, Sandra Studebaker, Janice Thompson, Sandra Armstrong, Mary Beth Standeford, Connie Pierson, Nlarquita Dee, Donna Blum, Jenna Lea Riley, Jewel Hardriek, Rose Marie Ponder, Beverly Peace, Carol Hayes, Carol Sue Smith, Linda Porter, Sandra Shannon, Sandra Seales, Patty Lieb, Judy Eaton, Charlotte Driskell, Jean Alcox, Judy Allen, Penny Lieb, Diane Anderson, fAccompanistJ. ll ii 'Mil We 0 W f 'A 'N 'i t 4 '-it, 'JM X' M ll J P 1 l il lil, , i lt J X H it 2 .rl-it. N ill, -ll ll, J J J ,Q l will Linda Bonner, Myrna Stierwalt, Martha Turner, Patsy Morrison, Norma Middlebusher, Janice Scrimsher, Pauline Johnson, Florence Pickens, Charlotte Hewitt, Linda Pyle, Kerry Ann Reeder, Georgia Larrcmorc, Jaynelle Fiddler, Marcella Nunnallee, Annette Ayrner, Wanda Porter, Jane Overby, Donna Wakeman, Virginia Bell, Helen Berry, Rosalee Armstrong, Maureen Glass, Linda Grovcnburg, Erma Mitchell, lhlfm-un.-X DIANE ANDERSON uh Arlene White Pat Watson Martha Turner I ii U -4 5 S' N Xl' 0 1 President MARTHA TURNER Secretary ARLENE WHITE Reporter ANNETTE AYMER Janice Thompson, Judy Eaton, ' Sandra Shannon, Maureen Glass f 1 M -..J ff QA., W, . .,4, , . -., , ... ..- 'A ---,, 'CNW .4- ,oy if 7 Coach SCHEDULE Nowafa w,v,,,Y ,,,,,,, 4 2 Chelsea Nowata ,7,,7.. .....,. 6 Wagoner .V Nowala ,,,,,,, A,,,,,, 3 5 Vinita .....,4 Ngwafa ,,,YV,. ,,,,,,, 5 4 Pawhuska .. Nowara ,,,,,,, .,,-,,, 2 6 Sand Springs Nowata ,,,,,,A ,,,,,,, 7 Claremore ,.,. Nowara vVY,,,, ,A,A,,, 7 Broken Arrow Nowata r,.,... YVVCV.. 2 0 Pryor YVYVY,,,-,-- Nowata 28 Miami - JOHN BROWN SENIORS Sherman Linn, Joe Sherman, Ronnie Harmon, Douglas Price, Joe Biggerstaff, Ronnie Holland, Rodney Black, Jack Ellis, Jim Simpson, Jerome Gibson, Edward Nash, Bill Marley, Eugene Miller, Charles May, Clarence Hill, Dale Long, J. C. Elsfen. Assistant Coach BILL O'NElLL ,..,...,...-.--.---n---nn1- .a ' i ao , 9 3 --o--l--....1........... L S . 5 ,A UQT' 5 V f vff 5 'f 3 72 71 ,Y,k 35130 f V3 fee' 0 10 BACKS BACKS GUARDS -i- q - A :SW gy' li' A . M M, i . I, s x ,P 2 70032 T ' -5' A N v le! - ix X Q 4 Y A , A . wg ' A f P I I q ' qw' ' fs ' ix E ' A' 3 r- ' if... X' 'N r ' W . ' '- 5 k','I .. Q . V , ,Q j A v QA- , ? ,Q . , , , 5, as I A V NM, www : , ' f '- 0.11 N 41 WEN HBH SQUAD Team Captain M SIMPSON IIAII SQUAD .mil RODNEY BLACK W Senior Q Letterman v. W A v- 'm gi' I -0, N Bef? S if ti'9'1 . .. ' ' L Q '.- ll :fl .Aa L, ' 'lf fini' A . V l ll B1 , NOWATA 42 CHELSEA 6 The Nowata Ironmen, after a slow-starting first quarter, opened the 1956 gridiron season with an easy win over the Chelsea Greendragons. Led by Jack Ellis and .lim Simpson, who chipped in with a pair of counters each, the Ironmen scored four lightning-fast TD's in only I7 plays during the second period of their convincing win. JEROME GIBSON Back . Senior Letterman , '70 4 -..,4 It v X 'est 50 K CLARENCE End Senior Letterman RONNIE HARMON Guard Senior Letterman HILL JOE BIGGERSTAFF Tackle X Senior Letterman ,f f rg l nw WU' I JACK ELLIS Back Senior Letterman NOWATA 6 WAGONER 6 A bad case of butter-fingers coupled with a few a fumbling stumbling start for the Ironmen in the It wasn't a case of not getting a chance to score, not holding the ball long enough to make a good were within the Bulldog 20-yard line seven times once. timely penalties meant V. V. conference race. it was iust a case of try at it. The Ironmen but could only score RONNIE HOLLAND Guard Senior Letterman SHERMAN LINN Tackle Senior Letterman ,x it 7 1 1 ,nu BILL MARLEY Back Senior Letterman L NOWATA 35 VINITA 13 The lronmen proved they could overcome the effects of their tie with Wagoner by unleashing a devastating attack that left the Hornets trailing 35-O at half-time. An evenly divided trio of backs-hard-crashing Jim Simp- son, fast-running Charles May and swivel-hipped Jack Ellis-paced the lronmen to their second win of the season behind the quarterbacking of Jerome Gibson. EUGENE MILLER Center , Senior Letterman r sipna NOWATA 54 PAWHUSKA O The Nowata lronmen made the V. V. race very interesting when they waltzed to an easy win over the Huskies, Adding tuneful notes to the music of Coach Brown's slick-performing bunch was Charles May and Jack Ellis who scored six TD'sg and a good second-half performance by the reserves saw Bob Estlin and Robert Allen each tally once. The entire defensive unit kept the Huskies' offense stalled. CHARLES MAY Back Senior Letterman EDWARD NASH i. Guard Senior Letterman NOWATA 26 SAND SPRINGS O One of the finest defensive shows fans have seen resulted in the 26-O swamping of the Sandites. Call 'em stalwart, rugged, strong, the Iron Curtain, anything you can think of, but it was still a good defense. They did themselves proud, those lronmen defenders-Miller, Linn, Elstin, Nash, Harmon, Price, Holland, Biggerstaff, Long, Marley, Simpson, Hill and Gibson. They held the Sandites to 21 yards rushing and only three first downs, J. C. ELSTEN J , Iackle V A Senior T .- V .wt 4 in Q X I , i 1 '21 , , ld .1 DALE LONG End Senior ' x w DOUGLAS PRICE Center Senior ' Letterman 5' Lass JOE SHERMAN End Senior Letterman x JIM SIMPSON Back 4' ' . Senior Letterman ii NOWATA 7 CLAREMORE I3 It rained at Claremore and that was the only bright thing Nowata fans could think of as the lronmen lost I3-7. It was a hard fought game but for the lronmen it was simply a case of getting outplayed at the crucial points. Defensively the lronmen played well allowing the Zebras to go only six yards for their longest gain. Ellis scored the only TD for the lronmen in the third frame. ' SAM ARMSTRONG End Junior Letterman I, BOB TAYLOR Tackle Junior dn ROBERT ALLEN Back Sophomore ,TVT -...' LLTLL - s.s.q,s-5 ' . 15 i - V . - '-Y- Q sit i LLBT 1 f ,105 ELLIS fl A ff Tackle T545 'E me -' '-HH' if A J K '51 -5 Sophomore ' ' ' J NOWATA 20 PRYOR 0 The final home appearance of the lronmen was a good one as fullback Jim Simpson hammered his way to a pair of touchdownsl Jack Ellis thrust and dipped his way for a 34-yard TD his ninth of the year. A neat pass- ing attack-based on the slinging of Ellis to end Joe Sherman kept the Tigers wondering what to expect as Sherman made four stretching, finger tip catches in his best pass receiving display of the season. NOWATA 7 BROKEN ARROW 7 The lronmen stared at the Tiger's mighty array of wins, their awesome list of seniors, the players that have only themselves to fear -and then they tossed all those mighty things aside and battled the Tigers to a 7-7 tie. The statistics show what an evenly matched game it was. Both teams had 12 first downs but the lronmen came out on top in the yardage gained department with 189 yards to T75 for the vaunted Tigers. Three times the lronmen drove down to scoring territory but only once could they score. DALE FELTONBERGER End Sophomore ,. BILL SMITH End Sophomore DON TURNER Tackle Sophomore sy CHARLES BERRY Back Freshman Q NOWATA 28 MIAMI 6 The Ironmen wanted third place in the V. V. all by themselves and they cinched it with a slashing victory over the Wardogs. It was a cold, cold night for the game but the lronmen didn't seem to mind as they relent- RONNIE Iessly ground their way to their fourth conference win of the season. BLOOM .-s Fullback Jim Simpson, quarterback Jerome Gibson and halfback Jack Back Ellis shared the scoring honors. It was a case of deadly blocking and Freshman tackling by a well trained Nowata line that dominated the play through- out the game. ff g Bos Esrum I I 2'-We . - Back Freshman CARL CUMMINGS Tackle Freshman S L g MICKEY E M t ELGIN Guard Freshman 're if DAVID HAMILTON Center . s Freshman J x I i' X I BUD VAUGHN GILES VAUGHN Guard Tackle 7 V i Freshman Freshman urls 5 I t 3 The T956-57 edition of the lronmen Basketballers of Coach Grover Bradley opened up the campaign with easy wins over Tahlequah and Marquette in pre-season warm-ups and served notice on all V.V. teams that they were after th-e Valley crown, They increased their prestige by winning the Claremore Invitational Tournament with wins over Holy Family and Pryor and extended their undefeated record to TO straight whw. With the opening of the conference race the Ironmen downed Claremore, Pawhuska, Miami, Vinita, Broken Awromn and Pryor and lead the conference vvhh a record of 7 and O vvhen they suffered then Hrst conference loss to the Pawhuska Huskies in an overtime, 51-49. Another victory over the Vinita Hornets has novv extended the lronrnen's record in the conference to 8 and l and they are novvleading the con- ference race and have assunted the favorhes nie to cop the croyvn. SCHEDULE l Nowata Dewey Nowata Broken Arrow Nowata Stilwell N Nowata Pryor , , ,, Nowata Dewey ,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,, N owata Pawhuska , , Nowata Claremore Nowata Wagoner , H Nowata Pawhuska ..,, ,,,,VV N owata Cascia Hall ., Nowata Stilwell ,,,,,,,, W Nowata Vinita ,,,, , Nowata Miami ,,,,.. Nowata Miami ,, ,,,,,,, ,, Nowata Vinita ,, Nowata Broken Arrow Nowata Cascia Hall Nowata Wagoner , , Nowata Claremore Nowata Pryor , Coach GROVER BRADLEY SQUAD ij f 7 JEROME GIBSON HB, SQUAD S' E TOM BRADLEY JEROME GIBSON I Forward Guard I Senior Senior Tom Slug Bradley shows the Miami Wardogs why he is the leading scorer in Letterman l-ellefman the V.V. Conference with an average ot over 20 points per game as he adds two points to his total with a driving jump shot down the base line. CLARENCE HILL DALE LONG BILL MARLEY EDWARD STANDIFER BILL LANE Center Guard Forward Guard Forward Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Letterman Letterman Letterman EB I NEIL SNIDER JIMMY WATTERS Forward Guard Clarence Hill, the team'5 second leading scorer demonstrates his ability to get off Junior Junior the floor as he scores two straight against the Pryor Tigers. CIarence's rebounding ability was an important factor in the Ironmen's drive for the V.V. crown. .tx 1-an ? WYWY GENE LEWIS RAYMOND SNIDER Guard Forward Bill Lane steals the ball in ihe closing minutes of ihe game and drives in for a 50Pl10m0fE Sophomore lay-up and 2 points as the Ironmen tamed The Tigers to the tune of 73 fo 52. eq, Puff woooizow WALKER CORKY CALIMAN JOHNNY CARROLL JOE ELLIS Center Guard Guard Forward Sophomore Senior Sophomore Sophomore DALE FELTENBERGER DOUGLAS MCGUIRE l Forward Guard Sophomore Sophomore Neil Snider goes high for a iump sho? outside the circle to score fwo points against the Miami Wardogs as ihe lronmen won a crucial V.V. game 57 to 51. DON PRICE TERRY SCHERER Center Guard Jerome Gibson displays his fine scoring talent as he drives in for two points against Sophomore Sophomore the Gib's floor leadership and his tenacious defensive skill marks him as one of the outstanding players in the conference. MYCALE SHANNON BILL SMITH MARVIN SPEARS WHITIE SULLIVAN DON TURNER Guard Forward Guard Forward Center Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore DOUG WHISTLER Guard Sophomore Bradley pumps up one of his famous left handed lump shots which have swished thru the nets all year for the lronmen and helped them down the Dewey Bulldogs 38 to 30, --43'-..., Q-, in K 1 ir Y' wk vw Ykvgx lu tif?-N ,iff-x QV ,wwz Ar ' X QA ...W if., ,. XL H -' ' f ww. ' ,,'K, '.L 7 1.k.Q Q , ' ,ADAM Ngglp 5 ,Nw . ' me ' A N '52 W W. - 3,51 ' is H. E. KETCHAM PHONE 36 NOWATA. OKLAHOMA Lumber Dealer Complimenis of NOWATA SHOE STORE 8: REBUILDERS I07 Norlh Maple Ph. 709 NOWATA MAYTAG COMPANY May'I'ag Appliances DICK HANIGAN AND SON Phone 945 PRIM BAKING COMPANY ENRICHED BUTTER-NUT BREAD FANCY PASTRIES Nowa+a, Oklahoma DAYE AND WARD NEELY Life Insurance PHONE 7l0, 842, OR 894 NOWATA CLEANERS Phone l23 ' FIRST IN DRY CLEANING LORA'S FLOWER SHOP Phone 6Il All Hours BAYOUTH DEPARTMENT STORE Phone I256 Nowafa, Oklahoma A Good Siore in a Good Town COMPLIMENTS TO THE IRONMEN YOUTSEY APPLIANCE Phone II42 - 303 Easi' Cherokee NOWATA. OKLA. Your Friendly VICTORY NATIONAL BANK Always Encouraging Our Youfh wsup asc Qs Magcimum Q I ,, 510,000 as I Z Ins ance 3 ga For sch Q, Depo siter ' 5 ' o Meme? X-, TREAWTE TITLE ABSTRACT CHEMICAL COMPANY lncorporafecl Manufaciurers of WATER TREATING CHEMICALS Chemicals Wi+l1 Service P. O. Box 226 Phone 65 NOWATA, OKLAHOMA Ill Wes'I' Cherokee ABSTRACTS FURNISHED PROMPTLY SIMPSON HARDWARE AND PLUMBING Service Is Our Firsi Thoughf' Year Round Comforl' Wi+h Chrysler Air'I'emp Healing and Air Concli'I'ioning SIMPSON SHEET METAL Phone 879 Nowafa BOB HALL WESTERN AUTO Phone 494 25l5 Eas+ Ilfh S+., Tulsa, Oklahoma Serving Our Schools for 40 Years I s Q, M - S10 00 0 D ' The 5X X X I QQ 5- Q axxmum Q ,o -n E Insurance 3 gl For Each f 9 epo uter Q, I' 19 P 0 'fs f a FIRST NATIONAL BANK ESTABLISHED IN I898 Nowaia, Oklahoma Through Service We Grow KENNETHIS TV Complimenis of 3 '5b5J'2?1I?'bKIAH0I'l'R826 HICKORY HOUSE CAFE Zenifh TV Tom Wallace - Barbara Wallace Service All Makes PHONE 252 KIRK 8: SON za SURVEY SERVICE Jewelers ' SURVEYOREQ COMPANY NOWATA. OKLAHOMA AND w. R. MEERS 2I4 N. PINE Delaware and Pecan Telephone 408 T -WW I Phone 924 IDEAL CAFE Complimenfs FRIENDSHIP IS THE IDEA OF THE IDEAL Na+ Juliano LYNN C. BARNES. JR., M.D. JAMES H. ELLIOTT. M.D. III. IIILM RAY REED THE LEADER STORE Phone 55 Oui-fillers 'Io Men and Boys NOWATA. OKLAHOMA Qualiiy Producis Friendly Service Telephone 587 NOWATA, OKLAHOMA Uh.-in lx ROY E. COBBS DRY GOODS NOWATA, OKLAHOMA I02 E. Cherokee Phone 83 Home of BeH'er VaIues QKLAHQMA Complimenfs +o 'rhe Ironman TIRE AND SUPPLY COMPANY DR. AND MRS. H. M. PRENTISS A Savings Wifh Every Purchase TURNER'S DAIRY Phone '26 Your Only Home-Owned Dairy Nowak OHL Pas+eurized and Homogenized Producfs P ' ' 607 Easf Phone 347 Cherokee NCWATA PRINTING 8: OFFICE SUPPLY TOWN 81 COUNTRY The Complefe Business S+ore High Sfandard of QuaIiIy Il8 Nor+h Maple Phone 499 l05 Nor+h Maple Phone I98 Nowafa, Oklahoma Complimenfs of PENCE GROCERY We Service Any Car LUTTRELL PONTIAC - G M C 90I E. Cherokee Phone 286 l'0fYTlfIl'. md? WARD'S CLOTHING STORE Sfyles for Men and Boys PHONE 227 NOWATA. OKLA. RICHARDSON JOSEPH BONNER BUTANE COMPANY Insurance Bufane-Propane Gas Tanks Firsf Naiional Bank and Philco Appliances BU d '9 PHONE asv NOWATA, OKLAHOMA NOWATA, OKLAHOMA -, RAINBO CAFE E Phone 400 WHEN IN THE Highway '69 COMPLIMENTS OF Across From Ciiy FKNE Euan park I l CHESTER FLEMING, owner Complimems of is RANDALL TIRE SHOP RUDDS COURT los N. oak Phone :zoo A E Wvfrikl ij. 1 ' ' Q Zfiaui fam17yy04ofo9tnf,4ci 3 ' 'li-'T - U- . I08-B Norih Maple PHONE 325 Nowaia, Okla. QSM M YOUR PORTRAIT means so much more be- cause fhis giff is really you. And +his mosi imporfani gifi' is so easy io give-a comforfable. Ieasani' sifling in our friendly sfudio-fhe choice of likable poses -and ihen, ihe finished por+rai+-a giff you can be proud io give! Phone for an appoinirneni now. NOWATA MACHINE WORKS Complimenis of DAIRY DELL Mr. and Mrs. John Demaree CHANDLER'S RITE WAY STORE Headquariers for School Supplies HARVEY W. ORNDORFF Disfribuior of Texaco Pe+roIeum Producis OSAGE AND MAPLE NOWATA, OKLA. REX SKY-VU Theaiers PHONE I48 NOWATA Weldon Brown Everefi Mahaney TURNER BROTHERS CompIimen+s of NOWATA GENERAL HOSPITAL CONGRATULATIONS CompIimenI's of CLINIC HOSPITAL DR. E. B. WHEELER DR. W. W. WAGNER DR. HOMER FLORA, JR. ' f x- .. . . . . ':53f'g:-Zf'.i.:'- g'5jg'.Iff'Eg,g.fZ.A: . A, 'N I ,A - 0 -si .. . 'Q Q ' ? Nowa+a's Largesf and Mos+ Complefe Super Markef LANDERS BROS. CLASS OF '57 MARTIN'S DEPT. STORE DRY GOODS AND SHOES Nowafa, Oklahoma WS '35 TR. , -K, may 'Wf+-W. he-'T, ' I SJOHN DUGAN , JOHN DUGAN Furml'ure and AND s BOB MYERS Appliances 'I' Frigidaire 'I' Hoover 'I' Simmons 'I' RCA 'I' Kroehler PHONE IOI T ll2 W. Delaware - Nowal'a. Olrla. I Congra+ula+ions To The Seniors of '57 ESFIELD DIRT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Oil Fields Are Our Specialiy 'I' 'I' ' 20 Years Experience PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION RIG MOVING DOZER WORK ROUSTABOUT CREWS No Job Too Large or Too Small 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone 98 Campbell Hoiel B. E. Ward, Manager Joe Ward. Field Superinfendenl' QQ,-Nl gall' 'n'R if-fi has I EMVTNTTVT.. M. 8: N. TRUCKING 91 'F AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ' Zyl!!-fg,gg-fl L:-:QT Phone aes -'12 NOWATA- OKLAHOMA KINNARD EQUIPMENT COMPANY Whai We Sell We Service Well Phone 233 224 Easl' Delaware NOWATA. OKLAHOMA SNODGRASS CLEANERS Complimenis WHITFORD MERCANTILE CO. Phone bl c TA R H E Complimenls of gg lT:?WA if SMF? ONS U SHIPLEY'S senvlce STATION ai. Q en 0' c s 's , , 4:45 H. c. THOMPSON w. E. STUDEBAKER Sinclair Producfs Phone 2.3 B'LlSS RESTAURANT Good Food Courleously Served Block Soulh of lnlersecfion 60 on I69 Phone 929 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS '57 Complimenis of CAMPBELL HOTEL Noi fhe Finesi' bui' 'lhe Cleanesi' and Friendlies1 ' PIONEER DRUG STORE Since 1337 KEYSTONE SUPPLY CO. Mike Roberfs, Founder I9l4 Pipe, Oil Well and CO. .Q gb, lI'ldUSl'l'lll Supplies 0F OKLAHOMA NOWATSKL-XHBSSQESVILLE Phone 366 Live BeH'er Elec1'rically co NOWATA TE SERVICE STATION' CHUB'S l I ..-. 1 f -7 7 ff i3TEe'ef LS- ' O Eff Phone 326 Cherokee and Pine T: SIMS MOTOR COMPANY Nowara, Oklahoma 'wmv 702 E. Cherokee Phone 72 E N V ...- ...- - ,,. Au Nur , Q f , f A X it 4 hu: . I , 9 . also l D 8 - II MII Q 564.1- i l 53' K JAY'S JEWELRY II8 Easi Cherokee Jay and Mary Jarnagin YOUR DEPENDABLE JEWELER Phone I29 , ' For Those Who Wan+ 'rhe Bes'I' . . . Where Oualiiy Fifi. Counis Mos+ H ig J 'rn EM1LxcoMPA1w A P G lill' I E I Ti g ,..,. ' volA I,u- If-I1 qe non' Q 4 DAG PHONE 351 COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS X L, HM Wnonntv I K Uni .D...,. . U I, AT YOUR GROCER'S IF l'I S GOOD FOOD YOU lAl'l'-- Q QL. ? W-'lf 15 c AND E GRILL N NOWATA MOTOR COMPANY 'f. L..... ,. L GARY HENRY, Owner FRED'S FINE FOODS Qualify Meais and Groceries BAUMAN'S GROCERY 8: MARKET Fresh Fruifs and Vegefables .Key Worlr Cloihes 4l' E- Osage Phone 4 PHONE 593 aw E. Monoc EWERS IMPLEMENT COMPANY Complimenfs of Nowak CONEY ISLAND CAFE Oklahoma III N. Berrian Phone 786 Modern Power Farm Equipmeni' envZoUR5Qw.ge.l Wifh Service From K AND I I GARAGE GORDON MACHINE 8: ELECTRIC CO. , FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS We Pledge +he Besf Service and Dollar Values Possible We Give S 8: H Green Sfamps Whi'I'e Sewing Machines - Sealy Mafiresses Magee Rugs and Carpe+s iigiiflkf WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU CAN BUY FOR LESS I ' Ph. I440 gr -., Q iff DAVIS FURNITURE CO. fone! Easy Terms-Liberal Trade-in 7 'K i ' B f Y B NOWATA AND BARTLESVILLE e ofa 'U Y Iov E. cherokee Nowa+a, Oklahoma TELEVISION I s1AIInAnn Complimen+s of GRIFFIN OIL COMPANY 708 Easl' Cherokee . Phone 759 lll Nowaia, Oklahoma WILLIAMS LUMBERYARD . . Year Around Serivce Phone l92ANDERglEo':va+a, Olrla. WINDQWALLS Phillips bb Producis Compleie Wood Window Uni+s NQWATA, QKLAI-ICMA MODEL MODE SHOP Nowaia Coun+y's Dominan+ Shop for Women and Children Besi' Wishes From MEADOW GOLD DAIRY 70I N. Pecan Phone 537 WARWlCK INSURANCE AGENCY ll6 W. Cherolree Phone 937 ARCHER CLEANERS Drive-in Service Phone II70 Free Pick-Up and Delivery We Give S 8: H Green Sfamps uhm SINCLAIR -I . , PRODUCTS . I. J. Cook Compllmenis of Eg? ZIQ N. Oak BURKIES nw-rm 'J'.n PHONE 300 BECK MOTOR COMPANY Ford Producis CITY REXALL DRUG Dwighf M. Mifchell Nowala, Oklahoma Phone 25 R. W. BENJAMIN FUNERAL SERVICE Nowafa Phone 700 Chelsea Phone 30 CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS Complimenis of +he GAS SERVICE COMPANY F. H. AKRIGHT AGENCY Bond - Insurance - Loans NOWATA PHONE I2I OKLA. Complimenls of DR. C. K. CASSELL F.-H. ARKRIGHT ARTHUR D. srooxsv OP 'meI'IsI OKLAHOMA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. F. M. Schubert Proprieior S, G, HALL CO, DODGE - PLYMOUTH Phones: Office MU 2-405I 220 Norfh Third Phone 694 2I5 N. Maple Res. MU 7-4054 Muslrogee, Olrla. SPECIALISTS SAVOY BeTUI'Y BEAUTY SALON CLARK HARDWARE Cu Iure Hardware Piflsburgh Painl' Phone Phqne NOWATA. OKLA. WEISS FOOD STORE Fresh Fruifs and Vegetables School Supplies GROVENBERG'S PAINT STORE We Help You Dress Up Your Home B. P. S. PHONE 293 PAINTS John Benningfielcl C- E- l-YN' Bernard Roberfs Helen Roberfs J. L. Cowan H. E. Mixon W. D. Burch W. F. Weakley Floyd Inman L. D. Pope L. E. HewiH Lesfer Miller F. M. Cook CONGRATULAUONS c. H. Rainwafer ' ' ' IRONMEN ' ' ' Co-Champions I956-I957 Sam Blylhe Vercligris Valley Conference Lee Shouse J. L. Harrison Spike Radcliff LaRue Rush Norman Fry Dave Biggersfalf Pdf DSLOZFGI' Friiz Wigger B. C. Goodwin. Jr. Wa'H' Mellon Bill Griffin Ar+hur Turner am Maddux .Ng if Nr YL . 6.3 654' 'ig' ef, .mf 6,566 QQ :vi 'Q 5 Awfg . .,f 'f Q .' X554 'mfs w 'f44 a ' , 4 V ff ' 5' cf.. 3 fr X ' n ff., ir L. I' Q' 4151? EN f Q Tha But Vnrbookl Au YAVLOR-MADE TAYLOR PUBUSHING COMPANY DALlAS. TEXAS