Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

m- 9 I I I SUPERINTENDENT Oologah Publio school Y. T PhiSuperintendent ?olog h, :.:ln honn n,r i3tin 3 9 I novor met a man I dldn fc like’1, 13 a 30m of thought by our � lov-id .7111 Rogers. His .Yltticlsm should be an inspiration to the student ioly of Oologah igh School Tor years to cone. In3 iratloi s, from people like 111 Rogers, can enly be caotured where there is underst .nding co-operation. o-op ration can only be attained through diligent edu atlon poroals of Oologa: HI forever be sv inging open for educational ndoavor to bit Id a greater hone, a greater c . unity and a -roater nation. t 13 through this co-operation tht ha3 enabled tto oard of Iducation to onbnrl; upon a ror1 3i vo edu- cational plan that has seen the erection of a no.v hi h school building, ro.iodalin an 1 'analrin of existant ' ide, in the very near Lon of Home ilium rhese ’ rove '.to r o u � e '.a C)-oo'rnMv attitude vit. the sn dill -once and sincerity that has ale this, the lr::t publication of the ’V:u3tan •,f, 033 tbio. Sine ;rely. Board of Education W. nJ. hibbs President W. P. McAlvaln Vice-President Z. A. Cannon Clerk 'T. J. 'Smarick Member J. H. Johnson f'ember FACULTY '.V. T. Philllp3 Superintendent Science Agri. Okie. A. c U. northeastern State College Oleta Phillips Math. Jt Social Studies Northeastern State College Priscilla 3lakley Commerce Central State Colles® Hast Central State College 3lanche Carroll 3ng. Hist. Okla. A. V Tulsa '.Jniversity Thoo Vancuron T 3 Grade Coach Northeastern State College Antonia Smith 5 % 6 Grade Northeastern State College Melven Hendricks 3 k t|. Grade Northeastern State College Okla. A. ’£ M. Htta Vane oren 2nd Grade Northeastorn Stati College Dorthn Cook 1st Grade Northeastern State College Okla. A. M. SENIORS Mr. Phillips Senior Sponsor. Admired and respected by everyone who knows him Roy Bradford, He's little but mighty. Class President; Basketball, Soft 3all and Pep Club. Norman Orman, Easy to get along with. Vice-President; Pep Club. Billie Roberts, Always a good sport. Secretary-Treasure; Basketball, Soft Ball and Pep Club. '.Vanda Harris, Witty and Smart. Queen Attendant, Basketball, Secretary and Treasure of Pep Club. Hetty Sligar, Friendly and quiet. Marie Penner, Always ready for any- thing. Basketball, Soft 3all and Pep Club. Harold McAlvaln, Two loves--one a Model A. Basketball, Soft Ball and Pep Club. Robert (3ob) Johnson, Ladies' delight, sincere and courteous. 3asketball, Soft Ball and Pep Club. I u a -L ■ Lillie Fugate '.Thistle Bait President, Club Dona Plumer Small but all there. Vice- President Oueen Attendant Soft 3all, and 4-n club Carl Scoles Arkansas or 3ust 3askotball, Soft 3all 4-3 Club Kenneth Clinton Irish Romeo Sec. c Treas. 3a3ketball, Soft Ball 4-H Club Walter Dierolf Slrls dream boat Vice-President of Club Mary Roberts Challenger Basketball, Soft 3all, Vice-pres. of Pep Club '.Vanda Mann If you can't stop whistle a3 you r;o by. Pep Club u Iloyd Jacobs Class Crooner 4-3 Club Nadine Baldwin Thelma Sli ar Quiet fe friendly Pep Club John Roberts, Tall, dark and Wow. President, Basketball, Soft Ball, I4.-H Club Louise Roberts, Lots of fun. Vice-President, Pep Club Peggy Lambert, Cute as a cuddly doll. Secretary, Basketball, Soft 3all, Pep Club Mary Dirickson, never met a boy 3he didn't like. Treasurer, Basketball, Soft 3all, Pep Club, Carnival Queen John Casey, Scientific John. Betty Smith, Boy Crusher. 3asketball, Soft Ball, Pep Club Donald Johnson, A heart smasher. Basketball, Soft 3all, President of Pep Club, Carnival King Thelma Mendell, To know her Is to love her. Pep Club, I4.-II Club, Soft Ball, Basketball Newton 3ox, ? hiz at basketball. Basketball, Soft Ball, Ij.-H Club Marcella Harold, Quiet as falling snow. gdward McAlvaln, Known by his friends as 3aby Yown . Basketball, Soft Ball, Cheer Leader In Pep Club, I4.-H Club Rosa Lee Miller, A good student Pat37 Harris, A s:::ile for everyone. Bask9tball, Soft Ball, Cheer leader of Pep Club, lj.-H Club Donald Hill, Ladies man. Basketball, Soft 3all, Pep Club Lydia Henderson, Known as Slim by her friends. Soft Ball, Basketball, Pep Club, ij.-H Club Sari Ridenhour, A curl for every girl. Basketball, Soft Ball, Cheer leader of Pep Club, 1|.-H Club Ruth Jenkins, A swell kid. 3a3ketball Arthur Whorton, Quiz Kid. Erma Lee 3razel, Affectlonally known as Freckles. Basketball, Soft Ball, Pep Club, I4.-H Club Helen Woffard, Nicknamed Hilda . Betty Brewer, (letting her .Mrs. Degree Walter Hall, Bunk , the wooster walser. Pep Club, !j.-H Club Marieta Mills, Friends call her 100=5 Basketball, Soft Ball, Pep Club Ray narold, A true friend. Peggy Thomason, Boy Chaser. Basketball, Soft Ball, Cheer leader of Pep Club, 4-H Club Betty Lou Fanning, Sweat Natured, liked by all. J .1 X Raymond Henderson, A wlz at basket- ball. Class President, Basketball, Soft 3all, I4.-H Club, Pep Club. Nancy Sue Walker, An outstanding student. Vice-President. Phylli3 Dlrickson, Lonely until Saturday night. Secretary and Troasury, Basketball, Soft 3all. Ervin Horner, Tall, Dark and Handsome. Dennis Dlrickson, A person worthy to be called friend . Basketball, Soft Ball. Willard 3radsnaw, Oologah's Daniel 3oone. Soft 3all, Pep Club. Virginia Bradford, A pretty blue-eyed basketball player. Soft Ball, Basket- ball, Pep Club. Fred Harkreader, A friendly heart- breaker. 3asketball, Soft Ball, Pep Club. Hazel 'Yofford, Quiet but likes the opposite sex. Basketball, Soft Ball. Alvin Taylor, A boy's boy and a girl's ???? Basketball, Soft 3all. James Rott, A quiet, likeable boy. Edward Wofford, Likes to laugh as well as eat. Pep Club, lj.-H Club, Soft Ball, Basketball. Doris KcAivain, Knock 'em flat tyoe. Soft 3all, Basketball, Pap Club. Trent VcSpadden, Class Commedlan. 3asketball, Soft 3all. Norma Dirickson, A friendly Class queen. Elva Haynes, Has a smile for every- one. Pep Club. Frances Orman, Class poetess. Elta Mae Klahr, Excells in class and 4-H Club. Soft Ball, Basketball, 4-H Club, Pep Club. I , a V Thomas Gatewood, A voice like a canary. Jamo3 Fugate, A go-getter (when he's Interested). 1 -H Club, Pep Club. The Freslunen Class with an enrollment of twenty, i3 composed of eleven boys and nine girls. 3y vote of the entire class the following have been selected as: WHO'S WHO Host Popular Girl----------------Doris McAlvaln 'ost Popular Boy----------------Raymond Henderson Most 3eautiful Girl---------------Norma Dirickson Host Handsome 3oy----------------Ervin Horner Best Girl Athlete----------------Virginia Bradford Best 3oy Athlete-----------------Raymond Henderson Best All-Around Girl-------------Nancy Walker Best All-Around 3oy------------------------Dennis Dirickson SPECIAL Willard 3radshaw— Daniel 3oone needs a coonskln cap. Janes Rott—called 3rothor needs to be bolder. R. ' i .1 ’ Searching for better tilings (?) through Science. This Freshman Class loves to study--well, anyway, some of them do. ■ Romance in Sophomore English Class??? YesJ The text book name is Romance• Speed, accuracy, judgment--and study makes perfect. M Views Robert Johnson Salutatorian Honor Students State Honor Society is composed of the upper 10 3 of the High School Student Body. Vanda Karris Ruth Jenkins Robert Johnson Pat Harris Louise Roberts Rosa Lee Miller Slta Mae KLahr + A Little Bird fold lie — These Facts SOPHOMORES Class Flower: Lilac Class Colors: Blue and white Class Motto: Politeness goes far, yet cost nothing. JIT! .TORS Class Flower: Gladioli Class Colors: Green and Vhite Class Motto: Dare to be Different. SENIORS Class Flower: Class Colors: Class Motto: American Beauty Rose Blue and Gold Inches make a mile.” I � « Left to right. First row: 2arl Mynatt, Peggy Lunsford, 7 illadene .Valker, Vincent 31akley, Mrs. Cook. Second row: 2l3a Mae Haynes, Royce Hasterson, Rebecca 3ible, Booby Joe Graham Third row: Jimmy Kill, Roy Roberts, Gary Lambert, Larry Buster, Billy I cMllian, Harry Robir.son, Johnny Amos Jacobs. Hot in picture: 3obby J.yskey, Delbert Cartv right. Left to right: First row: Allan Clinton, Clarlotte Phillios, Connie Rhoades, Mickey '.Valker, Mrs. Vancuren. Second row: JoJmny Robinson, Haney Dirickson, Jimmy Rogers, Judy 3aldwin, Phillip Bradshaw. Third row; Carolyn Dear3ton, Johnny Busby, Ailieen Brower, Charles Chastai-, Joyce Brewer, Carroile Chap-el. fourth row: Peggy Chaonan, Shirley Haynes, Billy Baldwin, Bdv nrd pasdoch, ranees Pennsr, Julia Bolen. I r I H D 3 a A irst row: Arville Sellreyer, Hary Sue Panning, Robert Cainon, Ray oldon, Rena Chaoman Dannie Bible. Second row: Harvey ila .es Jo in lrahn. , ..axine Hornar, Sherran Cartri nt, Maurice Sweeney, Bobby Snook, 'rhird row: 'lion Dail Humes Dorothy Roberta, arl Chilian, foryan Sweeney, Carol Paye ry. an, illy Dane Bra o. Rot pictured: Her an Cartri Mt. Irat row: Patricia J hnson, Ronald 3uster Dorl3 arris. Second row: Li:da Key Cannon, Barbara Rogers, Donna Lea Ira e, Car. Is Sue Baldwin, Rorr a ponner, Deraldine Haynes. Third row: Cli Tord Ppycan, rl Horner, Bobby Sli ar, Valetta Hoststtar, Billy Robinson. 'ourth row: Boliia Taylor, Anita ’ayna3 Vivian .Thorton, ry Dees, Ada ..cAlvaln, Jaccqueline Chap.r.an. •to First row: Norma Thompson, Melbn Or: an, Steve .Vofford, Villaninna Sr. th, 3evarly Vorien. Second row: Charlotte Vatkins, Donna Dearstone, i'artha Sellmeyor. Not oictured: Claudine Haynes, Noble Brewer. ' irst row: Darlene .' alker, Jim Dirickson, Darlene Dikeman, Joe Henderson Betty Joy.e Lar.bert, Ted Vancuren. Second row: G. H. Slie � iiaxlna Haynes John Dees, Ji -r.y -rahani, !.fandy Sue Hill, J. ,V. eAlvain. Third row: ildred Humes, David pennor, Hazel 3ral3haw, rtmir Borers, Zada Sli;ar, Owen Cannon. ::ot pictured; Kelvin Panning fayne Haynes Seventh Grade 7ir3t � ■ ;: Betty Ann McKinney, Charlene pernor, Dlwird 7 atkins, Jack Baldwin, Martha Ann Vineyard, Ruby Prynan. Second row: Barbara Kaynes, Donnie 7offord, Jessie Roberts, Mary Harr old, Olenn Lunsford, Betty Jane Miller ' r : Imapena Orman, Clarence Chapman, Junius Haynos, Dixie Lee riidenhour. Hot Pictured: 'Ionian B; Lth, Bii-y Roberts, Marjorie Dearston. Eighth Grade irst row: Bob Harris, Curtis Roberts, axine 3aldv: n, Sharon .Thisenhunt, Cary Cooper, Jack Horner. Second row: Pe Vancuren, Lois Mryman, Ted Dearston, Jim le Dee3, Lillian Rott, Clara 3radshaw. Third row: Jimmie Lamb rt, Howard Chaonan, Ler y Rorner, ' arvin Lunsford. Mot Pictured: Bob Do;b Zb . Ji Activities AUGUST— , . . School year opens with enrollment. Classworn begins. SEPTEMBER— Soft ball game with Talala. 1 -H Club participated In County and Collinsville Pairs. H. S. Students went to Tulsa Stata Pair In school buses. Sanior I4.-H Club folk game party. Initiation of Freshman Party. OCTO 3 v Pie Suooer, Annual Pall Carnival in connection vith tho queen content. Basketball teams start workouts. 4-H Club Square lance. H. S. Classes rr.et to select s- on3or3. fSPV NOVEMBER-- x Dismissed for ill Rogers Day Celebration. , Plrst home Basketball game with Inola. Basketball game at Talala. Home Basketball game with Catoosa. Donkey Basketball game. Dismissed for Thanksgiving Holidays. DSCEMBER— Basketball game at Foyll. Home 3askatball ame with Sequoyah. Mr. and Mrs. Dal Walker entertained Faculty members and Husbands with dinner. Basketball game at Inola. Homo 3a3ketball game Christmas tree and program. Christmas exchange Dismiss for Christmas Holidays. Grade Basketball teams enter Talala Tournament. JANUARY— k '.Vork began on new High School Building. H. S. 3asketball taam3 enter Invitation tournament at Lenaoah. Dismissed three days due to bad weather. -. • tirade Basketball teams enter Delaware tournament. ”' The Jr. Hi Basketball glrl3 were entertained, at the Skating Vanities ate- in Tulsa, by Mr. and Mrs. Dal Walker. with Talala. of Tifts. a , -y A b FEBRUARY— I4.-H Club Poultry show and judging. H. S. Skating oarty at Mohawk Park. Junior Class Party. H. S. Basketball teams enter County Basketball tournament at Claromore. Senior pictures taken. Valentino parties in grade rooms. Blakley's entertained basketball boys and girls. Electric scoreboard arrived. MARCH-- H. S. Basketball teams enter District Tournament at Collinsville. Senior excursion trio to Tulsa. Junior Play Ready Made Family, given. Dismissed for District Teachers Meeting at Muskogee. Soft ball games played with Inola. Seniors receive nictures. Annual School election. APRIL— , , Grades attend Annual Grade Tract meet at Talala. Senior Play A Pair of Country Kids, given. 'V .. Girls enter Soft ball tournament at Foyll. Easter egg hunt for grades Junior-Senior Banauet. MAY- 4-H Club Achievement Day. Senior Day. 3accalaureate and Commencement exercises. End of school term 19lj.9-$0 I II t I. Queen Kary Dirickson Sophomore Clas3 Attendants Peggy Vancurren — 7 . 8th Grade ke rt e+4 CSr cS Sr. ?? r w Jor retire rto 3r Pr es Je v 4 Li lb«• C♦ i-vert +1' •f? Xw tiltil Ur itice - e r'Jr 4- ' IL i ft ■ mm Aunt Lydia NicodeniU3 3egonla i • « c i ' In the fall of 1938, twenty little boys and girls left their homes to start a span of twelve years of schooling. Some left with tears in their eyes afraid to go, others with the gleam of happiness, anxious to see what the first day of school hold for them. We well remember the Christmas trees, Valentine Boxes, Easter Egg hunts and the many little incidents that happened along our paths. Thanks to the teachers who made these possible. Along the path of education four students joined us. These were Billie Roberts in the 7th, Roy Bradford in the 8th, Betty Sligar in the 9th and Bobby Johnson in the 10th grade. We lost many of those who started until at last we are finishing with this class of eight. These are. Roy Bradford, Wanda Harris, Bobby Johnson, HarcM HcAlvaifl, Norman Orman, Mario Penner and Billie Roberts- This veer we will bid farewell to the Oologah School, that r these many years, has been an inspiration and encounagne:t to us to go on. May those who follow feel as we hove and say that the time has been well spent. Thanks for those who have helped us along the way THE SENIOR CLASS DINNERS AND SHORT ORDERS Cold Drinks - Ice Cream - Maults - Tobaccos We are not too big to know you, and Large enough to serve you. OOLOGAH congratulations to the Oologah Graduates by CLAREMORE JEWLERS Where your dollars have more c BRONX S GRO. Cold Drinks - Groceries Ice Cream - Cigarettes Tabaccos - Feeds I n 1 CONGRATULATIONS STUDENTS! Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK i in. Clare mo:?e. Okla. X RESTAURANT FRIED CHICKEN—CHOICE STEAKS SKGRI C DIPS Clcroaiore, C� kla0 JJQMltS HARDWARE R r URN HURL r 0?n-- 30 years in Collinsville 1104-6 lit in. St. Phone COLLINSVILIE, OKLAHOMA ne IS T V KEITH DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS - SUNDRIES and VETERINARY SUFFLIES COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. Phone 108 BRY.ANT-RE.XALL Ccllinsv'lls, CAI o ii A GOOD DRUG STORE Jones Food t kt. C oil insville, Okla. phone Turks Cream Station !j Collin svi ll-e, Okla. phone 31 ' !! Wishing you the best ef Everything. Best cf Luck From: � . L. iIHl-TKiTT CC. J bert L . n y i nger' s Real iirt ate--Insurance Panel- a?d city Lcaas Phone 634 Clai-emore, Oi:ia. Friendly ,r.T£T :EN AUTO Assoe t j Store Cla. em Tc, Okla, CLARE; , ORE LAUNDRY co,PpMnncnts of 5i t r e r Ovaners Bnd 300 U, '.'ill ?.og :rs Blvd. dry cleanjng C! .1r e rn c r e C C N' tRA tula ti on s ,c u'ic Graduates TEE CJLT.R2� 'jL LUMBER CO. of Oologah Hi ard oo the Staff on iour First Annual Kelleys Aliue-Rolland Ililt. 'Building Materiel Headquaters” | SHERMAN-WILLIAMS PAINTS 119 W. 3rd. St. Phone'37 Claremore. Okla. . Vinsons Compliments of Claremore, Oklahoma RANDLE IIUNSON MOROR CO. Ready to Wear Accessories — Hosiery GIFTS FC1 EVERY OCCASION See the new :t i BETTER THAN EVER —1950 «■ Commemorative Plates of MERCURY WILL ROGERS HOME MEMORIAL ij Phone 887—Opposite Post Office 605 West Will Rogers Phone 1011 ; Claremore, Okla. il i JOR DA NjMOTOR CO. j G h v r c I c i j salts ; — - ! siI7vicE New Used Car3 colli!:tv:alt; , okla . Phcrxe 320 Ray Lambcrson oCL0:10 SERVICE STATION vO.lJ ij. jo J -1_J 0 , CxCXj-r. • 1 co noco] BAYOUTH’S Department Store Satisfaction Guaranteed CLOTHING SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY COLLINSVI ILL. OKLA. PL one 222 THE! !£W EaSHJON Collinsville's Store for Hen CURLE2 CLOTHES I fi X] PTLTGCL HATS •:j'Y’ji bowts See Us Ft r FEED - SEEDS - DAIRY SUPPLIES Buyers of Grain PHONES Store 280 Elevator 302 FARMERS UN ION CO-OP COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. AMBULANCE SERVICE I day cr night COLLINSVILLE FUNERAL HOHE INC. Phones 111 - 96 - 27R iHENRY'S 5«TO$1 SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND BOOKS THE STORE OF VARIETY ' nnv: p a ire- J w I i_ Demand and Cot the Best !(w, ! ret) Claremcre ROGERS CC. MACHITIFF.Y CO. E. T. Lesxnor, Beeler r- ' � r f « V y )m'M I.J UjJ !_J Minneapolis Mclino 122 K. Catalyah - Phono '90 Claremorc, Okla. 5 CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes for your iV«u o success n e r ■ ■ j |“ V r i i j Ub I... jv ijU 0n } i J J J i Cidremore 0 a- WELCOME TO CHASTAINS aremoro's Leading Dept. Store Mason Dress Shoppe CLAREMORE, OKLA. Phone 48 I Pel : Women7s 3c Juniore' Apparel and Accessories Gregg's Battery Service AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 3c SUPPLIES CLAREMORE, OKLA. Phone 485 f n5 . FARLEY INSURANCE AGENCY 107 S. Muskogee Avo. Phone 226 Claremorc, Okla. I n Phono 174—Mason Hotel Block Claremorc, Okla. I ALUMNI OF OOLOGAH 19 9 Melton Henderson Sylvia James Johnny Jones JoAnn Lambert Noma McClure 3obby McMahan Letha Mae Shook Donald Thomason 19 6 Wendella Carroll Newman Gibbs Earl Hart Edward Jenkins Lorine Krueyer Ellen Roberts Betty White Norman Whisenhunt 19 1-3 Dorothy Ann;el Juanita Carroll Daniel Huff ’.7. J. Merchant Fred plumer Clem McSpadden Oleta Taylor Iname11 Thomason Lucille Walton Helen Willhite 19 0 :. Homer An-el Daisy Bond Mildred Denny Dortha Mae Hart William Hart Dorthy Taylor HIGH SCHOOL OF THE PAST TEN YEARS I9I18 19 7 Sally Dikeman Royace Erne riel: Christina Gibbs 3illy Hill Chester Fenner Laveta Fenner Viryie Taylor Mildre d VJhisenliunt Norman Wilhite Robert 3akor Ida Jewel 3radford Betty Castleberry Nathalia Cooper Dori3 Emerick Charles Fryman Jacruelyne Hall Laverne James Lee Klahr Tommy Milliyan Norman Mills Harold Pearson Robert Smith Anna Mae whisenhunt 191+5 Erna Dieroli Jimmy Dikeman Robert Hill Dorothy Roberts 191+4 Erma Lee Denny Doris Dikeman Lettie Lou Penner Georre plumer V ayne Milliyan Doris Worden ! '• ) c r i c v l c t ) r ' 5 ' Hf -i 1 1' 1 • 1942 Marjorie Dikeman Helen kirk Wynona Herley ciiarlotta Patten Ouita Pearson Stella Reed Foster Rotramel Helen Stembridye Joseph Sweeney 191+1 Edward Davi3 Paul Gra .-es John Harrold Callie 'Trite James White Letha Yost 1940:(Con't) Francis Taylor Arliss Titus Norma Walker Cherry ’,7hisenliunt James WoCfard NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL FRANCHISE DEALER j FOR NAME OF CLOSEST DEALER WRITE TO lohnhans 608 DELAWARE KANSAS CITY 6, MISSOURI j I £ I DAV-SON CORK BACK== BULLETIN BOARDS SAFETY RECORD THIS WEEK M T LOST TIME ACCIDENT SERIOUS OOCTOR CASES ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR CONCENTRATED ORIVE THE LAST TWO MONTHS FOR 100 PER CENT ATTENDANCE AND PRODUCTION IS SHOWING GOOO RESULTS DIRECTORY FLOOR CAFETERIA 3 � WEST EMPLOYMENT OFFICE H.L. KRUSE I EAST DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of Va inch cork mounted on Va inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. Bulletin board with two set USE ,N Bulletin board with two set , , D ., SCHOOLS in glass doors. One side cork m glass dears. Both s.des CHURCHES the other changeable letter cork. FACTORIES insert' style: two set in glass OFFICES (Lelters are not included) 30 48 ........ 30.00 CTrtprc 30 � 48 .......... $44.85 30 � 60 ....... 32.50 30 « 60 „..... 51.40 36 � 48 ...... 31.25 CLUBS 36 , 48 49 40 fio.. ,fi ULUUJ 36 � 60 ........... 59 35 ALL PRtCES F o r cn,r rn PUBLIC SPEC'AL ASSORTMENT OF 600 % ALL PRICES F. O. B. CHICAGO BUILDINGS AND 1 INCH LETTERS $12.00 THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. DISTRIBUTORS: School Gift Service flj f 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4. 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