Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1952 volume:

Published by the OOLOGAH HIGH SCHOOL Oologah, Okla. THE 1951 -1952 MuiioHO. etfocatum Dedicated to the ex-students of Oologah High School who are now in the Armed Forces Annual Staff Su esUntewieMi'I MeAAaae It is a pleasure to congratulate the members of this annual staff and their sponsor in the publication of this 1952 Mustang. The good work, finje cooperation and splendid attitude of the faculty, parents and student body is responsible for the good school year here at Oologah for 1951-1952. To you we will always be grateful. If we continue to put forth our best effort and cooperation our lives will be an asset to our community. The annual staff is to be commended for their splendid work in present ing to us this well planned and well organized publication Much good work has been done and it speaks for itself. It has been the desire of the Board of Education, and faculty to provide the best things possible for you while in school. It is our hope that after leaving school you will fit well into society and have a good and prosperous life. Sincerely W. T. Phillips faculty PRISCILLA BLAKLEY H. S. Principal Commerce -a THEO VANCUREN Grade Principal 8th Grade Girls Basketball OLETA PHILLIPS 3rd 4th Grades W. T. PHILLIPS Superintendent Math and Science LOIS TUCKER English Ho. Ec. ■■■ LOREN MAYFIELD 7th Grade Boys Basketball ETTA VANCUREN 2nd Grade £5|I 47. h STANLEY WELLS History Ind. Arts RUBY JANKEY 5th 6th Grades DORTHA COOK 1st Grade Left to right: Bill Gibbs, President; August Knepper, Member; W. J. Emerick, Member; W. P. McAlvain, Vice-President; 0. E. Haynes, Clerk. Seated, left to right: Ruby Jankey, Lois Tucker, Etta Vancuren, Oleta Phillips, Priscilla Blakley and Dortha Cook. Standing, left to right: W. T. Phillips, Theo Vancuren, Loren Mayfield, and Stanley Wells. STANLEY WELLS Driver, Bus No. 2 MELVIN HARRIS Driver, Bus No. 3 STANLEY WELLS ' Sponsor Student Council i BA. and BB. MARY D1RICKSON Class Sec. PEGGY THOMASON Class Pres. Sr. Play Student Council Annual Staff Paper Staff SB. Carnival Queen Jr. Play, SB. Student Council F ATSY HARRIS Class Reporter BB., SB. Jr. Play Sr. Play 4-H- Annual Staff Paper Staff Annual and Paper Staff Honor Society PEGGY LAMBERT LYDIA HENDERSON EDWARD McALVAIN BETTY SMITH BB., SB. Sr. Play Jr. Play BB., SB. Jr. Play SR. Play 4-H Club BB., BA. 4-H Club BB. Jr. Play Sr. Play Jr. Play Carnival King Sr. P aY ERMA LEE BRAZEAL Jr. Play BB., SB. Annual Staff Editor School Paper Honor Society 4-H Club Sr. Play MARLETA MILLS BB., Jr. Play Sr. Play DONALD HILL Sr. Play BA. RAY BRUNSON BB., Tennis Senior Play 4-H Club, BA. Annual Staff Paper Staff F.F.A. ROSA LEE MILLER Honor Society Jr. Play not available ARTHUR WHORTON RUTH JENKINS Jr. Play Sr. Play Ft;., Honor Society Librarian MARCELLA HARROLD Sr. Play Honor Society Carnival Queen JOHN CASEY Jr. Play Sr. Play JUNIORS jjusu l Class Flower: Class Color: Class Motto: Am. Beauty Rose Red and White America ends with « tf 1 can • MRS. PRISCILLA BLAKLEY Sponsor %■ I S r ,W tr HR DENNIS DIRICKSON Class Pres. 3 Basketball 2, 3 Student Council 3 Baseball DORIS McALVAIN Vice-President 3 Basketball 1, 2 Jr. Play Softball 1, '2, 3 Student Council 3 J unior Queen NORMA DIRICKSON Class Secretary 3 Jr. Play Student Council TRENT McSPADDEN Basketball 1, 2 Jr. Play Annual Staff Baseball L, 2, 3 Class Reporter 3 ELTA MAE KLAHR 4-H Club 1, 2 Basketball I, 2 Jr. Play Softball 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff Paper Staff Honor Society 1, 2 VIRGINIA BRADFORD Basketball 1, 2, 3 Jr. Play Softball 1, 2, 3 4-H Club 1, 2 . V ° NANCY WALKER Jr. Play � f. JAMES ROTT Jr. Play Baseball 2, 3 EDWARD WOFFORD Basketball 1, 2, 3 Jr. Play 4-H Club Annual.Staff ERVIN HORNER Jr. Play Baseball 1, 2, 3 JAMES FUGATE Jr. Play 4-H Club Baseball Jr. King ERMA SNOW Basketball 1, 2, ; Jr. Play Softball 2, 3 4-H Club 2 F.H.A. 1 ELVA HAYNES Jr. Play ALVIN TAYLOR Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Sosph MGSie GUu Class Flower: Class Colors: Class Motto: O rchid Rose Light Blue Not Finished; just begun T. Phillips Sponsor Bob Harris Class President P eggy Vancuren Class Secretary Yvonne Henshall Mary Kathrine Hall Vice-President Maxine Baldwin T reasurer Jim Lambert Lillian Rote Sharon Whisenhunt Curtis Roberts Dail Willhite Shirley Mann Wilma Hartman Lesley Jenkins Lois Fryman fyn bluftGvn Gum Mrs. Lois Tucker Sponsor Donnie Wofford President Glynn Lunsford V ice-Pres. Dixie Ridenhour Secretary Jack Baldwin Norman Smith Edward'Watkins Sandra Holmes Jessie Roberts Barbara Haynes Betty Sue Knepper I. E. Endsly J unius Haynes Clarence Chapman Verl Gray Martha Vineyard Charlene Penner Mary Harrold Imogene Orman Qnade Left to right. First row, Richard Lee Buster, James Roberts, Patricia Penner. Carole Plumer, Carolyn Brown, Paul Roberts, Jimmie Pasdach. Second Row, Wanda Lunsford, Ronald Busby, George Chastain, Wayne Penner, Jerry Don Cartwright, Joe Knepper, Sharon Dirickson, Nancy Haynes, Mrs. Dortha Cook. Not Pictured, Beth Lou Howell. Second Left to right. First Row: Betty Joyce Penner, Linda Hostetter, Pearline Taylor, Carolyn Blakley, Linda Sue Baldwin, Phyllis Haynes, Carol Hickey. Second row, Roy Rogers, Pauline Whorton, Carol June Meul- ler, Mary Ellen Humes, Evelyn Brazeal, Peggy Haynes, Johnny Amos Jacobs, Clara Belle Smith, Mrs. Etta Vancuren. Not Pictured, Patsy Brunson, Jessie Lynn Hunt. Iltisui Qn de Earl Mynatt Gary Lambert Vincent Blakley Larry Buster Jimmie Roberts David Dirickson •' Roy Roberts Archie Berry Peggy Lunsford Martin Hudson loyce Masterson Delbert Cartwri Mrs. Oleta Phillips Law anna Myers Bobby Myskey Jimmie Hill tf-ousUlt Qnxide Judy Baldwin Charlotte Phillips Peggy Chapman Mickey Walker Eddie Pasdach Allan Clinton Charles Chastain Frances Penner Julia Bolen Ailleen Brewer Nancy Dirickson Joyce Brewer Johnny Busby Gerald Brazeal Shirley Haynes tf-ijftU Qtiadhe Sherman Cartwright Billy Brame Arville Sellmeyer Mrs. Ruby Jankey Donald Hudson Glynn Humes Jerry McMillian Charles Cannon Bobby Sligar Harvey Humes Herman Cartwright Gary Roberts Sixth Cjbcute. Goldie Taylor Jerry Dirickson Ronnie Buster Carl Horner Janice Holmes Bobby Sunday Donna Brame Linda Cannon Peggy Penner Clifford Fryman Vivian Whorton Doris Harris Jacqueline ChapmanLaVerne Rogers Anita Haynes Phyllis Brazeal Norma Penner Valetta Hostetter Ada McAlvain Geraldine Haynes Seventh Qtexte Left to right. Top row: Melba Orman, Joyce Martin, LeOma Jenkins, Steve Wor- rord, Billy Sunday. Martha Sellmeyer, Willaminna Smith. Second Row: Leon Jenkins. Noble Brewer, Claudine Haynes, Wayne Haynes, Teacher, Loren Mavfield. Cicfhth Qteute Left to right, first row: Jim Dirickson, Joe Henderson, J. W. McAlvain, Ted Van- curen, Anthony Knepper. Tommy Roberts, David Penner. Second Row: Darlene Dikeman, Maxine Haynes, Zada Sligar, Betty Joyce Lambert, Earlene Walker, Mandy Hill, Mildred Humes. Third Row: Arthur Rogers, Roy Jenkins, Troy Jenkins, G. H. Sligar, Teacher, Theo Vancuren. Qisil'i. BadkelbalL School eam l.ejl to right, First row: Elta Mae Klahr, Doris McAlvain, Peggy Lanbert, Erma Lee Brazeal. Barbara Haynes, Mary Dirickson, Top row: Yvonne Henshall, Betty Jane Smith, Lydia Henderson. Birlene Brazeal, Virginia Bradford, Patsy Harris, Peggy Vancuren. Not in Picture, Sharon Whisenhunt. Standing, Coach Theo Vancuren. Left to right, first row: Mandy Sue Hill. Betty Joyce Lambert. Ada Mac McAlvain. Doris Pave Harris, Earlenc Walker, Marie McMurity. Top Row: Shirley Sallee. Charlene Penner. Maxine Haynes, Betty Jane Miller, Dixie Ridenhour. Standing, Coach Theo Vancuren. Qtuzde Qi U'd. Qci hjeih ll le m Front Row: Mildred Hunes, Darlene Dikeman, Mandy Sue Hill, Ada Mae Mc- Alvain, Doris Harris, Willaminna Smith. Back row: Coach, Mr. Vancuren, Shirlev Sallee. Martha Sellmeyer, Maxine Haynes, Zady Sligar, Betty Joyce Lambert, Earlene Walker, Melba Orman. PefL QUlL Cheerleaders: Marie McMurty, Joy Zeverly, Dixie Ridenhour. Left to right: Norma Dirickson, Nancy Walker, Norman Smith, Betty Sue Knepper, Edward Watkins, Sponsor, Mr. Wells. Imogene Orman, Donald Wofford, Betty Miller, Barbara Haynes, Elva Haynes. d SadJzeilcUl cJlufli School 1004 . Left to right, first row: Jim Dirickson, David Penner, J. W. McAlvain, Joe Hender- son, Ted Vartcuren, Jack Baldwin. Top row: Coach Loren Mayfield, Glenn Luns- ford, Donnie Wofford, Edward Watkins, Norman Smith and Junius Haynes. . Left to right. First row: Jim Lambert, Bob Harris. Donnie W.offord, Norman Smith, Dail Whillhite. Second Row: Coach, Loren Mayfield, Edward Watkins, Alvin Taylor, Ray Brunson, John Roberts, Dennis Dirckson. No picture of Erward Wofford. flutuosi tJltifh leasn Jleatuf Qfuu e iaAJzethall 7eam Left to right, first row: Jim Dirickson, David Penner, J. W. McAlvain, Joe Hen- derson, Ted Vancuren. Back Row: Coach, Loren Mayfield, Steve Wofford, Billy Sunday, Noble Brewer, Martin Roberts, Tommy Roberts. 110 lb Q’uxUe. aw'i fia iketball Left to right: Jim Dirickson, David Penner, Ted Vancuren, J. W. McAlvain, Joe Henderson, and Coach, Loren Mayfield. rASKE tball ACTIYLTIES Annuai Seated left to right: Lillian Rott, Berlene Bra- real, Peggy Thomason, Elta Mae Klahr, Erma Lee Brazeal, Patsy Harris, Mary Dirickson. Standing: Bob Harris, Edward Watkins, Ray Brunson, Priscilla Blakley, Sponsor, Trent McSpadden, Edward Wofford. Se+vioA U-eM Gluh Seated left to right: Mrs. Lois Tucker, Coach, Mary Kathryn Hal], Donnie Wof- ford, Glynn Lunsford, Marie McMurtry, Martha Vineyard, Peggy Ann Vancuren. Edward McAlvain. Standing: James Fugate, Edward Watkins, Ray Brunson, Patsy Harris, Eltt Mae Klahr, Joy Zeverly, Norman Smith, Bob Harris. fluiuioA Left to right, first row: Sarah Hunt, Arville Sellmeyer, Donald Hudson, Bobby Joe Sligar, Valetta Hostetter, Peggy Penner, Ada Mae McAlvain, Norma Lou Penner. 2nd row: Mrs. Ruby Jankey, coach, Wilaminna Smith, Doris Faye Harris, Anita Haynes, Anthony Knepper, Laverne Rogers, Gerlene Haynes, Troy Jenkins, Roy Jenkins. 3rd row: Ted Vancuren, J. W. McAlvain, Steve Wofford. Martin Roberts, Tommy Roberts, Martha Sellmeyer, Zady Sligar, G. H. Sligar, Arthur Rogers. % Student Gounod Seated, left to right: Donnie Wofford, Dixie Ridenhour, Patsy Harris, Mary Hall, Doris McAlvain, Norma Dirickson, Dennis Dirickson, Standing: Peggy Vancuren, Glynn Lunsford, John Roberts, Mr. Taft, Phillips, Superintendent, Bob Harris, Mary Dirickson. School Pap i Stott Peggy Lambert, Mary Dirickson, Elta Mae Klahr, Ray Brunson, Mrs. Priscilla BLakley, Sponsor, Patsy Harris, Peggy Thomason, Erma Lee Brazeal. GgAmjam+1 Kina And 2.uee t Left to right, first row: Vincent Blakley and Nancy Dirickson, king and queen representative� of 1st to 5th grades; Jim Pasdach, Carolyn Blakely, Ronald Busby, Linda Baldwin, Clara Belle Smith, James Roberts, flower boys and girls; Carol Hickey, Joe Knepper, train bearers; Patsy Brunson, Richard Buster, crown bear- ers. Back Row: Joe Henderson, Earlene Walker 5th to 8th grades representatives; Glenn Lunsfod, Joy Zevely, Freshmen representatives, James Fugate and Doris McAlvain, Junior Class representatives; Jim Lambert and- Yuonne Henshall; Freshmen representatives. Santa VUiti Ool faU Santa distributes gifts at Oologah school, Friday night. December 21, 1951. Santa gathers the small children to the tree. Everyone enjoys the Christmas treats given them. Nancy Dirickson directs the 3rd and 4t'h grade rhythm band in a number. The 1st and 2nd grade Rhythm Band direct- ed by Carolyn Blakley plays a selection for the Christmas program. 1umlUl4t' G ek Stanley Wells Director The Thomas Family P e ented f Senio Glad Mr. Mrs. White The Payne Family Professor Williams M adge Johnson As you enter the door of the High School Building of Oologah you will find displayed the treasures of which we are all very proud. Dating from years back, the now Alumni and former students worked hard to win and add to the collection. The winnings vary from Conference wins, Invitation, District, Regional and State basketball Tournaments. Many memories are recalled as former students now patrons of our school and community pause to look at this collection of treasures they helped to win. You will also see in the photo a few shop projects. They are displayed from time to time in this case along with Home Eco- nomics projects. Against the wall above the trophies, a clock is stationed there. This clock rings on the hour every hour automatically. It was presented to the school by the Senior Class of 1950. OoloaaU Jnealutel T P 13 MWfWlS ' ' '-' -'■ ■■ (P cOoaJ • %cJ(%)jmU QaI -u v il Ltr Xcn ' iZX3Sl , f ir s7syrL Yyj £1 ? fi V fu ?JL ' V i £«, j 'SU? mr j «?£ v . % vr UL £ . SNAPSHOTS The Mustang Staff, Faculty and Student Body of Oologah School, wish to take this opportunity to thank each and every business who advertised in our annual. With the support of these firms, we were able to pub- lish this annual, TH£ MUSTANG” of 1951-52. Patronize these businesses whenever possible. W. F. LEWIS 517 East First St. Tulsa, Oklahoma Phone 43049 YOIJR DISTRIBUTORS FOR TOASTED PEANUTS SAND WISHES DELICIOUS CANDIES JONES HARDWARE COLLINSVILLE, OKLAHOMA Dealers for MAYTAG The Maytag Automatic The Maytag Dutch Oven Gas Range Maytag Ironer For a Demonstration of these work-saving Maytags come in today EASY TERMS - LIBERAL TRADE-I N COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON HARDWARE GENERAL BLACKSMITH CLAREMORE OKLAHOMA CLAREMORE OKLAHOMA CLAREMORE JEWELRY COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. 3� ALL BLACKSMITH WORK RESPECTABLE PLACE OF BUSINESS M R. ROTRAMEL M R. FRED CARROLL iS trie tly tAfoJern ARTHRITIS CLiniC aino MITERAL WATER BATHS in COtWECTIOn Hotel CLAREMORE, OKLA. Featuring SMORGASBORD every Sunday night If corrrc J If SHOJ 7 sJ.AA.OAUlS. CkrLce.OU . t COMPLIMENTS ROGERS COUNTY BANK CLARF.MORE. OKLAHOMA A FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE YOU «ILL LIKE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM - FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP A. M. Huffman Co. C.LARFMORE, OKLAHOMA REAL ESTATE LOANS FARM LOANS GENERAL INSURANCE Mason Dress Shoppe WOMEN’S and JUNIORS’ APPAREL and ACCESSORIES PHONE 174 MASON HOTEL BLOCK CLARF.MORE, OKLA. GEO. MELTON b SONS TRUCKS - TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES SALES - PARTS - SERVICE Phone 12 SEE US FOR FEED - SEEDS - DAIRY SI. PPLIES BUYERS OF GR AIN PHONES Store 280 Elevator 302 FARMER’S UNION CO-OP. COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. Jankeys Garage OOLOGAH, OKLA. GENERAL REPAIR WELDING £ GROCERIES FARMERS MARKET REX PRUITT PHONE 521 COLLINSVILLE, OKLAHOMA B H CAFE COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. PHONE 333 SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN STEAKS WHERE FRIENDS MEET ANN TURK RUTH SPINK HELP YOURSELF LAUNDRY PHONE 80 COLLINSVILLE, 0KLA. EXTRACTOR DRYER SERVICE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK COLLINSVILLE OKLAHOMA MEMBER F. D. I. C. THE CROWN THEATER WHERE YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED MOVIES ARE YOUR BEST AND CHEAPEST ENTERTAINMENT RELAX AND ENJOY ONE FREQUENTLY COLLINSVILLE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. PHONE 402 COLLINSVILLE. OKLA. TRADE WHERE YOUR FRIENDS TRADE. WE SELL SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT AND WALL PAPER SEE LIS BEFORE YOU BUY Henry’s 5c to $1.00 THE STORE OF VARIETY COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT Collinsville Funeral Home D.W. BUCHANAN PHONES 1 1 1 - 96 - 2 7 R U e Vo icfxnt Mtu i - Cu£U uj DODSON BARBER SHOP COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. Collinsville Jewelry Store WATCHES DIAMONDS - GIFTWARE COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. E. B. COLCLASURE - JEWELER I. K. Mitchell Lumber Co. DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL DAIRY CAPITAL OF OKLAHOMA COLLINSVILLE, OKLAHOMA FARM REPAIR SHOP ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING MACHINE WORK BAYOUTH’S DEPARTMENT STORE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED CLOTHING SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY P hone 222 COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. ALSO STORES IN SKIATOOK..........JENKS SAPULPA........WAGONER YOU WILL ALWAYS GET A CORDIAL WELCOME A T KELLEYS MENS WEAR CLAREMORE,OKLA. A GIFT FROM KELLEYS IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED QUALITY CLOTHES AT POPU-LAR PRICES J t u.S' SERVICE YOUR CAR CITY SERVICE CAR WASHING SPECIALITY COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. Western Auto Associate Store GUARANTEED SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK” COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. PHONE 12 RAY LAMBERSON Conoco Service Station COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. Army Surplus Store PIONEER FEEDS CUSTOM FEED, GRINDING AND MIXING CLARFMORE,OKLA. Collinsville Feed Co. PHONE 48 ED HOBAL'GH, Manager COLLINSVILLE, OKI. AI.OMA BRONKS GROCERY AND MARKET STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES OOLOGAH, OKLA. PAY CASH AND SAVE MYNATTS GROCERY FANCY GROCERIES MEATS OOLOGAH, OKLA. ROSS FISHER ELY, SELL AND TRADE PHONE 105 - RES. 189 COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. LEE BURNSIDE COLLINSVILLE, OKLAHOMA THE HOME OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES KROEHLER FURNITURE ZENITH TELEVISION AND RADIO DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGE A COMPLETE LINK OF HOME FURNISHING J. C. FOOD MARKET JONES FOOD MARKET PHONE 52 PHONE 342 COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. AKIN PLUMBING COMPANY Home of Better Plumbing” Claremore, Oklahoma CHARLIE REDFERN BUICK CO. 200 So. Wichita Skelly Products Claremore, Oklahoma FRY’S BUTANE S APPLIANCE CO. P. 0. BOX 346 - Phone 1595 Claremore, Okla. Save with Safety THE REXALL STORE Phone 41- M. H. COLLIER JOHN VANDERVEER Chelsea, Okla. GENTRY DRUG STORE Claremore, Okla. REID AUTO SUPPLY Collinsville, Okla. For Television Sets Motorola Admiral PIG IN PEN CAFE Steaks Dinners Cold Drinks Chelsea, Oklahoma CLAREMORE FLORIAL SHOP Phone 67 Mason Block Claremore, Okla. Compliments of STREETERS CLEANERS Claremore, Okla. S. F. DOWLING Feeds and Seeds Custom Grinding Molasses Mixer ROY’S CAFE Claremore, Okla. f JfQ isr 514 W. Fourth Claremore, Okla. RAY’S AUTO SUPPLY 12th Center - Phone 128 Collinsvi ille, Okla. J. R. HENSHALL, Manager RUTH LAWSON CAFE CORA’S STATION D X Gas - Oil Willard Batteries Ford Parts Phone 603 Oologah, Oklahoma Head Office: Independence, Kansas O. E. WOODS LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Materials HARLAN DeLOZIER, Local Manager Telephone 110 Chelsea, Oklahoma CURRELL LUMBER CO. 119 % 3rd Street LOWERY’S FURNITURE % HARDWARE CO. Phone 37 Claremore, Okla. The Most of the Best for the Least Building Material Headquarters Sporting Goods, Radios Sherman - Williams Paints Wallpaper, Paint, Appliances and Wallpaper Phone 99 Chelsea, Oklahoma FIRST NATIONAL BANK Chelsea, Okla. MEMBER F. D. I. C. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM GENE JOHNSON SALES SERVICES ELECTRICAL CENTER Chrysler - Plymouth Telephone 1022 1115 Main Phone 114 624 W. Will Rogers Blvd. Claremore, Okla. Collinsville, Okla. Thanks For Your Loyal Sup'port The WAND MUSTANG STAFF A Henington Yearbook is produced to the most exacting standards.... Careful plan- ning .... painstaking work.... the finest materials.... assuring you.... SCHOOL 111 HENINGTON PUBLISHING COMPANY Wolfe City, Texas I