Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

1967 THE MUSTANG Oologah Public School Oologah, Oklahoma Volume 9 DEDICATION We, the yearbook Staff, desire to dedicate this—The 1967 Mustang—to our Community. We believe that you deserve our Pride, our Faith and our Loyalty as you work with each other to make us better citizens of this community, our nation and the world. With this cooperation, we can make this a better place in which to live. The Mustang Staff, 1967 BOARD OF EDUCATION This group of men have as their aim the shaping of an academic program that is second to none for the youth of this community. The fulfillment of these dreams are continually in the front of their minds as they give endlessly of their time and efforts everyday. Left to right: Joe Sweeney, Vice-President; Chester Penner, Mem- ber; Forrest Corlett, Member; Murrel Cowherd, Clerk; and Melton Henderson, President. FOREWORD The years of the past are like a chain----each year represented by a link. We hope this book will be a symbol of a continuous bond which links us together in a golden friendship that will continue to grow link by link as the years go by. The Mustang Staff 1967 A gala homecoming... the queen conornations. . .an autumn football game . . . long hours of study. . . mid- night cramming for exams ... a good friend ... a new love ... a pep assem- bly... these things make up the im- ages of our school life. It has been a wonderful year. Stu- dents rejoiced together at victories, suffered together at lost games. Some entered the year as seniors, ready to go on to higher learning, others to take their places as respon- sible citizens, still others to be seen again next year in these halls. None like this year has ever existed; none ever will again. This image is ever- changing. Curriculum, social activities, sports, personalities--these are the substance of school life, all separate and distinct, yet all endlessly fused together. The following pages are your path- way through which you see Oologah School--1966-67. T o the Student Body: My sincere appreciation is extended to the fine student body of Oologah Public School. Youare outstanding inclass workand also extra-curricular activities. The faculty, as well as, I certainly appreciate the fine sports- manship you display at athletic events. Your manner of dress at school and school functions is in good taste which shows high moral and char- acter standards. The interest you have shown in our band is reflected in its size and progress. Additional uniforms for next year have been ordered to attire a 65-piece band. We hope to increase this number to 85 members in the near future. The 1,368 book reports turned in the first semester by grades 3 through 6 overwhelms me. These grade students also presented the Christmas and Easter operettas that made us very proud of them. I know you students are very proud of the Board of Education for providing the excellent facilities, faculty and the fine curriculum that is being offered in our school system. You demonstrated this at the County fair in Art, Home Economics, 4-H and other events. We are striving to give you the type of education that will enable you to attend a college or university. May I encourage each of you to start making preparations today to attend college after you have graduated from high school. The school will furnish assistance to any student in securing educational loans, scholar- ships or jobs to help further your education. I am very proud of you and please feel free to call on me at any time. Sincerely, Ohe wonderfut npinit of co- operation between students and faculty has. hetped make this. a most enjoyable year. fo't ait of K4,. [njoyabte events, should be remembered and through thin annuat is. preserved many of the cherished memories of you , ac- tivities. at Ootoyah Schoot. Us the years pans., these memories with become even mote cherished and precious. Ot has. been an honor and a pleasure to serve as. noun. heyh Schoot Principat and to be as- sociated with such wonderfut peopte as. our students., teach- ers., Koard of [ ducatio n, and paUon .. g The voices that answer the phones, the feet that take a million steps delivering messages and the hands that type all those reports belong to Mrs. Jean Bolch, Secretary and Mrs. Angela Fry, Office As- s istant. Mr. Tom Schwaesdall J unior and Senior High Principal Mr. Charles Flint Grade School Principal “CHRISTMAS ” Majorettes The Tiny Tots The Jesters The Bells, Cooks Guards HONOR DEBBIE KEELING Valedictorian STATE HIGH SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY Back row--left to tight: Billie Shoup, Ronald Hand, Gerald Manning, Steve Moree. Middle row--Charlotte Rott, Kathryn Hendricks, Debbie Keeling. Front row-- Sherylen Carter, Jackie Schwaesdall, Judy Corder, Deborah Swegar, STUDENTS MASONIC AWARD WINNERS Left to right Steve Newcomb Phyllis Bolch Kathy Hendricks Larry Bennett Linda Patrick Robbie Whiteley Janelle Andregg KAREN HUDSON Oologah's Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow SPEECH CONTEST WINNERS Dennis Hutcheman Also 4-H District President Troy Wagoner MATH AWARD WINNERS 4th GRADE STUDENTS Above—Left to right: Linda Hubbard, Stephanie LaFevers, Sandra Miiacek, Mary Ann Roberts, Joe Corder, Carl Shank, Debbie Culmer, Darla Rhoads, Beth Ann Butcher, and Jan Thompson. Pictured at right--Front row: Dale Armstrong, Elizabeth Un- derwood, Leigh Ann Patton, Vickie White, Kent Cowherd, Back Row: Rob Harper, Robin Roberts, Millie Ross, Jowahna Tanner, and Madelyn Berry, SENIOR ATTENDANT Linda Holiday Jimmy Sweeney, Escort JUNIOR ATTENDANT Charlotte Rott Bill Pearson, Escort FOOTBALL QUEEN Elizabeth Freeman George Lamberson, Escort CORONATION CO-QUEEN Sharon Cauthron Larry Bennett, Escort SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Betty Vanderpool Steve Faught, Escort FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Phyllis Bolch Everett Penner, Escort MISS CHARLOTTE ROTT Princess Oologah Tulsa State Fair Phyllis Bolch, Twirler Debbie Keeling, Drum Majorette Kathy Hendricks, Twirler Connie Hart, Twirler CHEERLEADERS Ruth Hazelwood Linda Holiday Sharon Cauthron Connie Clements Kaye Bitting HIGH SCHOOL BAND WOODWIND SECTION Back row from left to right are: Debra Pilkington, Vickie Douglas, Connie Hart, Lariy Synar, Steve Pack, Ronnie Scott, Clayton Hall, Sue Zevely, Randy Royal, Randy Hudson, Sandy Lewis, Kathy Hendricks. Center row are: Linda Lewis, Angela Rott, Connie Cook, Phyllis Bolch, Robby Whitely, Randy Ridenhour, Dale Hostetter, Debbie Keeling. Front row are: LaDonna Pearson, Nickie Lane, Connie Hendrix and Sharon Brown. BASSES AND PERCUSSION SECTION Back row from left to right are: Clara Rogers, Millie Hendrix, Kim Cowherd, Melvin Hart, Mike Jones, Gary Paul, Sparky Roberts, Allen Slayden, Randy Rhoads. Center row are: Dewayne Brumfield, Glenda White, Felix West, Wayne Boyd, Larry Hayes, Mike Underwood, Sammy Corlett, Billy Newcomb. Front row are: Mike White and Karen Patterson. From left to right are: Eddie Boyd, Mr. Hampton, Mike Copeland, Billy Sweeney, David Ridenhour, Kathy Doshier, Jack Keeling, and Curtis Cook. BRASS SECTION Left to right: Attend ances Escorts Carolyn Rogers - George Lamberson, Jodie Russell - Steve Faught, Betty Vanderpool-Joe Dil- lion, Phyllis Wallis-Jim- my Vanderpool Center: Queen Jackie Schwaesdall with escort Randy Sunday BASKETBALL Discussing national news at the entrance of the build- ing are Charles Flint, Ele- mentary Principal and Ver- non McCuistion, Counselor. FACULTY Repairing and off jobs are a few of the many things that Mr. Jack Neel, the Industrial Arts and Welding instruc- tor is called upon to do in addition to his regular classes. Don Brister prepares for a lab experiment as part of his class lecture in Chemistry. The students' art display in the background is one of the many projects conducted by the art classes of Mrs. Billie Brown, who is also the Spanish Instructor. Coaches Doc” Bennett, Kenny Holland John Merryman, also the Math instructor, study developments in sports rules before a workout in the new stadium. Home Economics Department mag- azine is a source of reference for checking for the latest fashion trends by the Home Economic teacher, Mrs. Beatrice Keeling. Pleasant as her smile is the capable English instructor, Mrs. Jessie Nelson. Johnny White prepares to check over the most troubled spots in the world in his history class to discuss current hap- penings on a national level. Striving to develop greater understand- ing and appreciation of good music, are Alfred Hampton, Band director and Mrs. Ellen Cotton, Vocal Music director. Capable of good library management is Mrs. Dorothy Hale who can find any book in a moment. The planning hour of Mrs. Mary Beck, first grade teacher and Mrs. Dorothy Cook, second grade teacherusually is spent checking papers, averaging grades and preparing for the rest of the day as well as relaxing over a cup of coffee. Preparing for a birthday recognition for students in the kin- dergarten class is Mrs. Billie Arterburn. Mrs. Priscilla Worden The Business Education Department is a source of pride of instructors Miss Grace De Lay, right; and Mrs. Priscilla Worden, above. Mrs. Billie Arterburn Mrs. Helen Flint, third grade teacher, and Mrs. Helen Harrelson, fifth grade teacher arrange a bulletin board for display during the Hobgobblin season. Mrs. Grace DeLay Relaxing between classes are faculty members Mrs. Mary Posey. English instructor. Joy Walker. Third grade teacher and Betty Hendricks. Fourth grade teacher. Mrs, Louise Piguet First grade Mrs. Mora Lee Wigginton Second grade Mrs. Ftaby Jankey Fourth grade Striving to see educational growth in their pupils is the goal set by the above teachers as they guide them day after day. The process of leaming--presentation of the idea, the pondering, the discussion, and the full understanding are the aims set forth by Mrs, Mildred Raeuber, Elemen- tary Math instructor and Mrs. Floretta Hag- gard Remedial Math teacher. THE FAITHFUL WORKERS Left to right: Amos Peace. Orval Douglass. Mayo Vanderpool. Raymond McMillen. Don Lane, Roy Taylor, Pat Pat- ton, Fred Patton, and Jack Hand. n Pat Patton Maintenance engineer Building custodians and Mechanics Amos Peace Henry Jordan Left to right Frances Daniels Earlene Sweger Pearl Branham Ada Dirickson M argaret Harris The task of identifying every picture, meeting the deadline, proof-reading and making selec- tions are a few of the complex and involved work that it takes to make this book a reality. The whole staff guided by Mrs. Priscilla Worden, Sponsor, assisted the members. From left to right are: Linda Holiday, Debbie Cooper, Phyllis Armstrong, Jeanne Orlando, Do- nita Underwood and Mary Harris. Sharon Cauthron is not pictured. In addition to assembling this book, the cost of its output must be met. The able salesmen assisted the staff by working hard selling ads. They are--from left to right--John Brown, George Lamberson, Ronnie Parker, Stan West, and Troy Wagoner. No matter what the event or where, if it had anything to do with an event of Oologah School, you can be assured the Mustang news staff knew about it. Covering stories ranging from sports to plays are mem- bers of the staff. Left to right are: Judy Corder, Ruthie Hazel- wood, Kathy Hendricks, Linda Brunson, Miss DeLay, Donita Underwood, Gerald Manning, and Charlotte Rott, SENIORS Mr. McQuistion Sponsor Ronnie Parker “If I were the only boy in the world-—Oh, Brother! George Lamberson “He'll try anything—once. John Brown Don't crowd girls you’ll all get a chance. Troy Wagoner ' ‘ The applause, delight and won- der of the stage. Jackie Schwaesdall She hath a manner which never fails to please. Stan West Come quench your blushes and present yourself. Debbie Cooper Her future is planned, third finger, left hand. M ary Harris Not too serious, not too gay, yet she has a loving way. Donita Underwood She has a pleasant smile and a gentle way.” Jeanne Orlando A secretary she would be un- less the right man she should see.” Joe Dillion “He was 6 foot O’Man clear grit and human nature.” Phyllis Armstrong Who says women don’t under- stand men!” Ronald Hobson Seems quiet and dignified, but ask someone who knows him.” Linda Holiday And does she cap- tivate the eye------- especially his.” Jimmy Sweeney His ambition is to make a noise in this world.” Deborah Keeling Determination is hers.” Randy Sunday I'm educated now-- why stay any longer.” Connie Clements A quiet girl with a sweet nature.” Dennis Huchteman “Help! Hold his brows, he'll swoon.” C andy Sunday The world belongs to the ener- getic, but who wants the world.” Dale Hostetter “Don't you teachers know about the Child Labor Law?” Larry Bennett He shines in the Basketball Heavens. Sharon Cauthron Her eyes express what she dare not speak. Marshall Taylor His first love is his car. Karen Hudson She finds the joy of heaven on earth. Richard Dirickson Tall, dark and hand- some, from the crown of his head to the sole of his feet.” Linda Brunson “Keep smiling, it makes everyone won- der what you've been up to. Mike McClain Life has its prob- lems but whocares. Linda Patrick An equal mixture of good humor and good sense. Billy Johnston Go on; I'll follow thee.” Carolyn Rogers She could talk a talking ma- chine to death.” Gary Carpenter They never talk who always think.” M argaret Sue Zevely When she studies the stars, more than science comes to her m ind.’ ’ Mr. John Merryman Jim Vanderpool Elizabeth Freeman Bill Pearson Sharon W est Gerald Manning Coeta Parker Billy Sweeney Ruthie Hazelwood Kenny Kreps Beverly Brewer Danny White Betty Stritzke Richard Harris Brenda Buster Bill Williams Shari Culmer Jessie Boyd Carol Chapman Keith Bailey Sheryln Carter JUNIORS Kathy Hendricks Sparky Roberts Vicki Holden David Whisnant Sandra Ferguson Harland Robinson Judy Corder Johnny Pierce James Mehlhoff Leslie Parker Evelyn Dildine Patty Maxwell Rita Gosvener Phyllis Wallis Deborah Sweger Eddie Boyd Glenda Husband Gary Brazeal Billie Doshier Ronnie Scott Mr. Jack Neel SOPHOMORES Mike Brazeal Billie Shoup Linda Lewis Steve Moree Sharon Brown Dick Hobson Bobby Thompson Billie Hunt Danny Mathews Debra Butcher John Ward Jodie Russell Tom Hudson Shirley Willey Hank Peace Connie Hendrix Charles Tedder Sheryl Hand Larry Whiteley Billy Hannon John McMahon Larry Armstrong Steve Faught Clara Rogers Janet Chapman Mike Clinton La Rea Penner Betty Vanderpool Phyllis Bolch Jack Lamberson Sharon Willey Carolyn Lester Ronnie Bohannon Mrs. Billie Brown Clifford Wickham Randy Rhoades Robby Whiteley Pam Douglas Cynthia Hubbard FRESHMEN Terry Underwood Peggy Rider David Butcher Sue Hannon Vance Parker Margie Holiday Charles Hudson Gretchen Swegar Everett Penner Barbara Stritzke Charles Chapman Connie Hart Bobby Whiteley Linda Krebs Terry Pendleton JR. HI. HONOR STUDENTS JACK LAMBERSON Valedictorian ROBBY WHITELEY Salutatoria n John Waggoner Sandra Calloway Janet McComb Shelia Dirickson Allen Slayden Johnny Hobbs Nickie Lane Earl Dean Lomax Carletta Willhite Debbie Caffey i L. Brenda Sampson Brenda Pearson Judy Logsdon Danny Brewer JR. HI. STATE HONOR ROLL Standing—left to right: Robby Whiteley, Connie Cook, Curtis Cook, Patty Moree, Richard Keeling, Kim Cowherd, David Wallis, Angela Rott, Jack Lamberson, Phyllis Bolch. Seated: Billy Newcomb, Cheri Ferguson, Earleen Sweger, and Sammy Corlett. David Wallis Leonard Thomason Angela Rott William Berry Connie Cook Patty Moree Kathy Doshier Stella McClain Roger Valk David Ridenhour Paul Brumfield Gregory Clinton Debbie Baker Sandra Lewis Deborah Parks Vicki Sweet Wayne Fields Felix West Junior Berry Billy Hobbs Karen Patterson Cathy Jolley Millicent Hendrix Kathy Beck GRADE 8 Patty Patton Clayton Hall Anna Bailey Donna Holiday Steve Damron Carol Pavey Danny Hobson Bob Shoup Larry Knori Curtis Cook Janie Pasdach Kathy Huckleby Glenda White Connie Bitsko Richard Jones Richard Maxwell Mike Sowards Richard Keeling Mike Jones Pam Logsdon Kim Cowherd Gaila Krebs Lonnie Calloway Donna Peace GRADE 7 Randy Royal LaDonna Pearson Gary Paul Elin Dowdican Mike White Kathy Micheal Larry Logsdon Cheri Ferguson Mike Underwood Barbara Harbeson Teddy Branham Margaret Brewer Billy Newcomb Pam McMillen Wayne Boyd Steve Pack Mike Copeland Janice Rusk Randy Ridenhour Melvin Hart Melton Ellis Earlene Sweger Emie Doshier Joan Robinson Robin Mitchell Ronald Mehloff Larry Hayes Janean Anderegg Randy Hudson Debbie Pilkington Harvey Hazelwood Cathy Chapman Jimmy Corder Connie Roberts Dennis Ferguson Denna Hobbs James Williams Vickie Douglas Sammy Corlett Larry Synar 6th Grade Band First row from left to right are: Barbara Pierce, Sheryl Callison, Deborah Willhite. Second row: Missy Smith, Iva Lynn Penner, Steve Newcomb, Douglas Henderson, April Feagins, Eddie White, Third row: Jimmy Slayden, Mike Patton, Bradley Lane, Danny Thompson. Deborah Hart, Bill Mike Cook, Wayne Sitton. Last row: Mr. Hamp- ton, Keith Patton, Jonathan Hostetter. 5th Grade Beginning Band Front row is Desiree Christy. Second row from left to right: Ricky Brunson, Judy Hubbard, Rickey Cook, Dana Fitts, David Harrelson, Debbie Ridenhour. Third row: John Doshier, Randy Ogden, Janet Lane, Gary Pilkington, Gary David Noble, Donald Ross, Gary Horner, Steve Pregler. Lastrow: Bil ly Henderson, Danny Dirickson, and Johnny Willhite. H.S. Marching Band Mr. Charles Flint GRADE 6 - A Darrell Sowards Barbara Pierce Harold Roberts Sharon Caffey Doug Henderson Vickie Armstrong Randy Waggoner Randi Tedder Steve Newcomb Robin Damron Curtis Collins Janice Boyd Wayne Sitton Madonna Fields Bruce Pavey Betty Hobbs Denise Shank Kenneth Hobbs Jeanne Hobson Phyllis Sligar Bradley Lane Doug Boyd Mike Patton Jimmy Doshier Dale Swegar GRADE 6 - B Bill Hunt Ann Underwood Mike Cook April Feagins Ronnie Sweeney Janelle Anderegg Keith Patton Teresa Sampson Arthur Branham Deborah Hart Danny Thompson Iva Lynn Penner Bobby Charles Sheryl Callison Jimmy Slayden Janice Gilley Eddie White Missy Smith Don McGill Deborah Willhite Joe Hill Brenda Parker Johnathan Dover Tersa Bitsko Darrel Bailey Lindy Baker Cietis Coe David Synar Dana Fitts Gary Horner Allen Fincannon Marsha Dowdican Garry Faught Laurie Newcomb Desiree Christy Donald Ross Barbara Rusk Shelia Woffard Ricky Brewer Harley Hazelwood David Harrelson Kathy Sowards Mike McComb Johnny Willhite Debbie Ridenhour Danny Dirickson Steve Mehlhoff John Doshier Sue Hunt GRADE 5 - A Gary Pilkington Betty Doshier Melvin Coe Ronnie Simmons Alan Lester Cheryl Armstrong Paul Huckleby Ricky Brunson Kathy Sllgar Tommy Baker Janet Lane Bill Henderson Brenda Micheal Joe Bob Galbreath Olen Brewer Judy Ferguson Paula Walker Pam Roberts Bobby Clinton Patricia Chambers Mike Wickham Ricky Cook Donald Anderegg Judy Hubbard GRADE 5 - B Randy Sweet Mike Noble Nancy Baker Stephanie La Fevers GRADE 4 - Joe Cotdet Mrs. Ruby Jankey Beth Ann Butcher Randy Cox Jan Thompson Carl Shank Darla Rhodes Jackie Maynor Harriet Swegar Brian Hickok Mary Ann Roberts Kenneth Allen Debra Waggoner Bryan McGill Debbie Culmer Jack Jolley Linda Hubbard GRADE 4 - B Vickie White Doris Bailey Kent Cowherd Carla Feagins Daryl Hobson Mrs. Betty Hendricks Leigh Ann Patton Richard Michael Robert Harber Billy Jack Sampson Velena Coe Dean Harold Millie Ross Robin Roberts Madelyn Berry David Jones Elizabeth Underwood Dale Armstrong De Lana Hudson Bruce Smoot Jowana Tanner GRADE 3 - A Linda Fitts Tom Fincannon Paul Mendell Danny Caffey Sandra Henderson Bobby Haynes Gail Brazeal Dee Ann Austin Colleene Pavey Robbie Casey Janet Robinson Terry Simmons Jimmy Douglas Larry Walker Patty Ross Cindy Bennett Randall Sowards Anna Lee Johnston Melinda Calloway GRADE 3 - B Mrs. Joy Walker David Rider Billie Jean Cauthron Jana Harbison Cathy Compston A. C. Holder Shirley Gilley Mike Ward John Galbreath Scott Smith Vickie Huckleby Marvin White Doris Berry Sandra Harper Tammy Penner Ralph St. John Paula Pinney Joey Brewer Ronnie Huber Sheti Patton Teresa Harper Wendy Lewis Kandra Damron Linda Henderson Glenda Johnston Autumn Feagins Cheryl Huckleby Marilynn Manning Bonita Hill Mrs. Dortha Cook Shari lyn Pregler GRADE 2 - A Eddie Wofford Bill Chambers Danny Sligar Dale Kirkley Roy Hobbs Jimmy Murdock Bob Rogers Brent Douglas Clayton Pilkington Gary Wilhite Tracy Carroll Lynnette Pearson Terri Wagner Karen Willhite Frank Dowdican Angela Dillion Glenda Jackson Carol Huckleby Julie Callison Kimberly Huchteman GRADE 2 - B Mrs. Mora Lee Wigginton Marilyn Pregler Randel Walker Eugene Lane Richard St. John Russell Cox Everett Hawkins Kevin Coe Mark Begley Donnie Logsdon John Paul Corlett Neal Brunson Larry Sligar GRADE 1 - A Phillis Coe Gwen Tucker Debbie Clinton Donna White Carla Jackson Bob St. John Larry Compston Christy Branstetter Dustin Jay Harper Monte Linihan Diane Shank Traci Harbeson Rickey Lee Hobbs Janice Brewer Rita Hazelwood Peggy Hill Patrica Hall Max Koenig Tammy McMillen Teresa Jackson Clifford Luckins Jesse Austin Danny Corlett Jeffery Johnston Billy Huckleby Brenda Hendricks Zenda Pilkington Loretta Sweger GRADE 1 - B Timmy Murdock Linda Diane Simmons Gary Sowards Teresa Hall Steven Eddington Sally Hill Susan Galbreath Melody Hickok Renita Willey Patti St. John Shane Holland Cynthia Butcher Robin Johnston Misti Kirkland Mark Dowdican Jeffrey Canfield Tommy Sligar Freddie Calloway Robert Johnson Alan Kirkley John J. Jr. Bitsko Gay Cauthron Kevin Mehlhoff Christie Huckleby Randy Logsdon Londa Tanner Julie W offord Patricia Sampson Chrystal Holly Diana Jackson Ginger Rogers Johnny Roberts Doug Johnston Nancy St. John Scott Huchteman Keith Brunson Curby Fry Joe Parker Anita Green Kelli Roberts Jeff Begley Gary Ross KINDER GARTEN Sheriy Huckleby Paula Feagins Steve Burk Jeff Newcomb Larry Charles Wade Osborn Michael Caffey Arthur Christy Dianna Hill Randy Buster Jeff Hill Jeff Haynes Jimmy Marcia Lynda Sally Casebeer Henderson Chambers Fincannon Jeffery Koenig LIBRARIAN ASSISTANTS Left to right: Linda Brunson, Judy Corder, Car- olyn Rogers, Beverly Brewer, Sheryl Hand, Debby Keeling, Carolyn Lester, Mrs. Hale, Librarian; Larry Armstrong, and Sheryln Car- ter. Seated: Kathy Beck. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Seated: Left to right: Connie Clements, Debbie Sweger, Connie Hendrix, Kaye Bitting, Mrs. Bolch, Secretary. Standing: left to right: Dennis Huchteman, Marshall Taylor, Stan West, and Mr. Schwaesdall, Principal. SENIOR PLAY MUM BO JUMBO “The Cast” You act like you're cover- ing a dead person; you’re so slow. “Only that screwball would know.” “Ee-bo lay-lay! PapaNebo! N’est-pas!” I didn’t do it! Honest, I didn’t.” MIXED CHORUS Standing: Director-Mrs. Ellen Cotton Seated: Accompanist-Phyllis Bolch Oologah Quintet SENIOR BEST DRESSED Debbie Cooper Dennis Huchteman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Brown Deborah Keeling PERSONALITIES FOOTBALL “SENIORS'’ Jimmy Sweeney Leftend Larry Bennett Quarterback Ste-U-; Ronald Hobson Center Troy Wagoner Tackle Joe Dillion End Stan West Guard Dennis Huchtema Tackle • 'mhn Brown. Tackle George Lamberson Left Halfback Lari ■ . 1� — SCOREBOARD Oologah 26 Hulbert 14 Oologah 44 Bixby (B) 14 Oologah 22 Barnsdall 34 Oologah 68 Kiefer 22 Oologah 22 Union 40 Oologah 46 Locust Grove 22 Oologah 14 Sperry 32 Oologah 18 Morris 14 Oologah 6 0. M. A. 60 Oologah 8 Copan 12 From left to right: Front row: Jack Lamberson. Mike McClain, George Lamberson, Larry Bennett, Clifford Wickham, Troy Wagoner, Stan West, Larry Whiteley. Middle Row: Tom Hudson, Danny White, leslie Parker, Gerald Manning, John Brown, Johnnie Hobbs, David Butcher, Eddie Boyd. Back row: Steve Faughti Billie Sween- ey, James Mehlhoff, Jimmy Sweeney, Joe Dillion, Ronald Hobson, Johnny Pierce, Everett Penner, and Bill Pearson. Coaches Kenny Holland, John Merryman, and Doc Bennett. HIGH SCHOOL Ldh to right; back row: George Lamberson, Gary Brazeal, Jimmy Sween- ey, Dick Hobson, Ronald Hobson, Randy Sunday, Larry Bennett, and Coach Bennett. Front row: Bill Pearson, Steve Faught, Billy Sweeney, Harland Robinson, and J immy Vanderpool. First place trophy winners in the Oologah Invitational Tournament. BASKETBALL Receiving the trophy for Runner-up winners in the Oologah Invitational Tournament. Left to right; first row: Coach Bennett, Carolyn Rogers, Sherylen Carter, Debra Butcher, Jodie Rus- sell, Coeta Parker, Clara Rogers, Sheryl Hand. Back Row; Charlotte Rott, Betty Vanderpool, Linda Lewis, La Rea Penner, Loretta Thomason, Patty Maxwell, Billie Shoup, Phyllis Wal- lis, and Jackie Schwaes- dall. TRACK HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Loyal fans help lead teams to victory. CONGRATULATIONS from your friends and neighbors at.. . Compliments of your D-X SUNRAY AGENT Gale Welch Don Hatch Louis Moore There Are Hundreds Of Gasolines But Only One DX DX - SUNRAY OIL CO. 712 W. 2nd Claremore, Oklahoma Phone RO 3-2524 Patronize Hendrix Auto Service--Your Local DX Service HENDRIX AUTO SERVICE HI 3-9404 Oologah, Oklahoma ❖❖ ❖❖ sje ❖ jje sf: Fish Bait, and Tackle Wrecker Service Auto Parts Oil Grease Complete D-X Products Ice Blocked Crushed The Country Girl Melton Henderson Beauty Salon Welding Service featuring All Beauty Services Cosmetics Wigs HI 3-2545 Portable and Shop Service Heli-arc, Fabrication, Repairs Phone Oologah Oologah, Oklahoma HI 3-2309 Oklahoma OOLOGAH FEED COMPANY Feed and Grain Merchants Animal Health Supplies Oologah, Oklahoma Phone HI 3-2444 TACORA HILLS George Cottom Roy Haynes Jackson Bait Shop Oologah, Oklahoma Minnows - Fishing Tackle Boat R entals Your Business Appreciated Mr. Mrs. Orval Douglass Oologah Barber Shop Willard Charles, owner The Lazy “D” Mynatt’s Cafe and Motel Grocery Specializing in Steaks and Fried Chicken Quality Meats and Groceries Phone: HI 3-2310 Phone: HI 3-2371 Oologah, Oklahoma Oologah, Oklahoma Pixie Palace Oologah Fried Chicken Fried Shrimp Dairyland Hamburgers Sandwiches Steaks ... Soft Drinks and Ice Cream Cafe One Mile East of Oologah Dam Christine Scott, owner RO 3-4497 Oologah, Okla. Intersection Ph. HI 3-9402 Keplers Store Hwy 88 169 Oologah, Okla. Bait-All Kinds Groceries Cold Drinks-Ice-Cig's Meats Trailer Park DAM CORNER Souvenirs BAIT SHOP Fishing Tackle Fishing Hunting Equipment Licenses Phone HI 3-2484 Duck Stamps - Shells Boats - Motors - Campers Sales Rentals Oologah, Oklahoma For Professional Hair Care and Permanent Waves BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone HI 3-2 375 Oologah, Oklahoma Ted Holland’s Service, Inc. Gas and Oil For Less Tire Repair and Lube In Oologah the growing town IDEEP! BOCK PEEP ROCK Circle “E” Truck Stop Gas - Food - Lodging Hwy 169 HI 3-2366 Oologah, Okla. (Formerly the Covered Wagon) BILL’S STA. GAR. Oologah, Oklahoma Hwy 169 - South Phone HI 3-2344 Bob Walker, owner OOLOGAH LUMBER COMPANY Quality and Economy Phone HI 3-2436 Oologah, Oklahoma Compliments of DON’S GROCERY AND MARKET Oologah, Oklahoma Phone HI 3-2411 Highway 169 Electrical Contracting Brunson Cabinet Heating and Air Conditioning Shop Bill Jankey Phone HI 3-2460 Oologah HI 3-2328 Oologah, Okla. BOB RECTOR STATION Auto Repairs Gas and Oil Phone BR 5-9125 Talala, Oklahoma GENIVA’S BEAUTY SHOP kaihysmp 'I'll curl up and dye for you Phone: BR 5-3275 Talala, Oklahoma Alice’s Beauty Shop By Alice Garrett Call BR 5-3445 for appointment T alala, Oklahoma Doshier’s Drive-In We Strive to Please Talala, Oklahoma Congratulations To The Seniors of Oologah High School AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK Collinsville, Okla. Complete Banking Service for this area since 1928 Collinsville Jewelry Store Watches-Diamonds -Giftwear E. B. Colclasure, Jeweler Collinsville, Oklahoma Holman Seed Farms Grower-Processor-Dealer Quality Seeds-Fertilizers C'ville Phone Tulsa Phone BR 4-2195 CR 2-5765 P. O. Box 55 Collinsville Shop and Save Town Crier Groc. Collinsville, Okla. Quality Chevrolet Inc. 12th at Main Street Collinsville, Oklahoma Self’s Custom Butchering 921 Main Collinsville, Oklahoma Phones BR 4-2895 BR 4-2403 I.K. MITCHELL LUMBER COMPANY Grey Seal Paints Building Materials Phone BR 4-3216 Collinsville, Oklahoma Feed, Seed, Fertilizers Custom Grinding TBA Farmer’s Union Cooperative Main at Santa Fe BR 4-2536 Collinsville, Oklahoma COLLINSVILLE LUMBER CO. Material Headquarters for Ranch and Home New House Loans Arranged Repair Loans Free Estimates Owner: Jim Crews WOLF REXALL DRUG Phone BR 4-2547 Collinsville, Oklahoma Congratulations to the Senior Class of '67 Compliments of B.L. CORBIN Ross Fisher Walgreen Drug Motor Co. New Used Collinsville, Oklahoma 721 Main Street Collinsville, Okla. Phone: BR 4-2 508 Henry’s 5 10 Garner’s Flowers tfcj it uxttfflouw Collinsville, Oklahoma 116 North 13th St. BR 4-2476 Collinsville, Oklahoma The Collinsville A Licensed Bonded Insured Contractors News Horton’s Electrical Tulsa County's Oldest Newspaper Center Job Printing John P. Wright Publisher Phone: BRoadway 4-2473 Collinsville, Oklahoma C 1 006 Broadway Box Q ' Collinsville, Okla. f) Phone BR 4-2414 Tulsa Phone: CR 2-3312 BR 4-3380 Wodes Collinsville, Okla. Angies Factory Outlet Whirlpool Ruth-Berry Pumps Wallpaper Clothing for the Entire Grumbacker Artist Supplies Family Complete line of paints and supplies Collinsville, Oklahoma Diehl’s Food Liner Quality Meats and O.K. Food Market Collinsville, Oklahoma Produce Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone DICKEY’S PARTS SUPPLIES 9th and Main Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone: BR 4-3236 and BR 4-2773 M. P. W. Franchised Jobber Otasco Western Auto 1008 1010 Main Associate Store BR 4-3306 Home owned by Collinsville, Okla. Home owned and operated Roscoe Manager, Don Swant Collinsville, Oklahoma Compliments of Congratulations to the Collinsville Funeral Seniors of 19 7 Home Jones Collinsville, Oklahoma Furniture And 1302 Main Hardware Melvin Lowe, Owner Collinsville, Oklahoma BURNSIDE AND HEINRICHS Collinsville, Oklahoma Furniture Ha rdware Appliances Everything for the Home Phone: Olin B. Burnside BR 4-2819 Raymond L. Heinrichs EAST SIDE SERVICE BAYOUTH’S Hwy. 169 E. Phone: BR 4-3511 AND Collinsville, Okla. KAY’S MEN BOYS WEAR Dayton and Firestone Tires Phones: Road Service Delco Batteries Bayouth's BR 4-2 822 Crushed and Blocked Ice Kay's BR 4-2182 All Major Brand Oils All Oil Company Credit Cards Collinsville, Okla. Montgomery CUremore Okla. Ward 94 Yrs. of serving America Satisfaction Guaranteed or your Money back! Main store: 522 W. Will Rogers Auto service: 605 W. 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Ford, Inc. So. Hiway 66 Box 40 112 So. Cherokee Claremore, Oklahoma RO 3-0101 AM 6-3471 Claremore Tulsa RO 3-1988 AM 6-3281 Claremore Tulsa KWPR Radio Howards Serving the Great Will Rogers Country Sport Shop 1270 on your dial Claremore 1 2 Mi. South of Claremore Highway 66 Phone: RO 3-4089 It pleases us to please you Price Grocery Market 603 Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma Western Auto Store 120 East Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma VICTORY NATIONAL BANK of Nowata Your Friendly Bank Martin’s First Dept. Store National Bank It Cinderella Girls Dresses Nowata, Oklahoma Compliments of City Rexall Drug Dwight M. Mitchell Dial CR 3-3821 Nowata, Oklahoma Since 1898 Member F. D. I. C. Nowata, Oklahoma Magee’s Nowata Cleaners 508 East Cherokee Phone CR 3-1123 Nowata, Oklahoma Dave Ward STATE FARM INSURANCE Neely Insurance Van J. Mease 11 IB N. Maple St. Agent 512 E. Cherokee Street Phone CR 3-0710 Nowata, Oklahoma Res. Phone CR 3-1031 Nowata, Oklahoma Off. 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