Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1969 volume:

THE MUSTANG Viewing 1969 Events Oologah School Oologah, .Oklahoma Volume XI PROUDLY WE DEDICATE TO OOLOGAH ALUMNI... GREETINGS to all the Alumni and former students of Oologah. We are proud of what you have done for your Alma Mater. We know you cherish the memories of the wonderful years you spent at Oologah School. Your interest shown at your Alumni gatherings tell us that you share with us the pride of growth and accomplishments in recent years. Your actions stand ready to support your school in every possible way to continue this educational development. Your scholarship award has been of great assistance to its recipient. We extend to each of you the invitation to active partici- pation in continuing to make Oologah one of the fine edu- cational institutions anywhere. We look forward to entering your faithful organization in the future and to be a MEMBER who chersihes MEMO- RIES. The 1969 MUSTANG STAFF proudly dedicate this vol- ume to you-“THE OOLOGAH ALUMNI.” BOARD OF EDUCATION Education is on the march in every cor- ner. It engages the full attention of one- fourth of the population of our country. As enrollment soars and space is badly needed, the Board of Education is constantly called upon to meet the demands of a dy- namic student body. They are constantly at work-planning for another well-equipped building to provide and improve educational techniques for the students of this commu- nity. Joe Sweeney, Clerk Chester Penner, Vice-President Harold Pearson, Member Walter Dierolf, Member Forrest Corlett, President 3 l£ .; m a ?n i U iv'vvr: . 7 . � « ■ • . ‘ i ! .■f v L. f- kAi; � v XJ - i • Li . V, j rfl , 7' UJv v Si 4 V' 'J ■ - n rtJ A, ♦' tea M . 5fBL sfcSw 7 V Vl‘A ’ i ' 1' +' •• rWilAi y. -h. SR. i}f‘A' i$? 11 i. y.t i’ � t'‘f, y 4 vT'' r K( f ’•' i f 'ri 1 J 1 •WgLv % .V'V k ,S9£ ‘ tY BKaS -'. KJ ■ L A JW r • «TIT • J ' ■ ■ - fJCym «ktScIL :: ‘lit IWWk gi- t'r r-V.-.4 ,‘ AA X r . lifL Wif «Ab . 31 .«• iO fc jfoifc f|j T f: !• . { .. - ■ yM i 4 ■ Us . g tf . k � 7r y W' wjHSEK i - ;J M ' •• ,mi .. -:mr. ■Ft , . i � V V DMfpIt , Crf . W - • ; J StfafEirc at ! Ji SINCERE AND DEDICATED WE ARE VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THE TROUBLED TIMES IN WHICH WE LIVE. THE GREAT THINKERS OF OUR TIMES ARE THINKING DEEP THOUGHTS SEEKING SOLUTIONS TO OUR PROBLEMS; YET WE DO NOT SEEK TRUTH GIVEN TO US BY THE GREATEST OF ALL TEACHERS: “TO SERVE OTHERS IN LOVE, WITH RESPECT FOR THEM AS INDIVID- UALS, TO THE END THAT THEY MIGHT BE HAPPY AND ACHIEVE THEIR FULL DIGNITY IS TO HONOR GOD.” THIS THEN, IS MAN’S GREATEST PRIVILEGE AND RESPON- SIBILITY. TIME AND CIRCUMSTANCES DICTATE THAT MAN CANNOT SETTLE FOR LESS. QUALIFIED LEADERS Since no formal message ever says all that is worth saying, let me crowd in a few thoughts about our school. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with the student body and staff. We have made giant strides in the world of education. I have a tremendous respect for our school and for what it stands for. Let us always remember that dedication and hard work will accomplish true greatness. Yours in Education, CHARLES FLINT Grade School Principal MRS. JEAN BOLCH, school secretary, chats for a moment with assistant secretary, MRS. ANGELA FRY before they begin the day’s work that keep the office running smoothly. DYNAMIC ADMINISTRATION THE LIVELY PACE OF OOLOGAH SCHOOL is set by the Administration and Faculty. Led by Superintendent MR. C. O. TILLMAN and assisted by MR. DON CAMPO, High School Principal, and MR. CHARLES FLINT, Grade School Principal, they oversee the mushrooming growth and channel the interests of all students in the classroom and in extracurricular activities. While solving the problems that perplex our growing so- ciety, the administration look to the future and the never- ending duties, as well as toward bettering the learning pro- gress. To the faculty, learning is the factor to be stressed and students spend the majority of their time in the classroom or library. They scurry from class to class, sometimes studying on the way. Learning continues and the Oologah faculty con- tinue teaching, preparing and guiding. Enjoying their work in the music department MR. CHARLES GARNER, Band Director,listens to MRS. KRISTINE STRATTON, Chorus Director, as they plan a program. MR. RAY and MRS. DOTTY MERCHANT obviously enjoy their roles connected with Oologah school. Mrs. Merchant teaches Home Economics and Mr. Merchant is the school counselor. AND FACULTY MRS. I LORETTA HAGGARD and MR. DON thoroughly enjoy the lab work in class. BR1STER MR. JAMES McALVAIN and MRS. GLORIA HARRINGTON keep up with current editions in the field of English and literature by checking over new texts from the series that will be adopted for the coming year. MISS CAROLYN WADDELL gives the students a background ot history and of social and economic development to enable them to evaluate current events. Under the guidance of MRS. BILLIE BROWN, crafts, figure drawing, and painting are offered in the field of art. She also teaches Spanish. The end of a busy day brings a moment’s relaxation for MRS. DOROTHY HALE, librarian. Few schools can boast a more respectable history in physical training and competitive sports. Oologah today maintains a long and honorable tradition of both boy’s and girl’s physical education and can boast of one of the best in the state. MR. JOHN MERRYMAN-Assistant Football Coach and MR. KENNY HOLLAND-Junior High Basketball Coach and Track Coach. MR. BILL JOHNSON-Hcad of Athletic Department and Boys and Girls Basketball Coach. MR. DON WOODSON-Assistant Football Coach and Social Mathematics Instructor. MR. JACK HARR IS-Head Football Coach and Industrial Studies Instructor. MISS GAIL MORRIS-Elementary and Junior High Physical Arts Instructor. Education. The well-rounded program in the Business Education Depart- ment taught by MRS. PRISCILLA WORDEN, left, and MRS. SUSAN HICKS, right, offer students opportunities for skills neces- sary to enter the business world. MR. JOHN MERRYMAN, High School Math Instructor (also Football Assistant), works out an equation while MRS. MILDRED RAEUBER, Junior High Math teacher looks on. The reading clinic, headed by MRS. DORTHA COOK, provides reading diag- noses and remedial reading for children hav- ing a need for it. MRS. JO ELLA MOSLEY, third grade teacher, knows she wrote herself a note, now all she needs to do is find it. Cold was the word on this day that MRS. HELEN HARRELSON, 6th grade teacher, MRS. RUBY JANKEY,and MRS. BETTY HENDRICKS, both 4th grade teachers, su- pervised playground activities which is in ad- dition to their classroom teaching. Comparing notes, joint classroom planning and exchanging of ideas is a fast way to come up with a plan for action in the teaching field agree the following teachers, MRS. JEAN SPICER, Kindergarten, MRS. MARY BECK, 1st grade, MRS. MORA LEE WIGG1NTON, 2nd grade and MRS. LOUISE PIGUET, 1st grade. MR. JOE MOSLEY, 6th grade teacher and MRS. HELEN FLINT, 4th grade teacher, arc admission gate keepers at one of the home ball games. This is one of the du- ties performed outside the classroom. STEVEN MOREE Boys State Representative of 1968 Sponsored by AMERICAN LEGION BILLIE SHOUP Girls State Representative of 1968 Sponsored by MODERN PRISCILLA CLUB OUTSTANDING STUDENTS NAMED JIM CRITCHNAU A winner of the annual current af- fairs contest conducted by Time magazine. He was selected from more than 2,500,000 students in the United States and Canada who participated in the event, now in its 33rd year. The current affairs test comprises 100 questions on national and for- eign affairs, as well as business, sports, entertainment, science, reli- gion, literature, and the arts. Critch- nau was awarded a “Certificate of Excellence and Merit.” BILLIE SHOUP STEVEN MOREE Salutatorian-Grade Point Average 3.74 State Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Stu- dent Council Secretary-Treasurer 3;Girls State Representative 3; Class Vice-President 2,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Mustang Year- book Staff 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 4. Lettered in: Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Track 2,3. Valedictorian-Grade Point Average 4.0 State Honor Society 2,3,4; Masonic Award Winner 3; Boys State Representative 3; Class Reporter 2; Mustang School Paper Editor 4; Mustang Paper Staff 4; Football Statistician 4. Steven plans to enter Tulsa University upon graduation. OUTSTANDING STUDENTS EARN HONORS This group represents the up- per 10% of the High School Student Body who were re- cognized for outstanding scholastic achievement. Sit- ting: CONNIE COOK, ANGELA ROTT, BILLIE SHOUP. CAROLYN LESTER, KATHY BECK. Standing: CATHY JOLLEY, DAVID WALLIS, JACK KEELING, STEVEN MOREE, PATTY MOREE, JACK LAMBERSON (Not pictured). SENIORS GO INTO THEIR LAST LAP Donald Brister Sponsor Tom Hudson Jodi Russell Dick Hobson Linda Lewis Sharon Brown Steve Faught Billie Shoup Mike Brazcal Gloria Harrington Sponsor Mike Clinton Janet Chapman Billy Crose Sheryl Hand 18 Clara Rogers Billy Hannon Billie Hunt Harla Moore Dale Watson Gwynda Robinson Suzanne Ward Sondra (Glance) Trueblood Berna Adams La Rea Penncr Bobby Thompson Connie Hendrix Larry Armstrong Betty Vanderpool John McMahon A LIFETIME TO LIVE NEW GOALS TO MEET 19 Ray Merchant Sponsor Dotty Merchant Sponsor Class president lends assistance. JUNIORS. . . OUTLOOK Phyllis Bolch Randy Rhoads Roxie Mucklerath Connie Hart Charles Hudson Cynthia Hubbard FOR FUTURE VIEWED Carol Morgan Jack Lamberson Gretchen Sweger Larry Burchett Sue Hannon Everett Penner Clifford Wickham Sharon Willey Joe Ault Debbie Caffey Dewayne Waggoner Nicki Lane 21 LAST STEP WILL BE THE BIG ONE Shelia Dirickson Vance Parker Judi Corley Peggy Rider Allen Slaydcn Pamela Douglass Terry Underwood Brenda Pearson Charles Chapman Brenda Sampson James Bohannon Barbara Stritzkc 22 JUNIORS Stenographers in the making. Johnny Hobbs Carolyn Lester Danny Brewer Bob Lochner Linda Krebs Gwendelyn Sicminskie 23 Mike Sowards Karen Patterson Roger Valk Patti Patton Charles Hunt Dwayne Brumfield Judy Sickler Steve Randolf Angela Rott Jack Pavey Sharon Bocthin Curtis Cook Lcnna Maine Bobby Shoup Susan Vineyard SOPHOMORES COME TO THE FRONT % 24 Danny Hobson Robert Hemphill William Berry Patty Moree Vickie Sweet Ann Bailey Nancy Jones Steve Damron Sandy Lewis Carol Pavey David Ridenhour Glenn Parris Millicent Hendrix Qayton Hall Larry Glance Charlotte Johnson Jack Keeling Deborah Parks Leonard Thomason Connie Cook Kathy Beck Greg Clinton Kathy Huckleby Felix West Glenda White David Wallis Kathy Jolley Wayne Fields Janie Pasdach Danny Kirkpatrick UPPERCLASSMEN AT LAST!! Junior Berry Nedra Chambers Bill Hobbs Kathy Doshicr Larry Knori CLASS OFFICERS AT WORK James Williams Mike Jones Janean Anderegg Billy Newcomb Mike Casebecr Cheri Ferguson Kama Doshier Steve Pack Dennis Ferguson Gala Krebs FRESHMEN MAKE THE BEST YEARS 26 Donna Peace Sammy Corlett Pam Logsdon Blake Chambers Pam McMillen Joan Robinson Charles Armond Earlene Sweger Melvin Hart Connie Roberts David Kirkpatrick Melton Ellis Harvey Hazelwood Mike Underwood Kim Cowherd Larry Hayes Kathy Marshall Officers check over the class records. Tommy Mayes Denna Hobbs THE SCENE. . STILL AHEAD Debbie Moree Cathy Chapman George Gosvenor Elin Dowdican LaDonna Pearson Janie Minnick Janice Rusk Randy Hudson Debra Pilkington Margaret Brewer Danny Ridcnhour Gary Paul Teddy Branham Larry Synar Randy Royal 27 Brenda Mallory Darrell Sowards Judy Morgan Jimmy Slay den Debbie Willhite Bruce Pavey Jerry Lochncr Cheryl Vineyard Arthur Branham Marcia Sieminskic Bradley Lane Thresa Hill Keith Patton Debbie Hart Kenneth Sitton Donna Wells Darrell Bailey Sandy Hawkins EIGHTH GRADE BOAST OF LARGEST 4 Patricia Underwood Terry Lang Denise Shank Jim Doshier Janell Anderegg Mike Cook Mark Deaton Janet Huckleby Eddie White Vickie Armstrong Terry Hester Mike Patton Sheryl Callison Bobby Charles Brenda Parker Curtis Collins Jeanne Hobson John Dover 28 r Sue Hicks Sponsor Randy Waggoner Racnina Rains Joe Hill Madonna Fields Allcsi Jones Doug Henderson Janice Gilley Kenneth Hobbs Teresa Chambers Ricky Johnson CLASS IN HISTORY OF SCHOOL Melinda Smith Ronnie Sweeney Robin Damron Harold Roberts Joyce Johnson Phyllis Sligar Betty Hobbs Verna Fryman Don McGill Marilyn Johnson Dale Sweger April Feagins Pat Perdue Ricky Blanchard Barbara Pierce Steven Newcomb Iva Lynn Penner Cary Jones 29 Rusty Doshicr Pat Chambers Edward Hargrove Pamela Roberts Alan Fincannon Marsha Dowdican Mike McCombs David Harrelson Alan Lester Olcn Brewer Gary Faught Rick Cook Norman Morrow Karen Elliot David Hicks Janet Lane Ricky Brunson Desiree Christy Brenda Smith Donald Ross Sheila Fryman Donald Ward Paula Walker Bobby Sligar David Best Gary Pilkington Donald Andregg Jack Lewis Dwainc Montgomery Larry Rott Steve Pregler Judy Hubbard Johnny Willhite Laurie Newcomb Bobby Clinton Cheryl Armstrong CLASSES AND FRIENDS FILL 30 DAYS OF SEVENTH GRADERS Charles Garner Sponsor Melvin Coe Kathy Sowards Cletis Coe Susan Glance Gary Noble Sheila Wofford Betty Doshier Steve Butler Charlotte Huckleby David Synar Kathy Sligar Joe Gal breath Danny Dirickson Ricky Brewer Harley Hazelwood Kenny McMillen Dale Sweet Mike Wickham James Baker Vivian Randolph Glen Deaton Mary Boyd Jerry Randolph Barbara Rusk 31 Mr. Charles Flint Billy Thomas Leigh Ann Pattoh Kent Cowherd Linda Hubbard Dale Armstrong Dclana Hudson Jessi Gosvener Madelyn Berry Billy Jack Sampson Katheryn Hunt Michael Noble Mildred Ross Chuck Shank Reva Kay Bauer Dean Harold Grover Adams Peggy Hawkins Daniel Hicks Marilyn Mallory Steven Johnson Carla Feagins Brian Hickok Zarina Rains Mark Main Mary Roberts Jerry Lang Irene Ward Randy Cox Vickie Casebeer Daryle Hobson Mr. Joe Mosley Larry Lang Lee Ann Kubala Bruce Smoot Velena Coe Robin Roberts Stephanie La Fevers Brian McGill Darla Rhoads Jack Jolley Charlene Morgan Randy Sweet Llizabeth Underwood Wade Green Jowahwa Tanner Robert Flarper Harriet Sweger Orville Fisher Ilene Ward Gary Hall Debbie Culmer David Jones Debbie Waggoner Tony Marshall Madeline Fryman Jackie May nor ftUfiflkH Kenneth Allen Janelle Thompson Jeffery Harris Doris Bailey Paul Randell Darrell Wilson Paula Pinney Larry Walker Anna Johnston Marvin Casebeer Cynthia Clark Paul Mendell Vickie Huckleby Toni Fincannon Linda Fitts Robert Casey Debbie Patton Randy Sowards Tammy Penner Richard Miller Karen Kubala Joey Brewer Sandra Henderson Jimmy Boback Colleene Pavey Daryle Henderson Debra Huckleby John Galbrcath Patricia Ross Terry Stevens Mrs. Helen Harrclson Shirley Ann Gilley Scott Smith Doris Berry A.C. Holder Janet Robinson David Rider Sandra Sue Harper Dee Ann Austin Dana Hall Ronald Huber Peggy Shelton Ralph St. John Roger Butler Kevin Hanes Marcia Campo Rhonda Lea Woodson Larry Stevens Lela Paulin Moree Brad Barchardt Nancy Hawkins Debbie Bauer Danny Caffey Jerri Lynn Marshall Edwin Trent Ostrander Mike Ward Glenda Johnston John Paul Corlett Randi Harris Joel Baker Terri Lynn Wagner Greg Brian Garner Charlene Marshall Timothy Joe Burchett Marilynn Manning Kevin Thetis Coe Marilyn Pregler Richard St. John Lynnette A. Pearson Norman Gene Davis Autumn Feagins Eddy Lie Wofford Kandra K. Damron Danny Ray Sligar Barbara Ann Ward Ricky Lynn Deaton Dale Kirkley Carol Huckleby Joel Blaine Kirkpatrick Stacey Green Billy Wayne Chamber 4 —B V Mrs. Betty Hendricks Phyllis Randell Gene Lane Patti Mayes Clayton Pilkington Cheryl Hucklcby Gary Wilhite Katherine Moree Danny Lewis Bonita Hill Ricky Harrington Debra Ann Hogue Randy Walker Joyce Darlene Ostrander Gary Henderson Vickie Curtis Sharilyn Preglcr Tracy Carroll Kim Huchteman Frank Dowdican Julie Callison Larry Sliger Teresa Harper Neal Brunson Karen Willhite Roy Lee Hobbs Glenda Jackson Bobby Rogers Mrs. Helen Flint Thomas Clark Kim Gaylord Leslie Woodson Shauna Marquardt Mark Begley Connie Green Gwen Crose Brenda Lu Hendricks Tanya Cameron Donna White Ricky Stevens Chris Johns Mark Dowdican Lowell Kirkley Robert Johnson Teresa Hall Gary Sowards Jesse Austin David Hester Paula Moree Margaret Shank Christy Branstetter Patricia Hall Michael Brewer Donna Lu Hicks Mrs. Jo Ella Mosley Mike Helton Carla Jackson Bobby Campo Renita Willey Tommy Sligar Zcnda Pilkington Monte Linihan Melody Hickok Shane Holland Angela Tillman Susan Galbreath Jeffery Canfield Christopher Begley Billy Wayne Moree Debbie Clinton Jeffrey Johnston Rita Hazelwood Dustin Harper Robin Johnston Danny Corlett Loretta Swegar Sally Hill Tammy McMillen Pamela Baldwin Phyllis Coe 5-V ftlv V . A «a •� 4fc v4i mmi Jo Licta Hawkins Larry Charles Donna Wilson Gary Hamblin Lee Ann Sweet Brenda Marquardt Jim Casebeer Frances Gelvin Travis Green Diana Krebs Bobby Noble Janice Brewer Jebbrey Hill Teresa Hall Steven Hogue Charlotte Deaton Kenneth Bradshaw Tomese Sieminskie Mark Pack Debra Hicks Keith Marshall Michael Caffey Ginger Rogers Ricky Hobbs Gary Ross Mrs. Dortha Cook Mrs. Mora Lee Wigginton Brian Hester Paula Feagins Mike Campo Jeannie Logsdon Brad Bradshaw Anita Green Scott Huchtcman Arthur Christy Patricia Sampson Wade Osbum Londa Tanner Andrew Clark Joe Parker Sally Fincannon Jerry Baker Julie Wofford Robert Moore Bill Huckleby Sherry Huckleby Larry Hamblin Keli Roberts Keith Brunson George Huckleby Nancy St. John Steven Burke Beverly Boyd Jeff Newcomb Curby Fry Chrystal Holly Diana Hill Terry Patton Kenneth Homer Mrs. Louise Piquet Joyce Schwaesdall Damon Harper Roger Sitton Charles Berry Jeanne Kubala Curtis Mendell Loretta McClure Paul Lee Cindy Green Clay Holly Russell Tanner Judy Lewis Steve Politte Sandra Bauer Bentley Bradshaw Leslie Sutton Lynda Chambers Benny Hannon Tonette Cullison Monte Gaylord Deborah Shriver Barry Ingalls Linda Allen Timothy Horner Betty Hill Richard Noble Lee Ann White Vance Dirickson John Roberts Stephen Tillman Jana Richards Gary Thompson Thursey Pettit Jimmy Wells Dayna Andrews Mark Surridge Marcia Clark Ricky Chambers Peggy St. John Timmy Carroll Michael Gelvin Dorthy Randell Joedy Sligar Tony Brewer Keith Austin Traye Sellmeyer Ronda Sweet Tom Ferguson John Woodson Karen Bradshaw Kimberly Sieminski Danny Jackson Ginger Wilson Jeannia Isaccs Veronica Beauchomp Shelley Rogers Benny Robinson Shellie Rhoads Sherrie Hendricks Melody Mayfield Sheila Horner Brian Osborn Liz Berry Tammy Patton CHRISTMAS IS A HAPPY TIME OF THE YEAR KINDERGARTEN Da Wayne Sligar Dana Best Tony Mondragon Regina Linihon Paul Dowdican Charley Noble Dickie Marquarat Beverly Kubala Derek Holland Leonard Sampson Bill Curtis Brenda Boyd Guy England Lori Helton Jackie Massey OPERETTA TELLS The Wise Men bring gifts to Baby Jesus. News of the birth of Jesus brings joy and happiness to the world. The Bells ring. Jack in the Box sing. The Soldiers march, The Little Red Caboose performs while the Butterflies are amazed at the discovery of the wonders of Christmas. STORY OF CHRISTMAS The Angels gather around the manger and sing “Silent Night” in hon- or of the birth of Jesus. SANTA ENTRANCES CHILDREN Student Council members with the supervision of Mr. Campo prove that there is a Santa by filling bags for him to be distributed to all students before the Christmas Holidays. 47 STUDENT TALENT Contestants of various talents from musical to poetry added variety to the entertain- ment of the day. CAROLYN LESTER, EARLENE SWEGER, BRENDA SAMP- SON, BARBARA STRITZKE, MILLIE HENDRIX, RICKY BRUNSON, and DAVID HARRELSON. The performance of THE GLASS RAIN set the audience in a lively mood. MIKE CLINTON, CHARLEY HUNT, LARRY GLANCE, and JOE AULT. DISPLAY LIVELY SCHOOL SPIRIT THE RODAN SIX are characterized by their blaring music and high-stepping musi- cians as they are declared the winners of the Annual Talent Show. GARY PAUL, KIM COWHERD, DWAYNE BRUMPIELD, JIMMY SLAYDEN, SAMMY CORLETT, and DAVID RIDENHOUR. Talented and second place runner-up, TERRY HESTER does her modern jazz and acrobatic dance to the delight of the student body. BUBBLES AND BANGLES-PHYLLIS BOLCH and SHARON BROWN-first runner-up, catch the eyes of the judges. BEAUTIFUL HARMONY Beautiful sounds are in the making for the future High School Chorus in the above group which consists of students from grades seven and eight. Music stresses practical training for these lower grade children who sing at an evening program. PREVAILS____ Under the direction of MRS. KRISTINE STRATTON, the High School Chorus provides harmony that is pleasing to the ears. MILLIE HENDRIX, KATHY HUCKLEBY, ELIN DOWDICAN, SANDRA TRUEBLOOD, CAROL MORGAN. BRENDA HUCKLEBY, PAM DOUGLASS and PEGGY RIDER. Seated is MRS. STRATTON. Seated-First row: MIKE CASEBEER, KAREN PATTERSON, MIKE UNDERWOOD. Second row: BILLY NEWCOMB, DON- ALD ROSS, GARY HORNER, GARY PILKINGTON, MIKE JONES, RANDY RHOADES, GARY PAUL,and SAM COR- LETT. Third row: CLARA (ROGERS) BOYD, KIM COW- HERD, DEWAYNE BRUNFIELD, GLENDA WHITE, MILLIE HENDRIX, JIMMY SLAYDEN, MIKE COOK, DEBBIE HART.and WAYNE SITTON. Standing: RICKY BLANCHARD, KEITH PATTON, DAVID RIDENHOUR, LARRY HAYES, and JAMES BAKER. CHARLES GARNER BAND DIRECTOR The exclusive PEP BAND has done a magnificient job in their performances at Pep Assemblies, Football and Basket- ball games. Back row: IVA LYN PENNER, MISSY SMITH, CONNIE HART. RICK COOK. DAVID HARRELSON. LARRY SYNAR. PHYLLIS BOLCH. CONNIE COOK, ED WHITE, JANELLE ANDEREGG, STEVE NEWCOMB. JUDY HUB- BARD, and DOUG HENDERSON. Front row: SHERYL CAL- LISON, SHARON BROWN, CONNIE HENDRIX, SHARON BOETHIN. DEBBIE WILLHITE, and DERSIEE CHRISTY. GROUP REPRESENTS SCHOOL . . . CLARA ROGERS Drum Majorette A well chosen leader for an outstanding band. One of the school’s best representatives is the well-dressed Oologah Band. The group has entered and played in many events-among them: Tulsa Fair Parada, Claremore Christmas Parade, O.U. Band Day at Norman, Bartlesville All District Concert Contest, O.R.U. All District Concert Contest, and at half time performances at various athletic events. Composed of 52 members, the band is under the able direction of Mr. Charle Garner. Putting a little pazazz . . . into the routines of the Mustang band arc: CONNIE COOK, CONNIE HART, PHYLLIS BOLCH and SHARON BROWN showing magnificent skills. FUTURE MUSIC MAKERS . . . These are the future music makers of Oologah in the making as members of the 6th grade band (upper photo) and Sth grade (above) practice and perform. The 6th grade Flute Quartet play for the annual Thanksgiving pro- gram. 54 • ' 0 T The Student Council is made up of two members of each class in the Junior and Senior High School. This Council sponsors various school activities, such as the Talent Show, Basketball and Football Homecoming Dances, Patriotic Day, Teacher Appreciation Day, and others in addition to reveal- ing to the administration the wishes of the student body. This group functions under the leadership of Mr. Campo. Standing: CURTIS COLLINS, DAVID RIDENHOUR, STEVE FAUGHT, BILLIE SHOUP, MIKE BRAZEAL, CLARA ROGERS, LARRY BURCHETT, BLAKE CHAMBERS, JOE BOB GAL- BREATH, and MR. CAMPO. Sitting: DOUG HENDERSON, KATHY BECK, LINDA LEWIS, BRENDA PEARSON, DEBBIE MOREE, and KAREN ELLIOTT. STUDENT LIFE IS A CONSTANT WHIRLWIND OF ACTIVITIES The Spanish Club seeks to become acquainted with their neighbors “South of the Border” through study and travel. Standing: PHYLLIS BOLCH, ROXIE MUCKELRATH, BILLIE SHOUP, VANCE PARKER, RANDY RHOADS, JIM CR1TCH- NAU, JACK KEELING, CURTIS COOK, DAVID WALLIS, GREGG CLINTON, MIKE SOWARDS, WAYNE FIELDS,and GAILA KREBS. Sitting: CONNIE HENDRIX, SHARON BOE- THIN, CAROLYN LESTER, BARBARA STRITZKE, SHAR- ON BROWN, GRETCHEN SWEGER,and BRENDA SAMP- SON First row: VALENA COE, GLENDA JACKSON, JOWANNA TANNER, DEBBIE WAGONER, LINDA FITTS, SANDRA HENDERSON, and KANDY DAMRON. Second row: KIM HUCHTEMAN,TERESA HARPER, DEBRA HOGUE, NANCY HAWKINS, DANA HALL, ANGELA DILLION, SANDRA HARPER, and TERRI WAGNER. Third row: JOHN PAUL CORLETT, GREG GARNER, DALE KIRKLEY, RUSTY COX, RHONDA WHATLEY, STACY GREEN, TIMMY BUR- CHETT, EDDIE WOFFORD, and DANNY SUGAR. Fourth row: JOEL BAKER, RANDY COX, KEVIN HANES, GARY HALL, ORVILLE FISHER, LOUIE MILLER, BRAD BOR- CHARDT, SCOTT SMITH, and LARRY SLIGAR. 4-H’s MOTTO “TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER” The “Best Made Better” is carried out in every project that these stu- dents undertake. Many Blue Ribbons have been won by them in their participation at the various fairs. Much credit should be given to the community adult leaders who assist these students. They are: MRS. BORCHARDT, MRS. FISHER, MRS. LIPE, MRS. HAYNES, MRS. HICKOK, MRS. BAKER, MRS. HUCHTE- MAN, MRS. SMITH,and MRS. HALL. First row: MISSY SMITH, DAVID RIDENHOUR, and LARRY SYNAR. Second row: CHERYL VINEYARD, SUSAN VINEYARD,and JANET LANE. Third row: DEWAYNE MONTGOMERY, STEVE BUTLER,and LARRY ROTT. Fourth row: PATRICIA CHAMBERS, DANA FITTS,and DESIREE CHRISTY. Learning the latest about homes, trying out new cooking receipts, as well as designing and producing the latest things in fashionable attire are all part of the Home Economics curricu- lum. Standing: SANDY LEWIS, LaDONNA PEARSON, CONNIE ROBERTS, DEBBIE MOREE, CHERI FERGUSON, KAREN PATTERSON, DEBBIE PILKINGTON, CHAR- LOTTE JOHNSON, JoANN ROBINSON, BILLIE SHOUP, SAUNDRA TRUEBLOOK, JUDY SICKLER, CARLOTTA WILHITE, JANICE RUSK, SUSAN VINEYARD, DEB- BIE PARKS, KATHY MARSHALL, GAIL KREBS, PAM DOUGLAS, EARLENE SWEGER. Sitting: PEGGY RIDER, DONNA HOBBS, CONNIE COOK, ANGELA ROTT, CONNIE HENDRIX, PHYLLIS BOLCH, CONNIE HART, CYNTHIA HUB- BARD, DEBBIE CAI FEY, MRS. MERCHANT, Advisor, KATHY BECK AND GRETCHEN SWEGER. SKILLS AND ARTS LEARNED IN HOME ECONOMICS TOM HUDSON FHA SWEETHEART OF 1968 Assisting students in finding a book for term papers, reports or for just reading enjoyment are the able assistants to Mrs. Hale, Librarian. Back row: CURTIS COOK, CAROL MORG- AN, ELIN DOWDICAN, WILLIAM BERRY. Front row: LaDONNA PEARSON, VICKIE SWEET, SUE HANNON, IVA LYNN PENNER AND MRS. HALE. BOOKS AND MORE BOOKS LIBRARY c ASSISTANTS HURRY—MEET THAT DEADLINE MUSTANG BOOK STAFF ANOTHER YEAR . .. ANOTHER BOOK Yearbooks arc like vacations-the best thing about them are the memories and this book is no exception. The most memorable experiences of the staff were designing page NEW S—NEW S—NEW S The publication of the monthly school newspaper keeps commu- nity citizens as well as students informed on school news as well as events of interest and school agenda. Standing: MIKE BRAZEAL, layouts. They must admit that they could hardly wait for the final deadline to come and go. Standing: STEVEN MOREE, JODI RUSSELL, GWYNDA ROBINSON, BARBARA STRITZKE, and MRS. PRISCILLA WORDEN. Seated: CONNIE HENDRIX, BILLIE HUNT, SHELIA DIRICKSON, BILLIE SHOUP, SHERYL HAND, and SHARON BROWN. CLARA BOYD, MRS. HICKS, Adviser, BILLY HANNON, and BETTY VANDERPOOL. Seated: JUDI CORLEY, SUE HAN- NON, STEVE MOREE, and MIKE CLINTON. Gilroy Garfield Gundy “pops the question” to the cold shoulder of Trudi Borland. (STEVE T AUGHT and CLARA ROGERS). MRS. HARRINGTON, Director. Play prac- tice is serious. Sue Prentice and Dr. Jonesby peek into the future with the aid of Princess Boogie Woogie and Senorita Lolita. Madam Gasparilla’s “bowl of wat”. (BILLY CROSE, SHARON (MIKE BRAZEAL and DICK HOBSON). BROWN, and BETTY VANDERPOOL). BRIDES TO BURN SENIOR PRODUCTION “I was only trying to heal your “swole up jaw, Mr. Hotchkiss,” says Sapolia Pipp. (MIKE CLINTON and BILLIE SHOUP). “Madam Gasparilla, this is Clarice Borland. Miss Gundy will see you at once.” (LINDA LEWIS and SHERYL HAND). JUNIOR HIGH HONOR STUDENTS Co-Valedictorians Salutatorian KIM COWHERD SAMMY CORLETT BILLY NEWCOMB HONORS FOLLOW STUDY Front row: ALAN LESTER, DEBBIE WILLHITE, EARLEEN SWEGER, LORI NEWCOMB, SHERYL CALLISON, STEVE KUBALA. Second Row: TERRY HESTER, MISSY SMITH, BILLY NEW- COMB, PATTY PURDUE, STEVEN NEWCOMB. Back row: SAMMY COR- LETT, STEVE PACK, KIM COWHERD, GEORGE BAKER, DAVID HARREL- SON, JANELLE ANDEREGG. ■V ' ‘5;-.. •• v Vu •V:‘- •v ...;.V ... - 5 V. V- V Captain Steve Faught escorts Connie newly-crowned queen. •'s .• v. -vv‘V;-.i - ■ •- • •••: ■mvt BEAUTY REIGNS Senior Attendant CLARA ROGERS y i{' Junior Attendant £Vi vL SHARON WILLEY Sophomore Attendant DEBBIE PARKS Freshman Attendant JANEAN ANDREGG V • y.• • •.. .. .?•.■••••• . •• •. : • Vi i . • v;.-. V V • v; ,� . f.v. - ►v. • - . - . • ?•; X, .. Wfil y- VV: vl AA v • • •• . ;... . ( AT FOOTBALL FESTIVITIES CAMERA CAPTURES SMILES OF ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS CLARA ROGERS and TOM HUDSON r.HARON WILLEY and JACK LAMBERSON DEBBIE PARKS and LEONARD THOMASON JANEAN ANDREGGand BLAKE CHAMBERS A capacity crowd was present to witness the homecoming victory over Salina. Penner carries the ball for one of the TD in a victorious game. THRILL, ACTION AND TENSION PREVAIL ... The Queen and her party arrive at the 50 yard line preceding the cornation. The hard fought plays result in our team reaching the goal line for a TD. Many get involved in this gang tackle. Eight lovely and lively cheerleaders boosted school spirit at all ball games with their performance and cheers. Kneeling: KATHY MARSHALL, CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, ANGELA ROTT, BRENDA PEARSON. Standing: CONNIE HART, SHARON BROWN, JODI RUSSELL, SHERYL HAND. FITNESS AND DETERMINATION DEVELOPED THROUGH SPORTS COACHES JOHN MERRYMAN,Assistant, JACK HARRIS, Head Coach, and DON WOODSON, Assistant. LEONARD THOMASON turned in another play that marked him as a main- stay of the Mustang team. Injured in a play resulted in HOBSON missing part of the game. Hard playing Mustang Seniors of 1968 are: TOM BILLY DICK STEVE HUDSON 44 CROSE 74 HOBSON 83 FAUGHT 11 LARRY ARMSTRONG 62 66 io :13 € W p ft g 7 62 ,60'44 First row: RANDY ROYAL, FELIX WEST, LARRY ARM- STRONG, RONNIE BOHANNON, TOM HUDSON, MIKE SOWARDS, SAMMY COR LETT. Second row: ERNIE DOSHIER-manager, JAMES WILLIAMS, STEVE PACK, MIKE JONES, JACK LAMBERSON, STEVE DAMRON, KIM COW- HERD. BILLY HOBBS, BOB HEMPHILL. Third row: COACH WOODSON, BLAKE CHAMBERS, HARVEY HAZELWOOD, ir?i - GLEN PARIS, ROGER VALK. JOHNNY HOBBS, STEVE FAUGHT, BILLY CROSE, JIM CRITCHNAU, DANNY HOB- SON, JACK PAVEY, COACH MERRYMAN, COACH HAR- RIS. Fourth row: DWAYNE BRUMFIELD, EVERETT PEN- NER, LARRY BURCHETT, VANCE PARKER, LEONARD THOMASON, DICK HOBSON, JACK KEELING. '68-69 SEASON IS TEAM BUILDING YEAR Everyone gets into the act as the referee blows his whistle on the The Mustang Team Une up on the 40 yard line for the opening kick- P y- off. Queenly smile greets the spectators as QUEEN JODI is crowned Miss Basketball of 1969 by her escort JACK LAMBERSON at the Home- coming Basketball ceremonies. RUSSELL The crowning over, QUEEN JODI takes on a serious look coming off the court. The Coronation over, the basketball playing resumed, the Queen and her party relax to enjoy the rest of the evening. SUE HAN- NON, BILLIE SHOUP, JODI RUSSELL, ANGELA ROTT, DEBBIE PILKINGTON. DANA BEST, flower girl, NEAL BRUN- SON, crown bearer. FRESHMAN ATTENDANT SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Debbie Pilkington Harvey Hazelwood Angela Rott David Wallis BEAUTIES JUNIOR ATTENDANT Sue Hannon Everett Penner SENIOR ATTENDANT Billie Shoup Steve Eaught IN REVIEW... BASKET BALL STRESSES BILL JOHNSON, Head Coach KENNY HOLLAND, Assistant LETS GO______VICTORY CHEERLEADERS urge their teams to victory by their loyalty of verbal support. - Standing: DAVID WALLIS, BOBBY SHOUP, ROGER VALK, STEVE FAUGHT, LARRY KNORI, CLAYTON HALL, LARRY BUR- CHETT, DICK HOBSON, LEONARD THOMASON, EVERETT PENNER, DANNY BREWER. HARVEY HAZELWOOD. DANNY HOBSON, BLAKE CHAMBERS. Kneeling: COACH HOLLAND, ERNIE DOSHIER, Stu- dent Manager, and COACH JOHNSON. DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL FITNESS Outstanding plays spell VICTORY. Members of the Pep Club become engrossed in the many games in which they participate, and keep enthusiasm burning. PEP CLUB SHOW SPIRIT AND BOOST MUSTANGS TEAMS HAVE SUPPORT JODI RUSSELL, JANIE PASDACH, CONNIE HART, SUE ANGELA ROTT.and GLENDA WHITE. Center: COACH HANNON, LINDA LEWIS, BILLIE SHOUP, LA REA PEN- JOHNSON. NER, BETTY VANDERPOOL, CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, SPORTS PROGRAM LIVELY COMPETITIVE SPORTS PASSWORD TO FUN AND FITNESS Junior-High Teams. ANXIETY builds up with 6th GRADE TEAM TAKING hard knocks begin with 5th GRADE TEAM TRACKERS DISPLAY SKILL AND BOAST GOOD TALENT TOM HUDSON, EVERETT PENNER, DAVID WALLIS, BY SHOUP, HARVEY HAZELWOOD, DANNY BREWER, LEONARD THOMASON, BILLY CROSE, ROGER VALK, DANNY HOBSON, and COACH HOLLAND. ERNIE DOSHIER, BILLY HOBBS, LARRY GLANCE, BOB- VOLLEYBALLERS ARE ALSO SOFTBALL PARTICIPANTS Standing: COACH JOHNSON, JANIE PASDASCH, CHAR- LOTTE JOHNSON, SUE HANNON, LINDA LEWIS, BILLIE SHOUP, LA REA PENNER, BETTY VANDERPOOL, and CLARA ROGERS. Kneeling: GLENDA WHITE, SANDY LEWIS, KATHY DOSHIER, ANGELA ROTT, CONNIE HART, CARLETTA WILHITE, JODI RUSSELL, and DEBBIE PARKS. Safe transportation to and from school identifies this group of ex- LASS, HELEN HALL, DENISE TILLMAN, LOU RUSSELL, ccllcnt drivers. They transport an average of 650 students daily. BETTY LEWIS, JANE SWEGER, MARY JOHNSON,and ROY BURKE, MAYO VANDERPOOL, KATHERINE DOUG- JEAN HAWKINS. INDISPENSABLE GENERAL SCHOOL PERSONNEL The never ending task of checking rooms, halls, gym and playground, etc. to see that they arc ready for use at all times is the duty of the loyal workers above. ROY BURKE, Bus Mechanic; EARL WALKER, WOOD- ROW WATKINS, and SCOTT CANFIELD, Custodians. The task of preparing and serving over 625 well-balanced meals every day falls to the above faithful workers. FRANCES DANIEL, BERTIE ARMSTRONG, MAR- GUERITE ARCHER, BESSIE HOBBS, ADA DIRICKSON and MARGARET HARRIS. CONGRATULATIONS from your friends and neighbors at . . . tPUBUC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA aiiiail Compliments of your D-X SUNRAY AGENT Gale Welch Don Hatch Louis Moore “There Are Hundreds Of Gasolines But Only One DX“ SUNRAY-DX OIL CO. 712 W. 2nd Claremore, Oklahoma Phone RO 3-2524 Patronize Hendrix Auto Service—Your Local DX Service HENDRIX AUTO SERVICE Oologah, Oklahoma HI 3-9404 Fish Bait, and Tackle Wrecker Service Auto Parts Oil Grease Complete D-X Products Ice Blocked Crushed TED HOLLAND’S SERVICE, INC. THE COUNTRY GIRL BEAUTY SALON Gas and Oil For Less Tire Repair and Lube Complete Beauty Services Wigs Cosmetics In Oologah “The Growing Town’’ Phone HI 3-2545 Oologah, Oklahoma Closed Tuesday MYNATT’S “Quality meats and groceries” For Professional Hair Care and Permanent Waves BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone HI 3-2371 Oologah, Oklahoma Oologah, Okla. Phone HI 3-2375 OOLOGAH BILL’S STA. GAR. DAIRYLAND AND CAFE Oologah, Oklahoma Hwy 169—South Phone HI 3-2344 Oologah, Oklahoma Used Cars R H GROCERY HOLDEN MARKET REAL ESTATE Highway 169 Oologah Phone HI 3-2411 P. 0. Box 43 Oologah, Oklahoma 74053 918 HI 3-2508 Owners— Robert and Helen Hill Leona Holden Farms Ranches Res. 918 BR 5-3002 Residential Intersection Hwy 88 169 Ph. HI 3-9402 Oologah, Oklahoma Bait—All Kinds THE Cold Drinks—Ice—Cigs. LAZY “D” DAM CORNER BAIT SHOP CAFE AND MOTEL Trailer Park Fishing Hunting Specializing in Steaks and Fried Chicken Equipment Licenses Duck Stamps—Shells Star Craft Boats Phone: HI 3-2310 Oologah, Oklahoma Motors—Campers Sales Rentals JCMy OOLOGAH JiIfIS barber GENEVA’S BEAUTY SHOP “I’ll curl up and dye for you” Phone BR 5-3275 Talala, Okla. Willard Charles, Owner JANKEY’S Electrical Contracting Air Conditioning Heating and Antiques Ned Callison’s FARMER’S TRADING POST Grain Merchandiser Feed, Seed, Fertilizer HI 3-2328 Phone BR 5-3292 Oologah, Oklahoma Talala, Oklahoma MELTON HENDERSON WELDING SERVICE Heli-arc Portable and Shop Service Steel Building Fabrication Erection Repairs Phone HI 3-2309 Oologah, Oklahoma AMOS PEACE HENRY JORDAN Phone HI 3-2564 A H CABINET SHOP CUSTOM BUILDING And REMODELING Oologah, Oklahoma 74053 Congratulations: Compliments GEORGE H.LAMBERSON County Commissioner District No. 2 from a MUSTANG BOOSTER GLENCLIFF DAIRIES, INC. BUCK’S OF TULSA DUNLAP SPORTING GOODS, INC. Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc. 15th Boston Tulsa, Oklahoma Wholesale Retail Athletic Equipment 2831-N.W. 59th Phone 585-5685 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Bartlesville, Oklahoma GYMNASTICS, ROUND OUT PROGRAM FOR LITTLE FOLKS BOB RECTOR STATION Auto Repairs Gas and Oil Phone BR 5-9125 Talala, Oklahoma JOLLEY AND GILBERT DOSHIERS DRIVE-IN Dozer Work and Trucking Talala, Okla. Jack Jolley Oologah, Okla. Phone BR 4- 2941 Malts, Hamburgers and Bob Gilbert Drinks Collinsville, Okla. Phone BR 4-4244 Billie and Margie Doshier OTASCO A home Owned Store Washers Dryers Refrigerators Manager, Don Swant Collinsville, Oklahoma BR 4-3306 Brunswick Tires Long Life Batteries O. B. FRANCIS GARAGE 702 E. Main Collinsville, Oklahoma General Auto Repair Heavy Duty Wrecker Service 24 Hours Business Resident BR 4-2879 BR 4-2462 Compliments of FARMER’S UNION COOPERATIVE COLLINSVILLE FUNERAL HOME Feed, Seed, Fertilizers Custom Grinding TBA 1302 Main Collinsville, Okla. Main at Sante Fe BR 4-2536 Melvin Lowe, Owner Collinsville, Oklahoma GOLDIE’S DRESS SHOP O.K. FOOD MARKET Ladies and Junior Half Size Dresses Phone: BR 4-3142 coats and suits Collinsville, Oklahoma BR 4-2370 Fine Foods for Collinsville, Oklahoma Budget prices! CHESTER’S WESTERN STORE BOBBIE’S FABRICS BOOT SHOP 1013 Main Collinsville, Oklahoma Maryann Jim Anthamatten Everything You Need To Sew and Save Phone: BR 4-2720 Fabric Notions Collinsville, Oklahoma Simplicity Patterns QUALITY CHEVROLET, INC. 12th at Main Street Phone: BR 4-2320 Collinsville, Okla. WOLF REXALL DRUG YOUR DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST Phone: BR 4-2547 Collinsville, Oklahoma BURNSIDE AND HEINRICHS Phone BR 4-2819 Collinsville, Oklahoma Furniture, Hardware, Appliances “Everything for the home” Partners: Oden B. Burnside Raymond L. Heinrichs Bayouth’s Kay's Tulsa CR 2-3164 BAYOUTH’S AND KAY’S MEN BOYS WEAR Phones: BR 4-2822 BR 4-2182 Collinsville, Oklahoma YORK REALTY Neil M. York, Broker Farms—Acreages—Homes Collinsville BR 4-3147 Appraisals—Loans—Management 1222 Broadway Collinsville, Okla. 74021 HENRY'S SEPTIC TANKS GREGG’S BATTERY SERVICE Everything for complete Automotive Parts Septic System, delivered to job, also complete installation. Briggs, Stratton, Clinton, and Lawson Engines Collinsville, Okla. BR 4-2680 Complete Automotive Service Tulsa, Okla. CR 2-5321 Phone: RO 3-3445 Claremore, Oklahoma DENNIS BATTERY ELECTRIC Batteries Generators Owner: Herman Dennis 414 W. 4th St. Claremore, Okla. TASTEE—FREEZ Sundaes—Malts—Drinks Hamburgers—Hot Dogs Claremore, Oklahoma Phone RO 3-2789 CLAREMORE ELECTRIC PLUMBING SUPPLY GRAHAM’S WEST SIDE Lighting and Plumbing fixtures GROCERY Wholesale Groceries—Gas W. W. McFarland—OWNER School Supplies 624 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma RO 3-1146 AM 6-3371 LEE REALITY CO. NE MAR BARBER SHOP M. E. Bland P. 0. Box 561 in Claremore, Okla. 74017 Ne Mar Shopping Center Off. RO 3-4150 Res. RO 3-4075 Claremore Okla. WILSON HARDWARE True Value Since 1902 420 W. Will Rogers Blvd. Claremore, Okla. RO 3- 0258 Harold J. Wilson H. Jim Wilson GOODYEAR Service Stores 116 N. Missouri Claremore, Oklahoma Goodyear Tires Batteries Gen. Electric Appliances TALLEY HARDWARE “DON Owned by JORDON AUTO SUPPLY Roy and Lena Lindemann 201 N. Lynn Riggs Blvd. 510 West Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma Phone RO 3-0207 Claremore, Okla. Phone RO 3-0151 Your Business Appreciated HEALTH CENTER PHARMACY Professional Prescription Service Phone RO 3-1236 113 E. Blue Star Drive Claremore, Okla. Drive-In Window Fast Free Delivery 24 Hour Emergency Service HOUSE OF CARPETS Expert installation and carpet cleaning by Buck’s Carpet Service RO 3-4730 105 N. Lynn Riggs Blvd. Claremore, Okla. PIXLEY LUMBER COMPANY MASONS DRESS SHOPPE 113 N. Missouri Claremore, Oklahoma RO 3-4223 Quality Building Materials at Competitive Prices The shop in Rogers County specializing in Juniors apparel and accessories 616 W. Will Rogers in Claremore, Okla. M.F.A. MUTUAL INS. CO. SONIC DRIVE-IN COUNTRYSIDE CASUALITY CO. M.F.A. LIFE INS. CO. C. Cecil Bland, agent Claremore, Okla. Phone RO 3-4152 Happy Eating For carry out orders Dial RO 3-5885 900 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Okla. MONTGOMERY WARD WAL-MART Claremore, Okla. Discount City 1111 West Will Rogers Claremore, Okla. Open 9 to 9 week days 1 to 6 Sunday 96 yrs. of serving America Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your money back! Main Store: 522 W. Will Rogers Auto Service: 605 W. Will Rogers FIVE TRIBES DAYLIGHT DONUTS TRADING POST 813 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma Will Rogers Souvenirs Indian Jewelry Moccasins Phone RO 3-5600 Mail orders filled promptly 1600 West Will Rogers Claremore, Okla. AKIN Gift-Headquarters Plumbing Heating KELLEY’S MEN’S WEAR Forced Air Heating Cooling Plumbing Supplies 404 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Okla. 106 N. Cherokee RO 3-2335 Claremore, Okla. “Good clothes at popular prices’’ JACK MARSHALL CHEVROLET. 1 f Sales Service Claremore, Okla. RO 3-2992 FIRST NATIONAL BANK First In Service First In Friendliness Member of FDIC Claremore, Okla. ROGERS COUNTY BANK Member of FDIC Claremore, Okla. PAUL E. NEELY INSURANCE AGENCY “All Lines of Insurance” Phones: RO 3-0622 Claremore AM 6-3422 Tulsa 505 West First Street Claremore, Oklahoma PITTS MOTOR COMPANY Nowata, Oklahoma Phone OR 3-3372 OLDSMOBILE and PONTIAC BLUE BIRD SCHOOL BUSES B B IGA SUPERMARKET 602 E. Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma KINGS’S DEEP ROCK 216 South Ash Nowata, Oklahoma LANDERS BROS. FOOD STORE Nowata, Oklahoma J. M. FOOD PACKING CO. Quality Meats Custom Butchering Wholesale Retail CR 3-1234 Nowata, Oklahoma WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE NOWATA Home Appliances Batteries Tires Tubes CR 3-1841 Nowata, Oklahoma MY LADY’S BEAUTY SALON Elizabeth Sory Owner Operator Compatible Coloring Fashion Pastels Frosting Highlights BR 4-3241 1215 Main Collinsville, Oklahoma FIRST NATIONAL BANK First Since 1898 Member F.D.I.C. Nowata, Oklahoma WELLS LAND CO. REAL ESTATE Owner: Weston Wells OR 3-3281 110 N. Maple Nowata, Okla. GILBERT’S SHOES 108 East Cherokee Nowata, Okla. 74048 Phone: 273-3709 Expert Shoe Repairing Shoes for all the Family MARTIN’S H. E. KETCHAM DEPARTMENT STORE LUMBER DEALER, INC. “Levi’s” 221 North Oak Nowata, Oklahoma Nowata, Oklahoma WHITIE MAGGARD ALLEN FARM RANCH SUPPLY PLUMBING CONTRACTOR Your Complete Agriculture 307 E. Cherokee Service Center Nowata, Oklahoma 74048 Nowata, Oklahoma CR 3-1456 CR 3-3777 DICK’S AUTO GLASS CITY REXALL DRUG Pickup Campers Registered Pharmacists 420 E. Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma Nowata, Oklahoma Phone CR 3-3825 BENJAMIN FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. Nowata, Oklahoma VICTORY NATIONAL BANK of Nowata, Okla. “Your Friendly Bank” Member F.D.I.C. MUSTANG BOOSTERS OOLOGAH Bill Brunson Pixie Palace CLAREMORE Smith Furniture Heins Jewelry Key Shoe Store Dunlaps Body Shop Mason Cleaners Claremore Coin Exchange Auldons Beauty Shop McNabb Cleaners Town and Country Grocery Dave’s Indian Store Bob Higgins Fromen Skelly Station COLLINSVILLE Garner’s Flower Shop Dodson Barber Shop Diehl’s Food Store Henry’s 5 and 10 Collinsville Jewelry Howland Drug Store Collinsville News NOWATA Standard Auto Parts Nowata Auto Parts Hays Sinclair Dealer Johnny’s Electronics Bob Phillips 66