Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1970 volume:

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IT IS A WAY OF LIFE The 1970 Mustang is designed to be a record of the school year, but it is more than that. In the years to come, it will be a key that unlocks the door to forgotten memories of past friendships and adventures. However, it is just a continuation of something that is never finished and will never be-for friendships and memories go on and on. 2 ADMINISTRATION REFLECTS RICH PROFESSIONAL In the world today, we are in a race between education and catastrophe. Either we acquire sufficient knowledge and wisdom to solve our problems or an un- welcome tyranny will destroy us. We are richly endowed in our heritage, institutions, resources, and personnel. With a strong determination and resolute mind, we will not be destroyed. So let us take up our tools, the family love we have as given by the home; knowledge as given by our institution; and wisdom that only God can give. We should dedicate ourselves to the end that our nation under God, will have a new birth, and be the home of Truth, Freedom and Justice, now and forever. 4 BACKGROUND To the Student Body: In this day of new ideas and changes, I feel that the stu- dents of this school are a very cooperative group. It is my sincere wish that these people will go away being a better educated, capable individual who will contribute greatly to the American way of life. These things, I feel we are accom- plishing. It is a great honor and pleasure to serve as your High School Principal. Sincerely yours, The average school day is Tilled with many duties that accom- pany the position of MR. JAMES DOWELL, Grade School Principal. Many tasks are efficiently performed everyday by MRS. ANGELA FRY and MRS. JEAN BOLCH School Secre- taries. IVA LYNN PENNER YEARBOOK SWEETHEART FACULTY EDUCATION IS the first rung on rite ladder of great- ness. Great minds.roust be cultivated before profound achievements can be made. This tremendous task is left in the hands o pur faculty at Odlogah. Not only do they share their knowledge with students for the mere reward of the inner satisfaction it brings, but they also encourage the .. most outstanding traits of each student’s character. They ' v du this by sponsoring maiiy organizaiions and activities, takbig up much time. As each student seeks greatness, he should keep inirimJ those who have guided him. MRS. BEATRICE KEELING. Librar- ian, keeps the library files neat and or- derly for continuous use of students. ADMINISTRATION THE MAIN ROLE OF OOLOGAH SCHOOL is to serve the students who attend. The administration and fac- ulty members labor hard behind the scenes to insure the smooth operation of your school. This first step to prepare students after graduation to meet the challenges of life, as- sume a position of community service, further his education or serve the society in general is uppermost in their minds. MR. C. O. TILLMAN, Superintendent, discusses with MR. DON CAMPO, High School Principal, and MR. JAMES DOWELL, Elementary Principal, the suggested plans for the first phase of the new high school building. MISS SANDRA McCALL and MR. MIKE SOUTHARD, Math Instructors, discuss a problem during an intermission of classes. AND FACULTY EXPANDS Art and Foreign Language fill the days work of MRS. BILLIE BROWN as many students fill her classroom each day. Checking over lessons and reference ma- terial to be used in a social studies class is MISS BARBARA HUNT. Checking the projector to see if every- thing is in working order for students to view is MRS. MARY DENTON. Home Economics instructor. MISS CYNTHIA HARBAUGH and MRS. GLORIA HAR- RINGTON spend time in the library preparing a reading list for the English Department. LEARNING An afternoon lab class finds MRS. FLORETTA HAGGARD, MR. WAYNE HAGGARD and MR. DON BRISTER discussing the preparation for the introduction of dissecting in the Science Department. MRS. NORMA FOREHAND, intern teacher in the field of Business Educa- tion checks over student papers of the day. The Music Department with MR. BILL GARNER. Band Director, MRS. KAREN CAMPO (standing). Grade Vocal Music Instructor and MRS. LILLIAN PIERCY, Junior and Senior High Vocal Music Instruc- tor work together for the excellent music department of Oologah SchooL The camera caught MRS. PRISCILLA WORDEN and MRS. SUE HICKS, Business Education instructors, in a discussion of class work concerning Shorthand and Bookkeeping. TO MEET STUDENT NEEDS The end of football season finds Head Coach DON CAMPO, and Assistant BRITTON WILLIAMS storing equipment for future use. MR. DARRELL HARRINGTON, Junior High Coach and Social Studies Instructor, aids MR. BILL JOHNSON, Ath- letics Director and Drivers Education Instructor in checking basketball equipment. MR. JOHN RIDDLE demonstrates the use of a joiner to his woodworking class. DEVELOP YOUTH OF TODAY MRS. OMA DELL WALKER Elementary Physical Education Second Semester FACULTY MEMBERS MR. RICHARD FRANKLIN High School Math, MR. MR. MRS. JOE MOSLEY, teachers of sixth and third RICHARD SOLIDAY-Junior and Senior High Music and grades respectively, quench their thirst on their way to class. Chorus, MR. LAVON H. WILCOX-Biology and Junior High Math. Observing life in the aquarium is very interesting to MISS MRS. ADELE WILDE, sixth grade teacher, and MISS JUDY JUDY BOYER, fifth grade teacher, and MRS. LILLIE MURRAY, fifth grade teacher, check papers over a cup of STEHNO, teacher of Remedial Reading. coffee during their planning period. 12 LEADERS OF TOMORROW MRS. RUBY JANKEY, Fourth Grade Teacher, and MISS SUANNE SMALL begin the preparation of a Christmas bulletin board in the classroom. A welcome to parents for open house is displayed by MRS. JEAN SPICER. Kindergarten Teacher. During their planning period MISS ELLA DUCKETT and MRS. CYNTHIA DOWELL, teachers of the Third Grade, plan a class project to be used. MRS. MORA LEE WIGGINTON and MRS. BEVERLY WOFFORD, Second Grade Teachers, prepare material and properties for an assembly program that is to be presented Discussion of a TV program to be shown to their First Grade students, are MRS. LOUISE P1GUET and MRS. JOYCE NICHOLS. SENIOR HI LIFE AT OOLOGAH SCHOOL is a week full of many activities for students. MONDAY. .. the beginning of a busy week with a quick hustle of getting forgotten things done following a day of - ’ . leisure. TUESDAY... the school -atmosphere begins to become one of study. WEDNESDAY .. . hurry with homework . . . this is mpvie going evening. • THURSDAY .. study, papers, tests, reports, ejc. are a 'necessity fsir scbcioL FRIDAY . boisterous sounds are beginning to be heard ... the end of another l ive days of school . . . the .game qf,the week is to be played ... plans for the week-end : ate made. MR. WAYNE HAGGARD Sponsor MRS. BEATRICE KEELING Sponsor Is this gown the right size for EVERETT PENNER, Class President. SUE HANNON, Secretary and RANDY RHOADS, Vice-president check to see. JIM CRITCHNAU “Seems quiet and dignified, but ask someone who knows him.” CONNIE HART “She has eyes for only one. BRENDA SAMPSON “A secretary she would be unless the right man she should see.” GRETCHEN SWEGER “Taken all for all, her equal is hard to find.” GRADUATES SET AIMS HIGH CAROL MORGAN “This girl merits a world of praise, for her peaceful and quiet ways.” CLIFFORD WICK- HAM “Short Stuff, and hard to bluff, never studies quite enough.” CAROLYN LEST- ER She finds the joy of heaven on earth.” CHARLES HUD- SON “Curfew must not ring tonight.” DEBBIE CAFFEY “Keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder what you've been up to.” CHARLES CHAP- MAN Wine and wo- men, mirth and laughter—sermons and aspirins on the day after.” CARLETTA WILL- H1TE “1 can’t think of two things at once so I’ll just think of him.” DEWAYNE WAG- GONER “Lazy, slow, and unconcerned,he went to class and sometimes learned.” BARBARA STRITZ- KE “In each cheek appears a pretty dim- ple, love made those hollows.” EVERETT PEN- NER Come on girls, be truthful, is it me or my technique?” SUE HANNON If 1 stay single, it won’t be my fault.” RANDY RHOADS “A man’s plans are made-until... a woman decides she doesn’t like them. 17 —SENIORS BRENDA PEARSON “Boys beware, that win- ning smile.” RON BOHANNON “A happy-go-lucky sort of boy, summer vaca- tions are his joys.” SHELIA D1RICKSON “Her future is planned, third finger left hand.” VANCE PARKER “I can resist everything, but temptation.” CAROL CARY “Stolen sweets are best.” ALLEN SLAYDEN “My teachers are so sweet, I’m always placed on the foremost seat.” ROXIE MUCKELRATH “Unlimited possibili- ties?” ROBERT RICHEY “He says little but thinks a lot.” GWEN S1EMINSK1E Stop, look, and whis- tle.” JIM TOLLEY “I don’t believe in over- taxing my brain.” NICKI LANE “Lonely till Saturday night.” DANNY BREWER “His ambition is to make a noise in this world.” ACHIEVE PAM DOUGLASS “Leave silence to the saints, I’m just human.” BOB LOCHNER “When there is nothing else to do, I go to school.” PEGGY RIDER “She doesn’t say much but when she does, things happen.” JUDI CORLEY “Lord, give me a pure heart, a clean heart, a sweetheart.” JOHNNY HOBBS “Don’t you teachers know about the Child Labor Law?” CAROLYN ALLEN “A quiet girl with a sweet nature.” LARRY BURCHETT “Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more.” PHYLLIS BOLCH “One girl in a thousand, with a thousand and one ideas.” JOE AULT Beware the squirrels, they carry the nuts away.” SHARON WIGGINTON “And does she captivate the eye-especially HIS.” JACK LAMBERSON “If only the girls would leave me alone.” CYNTHIA HUBBARD “Men are like streetcars, there will always be an- other one along.” THEIR GOALS Fine arts are important to the Junior Class. Officers ANGELA ROTT, Secretary, observes CONNIE COOK as she completes a water color painting and DAVID WALLANCE President, as he previews his Spanish lesson on the tape recorder. JUNIORS REACH CHARLOTTE JOHNSON MIKE SOWARDS PATTY MOREE CATHY JOLLEY KATHY DOSHIER STEVE DAMRON NEDRA CHAMBERS JACK KEELING SHARON BOETHIN CURTIS COOK KAREN PATTERSON JACK PAVEY DAVID RIDENHOUR ANGELA ROTT BOB SHOUP SUSAN VINEYARD SENIORHOOD CONNIE COOK ROGER VALK VICKIE SWEET FILIX WEST LEONARD THOMASON KAREN HOLINSWORTH GARY HUMPHREY DEBORAH PARKS 21 JUNIOR STUDENTS ENDEAVOR WAYNE FIELDS CAROL PAVEY GLENN PARRIS MILLIE HENDRIX GREG CLINTON DEBBIE ZINCKE STEVE RAN- DOLPH LARRY KNORI KATHY HUCK- ELBY BILLY HOBBS CHARLES HUNT CLAYTON HALL JUDY SICKLER TO LEARN JANIE PASDACH JUNIOR BERRY PATTI PATTON WILLIAM BERRY SANDRA LEWIS DWAYNE BRUMFIELD DAVID WALLIS JIM RICE LENNA MAIN LARRY GLANCE DANNY HOBSON BRENDA HUCKLEBY 23 SOPHOMORES The victory flag is being displayed by ELIN DOWD1CAN, Secretary, EARLEEN SWEGER, President and HARVEY HAZELWOOD, Vice-president, to represent their successful entry into high school. DEBBIE MOREE LARRY SYNAR JANEAN ANDER- EGG KIM COWHERD MEET CHALLENGE MIKE CASE- BEER JANE MINNICK TOM MAYES PAM Me MILLEN CHERI FERGU- SON RANDY SHAR- MACHER ELIN DOWDI- CAN CHARLES AYMOND EARNA DOSHIER JANICE RUSK GEORGE GOS- VENER LA DONNA PEARSON JOAN ROBIN- SON DENNIS FERGU- SON CATHY CHAPMAN RANDY ROYAL 25 SAMMY CORLETT J. T. BRANCH LANA TAYLOR STEVE PACK DANNY RIDENHOUR CONNIE ROBERTS GARY PAUL MIKE UNDERWOOD ACTIVE PEOPLE SPARKLE 26 BILLY NEWCOMB DEBRA PILKINGTON RANDY HUDSON MARGRET BREWER DENNA HOBBS BLAKE CHAMBERS PAM LOGSDON MELVIN HART WITH ENTHUSIASM 27 JUNIOR HI FURTHERING THE DEVELOPMENT of Education tobe prepared to enter High School scholastically Sound is . a.prime factor in the teaching of Junior High students. STRESS on encouraging interests and sound ideas educa- tionally and psychologically are means hy which tins goal is ipet. . . r ‘ ' ' Vj • r.V • • N )' S.:.: 'A- ' • v C - ' • • • • • . ; ‘.v- v lVv!r.vvr. vV ;.yr. -- o :; r it.v vv NVi. 5 .Slj6r Ji'Eyidenl::: . •• - ■ ...' ...' ■ ■;. , : . ' ■ ' ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ GRADES AND JUNIOR HIGH AN IMPORTANT PART (1) 5th Grade Football (2) 6th Grade Football (3) 7th Grade Football (4) 8th Grade Football (5) 9th Grade Football (6) 7th Grade Football (7) 8th Grade Football (8) Grade Cheerleaders (9) 7th and 8th Grade Basketball (10) 9th Grade Basketball (11) Junior High Basketball MR. BRITTON WILLIAMS Sponsor SHERYL CALLISON GEORGE BAKER ARTHUR BRANHAM ROBIN DAMRON WAYNE SITTON DEBBIE WILHITE FRESHMEN CURTIS COLLINS BRENDA MALLORY SANDY HAWKINS TERRY HESTER DOUG H EN DE RSON, President, points out the disputed word in the dictionary to IVA LYNN PENNER Vice-president and BRAD LANE, Secretary. BETTY HOBBS THOMASENE ALLEN JANELLE ANDEREGG MADONNA FIELDS PHYLLIS SLIGAR EDDIE WHITE RANDY WAGGONER JANIE PETTYJOHN JUST BEGINNING TERESA CHAMBERS JOYCE JOHNSON BARBARA PIERCE APRIL FEAGINS JOY JACOBS JOE HILL PATRICIA VANDAGRIFF DARRtLL BAILEY JANET HUCKLEBY PATRICIA PERDUE DENISE SHANK 33 FRESHMEN FIND SCHOOL 34 DANNY THOMPSON MELINDA SMITH DARREL SOWARDS ALLESI JONES PATRICIA CARY DAVID INCE TERESA SAMPSON RONNIE SWEENEY KEITH PATTON VERNA FRYMAN STEVEN NEWCOMB JANICE GILLEY VICKIE ARMSTRONG TERRY LANG SHARON CAFFEY HAROLD ROBERTS DON McGILL MARCIA SIEMINSKIE MIKE PATTON JEANNE HOBSON BRUCE HARVEY DEBBIE HART JERRY LOCHNER IVA LYNN PENNER RICKEY BLANCHARD MARILYN JOHNSON DALE SWEGER THRESA HILL BRUCE PAVEY PEGGY JOHNSON BOBBY CHARLES CHERYL VINEYARD BRADLEY LANE life challenging DONNA WELLS JIMMY SLAYDEN PATRICIA UNDERWOOD MIKE COOK BRENDA PARKER JIM DOSHIER JUDY MORGAN DOUG HENDERSON VICKY ZINKE KENNETH HOBBS 35 Larry Roll Pamela Roberts Bobby Clinton Patricia Chambers Richard Brunson Vivan Randolph David Synar Charlotte Huckleby Russel Doshier Paula Walker Richard Coursey Connie Lewis Joe Bob Galbreath Alice Cary Richard Cook 36 GRADERS SCHOOL SPIRIT Suzy Glance Paul Huckleby Betty Doshier Steve Kubala Dana Fitts Gary Faught Shelia Wofford Dale Sweet Judy Hubbard Gary Noble Cheryl Armstrong Donald Anderegg Marsha Dowdican Olen Brewer Pam Yarberry MR. BILL JOHNSON Sponsor ACTIVE GROUPS CONTRIBUTE TO Patricia Branch Melvin Coe Kathy Sligar Gary Pilkinton Harley Hazelwood Vickie Coble Cletis Coe Desiree Christy Janet Lane Ricky Brewer Bobby Sligar Jack Lewis Donald Ward Barbara Rush Gary Horner Douglass Gosvener Debbie Ridenhour Clayton Cooper Kathy Sowards Donald Ross 38 SCHOOL SPIRIT Johnny Willhite Janies Baker Mary Gaylord Michael McComb Jerry Randolph Shelia Fryman Alan Fincannon Norman Morrow Mary Boyd David Best Laurie Newcomb Brenda Smith Danny Dirickson Janette Rice Mike Wickham Edward Hargrove Kenneth McMillen Steve Butler Judy Ferguson Karen Elliott 39 Orville Fisher Stephanie LaFevers Gary Hall Rebecca Inee Mike Noble Barbara Coble Steven Johnson Madelyn Kay Berry Robby Wood Debbie Culmer Debbie Adkins Dean Harrold Irene Ward Jessie Gosvener Randy Sweet Kathryn Hunt Larry Lang Sue Holinsworth 7TH GRADERS BEGIN Jerry Lang Bill Thomas Ilene Ward Keith Whatley Reva Bauer David Jones Linda Hubbard Kim Coward Lee Ann Kubala Billy Sampson Jane Mallory Brian Hickok Randy Cox Elizabeth Underwood Paul Randell Linda Pavey Mike Burris Vicki Casebeer 40 Leigh Ann Patton Jack Jolley Valena Coe Dale Armstrong Robbie Harper Peggy Hawkins Grover Adams Charlene Morgan MR. JOHNNIE RIDDLE Daryl Hobson Delana Hudson Doug Morganrath Madeline Fryman Kenneth Allen ORGANIZATION UNITY Harriet Sweger Bruce Smoot Dotti Wickham Brad Holinsworth Carla Feagins Mark Main Mary Ann Roberts Jackie Maynor Darla Rhoads Wade Green Jowahna Tanner Robin Roberts Robert Vanzart Debra Waggoner Carol Manley LaDonna Smith Chuck Shank Doris Bailey 41 PUlLLMNG Clf ARACTtR begins at a very early age, Ineiulshipv ability lijget .ilonp willi mu lelKw sliuk’Mls. mt. GRADES MR. JOE MOSELY Kevin Hanes Paul Mendell Twyla Wofford David Penner Robbie Casey Nancy Hawkins Hubert Cary Karen Kubala Dee Ann Austin Anna Lee Johnston Scott Smith Marcia Campo Joey Brewer Colleene Pavey Roger Butler Deborah Patton Douglas Vandagriff Shirley Gilley Ronnie Huber Sandra Henderson Mike Ward James Boback A. C. Holder Daryl Henderson Sandra Harper MRS. ADELE WILDE Debra Huckleby Darrell Wilson Tammy Penner Randy Sowards Gail Brazeal John Galbreath Linda Fitts Richard Miller Rebecca Fisher Doris Berry Peggy Shelton Albert Rider Patty Ross Tom Fincannon Vickie Huckleby Brad Barchardt Paula Pinney Jimmy Douglas Janet Robinson Larry Walker Danny Caffey Debbie Baver Robert Cary Dana Hall Marvin Casebeer MISS JUDY MURRAY Roy Hobbs Cheryl Huckleby Gary Willhite Charlene Marshall William Drake Frank Dowdican Debra Hogue James Castle Kandra Damron Charles Cooper Phyllis Randell Bill Coble Mary Wickham Gene Lane Rhonda Whatley Tracy Carroll Lynnette Pearson Dale Kirkley Victoria Todd Randell Walker Barbara Ward Bill Chambers Terri Harper Kevin Coe Carol Huckleby MISS JUDY BOYER Glenda Johnston Joel Baker Neal Brunson Greg Garner Cheryl Wofford Julie Callison Rusty Cox Laura Adkins Tim Burchett Stacey Green Clayton Pilkington Autumn Feagins Rick Harrington Karen Willhite Eddie Wofford Vicky Curtis Danny Lewis Patti Mayes John Corlett Glenda Jackson Larry Sligar Marilyn Manning Danny Sligar Terri Wagnor Gary Henderson Penny McLaughlin Kim Hutcheman Kelly Lawson Gwen Cross Sally Hill Kimberly McLaughlin MRS. RUBY JANKEY Jeff Johnston Chris Begley Melody Hickok Alan Kirkley Vernon Kindle Monte Linihan Tammy McMillen Danny Corlett Rita Hazelwood Mike Brewer Tony Hester Patti St. John Christy Branstetter Donna White Gary Sowards Rusty Johnson Susan Galbreath Kim Gaylord Connie Green Bob Campo Mike Kubala Robin Johnston Mark Begley Brenda Hendricks Michael Helton Debbie Clinton Jesse Austin Peggy Hill Mark Dowdican Karen Lewis Billy Kendall Tommy Sligar Carla Jackson Bobby St. John Jeff Canfield Ricky Burris Margaret Shank Chris Johns Loretta Sweger Lee Ann Sweet Mark Pack Jeanne Logsdon Steven Hogue Kelly Smith MRS. CYNTHIA DOWELL Patricia Sampson Bobby Thomas Teresa Ann Hall Teresa Layne Hall Terri Patton Billy Huckleby Sally Fincannon Curby Fry Chrystal Holly Ricky Hobbs Patricia Hall Donna Wilson Bret Adkins Londa Tanner Kelli Roberts Jeff Newcomb Anita Green Steven Burke Larry Hamblin Beverly Boyd Jeffery Koenig Mike Campo Sherry Huckleby Jerry Baker Jimmy Casebeer Kathy Drake Kevin Reavis WAde Osborn Paula Feagins Roger Coble Kenneth Horner Tori Garner Alfred Lawson LaDonna Thorton Aurther Christy Cheryl Schriver Gary Loyd Larry Scharmacher Gary Hamblin Christie Huckleby Bradley Bradshaw Johieta Hawkins Mike Caffey Gloria Branch Joe Parker Janice Brewer Doug Johnston Tomese Sieminskie Jackie Randell Brenda Politte George Huckleby Scott Huchteman Jeff Ault Bob Noble Jeff Begley INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION BEGINS WITH SECOND, FIRST AND KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS Dana Smith Ronda McLaughlin MRS. BEVERLY WOFFORD Cindy Green Monte Gaylord Betty Hill Bentley Bradshaw Joedy Sligar Tonette Cullison Gary Thompson Dayna Andrews Don Thornton Judy Lewis Jeff Hill Lynda Chambers Terry Hopper Ronda Sweet Mark Surridge Shari Todd Robert Wickham Dorothy Randell Tony Brewer Keith Austin Steve Politte Tom Ferguson Timmy Carroll Arville Sellmeyer MRS. MORA LEE W1GGINTON Lee Ann White Curtis Mendell Jana Richards Russell Tanner Linda Allen Keith Brunson Julie Wofford Benny Hannon Jeanne Kubala Roger Sitton Joyce Schwaesdall Stephen Tillman Cindy Penner Jimmy Wells Loretta McClure Clay Holly Sandra Bauer Larry Charles Peggy St. John Walter Coble Vance Dirickson Denise Lewis Tim Horner Charles Berry Louis Price, III Elizabeth Berry Marcus Lee Bolte Brenda Boyd Aaron Green Annie Pettit Danny Jackson Melody Mayfield Leonard Sampson Regina Linihan Duane Vandergriff Beverly Kubala Charley Noble Shelley Rogers Bill Curtis Sherri Hendricks Shellie Rhoads Debbie Shriver Tammy Patton Page Dowell Da Wayne Sligar Kimberly Sienrinskie Ronald Reavis Jeannia Isaacs Brian Osborn Teresa Huber Leonard Mondragon Valerie Green Rocky Pavey Dana Best Guy England Thursy Pettit Paul Dowdican Veronica Beauchamp Laurel Helton Ricky Chambers Benny Robinson Ginn Timothy Donna Huckleby Jackie Massey Ginger Henderson Cathy Carrol Lori Haggard Brant Pearson Terri Parks Shawn Maynor Kim Gillette Angela Smith Craig Cooper Bobby Snook Tammy Johns Sandra Braden Shelly Garner Kelli Canfield Lori Ramsey KINDERGARTEN Donna Brister Chris Baker Joe Pettit Marina Hickok Charles White Rudy Bohannon Leanna Osborn Brian Hopper Mica England Bridgett Boite Jeanetta Courtney Johnny Hamblin Sharon Mendell Joe Ferguson 59 STUDENT LIFE ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES RANK HIGH in the lives of most of the Oologah students: Enrollment, classes, pep rallies, football apd basketball games, drumatic performances. Queen coronations, banqucts and graduation are a few of the activities that fiH the life qf Oologah students. Sports-minded students are known for their' enthusiasm and dedication coupled with skill, practTce and team work. These qualities make them the determined participants they.wr.T;' As you turn the pages of this section, relax and enjoy tin moments that you will always re- L . meinber as a defutite-parfaf your, school life at I Oqlbgah. Co-Queen. ANGELA ROTT Escort, EVERETT PENNER 62 SHARON BOETHIN, Junior Attendant MIKE SOWARDS. Escort JANEAN ANDEREGG, Sophomore Attendant MIKE JONES, Escort Queen BRENDA Escorted by RONNIE BOHANNON LORI HAGGARD, Flower Girl RUDY BOHANNON, Crown Bearer FOOTBALL QUEEN BRENDA PEARSON RON BOHANNON Senior Wt. 160-5’8” BILLY HOBBS Junior Wt. 155-5’7” LARRY BURCHETT Senior Wt. 130-6’ 1” Vv ■ ' ' . ■J •’ V? CHARLEY HUNT Junior Wt. 145-5’7” RANDY RHOADS Senior Wt. 150-6' 4 EVERETT PENNER Senior Wt. 185-5’ 10” DANNY HOBSON Junior Wt. 175-5’ 10” HARVEY HAZELWOOD Sophomore Wt. 175—6’ 0” MUSTANGS FINISH 2nd IN CONFERENCE STEVE DAMRON Junior Wt. 225-5’ 11” VANCE PARKER Senior Wt. 190 5’ 10” JIM CRITCHNAU Senior Wt. 190-5’ 11” 65 GENE WOOD JACK PAVEY MIKE JONES Sophomore Junior Sophomore Wt. 145-5’7” Wt. 150-5’9” Wt. 160-5’9” KENNETH HOBBS Freshman Wt. 140-5’ 7” MIKE SOWARDS Junior Wt. 150-5’7” JIM RICE Junior Wt. 145-5’ 11’ KIM COWHERD Sophomore Wt. 145-6’ 1” STEVE PACK Sophomore Wt. 140-6’0” ENTHUSIASM JACK KEELING Junior Wt. 205-6’4” Hi LEONARD THOMASON Junior Wt. 165-6’ I” DWAYNE BRUMFIELD Junior Wt. 180-6’ 2” FELIX WEST Junior Wt. 140-5’6” SAMMY CORLETT Sophomore Wt. 165-5’9” CLIFFORD WICKHAM Senior Wt. 170-5’4” . . . EXCITING MOMENTS IN CORONATION HIGHLIGHT BASKETBALL BEAUTIES CHARLOTTE JOHNSON Queen BRENDA PEARSON Co-Queen SUE HANNON Senior Attendant ANGELA ROTT Junior Attendant LANA TAYLOR Sophomore Attendant - ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS PASS IN REVIEW kVi' BRENDA PEARSON and EVERETT PENNER ANGELA ROTTand DAVID WALLIS SUE HANNON and LARRY BURCHETT LANA TAYLOR and HARVEY HAZELWOOD CHEERLEADERS PEP CLUB AND BAND BOASTS SPIRIT TO MUSTANG SPORTS First row: PAM DOUGLASS. JANEAN ANDEREGG, SCOT- TIE SELLMEYER. JUDI CORLEY. KAREN ELLIOT. Sec- ond row: PHYLLIS SLIGAR. MARILYN JOHNSON. CAROL MORGAN. PATTY MOREL. DEBBIE MOREE. DONNA WELLS. TERESA SAMPSON. ANN UNDERWOOD. JUDY MORGAN. JOY JACOBS. Third row: CATHY JOL- LEY. KATHY SLIGAR, CONNIE LEWIS. JAN RICE. MARY GAYLORD. JANIE PETTYJOHN. TERRY HESTER. Fourth row: ANGELA ROTT. JUDY HUBBARD. MARY BOYD. SUZY GLANCE, DEBBIE RIDENHOUR. SHELIA WOF- FORD. MARGARET BREWER. Fifth row: CHARLOTTE JOHNSON. LINDA HUBBARD. JANET LANE. DANA FITTS. DELANA HUDSON. LINDA PAVEY, JOYCE JOHN- SON. Top row: MRS. WALKER, MISS HUNT, CAROL PAV- EY. KATHY HUNT, CHARLENE MORGAN. PEGGY HAW- KINS, DEBBIE ADKINS. CONNIE HART. MISS McCALL. JOYCE JOHNSON MARGARET BREWER CONNIE HART CHARLOTTE JOHNSON ANGELA ROTT CATHY JOLLEY CAROL PAVEY SCOTT IE SELLMEYER TERRY HESTER Standing: DANNY HOBSON, BLAKE CHAMBERS, LARRY KNORI, DANNY BREWER. LEON- ARD THOMASON, LARRY BURCHETT,EVERETT PENNER, COACH BILL JOHNSON. Kneel- ing: ROGER VALK, DAVID WAL- LIS. HARVEY HAZELWOOD. BOBBY SHOUP, JIM RICE, STEVE PACK. MIKE JONES, JACK PAVEY. MUSTANGS PROVIDE ACTION GALORE Tension mounts as a tie ball is called and a jump results. Anxiety for the rebound is clearly seen in the faces of Penner and Hobson. Hobson lands on the floor in his attempt to intercept the ball All eyes focus on the ball as a basket is made The “Spirit Stick” plays an important role in pep assemblies. GIRLS STAGE HARD FIGHT THROUGHOUT SEASON HART and THOMASON SET SCORING PACE CONNIE HART Senior LEONARD THOMASON Junior Rogers County Play of the Week BILL JOHNSON Coach Standing: KATHY D0SH1ER, C1IERI FERGUSON, NED- RA CHAMBERS,GLENDA WHITE,JANEAN ANDER- EGG. LANA TAYLOR. DEBBIE PILKINGTON, CAROL PAVEY, SUE HANNON, and COACH BILL JOHNSON. Kneeling: JANIE PASDACII. CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, SANDY LEWIS, CONNIE HART. BRENDA PEARSON, ANGIE ROTT. DEBBIE MOREE. and MARGARET BREWER. The Homecoming Victory reflects the mood of players and coach. DEBBIE PILKINGTON, for the Mus- tangs, shoots as DEBBIE MOREE surges forward for a possible rebound. MILLIE HENDRIX MUSIC DEPARTMENT GAINS STRENGTH IN BAND DIVISION 76 High Stcppin’ Drum Majorette leads the band to many honors. ENTHUSIASM and HARD WORK are the results of the spectacular performances by the Mustang twirlers at all appearances. CON- NIE COOK. MISSY SMITH, PHYLLIS BOLCH. KAREN PATTERSON. First row: MILLIE HENDRIX, DANA FITTS, GWEN S1EMINSKIE, JUDY HUBBARD. DEBBIE RIDENHOUR. SHELIA WOFFORD, MISSY SMITH, CONNIE COOK, KAREN PATTERSON. PHYLLIS BOLCH.NICK1 LANE, CHERYL CAL- LISON, SHARON BOETHIN, DEBBIE WILLHITE, MR. CHARLES GARNER. Band Director. Second row: RANDY ROYAL, DONALD ROSS,GARY HORNER. GARY PILKINGTON. RICK COOK, DANNY RIDENHOUR, LANA TAYLOR. IVA LYNN PENNER, EDDIE WHITE, PAT VANDERGRIFF, STEVE NEWCOMB, JANELLE ANDEREGG, STEVE PACK, LARRY SYNAR. Third row: RICKY BLANCHARD. DAVID RIDENHOUR. KEITH PATTON, MIKE JONES, GARY PAUL, MIKE UNDERWOOD, STEVE BUTLER, BILLY NEWCOMB, SAMMY CORLETT, JAMES BA- KER. MIKE CASEBEER, DEBBIE HART, GLENDA WHITE, MIKE COOK, KIM COWHERD. LARRY HAYES. BAND OFFICERS Standing: CONNIE COOK, Vice-President; RAN- DY RHOADS. President. Seated: CHARLES GARNER. Director; PHYLLIS BOLCH. Secre- tary. MUSTANG BAND SHOWS TALENT. ENTHUSIASM Livening up all athletic events with their high-stepping marches and thrilling formation feats, members of the Mus- tang band display unlimited enthusiasm when called upon to assume featured roles in school activities. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Garner, players played, drummers drummed, and twirlers twirled. When all was coordinated into a single complete unit, the combined talents made for professional showing at various contests and parades. But no matter what the event. Mustang band members were always willing to donate their energies. BAND ROYALTY PHYLLIS BOLCH......QUEEN N1CKI LANE .... Senior Attendant KAREN PATTERSON Junior Attendant SPECIAL GROUPS RANK HIGH IN DISTRICT AND STATE COMPETITION FLUTE TRIO SHERYL CALLISON DEBBIE WILHITE DESIREE CHRISTY CLARINET TRIO CONNIE COOK LARRY SYNAR PHYLLIS BOLCH FLUTE DUET SHARON BOETHIN NICKI LANE CORNET TRIO DWAYNE BRUMFIELD KIM COWHERD JIMMY SLAYDEN 6th AND 7th GRADE BAND First row: SANDY HARPER, NANCY HAWKINS, PEGGY HAWKINS, DEBBIE t ELMER, LINDA HUBBARD, LEE ANN KUBALA. Second row: LEIGH ANN PATTON, KAREN KUBALA. DELANA HUDSON, VICKIE CASEBEER, MAR- CIA CAMPO. JOWAHWA TANNER. Third row: ROBERT CARY, BILLY THOMAS. DEE ANN AUSTIN, ANNA JOHNSTON, TWYLA WOFFARD, CAR- LA FEGINS. Fourth row: RONNIE HUBER, DARLA RHOADS, KENT COW- HERD. ROBERT CASEY, ROBBIE HARPER, DAVID JONES. Fifth row: Scott SMITH. ROGER BUTLER, PAT PENNER, KELVIN HAYNES, BRIAN HICKOK, DARYL HENDERSON. Sixth row: HUBERT CARY. A. C. HOLDER, MIKE WARD. CHUCK SHANK. RANDY COX. Seventh row: JIMMIE BOBAc! JESSIE GOSVENOR, JOEY BREWER. STEVE JOHNSON. DEVELOPED CHARLES GARNER BAND INSTRUCTOR 5th GRADE BAND First row: RICK HARRINGTON, CLAY PILKINGTON, JOEL BAKER. JOHN CORLETT. PATTI MAYES, GREG GAR- NER. LARRY SLIGAR, GARY HENDERSON, JULIE CALL1SON.TIM BURCHETT. PENNY McGLAUGHLIN. DAN- NY SUGAR, RUSTY COX, EDDY WOFFARD. Second row: DANNY LEWIS, NEAL BRUNSON, STACY GREEN. MARILYNN MANNING, GLENDA JOHNSTON, VICKIE CURTIS. GLENDA JACKSON, KIM HUTCHEMEN CHERYL WOFFARD. KELLY LAWSON. KAREN WILHITE, TERRI WAGNOR, AUTUMN FEGINS. LAURA ADKINS SKILLS PRODUCE RESULTS HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS First row—seated: CAROLYN LESTER. BARBARA STR1TZKE, CHERYL VINEYARD, KATHY HUCKLEBY, JANET HUCKLE- BY. Second row—seated: ALISA JONES. BRENDA HUCKLEBY, CAROL MORGAN. Third row- seated: PAM McMILLEN, BREN- DA SAMPSON. Fourth row-seat- ed: MRS. PIERCY, DIRECTOR. Standing: TERESA SAMPSON, MADONNA FIELDS,JUD1 COR- LEY, PHYLLIS SLIGAR, PEGGY RIDER, MILLIE HENDRIX, PAM DOUGLAS, CAROLYN AL- LEN, JANIE PETTI JOHN, PATRICIA UNDERWOOD, DON- NA WELLS. JUNIOR HIGH VOCAL GROUP First row: KATHY HUNT. MADELINE FRYMAN, PAMELA ROBERTS, PAM YARBERRY, JAN RICE, VIVIAN RAN- DOLPH, REBECCA INCE, ELIZABETH UNDERWOOD, HARRIET SWEGER, DANA FITTS. Second row: DORIS BAILEY, LINDA PAVEY, STEPHANIE LaFEVERS, MARY ROBERTS, SHEILA FRYMAN, CONNIE LEWIS, KATHY SLIGAR, PAULA WALKER, KATHY SOWARDS, CAROL MANLEY, BETTY DOSHIER, JANET LANE. Third row: MRS. PIERCY. DIRECTOR; ILENE WARD. CHARLENE MORGAN. MADELYN BERRY, LRENE WARD. DEBBIE ADKINS, SUE HOLIENSWORTH, JUDY HUBBARD, KAREN ELLIOT. DEBBIE RIDENHOUR, PAT BRANCH. JUST A GLIMPSE THE STUDENTS OF OHS have a greal many things in common and yet each class differs in many respects from the other. It takes many students to comprise each class and many classes to comprise a school. Together they have made OHS the fine school that it is. OF A BUSY DAY . . . . CAROLYN LESTER PHYLLIS BOLCH Valedictorian Salutatorian TOP STUDENTS CHOSEN SCHOLASTICALLY HIGH SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY Back row: ANGELA ROTT,PHYLLIS BOLCH, CONNIE COOK, DAVID WALLACE, STEVE PACK, KIM COWHERD, and JACK KEELING. Front row: EARLEEN SWEGER, PATTY MOREE, MIKE SOWARDS, CATHY JOLLEY,TEDDY BRAN- HAM, BILLY NEW- COMB, SAMMY COR- LETT, and ELIN DOW- DICAN. STUDENTS EARN RECOGNITION THE BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW BRENDA SAMPSON Senior GIRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVES CONNIE HART PHYLLIS BOLCH Senior Senior OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS OF AMERICA MIKE SOWARDS Junior PHYLLIS BOLCH Senior JIM CRITCHNAU Senior SHERYL CALLISON Valedictorian MARY ROBERTS Oologah School Spelling Champion PEGGY JOHNSON Salutatorian HONORS AWARDED STUDENTS OF JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY Back row: ARTHUR BRANHAM.MARY GAYLORD, MARY ROB- ERTS. STEPHANIE LA- FEVERS, MISSY SMITH. STEVE BUTLER, KAREN ELLIOTT. PAT PERDUE. STEVE KU- BALA, and JOE BOB GALBREATH. Front row: CHUCK SHANK, PAM YARBERRY, JANE MALLORY,LEE ANN KUBALA, HARRIET SWEGER, CLAYTON COOPER. PEGGY JOHNSON, JOWAHNA TANNER, SHERYL CALLISON, SANDY HAWKINS, and RANDY SWEET. Not pictured, DAVID 1NCE. 86 ALUMNI SWEETHEART CYNTHIA HUBBARD SOONER PRINCESS CATHY DOSHIER ROGERS CO. FAIREST OF THE FAIR ’68 BAND QUEEN CONNIE COOK PAPER STAFF Mrs. Sue Hicks, Sponsor, Everett Pen- ner, Cynthia Hubbard, Connie Hart, Larry Burchett, Sue Hannon, Ronnie Bohannon, Carol Carry, Joe Ault, Pattie Moree, Cathy Jolley, Carletta Willhite, Debbie Caffey. STUDENT COUNCIF ACTIVE GROUPS PUSH SCHOLARSHIP LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Jim Critchnau, Judi Corley, Barbara Stritzke, Carolyn Lester, Debbie Caffey, Nicki Lane, Brenda Sampson, Mrs. Bea Keeling, Librarian. Mike Sowards, Charlotte Johnson, Connie Hart, Jim Critchnau, Phyllis Bolch, Charles Hunt, Larry Burchett, President, Mr. Don Campo, Advisor, Kim Cowherd, Janean Anderegg, Curtis Collins, Brenda Mallory, Haren Elliot, Vickie Casebeer, Robert Harper. SPANISH CLUB Mrs. Billie Brown, Advisor, Wayne Fields, David Wallis, Greg Clinton, Jack Keeling, Phyllis Bolch, Brenda Sampson, Barbara Stritzke, Carolyn Lester, Sharon Boethin, Gretchen Sweger, Roxie Muckerath, Karen Holinsworth, Front row: Jim Critch- nau, Mike Sowards, Curtis Cook. (1) Lenna Main and Shelia Dirickson post bulletin to en- courage early reservation of yearbook. (2) Copy sheets are being typed up by staff members. Deb- bie Caffey, Vickie Sweet and Carletta Willhite. (3) Proof-reading and final inspection is one of the duties of Carolyn Lester and Barbara Stritzke. (4) Mr. McAlvain catches Mrs. Worden as she inspects to make sure everything is in order in the layout mat enve- lope. (5) Making positive of correct identification is checked and double checked by Connie Cook, Nedra Chambers and Kathy Doshier. (6) James McAlvain is always ready with his camera when- ever and wherever he is needed. (7) “All Smiles” are the words to express the feeling of Priscilla Worden, Yearbook Sponsor as the final copy is being packed for mailing. YEARBOOK TELLS STORY OF ENTIRE YEAR First row: Mrs. Baker, Larry Synar, George Baker. James Baker, Missy Smith, Patricia Chambers, Mrs. Smith. Second row: Gary Noble, Da- vid Synar, David Best, Cheryl Vine- yard, David Ridenhour, Bobby Shoup, Rick Cook. Steve Butler, Ricky Brewer, Gary Horner. LOCAL 4-H JUNIOR 4-H BOOTH 90 First row: Donna White, Kim Gay- lord, Melody Hickok, Gwen Crose, Debbie Clinton, Angela Tillman, Ro- bin Johnston. Renita Willey. Second row: Stacey Green, Kim Huchteman, Glenda Johnston, Vicki Curtis, Mary Wickham, Rhonda Whatley, Sheryl Huckleby, Rita Hazelwood, Carla Jackson. Marilyn Manning. Third row: Mrs. Holly. Debra Hogue. Vicki Todd, Carol Huckleby, Kelly Lawson, Terri Wagner, Terry Patton, Chrystal Holly, Mrs. Huchteman. Fourth row: Danny Sligar, Greg Garner, Larry Sli- gar, Joel Baker, James Castle, J.W. Austin, Rick Harrington. Rusty Cox, Mrs. Hickok. Scott Smith with his fair exhibit. TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER CHAPTERS First row: Mrs. Lipe, Linda Fitts. Debbie Patton, Sandy Henderson. Dana Hall. DeAnne Austin. Beck Fisher, Jowahna Tanner, Linda Pavey, Valena Coe. Mrs. Borchardt. Second row: Mark Maine, Jerry Lang, Brian Hickok, Randy Cox, Robin Roberts, Jackie Maynor, Bill Thomas, Kennith Allen, Robert Harper. Third row: Doug Morganroth, Keith Walley. Darrell Wilson. Kevin Hanes, Paul Mendell, Brad Borchardt, Scott Smith. Roger Bulter, Lewie Miller, Jack Jolley, Bruce Smoot. (JUNIOR HIGH) FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA _ The FHA emblem bears the name of the organiza- tion around the top of the plane and around the low- er side is the Motto. The house supported by two hands symbolizes that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. Front row: Pam Logsdon, Debbie Pilkington, Earleen Sweger, Connie Hart, Mrs. Mary Denton, Pam Douglass, Carol Morgan, Susan Vineyard, Carol Cary. Back row: Millie Hendrix, Sheryl Calli- son, Janie Pettyjohn, Sharon Caffey, LaDonna Pearson, Connie Roberts, Denna Hobbs, Cynthia Hubbard, Janelle Anderegg, Joy Jacobs. Debbie Hart. Betty Hobbs, Kathy Huckleby, Janie Min- nick, Patricia Cary, Janet Huckleby, Vickie Armstrong, Judy Morgan, Peggy Rider, Carolyn Allen, Debbie Willhite. 9' DECORATIONS SET CHRISTMAS Parties and Christinas decorations set the mood for the holiday celebration at Oologah School, where students, fac- ulty, administration and personnel alike were endowed with the inspired generosity that usually crops up each December. Classroom doors and rooms were swathed in multi- colored sheets of foil and decorations which reflect the spir- it of the season. Another major source of fun was trimming the various Christmas trees, and here students really put their ingenuity to a test. The Choir serenaded all students and guests with Carols which contributed to the true meaning of Christ's Birth. When Christmas vacation time arrived it meant the end of room decorations, tree trimming, unwrapping and ex- changing of gifts. Finally all boxes, beautiful bows as well as the large tree made their last pilgrimage- to the inciner- ator. LARRY BURCHETT, Student Council President has a long way to reach to place the top bulb on the gigantic tree in the Cafetorium. ATMOSPHERE LIFE ’69-70 UNFORGETTABLE MOMENTS . . . iUU I iJa—■ SENIORS PRESENT HER KISSIN’ COUSIN 3 I BUS DRIVERS ROY BURKE. MAYO VANDER- POOL. JUDY HUCHTEMAN. DON BRISTER. LOU RUSSELL, RAY- MOND McMILLIAN. JANE SWE- GER. KATHERINE DOUGLASS. BETTY LEWIS. MARY JOHNSON, and JEAN HAWKINS. ESSENTIAL SCHOOL PERSONNEL CUSTODIANS WOODROW WATKINS ERED ROSSON EARL WALKER Bus Mechanic ROY BURKE CAFETERIA PERSONNEL ADA DIRICKSON. DARLENE BIRDIE ARMSTRONG. HAZEL SCOTT and FRAN- CHARLES and MARGARET HARRIS CES DANIELS VIVIAN MORGAN The line was long as students voted unanimously to open each school day with allegiance to the Flag. 98 Never before has the at- mosphere been filled with a display of atten- tion and feeling of pride as when the colors were presented in special as- sembly. WE MUST unite our society in a close relationship to preserve and develop the essential goals of HONOR, PRIDE and RESPECT through patriotism and loyalty. This was done by the display of participation of the Oologah stu- the white house dent body. washinoton Recognition of this day is clearly evident from the wide response received from the nation’s capital as well as var- April 19, 1969 ious states. ¥ Dear Mr. Brazeal: The President has learned of your school's special project for Patriotism Day and of the honor which has come to you as an outstanding teenager. He asked me to convey to you his greetings and congrat- ulations and to express his appreciation for your positive action and participation in this worthy patriotic endeavor. Keep up the good work. Perhaps you would like to have the enclosed releases which contain remarks the President has made to some young Americans. With the President's best wishes. I Sincerely, James Keogh Special Assistant to the President Mr. Mike Brazeal c o Oologah High School Oologah, Oklahoma 74053 Enclosures 99 100 CONGRATULATIONS from your friends and neighbors at . . . JBL C SERVICE COMPANY or OKLAHOMA 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. 712W.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 In Oologah “The Growing Town” Complete Beauty Services Wigs Cosmetics Phone HI 3-2545 Oologah, Oklahoma Closed Tuesday MYNATT’S For Professional Hair Care “Quality meats and groceries” and Permanent Waves Phone HI 3-2371 BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP Oologah, Oklahoma Phone HI 3-2375 Oologah, Oklahoma OOLOGAH DAIRYLAND M 0 BUILDERS AND CAFE Marlin White—Contractor Oologah, Oklahoma HI 3-2558 Remodeling Phone HI 3-2449 A 1 cabinets R H GROCERY MARKET HOLDEN REAL ESTATE Highway 169, Oologah Phone HI 3-2411 P.O. Box 43 Oologah, Oklahoma 74053 918 HI 3-2508 Owners— Leona Holden Farms—Ranches—Residential Robert and Helen Hill Res. 918 BR 5-3002 Intersection Hwy 88 169 Ph. HI 3-9402 Oologah, Oklahoma Bait—All Kinds Cold Drinks—Ice—Cigs DAM CORNER BAIT SHOP Trailer Park Fishing Hunting Equipment Licenses Duck Stamps—Shells Star Craft Boats Motors—Campers Sales Rentals THE LAZY “D” CAFE AND MOTEL Specializing in Steaks and Fried Chicken Phone: HI 3-2310 Oologah, Oklahoma DANNY MAIN CONSTRUCTION CO. Footings Dug and Poured Dozing Work Phone: HI 3-2506 Oologah, Oklahoma Work guaranteed Electrical Contracting Air Conditioning Heating and Antiques HI 3-2328 MELTON HENDERSON WELDING SERVICE Heli-arc Portable and Shop Service Steel Building Fabrication Erection Repairs Phone HI 3-2309 Oologah, Oklahoma PRAIRIE ACRES $18,500 to $22,500 Builders Realtors Lionel Russell York Realty Phone 443-2539 Phone 274-3147 r Oologah, Oklahoma Oologah, Okla. Collinsville, Okla. BILL’S TRUCK STOP Highway 169 South Oologah, Okla. Phone HI 3-9407 Complete Line of Philip's Products Fast, Friendly, Courteous Service Ned Callison’s Compliments FARMER'S TRADING POST Grain Merchandiser Feed, Seed, Fertilizer of Phone BR 5-3292 THE LEONARD LOGSDONS Talala, Oklahoma GENEVA'S SONIC DRIVE-IN BEAUTY SHOP Happy Eating “I’ll curl up For carry out orders and dye for you” Dial RO 3-5885 Phone BR 5-3275 900 W. Will Rogers Talala, Okla. Claremore. Okla. Dozer Work and Trucking Septic Tanks and Water Lines JACK JOLLEY Oologah, Okla. Phone BR 4-2941 BOB GILBERT Collinsville, Okla. Phone BR 4-4244 Claremore, Okla. AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK 1018 W. Main Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone: BR 4-2565 A Friendly Bank to do Business With Member of FDIC WOLF REXALL DRUG YOUR DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST wnu mujM PRESCRIPTIONS Phone: BR 4-2547 Collinsville, Oklahoma BURNSIDE AND HEINRICHS Phone BR 4-2819 Collinsville, Oklahoma Furniture, Hardware, Appliances “Everything for the home” Partners: Olin B. Burnside Raymond L. Heinricks 419 WEST MAIN BARNSDALL OKLAHOMA Tulsa OR 2-3164 Bayouth’s Kay’s DIEHL’S FOODLINER “THE FRIENDLY STORES’’ 106 WEST MAIN COLLINSVILLE OKLAHOMA OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK YORK REALTY Neil M. York, Broker Farms—Acreages—Homes Collinsville BR 4-3147 Appraisals—Loans—Management 1222 Broadway Collinsville, Okla. 74021 BAYOUTH’S AND KAY’S MEN BOYS WEAR Phones: BR 4-2822 BR 4-2182 Collinsville, Oklahoma 777 737 0. B. FRANCIS GARAGE HOWARD R. SOSSAMON 702 E. Main Howard Chevrolet Inc. Collinsville, Oklahoma 12th at Main Street General Auto Repair Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Collinsville. Oklahoma 24 Hours Business Resident BR 4-2320 BR 4-2879 BR 4-2462 Compliments of FARMERS INS. GROUP COLLINSVILLE FUNERAL 1012 Main HOME Collinsville, Okla. 1302 Main Agent: Eva L. Maynor Collinsville, Okla. Life, Auto, Home, Commercial Melvin Lowe, Owner BR 4-3573 COX FEED CENTER O.K. FOOD MARKET Your Purina Dealer Phone: BR 4-3142 Collinsville, Oklahoma 914 W. Main Collinsville, Okla. Fine Foods for BR 4-2137 Budget prices! WESTERN AUTO RANCH HOUSE CAFE ASSOCIATE STORE 530 Main Collinsville, Oklahoma Home Owned Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone: BR 4-9138 Phone: BR 4-2112 R. Ashby SMITH S TEXACO Complete Auto Service Bus. Ph. BR 4-2138 Home Ph. BR 4-2795 102 So. 5th St. Collinsville, Okla. DUNCAN'S SERVICE STATION Phone BRoadway 4-3479 Wash—Lub. Tune-Up Brake Work—Wheel Pack O.T.C. 105522 Station No. 2342 Free Pick-Up and Delivery 519 East Main Collinsville, Oklahoma EARNIE S D-X SERVICE JONES HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. Tires—Batteries—Acc. Lub.—Oil Change—Wash Ph. BR 4-9129 Junction Hwy. 75 20 Collinsville, Oklahoma CHESTER’S WESTERN STORE BOOT SHOP Maryann Jim Anthamatten Phone: BR 4-2720 since 1911 “A Satisfied Customer Is Our First Consideration” Telephone 274-2615 1104-6 Main Street Collinsville, Oklahoma 74021 GOLDIE'S DRESS SHOP Ladies and Junior Half Size Dresses Coats and Suits Lingerie American Vintage Blouses and Stretch Slacks Collinsville, Oklahoma BR 4-2370 Collinsville, Oklahoma HOLMAN SEED FARMS TATE BROS. PACKING CO. Grower—Processor—Dealer Quality Seeds—Fertilizers Collinsville Tulsa BR 4-2195 CR 2-5765 Meats Wholesale Retail Custom Slaughtering Old Fashioned Hickory Curing Processing for Lockers P.O. Box 27 Collinsville, Oklahoma BR 4-3190 South of Collinsville OTASCO A Home Owned Store Washers Dryers Refrigerators Philco Brunswick Tires T-V- Long Life Stereo s Batteries Manager, Don Swant Collinsville, Oklahoma BR 4-3306 HENRY’S SEPTIC TANKS Everything for complete Septic System, delivered to job, also complete installation. Collinsville, Okla. BR 4-2680 Tulsa, Okla. CR 2-5321 MY LADY’S BEAUTY SALON SLEEPY VALLEY MOBILE HOME PARK AND SALES Elizabeth Sory Owner Operator Three Operators to Serve You: Elizabeth Sory La Donna DeArmond Shirley Enloe BR 4-3241 1215 Main Collinsville, Oklahoma 1 Vz Miles South of Collinsville Mobile Home Moving and Repairing Owner-Operator: Mr. Mrs. Jesse Tate BR 4-2264 DENNIS BATTERY ELECTRIC Batteries Generators Owner: Herman Dennis 414 W. 4th St. Claremore, Okla. Phone RO 3-2789 OOLOGAH W.. BARBER SHOP Willard Charles, Owner JACK MARSHALL Sales Service Claremore, Okla. FIRST NATIONAL BANK ‘‘First In Service First In Friendliness” Member of FDIC Claremore, Okla. MUSTANG BOOSTERS OOLOGAH Pixie Palace Janes Beauty Shop Bill Cooper George Lamberson Oologah Feed CLAREMORE Smith Furniture Co. Marvin’s Deep Rock B. L. Patton Apco Service West Side Grocery Mason Hotel Dale's Texaco Claremore Concrete Copperhead Curve Bait Shop Vinson s of Claremore O.K. D-X TALALA Jackson's Bait Shop Barbara Jean Sweger Connie Holly's Beauty Shop NOWATA Dr. G. W. Gibson Standard Oil Parts Nowata Auto Parts COLLINSVILLE Jim Pavey Auto Service Clark’s Feed Henry’s 5 10 Self Custom Butchering Collinsville Lumber Co. r M. E. Bland LEE REALTY CO. Ranches—Farms—Acreage City Industrial Commercial Property PORT CITY CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH AND AMERICAN MOTORS 500 South Wichita Phone: 763-5622 1 Mi. S. of Claremore Hwy. 66 Claremore, Oklahoma 74017 P.O. Box 561 Claremore, Oklahoma Office Phone RO 3-4150 Tulsa Phone: 266-3851 Vernon C. Liles General Manager COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Bartlesville, Oklahoma ROGERS COUNTY BANK IIII 111 si 5 33 --■ }} Member of FDIC Claremore, Okla. n A;: . Paul E. Neely PAUL E. NEELY INSURANCE AGENCY “All Lines of Insurance’’ Phones: RO 3-0622 Claremore AM 6-3422 Tulsa 505 West First Street Claremore, Oklahoma WILSON HARDWARE GOODYEAR True Value Since 1902 420 W. Will Rogers Blvd. Claremore, Okla. RO 3-0258 Harold J. Wilson H. Jim Wilson Service Stores 116 N. Missouri Claremore, Oklahoma Goodyear Tires Batteries Gen. Electric Appliances “DON” HEALTH CENTER PHARMACY Professional Prescription Service JORDON AUTO SUPPLY 201 N. Lynn Riggs Blvd. Phone RO 3-0207 Claremore, Okla. Phone RO 3-1236 113 E. Blue Star Drive Claremore, Okla. Your Business Appreciated Drive-In Window Fast Free Delivery 24 Hour Emergency Service “BUCKS” HOUSE OF CARPETS PIXLEY LUMBER COMPANY Expert installation and carpet cleaning by Buck’s Carpet Service 113 N. Missouri Claremore, Oklahoma RO 3-4223 RO 3-4730 105 N. Lynn Riggs Blvd. Claremore, Okla. Quality Building Materials at Competitive Prices MASONS DRESS SHOPPE Watches Diamonds Repairs The shop in Rogers County specializing in Juniors apparel and accessories HEINS JEWELRY 616 W. Will Rogers in Claremore, Okla. Claremore, Oklahoma Phone RO 3-0788 402 West P.O. Box 728 Will Rogers CHAMBERS GROCERY FIVE TRIBES TRADING POST 802 N. Seminole Claremore, Okla. Will Rogers Souvenirs Indian Jewelry Moccasins Mail orders filled promptly 1600 West Will Rogers Claremore, Okla. MIKE BRUNSON INSURANCE AGENCY G M MOTOR CO. INC. 800 So. Muskogee, Box 964 Claremore, Okla. Claremore, Okla. 74017 See Elvin Graham or Bill Moody Phone 1-918 RO 3-0360 Pn. RO 3-1988 AM 6-3281 Auto—Fire—Life—T ruck— Commercial Oldsmobiles—Buick Opels—G.M.C. TULSA-JETCO, INC. AKIN 1300 Industrial Blvd. Claremore, Oklahoma 74017 Plumbing Heating Forced Air Heating Cooling Plumbing Supplies AC 918-763-4633 106 N. Cherokee RO 3-2335 Claremore, Okla. GREGG’S AUTO SUPPLY BAKER PLUMBING Automotive Parts Briggs, Stratton, Clinton, and Lawson Engines Complete Automotive Service Phone: RO 3-3445 Claremore, Oklahoma Complete Line of Plumbing and Repair Dial RO 3-1752 Back Hoe Service—Septic Tank Cleaning and Installation 218 S. Cherokee—P.O. Box 207 Claremore, Okla. SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. Gift-Headquarters KELLEY’S MEN’S WEAR 1011 W. Will Rogers Blvd. 404 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Okla. Claremore, Oklahoma 74017 RO 3-2520 RO 3-1121 “Good clothes at popular prices” CHRISTINE’S FLOWERS AND GIFTS HENDRICKS CLEANERS 400 West Will Rogers Blvd. Open 7 to 6 Claremore, Okla. 1 hour service Alterations Phone RO 3-1867 112 N. Cherokee Claremore, Okla. LOVE SHEET METAL RAHN’S ECONOMY CENTER Air conditioning Sales and Service 1100 No. Lynn Riggs 122 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Okla. Claremore, Okla. RO 3-0508 RO 3-5354 CITY MONUMENT CO. MUSGROVE FUNERAL HOME Phone j. Howard RO 3-2487 Musgrove Ambulance Service Phone 341-2487 Claremore, Okla. Claremore, Okla. FIRST NATIONAL BANK First Since 1898 Member F.D.I.C. Nowata, Oklahoma VICTORY NATIONAL BANK of Nowata, Okla. “Your Friendly Bank” Member F.D.I.C. PITTS MOTOR COMPANY Nowata, Oklahoma Phone CR 3-3372 OLDSMOBILE and PONTIAC BLUE BIRD SCHOOL BUSES RICHARDSON PROPANE CO. 105 South Ash Nowata, Oklahoma 74048 Phone 273-0887 — WELLS LAND CO. REAL ESTATE Owner: Weston Wells CR 3-3281 110 N. Maple Nowata, Oklahoma MARTIN'S Dept. Store GILBERT S SHOES 108 East Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma 74048 Phone: 273-3709 Expert Shoe Repairing Shoes for all the Family H. E. KETCHAM LUMBER DEALER. INC. FHA Spring Style Show Levi’s” Nowata, Oklahoma 221 North Oak Nowata, Oklahoma • TATI 'AIM Telephone: Bus. 273-0495 Res. 273-1931 Career Leaders Club VAN J. MEASE PIONEER DRUG STORE “Since 1887” 512 East Cherokee St. Nowata, Oklahoma Representing State Farm Insurance Companies Auto—Life—Fire DICK'S AUTO GLASS Pickup Campers 420 E. Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma 106 E. Cherokee CR 3-1740 Nowata, Oklahoma 74048 CITY REXALL DRUG Registered Pharmacists Nowata, Oklahoma Phone CR 3-3825 B B IGA SUPERMARKET “Founded 1914” KEYSTONE PIPE SUPPLY CO. 602 E. Cherokee Oilfield industrial supplies Nowata—Bartlesville Nowata, Oklahoma Oklahoma ED'S DEEP ROCK T. H. ROGERS LUMBER COMPANY Phone 273-1944 Nowata, Oklahoma Nowata, Oklahoma Phone 273-9907 “We Sell—To Serve Again” For FARMERS UNION INSURANCE LU ELLEN S VARIETY STORE School books supplies see Earl Owens Agency Specializing in Buster Brown 118 E. Cherokee Fruit of the Loom Underwear CR 3-1323 Nowata. Oklahoma Nowata, Oklahoma BENJAMIN PUBLIC SERVICE CO. FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. of Oklahoma Nowata, Oklahoma Nowata, Oklahoma Phone CR 3-9366 LANDERS BROS. MELTON APPLIANCE SERVICE ALLEN FARM RANCH SUPPLY Your Complete Agriculture Service Center Nowata, Oklahoma CR 3-3777 Bob Haymes Lloyd Freeman AD 4-3626 Cl 5-4921 TRI-COUNTY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1081 So. Lynn Lane Rd. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74108 Layout and Construction Dirt Work Area Grading Storm Sewers Streets P.O. Box 1236 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74115 Rex Theater 273-3148 Sky-Vu Drive-In 273-9921 BROWN THEATERS Nowata, Oklahoma FOOD STORE General Electric Appliances Armstrong Tires Nowata, Oklahoma Phone CR 3-2311 130 South Oak Nowata, Oklahoma 3920 E. Pine WE 9-0981 H R MEAT CO., INC. Perveyors of Fine Meats For The Latest In Movie Enjoyment, Relax In The Comfort Of Your Own Car At Our Sky-Vu Drive-In, But, If You Prefer The Luxury Of Our Theater Seats, Come to Our Rex Theater •ilWs UA. sUk ' T. ,a A_ 'W 't ' “ ' i.ci? d %. f . r «• « -“iiAjt. - .J . - • 1 V -. • • •'V ' ,„ . 1P- • A . -J� vr ®Fr • . . x ' . .. ■ T i� y ■i'.J. • • ’ ‘ .i ‘K ' • i -- rt t . jkjk. •Tj. f V •« - ' v w k% . , .T;