Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

Mustang 1971 Enrollment at Oologah School soars to new heights, the new high school soon to be completed with a spirit all its own-everyone’s hope for a dream that will soon be a reality and the beat goes on. The extra-curricular activity ranging from football games, bas- ketball tournaments to a coke with a special person to a special place-Oologah school plays a vital role in the lives of its stu- dents. The academic curriculum is varied for students of all talents, interests and ambitions. It’s a flurry of activated enthusiasm, a happy place.. .a sec- ond home. Oologah School Oologah, Oklahoma Volume XII Board of Education Once a Dream Now a Reality Another dream will soon become a reality. The first phase of another ultra- modern school building which will house the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes next fall is well on its way to completion. The Board of Education has worked diligently to provide the youth of this school district the best for his future fulfillment in a society that demands edu- cated leadership for the future generation. Seated: Lto R Harold Christy, President Walter Dierolf, Clerk Standing: Chester Penner, Member Aubrey Faught, Member Harold Pearson, Member. 2 • M % ' • . • • . ’ • . • • • V “ ...: :••••■« ■'■i,- • ?•;.•; • , ■ � 2SS8 •v .• •% • • .:• • • . • .v' v- : % . , ■ . o • •. i. . V. % - V . • - % • • . • • • • .v. v ® . • • '1 • • • • • •“ • • • • • • • ' • •. •. v -0. v ••••. . • • • v:.:‘ • . • • -v. • . . 0 • • o. • � . Vi !••• V V . x. t:A •. • •'� .0 ’’ “ • - •••;.® •:••. . • o • V ; V %. .-V.! . • • • • • ♦ % . • • ••• •••. %. v • • • % •. 9 % •• • • • • : V: o. c . • I . '-O. . O •- • , •. • • •• • %• % • . •• • . • • c . ? • • % . , « o • • • , .-0 • •• •. • • • • •. • ■ I .%• .• • .O v • «•%• • .• • i? . • • . o • • •% • • • • n • • � . • • • • • • • • ©% o . • • . ■ « 6 • • . 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For this precise reason, we must seek out problems and convert them into challenges. Challenges that are sought and welcomed, diligently labored upon, and eventually mastered will blossom into successes that will make our lives warm and meaningful. If these challenges are to prove attainable, their goals need to be sharpened and resharpened so that they stand out vividly in our thoughts. Only when all forces—the community, the school, and the church—labor together in a definite direction for the development of its youth can we experience the sat- isfaction and enjoyment of success in life. 4 Continuing of High Standards This has been a tremendous school year. I have great pride in sharing the accomplishment of our students and faculty. The honors gathered by the athletic teams and musical groups are matched by the scholastic level main- tained. With our new facilities a challenge is extended to us all. We are compelled to make Oologah the Mecca of public schools in Oklahoma. Let’s meet this challenge. Mrs. Jean Bolch School Bookkeeper mm Oologah Is Many Things . . . . Life at Oologah School is many things to an ever in- creasing student body. It may be the excitement or thrills at a sports event—football, basketball, band festival, pep rally or participation in the many activities available. It could be the hours spent in classes, laboratories, play rehearsals, getting ready for the prom, homecoming and finally gradua- tion. Whatever life at Oologah school is to its students can only be partially glimpsed in the Mustang. The varied moods, the many memories, the countless good times can only be relived in our hearts in the years to come. Student Life Connie Hudson Yearbook Queen Iva Lynn Penner Football Queen 15 Martha Lambert Basketball Queen Missy Smith Band Queen Sandy Lewis Princess Oologah ■ Activities iHE HMD UICTDRV Victory Becomes a Reality 20 Left to Right: Assistant Coaches: Darrel! Harrington, Ed Hamilton; Head Coach, Brit Williams. Mustangs . • • District 9B Champs Mustangs Opp. 19 Coweta 16 6 Chelsea 26 7 Barnsdall 14 35 Choteau 0 14 Adair 0 32 Mounds 6 22 Salina 6 22 Berry hill 8 53 Oaks 28 28 Copan 16 6 Fairland State Playoff 50 Bottom Row: Curtis Collins, Harvey Hazelwood, Danny Hobson, Ronnie Sweeney, Jack Pavey, Keith Patton, Randy Royal, Mike Jones, Gene Wood, Sammy Corlett, Bob Hemphill, Bruce Pavey, Allan Fincannon, Ken- neth Hobbs, Melton Ellis. Middle Row: Coach Harrington, Billy Hobbs, George Baker, Steve Pack, Blake Chambers, Jerry Jackson, Jim Rice, Kim Cow- herd, Dwayne Brumfield, Jack Keeling, Larry Knori, Wayne Sitton, Terry Lang, Bruce Harvey, Larry Glance, Coach Hamilton. Top Row: Buddy Sexson, Melvin Coe, Harrold Roberts, Joey Hill, Kenny McMillan, Mike Sowards, CletisCoe, Ricky Blanchard, Coach Williams. Danny Hobson Mike Sowards Dwayne Brumfield Jack Keeling Back of the Year Linebacker Defensive Tackle Defensive Tackle All District Team Members Seniors take instructions from Coach Williams as their final game of their High School Career is near 22 Sharon Boethin, Senior Attendant Mike Sowards, Escort Denna Hobbs, Junior Attendant Harvey Hazelwood, Escort Missy Smith, Sophomore Attendant Kenneth Hobbs, Escort Presenting the Years Football Beauties Escorts Iva Lynn Penner, Football Queen Danny Hobson, Escort Mustangs Chanted To V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Missy Smith, Sophomore; Denna Hobbs, Junior; Iva Lynn Penner, Queen; Sharon Boethin, Senior; Crown Bearer: Darin Lee McMillen, Flower Girl: Jerisa Lin Crawford. Top: Mary Boyd. Third: Margaret Brewer,Carol Pavey. Second: Cathy Jolley, Janean Anderegg. Front: Terry Hester. Left: Debbie Jackson Right: Carol Pavey Back: Vickie Armstrong, Pam Roberts, Connie Lewis, Ann Underwood, Teresa Sampson, Pam Yarberry, Phyllis Sligar, Mary Gaylord, Sharon Caffey,MaDonna Fields, Diane Kendall, Janet Lane, Joy Jacobs, Jan Rice, Pat Branch, Paula Walker, Donna Wells, Janice Gilley, Sheryl Vine- yard, Judy Morgan, Debbie Taylor. Middle: Debbie Jackson, Bobbi Sexson, Karen Elliot, Debbie Moree, Patty Moree, Denna Hobbs, Gaye Ratliff, Suzy Glance. Front: Janean Anderegg, Carol Pavey, Margaret Brewer, Mary Boyd, Terry Hester, Cathy Jolley. Sponsors: Gloria Harrington, Wilma Jackson. A A1 IVfT ar mMC n 00L0GAH PUBLIC An attempt at the basket is tried by Leonard Thomason despite heavy guard- ing. 26 Assistant Coach Gerald Gay and Head Coach Curtis Pittman check scorebook before starting a practice session. Action and Tension Into Full Swing L to R—Back row: Coach Gay, Curtis Collins, Ronnie Sweeney, Steve Pack, Sammy Corlett, Gene Wood, Don McGill, Coach Pittman. Kneeling: Kim Cowherd, David Wallis, Danny Hobson, Leonard Thomason, Mike Jones, Joey Hill. Mounts As Basketball Gets Team Victorious in Collinsville Invitational Tournament Leonard Thomason accepts winning trophy in behalf of the team after their victory over the Cardinals. 27 Standing L to R: Coach Haggard, Denna Hobbs, Diann Kindle, Karen Elliott, Pat Perdue, Terri Hester, Barbara Pierce, Jeanne Hobson, Coach Gay. Kneeling: Debbie Jackson, Debbie Moree, Martha Lambert, Lana Taylor, Debbie Pilkington, Janean Anderegg. Team Works Diligently Efforts Displayed by All Coronation of Each year the coronation of a queen is looked upon as one of the highlights in conjunction with its sports events. In all places, and at all times, these chosen people embody the spirit, brains, and beauty of the entire group they represent. This spirit induces a determination to victory. I a Junior Attendant Debra Pilkington Mike Jones, Escort Freshman Attendant Diann Kindle Ronnie Sweeney, Escort Sophomore Attendant Jeanne Hobson Don McGill, Escort 32 Queen Happiness As Well As Beauty Is Very Apparent at This Important Event Queen, Martha Lambert Kim Cowherd, Escort • t • 4 Shera Pittman, Flower Girl Buddy Lambert, Crown Bearer. Football Starts at an Early Age 9th Grade 6th Grade 5th Grade 34 7th Grade 8th Grade Little League Baseball Has Eventful Year Junior Hi and Grade Teams Are Active In Competitive Sports 9th Grade 8th Grade 7th Grade 7th Grade 5th and 6th Grade 5 th and 6th Grade 37 High School Chorus Bottom row: L. to R. Desiree Christy, Verna Fryman, Millie Hendrix. Second row: Pam Yarberry, Ilene Jones, Jan Rice, Diana Randolph, Thomasene Allen, Pam Roberts. Third row: Kathy Sowards, Nedra Chambers, April Feagins, Janet Huckleby, Cheryl Vineyard, Ann Underwood, Teresa Samp- son, Phyllis Sligar. Fourth row: Allesi Jones, Judy Sickler, Anji Kennedy, Connie Cook, Pam McMillen, Teresa Cham- bers, Pat Branch, Ruth Huckleby, Kathy Huckleby, Joy Jacobs. Top row: Mr. Richard Soliday, Mike Dunham, Mike Sowards, Felix West, Kenny McMillen, Larry Glance, Curtis Cook, George Baker, Roger Walk, J.T. Branch. Voices in Harmony Is Pleasing High School Ensemble L. to R. Front row: Millie Hendrix, Phyllis Sligar, Connie Cook, April Feagins, Ann Underwood, Nedra Chambers. Back row: Larry Glance, George Baker, Mike Sowards, Curtis Cook. Chorus group practice in earnest. 38 Tensions rise during rehearsals in striving for perfection. Band Officers L to R Dwayne Brumfield-President Sharon Boethin-Reporter Glenda White—Secretary Lana Taylor-Iibrarian Gary Paul-Vice-President. Here Comes The Band ice-President Gary Paul State Medal Winner She Did it! Desiree Christy Debbie Willhite Cheryl Callison Connie Cook Larry Syner Jimmy Slayden Mike Jones Dwayne Brumfield Kim Cowherd Sharon Boethin Twirlers Missy Smith p Karen Patterson Connie Cook Pat Vandergriff Drum Major “BIG” MILLIE Participation is Great Patriotic Day Yearbook Staff Standing: Millie Hendrix, Cathy Chapman, Cathy Jolly, Darlene Terry, Mrs. Wilma Jackson, Mrs. Priscilla Worden. Seated: Karen Hollingsworth, Anji Kennedy, Nedra Chambers, Lenna Main, Karen Patterson, Patty Moree. Student Council Standing: Mrs. Susie Hicks, Kim Cowherd, Sharon Boethin, Mike Sowards. Seated: Sue Hollingsworth, Darrel Wilson, David Jones, Donald Andregg, Sandy Henderson, Kathy Doshier, Earlene Sweger, Curtis Col- lins, Brenda Malory, Mike Jones, Jack Keeley, Pam Yarberry. Standing: Janie Pasdach, Vickie Sweet, Mr. James McAlvain, Wayne Fields, Susan Vineyard, Carol Pa- vey. Seated: Karen Hollings- worth, Millie Hendrix, Gregg Clinton, William Berry. Paper Staff 4-H Club “South” Back Row: D. Lewis, R. Harrington, R. Kindle, T. Coles, G. Garner, B. Thomas. Third Row: K. Hanes, B. Barchardt, G. Hor- ner, 0. Fisher, T. Harper, M. Fryman, R. Brown. Second Row: R. Fisher, L. Tanner, T. Hall,T. Garner, L. Brown, K. Hunt,M. Hickok. Front Row: B. Hickok, J. Tanner, S. Vineyard, C. Vineyard, D. Hall, G. Hall. Back Row: A. Christy, J. Baker, B. Atkins, A. Lawson, J. W. Austin, J. Parker, C. Fry, G. Loyd. Fourth Row: P. Coe, I. Harrald, S. Fincan- non, J. Logsdon, L. Sweet, R. Cox, B. Sampson, J. Baker. Third Row: L. Sweger, P. St. John, P. St. John, T. Campbell, D. Irwin, C. Holly, R. Harrald, L. Atkins. Second Row: K. Lawson, L. Pavey, J. Jolley, R. Roberts, J. Baker. First Row: V. Coe, B. Smoot, G. Baker, R. Cox. Back Row: S. Smith, R. Butler, P. Penner, R. Sowards.T. Jones, L. Sligar, W. Jones, T. Hill, T. Patton, P. Chambers, T.McMil- len. Third Row: J. Brewer, E. Wofford, A. Holden, M. Pack, N. Davis, D. Noble, M. Oldacre, R. Hazelwood, C. Drake, S. Huc- kleby, D. Huckleby. Second Row: K. Hutcheman, B. Hester, L. Fitts. T. Burchett, S. Hutcheman, J. Austin, G. Huckleby, P. Hall, C. Shriver, T. Hall, L. Thortan, D. Wilson. First Row: V. Curtis, S. Henderson, L. Synar, D. Wilson, C. Pavey, K. Gay- lord, D. Thortan, Q. Crose. F.H.A. Top Row, left to right: Diana Randolph, Vicky Thulin, Janice Thulin, Suzy Glance, Kathy Sligar, Joy Jacobs, Lana Taylor, Barbara Rusk, Connie Roberts, LaDonna Pearson, Darlene Terry, Jan Rice. Second Row: Mrs. Mary Denton, Advisor, Millie Hendrix, Judy Sickler, Earlene Sweger, Debbie Hart, Debbie Pilkington, Judy Morgan, Janice Gilley. Spanish Club Left to Right: Greg Clinton, Dwayne Brumfield, Jack Keeling, Larry Knori, Don McGill, Karen Holinsworth, Janelle Angercgg, Martha Lambert, Elin Dowdi- can, Missy Smith, Marsha Sieminskie, Robin Damron, Kathy Doshier, Bar- bara Pierce, Sharon Boethin, Susan Vineyard, Connie Cook, Janean Ander- egg, Connie Roberts, Bobbi Sexson, Terry Hester, Mrs. Billie Brown, Spon- sor, Earleen Sweger, Brenda Parker, Peggy Johnson, Debbie Wilhite, Sandy Hawkins, Brenda Mallory, Lenna Main, Vicki Armstrong, LaDonna Pearson, Blake Chambers, Steve Randolph, Mike Sowards, David Wallis, David Ince, Larry Synar, Joey Hill, Randy Royal, Doug Henderson, Gene Wood, Mike Under- wood, Jerry Lochner, Jack Pavey, Cur- tis Cook, Bobby Shoup, Bruce Pavey. Librarians L. to R. Elin Dowdican Carol Manley Mrs. Keeling Nedra Chambers Christmas Arrives Atmosphere Set by Decoration BEAUTY, IN ITS FULLEST is displayed during the Yuletide season at Oologah School. Everywhere the at atmosphere reflects the true feeling of personnel as well as students. The beautiful decorations through- out the entire building reveal this as one of the highlights of the year. y f - • J The musical department climaxed the Christmas festivities with its beautiful harmony of the traditional seasons greetings. Home to families and friends at the dismissal of school continued the pace until the New Year’s arrival with its anticipation of new events to come. and Programs Growth Means New High School Construction Takes Shape The construction of the first phrase of this new and modern high school building to be completed by the fall term of 71 will help alleviate the crowded conditions that exist in our present school. It will contain the administrative offices, 19 class- rooms of various sizes, a gymnasium with dressing facilities and a seating capacity of 2,500, a library media center, conference and a counselor’s offices, and a students’ common area. With its design and appearance as well as fulfilling the needs of the youth, this building will be one of which everyone in our school district will be proud. Patty Moree Valedictorian Cathy Jolly Salutatorian Honor Students Rate High State Honor Society Top 10% of High School Student Body Scholastically. L. to R. Standing: Cathy Jolly, Patty Moree, David Ince, Sheryl Callison, Arthur Branham, Donna Wells, Missy Smith. Seated—1st row: Janelle Anderegg, Connie Cook, Susan Vineyard, Sharon Boethin, Pat Perdue, Elin Dowdican, Kim Cowherd. Not pictured Bobbi Sexson, Peggy Johnson. 50 Outstanding Teenagers of America Left to Right Jack Keeling Senior Mike Sowards Senior Kim Cowherd Junior Connie Cook Senior Girls State Representatives Angela Rott Patty Moree si Junior-Hi Honor Students Standing Mary Gaylord Valedictorian Seated Karen Elliott Salutatorian Bottom row L to R: Harriet Sweger, Debbie Adkins, Jane Mallory, Linda Hubbard. Second row: Stephanie LaFevers, Mary Roberts, Pam Yarberry, Mary Gaylord, Marsha Dowdican, Karen Elliot. Third row: Dale Armstrong, Kent Cowherd, Don Gering, Clayton Cooper, Larry Mitchell. Fourth row: Randy Sweet, Joe Bob Galbreath, Richard Coursey, Steve Kubala, Roger Butler. Not pictured Chuck Shank. State Honor Society 52 The ever increasing developments in Science requires Mr. Don Brister, Mr. Wayne Haggard and Mr. LaVon Wilcox to confer frequently to keep abreast of the expanding Science world. C t Mm Co f UK Nb Mo T P.. Rh Mrs. Billie Brown, Spanish and art instructor spends a great deal of time helping students with various projects. 54 I Mr. John Beasly, Principal and Mr. Jim Dowell, Superintendent take time to discuss the ensuing academic day. Expansion . . . O.H.S. Image Looking ahead to the future as well as fulfilling present needs ia a well qualified and efficient administration. This, coupled with a well-trained faculty, who is always ready to guide and encourage all students toward their academic goals, is the key to the success of OHS. S5 Mr. Richard Soliday and Mrs. Travis review a new selection of sheet music before introducing it to an expanding vocal music department. Mathematics play a vital role in the curri- culum of Oologah students. Mr. Dorr and Mrs. Grace White, instructors of mathemat- ics. Demonstrating the use of the range is Mrs. Mary Denton, Home Ec- onomics instructor. Mrs. Bonnie Coles checks reference material in preparation for Social Studies lecture. Mrs. Beatrice Kelling, Librarian, checks the card catalog in readiness for continuous use. Planning the curriculum for an up-to- date English Department are Mrs. Sharon Douthitt, Mr. James McAI- vain, Miss Gloria Harrington, and Mrs. Wilma Jackson. Bright and early finds Mr. Darrell Harrington and Mr. Curtis Pittman walking together to their classes of Social Studies. Mr. Gerald Day developes proper driving habits for the many students he assists each day. 57 Mr. Johnnie Riddle, Industrial Art instructor takes time to check test papers. Checking physical education equipment needed for the days activities required much of Miss Tina Smith’s time. Ed Hamilton, when not assisting on the football field, is busy preparing projects for his welding class. An eye catching bulletin board coupled with a season’s scene greets you as you enter Mrs. Lillie Steno’s Remedial Read- ing room. 58 Map study in Social Science is discussed by Miss Nancy Beal and Mr. Joe Mosely, sixth grade teachers. Mrs. Cythia Dowell and Mrs. Ella Duckett explain the operation of the Reading Casettes to Miss Deidra McGriff. Miss Judy Boyer checks projector before showing the film to her students. Mrs. Helen Smith and Mrs. Judy Rader record test grades dur- ing planning period. 59 am 01 01 Mrs. Jean Spicer, Kindergarten teacher is well prepared for playground duty on a winter day. The photographer catches first grade teachers Mrs. Joyce Nichals and Mrs. Louise Piquet along with second grade teacher Mrs. Mora Lee Wigginton shortly after their arrival for a school day. Checking reading material for fourth graders are Mrs. Ruby Jankey, Mrs. JoEUa Mosely and Mrs. Nann Pittman. Mrs. Beverly Wofford takes time out of a busy schedule to prepare room deco- rations. 60 Bus Drivers James McAlvain, Mayo Vanderpool, Katherine Douglass, Judy Hucteman, Jane Sweger, Lou Russel, L.C. Thompson, Jean Hawkins, Amos Peace, Betty Lewis, Don Brister. Indespensible and Faithful Workers Bill Jankey, Bill Brunson, Cliff Yount, Sam Bell. Above: Ada Dirickson, Darlene Charles, Mar- garet Harris. Right: Vivian Morgan, Doris Lewis. Left: Birdie Armstrong, Hazel Scott, Frances Danials. 1 1 Jfl Mr. Earl Walker Deceased October 28, 1970 Cafeteria Personnel 61 -i V' • • -5 •• .© • • • • • • • • •.. . • •• •. .0 • :-w- e� , • • . 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M ;o . •°r . • • o. • I. • '• %,o • ;• v • .•© • • • o • • • o • • •!: • • • % ■ o I • % Senior Hi Mrs. Bonnie Coles Mr. Jerry Dorr Mrs. Sharon Douthitt Beginning of Careers Follow Graduation For Seniors Patti Ault Junior Berry William Berry Dwayne Brumfield Sharon Boethin Brenda Burris 64 Mr. Gerald Gay Nedra Chambers Greg Clinton Curtis Cook Steve Damron Senior Plans Begin Early Kathy Doshier Mike Dunham Wayne Fields Larry Glance Clayton Hall Robert Hemphill Teresa Coles Connie Cook Millie Hendrix Kathy Huckleby Jack Keiling Patty Moree Bill Hobbs Danny Hobson Karen Holinsworth Connie Hudson Gary Humphery Cathy Jolley Larry Knori Sandy Lewis Lenna Main Steve Randolph Jim Rice Angela Rott Debbie Parks Carol Pavey Vickie Sweet Susan Vineyard Glenn Parris Janie Pasdach Karen Patterson Jack Pavey Bob Shoup Mike Sowards Darlene Terry Leonard Thomason Roger Valk David Wallis Felix West Glenda White 67 Mr. Ed Hamilton Mrs. Wilma Jackson Mr. Don Brister Mrs. Billie Brown Juniors Begin Year In High Spirit 68 Janean Anderegg Charles Aymond J.T. Branch Ted Branham Margaret Brewer Blake Chambers Cathy Chapman Sammy Corlett Kim Cowherd Earna Doshier Elin Dowdican Cheri Ferguson Dennis Ferguson George Gosvener Melvin Hart Harvey Hazelwood 69 Denna Hobbs Randy Hudson Deborah Jackson Mike Jones Angela Kennedy Gail Krebs Martha Lambert Pam Logsdon Tom Mayes Pam McMillen Debbie Moree Steve Pack Gary Paul LaDonna Pearson Sherry Perkins Debbie Pilkington Juniors 70 Connie Roberts Randy Royal Janice Rusk Randy Scharmacher Bobbi Sexson Judy Sickler Earleen Sweger Larry Synar Display Endurance Thomasene Allen Mike Cook Darrell Bailey Arthur Branham ii W Teresa Chambers Mr. LaVon Wilcox Mrs. Sue Hicks Mr. Britt Williams Sophomores Janelle Anderegg George Baker Sharon Caffey Bobby Charles Robin Damron Vickie Armstrong Rickey Blanchard Sheryl Callison Curtis Collins Jim Doshier Students Buckle Down and Work Debbie Hart Joey Hill Bruce Harvey Teresa Hill Sandy Hawkins Kenneth Hobbs Doug Henderson Terry Hester Jeanne Hobson Janet Huckleby David Ince Ricky Johnson Jerry Lockner Brenda Parker Iva Lynn Penner Sophomores Relax Jerry Jackson Allcsi Jones Brenda Mallory Keith Patton Joy Jacobs Brad Lane Don McGill Mike Patton Peggy Johnson Terry Lang Judy Morgan Bruce Pavey Harold Roberts Denise Shank Phyllis Sligar Dale Sweger Cheryl Vineyard As Year Progresses Marcia Sieminski Missy Smith Danny Thompson Donna Wells Wayne Sitton Darrell Sowards Ann Underwood Eddie White Jimmy Slay den Ronny Sweeney Pat Vandagriff Deborah Willhite ■ Jr. Hi Pep Club L. to R. Bottom row: L. Kubala, S. Holinsworth, K. Kubala, R. Caldwell, S. Henderson, C. Pavey, P. Oldacre, T. Wofford, 1. Ward, P. Hawkins, L. Pavey, C. Morgan, D. Rhoads, I. Ward, D. Hudson, P. Ross, D. Culmer, J. Tanner, K. Hunt, V. Coe, D. Berry, J. Robinson, P. Shelton, M. Roberts, D. Patton, B. Beesley, S. LaFevers, D. Travis, V. Huckleby, P. Penny. Jr. Hi Chorus L. to R. Bottom row: E. Underwood, H. Sweger, D. Bailey, B. Fisher, D. Hall, D. Patton, D. Travis, P. Oldacre, P. Shelton, V. Harold, P. Penny, M. Berry, Mr. Richard Soliday, S. Hen- derson, C. Pavey, T. Penner, J. Thulin, M. Roberts, C. Morgan, P. Hawkins, C. Feagins, D. Harrold, D. Taylor, L. Mitchell, D. Gering, T. Fincannon, L. Walker, P. Penner, D. Rider, M. Robinson, J. Galbreath. 76 Jr. Hi Ensemble L. to R. Bottom row: L. Walker, H. Sweger, P. Oldacre, V. Huckleby, S. Henderson, D. Harrold, T. Penner, P. Shelton, M. Roberts, M. Berry, C. Morgan, C. Pavey, D. 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Lf cAqjJL Junior Hi •vyt) '|OQKYY ’ i Donald Anderegg Patricia Branch Patricia Chambers Cheryl Armstrong Olen Brewer Desiree Christy James Baker Ricky Brewer Bobby Clinton ■I David Best Ricky Brunson Cletis Coe Mary Boyd Steve Butler Melvin Coe 78 Mike Coles Danny Dirickson Linda Joyce Ewton Shelia Fryman James Hamilton Rick Cook Betty Doshier Garry Faugh t Joe Galbreath Madeline Hamilton Clayton Cooper Rusty Doshier Judy Ferguson Mary Gaylord EdwJrd Hargrove Richard Coursey Marsha Dowdican Alan Fincannon Suzy Glance Harley Hazelwood Vicky Cundiff Karen Elliott Dana Fitts Douglas Gosvener Gary Horner 79 Freshmen Get Into Swing Judy Hubbard Diann Kindle Jack Lewis Gary Noble Charlotte Huckleby Steve Kubala Dwaine Montgomery Mike Oldacre Paul Huckleby Janet Lane Norman Morrow Gary Pilkington Ilene Jones Vicki Lambert Mike McComb Diane Randolph Melanie Kennedy Connie Lewis Kenneth McMillen Jerry Randolph so Another Year Begins Gaye Ratliff Barbara Rusk David Synar Donald Ward Janette Rice Bobby Sligar Deborah Taylor Mike Wickham Donald Ross Kathy Sligar Vicki Thulin Shelia Wofford Larry Rott Kathy Sowards Deck Travis Johhny Willhite Pamela Roberts Dale Sweet Paula Walker Pamela Yarberry 81 Mrs. Beatrice Keeling Mr. Wayne Haggard Mr. Richard Soliday Mr. Johnnie Riddle 8th Grade Grover Adams Debbie Adkins Paul Anderson Kenneth Allen Dale Armstrong 82 Climbing Fast Doris Bailey Vickie Casebeer Carla Feagins Gary Hall Madelyn Berry Velena Coe Orville Fisher Robbie Harper Linda Brown Kent Cowherd Madeline Fryman Dean Harrold Roberta Caldwell Randy Cox Jessie Gosvener Peggy Hawkins Donald Cundiff Debbie Culnicr Wade Green Brian Hickok 83 Students Face Challenge Daryl Hobson Kathy Hunt Lee Ann Kubala Jane Mallory Brad Holinsworth RebeccaInce Jerry Lang Carol Manley Sue Holinsworth Jack Jolley Larry Lang Jackie May nor Linda Hubbard David Jones Stephanie LaFevers Terry Mitchell Delana Hudson Willis Jones Mark Main Charlene Morgan 84 of New Experiences . . . Mike Noble Robin Roberts Randy Sweet Bobby Vanzant Leigh Ann Patton Billy Sampson Johwana Tanner Ilene Ward Linda Pavey Harriet Seveger Bill Thomas Irene Ward Darla Rhoads Carl Shank Janice Thulin Dottie Wickham Mary Roberts Bruce Smoot Liz Underwood Robbie Wood 85 Mr. James McAlvain Mrs. Grace White Mr. Curtis Pittman Larry Anderson DeeAnn Austin Bambi Beesley Doris Berry Brad Borchardt Gail Brazeal Joey Brewer Roger Butler Danny Caffey Marvin Casebeer Robbie Casey Jimmy Douglas John Drake Brenda Ewton Tom Fincannon Becky Fisher Linda Fitts John Galbreath Don Gering Shirley Gilley Dana Hall Kevin Hanes Sandy Harper Vickie Harrald Nancy Hawkins Daryl Henderson Sandy Henderson A.C. Holder Ronnie Huber Debra Huckleby 86 7th Grade Vickie Huckleby Anna Lee Johnston Tony Jones Jeff Kindle Karen Kubala Donald Mackey Paul Mendell Larry Mitchell Doug Morganroth Pam Oldacre Debbie Patton Colleene Pavey Pat Penner Tammy Penner Paula Pinney David Rider Janet Robinson Mike Robinson Patty Ross Peggy Shelton Scott Smith Randy Sowards Donnie Taylor Debra Thornton D’Lese Travis Doug Vandagriff Larry Walker Mike Ward Darrell Wilson Twyla Wofford 87 5th Grade Band Bottom Row, left to right: M. Lini- han, K. Denney, G. Crose, R. Johnston, P. St. John, K. Beesley. Second Row: D. Clinton, R. Willey, A. Tillman, M. Hickok, M. Lewis. Third Row: K. Gaylord, K. Lewis, P. Coe, D. Corlett, C. Johns. Fourth Row: C. Jackson, M. Dow- dican, D. Harper, J. Johnston. Junior High Band Bottom Row, left to right: D. Austin, A. Johnston. B. Beesley, T. Wofford, K. Kubala, A. Feagins, L. Adkins, T. Wagoner, S. Harper, N. Hawkins. Second Row: G. Johnston, V. Curtis, M. Manning, G. Jackson, C. 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D. Alexander Self Custom Butchering Collinsville Jewelry Store Dr. Jerry Emerson Collinsville News OK Barber Shop Collinsville Livestock Exchange, Inc. CLAREMORE Smith Furniture H. Tom Kight J. M. Davis Chappell Feed Produce John Charles Fegins The Shoe Box Barbara Jean Sweger Doug's Bait Shop TALALA OOLOGAH Doshier's Drive-In NOWATA Nowata Greenhouse Nowata Auto Parts Doyles Sport Shop Robinson's Printing Johnny's Electronics Dr. H. L. Meister Family O Spot Graham's Grocery Jack Farris. Preferred Exterminator • DESIGNED WITH THE SENIOR IN MIND BY JERRY L. JAMES Senior Portraits Individual Packets 'A' Composites vV fHO 'At Glossies Groups Jerry’s Jerry C. James. JJhntographrr {tatmtrr. 0fela. fital {?(£ 2-3273 THE COUNTRY GIRL BEAUTY SALON MYNATT’S Complete Beauty Services Wigs Cosmetics “Quality meats and groceries” Phone 443-2545 , Oologah, Oklahoma Phone 443-2371 Oologah, Oklahoma SWISS DOLL HOUSE GIFT SHOP TED HOLLAND’S, INC. Oologah, Oklahoma Gas and Oil For Less Greenware—Custom Firing— Ceramic Supplies Souvenirs and Antiques Phone 443-2568 Tire Repair and Lube In Oologah “The Growing Town” BILL COOPER’S GARAGE General Auto Repair Free Pick-up Deliver Compliments of OOLOGAH LUMBER COMPANY Overhaul, Brake Service, Tune-up Phone 443-2344 R H GROCERY MARKET For Professional Hair Care and Permanent Waves Highway 169, Oologah Phone 443-2411 BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP Robert and Helen Hill, Owners Oologah, Oklahoma Phone 443-2375 DANNY MAIN CONSTRUCTION CO. Footings Dug and Poured Dozing Work Phone: 443-2506 Oologah, Oklahoma Work Guaranteed Tractor Work and Welding DAM CORNER BAIT SHOP Intersection Hwy 88 169 Phone: 443-9402 Oologah, Oklahoma Bait of all kinds, Cold Drinks, Ice, Cigs 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: 443-2310 Oologah, Oklahoma MELTON HENDERSON Dozer Work Welding Service Heli-arc Boat Docks Portable Trailers Shop Repairs Boat Dock Flotation Pond Building—Clearing Dirt Moving Back Hoe Trucking—Trenching Phone: 443-2309 Oologah, Oklahoma JACK JOLLEY BOB GILBERT Phone: 371-4224 371-4641 DIEHL’S FOODLINER 419 WEST MAIN BARNSDALL OKLAHOMA “THE FRIENDLY STORES’’ 106 WEST MAIN COLLINSVILLE OKLAHOMA OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. SUNDAYS GENEVA’S BEAUTY SHOP HARRISON GROCERY “I’ll curl up Quality Meats and Groceries and dye for you” Phone: BR 5-3612 Talala, Oklahoma Phone BR 5-3275 Talala, Oklahoma Jack and Vera Harrison i Ned Callison’s FARMER’S TRADING POST, INC. MOREE’S TALALA CREEK RANCH Grain Merchandiser Polled Herefords Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Phone BR 5-3292 Talala, Oklahoma Talala, Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Fire, Casualty, Liability Life, Health, Annuities Ray Huchteman Phones: Claremore 341 -5112 Oologah 443-2318 PORT CITY READY-MIX Dependable—Speedy Service Phones: Claremore 341-6511 Tulsa 266-4323 Charles Padgett, Manager YORK REALTY Neil M. York, Broker Farms—Acreages—Homes Tulsa 272-3164 Collinsville 371-3147 Appraisals—Loans—Management 1222 Broadway Collinsville, Oklahoma BAYOUTH’S KAY’S MEN BOYS WEAR Bayouth’s Phone: 371-2822 Kay’s Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone: 371-2182 OTASCO A Home Owned Store Washers Dryers Refrigerators Philco Brunswick Tires T.V. Stereo’s Batteries Manager, Don Swant Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone: 371-3306 Long Life Compliments of COLLINSVILLE FUNERAL HOME 1302 Main Collinsville, Oklahoma Melvin Lowe, Owner CHRISTINE SCOTT CATERING SERVICE Banquets—Weddings—Anniversaries Fancy cakes to your order Feed—Seed—Fertilizer—Dairy Supplies Chemicals—Farm Supplies—Tires Petroleum—Gasoline COUINSVIUE OFFICE 371-2536 NOWATA ”ANCM 273-1188 VERDIGRIS VALLEY ELECTRIC COOP HORTON’S ELECTRICAL CENTER COLLINSVILLE, OKLAHOMA service... COUHTBY STYLE 1006 Broadway Box Q Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone 371-2414 Tulsa Phone 272-3312 Americans are redis- covering country style living . . . everything from country cooking to country music. And there's new emphasis on country style electric service. Low - cost. . . dependable . . . plentiful electric light and power for homes, farms, industry... for people. Power provided by America's nearly 1,000 rural electric systems, which are owned and controlled by local people. Bringing to people a basic service ... at cost. That's cooperation- country style. HOWLAND DRUG Walgreen Agency Phone 371-2508 Collinsville, Oklahoma CLARK’S FEED STORE 112 North 10th Collinsville, Okla. COX FEED CENTER Your Purina Dealer Bag Bulk Feed Curtis’s Breeding Service 914 W. Main Collinsville, Okla. Phone: 371-2112 HOLMAN SEED FARMS TATE BROS. PACKING CO. Grower—Processor—Dealer Quality Seeds—Fertilizers Phone: Collinsville 371-2195 Meats for Locker Home Freezers Custom Slaughtering Old Fashioned Hickory Curing Processing for Lockers Tulsa 272-5765 P.O. Box 27 Collinsville, Okla. Phone: 371-3190 South of Collinsville FARMERS INS. GROUP SLEEPY VALLEY MOBILE HOME PARK AND SALES 1012 Main Collinsville, Okla. 1 1 2 Miles South of Collinsville Mobile Home Moving and Repairing Agent: Eva L. Maynor Life, Auto, Home, Commercial Phone: 371-3573 Owner Operator: Mr. Mrs. Jesse Tate Phone: Tulsa 272-5391 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE DICKEY’S AUTO SUPPLY Home Owned Collinsville, Okla. Phone: 374-2112 Wheel Alignment 719 West Main Phones: 371-2773 371-3236 AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK 111 North 11th Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone: 371-2565 A Friendly Bank to do Business With Member of F.D.I.C. WOLF REXALL DRUG YOUR DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST Phone: 371-2547 Collinsville, Oklahoma BURNSIDE AND HEINRICHS Phone: 371-2819 Collinsville, Oklahoma Furniture, Hardware, Appliances “Everything for the home” Partners: Olin B. Burnside Raymond L. Heinrichs 0 K FOOD MARKET Phone: 371-3142 Collinsville, Oklahoma RANCH HOUSE CAFE 530 Main Collinsville, Oklahoma Fine foods for Budget prices! Phone: 371-9138 R. Ashby HENRY’S 5c to $1 Howard R. Sossamon Store of Variety Collinsville, Oklahoma HOWARD CHEVROLET, INC. 12th at Main Street Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone: 371-2320 MY LADY’S BEAUTY SALON Compliments Elizabeth Sory Owner Operator of La Donna DeArmond 371-3241 1215 Main Collinsville, Oklahoma DR. MRS. CLINT HARDY M. J. CROSE FARMS H AND R MEAT CO., INC. Registered Black Angus Purveyors of Fine Meats Oologah, Oklahoma Phones: Office 371-2258 Home 371-3723 P.O. Box 1236 3920 East Pine Tulsa, Oklahoma 74115 Phone: 932-0981 FLOURNOY MOBILE HOME PARK Hwy 169 South of Collinsville FLOURNOY FURNITURE New—Used—Old—Antique Renting of Furnished Mobile Homes By Week or Month All Bills Paid We buy, sell, and trade anything Phone: 371-2841 272-1714 1 1 4 mile So. of Collinsville Hwy. 169 Phone 371-2841 JO’S BEAUTY SALON COLLINSVILLE BEAUTY SCHOOL 122 South 10th Phone 371-2818 Bleaching, Permanent Waving and Hair Styling Cleona Troglin, Owner Collinsville, Okla. Qualified Instructors 917 So. Main Phone: 371-2890 DODSON BARBER SHOP RUTH’S FASHIONS Hairstyling 1014 Main St. Phone 371-4135 Call for Appointment Collinsville, Okla. Collinsville, Okla. CHESTER’S ANGIE’S FACTORY OUTLET Western Wear and Boot Shop 1007 Main St. Clothing for the Entire Family Phone 371-2113 Collinsville, Okla. Owners: Jim Mary Ann Anthamatten Broken Arrow, Okla. Phone 252-9821 161st B.A. Expressway Collinsville, Okla. Phone 371-2720 1111 Main Street ROGERS COUNTY BANK :Kir amnfcuiJi it Member of FDIC Claremore, Okla. PAUL E. NEELY INSURANCE AGENCY “All Lines of Insurance” Phones: 341-0622 Claremore 266-3422 Tulsa 505 West First Street Claremore, Oklahoma T3T G LEE REALTY CO. M. E. Bland Ranches—Farms—Acreage Office Phone: 341-4150 City Industrial Commercial Property 1 Mile South of Claremore Hwy. 66 P. O. Box 561 Claremore, Oklahoma JACK MARSHALL CHEVROLET CO. Sales Service Claremore, Oklahoma Phone: 341-2992 Home of OK’d Used Cars CHEVROLET, FIRST NATIONAL BANK Claremore, Oklahoma Phone: 341-3115 Tulsa 266-3556 HAMMETT HOUSE RESTAURANT “Home of Pamper Fried Chicken” (PFC) 1616 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma Phone: 341-5122 CHAMBERS GROCERY MIKE BRUNSON INSURANCE AGENCY 802 N. Seminole 800 So. Muskogee, Box 964 Claremore, Okla. 74017 Phone 1-918 341-0360 Claremore, Okla. Auto—Fire—Life—T ruck— Commercial FIVE TRIBES TRADING POST Will Rogers Souvenirs Indian Jewelry Moccasins G M MOTOR CO. INC. Claremore, Okla. See Elvin Graham or Bill Moody Mail orders filled promptly 1600 West Will Rogers Claremore, Okla. Phones 341-1988 266-3281 Oldsmobiles—Bucik Opels—G.M.C. AKIN TULSA-JETCO, INC. 1300 Industrial Blvd. Claremore, Oklahoma 74017 Plumbing Heating Forced Air Heating Cooling Plumbing Supplies Phone 918-341-4633 106 N. Cherokee Phone 341-2335 Claremore, Okla. CLAREMORE PRINTING COMPANY “DON” JORDAN AUTO SUPPLY 117 North Missouri Claremore, Oklahoma 201 N. Lynn Riggs Blvd. Phone 341-0207 Claremore, Okla. Charles and Virginia Cagle Your Business Appreciated m j y, MILNER OFFICE SUPPLY Claremore, Oklahoma MASON DRESS SHOPPE Typewriters—Adding Machines For Sale and Rent The shop in Rogers County specializing in Juniors apparel and accessories File Cabinets—Desks—Chairs Complete Supplies 515 W. Will Rogers in Claremore, Oklahoma PIXLEY LUMBER CO. Congratulations 220 N. Missouri Drawer D Phone 341-4223 Claremore, Oklahoma JACK TANNER Quality Building Materials at competitive Prices WILSON HARDWARE True Value Since 1902 420 W. Will Rogers Blvd. Claremore, Oklahoma Phone 341-0258 Congratulations Seniors For A Gift That Is Appreciated, See KELLEY’S MENSWEAR In Claremore, Oklahoma H. Jim Wilson 1 Watches Diamonds Repairs BAKER PLUMBING Complete Line of Plumbing and Repair HEINS JEWELRY Phone 341-1752 1 Phone 341-0788 402 West P.O. Box 728 Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma Since 1915 Back Hoe Service—Septic Tank Cleaning and Installation 218 S. Cherokee—P.O. Box 207 Claremore, Oklahoma R and S AUTO PARTS 212 SOUTH WICHITA CLAREMORE, OKLHOMA TELEPHONE 341-4275 TULSA 266-2880 r Ralph Rock Dale Stitesz LOVE SHEET METAL Bob Haymes Lloyd Freeman 234-3626 Phones 245-4921 Air-conditioning Sales and Service 122 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma Phone 341-0508 TRI-COUNTY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1080 So. Lynn Lane Rd. Tulsa, Oklahoma Layout and Construction Dirt Work Area Grading Storm Sewers Streets DUNCAN’S SERVICE STATION EVERITT LUMBER COMPANY Wash—Lub. Tune-Up Brake Work—Wheel Pack Building Material Headquarters O.T.C. 105522 Station No. 2342 Phone 341-1737 119 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma Free Pick-Up and Delivery Phone 371-3479 519 East Main Collinsville, Oklahoma IMPERIAL CLEANERS J M PACKING One Hour Service NeMar Shopping Center Claremore, Oklahoma Phone 341-5230 Custom Butchering Wholesale Meats Osage Elm Street Phone 273-1234 Nowata, Oklahoma L HEALTH CENTER PHARMACY Professional Prescription Service Phone: 341-1246 113 East Blue Star Drive Claremore, Oklahoma Drive-In Window Fast Free Delivery 24 Hour Emergency Service D E N BO’S CLAREMORE GREENHOUSE out 2$uxmonA [txeAant 212 South Sunset Your Diamond Merchant Phone: 341-4714 NeMar Center Store 2 Claremore, Oklahoma Claremore, Oklahoma THE MEN’S SHOP Featuring the “now” look. DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP Owners: Chuck Overgard H. L. Easling Drive-In Window 813 West Will Rogers Phone 341-5600 Phone: 341-6433 NeMar Center Claremore, Oklahoma Claremore, Oklahoma HENDRICKS CLEANERS TASTEE FREEZE 1018 West Will Rogers Open 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. Phone: 341-2274 1 hour service Alterations Jack Barbara Harris Claremore, Oklahoma 112 North Cherokee Claremore, Oklahoma RICHARDSON PROPANE CO. 105 South Ash Nowata, Oklahoma 74048 Phone 273-0887 DICKS AUTO GLASS Pickup Campers Steel Buildings 420 E. Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma LORA’S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasions Phone 273-1611 24 Hour wire service Nowata, Oklahoma “Founded 1914” KEYSTONE PIPE SUPPLY CO. Oilfield Industrial Supplies Nowata—Bartlesville Oklahoma LU ELLEN’S VARIETY STORE School books supplies Specializing Buster Brown Fruit of the Loom Underwear Phone 273-1323 Nowata, Oklahoma MARTIN’S Dept. Store “Levi’s” Nowata, Oklahoma FARMERS UNION INSURANCE Earl Owens Agency Real Estate Phone 273-3724 118 E. Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma CITYREXALL DRUG Registered Pharmacists Nowata, Oklahoma Phone 273-3825 LANDERS BROTHERS FOOD STORE Nowata, Oklahoma STANDARD AUTO PARTS CO. ALLEN FARM RANCH SUPPLY Automotive and Small Engine Parts Your Complete Agriculture Service Center Nowata, Oklahoma Phone 273-3460 Nowata, Oklahoma Phone 273-3777 WELLS LAND CO. REAL ESTATE BENJAMIN Owner: Weston Wells FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. 110 N. Maple Nowata, Oklahoma Phone 273-3281 Nowata, Oklahoma DAVE WARD NEELY 109 North Maple Nowata, Okla. Representing—Mutual Of New York T. H. ROGERS LUMBER COMPANY Phone 273-1944 Nowata, Oklahoma Specializing in Teachers Tax Sheltered Retirement Plans, all other Life Health Insurance. “We Sell—To Serve Again” □ SlH SPORTING GOOOS INC. 3017 SOUTH SHERIDAN TULSA.OKLAHOMA 74129 PHONE N A 7-8169 EASTERN OKLAHOMA’S MOST COMPLETE SPORTING GOODS STORE. Staffed by Former College and High School Athletes and Coaches, Who Have ‘‘Played The Game” and Understand Your Needs. Tom Hamm—Francis Wheeler—Paul Phillips— Jack Vanya—Dale Tuter Riddell—Spanjian—Adidas—Rawlings—General— Russel—Southern—Wilson. COURTESY—CONVENIENCE—SERVICE PAGE MILK COMPANY “For over a quarter of a century, Oklahoma's Finest Award Winning Products WESTERN AUTO STORE Phone: 273-1841 Nowata, Oklahoma 74048 VICTORY NATIONAL BANK of Nowata, Okla. “Your Friendly Bank” Member F.D.I.C. NOWATA GENERAL HOSPITAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK First Since 1898 Member F.D.I.C. Nowata, Oklahoma