Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

Mustang 1972 Oologah School Oologah, Oklahoma Volume XIII Research And Study Is The Key To Knowledge 3 From A Typical School Day Activities Fill Year With Many Projects r And Sports Active People Sparkle In Various Moods .... 10 School Life Diversified, Wonderful 12 Requires Work - Teams Advance To Regional Playoffs 15 Royalty Bobbi Sexson Yearbook Queen 18 Janelle Anderegg Football Queen Debbie Pilkington Basketball Queen Lana Taylor Band Queen 21 Sweethearts Of O. H. S. Lana Taylor Bobbi Sexson WF.. Debbie Pilkington Janelle Anderegg Honors Students Rate High Kim Cowherd Valedictorian State Honor Society Left to Right: First Row: Earleen Sweger, Billy Newcomb, Sam Corlett, Kim Cowherd, Steve Pack, Janelle Anderegg, Bobbi Sexson. Second Row: Re- becca Ince, Harriet Sweger, Peggy Johnson, Pat Perdue, Karen Elliott, Stephanie La Fevers, Linda Hubbard. Third Row: Randy Sweet, Kent Cowherd, Arthur Branham, David Ince, Mary Gaylord, Mary Roberts, Sheryl Callison, Debbie Adkins, Missy Smith, Chuck Shank, Brenda Mallory. Right-Earlene Swegar, Betty Crocker Home Maker of Tomorrow Billy Newcomb Salutatorian Scholastically Outstanding Teenagers Of America Left to Right: Standing: Sheryl Callison, Earlene Sweger. Seated: Kim Cowherd, Debbie Jackson. 25 Scholastic Rating Important To Students Left to right: Jr. High Valedictorians; Harriet Sweger, Mary Roberts, Stephanie LaFevers. Chuck Shank Salutatorian Left to right: Roger Butler, Salutatorian; Don Gering, Valedictorian. Junior High Honor Society Left to right: Jr. High Honor Society: Roger Butler, Patty Ross, Peggy Shelton, Linda Henderson, Larry Mitchell, Nancy Hawk- ins, Sandra Henderson, Julie Callison, Vicki Curtis, Don Gering, Karen Kubala, Linda Fitts, Karen Willhite. 26 Football 1st row: Buddy Sexson, Steve Pack, Harvey Hazelwood, Sam Corlett, Blake Chambers, George Baker. Gene Wood Mike i pc Cowherd. 2nd row: Melvin Coe, Harold Roberts, Kenny McMlUen, Curtis Collins, Ronny Sweeney, Olen Brewer Steve ' Kubala, Tom Wood, Joe Hill, Bruce Pavey, Richard Coursey. 3rd row: Coach Williams, Terry Lang, Alan Fincannon Bruce Harvey, Rick Blanchard, Jerry Jackson, Wayne Sitton, Rick Cook, Steve Butler, Joe Galbreath, Don Ward, James Baker coacn Hamilton. Planning the strategy for plays to be used are worked out in the classroom as well as on the field by Assistant Coach Hamilton and Head Coach Williams. Mustang Season Record Mustangs 8 Coweta Opp. 30 14 Chelsea 20 18 Barnsdall 0 54 Chouteau 0 59 Adair 20 34 Mounds 13 6 Salina 13 34 Berryhill 24 58 Oaks 15 45 Copan 12 28 Blake Chambers Defensive Tackle Steve pack Quarterback Kim Cowherd Split End Harvey Hazelwood Defensive Linebacker Seniors Play Major Giving Outstanding Performances ... 4 • • • S Sam Corlett Strong Guard Mike Jones Quick Tackle Gene Wood Quick Guard Roll In Football Training Is Part Of The Game Co-Queen--Missy Smith Escort—Kim Cowherd Queen Janelle Anderegg is escorted off of the field after being crowned by Gene Wood. Crown bearer—Tommy Kubala, Flower girl--Jennifer Williams. Queen Coronation Climaxes Football Homecoming Senior Attendant Debbie Jackson Mike Jones, Escort Junior Attendant Brenda Mallory George Baker, Escort Sophomore Attendant Mary Gaylord Alan Fincannon, Escort Basketball What A Year The case of the Oologah Mustangs is appalling. If a trophy goes to the team who has the most luck this basketball season, the Mustang team is certain to be one of the leading con- tenders. How else can you explain a 3-13 record for the team's first 16 basketball games this year? Black cats must cross the players' paths each time they goto a ballgame. When the team goes into a restaurant following a game all the salt shakers surely fall over and spill salt on the tables. The Mustangs have lost 12 games by a grand total of 38 points, about three points per loss. Only once have they been com- pletely out of the running. Oologah could have easily ran up a 10-6 record by now and even possibly a 15-1 mark. Four Mustang losses have been by one point. Three other games were lost by two, three and four points respectively, with the two pointer going into overtime. The five additional defeats went down the drain by five points in each contest. One of these even went into two overtimes before somebody broke a mirror and the team lost. Despite the team's misfortunes, a person hears no crying or bickering from the Oologah players or their coach Curtis Pittman. They are still trying just as hard as they were at the start of the season. Left to right: Curtis Collins, Gene Wood, Sam Corlett, Ronny Sweeney, Harvey Hazelwood, Kim Cowherd, Steve Pack, Mike Jones, Olen Brewer, Joe Hill, and Garry Faught. Bottom: Coach Curtis Pittman. Morals High Despite Heartbreaking Losses By Narrow Margins Excitement Keen At Every Performance Left to right: Diann Kindle, Barbara Pierce, Pat Perdue, Terry Hester, Martha Lambert, Lana Taylor, Debbie Pilkington, Karen Elliott, Janean Anderegg, Vicki Lambert, Marsha Dowdican. Bottom Row: Jeanne Hobson, Denna Hobbs, Coach Gerald Gay, Debbie Moree, Debbie Jackson. Not pictured, Margaret Brewer. Your Idols Desire There are little eyes upon you, And they're watching night and day; There are little ears that quickly Take in every word you say; There are little hands all eager To do anything you do; And a little girl who's dreaming Of one day she'll be like you. You're the little girl's idol; Your're the wisest of the wise, In her little mind about you, No suspicions ever rise; She believes in you devoutly, Holds that all you say and do She will say and do, in your way When she's grown-up like you. There's a wide-eyed little girl, Who believes you’re always right, And her ears are always open, And she watches day and night; You are setting an example Every day in all you do For the little girl who's waiting To grow up to be like you. Queen Debbie Pilkington Kim Cowherd, Escort McClain Moody, Crown Bearer Wendy Linihan, Flower Girl Curtis Collins, Escort Senior Attendant Debbie Moree Mike Jones, Escort Sophomore Attendant Diann Kindle Gary Faught, Escort Large Crowd Views Beauties At Coronation Left to Right: 1st Row: Janice Thulin, Pat Chambers, Vicki Thulin, Janet Lane, Diane Randolph, Debbie Adkins, Mrs. Wilma Jackson, sponsor, 2nd Row: Delana Hudson, Linda Pavey, Karen Elliot, Janean Anderegg, Sue Holins- worth, Kathy Wilson, Mrs. Sue Hicks, sponsor. 3rd Row: Linda Brown, Kathy Hunt, Vicki Lambert, Diane Kindle. Denna Hobbs, Martha Lambert. Lively School Spirit Displayed Jr. High Football, Left to Right: 1st Row: Robbie Wood, David Jones, Mark Roberts, Larry Lang, Jackie Maynor, Jack Jolley, Terry Mitch- ell, Back Row: Gary Hall, Paul Anderson, Orville Fisher, Robin Roberts, Daryl Hobson, Jerry Lang, Mark Main, Brad Holinsworth, Coach Darrell Harrington. 8th Football, Left to Right: 1st Row; Paul Mendell, Kevin Hanes, Marvin Casebeer, Donnie Taylor, Jeff Kindle, Larry Walker, 2nd Row: Don Gering, Alan Fincannon, Larry Mitchell, Jack McClerk, John Galbreath, Doug Vandagriff, 3rd Row: Ronnie Huber, Roger Bulter, Scott Smith, Daryl Henderson, Mike McKnight, Larry Anderson, John Drake, Jimmy Douglas, Danny Caffey, Coach Britt Williams. Spotlight Players Of The Near Future 9th Basketball; Left to Right: Randy Cox, Bill Thomas, Brad Holinsworth, Wade Green, Jerry Lang, Robin Roberts, Daryl Hobson, Mark Main, Robbie Harper, Larry Lang, Gary Hall, David Jones, Robbie Wood, Coach Darrell Harrington. 8th Basketball, Left to Right: 1st Row: Larry Walker, Danny Caffey, Kevin Hanes, Alan Fincannon, Jeff Kindle, Back Row: Steve Cooper, Larry Anderson, Mike McKnight, Daryl Henderson, Larry Mitchell, Coach Curtis Pitt- man. 40 Band Mr. Charles Gamer Direct his band informally during practice sessions. The Pride Of Flutes Baritone Sax Debbie WiUhite Desiree Christy Rick Cook Linda Hubbard Alto Clarinets Lee Ann Kubala Pat Vandagriff Peggy Hawkins Laura Adkins Cheryl Willis Autumn Feagins Bass Clarinets Terry Wagnor Judy Hubbard Sheila Wofford Kim Huchteman Steve Clark Clarinets Larry Synar Alto Saxophone Johwana Tanner Missy Smith Vickie Casebeer Shirley Gilley Twyla Wofford Bill Thomas Karen Kubala Karen Willhite Baritone Horn Vickie Curtis Sammy Corlett Anna Lee Johnston John Corlett Glenda Johnston Kent Cowherd Glenda Jackson Billy Newcomb Marilynn Manning Mike Underwood Neal Brunson Danny Lewis Tubas Kandy Damron Steve Butler Jeff Kindle Kevin Hanes Cheryl Wofford Bill Henderson Dee Ann Austin French Horn James Baker Oboe Darla Rhoads Sheryl Callison Julie Callison Debbie Culmer Brian Hickok Rusty Cox Comets Bassoons Kim Cowherd Linda Fitts Mike Oldacre Janelle Anderegg Ronnie Huber Mike Cook Debbie Hart Tim Burchett Robbie Casey A.C. Holder Daryle Henderson Eddie Wofford Trombone Gary Paul Mike Jones Gary Pilkington Roger Butler Scott Smith Greg Gamer Gary Henderson Larry Sligar Percussion Randy Royal Keith Patton Marcia Sieminskie Jane Mallory Stacey Green Rick Harrington Clay Pilkington Joel Baker Rick Blanchard Jessie Gosvenor Linda Henderson Randy Cox 42 Oologah Miss Janelle Anderegg Drum Majorette Twirlers Perform Magnificently Left to Right: Desiree Christy Sheila Wofford Debbie Willhite Judy Hubbard Pat Vandagriff Missy Smith 43 To The Right Saxophone Quartet Rick Cook Lana Taylor Missy Smith Shirley Gilley Trombone Quartet Roger Butler ♦Mike Jones ♦Gary Paul Gary Pilkington ♦State Metal Winners Flute Trio District Metal Winners Left to Right: Desiree Christy, Debbie Willhite, Sheryl Callison The Band Marches On Girls Sextet Left to right: Tersa Chambers, Judy Sickler, Allesi Jones, Kathy Sowards, Diane Randolph, Phyllis Sligar. Girls Trio Illene Jones, Phyllis Sligar, Ruth Ann Huckleby To the left: Boys Quartet-1st row: Darrell Bailey, Robbie Wood. 2nd row; Gene Wood, George Baker. 46 All State Chorus Member George Baker Mixed Quartet Left to right: First row: Ilene Jones, Ruth Ann Huckleby, Second row: Darrell Bailey, George Baker. “Great” Are The Accomplishments Of The Exuberant Vocal Department High School Chorus Left to right, First row: Mr. Richard Soliday, Phyllis Sligar, Sheila Wofford, Pam Roberts, Deborah Taylor, Paula Walker, Kathy Sowards, Judy Sickler, Allesi Jones, Second row: Thomasene Allen, Verna Fryman, Kathy Sligar, Diane Randolph, Delores Hayes, Thresa Hill, Joy Jacobs, Ruth Ann Huckleby, Third row; Robbie Wood, Charles Aymond, George Baker, Cheryl Vineyard, Illene Jones, Darrell Bailey, Gene Wood. 47 Student Council Strives To Improve And Please Student Body Through Action High School Governing Body Faculty Advisor, Mr. Long and Council President, Kim Cowherd Display Items for Sale. Left to Right: Peggy Johnson, Iva Lynn Penner, Mary Boyd, Tom Wood, Sheryl Callison, sec.-treas.; Kim Cowherd, President- Earlene Sweger, vice-president; Bobbi Sexson, Keith Patton, Randy Royal, Sue Holinsworth, Robin Roberts, Mr Dale Long sponsor. ’ 48 Left to Right: Kandy Damron, Stacey Green, Charlene Marshall, Rusty Cox, Neal Brunson, Gary Henderson, Cindy Ewton, Cherly Wofford, Debbie Patton, Roger Butler, Daryl Henderson, Danny Caffey. Jr. High Student Council Combined Efforts Of Journalism Office Practice Relay School News Left to right, seated: Teddy Branham, Denise Shank, Linda Boyd, Earleen Sweger, Peggy Johnson, Martha Lambert, Bobbi Sexson, Verna Fryman, Debbi Jackson, Iva Lynn Penner, Jerry Jackson. Standing: Mrs. Sue Hicks, sponsor, Missy Smith, Brenda Mallory, Randy Royal, Celina Beach, Debbie Pilkington, Connie Roberts, Sharon Caffey, Barbara Pierce, Anji Kennedy, Ellen Turner, Mrs. Gloria Harrington, sponsor. Faithful Workers Of Your Yearbook mm ffValgV ___________ Left to right: Peggy Johnson, Iva Lynn Penner, Thomasene Allen, Debbie Moree, Mrs. Priscilla Worden, sponsor, Denna Hobbs, Vickie Armstrong, Sandy Hawkins, Robin Damron. Spanish Club Sponsors Many Projects 50 Spanish Club Officers: Left to right, Janean Anderegg, Sec- retary; Billy Newcomb, President; Brenda Mallory, Vice- President. Library Assistants Left to Right 1st row: left to right, Missy Smith, Janean Anderegg, Brenda Mallory, Billy Newcomb, Mrs. Billie Brown. 2nd row: Brenda Parker, Janelle Anderegg, Thresa Hill, Steve Clark, Tricia Van- dagriff, Ann Underwood, Keith Patton, Bobbi Sexon, Sandy Hawkins, Laurie Newcomb, Cheryl Vineyard, Terry Hester. 3rd row: Bill Henderson, Gary Paul, Sheryl Callison, Randy Royal, Vickie Armstrong, Robin Damron, Steve Newcomb, Blake Chambers, Mike Underwood, Marcia Sieminskie, Debbie Willhite, Mike Clinton. 4th row: Debbie Hart, Judy Morgan, Mike Coe, Doug Henderson, Peggy Johnson, Jeanne Hobson, Arthur Branham, David Ince, Ricky Johnson, Darrell Bailey, Harold Roberts, Cletis Coe. 5th row: Janice Gilley, Alan Fincannon, Bruce Harvey, Wayne Sitton, Melvin Hart. Library Lightened Left to Right; 1st Row . David Ince, Karen Elliot, Sheryl Callison, Iva Lynn Penner, 2nd Row: Billy Newcomb, Steve Newcomb, Jerry Jackson, Marcia Sieminskie, 3rd Row: Janelle Anderegg, Judy Hubbard, Peggy Johnson, Sharon Caffery, 4th Row: Sandy Hawkins, Brenda Mallory, Missy Smith, Brenda Parker, 5th Row: Mrs. Billie Brown, sponsor. FTA Members Study Educators Role FTA Officers - Left to Right: Sheryl Callison, President; David Ince, Vice-President; Karen Elliott, sec.-treas. and Office Load by Aids Office Assistants-Left to Right: Margaret Brewer, LaDonna Pearson, Denise Shank, Debbie Jackson. 51 Members Of The South Central And North 4-H Clubs Strive FHA Group Very Active 52 Members present skit Little Red Riding Hood to elementary stu- dents showing the importance of nutrition. Left to Right; 1st Row; pat Chambers, Kathy Sowards, Janet Huckleby, Connie Roberts, Earleen Sweger, Denise Shank, Linda Boyd, Cheryl Vineyard. 2nd Row: Rebecca Ince, Harriet Sweger, Diane Randolph, Linda Brown, Janis Gilley, Leigh Ann Patton, Charlene Morgan, Pam Roberts, Darla Hayes, Brenda Boyd, Doris Bailey, Janette Rice, Verna Fryman, 3rd Row: Debbie Adkins, Carla Feagins, Vicki Thulin, Char- lotte Huckleby, Judy Morgan, Debbie Hart, Joy Jacobs, Rox- anne Clymore, Jean Garringer, Irene Ward, Madelyn Berry, Connie Lewis, Janice Thulin, Linda Ewton, Kathy Hunt, Mrs. Mary Denton, sponsor. Administration Board Of Education The philosophy of this untiring group of men is: Study, work, and enjoy all that Oologah has to offer each of you, the students, in this district. They believe that Knowledge is the cup of gold, the Trophy of study and reason. Meanvhile, the search for knowledge is interrupted by the search for social contact. When classes are over, there is time for relaxation and fun. The game is on. Competition spices and reflect the character of each student in our school that takes pride in the development both mentally and physically. Our most humble thanks to this group who give their all unselfishly to make these things possible. Left to right Harold Christy, President Aubrey Faught, Vice-President Harold Pearson, Member Darrel Pearson, Member Walter Dierolf, Clerk 54 Administration Strives To Accommodate Needs This has been a unique school year in many ways for the students, faculty and community. In October of 1971 high school students said good-bye to their elementary and junior high classmates. Moving into the new high school meant a new way of life for students and faculty. Ours is a present day school of the future. In the three years that I have been at Oologah I have seen growth in facilities, faculty, community and, most important of all, in students. We are embarking upon a great revolution in education. In the upcoming years this educational revolution will bring with it an individualized teaching techniques. As educators, parents and students, it is our responsibility to strive together to make Oologah a leader in this revolution. Education Moves Forward I' or all students the publication of this yearbook marks another year in your education. For some students it is the first year, for others it is the twelfth year, but I hope, for none, may it be the last year. For all students I hope that it has been a good year. To the Seniors—my most sincere wishes for your success and happiness. As you progress towards your life's goals and you pause to remember friendships and your years at Oologah High School, may your memories be happy ones. To the yearbook staff and their sponsor— Congratulations and Thanks for your efforts and hard work. High School Principal And Every school district and every school in American operates within a framework of purposes, procedures, and rules. When all of these are clearly written and well organized into published, loose-leaf collections of policies, regulations, and by-laws which are constantly being updated, we have an image of and orderly school district. When policies are pos- itively stated in terms of desirable purposes, we see a dynamic school district. When the regulations are humane and democratic we see a district where law is the servant rather than the master of the staff. We at Oologah have strived to put these into practice to produce one of the finest schools for our children. Grade and Jr. High Principal ,lrs. Shirley BuUer and Mrs. Connie Hudson r. High and Grade School Secretaries rm Mr. Wayne Haggard (left), Grade principal and Mr. Tom Gray, (right) look on as Mr. Jim Dowell (seated), Superintendent dis- cuss events that make for the smooth op- eration of the Oologah School system. Keeping the library in tip top shape and ready to assist any student is Mrs. Beatrice Keeling, school Librarian. 58 In addition to her regular duties of Art and Foreign Language Instructor, Mrs. Billie Brown keeps busy in the beautification of our new high school building. Mr. Dale Long, (left) and Mr. Don Brlster, Science instructors discuss a biological specimen of a West Texas Diamondback rattlesnake. Mr. Charles Garner, Band Director, directs a rehearsal from his desk. Three English Teachers, left to right, Mrs. Wilma Jackson, Mrs. Gloria Harrington, and Mr. Dean Tate check the reference books that are available for student use in their classes. toeeefeonnoe , OOOOOOGOOOO OOOOGOOOOOO ooQoooooeo 0 The controls are all set on the new equipment in the Busi- ness Department that prepare students day by day for a career in the business world. Left is Mrs. Susie Hicks and Mrs. Priscilla Worden, instructors. The camera caught Mr. Curtis Pittman, boys P.E. Coach (left) and shop instructor Mr. Johnnie Riddle in a casual conversation in the halls during class intermission. The expression on the face of Mrs. Mary Denton reflects her joy in working in the new Home Economics Department. 60 Junior High girls coach and Oklahoma History Instructor, Mr. Darrell Harrington was busy grading papers when his attention was distracted from his work as the photographer entered and snapped this picture. Mr. Gerald Gay, Girls Basketball Coach as well as driver education teacher displays a traffic board used in his classes. What is wrong with the proof ? ? ? ? Mr. Curtis Haggard (left) and Mr. Carrol Cowherd, high school math instructors try to find the discrepancy in the problem that 1 = 2. Assistant football coach, Ed Hamilton (left) anc Head Coach, Britt Williams pause a moment from working strategy of a football play. The historical events of present day as well as those of the past are always brought to light to the high school students by Mr. George Hatfield (left) and Mr. Larry Catron both Social Studies instructors. fgm: [ Excitement and surprises unlimited are the comments made by these Junior High teachers, Mr. John Dirickson, Social Studies, Mrs. Sandra Wilde, (seated), Math and Mrs. Sally Catron, English, as they meet their students each day. The radiant smile matches the beautiful voice of Mr. Richard Soliday, vocal mu- sic instructor as he makes ready for his class. Ready for her class of elementary Physical Education is Miss Georgena Meyer. Left to right, Mrs. Jo Ella Mosely, Mrs. Judy Haggard and Mrs. Ruby Jankey all teachers of Fourth grade students compare and discuss their work. Miss Nancy Beal, (seated) fifth and sixth grade Math teacher with Mrs. Judy Rader, fifth and sixth grade Eng- lish teacher were checking a report as the photographer entered the room before the beginning of classes for the day. Putting the finishing touches to the seasons holiday decorations in the classroom are Mrs. Beverly Wofford (left) and Mrs. Mora Lee Wigginton (right) both second grade teachers. Mrs. Louise Piguet (left) and Mrs. Joyce Nichols, teachers of the first grades, prepare items to be displayed in their rooms. 63 Science teacher Denzel Mlnyard points out various bones on the skelton of a cat. to his class the From the vivid diagrams and pictures that cover the large bulletin board in the classroom of Mr. Joe Mosely, Science teacher, learning is made easier for his students. Nothing can distract the attention of Mrs. Donna Long, teacher of Science from her work during her planning period. Reading and Social Studies of grades 5-6 occupy the full school day of Mrs. Helen Smith. There can be no mistake of the special day celebrated by the students of Mrs. Jean Spicer, Kindergarten teacher. Attractive seasonal surroundings fill the room of Mrs. Lillie Stehno as she works everyday with students in her Remedial Reading classes. The photographer was just in time to catch Mrs. Cynthia Dowell and Miss Deidra McGriff, both third grade teachers, as they decorate the door to a classroom. Elementary Music is the field which occupies the day of Mrs. Barbara Manering. 65 Balanced Meals are Served Everyday By These Faithful Workers Left to right: Francis Daniels, Bertie Armstrong, Shirley Boyd, Ada Dirickson, Doris Hazel Scott Lewis, Darleen Charles. ' Left to right; Tom McNeff, Johnny Riddle, Joe Mosely, Denzle Min- yard, Jane Sweger, Judy Hucteman, Jean Hawkins, Martha Brister. Safe Drivers Transport Many Students Every Day Keep Buildings Clean and Ready is the Motto of These Men Left to right: Pete St. Johns, Bill Jankey, Leonard Montgomery, Jim Rogers, Jim Tolley, Tom McNeff, Sam Bell, Cliff Yount. 66 Seniors Mr. Richard Soliday Mr. George Hatield Mr. Curtis Haggard Mr. Larry Catron Mr. Carrol Cowherd Seniors Confess... Life Begins When The School Door Closes Left to right; Gene Wood, Vice-President, Blake Chambers, President, Martha Lambert, Secretary-Treas. 68 Which Way Does The Path Lead ? ? ? The Doors Are Open ... BOBBI SEXSON MARTHA LAMBERT LANA TAYLOR KIM COWHERD RANDY HUDSON GARY PAUL DEBBIE MOREE MIKE JONES DENNA HOBBS 69 Senior Activities Become Precious Memories JUDY SICKLER BILLY NEWCOMB DEBORAH JACKSON ANJI KENNEDY MELVIN HART MARGARET BREWER 70 HARVEY HAZELWOOD JANE AN ANDEREGG BLAKE CHAMBERS LaDONNA PEARSON STEVE PACK EARN A DOSHIER EARLEEN SWEGGER GENE WOOD CONNIE ROBERTS LARRY SYNAR DEBBIE PILKINGTON RANDY ROYAL 71 Graduation Ends High School Career For Class Of 1972 DENNIS FERGUSON STEVE ROBISON SAM CORLETT RUTH HUCKLEBY TEDDY BRANHAM GEORGE GOSVENER CATHY MUNS MIKE UNDERWOOD Juniors Mrs. Billie Brown Mr. Dale Long Mr. Charles Gamer Mr. Britt Williams Mrs. Priscilla Worden Juniors Jerry Lochner Vicki Armstrong Dale Swegar Sheryl Callison Jim Doshier Jeanne Hobson Juniors Have Busy Year Jimmy Slayden Patricia Vandagriff Darrell Sewards MaDonna Fields Buddy Sexson Janet Huckleby Eddie White Debbie WiUhite Darrell Bailey Janis Gilley Bruce Harvey Judy Morgan David Ince Marcia Sieminskie Wayne Sittion Thresa Hill Ronny Sweeney Teresa Sampson Bruce Pavey Debbie Hart 75 Left to right: David Ince, Secretary; Buddy Sexson, President; Wayne Sitton, Vice- President. You’re Almost There Juniors 76 George Baker Linda Boyd Harold Roberts Sharon Caffey Thomasene Allen Terry Lang Denise Shank Joey Hill Juniors Slave For Missy Smith Ricky Blanchard Phyllis Sligar Steve Newcomb Doug Henderson Joy Jacobs Bobby Charles Terry Hester Ricky Johnson Brenda Mallory Don McGill Barbara Pierce Curtis Collins Brenda Parer Jerry Jackson Teresa Chambers Brad Lane Janelle Anderegg Authur Branham Banquet And Prom 77 Juniors Meet Challenge To Reach Their Desired Goals Sandy Hawkins Robin Damron Peggy Johnson Pat Perdue Iva Lynn Penner Cheryl Vineyard Ann Underwood Verna Fryman Donna Wells Mike Cook Allesi Jones Ellen Turner Poncho Hobbs Keith Patton Mike Patton Danny Thompson 78 Sophomores Mr. Darrell Harrington Mrs. Mary Denton Mr. Dean Tate Mr. Curtis Pitman Left to Right; Steve Kubala, Vice-President, Paula Walker, Secretary, Steve Butler, President. Mike Oldacre Dana Fitts Gary Horner Sophomores We’ve Just Begun To Learn, To Live, And To Love Dale Sweet Madline Hamilton David Best Marsha Dowdican Steven Clark Steven Kubala Richard Coursey Sheila Wofford Mike Wickham Kathy Sligar Paul Huckleby Melvin Coe Cheryl Armstrong Desiree Christy Mike McComb Pamela Roberts James Baker Gaye Ratliff Tom Mann Diane Randolph 81 82 Sophomores Continue To Gain Credits Clayton Cooper Vicki Thulin Jerry Randolph Pam Yarberry Pat Chambers Johnny Willhite Sheila Fryman Bobby Clinton Doug Gosvenor Mary Boyd Harley Hazelwood Ilene Jones Brenda Boyd Rick Cook Barbara Rusk Gary Noble Alan Fincannon Judy Hubbard Tom wood Bill Henderson Toward Graduation Linda Ewton Don Ward Debbie Taylor Edward Hargrove Richard Brunson Betty Doshier Steve Butler Janet Lane Jan Rice Bobby Sligar Laurie Newcomb Ava Sellmeyer Kenny McMlllen Charlotte Huckleby Larry Rott Karen Elliott David Synar Kiann Kindle Paula Walker Gary Pilkington 83 Sophs Move Up In The World 84 Donald Anderegg Mary Gaylord Rusty Doshier Delores Hayes Connie Lewis C letis Coe Melanie Kennedy James Hamilton Joe Galbreath Judy Ferguson Gary Faught Pat Branch Danny Direckson Ricky Brewer Kathy Sowards Olen Brewer Jack Lewis Vicki Lambert Donald Ross Dwaine Montgomery Junior High 7th Football 7th Basketball Jr. Hi. Cheerleaders Athletics Is Available 7th Basketball 8th 9th Basketball 86 5th 6th Football 5th 6th Basketball Jr. Hi. Pep Club For Every Grade Training For Events To Come Mrs. Beatrice Keeling Mr. Donald Brister Mr. Ed Hamilton Mr. Gerald Gay Freshmen Vickie Casebeer Orville Fisher Jowahna Tanner Mark Main Grover Adams Kathryn Hunt Deborah Culmer Left to Right: Lee Ann Kubala, Vice- President, Kent Cowherd, President, Jowahna Tanner, Secretary. Paul Anderson Lee Ann Kubala Larry Lang Peggy Hawkins Daryll Hobson Kathryn Wilson Elizabeth Underwood Robert Harper Jane Mallory Gary Hall 89 Freshmen Struggle For Equality 90 Robert Vanzant Rebecca Ince Bradley Holinsworth Harriet Sweger Jerry lang Linda Brown Robin Roberts Linda Hubbard Kenneth Allen Darla Rhoads Sherri Willis Jack Jolly Stephanie La Fevers Robert wood Mary Roberts Billy Sampson Sue Holinsworth Jessie Gosvener Madelyn Berry Jackie Maynor Jean Garringer DeLana Hudson David Jones Dale Armstrong Charlene Morgan • • • Independence And Responsibility Carl Shank Mark Roberts Bill Thomas Terry Ray Willis Jones Ilene Ward Wade Green Greg Smith Randy Cox Kent Cowherd Irene Ward Donna Bender Janice Thulin Dorris Bailey Michael Noble Brian Hickok Carla Feagins Linda Pavey Leigh Ann Patton Deborah Adkins Valena Coe Madeline Fryman Carol Manley Randy Sweet Darla Hayes 91 Peggy Shelton, Vice-President Sandy Harper, Secretary Larry Walker, President Mr. John Dirickson, Mrs. Sandra Wilde, Mr. Denzle Minyard 8th Graders Show Concern For A Job Well Done 92 Anna Johnston Jack McClurg Paula Penny David Penner Gail Brazeal John Drake Peggy Shelton Danny Caffey Dee Ann Austin Paul Mendell New Doors To Learning Discovered By 8th Graders Don Gering Daryl Henderson Debbie Huckleby Ronnie Huber Scott Smith Danna Hall Larry Mitchell Colleene Pavey Tony Jones Linda Fitts Tom Fincannon Pam Oldacre Jeffery Kindle Nancy Hawkins Mike Me Knight Twyla Wofford Donald Taylor Shirley Gilley Steve Stearns Vickie Harrold Steve Cooper Brenda Ewton Larry Anderson Janet Robinson Kevin Hanes 93 94 8th Graders Brian McGill Vickie Huckleby Mike Robinson Karen Kubala Marvin Casebeer Tammy Penner Ronnie Terry Sandra Henderson Authur Holder Patricia Ross David Rider Deborah Patton Doug Vandergriff Mike Ward Larry Walker Sandra Harper Brad Borchardt Linda Heape Joey Brewer Susan Wood Step Up John Galbreath Jimmy Douglas Darrell Wilson Randy Sowards Doris Berry Robbie Casey Becky Fisher Roger Butler Mrs. Sallie Catron Karen Willhite, President, Vickie Todd, Secretary, Tim Burchett, Vice-President. 7th Graders Love Learning Through Action Lynnette Pearson Kandy Damron Carl Draper Cheryl Wofford Gene Lane Kimberly Huchteman Rick Harrington Glenda Johnston Laura Adkins Gary Henderson 95 Junior High Has Its Beginning With 7th Graders 96 Randy Walker Charlene Marshall Glenda Jackson Dale Kirkley Vicky Curtis David Hayes Frank Dowdican David Robison Terri Harper Billy Drake Tracy Carroll Penny McLaughlin Autumn Feagins Tony Davis Cindy Ewton Tim Burchett Marilynn Manning John Paul Corlett Karen Willhite Russell Kindle Terry Wagner Patty Mayes Rhonda Harrold Anna Beach Stacey Green 7th Graders Strengthen Friendships Gary Willhite Greg Gamer Roy Hobbs Brian cooper John Taylor Bobby Rogers Patsy Hayes Johnny Thulin Cheryl Huckleby Danny Lewis Joel Baker Barbara Ward Eddie Wofford Billy Chambers Vicki Todd Gregg Kennedy Neal Brunson Kevin Coe Carol Huckleby Linda Henderson Larry Sligar Larry Cooper Clayton Pilkington Julie Callison Rusty Cox 97 Competition And Fair Play Is Part Of Growing Up COLTS MUSTANGS TIGERS COWBOYS Elementary Steve Boston Debra Irwin Brad Smith Sally Hill Mike Brewer Peggy Hill Vernon Kindle Paulette Hamby David Hester Sherri Humphrey Miss Nancy Beal Carla Jackson Mike Helton 100 Erwin Kennedy Brenda Jensen Mike Hayes Marie Teal Gary Sowards Patti St. John Danny Sllgar Brenda Kindle Bobby St. John Rebecca Brown Jerry Wright Andy Streets Diane Shank James Barlow Anita Hughes Howard Davis Mr. Johnnie Riddle Alan Kirkley Susan Steams Phyllis Coe Renita Willey Jeff Canfield Loretta Sweger Mark Begley Debbie Clinton J. W. Austin Melody Hickok Jeff Johnston Cindy Willis Mark Dowdican Christy Branstetter Lisa Burma Chris Johns Gwen Crose Danny Corlett 101 Kim Gaylord David Draper Karen Lewis Marty Clark Susan McDonald 102 Dustin Harper Robin Johnson Mike Lewis Roberta Robison Beth Gering Kim McLaughlin Dane Mitchell Donna White Rusty Johnson Kim Denny Bill Huckleby Rickey Hobbs Larry Hamblin Robin Moon Gary Hamblin Jeff Bradley Bradley Bradshaw Bobby Thomas Gary Loyd Billy Kindle Gloria Branch Teresa Hughs Tommy Sligar Brian Hester George Huckleby Larry Hayes Keith Marshall Mike Caffey Kenneth Lawemce Marty Wood Eileen Harrold 103 Mrs. Helen H. Smith Kelly Terry Christie Huckleby Mrs. Judy Rader w Sally Sahwab 1 Jimmy Hayes V JL3 Janice Brewer Max Humphrey Christine Tennant Bobby Noble Sherry Huckleby Mitchell Luyanda Chrystal Holly Steven Burke Patricia Hall Larry Scharmacher Ginger Rogers Jimmy Boston Tori Gamer Authur Christy Francis Gelvin Travis Green Kellie McArthur Christopher Beagley Beverly Boyd Doug Johnston Patricia Sampson John Lawerence Bobby Brown 104 Nancy Turner Tamara Campbell Cheryl Shriver Anita Green Terri Patton Kelli Roberts Bret Adkins Diana Long Mr. Joe Mosley Jeanne Logsdon Scott Huchteman Jo Lieta Hawkins Joe Parker Phyllis Bender Wade Osborn Teresa Ann Hall Mark Pack Diane Krebs Lee Ann Sweet Sally Fincannon Marcia Henderson Kenneth Homer Kathy Drake Tamese Sieminskie Susan Eddington Jimmy Casebeer Paula Feagins Bill Gerlng Brenda Politte Donna Wilson Teresa L. 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Footings Dug and Poured Dozing Work Phone: 443-2506 Oologah, Oklahoma Work Guaranteed Tractor Work and Welding MYNATT’S ‘Quality meats and groceries” £53 Res. Ph. HI 3-2458 Bus. Ph. HI 3-9404 Phone HI 3-2371 HENDRIX AUTO SERVICE Parts Tires Bait Tackle Fisherman Stop Oologah, Okla. Hiway 169 Oologah. Okla. TED HOLLAND’S SERVICE, INC. Gas and Oil For Less Tire Repair and Lube In Oologah “The Growing Town’’ SWISS DOLL HOUSE GIFT SHOP Oologah, Oklahoma Greenware-Custom Firing- Ceramic Supplies Souvenirs and Antiques Phone 443-2568 Congratulations Seniors FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Congratulations Fire, Casualty, Liability Life, Health, Annuities from Ray Huchteman Phones: Oologah 443-2318 Claremore 341-5112 CLEM McSPADDEN JANKEY’S ANTIQUES HOLDEN Old Bank Building Oologah REAL ESTATE P. 0. Box 43 Oologah, Oklahoma 74053 918 443-2508 Antiques Gifts Collectibles and Junque 443-2328 Leona Holden Farms Realtor Ranches Res. 918 275-3002 Residential For Professional Hair Care and Permanent Waves BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP Oologah, Oklahoma Phone 443-2577 OOLOGAH DAIRYLAND AND CAFE Oologah, Oklahoma Phone 443-2629 Highway 169 South Owners: Oliver Connie Robison SUPPORT MUSTANG BOOSTER CLUB CUTTING HORSES QUARTER HORSES TODD CATTLE COMPANY TALALA, OKLAHOMA “Bill’s “66” Service” Highway 169 So. Oologah 443-9407 Complete Line of Tires-Batteries And Ass. Complete Mechanical Repair GO MUSTANGS ' NA tav a«en HdMft, j.1 Barbara' [ JErrv hester ; PAT PERDUE 1 DIANN KINDLE DEBBIE JACKSON MARTHA U BERT 45I JANEAN ANDEREGG 34 PEBBIE PILKINGTON 4o1 DAM CORNER BAIT SHOP CONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Connie Holly 918-275-4753 Intersection Hwy 88 169 Phone: 443-9402 Oologah, Oklahoma Bait of all kinds. Cold Drinks, Ice, Cigs Fishing Hunting Equipment, Licenses, Duck Stamps—Shells Talala. Oklahoma 74080 Star Craft Boats, Motors Campers Sales Rentals DOUBLE L. RANCH R H GROCERY MARKET Lenard Logsdon, Owner Highway 169 Oologah Talala, Oklahoma Phone 443-2411 Limousin Cattle Owners- Robert and Helen Hill Ned Callison’s BRUNSON CABINET SHOP FARMER’S TRADING POST, INC. Grain Merchandiser Phone: 443-2460 Cleaning Treating Seed Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Oologah, Oklahoma Phone 275-3292 Talala, Oklahoma CONN KEYBOARD, INC. RELIABLE INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY, INC. 3130 So. Sheridan 3332 West 45 Place P.O. Box 9355 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74145 Phone: 584-5603 Tulsa, Oklahoma 122 PAGE MILK COMPANY “For over a quarter of a century, Oklahoma’s Finest Award Winning Products Compliments of: Compliments OKLAHOMA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. of 1305 North Main St. Muskogee. Okla. 74401 MR. and MRS. LIONELL RUSSELL Phone: 682-4051 Printing - Lithographing THE COUNTRY GIRL DEXTER PUBLISHING BEAUTY SALON 818 So. Cheyenne Complete Beauty Services Wigs Cosmetics Tulsa. Oklahoma Phone 443-2545 Oologah, Oklahoma Phone 582-9196 Art Needle Work 123 SHORT STOP GROCERY Leo Ann Owens 1822 Maple 371-9126 Collinsville, Okla. WESTSIDE DX 1716 W. Main 371-9134 Collinsville, Okla. Wash - Lub Firestone Tires Batteries JERRY'S M R LAUNDRY 507 N. 19th Collinsville, Oklahoma Owners: M. R Ruby Winton STATION 202 So. 5th Collinsville, Oklahoma EASTSIDE Service Station Garage Tune-ups - major overhauls CASEY'S APCO SERVICE Tires - Batteries Open 7 days Owner: Bob Oldacre Eli Petty 371-2435 1502 Main St. Collinsville, Oklahoma Bus Phone: 371-2138 Home Phone: 371-2795 SMITHS TEXACO EDDIE'S WESTPORT We give S H Green Stamps 2 Cent Truck Discount Hiway 20,75, 169 Complete Auto Service 102 So. 5th St. Collinsville, Oklahoma 371-9130 Collinsville (Tyssls) II COX FEED CENTER HOLMAN SEED FARMS Your Purina Dealer Grower—Processor—Dealer Quality Seeds—Fertilizers 914 W. Main Phone: Collinsville. Okla. Collinsville 371-2195 Tulsa 272-5765 JScHOW Cl 371-2112 P.O. Box 27 Collinsville, Okla. Thedus Bowline Hascue Bowline Collinsville Collinsville 371-2827 371-3389 COLLINSVILLE LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE. INC. Bonded for your protection SLEEPY VALLEY MOBILE HOME PARK AND SALES 1 Vz Miles South of Collinsville Mobile Home Moving and Repairing Sale every Saturday Owner-Operator: Barn Phone: 918-371-9120 Mr. Mrs. Jesse Tate Phone: Tulsa 272-5391 TATE BROS. PACKING CO. O.K. FOOD MARKET Meats for Locker Home Freezers Phone: 371-3142 Custom Slaughtering Old Fashioned Hickory Curing Processing for Lockers Collinsville, Oklahoma Fine Foods for Phone: 371-3190 South of Collinsville Budget prices! RANCH HOUSE CAFE STENS GROCERY 530 Main open 6: til 10:30 Collinsville, Oklahoma 7 days a week Phone: 371-9138 1 Mile South of Collinsville R. Ashby on hi way 75 American Exchange Bank 111 North 11th Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone: 371-2565 VERDIGRIS VALLEY ELECTRIC COOP COLLINSVILLE, OKLAHOMA service... COUHTBT , •'% STUB, 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. COLLINSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY building materials Martin-Senour Paint Phone: 371-2402 823 Main Collinsville, Oklahoma BAYOUTH’S and KAY’S MEN and BOY’S WEAR Bayouth's Kay's Phone: 371-2822 Phone: 371-2182 Collinsville, Oklahoma 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. Heinricks 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 HENRY’S 5c to $1 Store of Variety Collinsville, Oklahoma ANGIE’S FACTORY OUTLET 1007 Main St. Clothing for the Entire Family Phone 371-2113 Collinsville, Okla. RUTH’S FASHIONS Phone 371-4135 Collinsville, Okla. CHRISTINE SCOTT CATERING SERVICE Banquets—Weddi ngs Anniversaries Fancy cakes to your order 216 North 13th Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone 371-3351 MY LADY'S BEAUTY SALON Elizabeth Sory Owner and Operator LaDonna DeArmond Marie Farmer Billie Boyd 371-3241 1215 Main Collinsville. Oklahoma JO’S BEAUTY SALON 122 South 10th Phone 371-2818 7 operators Cleona Troglin, Owner Collinsville, Okla. COLLINSVILLE BEAUTY SCHOOL HOWARD CHEVROLET CENTER Latest methods of teaching in Bleaching. Hair Styling and Permanent Waving 8600 N. Mingo Valley Express Owasso, Oklahoma 272-5366 DUNCAN’S SERVICE STATION Wash—Lub. Tune-Up Brake Work—Wheel Pack SUN OIL CO. O.T.C. 105522 Station No. 2342 Bob Coppedge - Agent Free Pick-Up and Delivery Phone 371-3479 Collinsville. Oklahoma 519 East Main Collinsville, Oklahoma JIM'S VICKERS STA. HORTON’S ELECTRICAL CENTER 4-way stop Collinsville, Oklahoma 1006 Broadway Box 9 Collinsville, Oklahoma Jim Crutchfield - Op. Phone 371-2414 Tulsa Phone 272-3312 FARMERS INS. GROUP I.K. MITCHELL LUMBER CO. 1012 Main Everything to Build Anything Collinsville, Okla. Collinsville Tulsa 371-3219 272-1232 Agent: Eva L. Maynor Life, Auto, Home, Commercial Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone: 371-3573 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE DICKEY’S AUTO SUPPLY STORE Home Owned Wheel Alignment 719 West Main Collinsville. Okla. Phones: Phone: 371-2112 371-2773 371-3236 129 Phones: Collinsville 371-2538 Tulsa 272-1400 EVANS READY-MIX CONCRETE COMPANY Everet W. Evans P.O. Box 154 Wesley Evans Collinsville. Okla. Picturesque Country Living Pasture Available for Horses 25 min. from Tulsa Large play area HORSE PEN CREEK MOBIL PARK 1 mi. N. on N. 19th Street Collinsville. Oklahoma Tulsa Ph. 272-5072 J. D. and Daisy Blum Collinsville 371-3741 ASSN Feed—Seed—Fertilizer—Dairy Supplies Chemicals—Farm Supplies—Tires Petroleum—Gasoline COUINSVILIC OFFICE 371-2536 NOWATA BRANCH 273-1188 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 Compliments Compliments of of HUDSPETH TRAINING I.D. ALEXANDER STABLE Compliments Dozer Work of Pond Building—Clearing Dirt Moving COLLINSVILLE FUNERAL HOME Back Hoe Trucking—Trenching JACK JOLLEY Melvin Lowe, Owner BOB GILBERT Phone: 371-4224 371-4641 Mustangs Boosters COLLINSVILLE Collinsville News Dr. and Mrs. Clint Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pavey Plett Brothers Garage Wardrobe Cleaners Dr. Philip Cook Martin's Cleaners NOWATA Brown Theater Treatrite Water Lab. Patton Tire and Appliance Sinclair CLAREMORE Dr. J. F. Patterson Hilanders Laundry Dr. Paul Baker White Sewing Center Smith Furniture Hendrix Cleaners Heins Jewelry Mason's Cleaners Chamber Radiator Moffet Motor Co. Yale Theater Dorothy Louise Dress Shop Family Q Spot Bob Froman's Skelly Disco Wig's Beauty Salon OOLOGAH Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Gardner Jerry Gardner TALALA Ruth's Steak House HOMINY Gibb's 131 NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION CO. All Concrete Work (Streets) Ind. Building House Floors Drives Stem Walls Contact Junus C. Bentley Claremore. Oklahoma Phone 341-1817 132 TEMPLE CONSTRUCTION INC Better Blue Star Homes ONG Get more for less with Gas 341-6464 Claremore, Oklahoma FIRST NATIONAL BANK Claremore, Oklahoma Phone: 341-5640 Tulsa 266-3556 Member of FDIC JACK MARSHALL CHEVROLET CO. Sales Service % s Claremore, Oklahoma Phone: 341-2992 Home of OK'd Used Cars CHEVROLET. 1 f THE MEN'S SHOP Featuring the now look Owners: Chuck Overgard H. L. Easling Phone: 341-6433 NeMar Center Claremore, Oklahoma WAREHOUSE MARKET Phone 341-1729 Claremore, Oklahoma Jay Worth Manager ROGERS COUNTY BANK IIII ill I! ■ . .(L t-.-p-iC.jl Member of FDIC Claremore, Okla. PAUL E. NEELY INSURANCE AGENCY “All Lines of Insurance” Phones: 341-0622 Claremore, Okla. Tulsa 266-3422 505 West First Street Claremore, Oklahoma 1 HEALTH CENTER PHARMACY Professional Prescription Service DAVIS TV APPLIANCE Phone 341-1246 113 E. Blue Star Drive Claremore, Okla. Magnavox Sales Service W. Blue Star Drive Drive-In Window Fast Free Delivery 24 Hour Emergency Service Phone: 341-2524 Claremore, Oklahoma RANCH HAND CAFE Compliments 218 N. Missouri of Claremore, Oklahoma Alice DeCanio Cooper Margie Keith STEVE'S TAPE EMPORIUM DUNLAP BODY SHOP 407 West 5th 1600 West Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma Complente Glass Service Auto Repair Painting 24 hr. Wrecker Service 341-2947 341-2614 DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP For Good Clothes At Popular Prices See Drive-In Window 813 West Will Rogers Phone 341-5600 KELLEYS MENS WEAR Claremore, Oklahoma 404 W. Will Roger Blvd. In Downtown Claremore BLANDS 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 THE COUNTRY STORE Blue Starr Drive at Hwy. 66 341-6950 Claremore. Oklahoma Drawer D PIXLEY LUMBER CO. 715 West Will Rogers Bvld. Phone 341-4223 Claremore, Oklahoma Quality Building Materials at competitive Prices MRS. PURKEY’S DISCOUNT FURNITURE Where You Get Sale Prices Everyday 341-6211 401 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma Paul Merriott Jim Smith WILSON HARDWARE 102 XB 5th True Value Since 1902 jMuagrotoe iflerrioit funeral erlitce 420 W. Will Rogers Blvd. Claremore, Oklahoma Phone 341-0258 Claremore, Okla. 918-341-2487 H. Jim Wilson CLAREMORE PRINTING COMPANY MILNER OFFICE SUPPLY Claremore, Oklahoma Letterpress - Offset 117 N. Missouri Typewriters—Adding Machines For Sale and Rent Claremore, Oklahoma 918-341-4933 Joe Vandevier, Owner File Cabinets—Desks—Chairs Complete Supplies CLAREMORE ELECTRIC PLUMBING SUPPLY Lighting and Plumbing fixtures Wholesale Supply W. W. McFarland—Owner WAL-MART Discount City 1111 West Will Rogers Claremore, Okla. 624 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma 341-1146 266-3371 Open 9 to 9 week days 1 to 6 Sunday BILLS SHOP LOVE SHEET METAL Indian motorcycles Outboards Small eng. repr. lawn mowers chain saws Air-conditioning Sales and Service Phone 341-6672 505 E. Patti Page Claremore. Oklahoma 122 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma Phone 341-0508 Compliments of DR. H. L. WILLIAMS T. H. ROGERS LUMBER COMPANY Phone 273-1944 Nowata, Oklahoma “We Sell—To Serve Again” WEST CO Furniture and Appliance Fine Jewelry Department' 112 W. Delaware Phone 273-1254 Nowata, Oklahoma Famous For Value BENJAMIN FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. Nowata, Oklahoma IDEAL CAFE 115 E. Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma Good Food Phone 273-1242 Owner Frances Walker MELTON'S General Electric Appliances Armstrong Tires B. F. Goodrich Tires 130 S. Oak Phone 273-2311 Nowata, Oklahoma 74048 Oct. No. 4312 CITY REXALL DRUG Registered Pharmacists Nowata, Oklahoma Phone 273-3825 NOWATA CLEANERS Drive-In Service Nowata, Oklahoma 508 E. Cherokee 273-1125 FARMERS UNION INSURANCE Earl Owens Agency Real Estate Phone 273-3724 118 E. Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma STANDARD AUTO PARTS Automotive and Small Engine Parts Nowata, Oklahoma Phone 273-3460 QUALITY DISCOUNT Clothing Shoes for the entire family Wrangler Headquarters 142 S. Oak Nowata, Oklahoma PHONE: 918-273 2456 Joe Ray Hendricks SALESMAN R R. 2 Moorman Mfg. Co. nowata, Oklahoma 74048 McKEE'S MONTGOMERY WARD Catalog Sales Agency 107 W. Cherokee 273-2622 Shop The Catalog Way H H MOBILE HOMES Pete Harvey Owner 903 E. Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma Bus. 273-1415 Home 273-0246 NOWATA GREENHOUSE Flowers for all Phone 273-2213 Nowata, Oklahoma H. E. KETCHAM LUMBER DEALER, INC. 221 North Oak Nowata, Oklahoma Phone 273-0336 FIRST NATIONAL BANK First Since 1898 Member F.D.I.C. Nowata, Oklahoma NOWATA GENERAL HOSPITAL Nowata, Oklahoma VICTORY NATIONAL BANK of Nowata, Okla. “Your Friendly Bank Member F.D.I.C. RICHARDSON PROPANE CO. 105 South Ash Nowata, Oklahoma 74048 Phone 273-0887 PRINTINC, DICKS AUTO GLASS Pickup Campers Steel Buildings 420 E. Cherokee Nowata, Oklahoma B and B IGA Supermarket Best Bargain in Nowata County MARTIN'S Dept. Store Levis Arrow Shirts Nowata, Oklahoma LORA’S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasions Phone 273-1611 24 Hour wire service Nowata, Oklahoma Letterheads - Envelopes - Business Cards Invoices - Time Sheets - Programs - Statements ROBINSON S PRINTING LANDERS BROS. FOOD STORE Nowata, Oklahoma J M PACKING Custom Butchering Wholesale Meats Osage Elm Street Phone 273-1234 Nowata, Oklahoma 918-273-33086 110 N. Pine Nowata, Oklahoma G M MOTOR CO. INC. Claremore, Okla. See Elvin Graham or Bill Moody Phones 341-1988 266-3281 Oldsmobiles—Bucik Opels—G.M.C. TULSA-JETCO, INC. 1300 Industrial Blvd. Claremore, Oklahoma 74017 Phone 918-341-4633 DEN BO’S 1 ottt l2$ amonJ cA{i efumt Your Diamond Merchant NeMar Center Store 2 Claremore, Oklahoma R AND S AUTO PARTS 212 South Wichita Claremore, Oklahoma Phone: 341-2880 Ralph Rock Dalee Stitesz CLAREMORE LAUNDRY CLEANERS Box 4 Claremore, Oklahoma 74017 HAMMETT HOUSE Willard Glover-Agent RESTAURANT STATE FARM INSURANCE Home of Pamper Fried Chicken Auto - Life - Fire In The Shadow of The Beautiful Will Rogers Memorial 107 S. Muskogee Claremore, Oklahoma 341-3333 1616 W. Will Rogers Boulevard Claremore, Okla. Dial 341-5122 266-1262 GENE AUTO SERVICE Gene Crenshew and Wayne Watkins We do oil changes, grease jobs, and Tune-ups Oologah, Oklahoma Highway 169 DELAVAL Dairy Equipment Thanks to Administration Faculty, Students and Advertisers for your Highway 169 Support and Loyalty Oologah, Oklahoma THE YEARBOOK STAFF YOU'VE GOT A LOT TO LIVE AND PEPSI GOT A LOT TO GIVE 200 North Osage Dewey, Oklahoma Ke 4- 3061 Area Manager B. Foley 143 ► V5 -T-Ot. A W Xr -i « P3J 4gp r Xj( r to M to ' Jv k. A. 2M t 1 • IWfc% •«■ 4. Jf rr l j V - ' $fc 4J % « T V ’ «’Tl y A‘f' ■ CLJ udL a t 'A L uUi. 2� €a ood m WALSWORTH Marco I mo, Mo., U S. A