Oxford High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1950 volume:

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Alma Lazenby, English, Speechg 7, Vernon'Carter, Bio. Science,,Shop3 8, Wilmet Squire, Vocal Music, American acu History, 9. Hazel Monteith, Home Economics W 3 eniom Donald Knapp Pres. Benette Banks Bertha Bliss Howard Brown Keith Hege Marcia Lee Joe Fink Vice-Pres. Wanda Bursack Robert Longley Iris McDaniel Sec.-Trees. .Norman Chamberlain Annie Lois Mhrtin Donnie Martin eniom Anna Marie Metz Kenneth Nicholson Mary Miller Ruby N evitt Howard Poovey Carol Spence Charles Reece Donald Spence l Marjorie Titus Ralph Spencer John Weninger CLOVER DALE FARM Breeders of A Pure Bred Shorthorn Cattle Visitors Welcome Farm located one mile south, three quarters west of Oxford OTTO B. WENRICH MAX M. WENRICH Jester Insurancfe We Insure Everything Against Anything INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 1883 Phone 1 or 71 1950 OXFORD ' KANSAS OXFORD SHOE SHOP nnmsn T1-ioxvms ADAMSVILLE ELEVATOR H. W. McDaniel--Owner and Onerator Dealer in Grain And Anaconda Fertilizer Business Phone 6'7F4 Residence 85 Oxford , Kansas Wanda Riggs Richard Monteith Jo Ann Paton Don Ross Elvin Phipps Ila Mae Poovey Vernie Simmons Bonnie Robinson Donna Mae Ibaton Virginia Ginder Helen Hardcastle Elizabeth Gant union! James Poovey, Pres. Bill West, V.-Pres. Dale Alley, Sec.-Trees. Marilyn Asper 'af Q...-sv Q xx QQ ,K Bernice Waters Dolores MbQuain Glenda Samples Carolyn Mears Arlene Burkhart Dhry Lou Brown Rose Cheuvront Alfred Spencer '7 OXFORD . 1 , 1' ' N My I -'1'ZJ EJ14 MOTOR ' :flifx l'lllD 'Wm' PHONE so COMPANY Hmm Banks Grocery 8: Market Fresh Meats - Fresh Fruits and Vegetables GROCERIES PHONE 81L5 OXFORD, KANSAS YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE HI-WAX CAFE Home cooked meals - Good steaks MR. AND M S. FRANK COVERT THE NELSON ALFALFA M LLS INC, Oxford, Kansas MANUFACTURES OF DEHYDRATED ALFALFA M AL SAVE AT WHINERY'S DRUG STORE The Ilexall Store FOUNTAIN SERVICE YEAR AROUND Phone 50-5 oxrorzn Abildgaard Hardware Headquarters for HARDWARE, APPLIANCES WORK CLOTHING, GIFT ITEMS lk A HOLLIS RUTTER Texaco Service Station Motor Tune Up KELLOGG FARM RS UNION CO-CP ASS'N George L. Karnes, Manager QUALITY FEEDS AT A SAVING Custom Mixing and Grinding Phone 66F5 Oxford , Kansas 3,9 OIT! area Ada Belle Emberton Ralph Weninger Phyllis Brown Jbhn Fink Jbyce Titus Stanley Shore Shirley Bussard Robert Starlin Virginia Potucek Ashley Morris V. xvs-sr 5 ' f ' 'ws Bonnie Knapp President Jbe Clarke Vice-Pres. Jbhn Cheuvront Sec.-Treas. Tommy Jester Caroline Trautwein Gary Rarick Rowena Robertson Ronald Lowery Betty Gardiner Gary Bliss Dean Thomas Nancy Kinkaid Shirley Evers Rose Marie Witt Naida Froemming N new fmmnnwc REST' Fl mm ' THE OXFORD MILLING CO.' O 4 u Q ik P HALLMARK CARDS YQU CAN PATRQNIZE THE LONG-BELL LUMBER .Co. WITH CONFIDENCE Telephone 35 Oxford, Kansas Robertson Drug Store FOR RELIABLE INSURANCE ' O1 O 1- OF ANY KIND HOME TOWN GROCERY SEEORCALL FOOD BANK Phone 121 Oxford, Kansas A. E. FINK - PHONE 341:19 . - Phone 96 Oxfofdfliansas gl Q.'5AI7lel'L Kenny Sue Leach Carl Halverstadt Zoe Frambers Bobby Brown Virginia Andes Dewayne Starlin Genieve Gheuvront Donald Sidener Wilma Reece Pres. Jimm Delp Vice Pres. Sec.-Treas. Veloris Nicholson Buddy Donlay Helen Green Gilbert Miller Beverly Bliss Lawrence Slack Mary Beth Sleighter Bill Hocker Rovella Lowry 11 Paul Nichols Kr Son We Speciallze in Washing and Greasing Conoco Service Station Ph-gne 82L4 Oxfq rd ,A Kansas 5 3 5 ff' fx X or ow X 3 A .REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS IT PAYS To LOOK WELL Standard-Portable - , Sales and Rental PlERCE'S BARBER SHOP WE ARE GLAD 'ro SERVE You 24 HOURS EVERY DAY Reduced Night and Sunday Rates OXFORD MUTUAL TELEPHONE C05 WICHITA SPORTING GOODS CO 411 EAST DOUGLAS WICHHA, KANSAS THE COACHES' CHOICE- YOUR CHOICE, TOO! MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS For KIMBALL PIANGS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TEACHERS SUPPLIES Qllunningbam illflusit C Qlinmpaup WINFIELD. KANSAS Full Line of Pastries and Bread SPECIAL ORDERS LORA'S PASTRY SHOP Phone 136L5 joofgaf WANDA BURSACK Attendant MARX MILLER QUEEN MRRCIA LEE CAROL ANN SPENCE Attendant Attendant RUBY NEVITT Attendant Marcia Lee Howard Brown Annie Lois Martin Norman Chamberlain Iris McDaniel Jo Ann Paton Vernie Simmons Ila Mae Poovey Bill West Wanda Riggs Bonnie Knapp Virginia Potucek Tommy Jester Caroline Trautwein Rose Marie Witt a f e eruice Benette Banks Co-Pres. Kenneth Nicholson Co-Pres Joe Fink Secretary Miss Griswold Sponsor Charles Reece Keith Hege Mary Miller Dale Alley Ruby Nevitt Jimmy Poovey Gary Bliss Shirley Bussard John Cheuvront Shirley Evers John Fink C. E. FEASTER and S Sand, Gravel Delivery Service Garage ONS Drive in for Complete b Overhauling Service MULVANEY GARAGE UUVER FURNITURE AND MURTUARY Magic Philco Radios and Refrigerators Chef Stoves Bigaon Refrigerators Glass and Wallpaper Phone 9L5 Oxford, Kansas BOTTOM ROW: Dale Alley, Secretary, Donnie Martin, Vice-President, Norman Chamberlain, President, Don Ross, Treasurer, Howard Poovey, Reporter, SECOND ROI-I: Donald Sidener, B. Hooker, D. Starlin, Stan- ley Shore, Sentinel, R. Lowery, G. Bliss, A. Spencer, THIRD ROW: C. .I-Ialverstadt, Robert Starlin, J. Weninger, J. Cheuvront, Phipps, Mr. Baird, Sponsor. flmfdaf Reece oe le Valley Center Mulvane Oxford Belle Plaine Conway Springs Clearwater Jwmy Poovey Nb Pman Ch Qlzzbel-lain ff' Qwb Q56 O 1,00 Bud Schroeder Alfred Spencer Joe Flnk 1 Captain LEAGUE STANDINGS Egg Lost 5 O 4 l 2 3 2 3 2 3 O 5 X E 12, 12, O9 19, O9 Os 6, or 19, 68 .Bill west SEASON'S RECORD Leon Conway Springs Anthony Clearwater Belle Plaine Valley Center Cathedral Mulvane Harper TOTAL jootlaf Donald Knapp They 2:39 19 6 L3 12 16 27 39 27 33 222 d. Monteith R1Gh9'r tal'-7-ln 1 121014 sow Ronald Lowry J oe Clarke S70Qf6J Bogby Brown Coach Barnhart Buddy Donley Laurence Slack J ofa 0512 91011 Sb ', Obeu Sha O06 gig Foo X . 54.1 35 -. ls? fy -. a gmac xx, 3 S Bill Hocker Ashley Morris Bob Longley Managers Jimmy Delp .x4fALfic .Si:Ao!ar5AL7a:S ociefy Joe Fink wie5f RXSSES Skies Me eikl ff? K: I ff., - x-LLx . i1?EFEe- . Qwseeie A W - eras Q-A-Rvfgyxg . . Jlmmy Poovey B111 West Joe Clarke John Cheuvront Charles Reece Dale Alley John Fink Richard.Monteith Stanley Shore SALES SERVICE N Ford Trained Mechanics t Genuine Ford Parts 4 Special Ford Equipment N Factory Approved Methods New Q Reconditioned Motors Fender 84 Body Repair ' Auto Painting Custom Upholstering Wrecker Service GOODYEAR TIRES Budget Plan Monthly Payment Gall 210 Gall , STUBER BROTHERS mo-1120 MAIN sTnEE'r VVINFIELD. KANSAS COM LIM NTS OF jam SPORTING GOODS us-ng scum ronenn WICHITA, KANSAS OUTFTTTING THE ATH ETE FUR 55 YEARS TRYON IMPLEMENT AND HARDWARE COMPANY Dealer in Minneapolis-Moline Line Sales and Service General Line of Hardware Phosphate, Fertilizer, and Windmills lll, E. Lincoln Wellington, Kansas ' 'mm WICHITA BRUSH at CHEMICAL co. qromerly wichita Brush 00.7 Helps Keep Your School Clean Household Sc Industrial EVERYTHING FOR CLEANING EVERY KIND OF BUILDING W. K. ENOCH DONALD lc. ENOCH WICHITA 2, KANSAS HAMPSHIRE HOGS AND SHEEP More Meat For More Profit 'Poem BROS. Louis and Waldo Phone '77F1O Oxford , Kansas CHESTER A K INK AID osrsovnrnlc vrlvllcnu AND OXFORD. KANSAS IURGEON What you do is NEWS for Bring it in--- the REGISTER Send it i1'1--- Phone it Thank You! in--'7OL5 D500 mum Osage Q go mrs R G ba :: sL.-T 0014 338 -.-as Em'- VJ any-1 d'B is In Z Va 'Em- SWB cd l-JI-i- . .ai C1303 A S-4 N O 0 O Q fag GJD at E5 ml 552 Dim Q Q M5 cd Pl umm gag E m omg H gsm J ag! on 00 3 K-1 .C-CD G O .MF-1-'J O fr-I U GS jon AE R 5: oz: Q86 3 -5 IJDAK!-rl 889 0-lr-4 U1 QQ JQB G5 gsm 255 e.u 9-100 +7 O .93 A0 Esw 0504 541-15 gs N 3 'QEE Ho m 5 A hmm SMS? ggi E833 gain! Bell, Butterworth, Nichols, West, Trautwein, Evans, Nicholson, Knapp, McCrabb 1 The Fashion Studio WELLINGTON Harold Epperaon Leiha Clenrell WE PHOTOGRAPH O WEDDINGS O PARTIES O GROUPS 0 NEWS 0 ADVERTISING U ARCHITECTURAL 0 AGRICULTURAL 0 ANIMAL SPECIALIZING IN CHILD PORTBAITS PHONE FOR APPOINTMENTS Wellington, Tel. 620 Oxford, Tel. 103 Standard Oil Products Standefer Standard Bulk Delivery Service Service W. A. Standefer A. W. Bowers Propietor Agent Phone 168 Phone 111 LOWERY PLUMBING and WELL SUPPLIES FAIRBANKS PUMPS AND WATER SOFTENERS Oxford Phone 29F2 I E, OUR CONGRATULATIONS ! To The Graduating Class of 1950 Natural Gas--Nature's Finest Fuel Refrigeration Water Heating Cooking Heating THE GAS SERVICE COMPANY w , I .LN I E65 EJ D4 ii U ,I XTXJXXN, - x. JlnbfYi5',. '..f . . 5155 - . .. .xx ' gg Volume. ,vu A -' Degggembe-3 -if . wf 'm'- . I , f arid gfw, ,fir IQR'f1Trqfw1rTQeSZg65QgKi2QfiJy qwwwf gsQQi1,35QN wr J' in f ' Y G.- Q t ' tiin,-L,fiQg x-25 Mer, KX -1 if! HMA V I ..!i:fQ51u11,,g4,4.14r-wafgwt M-K-:1...q: L ,.1s,2f'-If . ssl.L- y N... .--..-. -- ' '-S-M - --1' The second part of the program will be by the following girls: Joyce Titus, Ruby Nevitt, Wanda Bursack, Zoe Frambers, Rose Marie Witt, Rovella Lowry, Helen Green, Benette Bank Mary Miller, Marjorie Titus and Marcia Lee. They will sing: Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming, with a solo part by Marcia leeg Away in a Manger, While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks, with solo part by Helen Greeng Angels X npanists will be Keith nd Benette Banks, readers roline Trautwein and Dale Bob Longley and Howard are Stage Managers, , s Brown, Naida Froemming rjorie Titus were in charge licityg and Miss Squire the script. HONOR ROLL ents had Caroline Trautweing juniors-- Dale Alley, Dolores McQuain, Jo Ann Paton, Wanda Riggs, Bill West, seniors--Benette Banks fall A'SJ, Keith Hege, Annie Lois Martin, Iris McDaniel, Anna Marie Metz, Charles Reece. A w,LfQ?'X VJ Q i X145-ji A Ep p P 'f Q'x Q1 .HA CLASS OFFICER'S CLUB Joe Clarke B111 West , Jimmy Poovey Veloris Nicholson John Cheuvront Ihle Alley Iris McDaniel Jimmy Delp Mr. Sease J oe Fink Donald Knapp Bonnie Knapp Wilma Reece MIXED CHORUS MECHANICAL DRAWING 29 55, E? ga 4 , s Q 1353! as X X m. x 331 S is .. . 3 gg. M A. H W-we-4, U p , -,,- h Q s s 3 X 1? Ewa :A X, X WH -- 1 L R A Q V fig ? A ' ' A 5' 9 5 -P -H f. wig z -'ww , ,,., , , W - 1 X L 1 m Q3 -Q 1 ' i 1-A q I, . 5, ' ft W, 4 F' .W K ,ix Q :A-xnxx J , . ..W, - 5 S, Q X x . 5 ' N G 1, 1 L- 'LLL Q 3 ? M'-ff' meow x . Q g,rg,w-Qglsizf ' ,.., 'SX j 'N fm. i x A ' WN. X ,. Mm, X? a . .W ... Q ffi ... . B .A-A? fx' wi .QQ-ww. N img. 5 V .2525 kg N.. s wx. ,K Q? 2? 'Q w 'i Q-sun: SNS i . .5 -5. .Q v. X Q fin N- ' s - , Q K 1- .. ' z K f 35. .,,j' 5 W. 3 . X A ww . g . lg I- Q-5+ K A . P- . ' V - , I . .K 32535 X - ,, -. , Mi jx. X 5 ' . k sf: X. i ' A S ' Nl E x 5 5 . ' . E2 'x - L if sg . .. . F . new K Y i it . ww 5. ti ., ., if 'X 3? S Q 1 T' Yi 3 1 rl .. . K . . - ,I gif? Q kzlze :1 px. S... wk C Martin, Lee, Banks, Metz, Bliss, Spenc MbDanielg STANDING: West, Reece, Hege, Brow Poovey, Nicholson, Fink, Chamberlain, Blis Bursack, Mears, Asper, McQuain is . For quality cleaning and fast service Call 129 . SMITH CLEANERS George R. Blake Jr. Meet your friends At the C A N T E E N For recreation and refreshments Mry and Mrs. Anon White DONLEY'S BUTANE SERVICE We Deliver Phone 79 Oxford, Kansas For the best of every thing in the produce line, stop at the A OXFORD PRODUCE Thank you. Mr. and Mrs. John Green 1 1 2 4 1 1 11 'V I l I 1 congratulations, Cla-ss of '50 Visit . Brown Electric Co. for lighting fixtures, wiring supplies, and electrical service 1,7 A----V v - ----A A Bissitts Garage GENERAL AUTO AND TRACTOR ' REPAIRING BATTERY SERVICE OGFBIU 4 .,. tW,.e ,pkg-:t1,,, Q B, f b Ml! L 45-1 , , gg, , 1' V' ua 4 ,.,, ,, K.T. SERVICE STATION HJPK DEEYERX. W-- 393 GOMPLIMENTS TO FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY OF OXFORD RURAL HIGH zG51:zgnx Qliaxhmaxe filnmpamg Phone 198 Winfield gaifgefgaf Donley Barnhart, Coach Cheuvront Managers Jester, Longley erxaxg Brown 5, Scorekeeper YO O-q Og eww K119-PP Ss 2 qivbo Fink Spencer OXFORD TEAM WINS Valley Center, Kans., CSpec- ialj-Oxford beat Valley Cen- ter, 34 to 29, here last night in a Sumwick league game. ' Oxford Defeats Micks Oxford, Kane., fspeoiall-Coach Clifford Barnhar-t's Oxford high school team defeated St. Mary's fCathedra1J of. Wichita here last night, 45 to 44, in a fiercely con- tested non-leegue game. Oxford had to come from for behind to win. But the Sumner county lads rallied and used free throws with deadly accuracy to take the verdict by a single point. St. Marv'l soared into a first Derlod lead, 28 to 'I with Gebert showing the way. Oxford fought back and had shaved the lead somewhat at the half, Cathedral leading at the half by 25 to 19. FINALLY CLOSE GAP Oxford continued to gain and the Mick led at the :tart of the final stanza by only two oints, 38 to 31. In the final heat Oxford passed the visitors and edged them by one point. Clearwater Wins In Extra Sessions Clearwater, Kane., CSpecialJ- It took an overtime period and a , sudden death to turn the trick but 1 Clearwater turned back Oxford 'here last night, 41 to 40, in a Sumwick league game. The 1949 Class B champions led, 22 to 13, at the half out Ox- ford knotted the bount and two overtimes were required to decide the issue. In the preliminary game Clear- water won, 28 to 25, Oxford Wins Over Burden Team Oxford, Kaus., fSpecialI -Ox- ford defeated Burden, 44- to 36, in a non-league game here last night. ' icholson led.the scoring with 20 points. John Fink h 'she visitors led, 20-7, at the Bliss a . The Oxford seconds also won. X db eefl . 'O- foe? -soft Q was Starlln Derby and Oxford Win In District Tournament Oxford, Kaus., fSpecialJ-Derby and Oxford emerged, winners -in the Class B district tournament here last night and go into the semi-finals tonight at 8:20. In the other semi-final game tonight South Haven and Mulvane, winners on Tuesday night, wiilcollide at 7 p. m. ' In the second game Oxford scored on the opening play, and .Douglass stalled for six minutes 'when Oxford gained possession of the ball and scored: Oxford lead e. end of the first quarter-,itil In the second quarter Oxfordl scored s free throw and Douglass scored a free throw, as Douglass again stalled and the half ended with ,Oxford leading, 5-1. Oxford, scored 10 points in the third quart- I, er to 6 for Douglass, and the third' quarter ended, Oxford 15, Doug- lass 73, Oxford made 9 points in. the final period to 1 for Douglass, the final score showingahead, 24' to 8. 4' The box score: Oxford 120 Douglass QU fs ft pf fg it Df ' Nicholson -'I 0 1 Olmstesd 1 2 1 Fink 1 1 l Little 0 l 0 Knapp I. 0 0 Wilson 0 l 0 Poovey 2 1 2 Kittie 1 0 0 Welt 0 0 1 Polk 0 0 l Bracht 0 0 2 ll 2 5 2 4 4 i onlblhlll Bonlne onsd Johnson. l ............1..'-4....,, Oxtord Thumps Johnnie Academy p Oxford, Kaus., fSpeciall-Ox-i ford high defeated St. J ohn's acad-2 Mulvane, Oxford Whip Tourney Foes l -Special to The Easley OXFORD, Mar. 2.-Mulvane anal Oxford will tangle here Friday night lor the district class B high scholl basketball championship. Mulvane scored a 75 to 36' victory tonight '-over South Haven while Oxford dis- posed of Derby 47-25 in semi-final 'games Thursday night. Mulvane held a 38-15 halftime lead in its game with South Haven while Oxford posted a. 20-14 halftime advantage. Tonlght's winners advanced to re- gional play. ,SEASON'S RECORD WE TH Y Wellington B 31 17 St. Me.ry's Urlichital 20 42 Augusta 20 1,0 Conway Springs 30 21, St. Johns 5.4, 21, Clearwater AA, 27 Mulvane 32 35 Augusta 48 1,2 Valley Center 31, 29 Burden 41, 36 Belle Plaine L9 29 Conway Springs 47 21 Clearwater 40 1,2 St. Johns 35 22 Mulvane 38 M, St. Maryls fwichital 45 M, Valley' Center 49 AA Burden 1,0 36 Belle Plaine 57 31 TOTAL 757 629 emy 54 to 24 in n-l gu - cou ,te h 'l ta iight e'Il'h .8:- n r ere as 1118 . e ford B team also won, 45 to 25. The Oxford team rolled into an iearly lead and had the situation ,under control at all -times. It was 27 fo 10 at the half. Nicholson with 19 points paced the home team while the John- . :ses scoring was light and scatter- 36 ! Oxtord Downs Augusta Orioles Oxford, Kaus., lSpoc!aU - Ox- ford high dcwned Augusta last night, .48 to 42. , Oxford led, 24 to 17, at the half and was able to make its margin good to the final Iam. . A Nicholson and app each got 14 points for the winners ,while Rhoades had 15 for the Orioles. The box score: 02106 UI! Asssm fm' sit of fait f D! Nicholson I I 4 Thom!! I I I Fink 1 0 5 Forpahl 0 0 I Knob! I 2 2 Gilbert I 1 I Poovifl 3 I 2 Rhfllil I I I West I 4 1 Patterson I 2 I ' lost! I 2 I 18 12 ll I6 10 23 Ollelslsz Butts and Uouglier. ..1-1.-ll Oxtord Wins - Over Clearwater Oxford, Kens., fSpeciall-0x- ford high defeated Clearwater, last year's state Class B champion, 44 o 27, here last night. The Oxford seconds also won, 29 to 13. , Nicholson. shot Oxford into an early lead, firing out of the cor- .ner against a Clearwater zone de- 'fense. It was 23 to 11 at the half 'with Oxford ahead. Nicholson racked up 17 points for Oxfordl It -was s- Sumwlck league game. 1 The box score: Oxford U0 Clssrwstsr IH! fs: ft pf 1 it r0 m B. B Qver sumrrcx LEAGUE STANDING sf-edt W L Mulvane 10 O Oxford '7 3 Valley Center 6 Z, Clearwater 5 5 qw Conway Springs 2 8 X10 Belle Plaine 0 10 sr of Nicholson 8 1 5 Vulgsmolo B 1 1 Fink 0 0 0 Nlghswongsr 0 2 5 Knapp 2 1 4 Parker ' 5 2 3 Chsmberlsln 0 2 2 Arbsland 0 0 I 'Poway 8 2 1 Smith I 0 1 WUC 5 2 2 18 Ill 11 518 l Ofllclslszlflsssen and Nlchsl. I 1 l l 1 1 l 1883 1950 i The Oxford Bank --over 67 years of banking This Bank is a Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cons ervative Progressive Phone No. 1 Phone No. 52 Oxford, Kansas ALLRED TIRE Sc BRAKE SERVICE New Idea and Massey-Harris Farm Machinery 1, D, f-MK-Kgyn K,g5Eg D Firestone Tires 8: Accessones PAINTS WALLPAPER VA-RNISH Phone 419 520 west Ninth Sanders and Polisher: for Rent Winfleld. Kansas relepheee ess 211 South Washington rnomfrusss wn-H voun OBLIGATION srnsuarnzns Youn cnsnn' Wemngtmlv KUUBBIS l '04 f I T, I TRY US FIRST FOR CLEANING, WHEELER SERVICE STATION PRE-SSING, HAT Bl-OCKlNGv Tires-Batteries . Quality Products ANYTHING DONE Phone-145 IN OUR LINE OF WORK. TH CHILI BOWL OXFORD nav CLEANERS ,Q M ggmmblgggscmli ALL WORK GUARANTEED 3 BQ g 6 Telephone 40 - 17 Oxford, Kansas Youlll like 'em Edith Whinery Phone 7AL5 HOWARD FURNA5 NRegistered Herefordsn Guaranteed Herd Sires watch and Clock Pepper DomingE3?dBZHR Pioneer 60th R pair RNES phgn5.6gig Oxford, Kansas Phone 22F15 WENRICH'S ROADSIDE MARKET Open Evenings and Sundays Phone-38 THE OXFORD THEATRE Southwest Finest- Congratulations Oxf d R 1 H' h S hool from to or - ura lg c phone 87 your home of good and clean entertainment, Oxford Kansas AhmwaGmdSMw , X Qgellea l ROW ONE: Cheuvront, R.-Parlimentary Law, Robertsonalklnance, Knapp-Program, Witt-Piano, .Nevitt--Secretary, Metz-President, Banks-Vice President, Riggs-Treasurer, McDaniel-Social, Lee-Devotions, Paton-Service, Titus, J.- Muaicg 'Irautwein-Point System, ROW TWO: Squire-Sponsor, Spence, Reece, Bursack, Miller, Titus, M., Waters, Samples, Lowry, Nicholson, Froemming, Peavey, Gardiner, ROW THREE: Robinson, McQuain, Ginder, Burkhart, Deaton, Hardcastle, Brown, M., Asper, Frambers, Green, Potucek, Bussard, Evers, Mears, Kinkaid, Bliss, Brown, P. ,-Publicity, Andes, Martin, Qyeffe fading: Anna Marie Metz Miss Squire Benette Banks President Sponsor Vice Pres. Ruby Nevitt Bgnnie Knapp Sec. Program Marcia L99 Caroline Trautwein Devotions Point System Rowena Robertson ROSS Marie Witt Finance Piano Iris McDaniel Social Phyllis Brown Publicity Rose Gheuvront Parl. Lalw Wanda Riggs Treas . Jo Ann Paton Service Joyce Titus Music XXX.-s: ! H-Q,,,,,f-rf-Y' Seeds NUTRENA AND BUS! HEN FEEDS Coal and Fertilizers Custom Grinding, Mixing Phone 92 Oxford, Kansas DRINK Hyten Insurance and Finance Company Dependable Insurance for Every Need 7 ' Automotive Finance IN BOTTLES Phone AOO 110 South Washington Wellington, Kansas semen umm Aumonrrv or me cocA-con comma av THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Winfield. Kansas K 1 1 1 I i i N 5. .. ., ,,. asv 0l'lOl Martin--Sr. lst, 2nd, 3rd, 2 Sem., Ath W X 1 X X Metz--Sr. lst, 2nd, Sem. , Lth wx -N-W-fm X . rs we M , f X :gf , - - i f., wgiiiw 'h- i f My ,sz . X.z,A,. McDaniel-Sr. ii Banl'.S--ST. 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