Pawhuska High School - Wa Sha She Yearbook (Pawhuska, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

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P I:'lD?iPt8.nt is the group Olf-Dl'Ogl'0SSiV6, energetic citizens who are working' to improve the conditions and Welfare Of all aw us ans. Aiding these citizens in every undertaking and supporting every movement is Pawhuska high school. high? DUFD0fse of this edition of the Wah-Sha-She is to set forth the activities and achievements of Pawhuska high school, W C IS turning out students of vision who will aid in the growth of a better Pawhuska and Osage c0unty of tomorrow. by i f . of f I , i at i n 5, In X I' li ! t T 5 MN ' ' I V' n. Q 110 'faq'2i'ffll+MeM tx KA ,,-f'N' v . , V F W ,--ff-W-5-wfrf -2-'r-fefmeq f M f DEDICATION We. the Seniors, dedicate this edition of the Wah-Qha-She to you the students of Pawhuska Junior-Senior high school who have shared wxth us the serious and the lighter moments that are necessary to obtain an education ln any pu'bllc school. to cg?eh1948dWah'Sha'she Annual is designed to reflect the life of the high school. In copy and in picture we have tried C an to hold fOr YOU mem0I'ieS Of people you knew and loved, and the things you did. . . , games, plays and May these Stories 9-Hd Pictures of teachers classmates coronation ceremonies football and basketball campus actlvlties afford, you happy memories of the 1947-48 school year. 5 ' ' If this Aannual gives Dleasllre. not Only for the, present, but for future yearsg we shall not have worked in vain. lllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllililllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllll Ein rmnriam To the memory of John Nicholas QAD Galvin, alumnus of the class of '47, We pay tribute. If one person of the class of '47 exem- plified the true spirit of Pawhuska high school more nearly than another, that person was Al. That ls how the mem- bers of his class feel: that is how the faculty feels. Al was for the school. He was in- terested ln every phase of it. He was a booster. He could put over any meas- ure he undertook. He was not only a. good student in his academic subjects, but he participated in various extra- curricular activlties. Among them were 4-H club, Poetry club, Future Teachers of America, football, contests, National Guard, Boys' Glee Club, Annual-Chopa staff, Junior play, Student Council and State Honor Society. lllllllllllllllllllllll lliIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlllllIIIl!llIIIIlilllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! As the handsome young dramatic coach in the Junior play, Come Rain or Shlne, Al was outstanding in his jestful interpretation. In the annual all-school Christmas program, put on by the speech and vocal music departments, Al played in true spirit the part of the bishop in The Bishop's Candlestick, by Victor Hugo.. In the Senior play, And Came the Spring, Al again had a lead. He played to the hilt the part of Jeffrey Hart- ness, an aristocratic husband and father who maneuvered the welfare of his household. In developing the theme, Our Tasks, Al and six other young men of his class appeared on the Commencement DF0- gram. Al used as his subject Strengthening of Three Great American Institutions. He did honor to himself in mter- preting the part the home, the school and the Church play in American life. Al's love of life, generous attitude toward others and strong personality endeared him to everyone. He was an ideal Amer- ican high school boy. The best to be wished for every high school student is that he might have the ability and will to live life as abund- antly, wholesomely and joyously as AL did. Surely his sparkling, fervent spirit is making brighter that other dawn. llllllllllllllllllllllll IlIlllllllIlllllllllllllIlllllIIlllllllllllllillllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , f , of the Pawhuska schools is composed of five members, elected for a period of three years. Jesig -7-t Worten, Sr., att0rH8y-at-18-W, has been a member of the board eight years, the last five of which he has served as pres en. Clifton M Lenoir assistant cashier of Th N ' - . e ational Bank of Commerce, has been a. member of the board five years. Ray G8-thfight, of the Tolson-Gathright Insurance company, appointed to fill the unexpired term of George Hemphill, was elected a member of the board two years ago. Sam Blythe, Chief of the Welfare Division of the Osage Agency, has served the citizens of Pawhuska for three years as a member of the Board of Education. L. C. Wood, beverage distributor, be Supt. E. C. Sprague is serving his first year in the Pawhuska schools. came a member of the board at the annual school election last April. an ey. iff!! XX as J N. All e ADMINISTRATION Q 4. jf AND 521 1 f,II Z! B 'fi 'f!' J 1 Q V M-f as , e , f i M 1 jiri f ' Eve E. C. SPRAGU E E. C. Sprague assumed his duties as superintendent of the Pawhuska schools in September, 1947. Mr. Sprague received a. M.Ed. degree from Oklahoma University in 1933 and a B.S. degree from Southeastern State -Col- lege in 1924. At Southeastern in 1923 he was president of the student council, president of the Forensic Debating Club and deemed the best all-round man on the campus. Mr. Sprague was superintendent of schools at Clayton, Oklahoma, for five years. At Clayton his schools won the Elmer Fraker Americanism award for having the outstanding Americanism pro- gram in Oklahoma. Prior to coming to Pawhuska, Mr. Sprague was superintendent of schools at Corning, Arkansas. .ZJMAQJ Q .AZ E 4' ' ' ,460 ,f' gf' . !fQ9 J LEWIS BEAN Having held various positions in the Pawhuska. schools, Lewis Bean became principal of the high school in Septem- ber. 1946. Mr. Bean attended college at S.M.T.M., Pittsburg, Kansas: Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, where he received his B.A. degree: university of Oklahoma., Nor- man: and A. 8: M. College, Stillwater, where he receivedihis M. S. degree and where he was a member of the Iota. Lambda Si-qma. Having served as princi- pal of grade schools, principal of Junior high. and teacher of D. O.. Mr. Pearl is now principal of the high school and spon- sor of Student Council. 99.5 Jeanne King, teacher of English, re- ceived her M. A. degree from O. U. and B, A. degree from Central State Coll- lege. A Miss King has served on the legislative and public relations committeesnof N. E. A., edited the Poetry D8-ge of The Ok- lahoma Teacher and acted as chairman of the English department of the North- east District. h K1 ' esident of the Paw us- kaMbi'itnchniflsA?rA. U. W. and member of Delta Kappa Gamma- G. B. Hatchett, director of diversified occupations, holds a B. S. degree from East Central State and a M. ED. degree from Oklahoma University. He has also done graduate work in Texas University and A. 8a M. Hatchett is affiliated with the Ameri- can Vocational Education Association. N. E. A.. Iota Lambda Sigma. Student Sen- ate at E. C. S. C. and Pawhuska Class- room Teachers Association, as president. teacher State ey-5 she a B. S. She is a member ma, past of Teachers the Board of f- m r o listee of A. and of the District O. E. Holding the exclusive position of mathe- matics in Junior high, Miss Em. Gandy received a B. A. degree from Oklahoma University. Before coming to Pawhuska, she held teaching positions in the schools of Cus- lng, Lexington, and Carnegie. Miss Gandy ls an active member of the Pawhuska branch of A. A. U. W.. having served ln all the official positions. 'Q Wesley R. Rose, vocal music instruc- tor, has a. B. A. degree from Central State College and has studied in North- western, University of Tulsa and Chris- tiansen Choral School, In '39 Rose was a member of Who's :?l3gC:,ll'l American Colleges and Universi- The DI'0gress Rose has made in his de- partment is shown ln the mixed chorus, Girls Glee Club. Boys' Glee Club, and small ensembles he directs. Coming from Talihina, Mrs. Lillian Sandlin, home economics instructor, is a new member of the P. H. S. faculty this year. Mrs. Sandlin received her elementary and high school education in Talihina. She -has a B. S. degree from Southeast- ern State College, where she was a mem- ber of the Boule Honor Society. Mrs. Sandlin is majoring in vocational home economics in A. h M. - GN J. K Miss Mary Catherine Backus. teacher of general science. hiologv and nhvsics. began her professional career in P. H. S. last September. Graduating from Bowlegs high school, Miss Backus attended O. B. U., from which school she received a B. A. de- gree in Mav. 1947. Miss Backus Ahelomzs to the Pawhviska. Classroom Teachers Or- ganization. O. E. A. and N. E. A. Returning to her alma mater six YGHFS ago as a member of the high 51011001 faculty, Mrs. Irene Winton teaches book- keeping, is school llibrarian and secretary tu Lewis Bean. Mrs. Winton attended Southwestern College for Women. from which college she received a B. S. degree. Jiffy' 'V U Coming to Pawhuska in 1945, Coach Frank Lucas has set up an a1l-school- Year athletic program of football, basket- ball and baseball. Lucas received his coaching training at East Central Teach- ers College, Ada, Oklahoma. Included among other organizations to which he holds membership are Oklahoma Coach.es.Association, National Education - fSS0C1al10I1. Oklahoma Education Associa- tion and School Masters' Club. As executive and classroom teacher, Mrs. Mayme Myers has an unibroken period of service, having filled respon- sible positions in local, county, state and national teacher organizations. A member of O. E. A. and N. E. A. since her first year of teaching, she has attended N. E. A. conventions in Denver, Buffalo and Cincinatti. Mrs. Myers is a member of the Nu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, national honor society of distinguished women teachers. James G. Peters, shop and home me- chanics man, holds a. B. S. degree from Northwestern State College and is doing graduate work in A. 8: M. Prior to coming to Pawhuska. Peters taught in Quinlan and Gates, Oklahoma: Sun Citv and Moscow, Kansas: and Sun- rise, NVyomlng. He is a member of O. E. A.. Oklahoma Industrial Arts Asso- ciation and Iota Lambda Sigma. .Teacher of social science in Junior high, Mrs. Pearl Barton became a mem- ber of the Pawhuska. High School faculty folir Yea-FS 8-80. following her principal- Shm of Lynn school in 1942-43. Mrs. Barton received a B. S- degree from Northeastern State College. She is an active member of B. P. W.. Eastern Star. 0. E. A. and N. E. A. She spon- igzif Home Room 8-2 and girls' basket- . New to the ranks of P. H. S. thls year is George Brite, band director. Brite Aholds a B. M. E. degree from the University of Tulsa., At T. .U. he was a member of Kappa Delta Pi, national education fraternity: Phi Mu Alpha, fraternity for professional musicians: Kappa Kappa Psi, honorary band fraternity: and Kappa Alpha Alpha, social fraternity. The Kenda.llabrum of '47 named him outstanding man on the campus. ' A teacher of experience, Eugene B. Lewis heads the department of mathe- matics. Prior to three years in the Regular Army. Lewis taught ln Monroe. Foraker. Nolagoney and Wynona. in the fields of science. mathematics and English. In 1935 Lewis received a B. S. degree from A. 8: M. He is a member of Kappa Delta. Pi, honor society in education, Red Red Rose, .O. E. A. and N. E. A. Under the instruction of Miss Bertha ll'agner, the commercial department of the lngli school equips students for secre- tarial and other business positions. Miss llfagner holds a B. S. degree from Northwestern State College. She has done graduate work at Colorado State College. Miss Wagner was a member of the college band, orchestra. and a cappella choir, A graduate of PHS in 1928, Miss Ber- nice Pixley is clerk to the board of Edu- cation and secretary to E. C. Sprague. Before returning to Pawhuska four years ago, Miss Pixley held positions with the Boeing' Air Plane Company, VVichita, and the Harter Mercantile Com- pany, Ponca. City, and the Ponca City Retail Credit Association. Miss Pixley attended the Ponca City Business College and the Comptometer School, Tulsa. -MISS of Spanish and in Gar- ber. on oerore com- ing to A student in Junior College, Tonkawa.. Miss Hill was a member of the Associa- tion of Arts of Northern Oklahoma. She received a B. S. degree from O. U., where she was a member of a. literary club and the college honorary society. . Zf' - ,Af f .ff , A .,f,,,.,.x1,,. V..-,V-fs -- A f ' J I Mrs. Mildred Grinstead, teacher of Eng- lish ln Junior high, received a B. A. de- gree from Northeast State Teachers Col- lege. With the exception of one year in the Wynona. schools. Mrs. Grinstead has had her teaching years ln. the Pawhuska school, Mrs. Grlnstead affiliates with lo- cal, state and National teacher groups. She is chairman of the Text Book Com- mlsslon of the Pawhuska school. .-X Mutt 'n Jeff ' 'ZE' A, k,,- ' ,,, ',1:L X He? ' L Peek-a-boo, Miss King! VVait a minute! Our Lillian X v A i , SA t xiijm-5 I ef my ,, . I 1 iwvg A ff, hgvfz, ' f .11 H i ' 'mqwf xii, ,' ,li-f-Wiiw 3 sig .2- - . 1-Elf A MW? JE? eq? My Wg? . fgfffl '17 A l5iz2'fi7f A fi ask ' . A my W ,V: ,:.-,1,. '3 , M v HOBERT MULLER Presxdent BETTY CU LVER N2 l J EAN BIV I NS Treasurer Senior 1 I lll lll l.LovD sMl'rH 1 Vice-President 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 11 LOU ISE DAW ES Rosie Band-Orchestra. '45, '48 Pep Club '45-'48 Student Council '46, '47 T Sz I Club '47, '48 D. 0. '47, '43 JOHN DEAN MAHER ,nstudn Student Council '46 D. O. '47 T 6 I Club '47 Junior Play Sound liffects '47 Annual Sales Committee '48 DONALD RAY FRANKS Franks, Jr. Junior Play '47 Band '45 Annual Sales Committee '48 Senior Play '48 LAWRENCE G. KENDRICK l4Genel1 Band '45, '46 Senior Picnic Committee '48 AFILENE FREDERICK Frederica Pep Club '48 Jr. Play Usher '47 T E I Club '48 D. 0. '48 Senior Picnic Committee '48 DSLQRES DETTA GARRETT ee Library '45 Pep Club '45-'48 T 5 I Club '48 D. O. '48 Senior Picnic Committee '48 JOAN DIXON Jodee Poetry Club '45 Pep Club '45-'48 Librarian '47 Student Council '48 Rest Citizen for Octorer '43 FH.A. Pa.rlia.mentar'an '48 Chops.-Annual Staff '48 Homecoming Float '48 DORSEY M. MCCARTN EY Sonny ' Jr. Red Cross Council '45 D. O. '46-'48 T h I Club, '46-'48 Annual Sales Committee '48 NOPMA JEAN BIVINS Bivie Band '47-'48 Sr. Class Treasurer '48 Poetry Club '45. '46 Library Club '47 Sr. Announcement Com. Band Twir'er '47, '48 F. H. A. '48 Christmas Pageant '48 ROY DEAN CHARLTON IIROYYI Jr. Red Cross '45, '46 Junior Play '47' Senior Play '48 Mixed Chorus '48 Senior Play Committee '48 MARJORIE LOU HALL ll Marg!! ' Oklahoma Girls' State Student Council '45-'48 Red Cross Council '45 F.H.A. President '48 Mixed Chorus '48 Glee Clulb '45, 46. '48 Library '48: Poetry Club '45 Chops.-Annual Staff '48 Tonkawa Interscholastic '47 Oklahoma Honor Society '46-'48 Pepsi-Cola Contest '48 Women's Federation Essay Contest '47 Student Director Senior Play O EDWARD LEO EASLEY Ed Football '45-'48 Basketball '45-'48 Boxing '46 Track '47, '48 Jo ANNE cunnv Joan Mixed Quartet. '48 Glee Club, '45-'47 Mixed Chorus '46-'48 Sextet '46, '47 Triple Trio '46, '47 Best Citizen '47 F. H. A. Songleader '47, '48 Junior Play '47 Pep Clu'b '45, '48 Senior Play '48 ' Librarian '48 Annual Staff '48 BOB ROGERS Hot Rock Student Council '47 D. O. '47 Senior Play Committee '48 T 8: I Club '47 Annual Staff '48 Chopa Staff '48 Christmas Pageant '48 Art C1ass'45, '46 Track'4S 5::L5lclA ANN TOLLETT Glee Club '46, '47 Mixed Chorus '46-'48 Triple Trio '47: Sextet '47 Red Cross Council '48 Office '45-'48 F.H.A. '48 Pep Club '46-'48 Library '45, '46 Sr. Play Committee '48 4-H Club '44, '45 Senior Play '48 ii DANIEL LUTHER JONES Danny .lunior I'lay '47 Senior Play '48 Mixed Chorus '48 Red Cross Councfl '45. '46 Senior Play Committee '48 BETTE JO DAVIS Leader Library '47 Jr. Play Committee '47 Sr. Day Committee '48 Art Class '45, '46 -YKWS . ALEXANDER JOSEPH STUART Alex Vice-president Junior Class '47 I Band '45-'48 Mixed Chorus '47-'48 Quartet '47 Junior Play '47 Senior Day Committee '48 Boys' Glee Club '47 Drum Major '48 PATSY LA VERNE CRAIG Papricka Glee Club '45 Pep Club '45-'48 Carol Club '45 F. H. A. '48 F. H. A. Queen '48 Annual Staff '48 JIM ALLEN RUSH Rusty Football '44-'48 Basketball '44-'45 4-H Club '44-'48 Osage Co. Vice-Pres. 4-H '48 Mixed Chorus '47 Senior Play '48 W - , LORAIN LEWIS T0rchy Band '44-'47 Jymor Play '47 loetry Club '44-'46 Thesplan Club '47 1 LE ROV PAYNE Wally Band '40-'42, 46-'48 World War II '43--'46 Class President '47 Student Council '47 MARY ELIZABETH BOWERS Betty Red Cross '44-'48 Spanish Club '44, '45 Pep Club '44-46 D. O. '47, '48 ' T Kc I Club '47. '48 Chops. '46 Annual Staff '48 PATSY QUIMBY q,,g,,,.. Poetry Club '45 Pep Club '45 Plcnlc Committee '48 D.0. '47, '48 Intramural Committee '46 Intramural Secretary '46 ROBERT EDWARD ADAMS uEggsn v Football '45-'48 Basketball '45-47 Junior Play '47 Senior Play '48 LILA JEANNINE CASS Cass Pep Club '45 Band '46-'48 Junior Play Committee '47 Junior Play '47 Christmas Pageant '47 Sr. Breakfast Committee '48 Office '48 Senior Play '48 nl -1659 WAN DA JEAN CRAWFORD Crawford Office '48 Office '48 Band '45-'48 Jr. Play Student Director '47 Annual Advertising Com. '48 Christmas Pageant '47 Red Cross Council '44-'46 Homecoming Committee '47 Senior Play '48 POWELL ALICIA MARIA PSOMAS Luscious . Band Queen '46 Carnival Queen '46 Band Twlrler '47. '48 Glee Club '45, '46 Spanish Club '45 Librarian '46, '47? Office '47 Sr, Football Queen Campaign Mgr. '48 Annual Staff '48 Pep Club '45. '46: Leader '47 tmas P eant '47 i greg iliross Cggncll '45. '46 4 4 ,iall 4 Ls 54' at 4 zz' . ' -4 V- , H fe N 4 LLOYD ALFRED SMITH Alfred Vice-president Senior Class Mixed Chorus '46-'48 Band '45-'48 . Boys' Glee Club '47 Boys' Quartet '47 Mixed Quartet '48 Senior. Day Committee '48 44 ' ' NORMAN A FKOWE Camp M Student Council 45- 46 Basketball 47- 48 Football 46- 48 Vice- resident 4 H 48 Boys State 47 'TSW'- M-454411 !f,,,..... '48 f WILLIAM D. Musanovl llslull Football '47-'48 4-H Clllb '45-'46 Junior Play '4 J' Senior '48 A , s ANN TAY W 4 i . 1 .,.- ',,. '4s 4 4 7 6 ' V llllc 4 4is4 1 H3555 JOAN PAYTON . ' a Vfj. g Glee Club '44-'48 if Student Council '44-'48 44 Mixed Chorus '47, '48 Accompanist '47, '48 5 4-yy T Chopa.-Annual Staff '48 Junior Play '47, V V Senior 'Play '48 State Honor Society '45-'48 S Pepsi-Cola Contest '48 u H I r , 4' 25 ',,' P ' ' Track '47 4 , 3 'i '4 '.. ' '4 is m e tp its 4 n ew -- 'fi', .Q -fs- .av 4 PATSY RUTH WOOD Pat Poetry Club '45, '46 Pep Club '45-'47 Senior Play '48 Student Council '46 F.H.A. Treasurer '48 Jr. Play '47 Band '46, '47 Pepsi-Cola. Contest '48 Chopa-Annual Staff '48 State Honor Society '45- 48 American Literature Contest Women's Federation Essay Contest '47 '47 Tonkawa Interscholastlc Latin '46 Tonkawa. Bookkeeping '47 ' 7:05 ' ' ' --- - - W f- - f - Y 1 ' ' ' 1 5, L , 1 I , flea lFl'9lA ANN BRENTON Y Student Councll '45, '46, '48 g'l'f1f1d.g'0'u 45 NORMH JEAN conu 11' Senior Play '48 om? f Pep Club '45, '48 B. d 45 48 . Okia. Honor Society '46, '47, M E r 9454 Tonkawa. Interscholastic '47 I a B Rtee .48 Best Citizen '47 k tb .48 American hkeglon Scholastic ses oi, y .48 W . Oratorlcal Contest '48 JM Pepsi Cola. Scholarship '48 Sr. Play ommittee '48 V , .,,, , '- ' ' ' QQ., -' - P- ' ' f y' ' STANLEY C. S RO , . 1 gs, nstudu X U Vyif yf, 'mn V . Foocneii '46-'48 m ,., , q,:f,,,S ,,..,V Y , Basketball Scor eep r '46 8 if W' Basketball Mana er ' -'4 Q 'e - t 7 ,,,2e,,f,,3 Mixed Chorus '47-'48 , 4 ' Mixed Chorus Pres ent 8 . 41:1-I gluing, '47 A H rad r . .. ,,P'. , .,,. f Class 'rreas r ' 7 . 4 '. 5?'?4.4f2 W -- e Annual Sales m 'ee ' , Q Junior Play C st Qijgg, Senior Play '4 ' - 10 Years Perle ch hy i . Attendance . ' 7 we , . oooo . l If ff , I L GERALDINE FOUNTAIN ENYART Gerry Band '45-'47 D. 0. '47-'48 Sr. Picnic Committee '48 Q LOUIE SURBER Hump Football '47-'48 Football Captain '48 Basketball '46-'48 Baseball '47-'48 Student Council '46-'48 Mixed Chorus '47-'48 All-State End '48 All-Conference Athlete '48 Senior Show Committee '48 ...4-, HOBERT MULLER1 JI'- Football '45, '48 Basketball '45, '48 Baseball '47. '43 Student Council '48 Jr. Red Cross '47 Class President '48 X L H ,,. ,ft ,,.,, ,,, 'yy it WRVGHT Jody ' P 185' '46 A V Lieder '47, '48 . Chorus '48 , Council '48 - 'ml ii g BETTY NELL CULVER . Netty Bellef' . ,,, P Treasurer of Class '44, '45 to t,, Poetry cxub '45, '46 ' , Oklahoma Girls' State '47 fl' A fl lr . 5, ti! f 4-H Club '45-'48 Red Cross Councll '45-'46 Pep Club '45-'48: Leader '47-'48 Library Club '45 Secretary of Class '46-'48 F. H. A. Historian '48 Student Council '48 Chops-Annual Staff '48 JOYCE ANN HAVENS Joycle V Band '45-'48 Jr. Red Cross '45 Poetry Club '46 Jr. Prom Com. '47 Sr. Breakfast Com. '48 Christmas Pageant '48 Student Council '48 Senior Play '48 V, m.V,, ..,,,,. ,.,, were gy- a- ,J f'S3?izf1smef -Q new , f:'.,.-- . Qexfsgte? its V tfeirt. 4 6. , .. -- - ,, ,.,+e-wgs wg -Q ee, . . ' A er mln .,,..., . .. . . . , . Q,-.fem ,Q -W, .men uw' mrztfez-fszefiwf 4-:tim ts1 3 3ae -' W5 lfiter ' f '5i:fe2tf2f1S5' Y -2 wget . ,4 . .. ,,,DQe,s+,ft,.,-,V 'Que ' f W 4,5 '95 E te X 1 .:- 5Qe?:svfsp,,'fs,: jig? Q3 2 fe V ' e11,, ?5efs f ' ' ROWLAND ELLIS Football '46, '47 D. 0. '48 Junior Play '47 ,.3n,..,....lI!l!n.,. ,, 1 ,,r 1 RICHARD ORMAND DICKSON JOAN BLACK Jo Chopa Staff '48 Annual Staff '48 Dick F00tball '45-'48 Basketball '45-'48 4-H '45-'48 Student Council '45, '45, 13,48 Jr. Play Advertising Com. '41 Pep Club '45-'48 Asst. Director Christmas Pageant Student Council President Mixed Chorus '47 Baseball '47, '48 MARGARET LOUISE MOON Marty Pep Club '45-'48 Library '48 Senior Play Committee '48 Junior Play Ticket Com. '47 ANDA MAXINE HAWKINS F. H. A. Librarian '46-'47 Homecoming Float Com. '48 Office '45-'48 Hobo Day Adv. 'Chairman '43 'ini LOU JEAN BIGHORSE Leader Office '45, '46 Glee Club '45 Library '46 Band '45 W Sadie Baseball '44-'47 'Volley Ball '45-'47 Jr. Play '47 Pep Club '48 Commencement Committee '48 HAWKINS Guy Committee '48 '48 FRED E. WELCH Freddie Senior Picnic Committee An all-'round good fellow Shop man: biology: history BOBBY WILLIAMS Willy Boxing '48 W0rld War II '44-'47 48 Play '41 ,..i1' . 131 'f t 7 e:..N,f4 V H' f f 1 f JACK RICHARDSON SPeBd Football '45, '46 D. 0. '46-'48 'r la I Club '46-'48 Senior Picnic Committee '48 D l F I V 5 l I l r l V ! 1 1 , DEL IS ou LLA I LC Mpc 1 lx, 4-H lu '45, ' X l Ban '45g '46 . O estra '4 ' 4 ' F 0 Roll -'48 , r. Pl y mmitt 4 I Annu ff '48 Pegh '46 l Ch wijjflbffeont I 1' f a QW x nr www' on-K K 2 L 45 'N S1 X wi fi, F f' '- -'7'a25mi:,i,f: ' ' 'k2L?3Q5.1, ,S,W. 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JUNIORS ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW i Jacqueline Trough, Melvin Gann, Moette Brooks, Jerry Armstrong, Peggy Leatha. Craig, Roy Lee Longstreet. Dick Allen, Sylvia Farrell, Frank Ducotey, Dorothy Juby, Wilfred Mille- son, Virginia Conger. Mary Del Wheeler, Jim Leonard, Mary Severns, Milton Labadie, Wilma Vincent, John Hubbell. ' Harry Benson. Jo Ann Hughes, Bill Moore, Ninetta. Enyart, Lawrence Potts, Mintie Clark. Richard Tannahill, John Donald Heflin, Betty Cummings, Dan Frost, Theodore Cates, Glen Aired. 'I b l . .,-. T -1 In l - C .1 In 1 Ll fl In I Q .. ll I 22 -.-.t --W- JUNIOFIS ' ROW 5. Sue Ann Bivins, Earl Franklin, Betty I-Ieflin, Alvin Gann. Norma. Jean Jackson, U. G. Savage. ROW 4. Bessie Cole, Clara Malaske, Robert Louis Burns, Pat Harris, Freddie Green, Joan Liebenhelm. ROW 3. Phyllis McNair, 'Gail Infield, Marian Roberts, Charles Garrison. Betty Van Cleve, Eugene Hooper. ROW 2. Royce Kingsbury, Pat Wright, Ireta Cook, Randolph Lookout, Sara. Judy, R. E. Lovett, Louila LaMar. ROW 1, Dean Parker, Dolores Lookout, Robert Fink, Olive Faith Prichard, Eu- gene Ward, Mary Elias, Glen Wilkinson. K, t .Q 4 DODS U UDBDD ' Dunno i H ll Ill no - I anno!! gas U' ll ' oanuv rf? , , D UDDD 3 fl 7 DODD can o D59 U X FJ 14: -:vi-4 . B g V , l t I El' uDDo 35.51 fi - DDD au' B 'ff :fl ' B l- '- H rw' ' , - A em - ov l ent ,a 9 no H5990 ess-mann f pi I9 tw 22210: : l'l f Where's the bubble gum? Everybody gets m the act! ' , az T552 ' iirifix' My ' ' 1, A VVell, Freddie! ,.A, .V A v Q ' 32 M, gt S ,Lf ,..., .. , L, if 1 F :,, fn V ' .g. iz ' MSIE W law M si' X6 ,G r 9 M ,, ,,.. , bg, 153 15 fb wx N Y 1 ' ?ffl7, Mxss Roy Rogers IL f .,,... is ii M W A 3 f ax? Ji f Y Q sg Q gf Q 2 Q ' 4 , f y ,Q ' S ,Q 4,3 . av Sweater girl w Marian 'xx Toscannini and Stokowoski ,,,.. M,,,W,,1m,,,,,,,,,,,, ...................m ,A.M,,.1 ..,.. .M W- , . , . .. M ANNETTA LABADIE guul: vvll.l.lruvlo ' ' ' ' President Treasurer Secretary GEORGE BIGHORSE Vice-President Sophomo es .-4' if SOPHOMORES RONV ROWV ROW RO'W ROVV 4+ Charles Easley, Twyla Nelson, Bob Bleuer, Elfreda Wright, Freddie Leonard, Jeannie Sumter, Ronnie Sears, Paula. Ruth Puryear. Ann Jolnijson, Ronnie Dickson, Annetta Lahadle, Von VVorten, Lina Rae Souter, Adrian Welch, Vada. Rose Kinder, James r y. Howard Neptune, Jean Landrum, George Mc'Cartney, Jennelle Standlfer, Antoine Wheeler, Dora, Mac Stephens, Jim- my Wittmer, Helen Pradmore. Veran Steckel, Eddie Nvllliams, Mary Louise Carter, Bill Miller, Lois Deyo, John Stubblefield, Jo Anne Yvilllams, Clifford Welch. George Blghorse, Natoma Rose Angel, Blll Moore, Gwendlyn Welch. Kathryn Moseley, Charlene Bookout. 1 ll iff? ff? , 4 A A in ll l ll s A 1 ' l f?' - 2 ,, , iii, e-' lf J ' l X J 'g53ff2 fi?ff?i11L I 1 L '4 UQ -c - -.-vznf--V ,g N ,llfiblf l -1- -is 'D an ,V , K, ,I s v Lei fri Vi 3- Z . 5 i I nb ,j-- 5,4 fi f' T V fl' E --, so X E 'J Q---X - l-X I ly -5 'T . ' ,f jr- ff 4H 4,0k, X Q i' ' r 2:-'LW4 Ep Al 1? W-J Jazz, x - Y JL .ns SOPHOMORES ROW ROW ROVV ROW 5. Charles Brooks, Sue Gossett, Davey Allen, Norman Whitehead, Tommy Smith, Mary Lou Bowhan, Gerald Ellis, Annabelle Rush. 4. Betty Trenary, Robert Porterfield, Faylene Adolph, Gene Frost, Dormilee McFadden. Glen Reed, Bobby Trent, John Holloway. 3. Quarles Fisk, Emma Jean Cook. Dick Gates, Mary Blanton, Robert Warren, Barbara Kirk, Blll Rowe, Kathleen uar . ' 2. Ruth Wolfe,'Donald Lee Clifford, Anna Jo Graham, Leonard Pyle, Edith Schirmer, Kenneth Treat, Carol Fllndt. Charles Tay:-len. ROW 1. Evelyn Sue Milligan, Judy Morris, Helen Coursey, Doris Truitt, Naomi Fennell, Joan Juby. ABSENT. Bertha Salmon, Bob Rowden, Doris Brown. Roland Kelsey. Buddy Duffield, Gilbert Brown. 8 ji , v4-ggi' 'El f 1 . wqki ' -f 5 5.5, ,,, .... 1' fl'--fig.. - E f if -QR ' -, f 1 '-ee K gill J De' ' -7 5 Xtlie-f ill? 2-0 1 , :T All Q lisxlfg j V G -. 1- dl, f . 4 'ff' .in-5 U 4f f ff? e, ' . Rr - , ' J ff 5 a A 1 f 7 v ' -f ,l i !'? .-tgqffg I? 4 IIAJTAQ4? Q ,,,, ,ff f --- . Z, g I! -4. '42-K YL? JI WW Q11 3 I L:- 2' - -'61, 5 - is Camera shy, Ronnie ? Those Senior girls! Mxdget Amt lney sween. W,,.,,.-WM enm, Munn, Mmm, Mm Surprise! 5 5 5. L , es, ' u - , JOEL MCGUIRE , LAVENA MONGER reshm .4 ? flu III ig' - i 5 . ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW FRESHMEN 1. luzvznha. Tincher, Bill Palmer, Beverly Bleuer, Denver Curry, Lavena Monger, Kenneth Stanton, Ruth Muller, Fred Slgggllgi tgllglgibers, Rosa. Lee Fennell, Hoyt Hughes. Arrena Hughes, Thomas Lanum, June Parker, Jimmie Albright, 3. DeloI?e5adButcher, Dick Conley, Belva. Shupe, Larry Loftin, Doris Bivins, Roger Caldwell, Marianne DeNoya, Tom- 4. Egsg-leGi1ire, Legta, Labadie, Leslie Pulley, Winifred Bean, Jimmie Clark, Jean Robertson, Raymond Coleman, Joyce 5. gggzlrglfest, Joe Greggs, Cozetta. Roberts, Maynard Lemon, Naomi Hansen, Brad Campbell, Jessalyn Bruno, Arlen 6. Harold Hahn, Earlene Wright, Bobby Green, Catherine Franklin, Roy Oliphant, Martha Sweeden, Gordon Peters, Shirley Shultz. 2. f sg Q? T ln'-X I A ' ' '- '4 X ,ng 3 Q. -S --P FRESHMEN ROW 1. Carcgyn Labadle, Morrls Liebenhelm, Patricia Ward. Kenneth Link, Joan McCord. Paul Hunter. Connie Coon. Rob- ert yan. ROW 2. Ollie Whitt, Joan Revelette, Glen Parker, Nannie Jo McCarthy. Jim Kitterman. Vlrsenia Vincent. Johnnie Bowers. Wllma Brewer. ROW 3. greanistgngarg Robert Watts, Barbara Mllllgan, Bruce Frost. Mary Lou Newberry, Arthur Potts, Barbara. Heflln. orr s re . ROW 4. Frances Wheeler, Betty Newman, Marvin White, Betty Chambers, Billie Freeman, Kathryn Gray, Leo Leonard, Mary Yarbrough. ROW 5. Doyle Eaton, Delores Wlttmer, Colleen Smlth, Ralph Warren, Nalml Mills, Paul Pahsetopah. Louis Stabler, Emmett Burn, Bobby Nlblock, absent. A IA, B B, - . ff ,yy ,50ga,', .,59afP-15.3012'Y ' 'pf 1 V s f' 'LU' ,,,5,:,' A , - - of if , A Q, W ,'.,,, W N Q af A If , N A N f I - inf, J ' 1 wr ' ff: .7 1 ' - if I . k I 'la,, I7 1.22: ,',, 1 f X17 Z3 B :VN p7 L--f -QLJZJJ' ' of ' :FQ T I- ' .1 e - -5:2 e if J or fgefzzazwiz 4 I ' e - Q5 ' , ,B-Zmw ' , ? 4 7 , ff - . , 5 ,, ??. ' v, v-f X I fr' gi- -f 'u 2 ,f 11 Z zf g-h . f' O. if' e 'A, Teen Town! 'Nuff said! hoops Sweet La Ve i ,',,k . 'V A'I': : -72' - af i ,L :-gm - .+ :,,,' 5, 1 'Q 5 Nw Q A 3 , 'ww 1 -3 v g e 1 ww 5 af 5 .5 ,, ! Mu bi ce ,A -91 fe NM 3 W ,Q wk iw A ' an S , J 2 , . ' fufgfsx Q liYfs:1Y ' ' ' ww 'A .ilbfffw , ., . af ,Q , H if f' 1, il 1 It Hey, Joe! l 1151 - Junior ww iW 55?2ZfF+'5fW'w UQ High X 2 x K H X, X ' 5 'll EIGHT:-4 GRADE ROW 4. Howard Landrum.. Sylvia Smith. Thompson Blaylock, Sue Wood, Don Klein, Shirley WIIIIB, Roger Holden. ROW 3. Johanna Blanton, Kenneth Infield, Bette Hatchett, Leon Morris, Suzanne Gathrlght. Raymond Williams, Lois Work, ROW 2. Leonard Wadsworth, Doris Johnson, Billy Talbot, Bessie Lee Vassar, Tommy Ross, Norma. Lefler, Tommy Bowhan, ROW 1. Samantha Kirby, Regina Soderstrom Wil Neal, Norman Hart, Mary X Gossett, Carmen Bivms, Jean Cliffo V Q ,E ,Vi j ,e VN V ' ' 4 ', -V11 k . 9 s, . .Q 0' 5 1 .iff ,H A ' . we ., ,ff f - ? ll I i A r ' f . 'W A QX ,N , .,f Ll L, is I lx' V - '11.11EL- , M -- X , V F , x 0 f , I - ffA:f-f1L1!.- 1 -of ,M ' no f - f. 'Vx V' Qi R G!!! A 1 jd , J win d A if ' L fy 3 jg -l , J ,xoff A M Rl is-fx my , x to ii!! T M pf.Jr,.X ,uf U YQ 1 X 3 ,, Q 'Z EU ' if lj Nllxk X -if of A W. we R - . 'u' 5 , -'X X3 xx J l f., 5 ,lx X x rl v ,x , 4. V- , Pg Q Y 'vi V5 J . ,, X , 1 A EX .. 4, -5 ., L PX EIGHTH GRADE ROW 4. James Milleson, Doris Welch. Fulton Jones, Carmen Setzer, Terry Con- nell, Janice Porterfield, Tommy Lucas. ROW 3. Mary Lou Benson. Elgin Harris, Mary Alice Dohrer, Andy Trent. Ade- line Richardson, Dean Cummings, Betty Lemon. ROW 2. Nina Jo Murphy, Barbara. Ofverly, Bobby Windsor, Janet Armstrong, Alan Irby, Amelia. LeNoir, Billy Billieu. ROW 1. Marie Boakout, Rollin Krkahbah. Ina Javellaag- Frank Bald-win, June Clements. Jack Richey. Heather Robertson, W ff .l PY- . 1 -. 2 ' Qgi--gr . ' I I 'XA' - is . 1 'A CW ' HE? W f fl L 1' if 4 , 7, y v, gg ' cs' 1' L 'gfu T f 1 ff an Q 'yy ff .f .f.lumm.s..'? f. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROWV ROW SEVENTH GRADE Ruth Ann Malone, Joseph Swortz, Rae Crownover, Sammy Blythe, Shirley Kennett, Van Campbell. James Bean, Janet Theis, James Eveland, Dolores Williams, Billy Moyer, Barbara Harris. Donna Willcox, Hubert Dickson, Beth Lucas, Murray Atterberry, I-Iellen Fennell, William Amee. Paul Cates, Cynthia Martinez, Claude Gossett, Bdbbye Brenton, Jimmy Cornett, Dianna Carter. Dorothy Carter, Russell Nash, Jean Gorhem, Kenneth Trenary, Shirley Wallace, Ancil Davis. i Billy Hill, Loretta Jones, Doris Malone, Dayman Milligan. Maxine Jones. i fi ws, 'bfi ' iw -f , 'E ,-ex 1' 4' I3 M L A? 3 Y L fa'--t , I 11.0, 1327 Qty X pl 51 l , - . F 'Q ff , f ', F. J 4 D N, ' My g , or fxk 7 'QLJLYX' 4, 7 ' 1 3' I f ZZ - ,Y F r v:. 'f i A p 0 :ll E1 W r wie N 0 .5 4, Wm, . . ,N P, .N . ff XX -f l ,I xx!!-X gi, ary: L f J .1 , , 'I ' .td X,-,f e , if yi n,'Q,Q J i ,-E QROW 1. -,J N ,A ,- l , -Q, 1 E, ' il In, ,J . 1 ,I Jwjl I ROW ' I , I a .-. 'W , -is-I Row . ' Row , ' f ' V. Y: , fl ROW J ,G ., -1, 4' , 1,7 N , , ROW ,,. 1 ,f ff l' ffl' ' a My I. QA - 4 P I' il 6 5 4. 3 2. 1. SEVENTH GRADE Capitola Marshall, Jimmy Wright, Irls Muller, Tommy Dawes, Ralene Atterberry, Jack Coleman. Tommy Olson, Lavon Lloyd, Clark Derdeynl, Barbara Bleuer, Dewayne Stotts, Maxine Morgan. Lavelle Standlfer, Montle Campbell, Ora Lee Best, Benny Schultz, Hazel Cole, Paul Wilson. James Watkins, Helen Moore. Montie Llvergood, Peggy- Bretz, David McNair, Rosa Lee Cole. - Donald Benson, Billy Thornburg, Annette Wallet, Charles Williams. Naomi Lay, Billy Oxford. Anna Mae West, Delorls Tincher, Tommy Copenhaver, Martha Sue Doll, Iris McFadden: Billy Eads, Virginia Drake, Dossle Hartness, absent. Lyy. Q vi . W li ., :ZA S 9 ' z i2 M' olls Pe- Q , An 2 ig .4 Q Q if 1 ll f X Wi? M 23? Q ix Q 2 M 1 is 2, M, , R Q 4 , A X ' if H . .U 1 , , T -JSJVLFI, --'V5' -I. ilu' 1:51 ggwfiii fi -Q , 3 s Snow bath 8th grade sheik lu gene - L - lg,- wtf A is , si-:K W :Kwik - if sz, X s f 7 4 ,.,' 1, g 3 . 4 vw- if s,, , f', L.-' -.--f i - y 1, , H H ,, ,L ii A 5 V -- - 'L 1 i X . ,'LL j1qf1:e -2 'JN cj f 3 fl My 3 f fi .Q 5, 1-rs py Ji-.ii Hl Day? ...Y 5,-ma. V , .. , 5' .ss iw- Lf K f ,ggi , ,.,,. mix ' N Q , 4 TPB V, , Tl, .. 1 L , ff' ,A immi A V,,V, , x Ho! Huni! fri . L. i 2w1,Q7'- , .',, ' 1. in 'N 2 fi 'Z ' V mgmsis A M wg M . flo w ,Q , I Affwr . 5fX57.Q -4 W ,Q A is if i ww A '- f' we K fi 4 W viii' ,Eg if 51 .W 52 E Q Y in ,if 1' 35 Q44 fin 5 .-V . I 'J' v JL' X 251 ki. , ' . ' g:5,!-1253 . .A ,,.. .,. .- . L ' Fif i - 32.3 ' Spring snow Hit him hard! Cassfmova -M Jr. Hi Bliss Yea! Rose! Smile Jr. Hi Faculty! I Friends Friendly 7th grader: Some pair Is it good? LOVQIY foursome DICKSON President NonMA PAYTQN 'gf 3 Secretary STUDENT C0 UN C IL rganizalions K fQ Q5 5 lm! 1 1 jg Egiw, 1, l lb A I - ig., ANNUAL STAFF ROW 3. Elizabeth Bowers, Donald Franks, Danny Jones, Ed Easley, Raymond Flnt, Louie Surber, Dorsey McCartney, Marjorie Hall. ROW 2. lgeulah CFr?kes, Margaret Hays, Wanda Crawford, Norma. Cornett, Stanley Sandstrom, Pat Wood, Jo Anne Curry, atsy ra g. ROW 1. Alicia Psomas. Patsy Brenton, Deloris Willcox, Barbara Wright, Joan Wright, Joan Dixon, Norma Payton, Joan Black. Absent, Betty Nelle Culver. E . K i STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 3. lgilaon Labadle, Dick Allen, Frank Ducotey, Dickie Dickson. Hobert Muller, Louie Surber, Johnny Halloway, Ronnie . c son. ROW 2. Jimmie Dean Albright, Joel McGuire, Patsy Brenton, Marjorie Hall, Joan Vlfright, Norma Payton, Connie Coon. A1811 Irby, Richard Tannahlll. ROW 1. Joan Liebenheim, Mary Lou Newberry, Mary Yarbrough, Regina Soderstrom, Joan Dixon, Loulla LaMar, Kathleen Stuart, Rae Crownover, Sammy Blythe. Absent, Betty Nelle Culver and Annette, Labadle. . if OKLAHOMA HONOR SOCIETY .ww ROW 3. Ann Johnson, Paula Ruth Puryear, Wlnlfred Bean, Bill Rowe, Danny Jones, Roy Charlton, Bill Moore, Freddie Leonard, Tommy Head, Mary Lou Newberry. ROW 2. Ming Fiarbrough, Jean Bivins, Pat Wood, Ruth Muller, Patsy Brenton, Vada. Rose Kinder, Norma. Payton, Morris L e en eim. ROW 1. Patricia Ward, Doris me Bivins, Deloris Willcox, Kathleen Stuart, Clara Malaske, Marianne DeNoya., Joan Lieb- enheim, Marjorie Hall, Jackie Trough. Absent, Mary Blanton and Annetta. Labadie. RED CROSS COUNCIL ROW 3 Beverly Bleuer Tomm Smith - . Y . Robert Ryan, John Holloway, Barbara Wright ROW 2. Jean Robertson, Jean Landrum, Peggy Craig, Carolyn Labadie, Mary Sevems, Clara Malaske, Joan Williams ROW 1. JOYce Havens, Morris Liebenhei B d C m, ra ampbell, Ruth Ann Malone, Sue Doll, Sylvia Smith ' ferr FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA I ROW 4. Shirley Schultz, Lesta Labadie, Pat Wood, Judy Morris, Earlene Wright. Ninetta Enyart. Marjorie Hell. Kath- ryn Moseley, Jo Anne Curry, Bette Jo Davis, Joan Black, Pat Tollett. ROW 3. Jean Bivins. Gwendolyn Welch, Paula. Ruth Puryear, Jessalyn Bruno, Arrena Hughes, Ruth Muller, Bobbie Jean Trent, Jeanelle Standifer, Lina Rae Souter, Charlene Bookout, Olive Faith Pritchard, Betty Nelle Culver, Annetta. Labadie. ROW 2. Catherine Franklin, Delores Lookout, Peggy Craig, Connie Coon, Mary Yarbrough, Patricia Ward, Veran Steckel, Vada. Rose Kinder, Marianne DeNoya, Cecelia Taylor, Joanne Wright, Joan Dixon, ROW 1. Betty VVest, Lois Deyo, Bertha, Solomon. Faylene Adolph, Helen Coursey, Wilma Brewer, Patsy Craig, Annabelle Rush, Elfreda Wright, Mary Lou Bowhan, Jeanne Sumter. Absent, Mary Blanton. , war , ,,,...,, 2 Q wi., 'Net 'Hr'-If bww ROW 3. Dean Par BOW 2. ?inleSg1'1BZt,vOEer:'y Ward, Elizabeth Bowers, Betty Ickleberry, Wilma Vincent, Geraldine Enyart, Pat Quimiby, ROW 1. 153135,Pgilltrarholii-3:Alrtl Tfmnahill, Delores Garrett, Colleen Lindesmith, Arlene Frederick, Jack Heflin, Kathleen ker, Rowland Ellis, Glen Alred, Dorsey McCartney, Ted Cates Dan Frost, Bgb Bm-ng, FQ. , 3 1 5? 'Q i iff n , f , 5 .ez - ' K A f 1. 3 'sl any 5 5- SENIOR ROW 3. ROW 2. ROW 1. NLR' PLAY CAST- Quiet Summer Jim Rush, Roy Charlton, Robert Adams, Bill Musgrove, Don Hawkins, Danny Jones, Donald Franks. lgfandta Crawford, Norma Jean Cornett, Norma Payton, Jo Anne Curry, Stanley Sandstrom, Marjorie Hall, student irec or. Betty Culver, Pat Wood, Jeannine Cass, Joyce Havens, Pat Tollett, Patsy Brenton. 5 TYWSTQ? Q: , 51 aw..- ,I Lyff J , ,X-fi. gas 9 S fi ii JUNIOR PLAY CAST-- Star Light, Star Bright ROW 2. Freddie Green, Dick Allen, Royce Kingsbury, Earl Franklin, Jerry Armstrong, Mintle Clark. ROW 1- JOSH Hughes, Clara Malaske, Glen Wilkinson, Pat Harris, Mary Severns, Joan Liebenhelm. BOYS' 4-H CLUB ROW 4. Czlaude Gossett, Raymond Williams, Jimmy Wright, Sammy Blythe, Jack Coleman, Russell Nash, Andy Treat, Dub atom, Bill Hill. ROW 3. Charles Tayrien, Roy Oliphant, Paul Hunter, Alvin Gann, Jim Leonard, Milton Labadie, Dick Allen, Leo Leonard, Jim Clark, Melvin Gann ROW 2. Ralph Vvarren, Johnny Bowers, Hoyt Hughes, R. E. Lovett, Ronnie Dickson, Robert Fink, Raymond Coleman, Freddie Green, Howard Landrum, Roger Holden. ROW 1. Joe Greggs, Glen Reed, Thomas Lanum, Joel McGuire, Glen Wilkinson, Fred Muller, Norman Rowe, Leonard Wads- Hubert Dickson, Eddie Williams, Jim Rush. worth, Robert Ryan, GIF! LS' 4-H CLUB ROW 3. 1-gnnetta Labadie, Shirley Schultz, Connie Coon. Barbara I-Ieflin, Louila La Mar, Lestg, Labadie ROW 2. Elfreda Wright, Wilma Brewer, Ruth Muller, Arrena. Hughes. ROW 1. Ina Javellas, Helen Coursey, Betty West. l l MIXED The V ROW 4 ROW 3 ROW 2 ROWV 1 CHORUS Pawhuska high school Mlxed Chorus is directed by NVesley Rose and accompanied by Norma Joan Payton. Gerald Ellis. Buddy Duffield, John Holloway, Jimmy Leonard, Ronnie Dickson, Antoine Wheeler, Charles Easley, Roy Dean Charlton, Danny Jones. Francis Wheeler, Lloyd Smith. John Stubblefield, Joe Greggs, Dick Gates, Howard Neptune, Fred. Leonard, Morris Liebenhelm, Jimmy Dean Albright, Jerry Armstrong, Von YVorten, Alexander Stuart, Marjorie Hall, Norma. Jean Jackson, Jacqueline Trough. Lina Rae Souter, Jeanelle Standifer, Kathryn Moseley, Marion Roberts, Betty West. Charlene Bookout, Sylvia Farrell, Louila Lamar, Moette Brooks, Barbara Wright. Joan Revelette, Mary Lou Newberry, Virginia. Conger, Bobble Jean Trent, Barbara Bleuer, Wesley Rose, director. Mary Lou Bowhan, Annabelle Rush, Margaret Hays, Jessalyn Bruno, Carol Flindt, Mary Yarbrough, Pat Tollett, Sara Judy, Pat Harris, Norma Jean Cornett, Mary Severns, Lavena Monger, Joan McCord, Freda Vlfright. A V .1 wp fe' F -lf KK? Alexander Smart, Drum Major: Alicia, Psomas, Jean Bivins, and Ceceilia Taylor, twirlers How about some boogie-W00gi9? Havmg trouble, chums? They must llke the One . . Two . . Three . . Jump! 4. Jeannine Cass, Sue Wood, Lloyd Smith. Marianne DeNoya, Thompson Blaylock, Robert VVatts, Alexander Stuart, 3. Mary Elias, Barbara Kirk, Mary Gossett, Adeline Richardson, Joan Liebenheim, Jerry Armstrong. D09-H Cum' 2. Sue Ann Bivins, Betty Van Cleve, Wanda Crawford, Helen Coursey, Buddy Duffield, Norman Hart. Jimmy Clark' Dick Conley, Don Klein, Brad Campbell, Bobby Windsor, Doris Truitt, Mary Severns, Vada, Rose Kmder, Joyce Ann 1. Olive Faith Pritchard, Lorrain Doughty, Mintie Clark, Mary Wheeler, Melvin Gann, James Milleson, Roger Holden, ROW Bill Freeman, Norma Jean Cornett, George Bright, director. ROW mlngs, Ronnie Sears, Leroy Payne. ROW Havens. ROW Carmen Bivins, Doris Blvins, Joan Williams. ' Representative of the Vocal Music Department. JoAnne Curry, contralto soloist. and Norma Payt0r1, 8-CCOmD8-Yliifh ,gawk-M, CORONATION CEREMONY Joan Dixon, queen, AIGXRHGBF Stuart, drum major 1 o I L Petite, blond Patsy I..aVerna was selected FHA queen by the the organization. Patsy is a senior who is interested in various activities of the school, This is the first FHA organization of Pawhuska. hugh school and the Hrst year for vocational homemaking to be taught in the system. fff J queen by place at the half ot the game Friday night, Feb. was crowned by Dick L Q,-LT 5.1 -ff! Joan Dixon, senior, queen by Drum Major Stuart at the annual band concert, Tuesday evening, March 23. Joan is a member of the Student Coun- cil, FHA. the Chops Staff and the An- nual staff. Joan is also active in cur- ricular activities. of f Louie Surber, as foot- an event at the half ti the Pawhuska game. Miss to Pawhuska. from Pon spring. She is a. ca member of the class. 1 2 1 Q, E .5 S 1 Vi T S' ' 5 1 ,E F- 1 W, V-...D - f --.fs -f L- - - - - 'Hrll' PEP LEADERS Margaret Hays. Joanne Wright, Raymond Fint, Betty Nelle Culver, Mary Blanton. lhletics Coach Frank Lucas and the Pawhuska. Huskies closed a successful season of footbabll, Friday night, November 21. 1947. Opening the season against the Hominy Bucks, the Huskies defeated the Bucks 33 to 6 in the first of a series of. vic- torles. Encountering Daniel Webster, the Huskies went down to an 18 to 6 defeat. This game only prodded them to more pow- er for the Fairfax game. The Red Devils were no match forthe Pawhuska. gridsters, who defeated them 70 to 6. In the fourth non-conference game the Pawhuska eleven froze out the Shldler Tigers, 33 to 0. The next six games were rough, for they were all conference games. The Huskies were out to capture the Verdigrls Valley C7AJ championship, for which they had been close rivals the past two years. The Huskies triumphed over Sand Springs 20 to 0. Miami, who could not withstand the stone wall of the defensive, nor catch up with the fleet-footed backfield of the snappy T, lost by a. score of 7 to 20. Crucial was the next one. Though the Huskies played their hearts out, they tied with Vinita, 13-13. Pryor knocked off the favored Lucasmen 6 to 0, costing the Huskies the conferencechampionship, but this could not break down the spirit of the boys, nor the spirit of the fans. In the next encounter the Huskies rolled over Claremore, 20 to 7. Playing in mud practically ankle deep in the last game of the season, the Huskies splattered Nowata., 19 to 7. With seven victories, one tie, and two defeats, the Huskies said farewell to the gridiron and Ormand Beach Stadium: but not without putting one man on the All-State Team, Captain Louie Surber, and four men on the All-Conference team. Jim Rush and Louie Surber, first teamg Ed Easley and Dick Dickson, second team. From the squad of this season, PHS will lose nine Huskies through graduation. These boys are Robert Adams, Dick Dickson, Ed Easley, Hobert Muller, Bi-ll Musgrove, Norman Rowe, Jim Rush, Stanley Sandstrom, and Louie Surber. Another loss that will be hard to replace 15 Ted Brunt, assistant coach for the past two years. Y Captain Louie Surher-Senior-second Captain-elect Milton Labadie-Junior year letterman-All-State end-great Coach Frank Lucas letterman-perhaps the finest pass re- down field blocker-fine signal caller ceiver on squad in addition to being and natural leader, fine defensive end. , lf? -we r iiii George. Bighorse-Sophomore letter- Jim Rush-Senior-third year letter- Dick Dickson-Senior--third year let- man-finest passer in the conference man-finest running little halfback in tex-man-fine prep school halfback- and ball handler deluxe. the conference, a threat every time good blocker and tackler. he carried the ball. 1 I M ,4.aA ,, ,M,,g,lE,f,,.,.y,,wl,1r-QW-we1-fm-fewwiy -- f V' awww- , .N,..,,,.fwf:ff+-Wfxw -W ,N V or . - , f I Dick Allen .-Junior lettermen--able Hobart Muller--Senior-three year let- Frank Ducotey-Junior-letterman-fine enter and promising linebacker-fine terman-hard runmng fullback and offensive and defensive fullfack-fastest Blocker. hard hitting defensive man. man on the squad, - e.Seg -1 e lt- Eugene Hooper-Junior letterman- Robefg, fdlmj-,f ' efjg, 'e',:g 'nn'e, gagging ,Xgged 2,,?,f,dlV,?00H Efoelfer fine offensive blocker and bids fau- gzrker' ormato e 8 and mckler. to become a, great player-All-State selection of Tulsa. World. 5 M. kk, 4 l Ed Easley-Semor third year letter Stanley Sandstrom Senxor two year t 1 ' man gbod offensive blockmg tackle? letterman-hardest charging little ma.n BgQgh0f?g,XgEfQ'g5'gQ3' fgilgeiggg H532 W able kicker on extra. points on lthe team good blocker and rugged g tac ler H x W rgfj Antome Wheeler Sophomore letter Lddxe Wllliams S0 phomore I tt. man real big, rugged tackle glV9S fme ball handling quarterbaikergggg Lawrence Potts Junior fullba k promise of makmg fxne tackle faker and DIVOI man Est tpllmger on the squad greatcprohardt ex year SDGC I KL L, , A . . I ,L ,Li . . VE.: K i.. A 17 1. . , -V V. , .-,,. K, H K, in K,.. . . lAL,r.V g F l r l e is . . A .3 3, j -.'.k H ,ff 5' ' rr A s r - l A hlttl 3' V r - ' V k it if . li . l I lf h ' ,lh- s 1 , - , .yixgtii ,A V 211 0 1'-7 R me 4' R. E. LOVER-JUMOY 1etterman fin0 Jim Leonard-Junior letterman-hu I:- S ! jsing bac -go ' oc er. -iggkfl. Q I Z Q 1 -5: :,, V ,. W, ,, .,,, F., v1.,,. .,.:- ,.: L ..,.:,.w 1 .M.,,...,M 55.1 710-E 'S SE? 'gs 5132 U' v-qi! SQ gl uql-4 gi STE. '10 J El 52 Q'-2 ,B ZZ El 'E.5'U7 Q I 'sm' 15:2 OS Ea DC-4 ES 5. QW Q91 Us fm QE 2.9: 5 gl H3 go 9.5, EU? E. 2 tis 395 cv, UI :emo 25-if :val 'C . gm 05 5.5 4 ml. wi :O Q-4 40 E3 ga EZ.- QI FOOTBALL . ROW 3. Coach Frank Lucas, Stanley Sandstrom, Dick Allen, Bill Musgrove, Lawrence Potts, Bill Moore, Ed Easley, Hobart Muller, Norman Rowe, Antoine Wheeler, .Tohn Hubbell, Jimmy Leonard, Eddie Williams. ROW 2.' Jimmy Rush, Eugene Hooper, Robert Adams, George Bighorse, Frank Ducotey, Louie Surber, Dick Dickson, Milton Labadie, Royce Kingsbury, U. G. Savage, R. E. Lovett. ROW 1. Freddie Green and Fred Muller, managers. BASKETBALL AT PHS From the first game cf the season to the last, the Huskies, coached by Frank Lucas, turned out an exhibition of ball control, setups, pivot and long range shots to make themselves recognized as one of the major teams of the state. On Tuesday, Dec. 9, the Huskies opened their program against the Homlny Bucks, taking a. close victory of 33 to 30. During the season's schedule, the Huskies weathered games with Muskogee, Stillwater, Will Rogers and Capitol Hill. Other non-conference teams the Huskies met were Shidler and Hominy, defeating each in two encounters. For the first time since the Huskies entered the Verdigris Valley contest in '42, the PHS athletes walked away with a 7-Af championship crown. During the conference games, the Huskies were defeated only twice, by Pryor 42 to 39 and by Sand Springs 39 to 30. Conference teams which the Huskies downed twice were Claremore, Miami, Vinlta and Nowata. In January, the Pawhuska quintet entered the Cleveland Invitational tournament, bringing home the class A trophy. after defeating Dewey and Cleveland. I For the first time Pawhuska was awarded the regional tournament: for the second time, they won class A cham- pionship. The Huskies chalked up victories against Miami and Ponca City. Beating Vlnita in the finals, the Pawhuska cagers advanced to the state tourney. In first round play, the Huskies met the Norman five in a. stiff game, in which they lost 52 to 32. This was the second team for coach Lucas to guide to the state tournament since he joined the faculty of PHS. Last year the basketball squad, which included several regulars of this season, lost in the semi-finals to Muskogee, 37 to 35, after smashing Frederick 50 to 44. Huskies who will graduate ln May are Louie Surber, Dick Dickson, and Hobert Muller. ks in football. the athletic department boasts another all-stater, in basketball. Dick Dickson, Huskies' captain, made the first team. Dick set an all time record in the Verdigris Valley conference by scoring 244 points in 12 games for a 20.2 average. He also set an all-time record for PHS by scoring 434 points in 28 games for the season. 'He will take part in the All-State classic in August, in Oklahoma City. THIS YEAR'S RESULTS: We They We They Hominy 33 30 Muskogee 24 21 65 26 28 29 Shidler 42 30 Vinlta 38 21 36 26 64 33 Nowata 38 26 Will Rogers 30 50 i 42 27 Capitol Hill 34 33 Stillwater 25 29 Cleveland tournament: 16 18 Dewey 37 30 PFYOI' 38 22 Cleveland 47 40 U l 39 42 Regional tournament: Miami 46 19 Miami 41 35 42 38 Ponca City 28 25 Claremore 55 19 Vinita 26 15 1 34 19 State tournament: Sand Springs Norman 32 52 1055 814 Dick DiCkS0n-Sefliol'-AU'St8-te f0I Hobert Muller-Senior-Good defensive ' - - - - ' ward-A good rebound manfbrcellent player and best rebounder on the 33126 ass Ngfgvegergg-y Fglxfkegeffinsgzg fflker and a great shot on mvot plays. squad. He is a deadly set shooter. team Dickson will play in the All-State ' classic in August in the Municipal Auditorium in Oklahoma. City Milton Labadie -Junior-Fine floor Frank Ducotey-Junior-Probafbly one Alvin Gann-Junior-Finest ball hand- WOFKBY and 21 VSFY good Set Sh0t- The of the best defensive men in the COD' lier on the team-Good faker and ' ' - b d r, ribb er. biggest little man on the team. fe,-ence Good re mm e George Bighorse-Sophomore -Devel- Frefl Muller-Freshmen-Hobert's llt- Eddie Williams- Sophomore Clever oping fast and a. real comer-Good tle' brother bids tanr to become one fi jbbl d d 1 ' - shot-Fast drihbler. ff Phe best long shooters in the ggod gwgn eve opmg into a' real Jusmess. Bill Moor4?.Tunior-Gives promise of developing into a fast man-Rugged rebounder. ,fn BASKETBALL A SQUAD ROW 2- Eddie Williams. Eugene Hooper, Frank Ducotey, Bill Moore. Fred Muller, Glen Wilkinson, Frank Lucas, Coach. ROW 1. Milton Labadie, Louie Surber, Dick Dickson. captain, Hobart Muller, George Bighorse, Alvin Gann. BASKETBALL JR. HIGH ROW 2. Thomas Lanum, Hoyt Hughes, Joel McGuire, Jimmy Dean Albright. 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Sales and Service I nnnrn I 311 West Main Trailvvays Bus Depot 122 East Sixth St. Phone 1010 Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Souter Agents IIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Ill Webber WHOLESALE COMPANY Confections and School Supplies Pavvhuska, Okla.. Phone 780 i Pavvhuska Radio and Record Shop Radio Repair Records Musical Accessories Phone 250 120 East Main nunnn:nununllaunnunnnnnn Martins Automatic Music Phone 446 Pawhuska, Okla. Day and Night Service Maurice Martin llIIIllIlIIIIllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllll Motor Inn Cafe Dinner Lunches with Friendly Service 112 East Main EDGAR MOTOR CO. Chrysler - Plymouth Pawhusha, Oklahoma Phone 272 820 Kihehah Ave. 136' East Sixth St. Phone '7 i IIIEIHEREIEHEliiElil':.1IIIEIIIEHEIIIEIIIEIIIElI!E!ElEEQEEHIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEEIIEIIIEIIIEIIIE!IIEIIIEIHEIIIEIIIEillEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEHIEHI - ,Y Y' , , WW, Y, T77 ,,,,W. - .--rw-Yi v -7-W vi-u-inl-Qlqgflfr-----v af +-Il--'Y ! 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M Try Longstreet First Q LONGSTREET E Paint, Wall Paper, Varieties m Phone 627 60,4 Kihekah m Ill 5 5 A 4 I IIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIlllf.':lllEH!EIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEHIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIEEIIIEIIIEIHEIIIEIEIEIEIEIIIEIIIE ' nlnlInulululun:nlnnnlnnuun -53un-,-Y,1q- IHEI!!ElllEIHEIIIEIIIEHIE!!IEIIIEIIIEIHEHIEIHEIIIEIIIEIIIEHIEIIIEiE!EEliE5EiEl!EEE5EIlIEIlIEIIlEIIiEllI:IU::IIl:!ll:Ill:-.lIl:l!!:Ill:llI:IlI:lII Osage Federal Savings and Loan Ass'n. of Pawhuska Pawhuska, Okla. x:nsnunulnnunnnlnnunlulnnm Cut Rate Grocery and Market Complete Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone 841 Bleuer's Jewelry Store Triangle Building City Laundry Help Yourself Service Wet Wash Rough Dry Finish Laundry Phone 1030 ' 206 West Main Roger Tire and Supply Your Friendly Firestone Dealer Phone 1000 liionger Bros. Auto Supply Hastings Piston Rings Phone 158 301 West Main To The Class of '48 J. C. Penney Goes Gur Best Wishes CO' LAZOFS CHILI PARLOR Depmment Store Dixon Get It At Soderstronfs Barber Cr2LI'JlZGI' Etlld. Gfggey-y Shop BlVlI1S Fancy and Staple Come See Us for Your Shave Haircut, Shine 611 Kihekah Triangle Beauty Shop Vera Toler Phone 508 Don's Studio We Photograph Anything Anywhere Anytime Phone 762 511 Kihekah Ave. One of Ohlahoinafs Finest Apparel Shops Vogue Pawhusha, Okla. Brilliant Bronze Expert Lubrication and Washing Phone 364 200 West Main nun ' nu Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods Farmalls, Tractors, Trucks and Pickups Mrs. Smith Leahy Beauty Shop Phone 1802 615 Kihekah Vanity Beauty Shop Cassie Windsor Phone 31,0 lrby Drug Store Your Drug Store Phone 391 Paw husha, Ohla. Cities Service Service Station CARS TRUCKS J EEPS Phone 200 201 West Main IEl!!EIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIilElllEliIE!HEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIHEIII lll Ill Ill III III Ill Ill Ill III El :ummu1uuulnnmnulununnnl InH,m,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ulnlmmnnnunnnun Groceries and Meats Phone 8 - 9 'ith and Kihehah Hub Clothiers g Pawhuska's Leading Men's Store Pawhusha, Okla. Electric lee Company Ice Locker Service Phone 320 521, Mathews Railway Express Agency W. W. Greggs, Agt. Rail and Air Express Coast to Coast A-ce Furniture Grating and Repairing Phone 661 126 West Main nnnnunnul nnnn::::nn: IIEEEEIE!!IE!!IEE!!EIEIEESEE!!E55ESE!!EEEIE!!!ElIIEiIlE!HE!liEEi!El!IE!HEI!EE!!iEliI-EIIIEIZiEI!IEIllEliI-Hl--Ill-III--IEI-Ili-III-III-Ill-III-III Congratulations Seniors '48 From the PACKING HOUSE M'AR.KElT Largest Grocery and Market in Osage County 138-140-11,2 East Main Street Pawhuska, Oklahoma luuunnlnnm:nun-mmlmI-paup.fmmmama:nuxx:Iaruuununnmmnnuunl Pietures Are Your Best Enter'inrnent iii-HE-EQAH snei STATE THEATRES Phone 75 Phone 10 Launderex Davis Assoc. Phone 80 : Efiglioggesrs 223 E, 6th, St, Paint, Varnish, Pawhuska, Okla. Enalflghsgfgfe BEVINS, SKELLY SERVICE STATION Tires, Batteries, Accessories Phone 1.413 Main and Palmer She.nnon's The Q F L Dated Feeds nienliattan Phone 944 Cafe , 7 Standifer s 106 W6Sf M0111 Feed Store lllIIIIlllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllll .lullnuu DR. PEPPER Good For Life 10 2 4 Phone 715 L. C. Woocl, Distributor What U Want I'IU.1'lt,S When U Want It G. 55 L. Drug The Best at Store Popular P1-'goes The Rexall Store Phone 350 .Esrneyis Hardware and Supply 621 Kihekah Ave. 1 Phone .458 Congratulations Virgil Pitts to Seniors '48 Furnitu Q Bristow ' 1 e Electric Linoleum Westinghouse Rlmge-S' Dealer Rugs WELDEN'S Gifts Jewelry Senior Rings Pawhuska, Oklahoma Pawhfuska ' Bakery Sunrise Bread C. T. Lewallen, Prop. nxlulu1nInnuluIuxnlnnlununulInIInnnIulunlIInnllulnnlnlnulnnnl The Osage Printery Dick Davenport I I IIEIIIEIIIEEHEEIIEIHEIEIEH'ElHEIIIE!iIEIlIElIlEI!lE!!IEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIESIIEIIIEEEIEHIEEIIEHIEIHEFIIEIIIEIIIEIII ll ,Alles ,hal V -- -4-rv V III Ill Ill III Ill III III Ill III III III Ill Ill Ill III Ill III IIl:lIIEII:Ill:III:IIl:III:IIl:III:III:IiI:llI:III:III:lIl:IIl:IIl:IIl:IIl:III:lIl HARTNESS MGTOR COMPANY Sales ST UDEBAKER Service Parts and Accessories Phone 20-21 Packing House Frozen Food Lockers Earl Jackson, Prop, 139 E. Main Everything to Builcl Anything Benson Lumber Company Pawhuska, Okla. Phone 789 11th and Lynn MALTBY HARDWARE and SUPPLY Everything a Goool Hardware Store ShoulclqHave lunlnunnunnnuInnlulnullnlInInllnlnlullnlnnunlnllllullunllllxll CROCKETTS BAKERY Super Bread Phone 167 Ninth anal Leahy -Q if W7 We Know Flowers Phone 1235 Pawhuska, Okla. 133 East Main BROWNTSI CAFE. Elmer Tayrien, Prop. Phone 902 125 East Main Here's to the Burger Long may it wave Eat at Phil's Grill Anal You'll Always Save PHIL'S GRILL HEAD'lS FURNITURE' C-O. Best Budget Terms in Town Phone 370 128 East Main PIG STAND Our Specialty Pig Sandwiches anol Colol Drinks Phone 1494 800 West Main KENDRICICS Style Shoppe For The New Look, See Us 127 East Main Pawhuska, Olcla. IIIZIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIE!IIEIIIEIIIEIIIE!IIE!IIEIIIElIlElIl:lIl:IlI:III:III:lII:III:III:Ill:IlI:lII:IlI: :IIl:lIl:IlI :IIl:lll:IIl:IlI:lIl v--ww --v.,,,, .-4. lr.,-v.-,-.,--w -..Y.-,Y --- F'-ill . nw'- IIIEIIIEBHEIIIEEIEEIEIEIIIEIEE-E555EIIIEHIEEEIEIEIEIHEEilEilIEEEEEliIEEHEIHEIHEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIHEIHEEEIEiiiIIEiIiiiIiIlIlII:lIl:Iii:IIII!I Il unuul uuuunmlnnnlunnzllu Congratulations to the Class of '48 THE DAILY JOURNAL CAPITAL mnnnnnunnnnnnnnumm :umm::mmmmnunzmnnnn nn The House ot' Gifts Wlfights Store E Formerly Shimoneks 5 1 Home Appliances 5 Mrs, George Roland, Owner ' and Ready-to- Wear Clifton Gift Shop Gifts for A11 Occasions Phone 240 Phone 59 513 Kihelcah 619 Kihekah 118 East Main Hotel The First PALACE CLOTHIERS 'I E' , Pnarmacy Natloflal For MEN For WOMEN H. Lawrence Puryear Bank Stetson Jonathan Logan Phone 27 - Pendleton Mafy Muffet Duncan Hotel Bldg. The Bank gf Botany CHFIYQ H - 2 l Kay Collier ogggrzsbrsiigliifor Friendly Capps Suits Minx Modes Pawhuska, Okla. Service Jantzen Jantzen Packardi- 5 -J 1 1 . Franks Handy l awnusna Sales and Service Gmcer d GFOCGYY ' 3,11 Expert Mechanics and Lubricating 5, and Market 5 WV? G 4' 0 E G ' d Farnsworth Radios LAQJ keb pen Sgnllglpis an Phone 16 zoo East Mein lzzzpirorth Lynn Free Delivery 501111 Bivins ROY TOIIGY one 880 Phone 1373 Hollywood Jac ueline Shoppe Reality Rancliers Cafe E 1 ' L d' gezlldyffiln-vxieeigs ehoppe Room for School Parties Sandw,Jut.T.,E - - vguifs,oPgu1 aS:cli,s, In Q Pglfglaigiilaesgvfgg 122 M7685 Main ' Franklin Dresses 5 : Phone 644 Phone S51 Phone 1462 E. B. Kennerly, Owner 505 Kihekah 123 West Main : CHAMBERLIN MOTORS Ford Cars and Tracks Ford Tractors and Implements Servell Electrolux Bendix Home Laundries Phone 1401 Deep Freezes Phone 1,400 HEI!EEIIIEIIIEIIlEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIHEIIIEIIZEIIIEIEIEH!El!lElIlEIlIEIlIEEIEIEIIIEIllEIIIEIHEIIIEIIIEIIIEIlIEl!iEiIIEIiiEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIII III ill IlI:Ill:!!l:lel::ll:nl:nl:h::alI:ill::Ill:ill:Ill:lll:lIl::Ill:Ill:lll:Il5:lIi:ill:lll:Ill:ill-:lIl:lIl:lil:lll:l!I:lllxlli:IlI:llI:li!:llI:!il:IIl WEEKS CLEANERS For People Who Care Phone 1065 112-14 E. 61:11 Street STANDIFEHS Clyde F. Lake 1 . . D cl bl I Furnlture Appllances mm Q 6 nsmmce . Commerce Bldg. Phone 72 Across from P. O. Phone .940-944 Pawhuska Oklahoma Toys Greens Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle Everything in Linoleum Auto Parts Baseball S0ftbflU 0 5 Equipment Oklahoma Tune Sz Supply Co. Pawhuslsa, Oklahoma Phone 630 Phone 330 H 612 Kihekah C. R. Anthony Company WARDROBE CLEANERS Furnishings for the Entire Family One Day Service Phone 961 530 Osage Phone 475 115 East 6th St. Charltorfs Grocery and Market Servall Food Market Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables Fruits, Vegetables, Meats and Meats E Phone 460-461 126 E. sm Si. Phone 386 236 East MW' Nath Jones Motor Companv Sales Service Reo Trucks Oliver Farm Implements Ill:lIl:!!I:III:IlI:lll:Ill:IIl:!lI:lEl:IIl:l!l:iII:IIl:llI:IlI:III:IlI:III:llI:IIl:llI:lll:lIl:lII:III:III:IIl:l!l:!B!:I!l:lII:llI:IlI:IIl:lII:IIl IEE .vu- lll lll lll lilElllEllIElllElllElllElllEllIEIIlEIIIEIIIEllIEIIIElllElllElElEllElllEllIElll Ill lll lll Ill lll lil lll Ill lll lll Ill lll lll lll lll lll OK Barber E Shop SHAVE, HAIRCUT SHINE Phone 339 513' Kihekah uInnllnulululuunnn nn New Lincoln Acme and Mercury Laundry and Cars . See Dry Cleaners TOM GALVIN Phone 700 Good Used Cars, too Congratulations To Seniors '48 Drs. Walker and Stotts McCoy, Craig and Pearson O. A. Farrell -and Company I Dr. L. Leon Walker Dr. R. W. Conger Loy and McDonald Clinic Hamilton and Kane, Attorneys Dr. Glenn Fehr Tillman and Tillman Gray and Palmer Dr. W. H. Aaron ulxnnlnnnnls-nnululnunnl E. H. Mattingly John L. Arrington Ladd Garnbill Paul McGuire Dr. Earl E. Stock Humphrey Vfforten, Jr. Paul N. Jesse J. Jesse J. Worten, Sr. Charles Cass, Sheriff E. R. Walker, D. E. M. J. C. 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