Pryor High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Pryor, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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BLUE AND GOLD STAFF, '46-'47, r 1 :WP nri K' c 5 ,-may ,,,,,'et.W.g,iff'?i in M 1' F I 5 - wx ,,,-vv. 5 x :lf 'A 2, L M .1!' Aw-q-l- f 5 ..- fm 'QA .. QWKP' ' Lf. 1-1, Q-.- V' ' s.s wi 1? 7 ga Q 4 Afulibf, 3 'Q y au. , .yy A, '.' . -kv-- I - ,. -. -.0 -. Q .rib-. . A - A J'2l?4g.y 0.4 v- V' JI 'x -.Q-.,, - .,Yv- , l -. -.f Q, ' - .- -' --v... . Q D :Q-s:.,,q - . - N x.,.'.-- ti ' , . .., - , ,. . .4-. , . -Jn 'yi 'F A -, s Ml' ' , L 'ASS ' Rv? -N! ,. --,- . -, NV.-Hr . ..- - 'aff mfg, -.K , -5, . fu. ,UA 11 ,, X , .W ,, .yi -'rf aug.: M . v ' -4, ' 3 -' 'l s 5 . Y, hu, . ,, -. 339. 'fNlBu -- x , I K L X 4 A ' Rv ., wpvx. Q. , ' :M W - s W' W, --' , v . , Y-iq.. an 4. 'T 9 .-. W x Q ar ,lv -- A - ' 'QM ':.'nmstL- , - 4' --Q ., ... Q, ..- 25 ' x Q 1 ' ww. Q -1 'nl 1 u Q fi The School Board examines plans for the new football field. School Board, left to right: MR. GARLAND GODFREY, Superintendent of Schools, MR. LYNN HUDSON, member, MR. EVERETT BATEMAN, Presi- dent, MR. CLYDE HUNTER, member, MR. FRANK HAIR, Clerk. Not in picture: MR. LYNN FRYER, member. Our Flight Planners SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Left to right: MR. DAVID MITCHELL, 3 years, Geometry, Physics, Pre-Flight, Football and Baseball coach, Phillips University, A.B,, B.S., M.A., MR. J. W, REDMAN, 2 years, General Science, Algebra l, University of Missouri, North eastern State College, A.B., qualified for B.S., MISS EM MALETTE COCHRAN, IO years, Composite Mathematics Algebra I and ll, Northeastern State 'Teachers College Arkansas University, A.B., MR. R. D. JOI LY, 3 years, Gen: eral Science, Biology, Chemistry, University of Oklahoma Oklahoma A. 8. M., B.S. f ENGLISH AND LATIN Left to right, standing: MRS. RACHEL SETTLE, IIA years, English l, Latin l and ll, Central College, Central State Teachers' College, MRS. DAVID MITCHELL, I year, Eng- lish IV, Oklahoma College for Women, Phillips University, MR, WARD NEEL, 4 years, English ll, Oklahoma History, Civics, Journalism, Track coach, Florida Southern College, AB., seated, MISS EDNA BELL, 5 years, English ll and lll, Annual, Ohio Wesleyan, University of Oklahoma, B.L., M.A. , ,wfivy W L.....-... .. . ADMINISTRATION Left to right: MR. HOWARD HUN- SAKER, Principal, Biology, Football COUCIW, Phillips University, B.S., MISS RUTH HOGAN, Registrar, University of Oklahoma, A.B., MR. GARLAND GODFREY, Superintendent, Oklahoma A. 81 M., B.S., M.A. r,..TLY.T,..,.-..,..,w,,.,w.-,. . .. N. .. wr .,.... ---v-.q-- f? They Chart 0ur Courses VOCATIONAL TRAINING Inset, left to right: MISS ETHEL SHILLINGS, I year, Home Economics, Northeastern State Teachers' College, Oklahoma A. 8. M., B.S., M.A., MISS DORIS ODEN, M year, Home Eco- nomics, Oklahoma A. 8. M., B.S. Left to right: MR. EARL D. LUDLOW, 7 years, Trades and Industries, Kansas State Teachers' College, Central State Teachers' College, B.S., M.S., MISS ZOE DAVIS, 6 years, Typing I and II, Northeastern State College, B.A., MRS. CARRIE DICKERSON, W year, Home Economics, Oklahoma A. 8i M., B.S., MR. WILLIAM BRANDLEY, 2 years, Agriculture I, II, Ill, and IV, Oklahoma A, and M., B.S. Lg HISTORY AND, ELECTIVES Left to ri ht standin ' MR. SAM AUBREY I ear Football 9 I 9' I Y 1 1 Basketball, and Baseball coach, Physical Education, Okla- homa A. 8t M., A.B., MR. B. F. ELLIS, 2 years, Band, Glee 1 Club, Oklahoma A. 8. M., B.S., MRS. SALLY TROTTIER, I year, American History, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Spring- field Teachers' College, B.S., MR, FRED PARKS, I year, World History, General Business Economics, Business Arith- metic, Oklahoma History, Civics, Northeastern State Teach- ers' College, A.B.. BS, seated, MRS. FAWN HAAS, 2 years, Art, University of Oklahoma, B.S. Not in picture: MR CHARLES HUNTOBERRY, I year, Mechanical Drawing Oklahoma A. 8. M., B.S. Flight Planners Under the able direction of Miss Emmalette Cochran, we have planned and carried out many projects. We have aided in the school administration, planned many assembly programs, sold candy to students and faculty, and our delegates attended the three day convention of the O. F. H. S. S. C. in Shawnee. Left to Right: John Triplett, Vice-President, Avon Knox, Secretary-Treasurer, Benny Mc-- Collough, President. To further the cause of promoting better grades and citizenship, we have sponsored the organization of the Nathaniel Pryor Chapter of the National Honor Society. Plans have been made to continue activities in this line. is Reading down, left to right: Benny McCollough, President, Avon Knox, Secretary-Treasurer, John Triplett, Vice-President, Miss Em- malette Cochran, Sponsor, Bob Farnsworth and Bobs Hurd, Seniors, Fredde Clark and Joe Adams, Juniors, Gerald Kelsey and Geraldine Dyer, Sophomoresg Donna Reding and Gene Statham, Freshmen. 'N . 'Q l.l 'Q Y. fa im, 4, x 'x ff--kk. . W ,, V 1 ...W-,M ., X .MM V ,, Q .KW Q ,... . , . - ... , ,Q 0 ' :N x ' g f vga- J xi . , -..V . M , -f , 9 A ,L , X 2 -L 'Lv N Ask K ,555 K, k K 4 ' 9 WL' nf.: 4 - V ' f X -. .wgy m Jiiiwx ,. K 4 Q -1LLffx,. , vw W ,iw X . Nw., , jak . Q-:,, ,,,Z:1. : , .. -. ,G ky 5 is .. N igkxggeiivw 'fi .ff .V .,,f,.x.11 A , K 7 V x .i-i. , :Q gh 1. ' ,. . . 1 f 1 - , xl 'fn , L ' .A.+M.mMi.1.v4,:3Hh . f,.Ki.Rk A g - I ,H H W , In -H ,. ...,... .1.f.,.,-A,, .D . l , l egg S- Football Queen DOROTHY HAIR, Senior F. F. A. Princess BETTY TROUT, Junior .4 G .V Annual Queen BETTY JO CRABTREE, Senior J V Annual King FRED TAYLOR, Senior 9 X GENE ELLlS JONES, Junior BERT ROY, Junior First nine weeks Second nine weeks IVAUGHN CASEY, Senior First nine weeks The Honor Society Aims For The Sky The Nathaniel Pryor Chapter of the National Honor Society, left to right last row, Eugene McCain, Ben Springer, Jerry Pirkey, Lee Ray Hatfield, Paul Solomonf Gladys Branstetter, Frances Mitchell, Evelyn Fritz, Carolyn Elam, Fredde Clark,' Margaret Hendersonf Benny McColloogh,' Bob Farnsworthf middle row, Joe Adarns,' John lngald,' Arthur LoMan,' Billy Bert Royf' John Ramon Bewley, Bob Sanders, Jimmie Ruckerf Charles l-laole,' Stanley Kinnamanf Norma Watkins,' Darlena Walkerf Louise Fryerj' first row, Gladys Sharp, Jane Adair, Geraldine Kelsey,' Patsy Adair, Wynema Mayo,' Helen Winchf Avon Knoxf' Donna Reding, Lydia Lee Thomasf' Bobs Hurdf Jaan LeMaster, Gerald Kelsey' 'Those starred are members of both National and State Societies xr- I X ' , .... J , ' '1 15 'liii IRI, ' IJ - 'I 1x+f4gT I I' fa 1. 'vw-' I '-', ' N5-e :-'.2 '- 1 zz.: I JEAN PARKER, sensor CHARLENE GAMBILL, sensor Second nine weeks Third nine weeks A AVON KNOX Solutotorion PAUL SOLOMON, Senior Third nine weeks BEST CITIZENS We're Proud of their Achievements N. as - I' L s '.,':,:e' .D ' . , 1' lux .'I14't: i 5' 'B 1 MISS EMMALETTE COCH RAN I nr in Sponsor PAUL SOLOMON Voledictorion Honor Society officers, left to right: Joe Adams, Vice-President, Geraldine Kelsey, Sec- retory' Billy Bert Roy President 'X They go through their paces for the camera. Bobbie Clark, Business Manager, Mrs Sally Trottier and Mr. Earl Ludlow, Sponsors Comedy Staged by Senior On April l8, the Senior class presented Love Is Too Much Trouble under the direc- tion ot Mrs. Sally Trottier and Mr. Earl Ludlow. The ,setting of this three-act farce was The Poison Pot, a hang-out for college students, and most members at the cast portrayed campus characters from lvy Gate College. Special humor was added by a boy masquerad- ing as a girl named Estelle. Cast: Jean Parker, Lydia Thomas, Ruth Brown, Nellie Don Harrison, Betty Pace, Helen Baker, Jean Nix, Kenneth Jacks, John Moore, Sue Harris, Ben McCoIlough, Gretchen Basore, Joe Patterson, and Wayburn Blankenship. STAGE CREW Left to right: Bobbie Melton, Blake Hedrick, Stage Manager, and Dorlo Millikin, I4 Class We catch the cast in action Miss Ethel Shillings and Miss Doris Oden Sponsors Juniors Present Annual Play The Campbells are Coming, a three-act hillbilly comedy, was presented under the di- rection of Miss Doris Oden and Miss Ethel Shillings, December l2 and l3, by the Junior Class. Full of hilarious laughs and gun totin' characters, the play was an immediate success on its first presentation. Cast: James Gifford, Judy Condonier, Joanna Smith, Pat Hawkins, Maurine Green, Jimmie Rucker, Joe Williams, Phyllis Bewley, Billy Bert Roy, John Wilkerson. STAGE CREW Left to right: Jo Ann Henry nouncer and prompter, John lngold Jerry Cain, Gene Ellis Jones, Tommy Elliott. l5 1 September October Poor Frosh push pencils with their noses during initiation. Student Council officer nominees stage bit campaign. i ' '..,g A., x Remember When 'mu 'Q ww., U Why' January The l947 Annual King does thorough job of crowning his Queen. Februa ry Teachers enjoy themselves at monthly faculty dinner. Tiger co-captains smile happily after re- ceiving trophy in county basketball tour' Hey' l6 January Colonel Lee Gilstrap speaks at football banquet. November Honor students and Council members attend joint banquet. 'ds 11- A ,- f AJ' January Gym is brightly lighted for first home b. ball game of season. . . . It Happened March May Budding l-iurlers work out for spring baseball. School's over for another year. l7 li!! lvl - .Y ,.,:i,,,.. so .. ,W WN.- 4., ,..,.,.i,.. ,. ,., Band in Action Make it a little softer. Smooth those tones over, says Mr. Ellis, the school band director, as the band room echoes to the strains at the Missouri Waltz ar some other beautiful musi- cal score The Pryor Band has pro- gressed steadily from its meager be- ginning in '44 when Director R O Williams, who resigned because of illness alter one-half semester this year, began with l2 pieces lt now Consists of 42 members, with appro- priate instrumentation to accommo date this number of players 'Q 'Sf W, 'i? me - --Q4 JOHN R. BEWLEY Pl-lYLLlS RAE BEWLEY BOBIE BROGDEN JEANENE BRANDLEY GLADYS BRANSTETTER GENE PAUL BURKE SAM CONEY MARVIN CURRY RAYMOND DICKINSON PEGGY ELLIS JUNE FIELDS HASKELL GAITHER, JR CHARLENE GAMBILL MERRIAM GODFREY JIMMY HADLEY LEE ROY HATFIELD JO ANN HENRY JERRY JERNIGAN JIMMY JONES MARLOWE JONES OUR MUSICAL inf Reading down, left to right: STANLEY KINNAMON ARTHUR LQMAN BOBBY LAWSON FAROL LOW MILDRED MILLER JACK NORMAN BILLY PANTER EDNA RUTH PANTER J. C. ROBERTS PAUL SOLOMON JIMMY SUTTER BETTY WALLACE BRYCE WALLACE JOHN WILKERSON DOROTHY WILSON VIRGINIA WILSON LEONARD WINDLE ANN JERNIGAN ANN UPDE GRAFF SUE WELLS CREW 33 Jessie Mae Bewley, Drum Maiorefte Ann Upde Graff, Ann Jernigan Jessie Moe Bewley, Sue Wells. Twirlers Its activities not only included at- tending all the football games but playing for numerous assemblies, at- tending a band festival held in Mus- kogee, and giving various concerts, including its spring concert, for civic organizations and the general public. By means of this well-rounded pro- gram, musical appreciation has been fostered in the city of Pryor not only in the younger people but also in the adult population, Next year the band is locking for- ward to even greater progress, and with hard work and steady persistence, this goal will be reached. .2 nv-' 8, sa 'lun 'Vu tg 1237 'xi fur' X it Wt., 'UP' tsl ii A few ot the choristers in action. Mr. B, F. Ellis, Director There's Music In The Air Left to Right: standing, Lula Mae Moore, Francis Livingood, Lorene Marlnee, Cliva Hill, Betty Jackson Georgia Adams, Donis Ford, Wanda Smith, Jean Spencer, Betty Jo Bell, Arlye Newton, Arlene Knight Betty Christian, Donna Manley, Helen Ables, Gladys Sharp, Evelyn Fritz, Barbara Steftens, Shirley l-ladlow seated, Opal Moore, Eula Evans, Ruby Ransey, Bonnie Eldridge, Jessie Miller, Louise Cox, Florene Marlnee Francis Alexander, Dorothy Tannahill, Helen Baker, Rita Mullican, at piano. OFFICE STAFF Left to Right: Jean Nix, Miss Ruth Hogan, Pat Burke, lvaughn Casey, Carolyn Car- men, Sue Harris, Betty Trout, Virginia Bailey. Not in picture: Lydia Thomas, Darlena Walker, Pat Haw- kins, The Ground Crew Of P. H. S. LIBRARY CLUB Officers: Avon Knox, Patsy Adair, Mrs. David Mitchell, Geraldine Kelsey, r 1 -....g......,,,, l Lett to Right: Patsy Adair, Avon Knox, Geraldine Kel- sey, Margaret Henderson, Wynerna Mayo, Wilma Hen- son, Margaret Heflin, Ida Mae Morphew, Billie Ruth Lassiter, Betty Trout, Gladys McLaughlin, Helen Baker, Joan Le Master, Jeanetta Rush Left to right, back row: Kelton Bishop, Charles Newcomb, Joe Duncan, J. W Elam, Kirby Stricklin, Charles Palmer, Jerry Mitchell, Leon Patterson, Jerrv Watkins, Marlowe Jones, Homer Fausset, Harold Griggs, Everett Gann, of ficers, seated, Raymond Howard, Acting Sentinel, Carl Hoffman, Reporter Charles Curtsinger, Treasurer, Lee Kiesel, Secretary, Wayne Elam, Vice-Presi dent, Harold Drake, President, W. H. Brandley, Instructor. Not in picture Dale Anderson, Sentinel, Joe Nicely, Wayne Johnson, Bobby Clark, R, L Decker, James Gifford, Billy Goss. AGRICULTURE II, III, AND IV Future Farmers of America Fly High J W. Elam's Grand Champion Steer Carl Hoftman's Grand Champion Barrow o l 4' X s ! -!f4'J A . .-,- ' .. , f. ' - U32 Agriculture class observes Mayes's registered Wayne EIam's first place Barrow at Tulsa Fat Shorthorns Stock Show l l I Ground Work is Serious with F. F. A. AGRICULTURE I Left to right, standing: Wayne Baldridge, Dale McCaw, Ervin Willis, Jackie Guinan, Elmer Garner, Johnnie House, Ray Bingham, Francis Schulz, seated, Jack Morgan, Roy Putman, Ross Clarida, Sylby Garner, Doyle Stricklin, Hobart Lee, Edward Kiesel, C. D, Fryer, Gordon Gann, Tommy Kating, Jack Gambill, David Newcomb, Jerry Cain, J, T. Sutter. FQ U 'fx E, Left to Right: Clara Watkins, Alene Woods, Betty Jo Crabtree, Reporters, Gerald Kelsey, Editor, Jackie Lassiter, News Editor, Wilma Henson, Vivian Northe cutt, Reporters We Cruise for News We'll never make the-deadline, sighs Editor Gerald as he thumbs through page after page of stories and l .-,. Left to Right: Barbara Hurd, Managing Editor, Gerald Kelsey, Editor, Ward Neel, Sponsor, Francis Green, Make-Up Editor articles. Working day after day Linder the capable leadership of Ward Neel, Sponsor, the lournalism stat' gathers news, secures data, and edits articles But this is only a small portion of the multitude of duties which confront the journalism class Sa many things occur unexpectedly that the Tiger statl is kept on its toes constantly After all the work is done, however, and the paper comes off the press, each member ot the statl feels a personal satisfaction in knowing that he has clone his part, no matter how small, in creating the Pryor Tiger Left to Right: Jimmy Windle, Solicitor, Bill Ward, Sports Editor, Carl Stanislaus, Advertising and Circulation Manager, Sue Wells, Charlene Mayfield, Solicitors l R+'-Q---v---mv Officers, left to right: John Triplett, Make-up Editor and Student Photographer, Paul Solomon, Assistant Editor, Gretchen Basore, Editor, Ruth Ann Brown, Business Managerg not present in picture, Joseph Budd, Assistant Business Man- 'V ager. Mr. Earl D. Ludlow and Miss Edna Bell, Co-sponsors. The Blue 8 Gold Staff at Work Anyone who comes to room 32, tourth hour will see a hub-bub of activity. Gretchen and John will usually be seen cutting and mounting pictures in one corner, while Joseph and Jo Ann are putting on their coats preparing to go to town for ads, Other members of the Annual Staff may be found doing the various tasks necessary to make our annual ready for publication, ln order to raise money, staff members presented two one-act plays to the student body, besides sponsoring an exciting King and Queen race. Left to Right: Billie Hand, Charlene Mayfield, Babs Hurd, Pat Hawkins, standing, Jo Ann Henry, Georgia Smith, Jimmie Rucker. Y 4 ein I-i 7' Glennard Stettens and Wayburn Blanken- ship ready the projection machine at the New Pryor Theater. At Bud 8. Turner Cleaners, Fred Taylor Practices as a presser. Billie Smith acts as clerk at Gatewood Owl Drug. ' Trades and Industries Class Left to right, standing: Raymond Hargrove, Dorothy l-lair, Clyde Willman, Judy Condonier, lvaughn Casey, Dorothy Steelman, Joe Williams, Jimmie Garner, Ruth Ann Brown, John Miller, Henry Harrison, seated, Jimmy Moore, Alene Wheeler, Moxie Goins, Maudie Morehead, Billie Smith, Grace Woody, Gene Shelton, Boyd Allen, Wallace Lee, Geraldine Ables, Emil Gohlke, Wanda Whitehead, Wayburn Blankenship, Glennard Stetfens, John Moore, !E'f1lllml1l ? MR. EARL D. LUDLOW Co-ordinotor OFFICERS, left to right, standing: JOHN MOORE, Treasurer, R UT H A N N B ROW N, Reporter, IVAUGHN CASEY, Secretory, DOROTHY HAIR, Vice-President, seated, FRED TAYLOR, President. The Mechanical Drawing class acquires ease at the Shorthand students work quickly and efficiently drawing board. taking dictation. Fact Finders in Action In Home Economics, girls become skilled with Students in the Physics class may be the nation's scissors and skillets. future physicists. 28 Typing classes teach speed and accuracy. In learning Latin, students find a base for other languages. Experiments in chemistry prove scientific principles, Pre-flight class provides a working knowledge of elementary aeronautics. 29 vim M1 'W Left to right, standing: Rubie Ramsey, Charlene Mayfield, Sarah Willman, Marybel Hargrove, Joy Floyd, Avon Knox, Lois Siever, Betty Christian, Betty Ables, lda Mae Morphew, Helen McGuinn, Darlena Walker, Charlene Gambill, Helen Baker, seated, Betty Holcomb, Lela Jackson, Phyllis Caster, Betty Chamberlain, Pat Hawkins, Jo Ann Henry, lvaughn Casey, Norma Watkins, Shirley Morgan, June Duncan, Ruth Osborne, and Phyllis Burton. F. H. A. Girls Specialize in Skills and Skillets Officers, left to right: MARYBEL HARGROVE, Parlia- mentarian, CHARLENE GAMBILL, Historian, LOIS SIEVER, Song Leader, DARLENA WALKER, Reporter, AVON KNOX, Secretary-Treasurer, JOY FLOYD, Vice- President, DOROTHY HAIR, President. Left to right, standing: Mary Ledbetter, Lorene Marlnee, Rose Montgomery, Florene Marlnee, Patsy Adair, Rita Mullican, Dorothy Tannahill, Gladys Sharp, Mary Scott, Carol Knox, Louise Cox, Peggy Chamberlain, Dixie Rogers, Frances Mitchell, Vava Jean Moore, Joy Calli- son, Maxine Moore, Maxine Martin, Viola Tibbets, Betty Adair, seated, Donna Manley, Donna Reding, Wynema Mayo, Geraldine Kelsey, Margie Nicodemus, Wiley, Dorothy Brewer, LaQuita Streeter, Gladys Joan LeMaster, Jessie Miller, Bonnie Eldridge, Frances Alexander, Louise Fryer. it X -Q-' ng .rua . l I 9? ' v ., in ,?'q':? If:--' fn . 3 .9 ' 1 in ' . 'l 'N fl. ' . ' . Q. 4 'N' Y .. 9 A Q., Q vu Q 1 Seniors Geraldine Ables I yr. F.H.O. 3 yrs. Pep Club I yr. T.8tl. I yr. Phys. Ed. 4 yrs. Pryor Dale Anderson 4 yrs. F.F.A. I yr. Shop I yr. Phys. Ed. 2 yrs. Bull and Bronc Riding 4 yrs. Pryor Earl Aronson 2 yrs. Football I yr. Shop I yr. Phys. Ed. W yr. Beaumont, Tex 3 yrs. Pryor 32 M yr. sunflower, Colifl Left to Right: Dorothy Hair, Secretary- Treosurerg Kenneth Jacks, Presidentg Bob Trout, Vice-President. I I I Bobbie Jean Adair I yr. Glee Club 2 yrs. Pep Club Pep Club President 1 yr. Phys. Ed. IM yrs. Prosser, Wash. 2M yrs. Pryor Betty Armontrout I yr. Glee Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Interior Dec. I yr. Tiger Staff 4 yrs. Pryor Helen Ruth Baker 3 yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Library Club I yr. Pep Club Junior Play Junior Miss 4 yrs. Pryor Boyd Allen I yr. Football 3 yrs. F.F.A. l yr. T.8-l. 2 yrs. Phys. Ed. I yr. Shop 4 yrs. Pryor W. A. Arnold 3 yrs. Football 3 yrs. F.F.A. I yr. Phys. Ed. I yr. Shop 2 yrs. ,Bull and Bronc Riding 4 yrs. Pryor Gretchen Basore I yr. Tiger Staff I yr. Pep Club I yr. Art Club 2 yrs. Annual Staff V2 yr. Honor Society I yr. J.B.U.A. 3 yrs. Pryor Wayburn Blankenship I yr. F.F.A. 2 yrs. T.6tl. I yr. Honor Society I yl. Phys. Ed. 4 yrs. Pryor Marjorie Boswell 3 yrs. F.H.A. I yr. Pep Club V1 yr. T.8.I. M yr. Tiger Staff 4 yrs. Pryor Pat Burke 2Vz yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. Library Club 4 yrs. Pep Club Junior Miss I yr. Tiger Staff IW yrs. Muskogee 2M yrs. Pryor lvaughn Casey I yr. Phys. Ed. 3 yrs. F.H.A. I yr. T.8.I. T.8.l. Secretary A yrs. Pryor Betty Jo Crabtree W yr. Library Club I yr. Pep Club I yr. Tiger Staff 2M yrs. Tulsa W yr. Modesto, Cal. I yr. Pryor Harold Drake 4 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. F.F.A. 3 yrs, Phys. Ed. I yr. Shop M yr. Inola 3W yrs. Pryor Charlene Gambill 3 yrs. Band 4 yrs. F.H.A. F.H,A. Historian I yr. Pep Club I yr. Tiger Staff 4 yrs. Pryor Mary Beth Boyle I yr. Glee Club I yr. Library Club I yr. Shop I yr. Phys. Ed. M yr. Dubuque, Iowa 3M yrs. Pryor Mary Frances Boston 4 yrs. F.H.A. 4 yrs. Pryor Ruth Ann Brown Joseph Budd T.8tl. Reporter Junior Play I yr. Glee Club 3 yrs. Annual Stalf I yr. Art Club I yr. Muskogee 3 yrs. Pryor Phyllis Burton 4 yrs. F.H.A. 3 yrs. Library Club I yr. Pep Club I yr. Rel, Ed. I yr. Art Club Junior Play 4 yrs. Pryor Pat Coppinger 4 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Annual Staff I yr. Tiger Staff I yr. Rel. Ed. I yr. San Diego, Cal. W yr. Tulsa 2M yrs. Pryor Charles Curtsinger 4 yrs. F.F.A. 2 yrs. F.F,A. Treas. Dairy Judging Team Livestock Judging Team 4 yrs. Pryor Bob Farnsworth I yr. Student Council I yr. Honor Societ I yr. Y Phys. Ed. I yr. Shop 2 yrs. Portland, Ore. 2 yrs. Pryor Molly Godsy 3 yrs. Glee Club I yr. F.H,O. I yr. Pep Club Junior Play 3 yrs. Chouteau I yr. Pryor I yr. I yr. Glee Club Tiger Staff 3 yrs. Annual Staff I yr. Shop M yr. Siloam Springs, Ark. V2 yr. Fort Smith, Ark. 3 yrs. Pryor Sally Buschmann I yr. I yr. I yr. T.8.l, F.H.O. Helena, Altus, Snyder, Whitaker State Home, Okla. 3 yrs. Pryor X Elias Cox I yr. Glee Club I yr. Pep Club I yr. Fairland W yr. Norwich, Kan IM yrs. Porterville I yr. Pryor James Dixon 2 yrs. Football I yr. I yr. Basketball ' Tiger Staff 2 yrs. Phys. Ed. I yr. Mech. Drawing 4 yrs. Pryor Mody Joe Ford 4 yrs. F.F.A. IM yrs. Phys. Ed I yr. Shop 4 yrs. Pryor Dorothy Hair 4 yrs. F.H.A. I946 Football Queen 4 yrs, Honor Society Junior Play Jr., Sr. Class Sec.'Treas. I yr. Student Council 4 yrs. Pryor 33 I yr. Student Council I Sue Harris 3 yrs. Glee Club I yr, Pep Club Junior Play I yr. Office Staff I yr. Art Club 4 yrs. Pryor Wilma Henson 3 yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. Library Club 4 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Tiger Staff 2 yrs. Adair 2 yrs. Pryor Barbara Hurd I yr. Library Club I yr. Student Council I yr. Annual Staff I yr. Honor Society 2 yrs. W yr. IM y Chicago, lll. Tulsa rs. Pryor Howard Kitchens 3 yrs. 2 yrs. I yr. Football Basketball Band I yr. Tiger Staff I yr. I yr. 4 yrs. Benny Phys. Ed Shop Pryor McCullough Student Council Pres 2 yrs. Honor Society Editor, Tiger I yr. Senior Art Club Play Junior Miss Bill McGuire I yr. Football 3 yrs. Band 3 yrs. Glee Club V2 yr. New Albany, Ind. IM yrs. Claremore 2 yrs. Pryor Johnny Moore I yr. Football 2 yrs. Basketball I yr. Pep Club I yr. T.8-l. 3 yrs. Phys. Ed l yr, Shop 4 yrs. Pryor 34 Nelly Don Harrison 2 I l 3 yrs. Library Club yr. Pep Club yr. Smackover, Ark, yrs. Pryor Carl Hoffman 4 yrs. F.F.A. F.F.A. Reporter 1 yr. Phys. Ed. Northeast F.F.A. District Sentinel Dairy Judging Team Livestock Judging Team 4 yrs. Pryor Kenneth Jacks 4 yrs, Football 2 yrs, Basketball Senior President Junior Vice-President l yr. Football Captain 4 yrs. Pryor Avon Knox 2 yrs. F.H.A. F H.A. Secretory 3 yrs. Library Club Library Club President Student Council Sec'y. 4 yrs. 4 yrs. Honor Society Pryor McCollough Sidney 4 3 I F r 4 yrs. Football yrs. Basketball yr. 9 Band shman President yr. Tiger Stott yrs. Pryor John Miller I I 2 4 yr. Welding yr. Phys Ed yrs. TSI yrs Pryor Maudie Lou M 0 2 2 I 2 2 I' ehead yrs. Glee Club yrs T.8il. yr Honor Society yrs. Whitaker Home yrs. Pryor Blake Hedrick I yr. Bond 2 yrs. Phys. Ed. Junior Play Junior Miss 4 yrs. Pryor Betty Jo Holcomb I yr, Pep Club 3 yrs. F.H.A. I yr. Gentry, Ark. 3 yrs. Pryor Lee Kiesel 2 yrs. Football 2 yrs. Phys, Ed. 3 F.F.A. yrs. F.F.A. Secretary 4 yrs, Pryor Jean Lloyd 2 yrs. Glee Club I yr. Dramatics Club I yr. Rel. Ed Choral Clinic I6 yr. Vinita 3M yrs Pryor Murna McDonald I yr F.H.O 3 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Student Council I yr. Annual Staff 4 yrs Pryor Pat Mitchell 3 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Spelling Club I yr Math Club I yr. Locust Grove 3 yrs. Pryor Shirley Morgan 4 yrs, Fl-IA 2 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Rel. Ed. 4 yrs, Pryor Alene . Newcomb 2 yrs. FHA. 4 yrs. Pryor Betty Pace I yr. Glee Club 2 yrs. F.H.O. I yr. T.8.I. I yr. Book Club 2 yrs, Whitaker Home 2 yrs Pryor Joe Patterson 4 yrs. Football 2 yrs Basketball Junior Play 2 yrs. Phys. Ed. IM yrs. Shop I yr. Kennewick, Wash. 3 yrs Pryor Drevvus Ann Roark 2 yrs Glee Club 3 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Tiger Staff I yr. Rel Ed. I yr. Honor Society 4 yrs Pryor Kirby Stricklin 2 yrs F.F A 2 yrs. Phys. Ed. I yr. Shop 4 yrs Pryor Bob Trout 3 yrs. Football Senior Vice-President I yr. Tiger Staff 4 yrs Phys. Ed. I yr. Basketball I yr. Shop 4 yrs. Pryor Wanda Whitehead 2 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. T.8.l. 4 yrs. Pryor Jean Nix 2 yrs. Glee Club I yr. Library Club 2 yrs. Annual Staf 2 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Office Staff 4 yrs. Pryor Jean Parker 2 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Rel. Ed. I yr. Current Event Club I yr. Mazie 3 yrs. Pryor Carl Purcell Sophomore Sec.-Treas. I yr. Shop I yr. Welding I yr. F.F.A. 4 yrs. Pryor Paul Solomon 3 yrs. Band I yr. Student Council I yr. Annual Staff 4 yrs. Honor Society KVOO Quiz Winner Band President 4 yrs. Pryor Fred Taylor I yr. Basketball I yr. Phys. Ed I yr. Welding 2 yrs. T.8.l. Sophomore Vice-Pres. 4 yrs. Pryor Darlena Walker IV1 yrs. F.H.A. I yr. Pep Club I yr. Office Staff I yr. Honor Society I yr. Strong 3 yrs. Pryor Grace Woody 2 yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. T.8-l. T.8.l. Treasurer 2 yrs. Whitaker Home . 2 yrs. Pryor Vivian Northcutt 2 yrs. F.H.A. 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. Pryor Jerry Parsons 3 yrs. Phys. Ed. 2 yrs. Salina I yr. Tulsa I yr. Pryor Marie Raines 2 yrs F.H.O. 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs Pryor Glenna rd Steffens 2 yrs. T.8-I. 2 yrs. Phys. Ed. I yr. Shop A 4 yrs. Pryor Lydia Thomas 2 yrs. Library Club I yr. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Pep Club Editor, Tiger Junior Play 2 yrs. Oklahoma City 2 yrs. Pryor Norma Watkins I yr. F.H.A. I yr. Dramatic Club 2 yrs. Honor Society I yr. Chouteau 3 yrs. Pryor Robert N. Johnston 4 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. Wewoka 2 yrs. Claremore IM yrs. Pryor Post-Graduate lin army for I 9 monthsl 35 Left to Right: Pete Cherry, Presndent Pot Hawkins, Secretory-Treosurerj Gene Jones Vice-President. Juniors . . . TOMMY ALEXANDER JIM BATEMAN MARIETA BEASLEY HENRY BERGMAN JESSIE BEWLEY PHYLLIS BEWLEY KELTON BISHOP ALMA BOGGS B. A. BRANSON BOBIE BROGDEN JERRY CAIN PHYLLIS CASTER BETTY CHAMBERLAIN PETE CHERRY DORIS CHITWOOD BOBBY CLARK FREDDE CLARK JUDY CONDONIER DOROTHY CROW C. W. DIAL J. W ELAM WAYNE ELAM CHARLES ELDRIDGE TOMMY ELLIOTT BILL ELLIS LOREN ELSEY REXEL ERWIN HOMER FAUSSET CLEO FISHER BOBBY FRANTZ PAT GABEL JIM GARNER WANDA GARNER JAMES GIFFORD EMIL GOHLKE MAXIE LEE GOINS BARBARA GOSS FRANCIS GREEN MAURINE GREEN MARYBEL HARGROVE JACK HARRIS PAT HAWKINS JO ANN HENRY CLOVIS HILL PHARIS HILL CHARLES HOOLE BILL HUMBLE JOHN INGOLD LELA BELLE JACKSON LEROY JOHNSON WAYNE JOHNSON GENE ELLIS JONES RUTH JONES MARGUERITE KIESEL NOLA LAIR CHERRY LEE LANE WALLACE LEE ARNOLD LONG ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN JERRY MITCHELL 5, I I .wif H. sv J gg Mi ,423 D7 , Qt ?- in 'bi' 'Q 'DAC ,Eg T61 C' ki L ,. .. xx I 9 If ' has as Q Nl -J WU- -I-'D L4 wa' Qf .,-... 'I af, C. '-r v5 01' 'id X kv X W1 . 1 , 4 . .. I 'az' I 1 , dl I . 'xx , w mi' Q ff. 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SMITHEE MARGARET SNETHEN CARL STANISLAUS TED STATON LEONARD STEFFENS DOROTHY STEELMAN 7 IRENE THOMAS THELMA TRIMBLE JOHN TRIPLETI' NANCY LOU TROSTLE BETTY LOU TROUT BO UPDE GRAFF TOM WALTON . BILL WARD GENE WEEKS ALINE WHEELER JIM WHITEHEAD JOHN WILKERSON JOE WILLIAMS T. C. WILLIAMS CLYDE WILMAN DOROTHY WILSON JIMMY WINDLE Left to Right: Potsy Lond, Secrerory-Treczs- urerg Sue Wells, Vice-Presidentg Jerry Wor- kins, President WAYNE BALDRIDGE AZELEA BARNETT JACK BEHM VERNON BRADLEY KENNETH BRANSON HAZEL BREWER ROSEMARY BYRD ROSETTA BYRD CAROLYN CARMAN PEGGY CHAMBERLAIN BETTY CHRISTIAN ROSS CLARIDA KENNETH CRABAUGH MARVIN CURRY LORETTA DECKER Sophomores A N BETTY ABLES PATSY ADAIR VIRGINIA BAILEY 39 41' A . , .55 . ' 5 :HIIRFQQ 'YN' ' - ' : Q . I rw s 1 . 'A ' -my W .fyLZ?'f 'z ,If L ' , wi S. WJ ,an P' ' 'S 1 M I fi,-F ,.,g 5 if , - ' gi' 1 I . n k' If : . , ggi : R525 if , -fx . , 'K PA'I'I'YE DIAL DONALD DICKINSON JOE BOB DUNCAN GERALDINE DYER JOE ETHRIDGE JUNE FIELDS BETTY JO FLINT JOY FLOYD ARLINE FORD PAUL FRANTZ LOUISE FRYER EVEREIT GANN BETTY GARLAND SYLBY GARNER BILLY GOSS CHARLES GRAVES PATSY GRIGGS BILLIE HAND HENRY HARRISON MARGARET HENDERSON NORMA HENDRIX BOB HIGGINS WANDA HILL RAYMOND HOWARD JERRY JERNIGAN MARLOWE JONES HENRY KEHN GERALD KELSEY GERALDI NE KELSEY STANLEY KINNAMON ARTHUR LQMAN PATSY LAND BILLIE RUTH LASSITER JACKIE LASSITER ZOE ANN LAUGHLIN JERRY LONG AUDREY LOWREY DONNA MANLEY MAXINE MARTIN CHARLENE MAYFIELD WYNEMA MAYO DALE MCCAW HELEN MCGUINN BERTHA MEDLER DON MELTON - JIMMY MOORE MAXINE MOORE OPAL MOORE VAVA JEAN MOORE IDA MORPHEW CHARLES NEWCOMB ARLYS NEWTON JACK NORMAN BILLY PANTER CHARLES PALMER f ' 'Q I ' LEON PATTERSON MARGARETT PEALE GLADYS PERRY RUBY RAMSEY J. C. ROBERTS .IEANNETTA RUSH DOROTHY RUTLEDGE J. B. SMITH NOLAN SMITH LEE RAY STAFFORD I MARVIN STAFFORD BONITA STRAW SELBERT TAYLOR ANN UPDE GRAFF MARILYN VANDERVORT TAYLOR VAN WALLNER CLARA WATKINS JERRY WATKINS BOB WEATHERFORD SUE WELLS HELEN WINCH ESTELLA WILLMAN SARAH WILLMAN VIRGINIA WILSON ALENE WOODS TS , . 491 A I K A I -if :QM 'x SV' g.. W1 -qv- Left to Right: Gene Statham, Presxdent Troy Bradley, Secretory-Treasurer Mary Ledbefter, Vice-President GEORGIA ADAMS FRANCES ALEXANDER JACKIE ANDERSON MILDRED BALDWIN BILLY BARNES RONALD BARNETT EARL BELCHER BETTY JO BELL JOHN BEWLEY DOROTHY BLAND TROY BRADLEY GLADYS BRANSTETTER DOROTHY BREWER JEAN BROWN LELA BRYANT GENE PAUL BURKE LILLIAN BYRD JOY CALLISON MARY CHAMBERLAIN LOI S CLAYTON GERALDINE COATS SAM CONEY LOUISE COX DAVID CROW CAROLYN ELAM BONNIE ELDRIDGE BENNY ELLIOTT ARMILDA ERWIN LULA EVANS EVELYN FRITZ C. D. FRYER JACK GAMBILL ELMER GARNER DORIS GRIFFITH TOMMY GRIGG JACKIE GUINAN LLOYD GUINAN VIOLA HAMPTON LEE ROY HATFIELD MARGARET HEFLIN CLIVA HILL JOHNNY HOUSE SHIRLEY HUDLOW BETTY JACKSON BILLY JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON EDWARD KIESEL ARLENE KNIGHT I CAROL KNOX MARY LEDBETTER HOBART LEE JOAN LE MASTERS FRANK LITTLEFIELD L. D. LITTLEFIELD FRANCES LIVENGOOD OLIN MADDIX FLORENE MARLNEE LORENE MARLNEE CHARLES MARTIN EUGENE McCAIN CHARLES MELTON JESSIE MILLER JUNE MILLER MILDRED MILLER , . -.,. ,C 4 , .Sw.1,+L-Q :..:.f,3 XM- I S , I 1 , I I 1 ? Q If x A mf X I 3 f H YI Oi' . I I ,V 955. QB I W v 5' I f 1 1 ,-..-M .1 N-NJ, '-sr II TL.. ,...v .519- I f H HI' I-P'I'. Tix 3. -14, W Ifzzflfli 'I T , . 4, T35 , Q t I V I L HQ fi, . Y A 85,1 . . - is .5 2 ll y FRANCES MITCHELL ROSE MONTGOMERY LULA MAE MOORE JACKIE MORGAN RITA MULLICAN EMMA MYERS DANIEL NEWCOMB CHARLES NICELY MARGIE NICODEMUS DELLA MAE OTFO LORE'I'I'A OLSON JERRY PERKY ROY PUTNAM DONNA REDING DIXIE ROGERS BOB SANDERS MARY SCOTT WAYNE SHULTZ GLADYS SHARP WANDA SMITH BONNIE SPENCER JEAN SPENCER BEN SPRINGER MARJORIE SPRINGER ROBERT STAFFORD GENE STATHAM BARBARA STEFFENS LA QUITA STREETER DOYLE STRICKLIN GAYNELL SUTTER DOROTHY TANNAH ILL BETTY TERRAPIN VIOLA TIBBETS MARION THURMAN NELLIE TRIVETT JOAN TROTTER DORIS TROUT SALLY UPDE GRAFF JOAN VISSER ZENA WALKER GLADYS WELCH VIRGINIA WILEY LORENE WILLIAMS EMMIJEAN WILSON LEONARD WINDLE 1' , -w...f ,Y 'Wm . N . X . :gf 1, S, x 9133 i I V.,- vnw -ww ., f V-L.,.M-i A- 5 . ,. f- 'fr ' L -J V. W ' ff Y-ui ,g ' . , 'envy ' -, - , Lkxvk , AL f -:WA any-,6'f4qjS4Q ,gf fx- , ' ,x: . ' A A 'K ,,,1.i,. A .-..,,,,,,,,, 1 X Tux Hxin , Fi. at '-.-,49 'ther , if E, iff., .' X1 X 1 E F Ng COACH HUNSAKER COACH MITCHELL COACH AUBREY Our hard-driving Tiger squad hit the season with a will to win and battled Sand Springs to a scoreless tie in the first game. Losing the second to a fighting Grove eleven in the last 3 minutes of play, the Tigers came back and knocked off the next four contenders, Miami, Tulsa Central B , Tahlequah, and Vinita, with not a point scored against the Blue and Gold. The following tilts with Nowata and Pawhuska, the strong treats in the Verdigris Valley Conference, were lost but the Tigers were up for the remaining games, vanquishing Strong and our long-time rivals, the Claremore Zebras. Our squad took several honors this year. The team placed third in the Verdigris Valley Conference, Jacks was chosen for first string on the all-conference eleven and the all-state North team, Kiesel made second team in all-conference and won honorable mention from all-state. Mc- Collough, Patterson, Ellis, and Stafford were awarded honorable mention for the all-conference team. Prop Up The Goal Posts KENNETH JACKS SIDNEY MCCOLLOUGH BOB TROUT Senior, 4 yrs. Senior, 2 yrs. Senior, 2 yrs l80 lbs., 5' IO 135 lbs., 5' 6 135 lbs., 5 Fullback, All-State Halfback Halfback Jacks, Patterson, Stafford, and McCollough smear a Sandite runner. ,.,, Pryor-0 Pryor- Pryor- Pryor- Pryor Pryor Pryor-0 Pryor-7 Pryor- Pryor Sand Springs-0 lwon on penetrationsl Grove-13 Miami--0 Tulsa Central B -0 Tahlequah--0 Vinita--0 Novato--26 Pawhuska--38 Strong--6 Claremore--0 Lee Kiesel Senior, 2 yrs I65 lbs, 5' lO End, Hon Mcntlon All-Store . . . Pryor's Coming Through! Joe Ethridge Howard Kitchens Jerry Watkins Gene Jones Sophomore, l yr Sensor, l yr Sophomore, l yr Jumor, 2 yrs l45 lbs, 5' ll 135 lbs, 5' 7 IAS lbs, 5' 8 IBO lbs, 6' Qnortcrbock Holfbock Fullbock End The Tiger lme stops o Grove boll corner Dale McCaw Sophomore, l yr l7O lbs , 6' End Bill Goss 53, K e ' 4 4 ,.,. 2: , 1:33 is. ,4-,-13 T- . - A . Sophomore, l yr. ' 5' ' 5 ' K ' ' ' ' 150 lbs., 5' 9 End Entire squad poses for a formal portrait. It's Tough for Foes . . . Q fo Bert Roy Lee Stafford Bill McGuire Pete Cherry Junior, l yr. Sophomore, l yr, Senior, l yr. Junior, l yr. l6O lbs., 5' ll 200 lbs., 6' 185 lbs., 6' l4O lbs., 5' 9 End Tackle Tackle Guard Bill Ellis Ethridge heads for pay dirt in the game with Miami. Junior, 2 yrs. l90 lbs., 6' Tackle Joe Patterson , , , Senior, 3 yrs. Despi-te appeoranres, they re all listening to Coach Hunsaker. 150 lbs' 5' 71 Center . . . When the Tigers Roar. Tbmmy Aleldlider John Ingold Jim Whitehead Frances Schulz Junior, I yr. Junior, 2 yrs, Junior, l yr. Junior, l yr. l65 lbs., 5' IO 2lO lbs., 5' 8 l65 lbs., 5' ll l45 lbs., 5' 6 Guard Guard Guard Center Stafford, Jacks, and McCoIlough close in on a Miami back. Jim Bateman Junior, l yr, Center Q., .C rr 180 lbs., 5' ll Pep Club holds football rally downtown ,.....--1'- 'M' lR, ::l', pn ,nl egg. We Cheer for the Tigers . . . Left to Right: last row, Donna Manley, Joan LeMaster, Virginia Bailey, Gretchen Basore, Geraldine Dyer, Ruth Jones Pat Gobel, Carolyn Carman, Bobs Hurd, June Duncan, Thelma Trimble, middle row, Pat Johnson, Dorothy Tannohill Mary Scott, Bobbie Adair, Shirley Morgan, Jean Nix, Donna Reding, Jackie Anderson, first row, Alma Boggs, Jean Parker Pat Burke, , in QK4 Left to Right: last row Marybel Hargrove Billie Lassiter Rita Mullican Darlena Walker Barbara Goss Mollie Godse 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y Margie Springer, Gladys Welch, LaQuita Streeter, Jean Brown, Virginia Wiley, Carol Knox, n-iddle row, Jackie Lassiter, Sally UpdeGraff, Marylin Vandervort, Joan Henry, Dorothy Brewer, Vivian Northcutt, Wilma Henson, Betty Ables Norma Parker, Hazel Brewer, Helen McQuinn, first row, Doris Trout, Jean Parker, Wanda Hill. . . . nam Rah! Rah! 1 Yl XM' ,. 'F fl 1, fi ll ll l l 1 iw Ei ll B la l i Cheer leaders, left to right: Pot Burke, Senior, Wanda Hill, Sophomore, Jean Parker, leader, Alma Boggs, Junior, Doris Trout, Freshman. 51 v Coach Aubrey aux'- Branson, Ethridge, and Ward watch for a rebound in the third tilt with Vinita. Tiger Cagers Refuse to b vb Harold Drake, Co-Capt Forward, Senior angu- Tom Alexander Forward, Junior Bill Ward Don Dickenson Forward, Junior Forward, Sophomore A Miami player ties the ball with Stafford and Drake Sid MCColIough, Co-Capt Guard, Senior Juv vm, Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Pryor Tahlequah .. Tahlequah .. Claremore .. Miami ......... Nowa ta ..,,,,, Pawhuska .... Sand Springs Vinito .......,.. Bartlesville Adair ,,........ Vinita ...... Adair ...... Pawhuska .,,. Claremore ,.,, Miami ...,,..... Nowata ........ .,.,...l6-29 .,.,,..23-30 ....,..42-38 I 9-23 .......29-38 .......27-62 ..,....I7-35 .......I8-12 BH .......25-24 ......,26-ll 1 7-25 ......,25-'23 ,...,..25-48 ..,.,..29-28 .....,.23-25 .......I2-Si Sand Springs ,,...... ....,,, 2 4-23 Vinita .,........ Vinita ...... .......I2-21 ..,,...33-37 Grounded by Hard Season Tom Walton Y Center, Junior u Rr, Tex Branson Joe Ethridge Center, Junior Guard, Sophomore Squad, left to right: back row, Ethridge, Branson, Drake, Bradley, Alexan- der, Cherry, Whitehead, Windleg front row, Patterson, McCoIIough, Upde- Graff, Dickenson, Kitchens, Dixson, Ward, seated at right, Coach Aubrey. It-lm Joe Patterson Guard, Senior Bo UpdeGraff Guard, Junior Vernon Bradley Guo rd, Sophomore ego ' , V.. W- Q LaMari goes over easily. BASEBALL SQUAD Left to right, standing: Carl Purcell, Coach Mitchell, Joe Ethridge, Ellis Jones, Pete Cherry, Harold Drake, Jim Windle, Joe Williams, Dale McCow, Jim Bateman, Jimmie Maybee, Bill Panther, Tom Walton, Junior Fenstermacher, Joe Adams, David Crow, Coach Aubrey, Jerry Jernigan, kneeling, Billy Barnes, Jerry Cain, Howard Kitchens, Sid McCollough, Francis Schulz, Selbert Taylor, Joel Coffman, Bob Sanders, Arnold Long. . L My ,R K, V TRACK TEAM Left to right: Coach Neel, John lngold, Tommy Kating Carl Stanislaus, J. W. Elam, Carl Hoffman, Leroy Johnson James Gifford, Arthur LaMan, Bert Roy, T. C. Williams David Newcomb, kneeling, Gene Statham, Jerry Parsons C. W. Dial, Charles Nicely, Raymond Howard. Not in pic- ture: John Triplett, Lee Kiesel. Spring Sports Ste-rike three! Drake's out. :ff A' ,K L v-' l -.ie 't-...iw -Q 'C Gages, G4 ls ix F 4 Q- .4 I Q .hnauwi 'M' ...- 'I - . . - - .4 M , ., c h -f . .- . ,. L, ,, - J , . . 1 N -- - - . - , , . , , N V . 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Six happy students were talking sa gay ln Hayes Drug Store after school one dayg And it's plain to see Why they're so full of glee. They're at the store with that winning way. -ww Brrrrr-Kenneth and Loren really look cold. Such weather brings to mind the need for warm coats and other clothes which naturally bring into mind the Globe Store with its most complete stock of all sorts of women's winter wear. For the exclusive woman, no store in Pryor has a better reputation for pleasing its customers. Gretchen certainly seems pleased with those dresses she's looking at, doesn't she? Of course, this is no unusual ocf currence at McCoIIough's where only the finest lines of goods are sold. Friendly service such as Benny is giving really makes this store one of Pryor's Ioveliest shopping centers. mm' gm' no 'LIMEADE PlE,l5.lPllYl loeCr6am lwgvf spur smveo SQDD Bobs ond Tommy reolly look pretty os o picture, don't you think? The selling of lovely furniture ond dependoble electric ond mechonicol equipment combine to moke Reding's o most de- siroble business house to purchase your needs from. All the comforts of home would def scribe NeIson's Furniture Co. very optly. But why shouldn't it when onyone con ploinly see how contented Morietto, C. W., Jerry, ond Lois look. lf quolity merchondise is wonted, this fine store will hove it. 54 - Food's whot Bill ond Shirley need But the lows of thrift they hove to heedg Then in Herb's Cafe ls where they should stoy Till from hunger they feel they ore freed. Pud ond Gene went one doy to the door Of the populor Post Office Book Store. They sow some mogozines Thot certoinly were screoms, So they're going bock ogoin for some more. amxrmfr V.. ,i t april? , There is many a well-known face In this 'very familiar place, Francis and Irene Can always be seen At FowIer's, where quantity and value keep pace, Kenneth and Wanda are sitting down At a business of fair renown, Jeffersonian is the name, All have heard of its fame, 'Tis the show window of our town. Money, money, who's got the money? lt looks as though Arthur and Jean might be trying to cash in on some of it. There's one thing certain, however, if collateral or cash is needed, the American National Bank is always ready and willing to give courteous and friendly service to your business. Why didn't you tell us about this, John? We didn't know you and Mar- garet were going to start housekeeping so soon. Seriously, though, for the best in household and farm equipment, seeds, tools, and lumber, shop at Pryor Lumber and Grain, the place where quality and quantity go hand-in-hand, -Q 'vi DJ X .nrt Jl'll 1 ll' Stop ot the sign of the Circle Arrow, soys the onnouncer os he advertises the Western Auto stores oll over the country. And good odvlce should never go unheeded os Wondo ond Lee con tell you. lf onything is needed for cor or home, stop ot this friendly store in the friendly town. I - . i 1 Yum! Yuml Does thot food look good! Bill ond Ann ore two of this estoblishment's most ordent supporters. It it's the best in food you wont, then by oll means stop ot the Chili Bowl ond enjoy o delicious meol. B Chastain's is the store in this town Where Horold bought for Phyllis o gowng But her words we quote: I would like o Coot g So they looked till this coot they found. 0 Gisf Motor Co. is the store Q , Where your money will buy moreg But Jimmy ond Pot Alreody know thot, lt's the Speedliner boot they odore Blue and Gold Boosters AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOP BATES FEED SUPPLY BETHELAHADLEY INSURANCE BLACK KAT CAFE BOULDIN-THORNTON GRAIN CO. BOWMAN'S FLONNER SHOP BUD AND TURNER CLEANERS CAROL'S BEAUTY SHOP CASTLE MARKET CONEY FURNITURE CO DAILY TIMES DEMOCRAT DOCTOR J. W, GREEVER DOOLIN'S REFRIGERATION EAST SIDE GROCERY AND MARKET GIST PAINT STORE GODSY'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY HADLEY'S LAUNDRY .IERPE PRODUCE CO. JONES IMPLEMENT AND HARDWARE L HAROLD ADDINGTON, JEWELER LEE'S GROCERY AND MARKET LONG'S BEAUTY SHOP MALT HOUSE MOOTS HOSPITAL OASIS CAFE PRYOR 5c to SIOO STORE PRYOR MAYTAG SHOP PRYOR ROTARY CLUB PRYOR SHOE REBUILDERS PRYOR SPORTING GOODS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA RUSSELL FURNITURE MFG CO. SHANNONS SHOE SERVICE SHOP SHARP'S RADIO SERVICE STANISLAUS FEED COMPANY THOMPSON'S STUDIO UNITED ELECTRIC CO WHITAKER HOSPITAL GABEL-MUTZIG FLYING SERVICE - PHONE 844 PRYOR STUDIO, ROOM 6, HARDY BUILDING GRIFFIN'S GROCERY COMPANY When it's Griffin's, it's good. HQ 5' H3 ' -I X 'sg w W. :NE w, N i I I Q 3 xx 'Ni -CP . i ln a better business roll, Mayes Motor we shall extoll. For the best auto parts And for smooth auto starts, Buy here, say LaQuita and Joel. 0'6- Ten pretty lmps all in a row, Have enjoyed the picture at the Castle Show. Their smiles are so sunny, lt must have been funny, To give their faces such a fresh-air glow. Which is the prettier, Norma or the flowers? Quite hard to decide, eh? Jo Ann seems to be taking in all the beauty and there is certainly plenty. If gorgeously cut bouquets, potted plants, or shrubs are needed, Wright's Greenhouse can give you a fine supply. Bob is certainly learning early in life, isn't he? Margie is a good enough teacher, too. The only hard thing about shopping at Bynum's Grocery Store is choosing from the large va- riety of delectable foods. Betty Lou evidently plans on beautify- ing herself, from the looks of the quality merchandise she is about to purchase. Douglas knows that for the latest magazines and quick fountain service, the place to go is Martin Drug. That's a fine-looking coat you have there, thinks James as Raymond shows him some of the fine stock at Mayes Mercantile, one of Pryor's lead- ing department stores. No place in this city can give better service or higher quality to the public, Q3-. I Carl is willing to confide That of his shirt he is full of pride, Marieta can tell you, And lvaughn will sell you At the Band Box where good cleaners reside The Sunshine Hatchery has seed, Poultry, provisions, and feed. For farmers' supplies Their clerks are so wise, Upon this Sue and Bert are agreed. 'Tis a deed that Jack and Thomas had lacked, They just had to have it, in fact, So down town they went, By their folks being sent And got it at Mayes County Abstract. ,,--,,- X, X ff J , M.. u,-..,-,,.,, ? 4. Y,,. ' Q-wif' With a name that has stood for only the finest service, the Harris Funeral Home has served Pryor and Mayes County faithfully for several years. The sadness caused by death in a family has been lightened many times by the fine service rendered by this business, ff at Q, l 'f ?al Q ',,,'- ,,,'f Serv ce 'im ll At Wilkerson Real Estate, You will get the lowest rate, Virginia, Bo, and Joe Will all tell you sag Get your property before it's too late. 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