Roff High School - Tiger Yearbook (Roff, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1956 volume:

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JOE BILL 5 ay 55 ' .R ss ls ' if Q EARL k R.G.SWHNK iMgNii4g Co-Sponsor NORMA B f EUGENE F Akvls A X RUTH , L iu , L 3' A .lf 1:7 I I Y RUDEAN CLIFTON Sponsor HARLENE MARILYN JIM U13 4 A sg Earl House, Assistant Advertising Editor: Murriel Gilliam, Advertising Editor: Philip Fairchild, Assistant Editor: Arvis Griffith, Assistant Art Editor: Annette Wilkirson, Art Editor: Norma Bratcher, Assistant Sub. Manager: Harlene Walls, Girls' Sports Reporter: Marilyn Huddleston, Snapshots: Norma Swink, Sub. Manager: Ruth Hudson, Editor-in-Chief: Jim Cartwright, Activity Editor: Eugene King, Boys' Sports Reporter. HIGH SCHOOL A - A-W 5 1 - 3494 Y ,H XRS K .A., L,,, LL,. 1 Y 4- H 'FH M imi 1 I I l ll , if' ,f 'x. ,W 4 uw---X , -fh'W W 'ww Jig X A-'WW A., 5 ' J' k . V k A ., is L. X E A g iq f ' ww, ' - H , 5 N we? ix ' 2, f x qc! X SX . W 5 b 12 fi ,A . A A A X nib gm 'A in-resin! MW X GYMNASIUM ,, .,,LA' ibm? ' ELEMENTARY IYUMP, MMI, .mMp W ii- -1 -- 0 0 K-58 W A. C. GRIFFITH President PAUL MCCURDY FABER CRAIG Vice President Member e 6 6 4 6 0 it DAVE DAVIS K. P. LARSH Clerk Member To the above Members of the Roff Board of Education and to all those who have served in this capacity in the years past: we wish to gratefully dedicate the Tiger annual of 1956. Yours is the task of guiding the local school in all of its varied activities: the select- ing of competent teahcers, the making of policies, the maintaining ofa good school plant, and always keeping in mind the good of the children of your community. You are the men who have seen, and know the full meaning of civic responsibility. You have gladly sacrificed your time, effort, and energy for the worthiest of all causes: the betterment of our youth today and our citizens of tomorrow. Yours has quite often been a thankless job: and too often our patrons, teachers, and others fail to say 'Thank You' for the wonderful work you are doing. We wish to pause at this time and tell you that we do appreciate your work and we feel that we speak the sentiments of our community. Thanks for making our 1956 school 'year ag successful and happy one: and May God Bless You. 7 E S I 6 K 4 vm' '. 4.2 'A 3 .Sy W. 3 1' 'vghsn Q 3 v 1: f I . 4 e 'Wm x, ' Q n THE BOARD - ODDS AND ENDS Paul McCurdy Colorado Deer Hunters X X. -lv I5 5 ' i F S ,.l . . sg.- 5 I I -.4 1 Good Sports In Every Way A NDHGNE I asscung Y CAF! Q S nf ! 5:4 g . or , J, of X 'B 1 Jn. vt , x r X Q1 5 xllli SP1 Sk? ' a To Students and Patrons: It has been my pleasure to sponsor this Class of 1956. You have been one of our finest. May I wish for each of you the best. We today, as educators agree that our schools ex- ist for the sole benefit of the child. Modern schools have as their aim the turning out of a well balanced young man or woman, one that will be useful to so- ciety. An intelligent mind in a healthy body, both guided by good character. We believe that better schools make better com- munities. It is our sincere aim to give you the best possible school for your children with your kind co- operation and understanding. Sincerely, I I O' 4 x , Class of '56: As graduates-to-be, you are probably going to think at some time near graduation: no more school, no more teachers! Don't be fooled, for such a thought is a temporary illusion. The truth of the matter is that you are about to be enrolled in the ,greatest school---Adulthood---and faced by a far more exacting teacher---Life herself. You'll learn much from Life, for she is a teacher of many moods and circumstances. She is sometimes joyous, sometimes turbulent, sometimes depressed ---and you will be affected by each turn of mood. The cir- cumstances of learning will be intentional and accidental, limited and unlimited, surprising and unsurprising, voluntary and involuntary., encouraging and discouraging, and productive and unproductive. Your textbook will be a voluminous tome. entitled 'Wisdom and experience, and your homework will be assignments in Work, Family, and People---for the most part. Of course, there will be many tests given you by the teacher, but the Final Exam will be the one that counts. I hope that each of you 'will meet your teacher fully pre- pared, that each of you will be a good student, and that you will pass the Final Exam with flying colors. Adio's. Hasta Manana. Sincerely, WW I X GoT MY EYES 08 Yo U '69 HQ .fm sw ff R.G. SWINK M.S,, A.B. Degrees Superintendent Social Science RUDEAN CLIFTON HAROLD C. MOORE M, S, , B. S, Degrees M, 5. , B. 5. Degrees I-LS. Principal Elementary Principal EIlgliSh ' Math Elementary NORMA C. AUSTELL BUD GRAVES VIRGINIA MITCHAM B. E. Degree B. S. Degree B. S. , Degree Commerce Vocational Agriculture Home Ec and Elementary IRENE SWINK JEAN HEARD B. S, Degree B. S. Degree First Grade Second Grade C30 M. W. POTTS MARY EDNA CRISP B, S, Degree B, A. Degree Physical Education Music Seventh Grade e Ti VELMA HOWELL BEATRICE HERION B, S. Degree B. S. Degree Fourth Grade Third and Fifth Grades SHORTIE BRA TCHER Z f-59 ff ALVIN PAYNE B. N. BUNYARD FN CALLIE SIMPSON fd j v fm lf 1 lid., Jw VX15 NETTIE HO - gfyf Q f --a, DGES w, J. MoRR1soN Yum! Yum! - Hot Rolls' - Smell 'em? Roh IIKE A B16 WHEEXI' QLOHA X ES S - f' .1 .. 9 3 UH z M K K l . TW iff: XD I U l M951 I Y QQ TWM.. Q - Ply i ,Rs .2293 S -4, J, 4,-fav ,Tfygy Q43 ,gggqcfgg jj 1, I5 ,I ...J-.' ' ' At. ' '. '- QL? , if ,L W nf. ' lf, ' .2 ' - YQ' L4 ' 1 -.:.f' -A If . ' ' fi ' 1 ,'. ,Y ,f'. ', - ' .Y . , , Lf . ' V' . . ,f JT .A ' .-' - . .R . , .ff x. . ' . , i,, .4 . '..: , , X. Q I FOY HENDRIX I ,f . , A . A Q , ' 1 A -,V . .iff gf . , . , 4, f ..l.' . ,f . , -,- ,M A fi. rf, . ,, lv, . ' ,' ' A View ' f '- ' , Z vp- A sm. , . Dmxv- ', . . ,I W 1 QW, .. 142, yi? I t . ,mv -1 . 1 I NORMA JANE SWINK MURR-TEL GILLIAM Sodom Ofkeaw RU TH HUDSON Class Vice President 2 Tiger Staff 2 Tiger Growl 1 Basketball 2 Softball 3 Honor Society 1 Plays 2 4-H Junior Leader 1 Glee Club 4 JOE BILL MEDLOCK Tiger Growl 1 Tiger Staff 2 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Plays 1 FFA 1 ARVIS GRIFFITH Class President 3 Tiger Staff 2 Tiger Growl 1 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 FFA 4 FFA Officer 3 Librarian 1 i MARILYN HUDDLESTON Class Secretary 3 Tiger Growl 1 Tiger Staff 2 Basketball 4 Softball 3 Plays 2 4-H Secretary 1 Librarian 1 Glee Club 3 NORMA JANE SWINK Class Reporter 2 Tiger Growl 2 Tiger Staff 2 Honor Society 2 Basketball 4 Softball 3 Perfect Attendance 6 4-H 8 4-H Junior Leader 4 Glee Club 4 Class Song Leader 2 HARLENE WALLS Class Yell Leader 1. Tiger Growl 2 Tiger staff 1 Basketball 4 Softball 3 Plays 1 4-H Junior Le Glee Club 3 Librarian 1 '54 ALETA FAYE MURRAY Class Song Leader 1 Tiger Growl 1 Basketball 3 Softball 3 Librarian 2 4-H Club 9 4-H Secretary 2 4-H Co. Song Leader 1 Glee Club 4 ader 1 EARL HOUSE Tiger staff 1 FFA 4 FFA Sentinel 1 BOBBY CLIFTON FFA 4 ANN ETTE WILKIRSON Tiger Staff 1 Tiger Growl 1 Drivers Club 1 Plays 2 Librarian 1 Glee Club 4 R. G, SWINK Sponsor MOTTO: It's what you learn after you know it all that counts. FOY HENDRIX Class Officer 2 Honor Society 3 Tiger Growl 1 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 FFA 4 FFA Treasurer Student Council 1 Play 1 i HJGENE KING Class President 1 Tiger staff 1 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 FFA 2 Play 1 1 DON QUINTON Class Vice President 1 Tiger Growl 1 FFA 2 FFA Reporter 1 Basketball 2 Baseball 4 Plays 1 MURRIEL GILLIAM Class Officer 2 Tiger staff 2 Tiger Growl 2 Basketball 3 Baseball 2 FFA 2 Honor Society 2 Plays 2 Librarian 1 BILLY MAX MOSLEY FFA 4 TOMMY MUSGRAVE FFA 4 4 L ' V R 5 O L ji? ORIENTAL S 0 9 0 M R 1 1 H 9 I, A Q, 3 P 4 I 'A lx xs..-- N C f' .J X Sm E 5 S lv' QW s g...f- L L Y H O A G If ' T H L L S 5. ' 5 O M S .1. ,: H P g gi X S Ei . 0 I . R 0 -. 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Quinton, Patsy Hill, Richard Brock, Aleta Murray, Ruth Hudson, Mary Stephens, Norma Swink, Joan Graham, Eugene King, James Graham, Beuna Reed, Bob Quinton, Don Quinton Murriel Gilliam, Marilyn Huddleston. Director: Rudean Clifton. .fs 'i 'Qi ...MN ...- 5 ,Z 3 faqs 5 ix uv an if YP an Q - W ' K 1' ,.,. , W J . gg' .. f Q ...., 3 9-ff X 5 1 'MY HIXT3' oN THE SIDE oF NW 11.225 HE BD J X4 ' SOPHOMOR Bl 'K qs Today we build. , g Tomorrow we sail. X . PR 1 -g ff. xrrj, N 11 , s Mfg' 1 -. 'il-. 'Sf ahh s, ,f Q -in wir. i. if ww. 2 -rs' T ff. ' 4' Virginia Mitcham Sponsor ,and Jen-y Dgn pipes Eddie Cartwright Bobby Stanford Vice President Reporter Secretary-Treasurer Raef Q Margaret Taylor Odis Cole Shirley Stinson K 41115 4 Charles Griffith Wanda Hendrix June Bunyard Thurman Stephens President kk '.i, K .5 at V ai S D2-flfr Steve Dilbeck Song Leader Johnny Fennell Jane Anderson THE IEAST TQ SAY THE Mo ' A P 'E Wfev- 60 N 4 .P flfwwf B w ff' Lf 0 Q F , an i w tw ssl 5 -Q 0 I X , Q PRES:-:MEN 11- nr 1- vw 1 Q JITM7 n jo M IR ' Norma Austell, Sponsor , . ,o.. A fl .N 3 Q . A, vga Y ,W at W ' 'fir-rv. , . ' .. N? 9 54 it K as ima M v Q X Linda Wade R.L. Quinton President Vice President is if R 5 v l 't X 3 Ronald Potts Bette Davis Richard W. Swink Glenna Dilbeck Secretary-Treasurer RCpOrter Mary Huddleston Herbert Wallis Brenda Nuner J. W. Kolarik is Cindy Graham Lynda Powell Phyllis Hodges Geneva Cole 7 Y X, ,Q KITTENI' 9198 wf 00 H0 ,.-1-1'-' fi -1.1-l.- ..-F..-O O . ' ELEMENTARY 9 I - Q, F ig is M if .ugh :EF 49454 4 ' A , ' 'P' ri it 1' A var -5 'L v i 3 as x J f S r 1-,Mfr r v 5 ,,. 'lt s g 'K S fi t ,.,, Q . .Qi QQ M sz' Mx is iii '13 1 Ja QW 9 if at Q Q MAX L V J F ,. e-fd fx F Y S E . S C 'rs If if A , - I. .. L ft at Akky .X isr 3 if S IW V .... K X1 ,ff . F f -1 I -i f -W A is N. a X 1 hgh 1' .Q , gpg b 3,2 Ls, , 5 , , , Q - x Donnie Bratcher Dorinda Lawson Ronnie Bratcher Juanita Barnett Roy Stephens Charlene Ozment Harold Moore 1... N, S m y C Jimmy Stinson rzi Natha Lee Carson Z so ' - Roy Lee Williams I Patsy Castleberry E-lll K nuulb ,it Nancy Goree y X WA ggi S Jerry Summers ' 'C ' if Lally. i i z neue summers ff ,rzz Q L ' r 'M Y 4 Charles Crawford I Q, X , lanl i Barbara Wilson , - Paul Hurley any gsy L i L nnlulgy , Betty Lamb i t - fj Jerry Breeden 17. Wanda Grinstead 3 i W : , VL Jack Huddleston in , 'ri'iz 5 r 4 ' , Q ?i If Barbara Taylor David Young Mary Hudson Herbert Stanford 'Q 'Eig- as as ii qi 2 3, qi! f Annette Wade X Jimmy Dan Ray Jearld King Kathleen Harris Brice Wallis Alan Larsh M. W. Potts 53 'Q '52 E , R s . a ,Q , 4 Barbara l-luddleston Dennis Dilbeck June Clifton Thurma Nell Howell Bobby Grinstead Alma Timmons Maxine Stephens ll K i f,..' . 1' wx I no we KV5'-'swwsgfitgx ' 1 3' f y Q L il V Q '.Ll fx ? w ' w . 'A O it ft ' - : . s l Y A Nova Stinson Kenneth Iantz Janis King Tommy Files Troy Lamb Roberta Hodges Roger Potts Shirley Griffith 61:4 Tajuanna Kolarik Larry Heard Panny Teel Louis Tolliver James Knight Haskell Barnes Harold Lee Swink Jerry Klos George Breeden Raymond Cole Charles Stevens Joe Whitaker is ef I if ' E 1 3155 f Glenda Lamb f ,K n Richard Earl Etchieson Vera Lamb K Q as Y ls 9 qi 8 4 x in 3, as as at X wixw Q ,img at ., K., is r Q, ek 4' gi., -Exit ,X 'lp XS MSE , A N 'wg Q? ' A gli! at A wir S S, X 5 q'qQQ Gary Ray Carol Howell G Ricky Castleberry Bevelee Howell Richard Huddleston Beatrice Herion Jenny Runyan Douglas Stinson Lynn Herion Paul West Armenda Choate Sammy Summers Lawana Williams Jimmy Keeter Patricia Phillips Jerry Iantz Elizabeth Lawson Emmerich Veber Ieanell Brandon Gary Eager Norma Wallace Joy Heard Charles Collins Kay Fennell Leslie Green Darlene Hunt dad Gwendolyn Summers Rodger Nuner Brenda Brandon Bill Clayton Margaret Collins Shirley Howell 3 5 -,, Q -!fs'1':!,,L,,. 2: rf msn .L ..., ,- A- P .r fi fs s: . :- N. L .F - i:fsr:5:1: . 2, iii 4 3 Q V , X 3 YE? rr IK.: E riz, g :.1 is 1 as l Il WE- 'Y E. , . E , is may 'Eg - iisiliia s if W i Sv- X s rg Elissa g l h Z Qi M- ss 1 E 1 9 -R E v Kr -. B, Yzi?-iii .f sr r 1 9.52 . 4, .5 K i Lxbmi K MA we X . ' 'f ats wx. 'fffif K I A A -.rt fra ,ze y slilsiillli ts ' . 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UX. ,, s. :F 4 . 1? , X5 3 19' Q ew L. ,t , X J, Q3 S ,,. Y X -s. is hw, fr- W X is Jean Heard Sterlin Timmons R613 if A ff' . Herbert Teel Kay Knight Q , r K 'ke' . ' ,.. W gl v'-all As... T . Judy Williams Richard Lee Mitcham Sandra Bratcher David Breeden f ,fp 5 ,. is i Z Richard Whitman U M m A i f qk.A S y Dovie Garrett ' Q If 'rr ii Q ' Murl Phillips S . Shirley Fay Stephens 4 ,F f H f 'f t i Patsy Howell y A Roy Summers MW.. v Carol Dearman ,S Vs 4 V S' Simon Fires ff' H ' .sr V . 'Z l if fl V' Shirley Jennings Phyllis Stephens Eva Hunt Dixie Powell Irene Sw ink 76:46 Qmde Melvin Bradford Betty Quinton Ronnie Green Alvina Tidwell Eudene Choate Karl Veber Pamela Smith Rodger Dale Pipes Bill Summers Glenna Williams Bruce McMillian Sue Stephens Janie Davis Lowell Hudson Janice Stinson Guy Frazee Bobby West Rita Castleberry Judy Eager Kaywana Pipes Kay Morgan Rita Fennell Vickie Garrett Linda Odell ,v an 9+ S 3 . C1oNE GATHERINC1.S ' f JFS 52 5 --5 I 1' ORGANIZATIONS E--jf Sf f 77 MILDRED YOUNG C3515 President GI-AD sv we YS AN o mea We DERS Secretary e 56-fident ON Junior High School Students Present Rott P-TA Program The sixth. seventh and eighth lrades presented the program at the Tuesday session of the Ruff Parent-Teachers Association held in the elementary school auditori- um at 3 pm. Marvin Potts. Harold Moore and Mrs. Virlinll Mitcham directed the Program. A one-act play, Miss Jones. l'll Be Glad, Too, was followed by two piano selections by Kathleen Harris. Parents Are Lille This. a one-act play, met with acclaim. Rev. T r u m a n Spurgin Save the devotional and led in prayer. Mrs. Mildred Young, con- The attendance prize was won by the fourth and eighth grades, Re- freshments of ice cream. cake and coffee were served in the hot lunch room by Mrs. K. P. Lnrsh. Mrs. Kenneth Dearrnan and Mrs. C. C. Anderson. ducted the business session. l PROGRAM Fourth Grode Gives Program for Rott Porent-Teachers Fred Yates, minister uf the Roi! Uhurcn of christ, gave me new .ional and offered prayer when the Roff Parent-Teachers Association. - met Tuesday afternoon in thai schbol auditorium. 1 The third and fourth grades pre-, sented a skit entitled Ole MC- Donald Had a Farm. Mrs. Mildred Young, P-TA pre- sident. conducted the business ses-Q sion. , The fourth grade won thc 52.50 attendance prize. polling 32 votes. Superintendent Richard Swink announced a box supper in the in- terest of the community Christmas tree for December 8. After the program and business: thc group assembled in the lunch room where the hostess. Mrs. Haz- el Brandon and Mrs. Geneva Brad- ford, served refreshments of angel food cake and coffee. Roff P-'FA'mS1 in the auditor:-I ium Tuesday, February l4. Mrs, Harold Davis brought the devo- tional, followed with prayer: Minutes at the last meetin werel read by the secretary, Nfrs. Jo Leta Craig. The attendance prize of 52,50 was won by the fourth grade. The president, Mrs. Mil- red'Young introduced her moth- er, Mrs. Mildred Rolf Smith who is director of nursing service at- the Pauls Valley state school for mentally retarded children. . Mrs. Smith spoke on'rnentall retnred people and read a speec that was .given by Dr. Carl Men, ninger, consultant to the Veterans' Bureau in its mental health pro-! gram, and supervises and operates the Menninger Clinic in Topeka. After the meeting the group adjourned to the hot lunch room. Hostess for the event was Mrs. Sue 1-leuatt. Mrs, Louise Harris and Mrs, Mozel Davis served re- freshments employing Lhe valen- tine theme. w I 0 MILDRED SMITH Speaker for P. T. A The Rev Spllrgifl Refreshment Time Mrs. Mildred Smith Xmas Boxes Peanut Race Sack Race 4 . a ,I e-f ll-n-B , - x .1 W fi, ,L , Z- JJ SEQ Mary Edna Cnsp- -Inst ff ' f Q 'I iffy Crafts gfameg Q f M xx nnouowuoowonouonoonooun qfaane UI Comparauve Buymg 1 K I. A I v .Ppeuuuy vw v H 'P0 '5 LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD STORES A p Q r . 5' 1 'B P Group I George Breeden, Jerry Klas, Louis Tolliver, Rober Potts. First Place: ---N 550 00 Savings Bond Presented to City Park Fund. Group II. Alan Larsh, David Tom Medlock Young Dorinda Lawson Kathleen Harris. First Place: 850.00 Savings Bond-- Presented to City Park Fund. Group III. Harold Swink, Panny Teel. Nova Stin- son. Alma Timmons. First Place: 550.00 Savings Bond-- Sixth Grade Project Fund. Group IV. David Young, Dorinda Lawson, Kathleen Harris, Thurma Nell Howell. Second Place: 525. 00 Savings Bond--Presented to Boy Scouts. ' if S '. M311'f ' p' 'Q 2 its J . yn-5 I Safety Goodwill Industries 56400614 ' ---------------- HAMMONDORGAN - - - FOLK DANCERS Mr and Mrs Robert Galati - - Bob and Jerry Dill ------ - - - ...... - ARCHERY ' WESTERNSERENADES H 1 my .x ,nl Q 5 ... 0 K Q ik, it . r'? f 4, get Y 5 snss if 0 2 Ev 55: Elias 223. i g i g 5 PW Q ' Ya 1 SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES Nfffi xis N s SM f -if is - , 'I 1 - Q ui' Group III Group IV I s si Q . ix if S i Xt. .. -, 3 fs si 3 'NX is 233 'K xx Us ii is X ix in Em 4 wx ,w 1 if 'X X x , Q 9 . . 'Q' l 1 F 3 . .. , S if-if ' M K ' Q b ' er' . ar L ' June Bunyard l Herbert Stanford President Vice President Q ,, as 0 P -A e L ' 'T Aleta Murray Secretary-Treasurer A- 1 V Ll., Shirley Stinson Song Leader . as A Bette Davis Social Chairman COUNTY 4-H OFFICERS--These six youngsters are the new officers of the county's federation of 4-H clubs. They were elected Saturday morning in a special session at the courthouse. All will serve for one year. Seated from left to right are: Jerald Barton, Fitzhugh, Vice President: Wayne Truitt, Stonewall, Presidentg and Frankye Sullivan, Fitzhugh, Secretary. Standing:, Nancy Elliott, Fitzhugh, Reporter: Wanda Young, Fitzhugh, Song Leaderg and June Bunyard, Roff, Social , Dorinda Lawson Chairman. Reporter 4-H Round-Up Stillwater Lan-y'5 project Sponsors Virginia Mitcham 4 ,N - Harold Moore fr' 2444 new -W S.-rjsf r Joe Bill Medlock Editor Norma Austell Instructor Ruth Hudson Assistant Editor I Af .sa--A-' 4 ' 5 A X--ff '-+--......,,, Annette and Murriel Harlene and Foy Norma and Alera Arvis and Don kv-sn Phil Fairchild, Reporter: Joe Medlock, Editor: Norma Swink, Advertising Manager: Alete Murray, Assistant Advertising Manager: Ruth Hudson, Assistant Editor: Norma Austell, Sponsor: Murriel Gilliam, Soc. Editor: Annette Wilkirson, Art Editor: Harlene Walls, Girls' Sports Editor: Arvis Griffith, News Collector: Ed Cartwright, Reporter: Marilyn Huddleston, Typist: Foy Hendrix, Boys' Sports Editor. M4 ERS qhfm iii' :H 1 i, W sf' ,V W5 Siwzfffii, .wi pf W ' ff Ogfaze-ze Foy Hendrix ------- Treasurer Thurman Stephens ---- Sentinel John Breeden ---- Vice President Bud Graves - - ------ Inst. Arvis Griffith - - - - -President Don Quinton - - - - - Reporter Charles Griffith ----- Secretary ML! YD J e cfs Breeden stePhen3 King Musgrave Pom Sta nford A . I -54' iii 1 Kolarik Fennell Pipes Hendrix 1 A V I X A '13 'ff 'M N 'ri w Q Q -if Qui nto ns Ozm ent Sw ink Wa His nw in I Bob Bunyard Scoutm aster gag Scout Wee! Forty-sixth Anniversary Candlelight Service Boy Scout Committee Men sl gigs 2 2: '51 ? 4 H ' .J was 3 5' x g I 'E ii i . .. t V , , if 1, zii X X Regular Meeting Boy Scout Exposition fi, ,,.f 1 Y .J ,gla f fl3i?9 iifff52 E . Kigjfia TJ' lxlxl x f 9 1 A' W 1 5 4 Lv , wi gd 4 V 4 WELX-,YOUkE THE CUTEST THIRG6 W ' 29 6 an if ' ? '?' we we J satin' is fi ' Z' I Q W -X if Q if K Hi 'wifi ff If E EXP N ' . W. V J! ,- . x K A, . A A- i kschoo. PkoTo5 we Jr v X ,gm uw Q li i fx? x ss N, if-7 Q4 V? 'li ffxx 3 T T T li ff YW ' 5 T i 3 M Q ., . J-,. Ju.. I.. . .,s, .I 'VXA X f ' lx . ' .i '- I i, :,:-:' 1 Q x iQ,,'lf, gimm Y Q f X x gg? R Aww iogi 4.-+15 FK ,V l f Ck L 'Z ,.,k,,,.,f W 14- R0 'l50'fNioN ,ff 4 2... Af State WMM sweety Zhu 1, l 'lJ'1Nx-x5:YMX1ixX Rf fl R , sw Ns 4' ' xN QV 'iff' -l 1 XxxxXN fl 1 NN fl! Mumust GILLIAM Q Yxxx 071. Y xxxx ll l X Q X X he 4 ' JUNE BUNYARD WANDA HENDRIX 4 I ' X ' QNX ll x fl Qs I Y 4 2 NORMA SWINK FOY HENDRIX A RUTH HUDSON 2 ' ' - W -W- ll f 9 A . X N x 'W 01- 4 we mi 'wa ! s The Oklahoma State Honor Society is an honor society for the high school students of Oklahoma. To attain membership in this society, the student must have a scholastic average which is rated in the upper ten per cent of the high school enrollment. The purpose of the State Honor Society is to promote higher standards of scholarship among the students in the high schools of Oklahoma. N Q? x'I IAS sum , RATTQI Ml Roh. xp N - 9 ' j Q fi f X K MK N 3 5' it if 5 V 5 I nw - fn 2 Q l x f N S j I X d f 5 l ' R ' 1111 f ,V f y, f 7 'f , , f ,,,--Jl1L,,- ,-x,nL.,..1,- llx .sm Q I --MKII, M ---K 4- ' S ORTS ' lll,,l iw FOY HENDRIX JoE MEDLOCK EUGENE KING Agyrs GRIFFI1-H Guard Forward Guard Center an 'QQ E MURRIEL GILLIAM Forward WIN ALL-STAR GAME Left to right: Stanford, Quinton, Breeden, Gilliam, King, Hendrix, A. Griffith, Fennell, Stephens, Potts, -, Eugene j g .tml JOHN NY FENNELL Forward C. Griffith. In front: Allen Larsh, M.W. Potts, Herbert Stanford. H Aff, X.. E. C. S. C. GYM Q4 M, W, POTTS Coach ATHLETIC AWARD BANQU ET nl? .-.-..--gn-, 4....L Killian: 'U-Ln'-7-v gig, ,.:r,,,,.-i -' '-f --we-lllll yr . J v WWF 1-o-qu-e-...,,, F wa? 5355 X3 i Q 'P 1 X - 'N ? KJ.. K wf 4 -- 1 lll H -1 .Lila . . Jw ,, .3 Lmfs 'Q-.. Won 6 - Lost 4 4 2 X of A196 ,, KA. -- County Runner-Up . A 1 DON NIE BRATCH ER fig? 4 RONNIE BRATCHER C ei ania ' r JIMMY STINSON C rrr nmv nn' ,4Z'w ai' :- lu 0 , :sn gf. if Q at Y. 3 . King- 3er01d stevhens' Lafsgziiww. sian 0 ' ROHM . Herbeft X HMXCY' Coach, ' pau M-W' Potts, gon, ummy Ray ' ..,, J lack Hudfnes County Champions V K won 5 pw 70634 Lost 1 M.W. Potts, Coachg Larry Heard, Dennis Dilbeck, Alan Larsh, Brice Wallis, Roger Potts, Harold Swink, Herbert'Stanford, Bobby Grinstead, Louis Tolliver. Shirley Griffith, Barbara Wilson, Charlene Ozment, Barbara Taylor, June Clifton, Nancy Goree Natha Carson, Betty Lamb, Wanda Grinstead, Kathaleen Harris, Patsy Castleberry, Mary Jo I-ludson, Dorinda Lawson, Nova Stinson, Annette Wade, M.W. Potts, Coach. Won 1 Lost 4 M. W. POTTS NORMA AUSTELL Coach Sponsor naman? l9'Y-'flhellil-RIM. an nd hmm wan ctw eltmohhldldrndu NTNNB dblhllilw KRW luhlChuAlz'1ldvluou Mnnullnl tl-lflnl zwhunlnuudlam Ill of Bl llhlil it mllubl. l Ahhloilnlodilovnn Dill! !hcClluAll!lnllvlvMl, ' unvanhnvnllolhdi rm-yunrlmenhiedus Isgtkndvt. dk bdalilt U :xatlldwu-nil f , - 1 x X .. P f qs lb. 0, K, iw, if 5054414 M. W. Potts, MJ. Huddleston, G. Dilbeck, M. Taylor, W. Hendrix, R. Hudson, M. L. Huddleston, N. Swink. Front row: I. Anderson, A. Murray, J. Bunyard, L. Powell, S. Stinson, C. Graham, H. Walls. s M. W. POTT Coach X., v Q, Lji,'f Y '!!!!!g!gi A NORMA AUSTELL ' 8 1 SPOHSOI Zddddff' M. W. Potts, M. Gilliam, E. Kin , A. Gr'ff'tb F u 8 1 1 . J. ennell, D. Quinton, J. Breeden, J. Pzpes, J. Cartwright. Front row: E. Cartwright, R. Potts, B. Stanford, F, Hendrix, R,L, Quinton, C. Griffith, T. Stephens. NEIL, ITIS' TIME To SWS CGAIY 9 Q NA F, 0 YO 40 9 99 ak l Cb QQ C0 CNC' Ni IW E ADS W1 Wfaimfo ff Roff , Oklahoma Herefords Bred for Production of High-Quality Beef K.P. LARSH, Owner Watch Your Curves and Eat More Beef. Compliments of Wzdwndwenf G1 I.-A 5 5 5AN17 CO Processors of High Grade Silica Sand for the Glass Making and Foundry Industries Capacity 400 Tons Daily Analysis 99.547, Silica K. P, LARSH, Owner ww SERVICE STATION R ff Okl h ma Phone GL 6-7221 MOTO RING DEMANDS ' GE We TUBELESS IPM MEMS mai VEGETAELES Low Prices ' at 5 X Foon MARKET Phone GL 6-72.42 Roff, Oklahoma Biggest Little Store in P ontotoc County mv 'X Dependable Service 125 7 can GL 6-7443 LAUNDRY ' x Wash and Drying 5 Roff, Oklahoma L I W rl: 1 ,. ,,. fl W I I X f , A fee' fa sig no Z XP F D EEL,-12 A2 ' ff-:si-f:.a: GPA N N Y I-I LJ D SON 'S DAVE DAV I5 Phone GL 6-7272 Roff, Oklahoma DRILLING CO. Roff , Oklahoma Torws RECREATION HALL Roff, Oklahoma Qs.. V 65 x 'nga . 4 , MRS, ALVIN MEDCALF Phone GL 6-7372 Roff, Oklahoma Q. Xb :: . . C . C.. J ' , ' 'a I V . . '. L... .L . ,.. . . vff- We QL.Q'.'f'4'.'.....g EU NYATZD 2 DRUG Featuring Colverts Ice Cream Drugs Flowers - Gifts School Supplies Magazines Phone GL 6-7222 - Roff. Oklahoma HM 7waJle.7 PAUL A 4 MCCUTZDXWS ' CR l gkiggqt GARAGE Q, 1 A9 3 SKILLED LABOR ' Prompt Service 6 I , W We Can Fix Anything at Anytime 4 Phone GL 6-7356 - Roff, omahoma 8 ry CAF Roff, Oklahoma ,X .H 1' X 7445614153 GROCERY Phone GL 6-72 14 Roff CI. WW 1427. . . TO GREATER VALUES M. MASKS LUMBER CO. Lumber, Hardware Plumbing Supplies FRED BARKER, Manager Phone GL 6-7281 Roff, Oklahoma -V4-uomvsom QQ P, J -' ,O TYPEWRITER CO. 123 South Broadway ff-frff'2fNf12'C 3 S N I C E J! U . 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E at .Lal 1 .pr KEN' , , '-:f52Z:f:31 E xox-:A News Groceries V Feed Fresh Vegetables Meat Market Free Delivery I-'ABER CRAIG Roff, omahoma Phone GL 6-7221 + H4149 an GYM g Drink coca-cola in Bottles De11c1ous and Refresh1ng CLOTHIERS Styles of Tomorrow Today W Ada, Oklahoma BOTTLING CO. Ada, Oklahoma CNE STOP SERVICE ,,Q TEXACO JA Q 5 LEO ,Jos-INSONS T5 'O - Phone GL 6-9904 - Roff, Oklahoma ll STATION , Clean Rest Rooms When , in A THE J f Roff 5 1 i ALL FAMILY if 1. A DRINK! and Ni YOU ...S 11 S405 LIKE A 45 IT 7UPI I I IT QWWZZZZZL I ' -2 LIKES GROCERY AND FEED STORE - i YOU Phone GL 6-7241 5' Q 6' Roff C. Z S. CLEANERS Distinctive Cleaners for Particular People LLOYD GRISWALD, Owner Phone 125 314 E. Main Ada, Oklahoma ilgll 1f-f A R X ,',r' 'INN I, A W J -I Q lll. -ul.. un.. X 1 ,nf IW- W, -.HN :NN :A kj. , sg ,lf X! R! fx E xg 'KN mx f' , fl f ' 4 V xx x? x W. Phone INSTRUMENT COMPANY Oil Field and Refinery Instruments Gauges - Clocks - Recorders Rebuilt and Calibrated P. O. Box 384 Ada, Oklahoma I,-3 A 51.11.12 S E, ABSTSRACT TITLE CO, Complete Copy, Murra C y ounty Records Bonded Abstracters 1-ILHZ R. A. JENNINGS S ulphur, Oklahoma - Phone 81 . .I 4 'r - I I 4' ' ' f . S --Q, 51 fl ., A, l Ah I' iq-'WP 1 . 513133 --1:' - fly I : ' .n'0..:n- 8 ' K 0 au.--A X CQQWLZ, DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY L s Pasteurized Dairy Products Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1956 Graduation Class COLVERTS Ada - Ardmore - Durant Oklahoma Goodyear Tires General Electric Appliances Batteries Eg! Housewares Q! SERVICE Phone 3 Sulphur, Oklahoma Vulcanizing Sporting Goods Recapping Toys 11-TQ! .G:F12'S DRIVE INN The Home of Good Sandwiches. Phone 4099 406 East Main Ada, Oklahoma Oklmmmonmmmsdopuallct m- SUPER AAARKETS Idahoma BRISCOE PRODUCE tx ' 055257 ... I ii?ig'f Qt, Q.. 2 . -hi' , -v f ' . hh h V 2 Qf 2 in YOUNG-SANDERS MOTORS Telephone 2468 212 South Broadway Ada Oklahoma Q - International Harvester - tif? :E Allis-Chalmers ' Farm Machinery, Parts, and Service J: 5 S sglwi T2oL.L.ow HARDWARE CO. Phone 93 In Ada Service 1900 O MEMBER GI F F U RD MoNuMENTwonKs ul 5 E In -- C2Y.Jl1'onumenffs forever 0. Acln, fnllllhfblllil 900 North Broadway PTIOIIC 1271 6 vi' C-O so I X46 7 65 ff fi 4 K DRIVE-IN Lunches - Sandwiches Fountain Drinks Steaks - Chicken-in- Basket Curb Service AL AND RUBY TRIBBEY, Owners 505 East Main Ada, Oklahoma DONAGHEY GREENHOUSES 'Ce Chevrolet Com aid-0104 fad. Zumq Uccadion x Y - 9910 Dan p PHONE 1581 ADTo:QIjlL'gxlA Noun-I BROADWAY ADA, OKLAHOMA law - 1 . ,plagu e QlIi'wNhmmNy EP f' 1: We did not build this friendly bank In spite of years we've spent, It's no less true - Except for you, We wouldn't have a cent. W s Member of R Member of FDIC Ada , Oklahoma Q I. I BETZTY SHOE SHOP Homer and Fletcher Flowers L Leather Goods Store and Boots FROZEN FOODS Boot and Shoe Hospital 808 E. Main Z06 E. Main Street Ada, Oklahoma Ada, Oklahoma , , .LL Y A W' l K ff is F ben ifh WJWZPJJ , 1 ,, XJ Jay If wzfh dum, fomasr- naw? I 6 -,sr ' I 0 I , 9 Ada, Oklahoma - Phone 144 - 700 East 6th 9141 F UNE RAL HOME GENE SMITH RUSSELL SMITH Phone 60 Ada, Oklahoma Our Best Always REAL VALUES IN REAL ESTATE , Cif? VVLLLIAFAS f, A 1-:su-1b11shed 1908 Insurance - Loans - :5:::?:i::i:i 5:5531 Abstracts - Bonds LH PHHH Ig Hi G HJ Pientagl , - pq ,hmm . M 5. . M., I IK one N f l X Sulphur, Oklahoma Szgaiedte feeaedzy Q 'N EP-XLS .TEWELERS 114 E. Main - Ada, Oklahoma It Means Added Appreciation If the Gift ls From O'Neals Gifts - Drugs - Kodaks Wwff W6 69464 ,QQWZW 116 1-3. Main DRUG CO Phone 740 131 W. Main - Phone 204 Ada, Oklahoma We Know Your Wants and Want Your Business Compliments of NACCAELEY W OLDSMOBILE VLQSJZJV' West Znd and Broadway Sulphur, Oklahoma Phone 766 JOE LEWIS ROY MCCARLEY IDL! YIORIIY ..c:1' an clrr I '4 AFA 4 K p QAZJ MWVZ' mow - 9, -ggi , JEWELRY 1 Diamonds-Gifts-Watches Q Jg,, Across From High School Sulphur, Oklahoma Obi-I O TIP ffl PETE HUDLESTON, Proprietor Roff, Oklahoma I-1-1 1.1 AUTHOIIIED SALES AND SERVICE IIIIYED IOVOI SERVICE mmm MOTOR CO. Phone 40 1018 West Second Street Sulphur, Oklahoma I Hiding- DAIRY Fine Dairy Products Sulphur, Oklahoma 5434, ARMY STORE Hats - Shoes - Boots Men's Work Clothes 120 W. Main Ada, Oklahoma Iflin I hw: mlm If.-I flir I-Ilmfr '4rmr!xFrwf:1!r DI C I4 NOTZVVOOD CHEVROLET inwfah-0,2 3 Sales and Se rvice Phone 140 - 196 Su1phur,Ok1ahoma 1 TO VISIT bllfjxx V JA INA E5 ,. DEPARTMENT STORE j' 1114-16 West Broadway fl Sulphur, Oklahoma llgf Phone 560 Drugs :avr T Sundries '09 ih: 6 f , ALLEN! S W In our scam N, f Values, Accuracy - ' X phone 404 - Sulphur L Always Comes First ' When health is in the balance, no effort is too great. We A double-check for accuracy when we fill prescriptions. N , 0 f -l A 1 y Ilrl 0 - X , .X D' . XETN SU E124-4 U12 5 A 1 EQIP DRY GOODS STORE kj Phone 154 - Sulphur, Oklahoma ,lc-,,,,.f SU LJ?-L-I U12 GREEN HOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP BILL and MILDRED HEATH Phone 242 Day or Night Sulphur, Oklahoma WM, 1 eo 9 Wm HOME E Sulphur, Omahoma lx A E A. G. DUNN E AMOS N. DUNN O 2 MRS. BRYAN BATES y W Home of I ff. A-' Murray County Burial Association V! Q V K I Roff Agency .0 f f at 1 yy XE., BUNYARD DRUG A ff Our QQ EBEPENDABLE DRUGGIST WATCH QEPAIQS nn-gr t.-y-ff'-Tf,fA .:L:,t' fp.. I i ' Z f 4. U 5525271 DRUG CO. Has lt Phone 39 Sulphur, Oklahoma ,J 1, gwfiwfnfzf JEWELRY Diamonds - Watches - Gifts Sulphur , Oklahoma Compliments of MENS WEAR BUYS wma 107 East Main Ada, Oklahoma Clothiers to S. E. C. VV. 'PUR-I' LE IS SULPHUR HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. Sulphur, Oklahoma Oklahoma f X 715 West Main - ff ' ,Q Phone 475 ,CK WJ I p Mm R D4-a ILDQTTS 475 fliwi M CLEANERS U, ll' 'IU ,,f,L U 4' W W Cleaning ' Pressing - Alterations FARMERS sNsuRANcE GROUP Ada, Oklahoma EEOA DVVAY U LOL X CLEANERS W Q Phone 70 S lphur, Oklahoma N2 RICHARDS 5 10-2512 STORE S lphur, Oklahoma 65666 vmusu X AUTO sToREs Q 0' Sulphur - Davis until' pi Okl h ma nw:s1'lcA1'E MSAVIIGS... ?ettn Wallace HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Phone 107 Sulph Oklah ma. lr3 A ' gffmfzzyf BUTANE Phone GL 6-7271 Ll Roff fznslfkff Zmldtg gfzaeoziea at GOOD!!! ICE CREAM S9951 ETP. N - , - I J X Sulphur, Oklahoma P 3 Xl ,X X Hx' .'. 1 ' f ag . 1 X A XXQW-X-S .K ll lsxY3S1.k'5lYWX'xxXlvxx?HWWMA Kay? amflmefzfs af VV. VV, V121 CE INSURANCE Phone GL 6-7255 Roff, Oklahoma Movies are Your ,F Mc awk Cheapest h Ente rtainrnent! Visit Your Friendly if l i ADA TH EATQE E5 and I I OAK HILLS DRIVE-IN T 'H'A ' 3 Open This Spring FRANK LITTLE, Manager Q-'NY X L ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING co. I Ada Oklahoma Convale e I Home 3984 Re oe ce 26771 CREEL CONVALESCENT HOME Marvin and Carolyn Creel, Owners 718 East Fif-th Street ADA, OKLAHOMA 12. L.. 'E?.T7T7L..E BUTANE GAS SERVICE, INC. Serving south central Oklahoma with headquarters in Tecumseh. Branch office in Roff. To insure you of honest gas service, we use only Ticket print-o-meters, the meter that prints your tickets thus avoiding human error. For Honest Dependable Service Call Roff, Oklahoma - Gladstone 6-7306 ws 0 K' H 'fe' ', 0 , 4 Ji'-5' -I-f,1J19l?. . ,' TlLEIU S DIPINZMBZTE' -' A 'PH CW 5351305156 LP - 9 r C ompliments of 5415246 I xr- ACCEPTANCE CO. Loans Sales Financing Auto Auto Furniture Truck Home Appliances 300 E. Main - Ada, Oklahoma - P. O. Box 836 CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Candy and Tobacco Phone 381 113 W. 12.th Ada, Oklahoma A EE, 5 4 . YA. .Q.w...gs, Xxx!-x X Z2 A: 5 bg QW X K NN Xb Q, I1 A gi 2 ' X ' v0'fHece,f:ffs:.f0- Ada Oklahoma City, Okla. Lawton YOUR SEARCH EIIDS ADA SEED 430, ' FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER '5 ' Q, ai' - SHAWNEE FEEDS x 4 ,gs Baby Ch1CkS ? 'i M A UZ' Z-'N-f 5 C f 5 1 -Dlxxg' , Af- 131 WEST 12'rH STREET TELEPHONE 300 QL EA EINILJEY 55? NACQDTQTLAXR LOANS ON REAL ESTATE INSURANCE L FINLEY 116 SOUTH BROADWAY TELEPHONE 90 21 JI LOLLAR ADA, OKLAHOMA CLENACDIXIS lt'a WISE to Bly Quality Locker SSTVICC 526 East Main, Ada p 962 TH EN' E Make Your Home Complete 200 W. Main FURNITURE CO Ada., Oklahoma Radio and Television Maytag Washers and Ranges Caloric Gas Ranges ab? GOOD F MATTHEWS K OOD BARBER SHOP S If--L45 in Your Appearance Is Our Bus 1ness. 1 xmkxxw I 129 E. Main v 'I Huusoms 5 4 745570 I . N. I. 4' :-:-:-:3:3:25:3:' 9,5343 5 1Qif:Qif:f:f:Q:f:f:3:3:3f:3:f:f:3 X B. B. MYRICK, f Manager N 716-e 7 l,0ol73'5 X2 Q 5Ol.1 l 4-VEIZIXI Congratulations to the SENIORS OF, Q CRISWE LL FUNERAL HOME Phone 618 HOME OF ADA BURIAL ASSOCIATION In Ada Since 1918 VETZTZY- IVXCC-SEE FURNITURE ,xx ,551 li, - is .3 -Q .IG wg Agfa . J , A v4 - -Vff1f5:s1s2!:1.. 51:::s::3?' 1 '1 .s:ff5 , 1 '1 1. N f F 195 sa-., ... 7 f?PW V ,.,, ,.,. . 3:13 it 21625: 'A ' .. .4. ..... ' -,.- - . 3 55, 'iv ..,I. xp. f55: ' 4b,4 ,,. - H .,,- , A -A , 'X x x, 1,5 f ' tu., ' in ' A... . ,.,.,. l - ff -A-i A ' ' . .,..,.. nf: JU-In - . A f:5? u , .,-.- .5.5:-:-:fzlzffifffflfffffifffffifz, ':3f5f5f5Ff?3f: ' A- ' jcgggigigiggrgzgggfgigig5:5:g:5S5EgE5E55gg,Q... ' , 1'513g:1' G ' ii' gfzfr-.IQ , ' 'gl' , ' RAY IN GOLD. ...,..1.:.s::::,:,:ggg3:,555ig:iE: IAAA ' 4: 5:5:g5g513:g5i,.'f, M W ... .gs ,. anager 210 East Main For the Finest in Home Furnishings Ada, Qklahoma I D LJ E 'Q SERVICE WHEN PETROLEUM SHOE SHOP PKYPVHQE You NEED IT ' Shoes Repaired While You Wait 24 Nocona Cowboy Boots Hour Shine Parlor S . Ada, Oklahoma e1'V1Ce w'e ' . Q: Zig? ' GUY A. MEADERS ,fe 'ci APCO STATION E : v .I I ,x 402 East Main 51-1053 STQRE 100 W M ' Ada, omahoma Ada, Sliiahfrfa F3 .f.?Q'5. . -'QE'Qa xil'-Awafagafe ki?S?ZZ 1 JETTER FEED AND SEED RJ ' 'XA S Ada DRIVE IN W'B' JETTER Ada, Oklahoma L amid! CAMBELQS FURNITURE '.,'.Z -'- --my L, , Ada, Oklahoma fi I1 1. SINNETT-MEADERS MOTOR Co. 4 C hrysler-Plymouth M P ' -Egfr mm s. TowNsEND TELEPHONE 84 Q I Q ADA, OKLAHOMA Q9 WLE1' USDO YOUR ., QqR'lv'Ug I?'1 ,'..J Y 7,-AS BUICK CO. A fm Q Phone 1234 uf K 157, Z , UM Ada, Oklahoma we For Sporting Goods Electric Appliances THE SPORTSMAN Phone 2089 123 East Main St. Db 124 WEST VI NITA annsz-bafinaz Qunszal Olfonzs SULPHUR, OKLAHOMA Home of Sulphur Burial Ass'n, AMBULANCE Phone 406 6 I ., MM ,.A ff A W . If X I ' I ft 1 K 3:73414 ..... . ' , S Iif'Zf'L-93' I .. . . xhlfx LM: 3 O .. Phone 19 . FIRE . BURGLARY . A 'ro GLASS U 0 o BOILER o TRUCK a WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION o SURETY BONDS o REAL ESTATE HUWARD - THUMPSUN AGENCY 1255. Bowv. AND CjC.DCDl-.JPD:YE e Q CLASS PROPHECY Many years have gone by, V Since the Class of 1956 left Roff High. The years have rolled swiftly on. Where have our classmates gone? Murriel Gilliam has won fame. As an engineer his money came. Don Quinton is in the Navy. His job is dishing out the gravy. Norma Swink has a college diploma. She is teaching school in Oklahoma. A drugstore cowboy is Earl House. Around his wife he 's a little mouse. You should see Aleta Murray. A doctor's wife has many a worry. Arvis Griffith owns a farm, With cows and chickens in the barn. Ruth Hudson is on the stage. Her acting creates quite a rage. Foy Hendrix is teaching F.F.A. . Dehorning cows and pitching hay. Marilyn Huddleston is in Illinois, An authority on men and boys. Joe Medlock is still in Roff, Living with his father and mother. l-le still enjoys single bliss, Because Linda chose another. On TV we see Harlene Walls, Playing independent basketball. Annette Wilkirson paints real well. A million paintings she did sell. Tommy Musgrave has his woes, Because he's too bashful to propose Very happy is Eugene King. Married life is just the thing. In California, the land of milk and honey Billy Mosley is making money. Brimming over with ambition. Bobby Clifton flew to Mars. We hear he still remains, Selling motor cars. And now the prophecy is ended, Of all the classmates we knew. And truth is stranger than fiction. Some of this might come true. 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