Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1961 volume:

S?5 The Ranger 1960-1961 Presentation RANGER STAFF With pleasure we present this yearbook to the community and students. Without their constant help and encouragement this record of the past two school years would have been impossible. This book is the reality of a dream, a dream in which we envisioned the school as a two-fold project of the community, which supplies the buildings and administration, the board of education and faculty; and of the school itself which provides education in the classroom, and develops character, personality, and leadership by sports, clubs, and other student activities. EUGENE WOOD Vice-President Board of Education HASTINGS YOUNGER President With unselfish service and loyalty to duty these men serve their community in administering the school. They work in close co- operation with the super- intendent and faculty. Each man is elected by the community for a five-year term. ARTHUR LENINGTON Clerk RICHARD COSNER Member WARREN HENSON Member lAessa fiolanb Jublir Schools imo oirr mo • - ifouoTui count lolanb. Oklahoma February 9 1961 )i ANNUAL SThFF, SENIORS, AND OTHER STUDENTS Something unusual has been happening In Roland School the last few years—the Increasing Intensity of this phenomenon Is more and more visible. Your parents, your Board of Education, and your faculty members are quietly but yet deeply pleased with this thing that Is happening. The phenomenon—more and more of you are having (subtly and quietly) Ignited in your soul a passionate desire to be SOMEBCDY. To be socebody who can do well by yourself and others who will depend upon you—somebody who will be able to cake a worthy contrloutlon to your lor.edlate community, to your nation, and to all humanity. More and more of you are applying yourselves to hard work, but not that alone—hard work In a sensible manner. It Is heartwarming to see the hard work and sensible enthusiasm Joined with every day good citizenship and thoughtfulness of others becoming more and more dominant In your lives. M e are happy for this transformation which Is taking place In more and more of you, and we know that it will result In a more genuine happiness to yourselves and others who trust you. You seniors have been an unusually warm and genial group, and wo expect to see your community In particular and humanity In general greatly enriched by your magic Influence. it wishes to you all, Tames Humphre hAR. J rr e SCHOOL su � � ® A 5® wov AMI • C • A I CIVIC % MRS. NORMA STEWART Commerce School Secretary MRS. LOUISE HUMPHREY Home Economics Reading Specialist Faculty MRS. MILDRED SMALLEY English 4-H Coach MR. JENNINGS HARRELL High School Principal Guidance Counselor Faculty CLAUDE EUBANKS Boys Athletic Coach Science AUSTIN KUYKENDALL Mathematics Eighth Grade TED J. HOWELL Vo-Ag FFA FREEMAN PATTERSON Girls Athletic Coach Industrial Arts JAMES SPRADLEY General Science Chemistry MRS. ETHEL TAYLOR Fifth Grade 4-H Coach MRS. MILDRED PATTERSON Sixth Grade Music MR. BILLY KINSEY Seventh Grade Business MR. E.C. STEWART Eighth Grade Jr. High Principal MRS. MARTHA DUNCAN First Grade MRS. MARY MARGARET PATE Second Grade Grade School Teachers ACTIVITIES Carnival Queen 1959-1960 MISS LINDA LOU CATES Back Row: Jimmy Click, Sharon Ramer; Jerry Metheny, Loretta Blackwood. Front Row: J. W. Spain, Ella Jeremiah; Jerl Vaughan, Linda Cates. CARNIVAL ROYALTY These high school students have a right to have big smiles. They were chosen by their classmates to reign over the carnival activities at Hal- loween. On this night, the gymnas- ium is a scene of boisterous fun as witches and ghosts cavort in a lively program presented by the grade pupils. CARNIVAL QUEEN Linda Cates is a talented and popular Junior. She is a valuable member of the basketball team, starred in the Junior class play, and is a leader in many school activities. 1959-1960 Carnival Queen MISS LINDA LOU CATES Prince-Princess and Attendants Standing: Arthur Beaty, Alice Wilson; Connie Dowler, Jim Speir. Seated; Glenda Barnes, Gerald Harvell; Sandy Wilson, Eddie George. Duke-Duchess and Attendants Standing: Gail Boatright, Frank Cosner, William Barnes, Carolyn Dowdy. Seated: Claretta Vaughan, Randy Wood; Nikita Wilson, Charles Rogers. Homecoming Queen 1959-1960 MISS ALINE DRISCOLL Carnival Queen 1960-1961 MISS GLENDA CAROLYN MIZE Lonnie Tate Lou Jean Wilson Junior Carnival King Queen Attendants Linda Taylor Darwin Boy Camilla Allen Gary Bowers Sophomore Carnival King Queen Attendants Lavonda Van Zandt Dennis Rogers Freshman Carnival King Queen Attendants Cherry Tabor Sherita Carter Gary Don Owens Steve Wilson Prince Princess Vickie Harvell Monte Wood Second Grade Duke and Duchess Candidates Kathy Roberts Ronnie Rogers Duke and Duchess Pamela Lenington Jerry Dyer Third Grade Duke and Duchess Candidates Sondra Tabor Tommy Lynch Fourth Grade Duke and Duchess Candidates Rebecca Efurd Emmanuel Riddle Fifth Grade Duke and Duchess Candidates Carnival King and Queen JIMMY CLICK AND GLENDA MIZE After coronation. King Jimmy gives Queen Glenda an admiring glance. Annual Queen 1960-1961 MISS JOY DARLENE OWENS Attendant Mary Kaye Resch and Escort Jerry Henson Attendant Glenda Mize and Escort Jimmy Click Attendant Mary Kaye Resch and Escort Jerry Henson Attendant Glenda Mize and Escort Jimmy Click Annual Queen 1960-1961 MISS JOY DARLENE OWENS LINDA SPENCE Linda is an attractive Freshman who is liked by all her classmates for her friendliness and wonderful personality. WILLENE FREEMAN Willene is a popular member of the Sophomore Class. She takes part in all activities, and is a leader in the Sophomore Class. BEST FRESHMEN St' Janelle Wilson Seebie Seubold Alice Wilson Dennis Rogers BEST SOPHOMORES Mary Ellen Wilson Joe Vaughan Willene Freeman Jim Waldrop MOST POPULAR Clarice Roberts - Senior Melvin Burris - Senior NEATEST Colleen Wilson - Senior Jerry Whisenant - Junior BEST LOOKING Darlene Owens - Senior Lonnie Tate - Junior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jane lie Wilson - Senior Seebie Seubold - Senior MOST ATHLETIC Glenda Mize Jimmy Click MOST TALENTED Phyllis Rogers Joe Vaughan WITTIEST Linda Cates Dean Redden BEST PERSONALITY Sharon Ramer Charles Swilling High School National Honor Society Standing: Linda Cotes, Janelle Wilson, Carolyn George, Phyllis Rogers, Clifford McCause, Seebie Seubold, Kenneth Sanders. Seated: Mary Ellen Wilson, Darlene Owens. Membership of the Roland Chapter of the High School National Honor Society is the roster of the most distinguished students of our school. Their grades are the highest of any in Senior High School. Student Council Standing: Representatives: Dean Redden, Alice Wilson, Sharon Ramer, Mr. Harrell, Counselor. Seated: Melvin Burris, Pres.; Seebie Seubold, Vice-Pres.; Carolyn George, Sec.; Jimmy Click, Treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a representative group of the best citizenship of our high school. They sponsor the carnival, furnish the Christmas treats, direct the purchasing of honor sweaters, and buy many useful furnishings for our school. “A Students First Semester 1960-1961 Linda Cates-Jr., Seebie Seubold-Sr., Kenneth Sanders-Jr., Mary Wilson-Jr., Darlene Owens-Sr. The students in this group received all A's for their outstanding work during the first semester. Librarians Standing: Janelle Wilson, Connie Trunk, Linda Resch, Delores Bolden, Nyoka Bolden, Othel Burcham, Jerry Tuck, Doris Taylor. Seated: Linda Tabor, Alice Wilson, Seebie Seubold, Jimmy Click, Jetton Al len. J Girls' Glee Club The Girls’ Glee Club, directed by Mrs. Mildred Patterson and accompanied by Miss Phyllis Rogers, attended the Annual Music Festival at Poteau, and the District Contest at Tahlequah. They have con- tributed much to the school and community activities with solos, a trio, and the entire choral group. Boys' Glee Club The Boys’ GleeClub, directed by Mr. James Humphrey, attended the Annual Music Festival at Poteau. Joined with the Girls’ Glee Club, they, too, have contributed to school and community activities in a mixed chorus. High School 4-H President: Janelle Wilson, Vice-President: Colleen Wilson, Secretary: Mary WiIson, Coach: Mrs Mildred Smalley The Roland High School 4-H Club is an organization of long standing, and the members are active in community service. This club has won many blue ribbons in county and state. Phyllis Rogers was a delegate to the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City. Grade School 4-H President: Dickie Cosner, Vice-President: Billy John Cherry, Secretary: Gail Redden, Coach: Mrs. Ethel Taylor These 4-H boys and girls won the pennant as the best 4-H Club in the county. Madonna Cherry and Sandra Boyd represented their club at the Share the Fun congest and were winners in their division. ROLAND FFA CHAPTER LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE Roland FFA Chapter Roland FFA Chapter, No. 393, was organized in September, 1954. Darlene Owens, the present FFA Sweetheart, has been reigning for the past three years. Former sweethearts were Ima Jean Tabor and Kathy Redden. The Roland FFA Chapter does a lot of community service such as wiring houses, barnes, vaccinat- ing and dehorning cattle. They have won many honors, such as two second place Northeast area electri- fication awards, and second in state sheep judging contest. They have also won numerous awards in fairs and at shows. The advisor is Mr. Ted Howell, who directs the thirty boys presently enrolled in the Roland FFA Chapter. F. F. A. Officers Ted Howell, Advisor; Bradley Tabor, Pres.; Jerry Henson, Reporter; Jerry Whisenant, Treas.; Lonnie Tate, Sec. J. W. Spain, Vice-Pres.; Gerald Crossland, Special Rep.; Gene Redden, Sentinel. This competent group of officers are pictured in attendance at the Leadership Training School at Muskogee, Oklahoma. Blocking Sheep These boys are blocking sheep for the Muskogee Livestock Show, which is held in March. This is one of the many skills we learn in Vo-Ag. Pictured are: Jesse Osborne, Leroy West, and Wayne Griffen. Dean Redden, Morgan Reichert installing Christmas lights. Morgan Reichert: Install- ing a light. Ronnie Dean, Brad Tabor and Jesse Osborne showing their conservation film. A good calf looking for his master. Gary Bowers: Headed up the ladder installing light and switch. Rocky Woods, J. W. Spain, and Jim Waldrop with sleepy instructor. Grand Champion, Hatfield Jr. owned and shown by Gerald Crossland. Bradley's Joy owned by Bradley Tabor. Reserve Grand Champion, Kentucky owned and shown by Lonnie Tate. Grand Champion, Sam owned and shown by Wayne Griffens. Ronnie Dean makes a conservation speech at Lone Oak Grade School. Commerce Department The Commerce Department offers the basic techniques in Typing I, Typing II, and Shorthand I. We feel this is invaluable training for personal use as well as for professional purposes, but our goal is to produce capable, efficient students who are prepared for advanced instruction in the business field. Industrial Arts Department The students of this course are learning hand woodworking, machine woodworking, and leathercroft. The students are also introduced to mechanical drawing and architectural drafting, planning and design. The enrollment of this class is 45. Chemistry Room The chemistry course is the latest addition to our hi i school curriculum. The handsome new cabinets were built and installed by the Industrial Arts Club under the instruction of Mr. Patterson. Mr. Spradley is the accomplished chemistry instructor. Cheerleaders of 1959-1960 The cheerleaders of 1959-1960 boosted the “A team boys and girls through many winning games ali year The girls were judged and chosen by the faculty for their willingness and ability to represent the school's sports program. u««!(n Standing: Jerry Whisenant, Seebie Seubold, Jerry Henson, Dennis Rogers, Billy Day, Bobby Carr, Coach Eubanks. Kneeling: Dana Wood, Lonnie Tate, Jimmy Click, Gerald Crossland, Ronnie Dean, Melvin Burris. A Teams Standing: Coach Patterson, Carol Trunk, Clarice Roberts, Connie Trunk, Sue Harvell, Glenda Mize, Shirley Lindsey. Kneeling: Ella Jeremiah, Mary Resch, Twilla Graham, Linda Resch, Linda Cates, Cheryl Riddle. Melvin Burris 4 yr. letterman 5' 9 145 lbs. Seebie Seubold 4 yr. letterman d'l 165 lbs. Jim Click 4 yr. letterman l Oh 135 lbs. Lonnie Tate 3 yr. letterman 5' 11 135 lbs. Dennis Rogers 1 yr. letterman 6' 2 190 lbs. Ronnie Dean 2 yr. letterman S' R 130 lbs. Jerry Whisenant 2 yr. letterman 5' 11 140 lbs. Jerry Henson 3 yr. letterman 6' 1 152 lbs. Dana Wood 2 yr. letterman 5' 9 148 lbs. Gerald Crossland 2 yr. letterman 5' 7 132 lbs. Bobby Carr 2 yr. letterman 5' 10 165 lbs. Billy Day 2 yr. letterman 6' 1 145 lbs. Standing: Billy Cherry, Jackie Barnes, Joe Taylor, Dennis Rogers, Joe Wilson, Arthur Beaty. Kneeling: Jim Speir, Gary Owens, Eddie Reichert, Dick Cosner, Dwight Hallum, Ronnie Harvell. B Teams Standing: Coach Patterson, Sharon Wells, Eva Sevenstar, Paula Sanders, Lavada Taylor, Lavonda Vanzandt. Kneeling; Linda Click, Emojean Day, Virginia Spain, Linda Spence, Liza Cates. Homecoming The annual Homecoming game was one of the most outstanding and successful affairs of the season. The ocponent «os Gore who always puts on a real battle. The ?c-gerettes played inspired ball to put down the tou i Gore Girls 36 to 35. As Though the local fans hadn’t gotte their money’s worth, the boys came on strong to win also by one point, 50 to 49. The Gore boys «ere one of the strongest teams in the district, winning the county and Connor's Invitational Tonmame-ts. Junior Cheerleaders This group of young cheerleaders are supervised by Carol Trunk. Their cute cheers add color and sparkle to the basketball games. Mrs. Humphrey pins Glenda Johnson as the Betty Crocker Future Home- maker of Tomorrow. She was chosen for her knowledge of home economics. Our girls' trio won first place in the Share the Fun contest last year. W Members of the A team, 1977 Micky Wendall Rogers Marty Lendall Rogers ROLAND WINS AGAIN! Score Roland 50 - Gore 40 Senior Boosters Mr. Mrs. D. O. Hunter Mr. Mrs. M. B. Kelton Mr. Mrs. Bill Phillips Mr. Mrs. Howard Watts Mr. Mrs. Walter Whisenant Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Vinsant Mr. Mrs. Roy M. Smalley Mr. Mrs. Fred Duncan Mr. Mrs. Ray Hallum Mr. Mrs. James Humphrey Mrs. Hugh Simpson J. H. Blackard Peno Motor Company Rolling View Angus Farm Jones Mobil Service Station D. Tigert-Patrick's Shoe Store Mrs. Dorothy Daily Senior Class MR. JENNINGS HARRELL MRS. MILDRED SMALLEY JETTON ALLEN Ind. Arts Vice-President MILDRED BARNES Ranger Staff DELORES BOLDEN Honor Society (Caney, Kan.) OTHEL BURCHAM Jr.-Sr. Plays MELVIN BURRIS Student Council President JIMMY CLICK Student Council Treasurer JOE DYER Ind. Arts Club CAROLYN GEORGE Student Council Secretary JERRY HENSON Junior Play ELOISE JOHNSON 4-H Club GLENDA JOHNSON Ranger Staff, Cho., 4-H BERNADINE JONES Ranger Staff Gary McAlister Jr.-Sr. Plays, BB. GLENDA MIZE Basketball, Carnival Queen DARLENE OWENS FFA Sweetheart SHARON RAMER Jr.-Sr. Plays Senior Class JANELLE WILSON Class Pres., Student Council Vice-Pres. WANDA WILSON Jr. Play, BB., 4-H, Cho. HELEN FARMER, Not Pictured Cho., BB. CHARLES DEAN Ind. Arts Club, BB. JOE OSBORNE Ind. Arts Club, MARY ANN VANN Home Economics MARY KAYE RESCH Basketball CLARICE ROBERTS Basketball, Homecoming Queen PHYLLIS ROGERS American Royal Delegate SEEBIE SEUBOLD Student Council Vice-Pres., Rep. BETTY STRIPLIN Chemistry Project CHARLES SWILLING Sr. Play, Sr. Concession BRADLEY TABOR FFA President, FFA MARY LOUISE TAYLOR Ranger Staff DORIS THORNBURG Ranger Staff CAROL TRUNK Cheerleader, 4-H, BB., Cho. LOIS JEAN WEST Home Economics COLLEEN WILSON Ranger Staff V-- Qual Junior Class MRS. NORMA STEWART MRS. LOUISE HUMPHREY Linda Barthel Tommy Barthel Billy Bailey Linda Cates Gerald Crossland Ronnie Dean Betty Freeman Wayne Griffin Sue Harvell Shirley Lindsey Glenda McAlister Jackie McAlister Clifford McCause Jesse Osborne Michael Reichert Morgan Reichert Leon Sevenstar Lonnie Tate Jerry Tuck Billy Umholtz Jerl Vaughan Joe Vaughan Sally Walker Leroy West Jerry Whisenant Lou Jean Wilson Mary Ellen Wilson Phyllis Woodrome Betty Ann Cole Kenneth Sanders Sophomore Class Camilla Allen Gary Bowers Bobby Carr Billy Conley Billy Day Roy Dean Shelia Driscoll Willene Freeman Louise Gage Twilla Graham Ella Jean Jeremiah Patricia Johnson Stephen Johnson Ellen Jones Dennis Lindsey Joe Lindsey Johnny Lenington Larry McAlister Zelphia McGuire Margie Montgomery Sophomore Class Meredith Patterson Dean Redden Gene Redden Carolyn Reese Linda Resch J. W. Spain Frankie Swilling Geraldine Tabor Linda Tabor Doris Taylor Kay Taylor Jerry Thornburg Dorothy Vinsant Jimmy Waldrop Dana Wood Larry Woods Rocky Woods Charles Hyman Sherman Straham Juanita Thomas Elsa Williams Freshman Class Doris Barber Arthur Beaty Phyllis Blackwood Nyoka Bolden Liza Cates Virginia Chapman Linda Click Dale Coppock James Corbit Emojean Day Reba Free Ronald Harvell Dennis Rogers Eva Sevenstar Leo Smith Virginia Spain Larry Johnson Margaret Mason Carolyn McLemore Donald Osborne Freshman Class Unda Spence Lavada Taylor Joel Trammell Carl Tuck Judy Ulmer Leo VaI lines Lavonda Vanzandt Herman Watkins Sharon Wells Gay West Thomas West Alice Wilson ! Joe Wilson Sylvester Carolina Roy Junior Collier Betty Jones Johnny Me El wee Tilda Posey Carl Roberts Paula Sanders More Accomplishments of Seniors Jetton Allen: Cho., 4-H, BB, Jr. Play, Librarian. Mildred Barnes: Cho., BB, 4-H, Librarian. Delores Bolden: Cho., Librarian, Cheerleader, Ranger Staff, BB, 4-H. Othel Burcham: Librarian, Ind. Arts Club. Melvin Burris: Jr. and Sr. Play, BB, Class V.P., Most Popular, Most likely To Succeed. Jimmy Click: BB, 4-H, Class Officer, Librarian, Ranger Staff, FFA, Cho., Carnival King, Carnival Candidate, Jr. and Sr. Plays, Best Athlete— A” and B Teams. Joe Dyer: Cho., BB, 4-H, FFA. Carolyn George: Cho., Girls' Trio (Share The Fun Winners), 4-H, Cheerleader, Class Sec., Sr. Play, Ranger Staff, Honor Soc. Jerry Henson: Ind. Arts Officer, FFA, FFA Reporter, BB. Bernadine Jones: Cho., BB, 4-H, Librarian, Cheerleader. Glenda Mize: Cheerleader, Cho., 4-H, Best Athlete, Ranger Staff, Annual Queen, Carnival Queen, Class Treas., Homecoming Attendant, Jr. and Sr. Plays. Darlene Owens: Girls' Trio (Share The Fun Winners), Cho., 4-H, S.C. Sec., Class V.P.-Treas., Jr. and Sr. Plays, Honor Soc., Most Beautiful Girl—Soph, and Sr., Carnival Queen Attendant, Ranger Staff, Annual Queen. Sharon Ramer: 4-H, Ranger Staff, S.C. Rep., BB, Cheerleader, Cho., Class Treas., Carnival Queen Attendant Jr. and Soph., Best Personality, Best All Around Soph. Girl. Mary Kay Resch: 4-H, Cho., Librarian, Homecoming Attendant. Clarice Roberts: Jr. and Sr. Plays, Class Treas., Homecoming Queen, Homecoming Attendant, 4-H, Ranger Staff, Most Popular. Phyllis Rogers: 4-H County Sec., 4-H, Class Sec., Honor Soc., Cho., Girls' Trio (Share The Fun Winners), Cheerleader, Ranger Staff, Jr. and Sr. Plays, Most Talented. Seebie Seubold: BB, Jr. and Sr. Plays, Cho., FFA, Class V.P., Honor Soc., Ranger Staff, Best Student Award, Best Looking, Best All Around Sr., Most Likely To Succeed. Johnnie Taylor: 4-H, Sr. Play, Cho., Cheerleader, Librarian. Doris Thornburg: 4-H, Cho., Sr. Play, BB. Colleen Wilson: Class Reporter and V.P., Cho., Jr. Play, 4-H. Janelle Wilson: Cho., Fr. Play, Asst. Director of Sr. Play, 4-H, Best All Around Sr. Girl, Most likely To Succeed Soph, and Sr., Honor Soc., Ranger Staff, Librarian, Concession Manager, Cheerleader. Eighth Grade MR. E. C. STEWART MR. AUSTIN KUYKENDALL Gordon Allison Paul Benoit Jimmy Boatright Don Burcham Dianna Sue Carter Sue Corbit Dickie Cosner Larry Dardin Dwight Hallum Bill Henson Margaret Johnson Eugene Kirk Brenda Lincks Linda Lincks J. B. McGuire Gary Don Owens Gail Redden Eddie Reichert Phyllis Resch Jesse Riddle Deanna Rogers Jim Speir Cherry Tabor Joe Taylor David Thornburg Mary Ann Whisenant David Lee Wilson Susie Wilson Virginia Wilson Beverly Woodrome Lonnie Younger Seventh Grade MR. BILLY C. KINSEY Bertha Barnes Jackie Barnes Deena Barthel Barbara Benoit Mary Bowling Darwin Boy Sandra Boyd Billy John Cherry Roger Dean Beverley Dyer Dickie English Barbara Eubanks Betty Eubanks Jimmy Freeman Kenneth Freeman Eddie George Ronnie Harrell Scotty Haynes a? Seventh Grade Carolyn Holt Brady Hutchinson Bud Jones Mary Jones Robert Kinney Roy Tex Lenington Phyllis McAlister Donald Owens Nadine Perceful Linda Taylor Phyllis Wasson Jesse West Judy Wilson Sandra Wilson Sharon Wilson Virginia Wilson Larry Wofford Lavonne Younger Betty Ward, Not Pictured Sixth Grade MRS. MILDRED PATTERSON Not Pictured Glenda Barnes Danny Cherry Nancy Cherry Sherita Carter Beverly Dardin Sandra Dyer Louana England Paul Eubanks Shirley Eubanks Larry Falkner Dickie George Gerald Harvell Karen Johnson Ronald Lenington Myron Lynch Steve Owens Johnny Riddle Margie Schuster Larry Sellers Judy Tabor Larry Tate Jimmie Thornburg Wayne Watts Steve Wilson Fifth Grade MRS. ETHEL TAYLOR Clyde Beaty Gail Boatright Randy Boyd Ronny Boyd Shirley Brownfield Madonna Cherry Frank Cosner Franklin Day Rebecca Efurd Eddie English Frankie Fain Peggy Fife Doris Gage George Gibbons Sherry Jennings Catherine Johnson Younger Johnson Peter Kinney Ronnie Lynch Fifth Grade Brenda McLemore Danny McGuire Jackie McGuire Linda Owens Gary Holt Sue Ann Phillips Earl Richards Emmanuel Riddle Billy Roberts Kathy Tate Debbie Vaughan Carl Vinsant Carol Watts Clarence West Linda West Dennis Wood Marlene Wood Michelle Woodrome Gary Whisenant Fourth Grade MRS. ELAH KOLB William Barnes Veroqua Bowling Harold Eubanks Michael George Louise Kelley Tommy Lynch Paula Kay Martin Connie McGuire Amel Resch Sondra Tabor Rhonda Richards Carolyn Sue Thornburg David Williams Raymond Ward (Not Pictured) Third Grade MRS. DOROTHY DAILY Deborah Mae Beaty Marvin Boy Kathy Burcham Charles Day Doyle DeWitt Jerry Dyer Joe Fife Betty Freeman Pamela Lenington Kenneth Lynch Judy McAlister Harlan McLemore David Perceful Roger Reichert Don Resch Tommy Roberts Charles Rogers Barry West Nikita Wilson Jo Ann Younger Second Grade MRS. MARY MARGARET PATE Paula Mae Brooks Shelia Chapman Wayne Chapman Jerry Don English Jerry Wayne Efurd Vickie Harvell Michael Henson Michael Hyde Jesse Johnson Brenda McGuire Earl Ray McGuire Ricky Owens Jerry Joe Pate Sharon Reese Clyde Resch Carl Riddle Hank Seubold Connie Tabor Johnny Taylor Ronald Thornburg Danny Turner Claretta Vaughn Joyce Vinsant Carl Webster Bruce Wilson Ronald Wilson Monte Wood Randy Wood Jesse Yutterman Not Pictured: Ricky Owens Linda Sue Ward First Grade MRS. MARTHA DUNCAN Letha Brownfield Virgle Brownfield Goldie Day Frances Sue DeWitt James Dowdy Richard English Gary Gibbons Robert Hale Curtis Harvell Susie McGuire Cherry McLemore Diane Perceful Kathy Annette Roberts Ronnie Rogers Floyd Self Jerry Don Self Robert Spoon Michael Ray West Tresia White Sharon Williams Gregory Wilson Terry Wilson Hubert Yutterman Deborah Craig Not Pictured SMITH IW m 51 fl a AND CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PATTY SPEIR'S BEAUTY SHOP ROLAND, OKLAHOMA COMPANY FORT SMITH 'S ONLY AUTHORIZED DEALER PHONE SPRUCE 6 -3681 CHARLES HUMMEL COMPANY CARRIER HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING FORT SMITH ARKANSAS DON WALKER GROCERY and STATION PHONES SPRUCE 6-3128 SPRUCE 6-3666 ROLAND, OKLAHOMA B L AMUSEMENT CO. A ROCKET FOR EVERY POCKET YOUR OLD APPLIANCE WILL MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT STANDARD EASY TERMS 1522 ROGERS AVENUE PHONE SUNSET 2-1015 QUALITY SALES AND SERVICE ALL TYPES OF COIN-OPERATED PHONOGRAPHS AND AMUSEMENT GAMES TV AND APPLIANCES PATRICK’S SHOE STORE DR. PEPPER-7 UP BOTTLING COMPANY BEST WISHES SENIORS OF 1960 -61 913 GARRISON FORT SMITH. ARKANSAS FORT SMITH. ARKANSAS Tryo TRY DR. PEPPER HOT IT S DEVILISHLY DIFFERENT L U 1 float7 COMPLIMENTS V. O. GILES PACKING COMPANY LAWS DRUG STORE LET'S GO BOWLING AT HOLIDAY LANES 1200 SO. U. FT. SMITH earl friend, manager SUNSET 2-1025 OPEN 9 A. M. UNTIL. ?????? D A V RMBPRODUCE BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 FT. SMITH ARKANSAS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF � 61 BOSTON STORE FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS ROBERTS AND SONS NO. 2 COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE ARMSTRONG TIRES SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 22 NORTH I0TH STREET FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS SUNSET 3-7424 COMPLIMENTS OF SALLISAW STATE BANK SALLISAW. OKLAHOMA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION OUR BEST WISHES TO ROLAND HIGH SCHOOL ONE OF THE BEST SCHOOLS IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA SALLISAW STATE BANK VELMA RANDOLPH MAE AMOS OPAL YOUNG ADD I E FOLKS MARGARET BARRETT PAULA HIGHTOWER FONTREBA PADGETT ROBBIE R. MCDONALD EDWARD E. 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