Sand Springs High School - Sandite Yearbook (Sand Springs, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1956 volume:

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Qsaigs is the Sandite Story of I956 5fbw,5+wyL4,AVJf6o-fvL,,0m,L.Qw5- f2.,..,Q.v,2,wA,bgM4M J6' ici QQE-,Z -'brik-yn-. l W ' ' - 2 x.: I ' dqzdeidm' ' lnlm link, high school principal, first hegan telling the Sandite Story in song. Back in the '30's he came to SSHS as vocal music director, Now as principal, he has a greater lead in directing SSIIS activities in all the fields and departments which continuously hring fame and reward to the schools and to the Sand Springs community. ' - i , y- - !,,i,:,. L' , ,:1:,:,,1 Ifor nearly a quarter of a century, Clyde Boyil, Superintendent of Schools, has played a leading role in directing the Sandite Story. Coming here as athletic director in 1932, Pop Boyd was also high school prin- cipal before taking over the superintendent's office in 1939. Under his leadership the story of SSHS has been heard near and far where- ever outstanding schools, and school activities are discussed. ' ' 's,.s A f ' '.'ff'Cf.: ' , 4.- I-' ,C .. L ,jig Q, - .- wg ' V . 'Q' r fi'-12:15 , 555' ,S .iii tr im The Sandite story would not be complete without inclusion of I.. M. Kilvffr, junior high school principal. XVorlting in close harmony with the high school administration, he plays a vital part in the development and growth of SSHS. Ifrom the junior high school come those who next year, and the next will be writing more successful chapters in the SSHS diary. and wig . Clcta Iivcins Si'rl'efr1i'y in gIlf7!'l'flIf!'lIL1FYlf Vi'1l'1Cl?l Merritt Sn'i'rfi1ry fo Priueifml -4.. Back of any story are the publishers who make it possible for the manuscript to get into print. And there are no finer upub- lishersl' in the business than that group of outstanding civic minded men who give freely of their time and energy in directing a better edition each year, the Sand Springs Board of Education. To them, a salute for the planning, backing and far- sightedness which make the Sandite Storyi' possible. J. Ronnie Roberson CIIl'1'il'IlIIlHI Comuflizalur FACULTY RVN n'.n I Ad. uuuux Amlm linugfl M.nry Alun Huck llulvyu l5l.1ku I lnflurd Hoycr K Iymlr liruwrrx lvl llruwn llmlu 1 .xlhuy Ruth Arm lnppx l'H'u' Dunn liuy l r.mklxu Myrllc imxyxrm l r.um1x lyrucn NL-I l nc l'c.xrl Cin-cn Nhry H.1.1g C,h.1rlv.'x Hzllconmlm llmrlcx K.. HAH 11' Lucxl IIJIIIKIIIX linltl1l5.H.llL'h Kur1llnL'Hlu'kL'Hs1 1 l I Ix.1c I Imlux xvlnlxlrl lxlrklutru 4 lirwmc l .lwlcw Ruby I rv -llYlICl lcwclluu Hull I1-lwdull Irwrl MJHI1 hrnrpgc Olfnnl lil. 1r1L ' hc Pay! rrvm P JJ' c ix , K' Y MY la fl rf X4 ESA, SL' T we f D , If 'fa ' Qvw Mya ,Cl it fo Q. X f -6- FACULTY Cecil Pickett A. J. Pruitt Mary Iithcl Pugh Louise Rowe Lester Secrcst Clara Slack Lulu Smith sibyl Smith Genia B. Sparks Gertrude Spencer Billy S. Stipp Amy Thomas Lawana Trout Vcrdinc Trout Lenorc Wagner James A. Weaver Margaret Whalen Harold Wiekcrsham Hal Wickham Ronald Wilcox Sherman W'ilson Johnnie W'r:1y Frank B. Zinn 7 Stadeate lead tie JUNIORS Pictured here is a little of the inspiration which led the juniors to nn all time record during the Curtis Magazine sales. They are: Paul Crook, presidentg Broolssie Luce, secretnryg and Edward Buchner, vice- president. .,. ' .1 1 n- wm-r SENIORS Lending the seniors into the final year in. high school life were, leff fo riglvl: jo Ann Planner, vice-presidentg Richard Luce, presidentg and Judy Mnule, secretary. I ' .41 SOPHOMORES Looking forward to il successful junior year are the sophomore class officers pic- tured ut left. They are, Irff fo rigbl: Cer- ' ald XVebb, president: Lillian Middle ton, ident. secretaryg and J. D. Lancaster, vice- pl-cg- SENICRS are KEY PLAYERS in the I956 Story Buddy Bean Crecla Bean johnny Beck Nancy Best Sandra Bloom Patsy Boggs Roberts Don Bogle Beverly Bolding Larry Boone Marilyn Bower Sharon Bowles Donald Boyles Joette Adams Marilyn Kay Adams Bertha Aldrich jerry Baker Jimmy Barnett Thelma Battenfield Barbara Battic Donna Baughman liilly Brimmcr Donald Brimmcr Mike Brown Toni Browning Marjorie Buclmcr Cicrald Burgess Freda Burris .Icrry Burris -Iudy Burrux Ircnc Caskcy Iulinnie Cauihcn liugcnc Chambers Stella Chelf Barbara Cheney Carol Childs Bob Clark Dixie Clevcngcr Eugene Clcvcngcr Barbara Coffey lmogcnc Conn Barbara Crook Myrtle Crumbo Donald Davis shane Kayv Davis Jerry Giles Betty Goble Ralph Gragg jimmie Graham Paul Gray Kenneth Grimes Barbara Guynn Charles Guynn Ed Hale Mary Kay Halm Bill Hamlin Jo Ann Hanner ii hs Nelda Dickerson Letha Dodson Bert Donahoo Phyllis Douglas of 1 Betty Dudley Steffeny Dubie Barbara Duke Lee Ferguson Suzanne Galloway Mary Gann Donna Garland Donna George ,A jim Mullins Delores Nutt Charles Ogle Mary Ogle Iva Olinger Bennie Osborn Billie Owens jo Rita Owens jim Palmer Steve Pankey Elva Parris Nadine Parrain jack Masters Judy Maule Tommy Mead Jim Means Dorman Mears Helen Mears Wilma Miller J. R. Million -I. L. Mills Paul Moon Wayne Morgan Robert Morris Doris Patterson Billy Perryman Dwayne Pickard Peggy Pickard Marilyn Pickett jimmy Poguc Howard Pryor Billy Puckett Guy Purscr Alma Ramsay john Rcdfcarn janet Recd 3 .fir li! 'viii' 2.1 ' june Reynolds Elizabeth Ann Ritchie Allen Roberts Steve Roberts Toni Robertson Paul Robison Deloris Ruth Charles Rutledge Della Singleton Calvin Smith Charlene Smith Marian Smith Sally Thomas Betty Thornhill Regina Wainwright Calvin Walker Meredith Weaver Ross Wells johnny Whisenhunt Ruth Whitecotton Norma Wickett Dean Williams Doris Williams Ellis Wilson Arnold Snelson Mary Ellen Sparks Ronald Sparks Dean Spear Mary Lou Stratton Shirley Srrour Gerald Sutherland Helen Swift Mavis Tallent John Taylor Paula Taylor Don Tennison In 'Q K Y f la 1,1 . 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Ki 1 Y K WK in 35.5 ' ' sell' ,lim Coombs Paul Crook john Crutchfield Wayne Culp Charles Davis David Davis Marion Davis Larry Dobbs Betty Dobyns Charles Edens Wanda Edwards Anna Mae Evans james Faulkner Charlotte Foster Raymond Gaines Geraldine George Pat Gill Thomas Graves jim Gray Kenneth Green jack Gricvcs jerry Grieves Charles Grimes Norma Grimes Paul Haines Thomas Hair Jerry Halcomh Billy Hall Don Hall David Harmon john Hastic Clifford Heath Frances Heath jackie Hefner Allcn Henderson Dorothy Henry Judy Hester Tad Higgins Duronda Hill Ann a Jo Holcomb Wilma Hoobler Ella Mae I-lopson Dorothy Horton Carrie llorwn Paula lluglica ,ln lngrnlmin Carolyn jackson james Jamison ,Icrry jolinxnn Wnlicr jolly Allen ,Ioncx Mililrval Klum-x Mike ,lnnl.in Cflmrlcs Ksipplc I.ynn Kelly ,Inc Kimball jerry Lane Mickey Lawrence llclcn l,.iy Sonny Loving llrooksic Luce 'l'ommy Luce 'Yummy Lundstruni llrucc Lytlc Mary Ann M.1gncxx Curl Marlin llcru licl Marlin Sybil Marlin W.iiill:i Maxlilmurn Mary Alice Maxon liiclmril Maulc lnuixu Mc.ul I.inrl.i Mcacl .lu Ann Mcrulilli Mary Mctrgur Mary Miller .Iuxxr Milclicll Suv Mock lialna Morgan -Icxsic Mrisx Don Moumly l.c0n Mullix Mary Mcfllnffin llolihy Mcllirlariil '- Q 'Q is ,qv I ,X '3 s l .Il . 1 v .,.4 3 ! 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Ash Aludy Bnchus Mary Biker .lane Bassett Tnlbert Battles Ronnie Beck Irene Bell Floyd Bettis john Bevl jerry Bcwley Alan Killington Leon Blnnkcnsliip Donna Bloom Delois Boglc Davy Bostic .Ie.1nne Boyer Susy Br:idxh.1w M.1ry Bmsher Mike Briggs Charles Brink Hugh l.ee Bruffy Eloise Bruner Orville Burgevs Sandra Bussctt .loc Cannon Charlotte Carpenter Gene Cnson .lnnet Cates Cuma Cnudill Betty Chambers .lean Chambers Louise Chnmbere Randall Childers klucly Clemons Lonnie Clevengcr Nancy Cordell jim Cortmnn Charles Courter joe Cox l'uuIwnuIJnvu 2. I .J K 1 9 - 0 . 1 ,llmw fu Iuvinum- u 0 J I x f ' or . ' Ku IM4Iwn Sm' I Dum ln Imlx I' rx In lulm I lrmrl lxllmlx I n'l1g1I Ix'I'l x' I vrrvll xllkl' I IIIIIAI IMIIX' I lxIlL'l I,1rlv I lsIu'r S.ll'.II1 I xxlwr 1.1-mLg1'I'InMI IPlnIx1m'Inl4I Q 'Q f I wan I u'L'm.lll ' - I'1llun.u l.,nmullc - Ilulwll f1,ll'x'uulIr 4' 1 if I X l,1lm-xhvuru' Iv! xv , I . 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Lancaster Pat Lancaster Carol Lawson Billy Lisle Nancy Little Leslie Mathena Joy Mayham Lillian Middleton Mary Miles Bernice Miller Bobby Miller Georganna Miller Joyce Miller Nola Miller David Mills Myrna Loy Miniely Saundra Mock Kenneth Moore Shirley Moore Robert Morgan Sarah Morris alter Morris Carolyn Morrow Harold McKinney Kenneth Neal Jerry Rainbolt Paula Palmer Mary Parker Rebecca Parker Mary Paschal Billy Patrick Betty Payne Lois Phipps Jerry Pogue Lulu Mae Porter Joe Portilloz Richard Pulliam Bobby Joe Rhodes Virjayma Roberts Vernon Robinson Judy Robinson David Russell David Sanders Donme Scull Carolyn Scrmllc B.lrh.nr.l SCXUH1 I .lrry Sharp I Jarlcm' sllIl1l'lHY1lf! l,UlHl.lSl1lTH1.lll1lI'1 Iamcs Shun lhll Shower May Ann Shower ,lnmxc Smunons l'.ll SIYTHIIOTNI Carol Suns Rusv M.1r1c Snmh Sharon Smith Kcnncrh Soles l'r1c1l.l Sorrcls Muna Spades Vlwllxx Spun hall Spnrglr' Shcrrn Su: lhll Su-pp 'lhmmy Slcwart lJ.xlv Swcklun Mmrmn Slugslill Hull 'l4.1rr M.1r11n Kav 'l'.1rr W'.lvnf: l ,lylur 'llrmmw lnpmn K.lll1Cl'llK'v.lIl l'lflll1l Wlnycc V.lrn1:ll I loyal Vurlmlllnn Qlvrrv Vcxx Alvin W.llkn'r Xvvmhll w,.llkl'T W'c'slL'y' W'.llkL'r fury Wall Clark XV.lllon Ummlml Wfllcrx ffcralsl W'cl1h Ann.: Wcllx lane! 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Sandite Bandites again this year distinguished themselves hy winning numerous honors and proved to other contest- ants that they were to he reckoned with in this field of endeavor. BUDDING JCUR ALISTS This group of Cub reporters are working this year for .1 place on the Sandtonian Staff for next year. Sharpening up their nose for news, polishing up their writing and getting their feet wet in the publish- ing business, they hope to be on the firing line. BUYS' STATE J Pogue ny Beck Palmer O O 0 '+w arris in Y ig Q A V T W , 4----Q +, um 5 XTX KX GIRLS' STATE E 3 r T ' T 6 1 x -Q-a-iQ Om Slam SANDITE KING AND QUEEN Mzke B T0 FOOTBALL QUEEN Donna George BAND QUEEN Sue Mock if bg 2 P lhs 1- Q. Q ' u IQ' f r N w A if Q 4 ., ,X Q. A 1 Q ., x 7 X K HH' Q fx 1. , ' 1.1. C . iffrfg 1' Y ly.. , ,M . EET.,-.5 ,,. , X 1 x -H ,Q 3 r ,J-91 'Q Pip K E S f- ! BAD TOP ROW, left io righl: jo Rita Owens, Librarian, gold band drum CLARENclglE,eIEQ0I:'AWLESS major and Advisory Council, Mavis Tallent, gold band manager and Advisory Couneilg Helen Swift, assistant librarian, Shirley Strout, assistant drum major and black band drum major, Wayne Morgan, manager and Advisory Council, Larry Adams, Advisory Council: Charles Read, assistant manager. BOTTOM ROVV: Dorothy Henry, black band manager, Nella White, Advisory Council, Tom McKee, Drum Major. ROW ONE, left to righl: Larry Adams, Wayne Allen, Kenneth Anthony, Bob Armstrong, Jim Atkinson, Ronnie Beck, Begbgrgvgggy, Gene Boyd, Mike Briggs, Roger Brown. ROW TWO: Carol Childs, Tandy Clemons, Denny Copeland, Nancy Cordell, Alva Dean Dearing, Camilla Finley, Barbara Guynn, Jerry Halcomb, Dorothy Henry, Wanda Horton. ROW' THREE: joan johnson, Lynn Kelly, Ifcldic Knowles, Jerry Lane, Sammy Lanham, Darlene Lowder, Brooksie Luce, Tommy McKee, Evelyn MeLeister, Carl Martin. ROW FOUR: Wayne Morgan, Robert Morris, Sarah Morris, jo Rita Owens, Carey Phillips, Mavis Posters, Bob Ray, Charles Read, David Sanders, Charles Sharp. ROW FIVE: Rose Marie Smith, Sherri Starr, Shirley Strout, Helen Swift, Carolyn Tallent,Leota Tallent, Mavis Tallent, Howard Toppins, Billy Turner, Will- iam Vermillion. ROW SIX: Nella White, Marilyn Williams, Jeanne Willis, Sybil Martin. sw f in nv sp ad si : . .N :H f Y ji VK f L. A. f ' . -32' 21 fees Q ...A ffl aff S A I A A M f X' - 9 Q A as so 1- I ' A-1' S f -S y f l aieae if Q XA f A I it la 'ai iz is ' ' I . 5 ' A y 4 A ' so 5 , RN 'WW ,llf A ,fi W it , uw ,C X l lv . XI. ' . 4 :L a 3 it y , , 1 X, , ,r M if 1 mx , , , A'--it , ' A 4 A f' Q A I ' 5 f' A A 1 I' t 3 , 'S 6 1 '3 i 5 ' . i y , y i , gfiggf . A .1 .All S Af ' i i ii' - Bra A ' 9 TOP ROW, lefl rn rrghl: Larry Adams, Arlin Alger, judy Bachus, jane Bassett, Creda Bean, johnny Beck, Ronnie Beck, Nancy Best, jerry Bcwley, jeanne Buyer, lid Buchner, Mariorie Buchner. SIICOND ROW: Susy Bradshaw, Ruby Brand, joan Bray, Roy Brothers, janis Brown, Mary Brown, judy Burrus, Carolyn Cannon, Betty Channell, Louise Chambers, Barbara Cheney, Randall Childers. THIRD ROW? Bill Cline. Sharie Kayellavis, Kay Dodson, Letha Dodson, Steffeny Dubie, Charles Iidens, Wanda Edwards, Mike Finley, Dickie Ford, Rohert Garroutte, Allen Gideon, jim Gray. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Guynn, jerry Halcomb, Mary Kay Hahn, jerry Hanner, joAnn Hanner, john Hastie, Kenneth Horton, Wanda Horton, Walter jolly, jerry jones, Ruth Kibbe, j. D. Lancaster. FIFTH ROWI: Darlene Lowder, Mary McCl.iflin, Shirley MeI.ain, Mary Alice Mason, judy Maule, Richard Maule, Tommy Mead, Lillian Middleton, Saundra Mock, jessie I.ec Moss, Wfayne Morgan, Clirulyn Morrow, SIXTH ROW: Dolores Nelson, Harold Paden, Rebecca Parker, Doris Patterson, Marilyn Pickett, jimmy Pogue. Guy Purser, Alma Ramsey, Bob Ray, june Reynolds, Wayne Reynolds, Deanna Roberts. SFVFNTII ROXV: Virjayma Roberts, judith Robinson, David Sanders, Carolyn Seratte, Melvin Shell, May Ann Showers, Della Singleton, Phyllis Spears, Dean Speer, judy Smith, Sharon Smith, Shirley Strout. l5lfLH'l'll ROW: Paula Taylor, Meredith Weaver, Gerald Webb, Elizabeth White, Lois Wliittenbtirg, Pat W'idner, Phyllis Willis, Richard Wilson, jimmy Wright. ,IUDY BRADSHAW ' ' ' ' BARBARA COFFFY 1 0'i- U .L CLIFFORD BOYER Direrlor fig Al! 3 55' H5 Hifi' ,,f, fl! ? i H I k , U1 mf f f 1 M . ,MW f f W ..v,,A qdzgxrcq 5 i iwiglf W X K' X' I 1, Y X fs ,,,, I -1 X -RY P!! 1 s.ff,. jf! N N.7,Mff I ' - x 49 2 X ks f 5 fkfvv H 5 cf QQ O E23 5 M If UU 8xM XXA Cirf 109 M CQCQUB if 5 'ff S 1 16 :ZA -M, fx 1 V fi fi ez? X 'ks' :ig an J fn Q Vw M 4.3 , x Tu Q? Z 4 xl 212.5 X 1, wi ' T353 X it +5 T55 if N-?:+-Q43 f V - .J -I , S S Wi 6 ,f ,,.f:l'5-?.2'2'fC'l1l?S4 'X 3 A RQ , f is 5 A VA A .X , ,..V , at fwfff' we , xfc ,Vi xi XX in A in ' gfhjqb +f1 f!,, 'vi X . X. v , f Q .2 , , ' f. 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' 3 JIMMY PALMER I' ,I Mbit 3 ' '9 CGW-1 L' 5 5' 'V' X X ' ff: :., I 'wi ,lim Pogue. Charles Ogle, Bill Brimmcr, Bert Donahoo, Jerry Giles, Jodel Lewellen, George james, Calvin Walker, Danny Hillard, Dean Speer. 4 ew- , . ,, ii A A is 4- . ,i 'L ' - '+A 4 ' I gr n K x . Steve Roberts, john Beck, john Whisenhunt, Guy Purser, jerry Burris, Jimmy Wright, Robert Morris, Billy Lovett, Howard Pryor, Tad Higgins, Gene fihannell, Roy llrothers. ,l. ll, 4 ' 4, , 2 ,s t ,lg T, .-I ,Q , 5 1 - f y 'AP X 'X' e ' x . . . George Paden, Melvin Shell, Mike Shyers, Doyle Wright,Herschel Ma rtin, Paul Crook, Mickey Lawrence, Bob Ray, Jim Coombs, Buddy Jolley johnny Coblc, Don Hall. ,, 4 7 3 1 -I J K . 5 3 ,A 5 ' , - , -f a . .M .W 1. . V . . Q 1- X X I I F . . Larry Sharp, ter Morris, jerry Pogue, James Horner, Larry Fisher, jerry Hanner, Robert Garroutte, joe Cannon, Randall Childers, Marvin Fllcnburg, Richard Pulliam, +111 BASKETBALL SS OPP. 24 Drumright 3 9 40 Pryor 3 5 49 Cushing 47 73 Muskogee 49 5 3 Classen 39 57 Okmulgee 3 7 42 Central 54 42 Bartlesville 48 41 Rogers 47 44 Sapulpa 3 1 45 Webster 57 45 Central 42 44 Muskogee 46 3 0 Bartlesville 3 3 40 Sapulpa 28 5 8 Okmulgee 3 2 49 Webster 3 8 50 Rogers 46 21 Ponca City 27 23 Drumriglit 50 TOURNAMENTS 43 Enid 5 3 43 O. C. Classen 54 43 Holdenville 42 43 Miami 54 48 Pawhuska 44 5 5 Broken Arrow 3 7 29 Tulsa Washington 27 52 Adil 50 3 8 Guthrie 59 CECIL HANKINS ROY FRANKLIN A Cmzrb B Crmrlm Running first liot and tlicn cold, tlic Hunk- insmen ended thcir'SSfi6 season by drop- ping L1 lieartbrcnkcr to the Blucjnys from Guthrie in the semi-final nt the st.1tC tour- nament in Oklahoma City after taking 11 thriller from Tulsa Booker T. XV.ishington to win the Regionals. : -,mal a Q 532. 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' kg ',x .Lux vi, Lx 4 .Q . 1 X C ffl'Xx M S SM Jm JUQ' MZw7f4 MWMMMWM CONGRATULATIONS 4011 iw! ' to the 4 SENIORS OF 1956 Sand Wmgygfpwnsite Co. W, 40 Ly gvilwrgf Qkifjy QW W G QW W W 1 ,QM M N MM BEST WISHES to the QW CLASS OF 1956! Sand Springs Railway Co. -4 7 BEST OF LUCK to the SENIORS OF 1956! from the SAND SPRINGS CHAMBER of COMMERCE F L O W E R S -- ron Au. OCCASIONS - SAND SPRINGS GREENHOUSE Congratulations, Seniors from RAY BROWN RAY BROWN-MONTIE BOX msulmncs .- REAL :suns S.E. of City Phone Cl 5-1353 7 E. Second Phone Cl 5-3663 MODERN CLEANERS l l fb Modern Fabrics and Styles Demand Modern Cleaning We Operate Qur Own Plant ALTERATIONS, REWEAVING I TAILORING Phone CI 5-1147 21 E, 2nd St. Approved Sanitone Service Phone CI 5-4868 8 Country Club Rd. BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS 2 N lk N4 X 5 Q lk Km lu E Q V1 - YJ X from the ,vs X5 SAND SPRINGS LEADER Y I 1 218 N. Main Phone CI 5-5896 ..47,. WELCOME TO WAR D'S 210 N. Main C15-9090 3121 Sand Springs Rd. LU 4-9408 ARTISTIC BEAUTY SHOP It Pays to Get the Best 1 12 East Broadway Phone Cl 5-3723 FLOYD'S TIRE SHOP Congratulations to 1956 Seniors TIRE REPAIRING-RECAPPING fl'Om BALANCING-GASOLINE-OIL Mr, qnd Mfg, Bgb Hgwqrd Phone Cl 5-3115 11 N. Main of SAND svnmes, oK1.A. HOWARD SHOE SHOP FASHION CLOTHIERS STUART Ed 5- Hersh INSURANCE AGENCY MARLBoRo SHIRTS R. O' STUART ARROW SHIRTS RESISTAL HATS NUNN-BUSH SHOES PIONEER BELTS RaiIway Building Phone CI 5-1 107 Sand Springs, Okla. 120 N. Main Phone Cl 5-4268 CONGRATULATIONS t th O e FURNITURE SENIORS OF 1956 HARRY AVEY 203-205 N. Mom Phone Cl 5-5753 Furmture and Hardware Sand Springs, Oklahoma 224 N. Main Phone CI 5-'I284 GOOD RUNNING, FOLKS T1-115 1-1uN1'E1is HORN Believes in Sand Springs Schools. All our helpers are Graduates or Gradu- ates-To-Be! Main Street Auto Repair Complete Auto Repair Service on All Makes MOTOR REBUILDING - TUNE-UP - IGNITION BRAKE WORK - Paint and Body Shop - 11 Nt Main Phone Cl 5-1810 HOERNER BOXES OF SAND SPRINGS -ONLY COMPLETE BOX MANUFACTURERS IN OKLAHOMA- Sands Spring Ok! homo Congratulations, Seniors . . . Good Luck and the Best of Success Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation SAND SPRINGS. OKLAHOMA f-1 Qg?:'v'1 NCSU? Z1 Q MASON JARS I' Q' A Vw E 5- CAPS and LIDS -0... Ur? A - - BEST OF LUCK to the GRADUATES OF 1956! ' McCREERY HARDWARE and Cheney Plumbing and Electric co. 100 East Second Phone Cl 5-4274 Phone CI 5-1328 ll2 N. Garfield V' , R fred WV I MOTOR CO. ZZOE Z PW0lE484 I Wil ANTHONY MOTOR COMPANY 151- -'t 4. ju COMMANDER MILLS, INC. Kampus Korner DODGE PLYMOUTH Lunch Hour Of DODGE TRUCKS Sales and Service 228 N. Mom Phone CI 5-9019 C LA R K '' E:,5!:::::',,Mf'ff'a5'gzEAiLXb M UTOR C0- MGHS - Hamburgers - COHGYS zs East 2nd Phone CI 5-1414 ..52- qp ' rt? mls' ,.. e- c .4 C x ii ' X f i couana rum TIOICSSXQS 21 if f . R ' 5 ,e QD R L .wi-L, A A-3 XE' ig Q1 lx X 'VNS hi. R fi 5 tri X ' SPC, A' XE?-ia f SQ Qixffv W- X5-' i -1 .L-til! cl? kiwi Q RS .x AA be 'lg 52- 2 . RK:-fxqr., Nc D , 'C i 1 If gb, xg: K iff' . 'J Q- YH. Ci-1 K5 r RYA bv 'Pfx L ' QAALQJ' Cf X kv ' 'El F X?-' I va Q ,' TQ: C, Nc, ,Q- po d blo L Con ll err c to Help Build Oklahoma HARRIS HELP-YOURSELF LAUNDRY Dont Kill Your Wife Let Us Do The Dirty Work 113 McKinley Phone CI 5-3305 ' Expert Shoe Repairing ' Dyeing ' Boots and Leather Goods FAMILY SHOE STORE 209 N. Mom Phone circle 5-5646 eg if E, REXALL DRUG CO. Harrison 8t Magnien Ph. CI 5-3337 201 N. Main Sand Springs, Oklahoma 1.- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF '56 FROM SAND SPRINGS Municipal Water Board CONGRATULATIONS - SENIORS from S. M. DAMPF BARBER SHOP l I l E. 2nd Ph. Cl 5-9063 FURNITURE HUT Factory to You Prices 217 N. McKinley phone Cl 5-3500 C. L. London Service Station SIIICIIII l Phone Cl 5-9017 Second 8. Washington Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 A-f SAND SPRINGS STATE BANK conmzn MAIN AT SECOND S1180 il' BARS S 8. S Phillips 66 Service Station 2nd 8- Lincoln Ph. Cl 5-l2l2 ' Tires ' Batteries ' Accessories ' Lubrication ' Washing Complete Line of Phillips 66 Products -54. T. G, 8. Y' Congratulations, Seniors For all Types of P 1 S T 0 R E GO to ermanen S Vag ue Beauty Shop 118 N. Main Ph. Cl 5-4170 14Wesf1st Ph. CI 5-4055 SAND SPRINGS, OKLAHOMA Com plim ents of Sand Springs Sand Springs Waiting Station BAKERY HW Mom 9 Wesf 2nd Ph. Cl 5-1696 N ELSON The Spot Shop nav CLEQNERS LUMBER COMPANY - WINDOW UNITS - MILL WORK Nddlla' ? 0 HARDWARE 0 LUMBER ION. ain Ph. Cl 5-5178 A-L I6 West 'lst Phone Cl 5-1706 I C. R. Anthony Co. Department Store Always Quality at the Right mace 122 N. Main Ph. CI 5-5393 GOOD LUCK-SENIORS HARVEY'S SHOP Owner-K. B. Harvey 10 West Second CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS Groceries for Particular People Tallent's Super Market from Finer Foods for Less 100 W. 1st-Ph.CI5-4427 Sand Springs, Okla. 121 N. Main Ph. Cl 5-1682 D' U U1,':'Uf3: x'L'Q ' H 'e U' Mule Skin Brown Furniture Co. Y fl it 3 V .Hit K Wi?-1499 l' V 3 S Traders Paradise-Hollywood Shop Furniture CO. New and Used Furniture 16-18 W. Second Ph. Cl 5-5333 Here's Why I'II Want an Automatic GAS Range All My Own! . . . says Marilyn Pickett, Class of '56 How easy this griddle makes cooking hamburgers, grilled cheese sandwiches, and pan- cakes. And so easy to keep clean! It lifts right out for easy sudsing in the dishpan. l like this GAS range, too, for the automatic top burner control that keeps food from boiling over - keeps the flame just right! And it has an automatic rotisserie for barbecuingl Ol'lLFlHOlTIFl l'IFlTUFlFlL WGWWW rbviifff -,,., -Qwuvvvr-1 if f ' 951' .wg 4 mi. X , 1 9: MORROW-Glll D LUMBER COMPANY Congratulations . . . Seniors! fm, BUILDING MATERIALS PAINT - HARDWARE - MILLWORK Federated l l We Wanf Your Business Ellrngton-Gellno Dry Goods Co. 202 N. Main Phone ci 5-3450 phone C' 5'I 234 PO' BOX 66 You C40 Pay More, But You Can't Buy Better! T Q -i A R-K Moms, INC. 212 E. 2nd Sand Springs Phone Cl 5-'I777 pfwfc yfflswffff' ffffffdjz ' 1 , 'f?gf ' ' ,4 7 ,f V ' V, Z , , V N u, -pf.. 4 ,JAP '7', ' 4,4 E QA' IV A 4 ll 5 , Z WZ A af fffzzfm 'ZaE21 ipfC uoRs L. il' lb . 17 ' Three ron S lx 9 r tmp 'V,A V, .- FILLMOREIS of Your fl Wil fl Skelly Service Station . M Second and Lincoln Phone Cl 5-3303 Favorite ' Tires 0 Batteries ' Accessories 0 Lubrication 0 Washing DOG and CAT' FOOD Now at Your Grocer MEAT L row mciigicf SZ1f3,'ZL:,!23g, - ,isplpnlgp Oklaho a noe room fl ,J M 111 I lf! Congratulations . . . Seniors Our Best Wishes Go With You OKLAHOMA TIRE 8: SUPPLY CO. HOME OF BETTER VALUES 121 N. Main Phone Cl 5-1331 Complete Line of Skelly Products R4 JITNEY-JUNGLE CASH AND CARRY SELF-SERVICE srone OII GROCERIES-MEATS FRUITS-VEGETABLES 102 N. Main Phone C15-1030 Congratulations, Seniors from BOWLING - 'lui . ii., an Service Station phone CI 5-4080 Second at Lincoln CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from Roberts Used Cars Ph. Cl 5-5649 102 E. 2nd KLASSY CLEANERS :sim fffe :fo -JM and LAUNDRY CONGRA2iVLATIONS . . . SENlORS! Exclusive RETEX Process R. L. Mobley Funeral Home P'1Of'eC'5-5812 NOW' ls' We give SGH Green Stamps 200 E. Broadway Ph. CI 5-1077 W ff R7 R' 462770 A351 XUJQM fewv MM M401 ,,r, ee.. ' .rrrrrr,s Ja M4211 5513 o A X ig 1 1 qi rf, 1, 4, 1 .3 A4112 MAD silassenrsfpfg I w or Je c in errico wAere ' agfy id f mlb- 1 1 Vi? 0 rl ly dt A 4 5? 3536332 J 0 D , sEMco co on ess, mc. 129 W. 3 Oklahoma Cify Nfl Us R T C 4 ore 5-448 U 'JJ c5f,E'jeiU aj ..60... 14,WgMZi 72,ff'fffWfwf7KWMw N, . 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