Vian High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Vian, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

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They last as long as life lasts. God honors those who never stop growing, never stop trying. Our forefathers remembered Galatians 6:9: And let us not be weary in well doing. Those early settlers of the eighteenth century, those implacable lovers of freedom knew that in order to defend their ideals, it was not sufficient merely to protect their land and possessions, but they needed to defend spiritual things like liberty and justice from those who would destroy them. All they had to sustain them was a deep and abiding faith, but it was sufficient. They always relied upon: Faith in God, which they fortified with . . Faith in Themselves Faith in their Fellowmen Faith in Freedom and upon these faiths rest the foundations, the strength, and the security of our nation today. ' A ig: 3 WOLVERINE STAFF SEATED, Left to Right: Margaret Daily, Production Manager, Joyce Wells, Secretary, J. C. Crum, Typistg Ferrin Moss, Typist, Patsy Isham, Advertising Manager, Lawrence Noel, Business Manager, Donald Mul- lican, Typist. STANDING: Mrs.OklaG. Mitchell, Adviser, James Seay, Editorg Bobbie Richards, Picturesg Lucille Sloan, Typist, Jackie Speer, Assistant Editor, Virginia Wallace, Typistg Patsy Wright, Picturesg Le- land Griffin, Sports, Paul Roark, Assistant Production Manager. Them e: EDUCATION and OUR FREEDOMSH Freedom is-- The The The The The The be cre ative choose think free speech work worship right to right to right to riht to right to right to Wem The right to dream The right to explore ust build Freedom-- Freedom from selfishness, because selfishness defeats its own aim. Freedom from hatred, because hatred poisons the body and hardens the heart, Freedom from jealousy, because jealousy rots away all the finer instincts of human nature, leaves its victims embittered and unhappy. Freedom from fear, because fear stifles initiative, delays action--holds back progress. EDITORIAL by James Seay ln America, the youth has a duty ---- that of safeguarding all that is worthwhile of traditions. We need to sell to the present world our brand of freedom. Freedom must inspire us to work for this goal. The youth of today must have the will power to go forward holding high the ideals of true Americanism. Our youth must build a better world for tomorrow, aworld and a Nation we can be proud to say we are a part of. America must not allow any Nation or government to destroy our ideals of freedom to live, to work, and to serve God as we desire. Only when the individual is free to grow, to invent, to dream futures and see visions of a better tomorrow will he fi.nd the pro- gram which he seeks and which he deserves. This generation looks with hopeful eyes to the future--a future in which youth has been schooled in patriotism and inspired to rise to a higher plane of thinking, acting, and living. We must not lose sight of the fact that when democracy dies, freedom also dies. America expects us to carry the torch of democracy. We must take our knowledge, our skills, and our ideals and put them to work--build a better world, a world where no man is at war, no man need be hungry, and all mankind is free from fear. George Bernard Shaw said, Liberty means responsibility, and Abraham Cowley said that freedom is a blessing that must be earned before it can be enjoyed. Sponsored by VIAN STATE BANK, Vian, Oklahoma ADMINISTRATION Superintendent, B. J. Traw .,,,f, Secretary, Mrs. Bobby Anderson Some of our Stand-Bg's --Theg Have Helped Us Over the Hard Places Mr. Faxon Stinnett High School Principal Mrs. Okla G, Mitchell Business Education Mrs. H, W, Branscum First Grade Mrs. Edna Martin Mrs. Helen Griffin Fourth Grade Third Grade Mr, Jimmie Rogers Mrs. Lucy Lee Richards Science and History First Grade Miss Joyce Hurst Mrs. Miriam E, Protzman Second Grade Fifth G rade MORE OF OUR STAND-BYS Mrs, Dorothea Beavers Mr, Earl Fisher Mrs. -Carolyn Raymond Music Mathematics - Science English Mrs. Elizabeth Morton Mr. Allison King Third Grade Mathematics Mrs. Branscum--speechless--tries to summons help before the bumblebee stings. nuutwaww Ferrin displays the bag of '54 21 ,f , ei ,QQ fig' W W. J 1 n Fdif 'A P' 'E !lJ.?l' 1 ,fig 'ii . , Gag! .. Q i Wg? , U S KY 1' 'E' M393 , A M -M21 23.412, .5 .. ymgq Y, S .X.. ,HA wma avr J 1 SS fy Y L ,. V , i I uf iflqg K 5 5 gi iii? 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Beatrice McFarland Don Mize Dale Morris Selmer Morris Sandra Pack Jimmy Pope Benny Noisey Betty Richards Fern Roark Anna Lou Sandlin 1 1 Bill Tyler, Lewis Venbale, Mariam Whittenburg, A. C. Young, Barbara Blevins, George Making Mud Pies Sophomores wash up after Initiation Bob Bynum Demonstrates Beauty Preparation Sophomores in Assembly Program Trnmmvll. Nap rolls the marble down the aisle with his nose--part ofthe Sophomore In- itiation Noisey makes a Proposal ATHLETICS Captain Ervin Collins . I Ill I Wolverine Team Sponsored by BROCKMAN'S STORE, Vian, Oklahoma Sponsored by RITTER'S SERVICE STATIONQQ Vian, Oklahoma SNAPSHOTS The Teams Seniors play the Mamas to raise money in Queen y y contest. W' T he Wolver Ervin crow ACUOH Us ines in P at Queen Crown Bearer Mike Quimby The Pepettes in Action The Coronation Ceremony FOOTBALL by Leland Griffin, Sports Editor Among the things we will remember most from this year in school is our football team. For the season as awhole,we netted more yards and scored more than our oppon- ents, but we ended the season with an even record of four wins, four losses, and one tie. Our first game was with the Sequoyah Indians, played at Sequoyah. Fullback, Lewis Venable opened the scoring for the season by grabbing a Sequoyah fumble and carrying the ball eighteen yards for a TD. The final score in the game was Vian, 203 Sequoyah, 0. Two weeks later, we lost to the Haskell Haymakers by a score of 19 to 25. Our next game was with the Panama Razorbacks, the first game to be played on the new Vian Football Field. The game was close all the way, but Vian broke away from a 20-20 tie in the fourth period to win by six points. Poteau B was next, and the Pirates didn't last long against our Wolverines. The final score was 53 to 0. Then came the big game with Coweta, our Homecoming game and the playoff for the 16-B Conference Championship. Pat Wright was crowned queen by Captain Ervin Collins. The game ended in a 7-7 tie, and was finally given to Coweta on penetrations. Stilwell was next, and we played the mighty Indians off their feet for three quarters, before big Jim McKee broke away for three touchdowns in the final period to give Stilwell the victory, 21 to 13. We lost the next game to a tradition rival, Sallisaw, by a score of 39 to 21, and also lost to Westville, 14 to 32. Our last game was with Muldrow, and the beginning Bulldogs scored only once. while we scored five times. The final score was 34 to 7. Although we lost as many games as we won, everybody felt that we had gone through a successful season, and at any rate, a very enjoyable one. Special credit must be given to Benny Smith, who did a fine job in the quarterback slot, to Leon Pack, who just blasted right through our opponents' defenses g to the boys who held down those tough positions in the line, and especially to our coach, Benny Kiger, who did a wonderful job of holding our team together. Football Captain, Ervin Collins Football Queen, Pat Wright K., Q.. t 45 Mrs. Baskins ggi , M 5 in 1 Mrs. Speer Mrs. Candy These three women spend much time in the lunchroom to see that there is FREEDOM FROM WANT Suzanne Rogers Flower Girl in Coronation Ceremony ...QM President, Thelma Skaggs Secretary, Bobbie Richards Song Leaders, Pat Isham Jackie Speer Reporter, Betty Richards X O9kMAKfR5 K, sb , xv? E 2 Vice-President, Sandra Pack 2 Y .41-TA J' Treasurer, Pat Wright Q, lf ., 3 Par1imentariar1s,Virginia 421 91,0 Wallace, Zoe Thomason 'PD NEW 09 Historian, Anna Lou Sandlin F. H. A. OFFICERS F. H. A. MEMBERS far? '71,-sH :?'.R n U , A ln gffloh , 0: ,' '- ' ' e,5 F.A1f , 'i 3 C Q 5 . cm! 1-'fgb 's k Ll F. F. A. MEMBERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Charles Risley, Junior Simmons, Robert Robertsons, Douglas Owens, James Spencer, Donald Baker, Bill Casey, Norman Spencer, Myron Venable, Selmer Morris, Johnnie Lewis, L. D. Sandlin, Billy Leep, Odell Bowles, Joe Jack Bennett. SECOND ROW: George Worley, James Seay, Bobbie Owens, Paul Sutterfield, David Noisey, Johnnie Baker, Lowell Pope, James McCoy, Bobby Bynumn, Dennis Lee, Billy Tyler, Billy Andrews, Virable Miller, Robert Brown, Bill Holt, George Tram- mell. THIRD ROW: Claude Skaggs, Cecil Donn, Bill Bennett, Lloyd Murphy, J. B. Cotner, James Trammell, James Worley, James Reiner, George Ellis, Jimmy Edwards, John Sell, J. C. McCoy, Joe Stewart, Leon Pack, Herschell Runyon- FRONT ROW: Milford Quimby, Advisor, Ferrin Moss, President, Ronald Lee, Secretary, Harold Rowe, Reporter, Dale Hefton, Vice-President, Jimmy Hamilton, Treasurer, Lewis Venable, Sentinel. Sponsored by BROCKMAN'S STORE FREEDOM OF S PEE CH FREEDOM OF WORSHIP VV , msn, .L.LL W W5 K .,., ,M , , Senior Class displaying Christmas Cards Senior Class raises money by selling doughnuts. ,, The Junior Class Presents The Hobgoblin House. Sponsored by CHEEK'S JEWELRY, Sallisaw, Oklahoma A Sponsored by our State Senator Mr, Ray Fine, Gore, Oklahoma NAME Harold Rowe Ada June Morris Cleo Leaf Leon Davis Paul Roark Patsy Isham Joyce Wells Jackie Speer Don Mullican Clifford Sumpter Leo Breashears Margaret Daily Ervin Collins Bobbie Richards Leland Griffin Ferrin Moss Lawrence Noel Jerry Bennett Sylvester Lee Annette Belcher Pat Wright Lola Taylor--no picture Who's Who Senior Class of '56 TITLE Most Trustworthy Most Studious Most Ambitious Cutest Couple Most Popular Friendliest Best Behaved Most Likely to Succeed Noisiest Most Studious Best Athlete Most Ambitious Biggest Flirt Noisiest F riendliest Friendliest Most Handsome Best Behaved Most Trustworthy Best Athlete Wittiest Friendliest Wittiest Most Likely to Succeed Neatest Boys Most Courteous Prettiest Most Trustworthy Neatest Most Popular Biggest Flirt Best Behaved Class Only members of the Senior voted in the WHO'S WHO I , Walter McAlister J, C, mcCoy Jorene McCoy Ellen McNutt Norene Morris Bobby Owens Elizabeth Pack Don Pack Joyce Phillips Gladys Robertson 1 X . . . .'f. .' -Q Junior High Freshmen Q E 2 0 A Q 1 A I Qa- A Dee Ann Bynum Bernice Davis Bessie Duty Bill Holt Reeves Gentry Wilma Holt Jimmie Isham Clara Jo Jennings Clarence Land Louie Isham Lowell Pope Donald Quinton Julia Roson Bobby Ray James Remer Herschell Runyon Jo Wanna Smith Margarett Smith James Simmons Paul Sutterfield Eighth Grade, Continued James Courtney Lois Craighead James Creekmore Lorene Crum Cecil Dunn Linda Marrs Jerry Johnson John Jones Perry James Lois Houston We WE F' 5 , , ef Q- .1 X Marie Dunn Danny Galatian Jerry Gilbreath Johnny Gordon Daisy Hougland Y eif ei Lewis Locust Josephine McAlister Buford McCoy Joyce McC reight Martha Moss 1 , ' , I , a-t 4' it HQKIWWC ti Sponsored by Dr. R, R, Stanley Office in Vian Drug Store Building Phone 110 It I Jimmy Murphy Fred Patterson Donald Ray Merle Scoggins Donald Speer Hazel Spencer Lou Ann Swimmer Daniel Walker Dolly Walters Dan Williams Ei . r 1 ' -sf i I Evelyn Forbus Sharon Gossett Bobby Hunter Margaret Isham Sarah Leaf Elsie McCoy Mildred Murphy Geneva Peoples Lesslie Ray Mary Richards Eighth Grade, Continued was David Young Mr. Allison King, Sponsor Mrs. Dorothea Beavers, Sponsor Seventh Grade X v Q if .1 R K X lit l , X . , -A t L . Q- , Q ' fu 'W A, - -.tt:1 Qi in 1 3... A. 1 tunn, ff t at I Ni R, 5 E ix N. 3 ' Q P ' 7'1 U H 2 ek NSF - A 0 it i H. f il. ails? i at ' is re Q 3 J I ie r' v 5 , ei JT! 55? , t .K Clarence Andrews William Baker Howard Bowles Fay Bowles Edgar Brown Nora Brown Neil Bynum Vilene Capps Linda Cotner Jerry Edwards f 1 . I fi. . y Jimmy Don Risley Bill Smith Juanita Smith Carrie Sue Skaggs Tommy Thompson ff .F ,, 11 A ' .f 4 I' -V If XT gf f f' L' . 1 ' ff mf ' f 4 Beatrice Jerry Thomas Lois James Goodlow Twist Tyler Wells Wright Skaggs Young Wi of r ez' f- SPONSORS H, J Mr. Steelman VV Mr. Catron I ' I JUNIOR HIGH GLEE' CLUB Junior High Pepettes Lorene Crum, Linda Ruth Marrs, Joyce McCreight Sharon Gossett GRADE SCHOOL Going to Schoo1 Why, Mommy? The Third Grade Indian Doll Project G. .p . M' 4 ' ,n Jimmie Carlile and Richard Armstrong at work N,,,, een, EA 2 , F' f ' First Grade . its Ur J fr , .., 'I A I ,. ' fi' Q if Mrs. Branscum Paul Barnett Lawrence Barnoskie Flora Bassham Bill Bird Everett Barnes Susan Garrett Janet Horn Henry Isham Deanna Johnson Vincent Locust Carl Blevins QL ,?,, 53 f Kay Clark Ellen Craighead Q J Johnny Cupp . , fa Jap' . ' Barbara Dunn J C ff ,,,,. ,F ..J - ' . xg 5 ,Z AA AV Q. V 35 5 ' 'X-U , at ff if . f at t Joyce Milligan N M I il, G I Joyce Miller 2 - ZX xzrl Y ,- 'K Jimmie Newton ' -if y , yy C a W, ig Cheryl Pace . -'-., is Ft' Nelta Patterson -5 , as M , it if V ,I J W J M V I X . .3 t ' A 'A S i Ct f I W 'bln' 14: , fm? f F!! 1 'IL' at .ft Karen Smith Joann Twist Virginia Twist Betty Jo Webster Mackie White G I . , 1g+ ., At , 5 - .. : . , ww -5 ,att 2 .,.,. 5 what ,a iw. f V, ,L it 'ff I' 1 i .-4P 1 J J Freda Reeves Judy Rose Jerry Simon Bobby Skaggs George Sloan Linda Wilket Frances Wisdom Patty Yahola Patricia Yandell Patsy Courtney First Grade Mrs. Richards Nancy Ballard Diana Barnoskie Ed Brockman iw 'L-- P Gail Bennett Stanley Brown Eugene Brumley Susan Bynum Donald Ray Capps Lillian Casebolt , it Archie Colston Norman Cogburn W Archie Craghead Karen Craghead J X ru Q Sally Cotner S ' raii ' T as A W 1 Anna Marie Davis Kenneth Edwards Paulette Henning Nancy McAlister Clarence McFarland f Q is 3 T - , -Q 9 Joann Noel Z ,.,A if Dwight Patterson . - i t tnit iff n Y David Patterson r E.. f A -A 2 v-i-:i wnh 'tyt A Johnnie Peoples S aw' 4 S T 'Vhh g 1 A Tony Pruitt - RX tt'x'5 'mJ A ' 4' f Ida Sue Pettit 5 Q Cynthia Rider ' Larry Stegall Leigh Ann Topel William Webster , Danny Craghead Lahoma Yahola Sponsored by VIAN STATE BANK Vian, Oklahoma Second Grade Jimmy Capps Robert Cogburn Paul Baker Jerry Fields Billy Fisher 41?-,f Gene Leaf Kathy Morton Wesley Milligan Arnold Qualls Wilma Qualls Della Warren Louie Wells Goodlow Tootle Raymond Yahola Darcy Copeland Mrs. Pack Judy Anderson Irvin Barnes Ronnie Black Ruby Casebolt Elizabeth Houston Donald Harden Gayle Horn David Johnson Paul Johnson M-an J was Ronnie Skaggs Linda Stewart L 5 Jimmie Smith Q Joy Roach Dk, Melvin Walters Ervin Hougland Sponsored by IVEY'S DRUG STORE ' ' The Careful Druggist Sallisaw, Oklahoma Second Grade r ' x rf A Q i Julie Bennett Gene Carey Ronnie Courtney Pearline Crowson Leon Duty .. iff -Q h I, it Miss Hurst Wyvonia Barnes Charlie Bird Robert Bird Judy Bennett Luetta Duty Louella Holt George Holeman Steven Howell James Lohman 4 Clay Morris Rita Pruitt Alice Smith Sharon Stovall 11' . - . 3' , .. R ,.,., he C Q., ,rzz Leslie Locust Theresa Stovall Christine Thornton Linda Thornton Glenda Walker T ruman Web ster Carl White Pamela Williams Brenda Young Third Grade Mrs. Griffin Richard Armstrong Mary Edna Bennett Donald Ballard Lynn Brockman Third Grade, Continued Sammy Courtney Murel Copeland Anna Bell Cupp Dale Ford Linda Galatian Jimmy Carlile Rebekah Carlile Dona Clark Larry Fields Carolyn Cotner If 1 y Raymond Rose 1' . 1 v xywt 5 X4 J ,P C-A' A John Bird Raymond Casebo Doyle Craighead Connie Courtney Johnny Ellis -4 Mary Patterson Joanne Simon Johnnie Walters Third Grade Jimmy McCoy Shirley Harris Robert Morton Rosa Lee Kennedy Geraldine Leep A ! fi Mrs. Morton Johnny Anderson Jim Barnoskie Patsy Blevins lt A as N I g X ?'1 if Ivfdfeedl ! I 7 re Q i Sponsored by Bynum's, The Friendly Store Anna Brown Linda Fisher Lonnie Garrett Tom Houston Alice Faye Ross Marvin Hougland Third Grade, Continued John Courtney Joyce Armstrong Donald Brockman Mavies Armer William Blevins Mary Ballard June Craighead Eliza Bird Patsy Ford Johnny Hickman Linda Twist Ted Webster L, A, White Ted Williams Fourth Grade ii 4 Y Sponsored by B. B. THOMPSON SCHOOL SUPPLY 436-438 Court Street Muskogee, Oklahoma Think of Thompson's when you think of School Supplies Henry Morris Alice Sequichie Dwayne Ray Bobbie Smith Marion Walker --el Mrs. Martin Arthur Adney Ruby Adney Haden Barnoskie Lola Anderson Nancy Capps Robert Crowson Sue Baker Roy Cupp Ronnie Dunn Lois Kennedy Keith Sell Beverly Reeves Johnny Sequichie Jimmy Sumpter Roberta Brown Jerry Courtney Charles Craighead Wayne Craighead Ruth Ann Hickman t ff if ,131 I , Fourth Grade, Continued if ,ef- 4 I b 2 f -mg .,.. L it 4 W 'X st' V an Freda Wilson Suphronia Barne s Fifth Grade it Ralph Holeman Jane Gossett Nancy Jones William Hougland Marvin Patterson Evelyn Roach Walter Thompson Jackie Webster Narcie Smith Wilma Twist Mrs. C reekmore Maze Barton Sue Adney George Callie Joe Capps . ' 4' ' f 2-fiffi Earl Crowson Johnny Foster Charles Harris D, K, Isham Irene Morris Sharon Tyler Jackie Stovall Patricia Wells Charles Webster Ronald Young Dan Sheffield Melody Reeves Mary N. Rosson Roy Surnmerlin Wanda Truett Betty Johnson Geary James Harold Jones George Morton Evelyn Mack Sixth Grade Mr. Price Shirley Cupp Kenneth Crum Roy Dunn Melburn Gordon Kent D. Trotter Maridel Webster Jewell Merill Lizzie Morris Janie Rose Rosie Rose Sue Scoggins Mr. Craighead Arlene Allen Sinclair Armstrong Barnie Barnoskie Y W 3, 5 ,nf 4,4 ,1 if Margie Copeland Gerald Ellis Lena Drew Linda McCarty Robert Jones 'R Q Calvin Sumpter U y gl Alice Risley J ig ji Vera Skaggs John Max Traw l f' Gwendolyn Smith 0 y, ,, J x , gg ! Jr J , tw' , awk Norma Bennett Terisa Brockman David Bennett John Creekmore Crystal Casebolt Wanema Noel Jimmy Seay Johnny Smith Doris Pruitt George Spencer Barbara Williams Donald Walters Judy Young Lois McCoy Grade Pupils in the Spring Operetta Sponsored by R. F. CAMPBELL, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Much of the progress to better education in our School in recent years has been due to the untiring efforts of our superintendent, B. J, Traw, our Board of Education, and our local PTA organization, Mr. B. J. Traw 41 Wg? PTA MKS. J. D. HA lXllI,'l'ON 'l'z'vz1su rvr MRS. G LIQNN A ltMS'l'liONG Soc rcta ry M RS. E LY THOMPSON Vice-President MRS. WILLIAM N. FORD President FOREMAN CARLILE Vice - President LAWRENCE GOSSE TT Member B, TROTTER President J. D, HAMILTON Member GLEN ARMSTRONG Clerk CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS We're Wolverine Boosters Mr. Faye A. Randolph, County Superintendent of Schools, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Sallisaw State Bank, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Holdert's Department Store, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Carleton and Floyd, Furniture Store, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Ben Franklin Store, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mr. Guy L. Thompson, Real Estate, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mr. R. F. Campbell, Abstracter, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Smith's Service Station, Vian, Oklahoma Mr. Noble Stewart, State Representative, Sequoyah County, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Lew's Grill, Vian, Oklahoma Mr. Jess King, County Treasurer, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mr. Wade Lovergn, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mr. Carl Ballinger, Court Clerk, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mr. E. W. Floyd, Sheriff, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Dr. T. F. Harmon, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mr. Jack Green, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mrs. Roy Frye, Sr., County Judge, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mr. A. W. Cline, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mr. Guy E. Stoy, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Meig's Jeweler's, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Vian State Bank, Vian, Oklahoma Brockman's Store, Vian, Oklahoma Paul Carlile, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Remer's Frozen Foods Lockers, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Henry Burrow, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Wadie Burton, Vian, Oklahoma Corner Drug, Charles Thompson, Gore, Oklahoma Tenkiller State Park, Mr. and Mrs. Monte Breedlove, Superintendent Clyde Horn, Vian, Oklahoma Grady Williams, Vian, Oklahoma Sequoyah Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Boyd Roper, Superintendent, Sallisaw, Oklahoma East Oklahoma Tribune, Howard Bonham, Editor Sallisaw Motel, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Glover, Owners, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. J . V. Bowling, Vian, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Branscum, Vian, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Owen B. Taylor, Route 1, Vian, Oklahoma Reverend andMrs. L. G. Griffin, Vian, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Andy Calloway, Vian, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Gene Davis, Star Route, Vian, Oklahoma Miss Pat Hurst, Vian, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Doyne C. Harrison, Vian, Oklahoma Vian Lumber Company, Vian, Oklahoma Martha Williams, City Cafe, Vian, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Orman Taylor, Sallisaw, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Kiger, Vian, Oklahoma Loretta Ray's, Cafe, Vian, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Leon Holder, Vian, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Faxon Stinnett and Family, Vian. Oklahoma Hunter's Station and Garage, Vian, Oklahoma Jean's Beauty Shop, Vian Oklahoma ST. CLAIR LIME C0. Agriculture Limestone Our Land Needs Limestone R, C, Williams, Supt, Phones SPring 5-4405 5-4466 Sallisaw, Oklahoma Finest Electronic Equipment! ! ! Largest Frame Selection! ! ! Seniors Our Specialty! ! ! 25 Years Experience!! So Very Dependable! ! Enid, Oklahoma .xv SERVICE STATION FARMER'S D-X Washing--Greasing--Polishing Road Service Ray and James Farmer Telephone SPring 5-4440 Sallisaw, Oklahoma CO0K 0 HILL CAB! In the Heart of the Tenkiller Area Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Stratton For Reservations Telephone 973-Wl, Tahlequah SERVICES LOCATION EQUIPMENT Fishing Tackle Half way between Vian Modern Cabins Ice--Groceries and Tahlequah Rex Foam Mattresses Gas and Oil On Highway 82 Panel Ray Heat Post Office--Cookson, Oklahoma Cafe and General Store Cookson, Oklahoma BUGHER'S D-X SERVICE STATION Telephone SPring 5-4564 Sallisaw, Oklahoma Refrigerated Air Conditioning Singles or Doubles THE DUTCHMAN'S 10 miles above the darn on beautiful Lake Tenkiller One mile west of State Hwy. 82 on Chicken Creek Road. Modern, clean cabins with tiled showers Bait, Boats, and guides available, K, E, Protzman Phone-Talhlequah 1008w2 Vian, Oklahoma Box 284 SEQUOYAH AND RITZ THEATRES Sallisaw, Oklahoma Entertainment for the Entire Family y I. ' ABC CLEANERS 1 I I -- -'Q-24 Telephone SPring 5-4700 Sallisaw, Oklahoma RUTH 'S GROCERY Take Home Your Money's Worth Vian Oklahoma DAN J, MATTHEWS Grocery and Market sauisaw, Oklahoma 'W --5 F-, Q --f A Phone SPring 5-2531 L, 634,244,551 I U9n,, L IU -Ann ,gxc J, D. HAMILTON D-X SERVICE STATION Phone 13 Vian Oklahoma HORTON'S GENERAL STORE Dry Goods ------- Groceries Phone 55 Vian Oklahoma HUGGIINS HARDWARE FURNITURE Phone 79 Vian Oklahoma ANDERSON BROTHERS GENERAL STORE The Store that Saves You Money Telephone 3 Vian Oklahoma fr 1 'A 'ff !'1z.mvc-wig Q N 40 'on' 4 U rf? no X' The Quan J- que . I LESSLEY'S CAFE I ..,. ,t , Rx f-22 abnut GREEN af FARMER ' Good Food Satisfies vue, XS INSURANCE---ABSTRACTS is Tutti . vw M Telephone SP1-ing 5-4788 Salhsaw Oklahoma E T0 E 5 . , Q. Salllsaw, Oklahoma Q WHEELER FUNERAL HUME Sallisaw, Oklahoma Sixty Years of Dependable Service FARMER and GARRETT FURNITURE CU. The place to get guaranteed sewing machines--new and used, The Home of Better Values in all kinds of furniture Just a Good Place to Trade We Give Terms Phone SPring 5-2209 Sallisaw, Oklahoma T, M, HAWKINS HOLDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE For Your Better Things to Wear Telephone spring 5-4606 Phone Spring 5'2540 Sauisaw' oklahoma Sallisaw Oklahoma Where Your Every Musical Want Can Be Satisfied KROH MUSIC CO. Muskogee Oklahoma I5 f-gxv' - CARNATION COMPANY O ' .43 My 5 R 'im Muskogee Oklahoma Fill Up Where's There's Friendly Service MC CREIGHT'S SERVICE STATION Vian, Oklahoma B, J, CAWI-IORN 8: SON Gore, Oklahoma Wolverine Shoes - Groceries - Feed VIAN DRUG STORE Drugs Magazines BUSTERQS PLACE Veterinary Supplies Phone 110 Office of Dr. R. R. Stanley D, O, Phone 110 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dennis Vian Oklahoma . 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