Waynoka High School - Railroader Yearbook (Waynoka, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

Presentation This is your book of memories of the school year, 1956 and 1957. This has been an important year in American History. Many unforgettable events have come to pass which will always remain, recorded in the chronicles of time. Despite the turmoil on the world scene, America has remained the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. She has retained her position of dignity, equality and liberty. This is our country, and we pay her our homage. WE ARE LOYAL AMERICANS! Oklahoma! This is her birthday year. Fifty years of progress and development from Teepees to Towers have passed since she first became a state. Her achievements have been phenomenal in in her first half century. We are proud to be her sons and daughters. WE ARE LOYAL OKLAHOMANS! The year 1956 and 1957 has seen many changes In Waynoka High School. New teachers have been added to our staff. Some teachers will make this year their last at W.H.S. A promising group of Seniors will leave this phase of life for college, employment, marriage, or the Armed Services. We sincerely hope that when you Seniors become alumni, you will continue to stand behind our school, and help the faculty and students to uphold the principles and traditions of which our school is proud. May you always feel a wave of pride when you hear the school song; and may the strains of 'T've Been Working On the Railroad always bring back happy memories. Turn the pages and visit again W.H.S. WE ARE LOYAL TO WAYNOKA HIGH SCHOOL! Administration SEATED, from left to right; Forrest George, Vice-President; Harry Hanan, President; J. M. Gllsan, Clerk; STANDING, from left to right: Dr. Ronald Whlteneck, Member; Mr. Gourley, Superintendent; BUI Hayes, Member. The governing body of our school are these patrons of our district, elected by other patrons to see that we have the best school possible. Fired up, steamed up, on the right track, and ready to go. Grade School Junior High School High School W. E. GOURLEY B.S., M Ed. Superintendent These are the adminis- trators of our school, they are blessed and blamed for all the things we do. A wise man once said, -- Whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, what- soever things are of good report,------ think on these things Shop Building DURWARD BROWN B.S., Industrial Arts Elementary and Junior High Principal Faculty MR. LYLE BLISS B.A. Oklahoma History Driver Education General History Girls Physical Education Sponsor-Seventh MP(. ROBERT STEICHEN B. M. E. — M.S. Vocal and Instrumental Music Sponsor-Juniors MRS. ALICE BRADSHAW A. B. English Sponsor-Sophomores Inter-church council. Railroader Yearbook MRS. MARGARET QUINLAN B.M. Fifth and sixth Grades MRS. CHLOE WOOLD- RIDGE Sixth Grade MR. TOM TREECE A.B., Oklahoma History Physical Education Junior and High School Athletics Sponsor-Seniors MRS. OLA MAYE VELEY B.S. - M.S. Sponsor-Freshmen Vocational Homemaking, F.H.A. Advisor MRS. ELMA DEAN WRENCHEY A.B. - M.A. English, Speech Sponsor-Railroader, Thespian Club Plavs 4ISS JESSIE STALLMAN MRS. OPAL BENNETT MRS. JADUNA BROWN B.S.-M.A. B.S. B.S. Fifth Grade Second Grade Fourth Grade MISS LOUISE JOACHIMS B.S.- M.S. Mathematics, Natural Sciences Sponsor-Juniors, Pep Club MISS EULA CALLISON B.S. First Grade MRS RUTH SALWAE- CHTER A. B. Third Grade MRS. GOLDA CURTIS A. B. Third Grade MRS. GENIVIE FRAZER B.S. Second Grade MRS. GRACE POTTER B.S. Fourth Grade MRS. HELEN DUPY B.S. First Grade MR. GENE LASH B.S. Vocational Agriculture, Sponsor-Soph- omores, FFA MRS. MARGARET BRIGGS B.S. Business Education Sponsor-Seniors MRS. FRANCIS GORANFLO B.S. - M.S. History, English Sponsor-Seventh Grade. MR. KENNETH 'A.B. Mathem icj, lltls Basketball Coach Sponsijwfghthorade Iss eksttis Marie WYCKOFF f! Ai B. - M. A. ’y History, Library Science Sponsor-Eighth Grade Pi Dedication FOR O u T S T A N D I N G SERVICE Because of her years of selfless devotion, we wish to salute her. Her sincere interest and belief in teenagers has endeared students to her. She takes an individual interest in every one of her pupils, and an attitude of warm-hearted enthusiasm toward student pro- jects. She has repeatedly volunteered to take on many serious responsibilities, desiring only to serve, and seeking no recognition. We wish to take this means of thanking her and telling her that we are deeply grateful. To Faye Louise Joachims, we, the Railroader staff of 1957, dedicate this edition. CLASS OFFICERS President.......Mickey Ketchum Vice-President. . Verlin Woolley Cheerleader . . . Dennis Silvertooth Reporter.........Nancy Cook Secretary-Treasurer . . Judy Kysar Judy JCysar X P°P R 1 So e Silvenoo 1 .«� hs'r '■some are all right_3re P°PUlar both TOP ROW: MADELINE L. FRITSCH - F.H. A. 1.2.3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Speech 1, 2,3; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Trio 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Oklahoma Hono Society 1, 2, 3; Thespian 3, 4; Paper Staff 3; Class of- ficer 2; Junior Play 3; Sen- ior Personality; Most Like ly to Marry 4. GRABLE RAMIREZ - F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Cli 1,2,3; Speech 1,2; Paper Staff 3; Thespian 3; Basket ball 1; Valedictorian 1; An nual Staff; Associate Editoi 4; Oklahoma Honor Society 1,2, 3; Senior Personality; Outstanding Senior Girl jdnnni| 4; Tri-State Vocal Clinic 4. VERLIN WOOLLEY - Mt Basketball 1,2,3, 4; F.F.A. 1,2; Class officer 1,2 fi , 4; Football 2,4; Baseball 2; Boys' Vocal 4; Boys' Pe Club 2; Senior Personality; Most Likely to Marry 4 k — ggS JUANETA CHELF - Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1 '7 2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; F.H. A. 1,2; Paper Staff 3 4; Glee Club I; Senior Personality; Most Beautiful . Junior Play 3. MIDDLE ROW: PATTI LU URBAN GILLHAM - F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Speech 1, 2; Thespian 3; Band 1,2; F.F.A. Queen Attendant 3; Senior Personality; Most Likely to be Whistled at 4. THORNE STAL- LINGS - Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Speech 1,2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 4; Debate 1, 2; Base- ball 1,2; Track 3; Thespian 4; Boys' Quartet 4; An- nual Staff 4; Boys’ Pep Club 2; Football 1, 4; Class officer 1; Junior Play 3; Oklahoma Honor Society 1; Senior Personality; Best Dancer 4. NANCY COOK - Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H. A. 1,2; Girls' Trio 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Thespian 3,4; School Paper 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Editor of Annual 4; Speech 2, 3; Class officer 4; Junior Play 3; Oklahoma Honor Society I, 2, 3; Senior Personality; Best all around Girl 4. BOTTOM ROW: CAROLYN RAWSON - Glee Club 1 vi, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. Queen 2; Thespian 3; Senior Personality; Smoothiest Line; Tri-State Vocal Clinic 4. MAX SIMS - Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Class officer 3; Senior Personality; Best all aroun Boy 4. SPONSOR: MRS. MARGARET BRIGGS. TOP ROW: STELLA SABEDRA - Glee Club I, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Trio 1,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Basketball 1; Speech 2; Paper Staff 3; Girls' Quar- tet 4; Clarinet Trio 2; Clarinet Quartet 2; Band 1, 2; Inter-church Council 4; Tri-State Vocal Clinic 4. TERRY OLSON - Football 1,2,4; Boys' Pep Club 1,2; Thespian 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Annual Staff 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Boys’ Vocal 1,4; Class officer 2; Yell Leader 3; unior Play 3; Boys’ Quartet 2,4; Senior Personality; Best Natured 4; Tri-State Vocal Clinic. JEANNETTE COURY - Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,3, 4; Speech 1,2; F.H.A. 1; Girls' Trio 2; Football Queen 4; Jun- ior Play 3; Senior Personality; Most Likely to Succeed; Tri-State Vocal Clinic. JUDY KYSAR - Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Class officer 3, 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Busi- ness Manager 4; Glee Club 1; Cheerleader 4; Junior Play 3; Girls' State 3; Senior Personality; Most Pop- ular. MIDDLE ROW: CAROL FERGUSON - Basket- ball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Girls' State 3; Senior Personality; Best Natured Sirl. DENNIS SILVERTOOTH - Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Boys' Pep Club 1, 2; Boys’ Vocal 1,4; Speech 2; F.F.A. 1; Band 1; All District 4; Yell Leader 4; Football Captain 4; Boys' Duartet 1,4: Senior Personality; Most Popular 4. DELORES MENDOZA - F.H.A. 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Speech 3. BOTTOM ROW: WARREN BOSLEY - F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Thespian 3,4; Baseball 1,4; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1,2; Football 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class officer 2, 3; 3oys' Vocal 1, 4; Boys' Pep Club 1, 2; Boys' Quartet 2, 4; Senior Personality; Most Handsome; Tri-State Vocal Clinic. JANE HULL - Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; land 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Speech 4; Girls' Quartet 4; All-State Band 4; Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2; Tri-State Vocal Clinic. SPONSOR: MR. TREECE. t l% r TOP ROW: JANICE CLEMENCE - Glee Club 1,3, 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Speech 1,2; Basketball 1; Foe ball Queen 1; F.H. A. 1; Senior Personality; Best Dancer 4. LAVERNE EALEY - Basketball I, 2, 3 4; Softball 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; F.H. A. 1,2,3; Thespian 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Junior Play; Band 3; Glee Club 1,2,3. TED HARMON - F. F. A. 1,2,: 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Football 1; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Judging Teams 2, 3, 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; F.F.A. Officer 3,4; High Individual Judge Tulsa State Fair 4; Boys’ State 3. CHRISTINA VAL- ENCIA - Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Oklahoma Honor Soci- ety 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; F.H. A. 1. SECOND ROW: PATTIE GOOCH - Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3; Soft Ball 1,2, 3, 4; F.H. A. 1,2; Senior Personality; Most Athletic. RICHARD WILSON - F.F.A. 1; Football 1, 2; Speech 4; Track 3; Basketball Man- ager 2, 3. MARY REYES - Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; F.H. A. 1. GALE DEAN PERCIVAL - . THIRD ROW: JANICE BECK - Glee Clutr 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Triple Trio 2; Quartet 4; Concert Choir 3; Thes- pian 4; Speech 4; Inter-church Council 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Accompanist 1; Tri-State Vocal Clinic. BILL MILLER - Basketball 1,2,3, 4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 4; Senior Personality; Best Athletic 4. BOTTOM ROW: JUDITH URBAN Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 1; F. H. A. 3,4. LOIS ZOOK - Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 1; F.H. A. 1,2 3,4. TOP ROW: JOHNNY JAMES - F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Boys' Vocal 1,2; Football 3,4; Base- ball 2; Junior Play; Co-Captain 4. MICKEY KETCHUM - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Thespian 3,4; Boys' Vocal 3, 4; Boys Pep Club 1, 2; Swing Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Junior Play; Track 3; Boys' Quarter 3; Speech 4; Class President 4; Annual Staff 3; All- State Band 4; Senior Personality. YVONNE PAT- TON - Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Girls’ Quartet 4; F.H.A. Officer 3. LOWELL WHITNEY - Football 1,2; Boys' Pep Club 2, 3; Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SECOND ROW: KENNETH JOHNSON - F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; Speech 2,4; F.F.A. Officer 4; Livestock Judging Team 4; Dairy Judging Team 2, 3. CAROL CARBERRY - Pep Club I; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 3. FRANK BUCK - Football 1,2, 3,4; F.F.A. 1,3,4; Basketball 2, 3; Thespian 3,4; Biand 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Thespian President 4; Debate 1,2; All Dis- trict 4; Junior Play; Senior Personality, Outstand- ing Senior Boy. RICHARD DEAN CURTIS - Band 1.2, 3, 4; Thespian 3,4; Boys' Pep Club 1,2; Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 3; Speech 3; Boys Vocal 1; Track 4; Junior Play. THIRD ROW: BETTY WALKER - Basketball 1; Glee Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 1,2; Speech 4. CHARLES KING - F.F.A. 1.2, 3,4; Boys' Pep Club 1,2; Boys' Vocal 1; Foot- ball 1,2. BOTTOM ROW: PHYLUS STARBUCK - Band 2; F.H.A. 1. CHARLES BENSON - Qass History One bright, sunny morning in September, 1945, thirty-tive red-eyed boys and girls were gathered In the First Grade room of Waynoka Grade School. Miss Cypher and Miss Dean wel- comed Warren Bosley, Jeannette Coury, Frank Buck, Janice Clemence, Judy Kysar, Dick Curtis, Patti Sue Gooch, Wayne Clackwell, Mickey Ketchum, Billie Miller, Mary Ann Harris, Frances McMannimum, Carol Jean Ferguson, Juanita Chelf, Terry Hutchinson, Charles King, Glenn De- Vilbiss, Jimmy Knox, Keith Springer, Stella Sabedra, Jesse Ramirez, Wanda Smith, Joyce Win- decker, Terry Olson, Jane Synder, Yvonne Patton, Cristina Valencia, Mary Reyes, Phyllis Star- buck, Donna Smith, Sandra Russell, Robert Patton, Carol Rauch, Grable Ramirez, Pat Urban, Verlin Woolly, Dennis Silvertooth. As we look back on it now, it was really a soft year. The boys made paper airplanes and the girls giggled. We all survived our first year and went back as second graders. We gained Betty Cleckner and Stephen Kurtz. Mrs. Goranflo was our third grade teacher and helped us stage a very successful play, Hiawatha. This was the social event of the year. We gained Simon Jones, Glenn i Jones, Jim Landrith, Clara Ealey, and Jackie Stimpson. As fourth graders we gained Jane Hull, Lewis Reed, Charles Benson, Gale Perclval, Lois Zook and Madeline Fritsch. This was the year when Warren Bosley was taller than Sam Silvertooth and how well we can remember It! During our fifth year we gained Johnny James, Rose Marie Coury, Janetta Zook, Judith Urban, and Delores Mendoza. A bunch of the older students started to write love notes until things began to get too serious. In the sixth grade our class totaled 42. We gained Dale Beshires, Willetha Fletcher, and Jane Snyder. This was the year that the boys were flipping coins to see who would be the brave one to go after the bubble gum at the filling station. During die seventh grade Mr. Odgen and Mr. Walker were our sponsors. This was a gay year for us because at last we were in Junior High School. This year we gained Thome Romeo Stallings, and Nancy Cook. We shall all remember this year quite vividly because this was the year that we had our first hayrack ride to Cottonwood, at night. In the eighth grade we gained David Barnhill. And too, we must not forget Board Psychology Deaton. Now we were rulers of the Junior High School. In the ninth grade we gained Carolyn Rawson, Bette Boland, Kenneth Johnson, and Ted Harmon. Our ninth grade was like a story with a surprise ending. The surprise was that we were all promoted to high school. Our sponsors were Mrs. Veley and Mr. Lash. In May 1954, we had both our Freshman and Ninth Grade Promotion. It is now time to enter the great Senior High School. As we walk through the halls we are reminded that it is time for the sophomore initiation. The boys caught both barrels, unofficially, this year. But when we look at it. it was a lot of fun. This year we gained Jane Snyder, and Dale Beshires. Our junior year we elected Mrs. Briggs and Mr. Treece for our sponsors. We were busy the whole year preparing for the Junior Play and Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The name of the play was Deadly Ernest and for the banquet we had a Hawaiian theme. This year we gained Wanda and Donna Smith. It is now time to become the kings and queens of our school system. We have taken the throne with great pride. Many of us are planning ahead. Some are thinking of jobs, others of marriage, and still others of the further education. Our Senior Day at Alva was held on March 29, 1957. For our senior play we selected a comedy. Once again the biggest event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. This was the going away present to us seniors from the Juniors. Our Baccalaureate is to be held May 19. This year we gained Janice Beck making a total of 39 victorious seniors to graduate on the 23rd day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty-seven A.D. The graduating seniors are: Janice Beck, Carol Mae Carberry, Juaneta Chelf, Janice Clemence, Nancy Cook, Jeannette Coury, Clara Ealey, Carol Ferguson, Madeline Fritsch, Pattie Gooch, Jane Hull, Judy Kysar, Delores Mendoza, Yvonne Patton, Grable Ramirez, Carolyn Rawson, Mary Reyes, Stella Sabedra, Phyllis Starbuck, Judith Urban, Patti Lu Gillham, Christina Valencia, Betty Walker, Lois Zook, Warren Bosley, Frank Buck, Dick Curtis, Ted Harmon, Johnny James, Kenneth Johnson, Mickey Ketchum, Charles King, Bill Miller, Terry Olsan, Dennis Silvertooth, Max Sims, Thorne Stallings, Richard Wilson, and Verlin Woolley. I'vE. ee .si om VVve T ai roaci Velma Barber Gene Bartlow Nadene Bay Maxine Bookout Judy Brown Glen Bush Vada Camp Leo Cervantes Sally Chandler Jo Clampitt William Clark Sue Conaway Cydnie Cook Larry Cook Jane Crusinbery Pat Day Edith Decker Gary Doty Sheridan Fair Tommy Fritsch Johnny Garcia Connie Haltom Norma Hannafious James Harris Lou Anne Hobson Alice Kerfoot Phillip Lewis La Donna Loug Rosalie McCray Pier Mendoza Eldon Murray Larry Nutter Rex Olson Cleta Belle Paris Sue Pierce Bud Rogers James Seaman Jr. Simmons Marshall Stark Barbara Trantham Kaye Urban Allen Valentine Dennis Whipple Mildred Wilcox Earl Wylie Bob Payne Ray Sharp Lynn Buckland Jack Curtis Arlene Hinderliter Lee Canaday Johnny Yeager t v v ia iw u: Rex Sandie Roger Zona Phyllis Beth Anderson Barker Benson Brewer Brinson Bolar Bea Larry Karen Myrtle Darlene Betty Bouse Case Clemence Crusinbery Cue Cunningham Collin Manuel Pierce Ramirez Gary Rebel Joyce Carolyn Doris Rauch Sampson Sampson Sandra Louise Sidney Carolyn Rosa Lee Patricia Sampson Simmons Smiley Starbuck Zook Adams The SH OP Hasn't eaten since supper! Two down. That hard-working annual staff. How’s the game, sir? What a pose! Sleepy time dolls Dear Gene—and W.H.S. Swimming Scream. that's not all she wrote! a 0 t A You're in the army now! Long, long, ago. Saturday's Man of the here. house. Where's Pat? Gaai+ ljou heAr Cop+AiN sHoutiNj t NINTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE Ninth Grade David Robert Betty Harlan Joyce Jack Paul Baggett Bails Barker Bay Bay Beaman Beck Lonlta Lois LaDonna Loraine Wallice Darline Don Bird Bixler Bolar Bouse Bouse Bradt Briggs Myrna Gene Beverly Wanda Irvin Oleta Cecil Brown Bush Cell Cleckner Cook Crusinberry Day Edith Kathy Beverly Gary Tommy David Berle Evans Fisher Fugua Glisan Goff Grimes Harris Rosemary Betty Lou Judith Sue Sandra Allen Martha King Knight Loeser Lyon Meyer Miller Monahan ............Gloria Janney .............Linda Nutter .............Gary Gllsan Allen Miller, Don Briggs ............Oliver James President.......... Vice-President. . . Secretary-Treasurer Cheerleaders . . . . Reporter........... Linda Nutter Richard Moore Lejoy Nicholson Eva Lee Wilma Deanna Jacquilin Dale Rex Cherry Russell Sharp Simmons Urban Valentine Walcott Watson Janice Mary Lu Liles Edward Linda Gary Johnnie Whitney Wickham Wilcox Wilson Wylie Yeager Sabedra Terry Mac Don Bonnitta Jimmie Sharlene Jerry Bixler DeVilbiss McGolden Canaday Kragh Snyder Bolar Eighth Grade Donnie Benson Marshall Frazer Mike Manuel Jimmy Kenneth Browing Carvantes Converse Clark Kermit Criswell David Decker Robert Karl John Rex Larry Darral Graves Green Hanan Hodges Hulsey Inman Richard Farquer Loren James Billy Kysar Verland Lamke Roscoe Like Larry Parker Mike Robertson Allen Schlarb Dennis Starbuck Bob Max Stelnle Darrex Whipple George Whipple Ronnie Whiteneck Joyce Davidson Georgia Fowler Karen Gadberry Patsy Grimes Peggy Hanan Vemlta Marilyn Charlette Nellie Ruth Letha Joyce Artie Mae Arlene Harmon Kutz Long McDaniel Parker Rogers Russell Sampson Seventh Grade Alvin Dixie Gary Glenda Bill Melba Alberta Gary Don Barber Barker Bay Bennett Brown Brown Brownell Case Sam Ronnie Sharon Sharon Tommy Annetta Mitchell Peggy Cell Cross DeVilbiss Duncan Fisher Fugua Garner Grimes Alma Bruce Wanda Janie Martha Doris Norman Jackie Harris Hickman Helton James Jones Knight Kerfoot Loeser Marvin Mary Kay Betty Rita Kay Sam Rose Marie Leonard Larry Miller Miller Moore Murray McCray Negrette Passwater Pierce Sue Mari Lou Ina Belle Gary Loren Glenda Trudy Lynn Payne Ramirez Rauch Sims Seachris Sharp Synder Stimpson Sixth Grade id, Donna Phillip Stevie Cathy Bush Cervantes Clampitt Cook Bobby Criswell Py m V Lillie Barber Marilyn Bird Lonnie Bolar Carolyn Bixler Allan Laureene Cunningham Curtis Loma Max DeVilbiss Devine Ladon Harold Farquer Green Dwaine Gary Mac Goff Guston Glenda Hall Lendra Melva Robertson Russell Roy Helton Karen Miller Lea Ann Hodges Larry Miller Gary Hulsey Lynn Parker De Ann Humes Phyliss Parker Marlsha Kaczor Garry Pierce A w :: { Juanita Frank Meyer Milledge WMSL y Robert Bob Russell Simmons Floyd Lamke Mike Macfarland Patrica Phillip James Edward Mary Anne Erling Simmons Smiley Stallings Wilcox Wilson Snyder Fifth Grade Leslie Cary Pamela Jerry Billy Joe Joan Dennis Shirley Rose Marie Abeldt Bartlow Baxter Bay Benson Blue Bolar Bowers Brownell w Q % JC Sherry Lester Robert Micky Donnie Sharon Kae Daniel Connie Richard Carson Cell Cevantes Cohlmla Converse Coury Curtis Davidson Faurot Wesley Margie Roger Frankie Lois Darryl Judith Sharon Rodney Fuqua Garcia Graves Haltom Harris Hayes Huffman Kragh Kutz Twyla Randy Jacklyn Terry Billy Christine Sheryl Rudy Jerry Lakey Like Loven Meek Painter Patton Robertson Sabedra Schmidt Betty Mamie Donald James Alma Dale Gary Pete Donnie Lee Sharp Silvertooth Simmons Taylor Woods Wynn Zook Zook Bolar Fourth Grade Bill Terry Ronnie Richard Denny Rickey Clayton Leon Bennett Bixler Caldwell Chelf Cross George Green Hanan Ann Kathem Twila Ann Jeanne Francella Elda Lou Virginia Roberta Bouma Brownell Carberry Clemans Criswell Ealey Golf Hall H. B. Robert Butch Donald Walter Jimmy Bobby Allen Humes Kay Knight Milledge Lamke Miller Mavity Mullins Charlotte Lynn Jean Molly Loiuse Bonita Gail Lou Freddie Lash Kinzie Lockhart Middleton Urban Walker Wynn Parson Bill Dwayne Larry Steve John R. J. Urban Russell Watson Whiteside Whitney Wheeler Third Grade Bonnie sunya Charlene Mary Rosana David Phillip Bobby Crawford Criswell Hunter Loeser Ramirez Taylor Arnold Schlarb Bookout Decker Frazee Fuqua Martinez Meek Miller Moore Linda Blue K M MB IMH “u. Diann Tama Carol Carolyn Mary Lou Diane Susie Bouma Drake Faurot Graves Johnson Kelsey Knight n • .§ . A fe r Clarence Ralph Painter Wilson Joe Bill Ernie Buddy Kevin Danny Parks Bixler Dupy Fowler German Harris Denise Darlene Sherol Sue Charlene Joyce Lynne Pamela Lash McNally Middleton Redgate Sampson Sharp Smelcer Washburn Rodney Timmy Bobby Lyman Billy Steven Hinderliter MacFarland Marrs Redgate Russell Seiger Sharp Smiley Margie Woods Karon Wright Lynn Zook Peggy Murray ''V r Gayle Benson Second Grade 0 Q t ■ r 5 a q V - M ftM ■' ■ 'V Sharon Freddie Donald Connie Mary Norita Mac Jack Baird Blackwell Bolar Bowen Bradford Carroll Cunningham Cohlmia Floyd Candy Alyce Larry Judy Susan Rose Mary Louis Converse Cook Coury Davidson Decker Dirham Durkee Frazer Mickey Connie Margaret James George Graves Green Hall £1 4L Ji Mike Harman Connie Harris Sheryl Hinderliter Judy Inman Jesse Kim Richard Randy Jennie David Janie Patricia James Kimbro Kutz Kysar Lamke Like Loeser Lockhart Stanley Archie Robert Arlin Sue Micheal Rudy Eula Mae Mavity McCray McNally Miller Meyen Oliver Parsons Pierce Chris Virginia Charles Ronnie Donnie Dale Kathy Jamie Ramirez Reeves Rogers Seaman Schlarb Schmidt Smith Stinson Stevie Marla Gwen James Connie Harley Linda Ginger Walls Walls Washburn Whlteneck Whipple Zook Zook Hinderliter First Grade ii 'I .1 Julie Browning P Shelly Bergen Charlotte John Chrisse Bay Baxter Beach Larry Marla Charles Susan Donna Rodney Virginia Peggy Crawford Costello Ellis Glisan Graves Frazee Harris Helton Patty Martin Lewis Kent Gary Milledge Mullins Murrow Mike Payne Rickey Kysar Bill Marshall Sue Marrs Marijean Carol Mark Golda Jackie Pamela Wanda Steinle Smelcer Taylor Urban Whipple Young Zook BOOH Sad Sacks. Picnic Time. Clowning around. Just a bunch of girls. The Band played on. Three Stooges 2 4 Children must play. What have Hi, Gang!!! That's the old school Grand Canyon In person, they done? spirit! Just resting. Scene from Christmas Pro- The ???7??ltne. gram. Gobblin's 'll get you! They'll get an A Grade Band. We're out to Win! Atlas. The Man in the Tug O'War? Raincoat. Away In a Manger. The Roughnecks. floiLroadcr So I've btEN uJorKiM on iWe. T qiL road , q Hi£. UvE.1on Dqu- r'vt btEN UJOrk� N ON +Ke T aiLroacl, JUST to r bQSS +hE. +ime au ay. CLaN't uou ViEfll- ttr E A uWistl£Jb ouj Nq, n SE. so U £ar u in +V ELrnorN. n CaN’+qou Wear Copt 0 sWou-tiNg l V OinaUUr BLOU YOUR HORN ' foo+6«U BACK ROW: Bliley Miller.....................14 Charles Benson....................29 Dale Briggs.......................11 Terry Olson.......................21 W arren Bosley....................15 Larry Nutter......................31 Rex Olson.........................25 Johnny Garcia.....................18 Manuel Ramirez................17 Coach Howard Welbom MIDDLE ROW: Johnny James..................28 Marshall Stark..................24 Dennis Sllvertooth..............23 Larry Case......................40 Sidney Smiley...................12 Gary Rebel......................27 Leo Cervantes...................20 FRONT ROW: D. J. Good......................19 Larry Cook......................39 Verlln Woolley..................26 Frank Buck......................30 Thorne Stallings................16 Max Sims........................22 Glen Bush.......................42 Assistant Coach Tom Treece (not pictured) Basketball Allen Miller 33 Donnie Briggs 77 Marshall Stark 25 Bill Miller 00 Dale Briggs 11 Johnny Yeager 22 D. J. Good 55 Dennis Silvertooth 44 Max Sims 88 Verlin Woolley 99 Thorne Stallings 85 Manuel Ramirez 66 Coach: Tom Treece No, I'm afraid I couldn't use him either. Girls Basketball CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Vicki George, Janet Welbom, Darlene Cue, Sally Chandler, Arlene Hinderliter, Barbara Trantham, Pattie Gooch, Clara Ealey, Juaneta Chelf, Judy Kysar, Karen Clemence, Sue Pierce, Coach Quinlan. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Janice Huffman, Coach Quinlan, Linda Nutter, Myrna Brown, Wanda Cleckner, Judy Loeser, Beverly Cell, Lonita Bird, Glorie Janney, Kathy Fisher, Sue Lyon. Junior High Boys’ Athletics FRONT ROW, Right to Left: Teddy Jones, Donald McGolden, Harlan Bay, Oliver James, Bob Steinle, Larry Parker, Gary Glisan, Donnie Benson, Don Hull. SECOND ROW: Tommy Goff, David Baggett, Ronnie Whlteneck, Dale Valentine, Kermit Criswell, Richard Moore, Billy Kysar, Paul Beck, Gary Yeager. THIRD ROW: Robert Balls, Johnny Sabedra, Mac DeVllbiss, Mike Robertson, Jimmy Converse, Don Briggs, Allan Miller, George Whipple, Gene Bush. BACK ROW: Larry Hulsey, Bobby Hayes, Edward Wilson, Manuel Cervantes, Rex Walcott, Verland Lamke, Cecil Day, Loren James, Robert Graves, David Decker, Coach Treece. BOTTOM, Left to Right: Tommy Goff, Bobby Hayes, Mac De- Vllblss, Richard Moore, David Baggett, Robert Bails, Don Briggs, Donald McGolden, Oliver James, Coach Treece, Bob Steinle, Gary Glisan, Donnie Benson, Allen Miller, Larry Parker, Ronnie Whiteneck, Dale Valentine Darral Inman, Marvin Miller, Larry Hulsey. Paper Staff FRONT ROW: Arlene Hinder- liter, Laverne Ealey, Sally Chandler, Judy Kysar, Juan- eta Cheli, Nancy Cook. BACK ROW: Mrs. Wrenchy, Lynn Buckland. Lee Canady, Allen Valentine, Harold Rogers. James Seaman. The process that the school paper goes through is partially depicted in the snap, below. First, all the articles must be written, counted, and typed in the rough. Then, they are classified and paged. Each staff member is assigned to several pages. It is then his duty to dummy the page. After his dummy is proofread and okayed, he stencils the page. The stencil is proofread, and any mistakes are corrected. Then the art work is put on the stencil, and it is mimeographed. After all the pages are mimeographed and compiled, they are stapled, and the paper is completed. Due credit must be given to Mrs. Wrenchey. Under her direction the staff has made many improvements on the former style of publi- cation. RAILROADER PAPER STAFF Sponsor ...................................Mrs. Wrenchey Editor-in-chief................................Nancy Cook Assistant Editors...............Juaneta Chelf. Judy Kysar Business Manager...........................Allen Valentine Artist ........................................ Judy Kysar Staff . Lynn Buckland, Arlene Hinderliter, LaVerne Ealey Pep Gub Fritsch Vice - President - Judy Kysar Secretary - Treasurer - Jeannette Coury Reporter - Nancy Cook 4. ' I w CHEERLEADERS Janice Clemence Judy Kysar Norma Hannafious Judy Brown SPONSORS Miss Joachims Mrs. Wrenchey Band The fifty-five member Waynoka High School band is in full stride. The band has walked away with Superior ratings at the state marching contest at Alva and at the O.U. Band Day at Norman. During the year the band has added four hundred dollars worth of drums, to bring the total of school instruments up to $4350.00. Individual band members own $5550.00 worth of instruments. The contra-bass clarinet is the highest priced in- strument in the band, costing $915.00 and is the only one in this part of Northwestern Oklahoma. Our tympani at one time belonged to John Philip Sousa. Vocal Music BACK ROW: Cleta Belle Paris,Nadene Bay, Edith Decker, Mildred Wilcox, Yvonne Patton, Pat Adams, LaVon Curtis, Grable Ramirez, Carolyn Rawson, Lou Ann Hobson, Edith Evans, Doris Sampson, Eleanor Olson, Rosa Lee Zook, and Rosemary King. MIDDLE ROW: Beth Bolar, Darlene Bradt, Jane Hull, Janice Clemence, Marilyn Meyer, Linda Deal, Jane DeVaney, Linda Nutter, Bonita Canady, Janice Beck, Zona Brewer, Betty Walker, Betty Barker, Lejoy Nicholson, and Mr. Steichen, director. FRONT ROW: Linda Wylie, Sue Conaway, Jo Clampitt, Rosalie McCray, Kaye Urban, Alice Kerfoot, Cydnie Cook, Barbara Trantham, LaDonna Long, Stella Sabedra, Norma Hannafious, Jeannette Coury, Judy Brown, Pat Day, Sharon Farquer, Mary Lou Harmon, and Judy Glisan, pianist. BACK ROW: Gary Hayter, Claude Gates, Dale Briggs, Lowell Whitney, Dennis Silvertooth, Thorne Stallings, Harlan Bay, and Roy Camp. MIDDLE ROW: Jo Clampitt, pianist; Kirk Johnson, Gene Bartlow, Junior Simmons, Terry Olson, Verlin Wooley, Bob Moore, and Mr. Steichen, director. FRONT ROW: Collin Pierce, Jack McCray, James Harris, Larry Case, Terry Bixler, Donald Hull, and Warren Bosley. These snaps were taken at the fall concert. Junior High FROIMT ROW: JoAnne Murray - pianist; Sam McCray, Sammy Cell, Gary Pierce, Leonard Passwatters, Loren Seachris 7,lu-y Kysar, Larry Parker, Ronnie Whiteneck, Darral Inman, Marvin Miller, Larry Hulsey, Mitchell Garner. Gary Whiteside, Gary Bay. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Clark, Allen Schlarb, Dennis Starbuck, Alvin Barber, Manuel Cer- vantes, Robert Graves, Loren Yeager, G’ary Case, Tommy Fisher, Bruce Hickman, Norman Kerfoot, George Whipple, Ronnie Cross. BACK ROW: Rex Hodges, David Decker, Kermit Criswell, Richard Farquer, Mike Robertson, Jimmy Converse Donnie Benson, Bob Steinle, Darrel Whipple, Carl Green, Gary Sims, John Hannan, Marshall Frazer, koscoe Like, Mike Browning. High School ABOVE, Left to Right: Warren Bosley, Terry Olson, Roy Camp Junior Simmons. Vocal Group BACK ROW: Nellie Ruth McDaniel, Marilyn Kutz, Georgia Fowler, Artie Mae Russell, Charlette Long, Myma Zook, Peggy Hanan, Lynn Urban, Joyce Davidson, Mary Kay Miller, Vemita Harmon, Rita Kay Murray, and Glenda Bennett. MIDDLE ROW: Jo Anne Murray, pianist; Karen Gadberry, Doris Knight, Letha Parker. Glenda Sharp, Sharon Duncan, Wanda Helton, Sharon Kay DeVilbiss, Waynona Trantham, Betty Carol Moore, Trudy Snyder, and Mr. Steichen. FRONT ROW: Alma Harris, Melba Brown, Jackie Loeser, Ida Belle Rauch, Georgia Ann VanKirk, Martha Jones, Lynn Stimpson, Janie James, Anita Fuqua, Betty Wickham, Dixie Barker, and Arlene Sampson. Ensembles BELOW: Senior trio. Stella Sebedra, second alto; Yvonne Patton, second soprano; Jane Hull, first soprano; Janice Beck, first alto. ABOVE: Sophomore trio. Judy Glisan, second soprano; Darlene Cue, first soprano; Patty Middleton, alto. ABOVE: Junior trio, Pat Day, second soprano; Lou Ann Hobson, alto; Rosalie McCray first soprano. W ftYNO KA’S cp k MISS WAYNOKA Madeline Fritsch was chosen by the senior class to represent Waynoka at the Cinderella Coro- nation , held annually at North- western State College. The event was held the weekend of October 5 and 6, 1956. Madeline first attended a for- mal luncheon on Friday, October 5, in the cafeteria of the college. After the luncheon, she was taken on a tour of the campus. That evening the coronation ceremony was held in the Percefull Field House. Madeline was award- ed many prizes including: an al- bum of records, a bracelet, and a strand of pearls. She also receiv- ed a trophy bearing the words Miss Waynoka-Madeline Fritsch . The afternoon of Saturday, Oc- tober 6, Miss Waynoka rode in the annual Homecoming Parade, Verlin Woolley was her chauffeur. dootba-V) 6u tN o U E E IN! S FOOTBALL QUEEN Our football queen, Jeannette Coury, was crowned at the half time of our homecoming game with Fairview. Her attendants were Norma Hanna- fious, junior, and Sandra Sampson, sophomore. The captain who crowned our queen was Dennis Silvertooth. The co-cap- tains were Johnny James and Charles Benson. F.F.A.QUEEN Pat Day was crowned at the annual F.F.A. Banquet by Kenneth Johnson, the president of the local chapter. Pat' attendants were Pat Urban and Madeline Fritsch. Pat was chosen last year to rule over the '57 F.F.A. Father and Son Banquet. Future Farmers of America BACK ROW: Tommy Frltch, Claude Gates, Eldon Murray, Marshall Stark, Charles King, Frank Buck, Lowell Whitney. Phil Lewis, Johnny Garcia, and Jack McCray. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Moore. Sidney Smiley, Kirk Johnson, Warren Bosley, Larry Nutter, Teddy Jones, Dennis Whipple, Junior Simmons, Harlan Bay, Terry Baxler, Johnny James, Norton Bouse, Gary Doty, and Mr. Gene La h, instructor. FRONT ROW; Cecil Day, Jimmy Kragh, Mac DeVilbiss, Roy Camp, Glen Bush, Rex Olson, Ray Sharp, Kenneth Johnson, Lynn Buckland, Bob Payne, Ted Harmon, Roger Benson, Gary Hayter, Mickey Ketchum, and Earl Wylie. Vocational Agriculture is composed of four yearly courses in high school. Boys are regularly enrolled in high school and study the many varied skills and technical fields per- taining to scientific agriculture. They believe in the motto, We learn to do by doing . They strive to build up a farming program that will establish them in the business of farm- ing. Feeding and breeding projects strive and thrive on competition among the chapter, district, state, and national level. LEFT: Awards won during the summer- fall season. RIGHT: Livestock Judging Team. Kenneth Johnson, Ray Sharp, Ted Harmon, and Lynn Buckland. LEFT: Dairy Judging Team. Roy Camp, Roger Benson, Gail Per- cival, and Jimmy Kragh. RIGHT: First place Livestock Judging Team. Future Homemakers of America SENIOR HIGH DIVISION FRESHMAN DIVISION In the F.H.A. program, the Waynoka Future Homemakers decided on a project In which the whole community could participate. We selected to promote Goal in, TO UNDERSTAND OUR NEIGHBORS BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD, and Local Project IV, CONSIDERATION FOR OTHERS. With the help of our adviser, Mrs. Ola Maye Veley, we planned to sponsor a clothing drive which would help children all over the world. We chose Save The Children Federation , because it filled our purposes completely. President......... Co-president. . . Vice-president . Co-vice-president OFFICERS . . Judy Kysar Secretary-Treasurer Yvonne Patton Reporter.......... Carol Ferguson Song Leader.... . . .Lois Zook Parliamentarian. . Historian-Rose Mary King Arlene Hinderliter .... Bea Bouse .........Pat Day . . Sue Conaway Thespian Society FRONT ROW: Barbara Trantham, Cydnie Cook, Cleta Belle Paris, Patty Middleton, Sandie Barker, Vicki George, Connie Haltom, Madelline Fritsch, Nancy Cook, Laveme Ealey, Kaye Urban, Sponsor-Mrs, Wcenchey. SECOND ROW: Martha Monahan, Jo Clampitt, Sheridan Fair, Rosalie McCray, Sally Chandler, Darlene Cue, Janet Welborn, Dick Curtis, Gary Hayter, Earl Wylie, Warren Bosley. BACK ROW: Velma Barber, Vada Camp, Janice Beck, Phil Lewis, Eldon Murray, Frank Buck, Gene Bartlow, Roy Camp, Bud Rogers, Mickey Ketchum, Terry Olson. •a Co. The Thespian Society, Troupe 1212, was organized in Way- noka High School in 1955 with twenty-one charter members. This year we gained twelve new members. Last year, the troupe presented a 'One-Act Play Festival' consisting of three plays: Jinxed , Gray Bread , and Mrs. O'Leary's Cow . In February of this year, they put on a three-act mystery- farce, Hobgoblin House. The snaps on this page are from the play. ” £ Inter-Church Council This Is the newest orgainizatlon in our school, made up of representatives from various churches, eight of which vere charter members. The group sponsored a rhurch census of our school population and rives devotionals over the inter-com sys- :em. Officers are: Allen Valentine, ’resident; Janice Beck, Vice-Pres- dent; and Linda Deal, Secre- :ary. Honor Students Not only do our students ex- cell in sports and the arts, but achieve high scholarship as well. These students, through hard work, have earned a place in the Oklahoma Honor Society. To become a member of this society one must have good grades, being one of the top 10% of his class. The Seniors in this group will this year be- come members of the National Honor Society. BACK ROW: Lynn Buckland, Madeline Fritsch, Sue Conaway, Ronnie Hurd, Jo Clampitt, Kaye Urban, and Kirk Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Velma Barber, Myrtle Crusinbery, Grable Ramirez, Christina Valencia, Vicki George Darlene Cue, and Allen Valentine. FRONT ROW: Edith Decker, Norma Hannafious, Nancy Cook, Patty Middleton, and Judy Glisan. Maintenance Above are our lunchroom cooks. They are Gladys C. L. Helton, John Ike, and Lionel Murrow are our McDaniel, and Opal Hall. janitors. The persons responsible for our comfort and well-being are those that feed us, Drive us, and sweep up after we've gone. Mrs. McDaniel and her staff serve luscious, wholesome meals, and surely no school has better hot rolls more often than we do. The bus drivers keep us going and coming, in good weather and bad, over all sorts of conditions they keep the trucks on the road. Our janitors are always on the go, chalking the mileage with brooms and mops. Like every other maintenance crew, they're on the job in season and out of season. Lights? Hammer? Chalk? Wax? Stage props? Call the janitor! First rate traffic handlers, they are! Below are our school bus drivers. They are: Mrs. Neva Bouse, Harry Johnson, Marvin Decker, Lou Cropp, W.E. Decker, and Kermit Quinlan. SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE Poor Boy. Innocent Ones. Let's eat! I Could Have Danced The Mug. All Night. Merry Christmas Sleeping Beauty. When you're up against Waynoka you're 65821 upside down. Our leaders????? Darktown Poker Club Pass the 1 eac old buddies. Now let me tell you! Leland who? Little mom Kisses, o3m! Dance with me, Henry! I thought study hall was Teach has a boyfriend awful????? Judy, what on earth are you sitting on????? Annual Staff We hope you liked your trip through Waynoka High School and this will be the source of many happy hours with your memories. Sincerely, Your 1956-57 Annual Staff f'-e 44 i T These are the friends whose support made your yearbook possible. Please give them your patronage. WHITENECK CLINIC MURRAH GROCERY HUTCHINSON GROCERY KEFFER’S MAGNOLIA LIKE’S TEXACO BAIRD’S AUTO SUPPLY LONG’S LAUNDRY BOLAR’S BARBER SHOP WAYNOKA PUBLISHING COMPANY DR. E. E. WHITESIDE MARGERRIE’S BEAUTY SHOP HALTON’S BARBER SHOP ZOOK IMPLEMENT COMPANY MacFARLAND’S CLINIC PERRY FULS T. M. DAVIDSON CHAMPLIN STATION DRINK GERALD McCRAY CONTRACTING BUILDING IN Phone 204-R 611 E. Elm BOTTLES COMMERCIAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System 100 W. Cecil Phone 32 INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY lonG-ReLLDivision 101 Main Street Phone 61 Railways Ice and Service PHONE 41 C.E.SHARP LUMBER CO. PAINT HARDWARE PLUMBING Phone 52 NATURAL GAS BEST BY EVERY TEST ZENITH GAS SYSTEM PHONE 210 203 EAST CECIL Eastman Hotel Mrs. J. H. Eastman - Prop. 300 East Cecil Phone 222 Marshall-Mason Funeral Home 310 East Cecil Phone 104 Waynoka Community Creamery 107 N. Missouri Phone 104 Waynoka Co-op. Elevators Association 300 S. Cleveland Phone 63 COMPLIMENTS OF WAYNOKA SUPERMARKET THE HOME OF 1 G A MERCHANDISE n W x RALPH L. QJ UaSI'P' JEWELRY DIAMONDS WATCHES uifiyiKfi’s oniy mm store SANTE FE WATCH INSPECTOR 131 East CECIL PHONE 81 AUSTIN L. CUE COURY'S Y CONOCO WHOLESALE FOOD CENTER RETAIL DEALER 100 North Main Phone 60 137 CECIL PHONE 147 GODFREY AGENCY Since 1929 WAYNOKA, OKLAHOMA STATE FARM INSURANCE V 7 L. B. Robertson’s Insurance Agency Kelly Stallings Western Auto Associate Store 117 Cecil Phone 39 200 S. FLYNN PHONE 14-R Meet Your Friends At The Corner” A. R. HOWELL 123 Main Phone 16 ALBERT’S For sharp looking clothes featuring Nationally Advertised Brands DEPARTMENT It’s STORE Frank’s Dept. Store in WAYNOKA OKLAHOMA WAYNOKA Ashpaughs Enid Typewriter Company Sam Payne Don Milburn Jim Foqlesong CUndelwood Jlgency Box 17□ 1 21 □ West Broadway Phone ad 7-2BB2 Plumbing TYPEWRITERS ADMIRAL-PHILCO T.V. WALL PAINTS SERVICE SALES RENTALS We carry in stock all makes of Standard and Portable typewriters. 114 E. Cecil Phone 30 Sold on low monthly payments. PARKS HARDWARE WESTINGHOUSE SPEED QUEEN Sporting Goods House Wares Tools 106 N. Main Phone 111 105 Cecil Phone 21 WAYNOKA MOTOR CO. Your INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Dealer 211 Santa Fe Phone 31 WASHBURN MOTOR COMPANY SERVICE STATION General Automobile Repairing South of Town Phone 17-J KING'S 0LDSM0BILE Compliments of INDIAN GRILL Phone 59 Main Santa Fe Phone 331 REX PHARMACY lour 1 v __ DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST 115 N. Main Phone 49 CLEMANS HOME FURNISHINGS Everything for the home. MAYTAG Dealer 207 E. Cecil Phone 36 CLEMENCE PHILLIP 66 HENDRIES FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS [§6J WHOLESALE RETAIL Mrs. Phil Hendrie 127 Cecil Waynoka Phone 288 1? wmmY§11 121 W. Cecil Phone 6 LoS'K r o -t o 4Vit IDairu Maid • for ' ' k4Cl l+Vj N' U iCK«io� C E Home. of +► «• WalK-«-way W South of town Phone 67-J A Trantham Grocery and Market Fruits - Vegetables - Meats Fresh - Frozen - Canned Ice Cream - Candy - Pop Open seven days a week, come in and see us. 300 S. High Phone 42-R w MAX BIXLER REAL ESTATE - - Auctioneer Waynoka Phone 100 LUMBER PLUMBING PAINT G.E. APPLIANCES Robert R. Brown Co. ALVA OKLAHOMA