Wilson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Henryetta, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

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E WILSON iw Superintendent E 35 On behalf or the tice' .nec- Qx ,,.!3x'JoJxs-d teaching staff of Nxexft Rt . , . lskSESs.xJcyN:h,Fgg:x' I sw- use N as-vf x' ..f'w5V55'f'V X 1535-,53 . ,eww xy' JJ 'n,:y, mi-fW W if NW, 'QXWJ 55.-V Wilson School, I express sincere appreciation for the cooperation of the Board of Education and the Wilson Community with the school and related activ- ities. Work becomes rare pleasure when it a .,a:. ' N ..,lLL.1 L is enivved by S0 ,-,,,. many people' -runmmusnvxamnuusurn-sux Thank YOU S0 11111011- THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, usunaan1--an-ourman-sauna-ms-ganvn-wx LARK LANE, L. H. PREVETT, TOM JACKSON, CLAYTON THOMAS, and FRED VAN CLEAVE ' - -' V f--u..4.a..n fi ,,,,-.,,,,,-1 e .4 - 2.75: , Ang. ., Q., 7.1 . , , .6 . , ,X E51 ,Eli to I. , 21 , - ' ' ' F' if .ui 'g.. H' fL ,. 11 ff f , .F f ' 35 Q-A 4 ,. Vs ' gi: 4133 1. ' 1 'nfsg -f f , ., ,:3.,h?.3 K M '-g',TF1,:IjfQ'fHMl:' 'I F 'f.e,g.:.'?4?a . ,gr .fyquua ffm-,,:2' wa: :,aL.,gvf wg' - 1-E nw.. -p , ., 3.45 - - .JA . A'l'.E'L4f' 'A V fri' n. 2 .- . K .-. . , ,IL if f fx ' ,Q A 5:4 f .fare X , 'ff . ,s X ,, .34 - 'Y S -'I ui ' if .,,, '16 032: 5 , N . .Y-,' ZA, r -tif? x fa 5- eda, s : Nglex. -K A P8581 A1111 Patsy Dell PTOV6tt Iongg S80r8tHTy Rgpgrtgr 4-H Club Leader cBTU1V31 Queen s'5hrfie.E?i F f ref 4- 71 , W? Peggy Jane is 'I'T'ss- Livingston gf .-' rf ' Treasurer Q If x lillio Randall HaT10n 'i130n 7 X Vice-President P1'98id6I112 1 I ' I Class Colors: Class Motto: X F Q Q H1 ' A r K , sf X 5V I .Y I -.L - eniorri Aqua and Yellow 'Success awaits at Labor's gate.' Most-Looked-Forwar Events: Commencement Class Trip d R E Wilson Sponsor iE:: li f Q . 1 X 4 01- K , 1. 0 1 v ,NX ,, ,I , V2 ., 4 X., A ..:.g-Aifsip. 1 .11f 1i6Y'1if'f '2i'.:'iJl'lE't ' ' ' firm ,wait S., D, t 'if P Vu, . -fs , , f 4 S1 X 1, . X!,f lll'll0l':f ? f M ' li t I Hershel Black 1' 1 Vice President S'-122 iw 2 55 lr. H. I. Shaw Sponsor ,,,,.A-l, m,,1k lm K - f if V ' ef .., Burgess Jean Fraser Queen Report er Harold Thomas 1 . .k, eeo Secretary 2: ,, 1 - -' . .-F fir. ff l . i j Ligurgncg Gearl Laughlinx Sullivan T.l.'88.S111'S1' King ,Habi t S .Tunic llagh .., 1' :,, '1.E: 1' 0 , lascot ogy A Flower--Carnation d rusohia c l s--Ye ow an Dgrazslggis in agtto--'Never say die? Special Activities: Junior-Senior Banquet--School Paper Class Play--Class Tr1p-- Annual Class participates 100i in: Chorus, Basketball, Baseball or Softball, School Lunch Student Service and as Customers, School Assemblies, and Community Projects. . . 1 .WF ,r 4 1 3 I 1 Y 1 3 V 4 1 Y 1 S f -i A 3 v i 1 .1 71 , 4 fl 5 1 iq 5 S1 , .-II ima 4-'rt f - yum .D .5-, N I-A5-, urn -9, 'E-wily. i Ang. -. w .!' . 4 3 1 . r, 'Q 2 -r. 1? hz 44 - .. CJ, , WM K wi N., v- fi ' Lfj ' fl 2 1 . X-AN -.fSE1f7Agl7l1ll7l1h5 Nancy Ohnlakee ea 5' in 55 I v Vida Sue Prevett Reporter Queen or W 1 0 N N CD' gk gag 5 Jimmie e Starr Donethan President Paul Howell Billy Owen larvin Lee lcllhennon Most Exciting Event Turkey Shoot . 5911 ' 72, Reporter M lmer Berryhill Vice-President Jlli,, i u 'JV l s. R. E. Wilson Sponsor F. -.-,.y.., AA, , , ,4 , ,W 1 4 4 1 1 i erlene Tucker Secretary and Treasurer 1 1 w I 1 l l A .A fp, 5,1 1 1 i I I -3 1 4 'lf--fu A- 7,?', .,'7, YAJ' nz-f A... ,4x?v-.y.. . W. Xt f ' 's'-5 . Lg ff?-ff ' -wx., af? 1 ,A L 1 X L Q 41 ' n .:,.'wg, ' sg? , W 1 f 1 . L-z 45,51 'nm is K Ei . , ,ff A is 155 ,fini Kei . .. s .,,F ri A .1 , 33- 1,53 . .VG ,L A . F21 Q 23 X ,iii .41 ll , -vu Jimmie Phillip! gferf lllell , v ....--v..-- 8 K' K Q , , I 4 it 1 nf' ' mi? Txjjg -ft-4' JL , . M 414 -l 5' 4 an S ly Ji Q L i sef i Margaret June Thomas .1- Shirley Peters lbst Dreaded Event Freshmen Day Joyce Mathis Class Motto: queen Billy Neavill President Q Q3 f Bernioe Dickey Class Colors, White and Green Edgar Lee Lane 'The llule X ,M . f, ltolllhannon Billbe if g'QfQp Reporter Train .V nmst 80 ijoroella X 0010 . throughl' X X t e l P QA- , i'oQ ff igE'i-tef et g Livingston g e Presldent , Mrs. Ruby Wilson lbrril Perkerg ' Sponsor y King ',A is Q 1 'vr I 'Li' :QA if 3' ,fm , S. If , few nmmy Rogers m ,4- ' ...K JZ' KJ Q, Vl,' fr' X r A e I' X 3 : 1'0ld Summers Wilma Chaaakee I W my I-1 ,AMA .. AAA.: 2 hirley nzm r Graham, I 5 3 M 1 ' 15 N.. I 5 'Q f .L k Q5 a1'0lyn 1 qh z Littw Q Derma Peters 3 vf oz-Bin J' .Alk- 'Q 'Feng zu qt. 9, J 'a Q X 4,1 m, aw.. . ,ga ,ff wipeg' , yt--1 ' N ,Z i.Q' 'Z Q a,..f . P . x 1, ,Lk ,' ' 1 , ' .1 fp 'L ufi riiff - ,W x - 1 Q -1 X. , ,n - A J V. 'x . 'Sf fl , 4 V ,ze . :Q 'Q 1 x i ,4 1 . W gi! 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'snr , 5 ' X A ounyer' uunlov iqe1fS 13 IDENTIFICATION: Back, Center--Coach Arvel Bailey ,- f Standing, L to R: Kenneth Billbe, Les Roy Black, Marion Joe x' william, Jackie Mauna, and c. J. Laughlin. Kneeling, L to R: Ray Gene Tucker. Carl Dickey. Billy Chala- KGG, 8114 -TOM Tucker- .....They won the runner-up trophy at the Hoffman Tournament. These boys did not enter as many.tournaments as did the older grade boys, and did not win any first-place trophies: but they did build a strong team, lilayed several good games, and show promise of being able to fill the shoes of some of the 'A' grade boys who will have graduated into high school next year. wwg ww X . , . 1 1 A f 1 4 n , 2 f X - 1 X x I - S Qi H .1 ' 1 1 , -.., I 1 v! X LL 'ALE , I .JN . - -A ' EP ff' 'rfs z .x .lg ' EY: .15 '21 4 , ,za I ,gif Zgil, QuZ'1Zai4wf4 I ZZz4fJtFZZu1 ipgieffrj bbiw an S rlower G11-ls: stana Chalakee, Betty Martin, Carolyn ,Xia Sandra Middleton, Glenda Donathan, amd Bettie Randall Crown Bearer: Seth E. Peters, Jr. Knot in vlcturel Queen Candidates: lary Lou VanCleave Shirley Burgess June Thomas 5 Vida Sue Prevett Wilma Chalakee 3 Illauna Billbe 4 Linda Carder g 5 ueen Mme , 1 Ladana Saunders. X ai 5 X :IW Q . W Patsy Dell Jones Not in picture, f Perry L. Slane The Seniors won we the race with a W total of Q8l.9l. , The Sophomores were close with an income or S78.02, fo Vida and Russell. Linda and Dale in the 5rd grade were highest grade con- ffxirtfffff testants, followed by Wilma Chalakee ani Alva of 7th k Bth. 3 V W 'WC 5? + Q 7 ,' ,T L gg. yy ,Ji Q it ' A ' X K e x , A' , . N f ' v-. bl V I A .V f lf. , - 1 if , 5 qv Carnival Income Comparisons Year Amount 1946-47 3455.88 1947-48 589.50 1948-49 546.22 1949-50 420.41 1950-51 595.50 184-584 Groups included in Coronation Ceremony R. Band Twirlers Grade and High S. Basketball Teams. lr . 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' l' f- ' .1 1 ' 1 I , Y . gg. .3. gg. 453. .ggp .pp j 4-H gf I 'vw 46. 'E' K- -3- -3E.Q fb ,j e -sw-w' Q. .pp QI. .3. .pp .gp 'I Z' 'QI' 'ZOE' -IO! Formerly an active club, the organ- ization had lagged at Wilson during the lar. It was reactivated in '46-'47,and since '47-'48 it has been the leading club in Okmnlgee County. In '49-'50, it was awarded a banner for this rating... lSee picture 4-H iaged Okmulgee Co.was the second highest in the state, and Ok- tlahoma was the highest-ranking state in the union! lilson won the State Health Award 2 consecutive years, and the Rural Arts and Recreation Award for Q consecutive years, including '49-'50. State Rally contestants were: Icy Mathis and Shirley Peters, who were lst in state in their quality milk demonstration, lorris Parker and Edgar Mcllhannon who rated 5th in the N.E.dis- trlct, and only ai points behind the state winners in a quality milk demon- stration, Vida Prevett, and Wanda Jones Klrom Nuyakalwho won third in the state n a cotton goods demonstration, Vida as the only blue-ribbon winner in the .I. district in health, and one of the op highest in the stateglorris Parker, ounty health winner, placed red ribbon in district competition, Patsy Prevett was awarded a .rip to Muskogee State lair judging schoolgand to the American Royal in Kansas City, on the basis of achievement, Shirley and Donna Peters learned distinction in their canning in county and state competition, for the :ana consecutive yeargloy Mathis was lst alternate to state competition in meat 3114161116 in '50, and member in '5l. -H hi ' f..b.i'k?. ' Qunxvwndo In 1950, Iilson Club was the win- ning club in the county at the Ilower and vegetable show.. In 1950, the clubs of the county sold chances on a calfg lilson club won the calf with one of the chances bought by Irs. Elsie Peters. The club sold the calf,and added the money to its funds.. Later the club organized a pig club un- der the.Sears plan. In '50-'51, they formed a handicraft club, sponsored by Hrs. Reecie Neavillg and a hunting and fishing club which, among its numerous activities, ,sponsored the presentation of ll films on wildflife conservation, to the entire student body. The club made great strides in their health ef- forts. In coope ation with its leaders Vida Prevett and Joyce Mathis, and with the county health department, it spon- sored a community-wide water-testing project, school dental and vision-test- ing programs, and an altogether enlivf ened participation of the school and community in county healthjprojects... The club took an active part in the promotion of national health drives such as the larch o' Dimes, T.B.. etc. mn WILSON 4-H CLUB HAS rnqomn sucqlss mn rAvonAs1.n Pusmcrrr rnou 'rms con-' PETITIVE Pomr or vmwg BUT Irs GREAT- ET succrssm mn BEEN IN 'rms mmovr- mnrrs IN TH: Hours, 'mr scHocL,. mp 'nm comnurrr, AS 'rms cLtn3 MEMBERS :mow IN' THEIR mronrs 'rowARn 'BETTER LIV ron ING Hglgpn NFISFH H G.-'ls clean vp afrto' -Q-'H helped hid 'tk clvinta 'Skirt H dgwe Hf ld h4- .yor balm-' pw Parade Fund S o no H50 M J I .gg .S . 'g . C ,J 'Q 23? pe .Ri K I xgffsf , S fl , 'V '53 1 A QW? L '. 'Q H JM , I if. v A Ogg . 'x-E34 1 T ' fi vi A ' 1 : ea ,Q The Mfson 5f07'Lf Between T410 Wa T5 In 1946, after the close of World War II, Wilson School and community set about to rebuild and to improve the administration of the school, and the physical plant which had run down as a result of the war. It was five years later, in 1950-5l,that Wilson boys were again called to the Service Of their country, in the Korean crisis. This re- port covers the high points in the plan of the school between the two wars. The best product of a school is,of course, its students. In 1946-47, some G.I.'s came back to school. Virgil Jack- son and J C Thomas rad ated t . . g u hat year. Everett Prevett enrolled the following year. Oscar Schultz organized a veter- ans' agricultural training program with active participation of veterans from this and surrounding communities. ...... During this 5 year 11946-511 period the followin u ils raduated at W s g p p g il on: Lena Fraser,Dolores Jones, Alvania Jack- son, Mary Ellen Banks, Lloyd Becker.. Christine Blair, Virgil Jackson, J. C. Thomas, Eugene Prevett, Norma Jean Wal- lace--in l947g0die Wilson,Willle Wilson Fred Locke Robert Lau hlin Woodrow Bur- , 8 gess, Lorene Lane, June Bell--in l948.. Virginia Jackson, Bonnie Wilson,Rowetta Johnson, Durley Parkinson, Melissie Gil- roy--in 19493 Thadest Martin, Mildred CSimpsonl Mil1igan,Catherine Hubbs,Bil1 Mathis, Don Laughlin, Patsy Martin, and Charles Chapman--in l95Ogthe seniors of 1951 are pictured in this annual. Wilson became an Independent Diss trict in l949.In 1950-51, a new teacher was added, bringing the total to nine. Teachers who served during this period were the community residents Mrs. Elsie Peters, Mrs. Bessie Carder, Mrs. Agnes Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilsong and Mr. Earl Carter,Mrs.Florence Ragsdale, Mr. Howard Shaw, Mrs. Odie Bingham, Mr. Guy Kennedy, Miss Lois Spears, Mr.Ches- ter Hendrix, and Mr. Arvel Bailey. A public address system, a 16mm movie projector, and a slide proJe0t0r were purchased, and a visual educat10n program started. Wilson Joined other schools in the county in starting film -braries. li The 4-H club was re-activated,and for three of the five years was highest ranking club in the county.The active coaches during this period were: Agnes Palmer, Elsie Peters, Odie B1ngham,RubY Wilson, Florence Ragsdale, H. I..Shaw, Earl Carter, Guy KGHHSGY. and A'Bai197' Assisting the coaches were Bessie Car- der and R. E. Wilson, teachers, and several adult community leadens.The 4-H club won several state awards. The music department was organized to reach every pupil in school. The rhy- thm'band was reorganized, grew, and was highly acclaimed. Piano teachers were Bessie Carder, Ruby Wilson, Opal Shaw Patsy Jones and June Thomas,1ocallygand Mrs. Anne Danley and Mrs. Carder of Hen- ryetta. In 1951, Miss Lois Spears or- ganized a toneete band whichp received enthusiastic response. Teachers associ- ated with vocal music training were ---- Mrs. Carder, Mrs. Wilson, Arvel Bailey and Agnes Palmer. Among the student ac- companists at the piano'were:Joyce Mid- dleton, Joyce Mathis, Patsy Jones, June Thomas, Calella Kennedy,Carolyn Little. The School Lunch system was begun in 1946-47, in cooperation with the federal government. Sponsored by the Board of Education, with R.E.lilson as authorized representative, Urs. Wilson as manager, and classroom teachers as assistants, the program grew and pros- pered. Irs. Lllla Jones and Hrs. ack- son cooked the first three yearsg Mrs. Rosa Hodges replaced Irs. Jackson, and cooked during .49-51. lr. Batterton and students were assistants to the cooks The cost of operating the program for a typical year, 1949-50, was S50l8.?0.The income was f5208.05. The new cafeteria was built in the summer of 1949, mostly with local labor, with Mr. Charley Chap- man as head carpenter. The oommunity's ladies' clubs spon- sored a cemetery-care program. To raise expenses, they banquets, two and held a pie money for this and other served the Junior-senior master-teacher banquets, supper which netted 3295. They added I acres to the cemetery plot, fenced it, landscaped it, purchased a power mower, built a house to store it in, and began an intensive program of cemetery upkeep Independent basketball teams were organized, and annual tournaments were held in both sports. Among the commun- ity leaders in independent sports were: Claud Laughlin, Tom Jackson, Dan wlieen Perry Palmer, Ira McElhannon, and Mr.E. W. Batterton. At school Mr. Wilson's drivers' training course became an integral part of the curriculum. Students taking this course were: Wanda Vance, Don Laughlin, Thadest Martin, Charles Chapman, Billy Mathis, Virginia Jackson, Mildred Milli- gan,He1en Justus, Rowetta Johnson,Elmer Berryhill, Willie Randal1,Harold Thomas Woodrow Chalakee, Harlon Wilson, Patsy Martin, .Catherine Hubbs, Jean Fraser, Shirley Burgess, Patsy Jones, Wanda Lou 2HTk9!.PS88Y LiViD8St0U.and this year's classes pictured in this annual. llliilllllfitiklkihrlklllilkllilililililli fl ,1 1 N '. V, ., , M , Q '-nf? , , , Jw .ay I '11, , Ni Q, ' Q! ' .fn A ,. Q sa Y . 1 V f . .V S . J . il? - .nz-:fl '1 1 fs 4 H931 V, 1 ., QL ,, ' ' ij: , . I F: YH-1 -'JJ rm. - gif? :gag - :I-2,3 , . :E - 11:5 -f.-.... , -g....-..,,, w,,.,,,, ,,,,,M, ' .5 , ui 'Q fv- : fgf ,Q THE WILSON STORY continued A sewing room was equipped with 5 sewing machines a cutting table, mlr- ror, screen, and other equ vment. This was paid for mostly with tournament funds, but in part by 4-H club fund. The commercial department changed policy of THE TIGER, the school pepcri to be published when needed by lchoc or community, rather than once each 6 weeks as had been customary. The dept. also' published 4 year-books,the first the school had printed ln at least 10 years. Mrs. lllson was the teacher con- .nected with this work. A comprehensive athletic program was continued. Due to small size of the high school not mmny trophies have been won during this time by the high school However both boys and girls' teams have been strong, and widely acclaimed for good sportsmanshlp.'l'1he high schoolboys were Conference winners ln 50 and in 51 A program begun in 46 stressing grade school participation in athletics, and scheduling a time, place, and coach for daily practice for students in grades 4-8, culminated in 49-50 and 50-51 with winning teams which added more than 20 trophies to.the school's collection.... An electric scoreboard was purchased in 493 the bleachers were remodeled in 59- 51 by Mr. Chapman and Charles. During this period the gym has been re-painted given a new roof, floors were resanded, and the gym um erment a thorough clean, lng. The dressing rooms were repaired and redecorated. An electric pump and running water facilities were installed in l946,The same year three new bus chasses were purchasedg beginning with 47-48 a-new- bus-a-year policy was followed out and in 59-51 the oldest bus used was going on its third year of use.In '49 a three bus garage with a shop store room was built. The gasoline supply pump was re moved out of the parking area, near to the garage. The classrooms were wired in 48-49. In 49-50 the classrooms were given new ceilings, repaired plaster M complete redecorationg pastel colors were used, chosen by the teachers. The old gas pipes were replaced by larger ones, and new stoves were purchased for all classrooms. A pump was installed in the basement to get rid of over-flow. New'concrete walks were built aroundthe school plant. Teacherages were repaired and redecorated.One received a new foun dationg two rec'd. new rooms, and a new rpom was added to the.Janitor's house.. All teacherages received new paint jobs A telephonelwas installed in the school and an extension in the Supt.'s house.. The system used formerly had been aban- doned. The trees on the campus were pruned, a new cellar was bu1lt.A slide and new teeterboards were added to the playground equipment. Additional land on the campus was cleaned off,smoothed and made into baseball diamond.A power mower was purchased and a year 'round plan followed for upkeep of grounds. In 51 the Supt.'s garage was enlarged, to care for the drivers' training car which was purchased by Supt. Wilson. In 1946 new tables were added to the commercial roomgln 1950-51 new fur- niture was added to the Jr.-High Dept. --first of a long-range plan of refur- nishing all rooms gradually.An old bus was converted into a truck for school use, and a tank for hauling water was purchased. During this period the high school library was recatalogued and re-paired under the supervision of .Agnes Palmer and Ruby Wilson. About 250 new books were added. Three new sets of reference books were purchased for high school, and one new set for each grade room 3-8 The depleted grade libraries were re- plenished, and supplementary readers were bought for each grade. Teaching aids such as maps, charts, globes were purchased for most classes.New Venetian blinds were purchased for some rooms, old ones were repaired. Each su mer the school furniture was cleaned and var- nished, the blackboards cleaned and re- painted. Mr. Batterton made new bulle- tin boards for the classrooms, where student work was constantly displayed. School tradition was adhered to strictly in the sponsoring of the an- nual Carnlval, King and Queen contests, the Imas.tree and pie supper for the en- tire communityg the Jr.-Sr. banquets... Freshmen initiation, Sth E high school Bac. a Com. exercises. New customs es- tablished lnclude the sacred Xmas. tree pageant with 60 voice chorus,al1-school open-house nights, the week-long Senior trips e New Ball Suits were bought for the high school and grade teams. Red kwhite were grade colors. H.S. girls ordered were grade colors. H. S. girls ordered red suits, black warm-up pants, in 1951. Athletic coaches were Earl Carter, Elsie Peters, Bessie Carder, R. E. Ill- son, H.I. Shaw, Arvel Bailey, and Ches- ter Hendrix. Board members during this period: Lark Lane, Tom Jackson, L. H. Prevett, Clayton Thomas, Fred VanCleave, Claud Laughlin As we Judge such things, the chur- ches at Wilson have grown in number and in strength. A Wilson resident, Marvin McElhannon is pastor of the Assembly of God Church at Sharp. These are the high pointg of th FIVE-YEAR story--But we have left out DOTS than we have to1d....... 4 A i 1 1 A ., ,.1,... 4 i 1. ' ' x. -, ' I . , v K 1... . an - ,. , bi . Jx f :Lf Q , L . If' , , ..- E .. ,,,.. , - , -.fi .- -4--if ., fm- ..,.... -fps: ,, -.1 LQ.,-wx, -.xr JJ, -K .,. - f,',,..- K. V K gg, --- -X - -mv gy-. ,V - bw, '.1. tT'ug--bf.,,-w- .nz 1'- - .. 4-532-liar:-v1.:,m:1.,' ... 41-'L-LR! :QTXY 'Lv' f . A- ga, 1- .y1,'.f1 , ' ,119-iv , '?5'. f'f.Q,'fgT:.r'f f.129'.z21.lQ -.x . -S- y.,-an --.f .- .2 ,..,...1 . ,.'.. -. .,-, v-.1-M-n-.-W . .., f, - -.,- ' . X pf 11 ':X:5'-'L:f--1-f- '- - . , 5 1 r , 4 Q. QV? fbi 1D .n fu bt! TN W X 'W' The Senior Play TAKE L2 EASY Cast: Seniors--Patsy Jones, liIIIe Randall, Patsy Prevett, Harlon Wilson, Peggy Livingston Others: Billy Neavill, TIER? Phillips , Morris Parker, Vida Sue Prev- ett, Jim Starr, Spon- sor, R. I. WilBQD iiiiki iiiiitttiiiiii 4 i i i i i At 4-H Rally 1950 1.-.111-. - -iii-. ,Jr ,fei J,?5 Nvxalj WI! W K xx XX l ,The Junior Play 1' ---HAUNTED Cast: mJuniors--Shirley Bur gess, Jean Fraser,Dean Mathis, Hershel Black, Lieurance Sullivan, Gearl Laughlin, Junior Maghe, Harold Thomas.. House ron SALE Others: Shirley Peters Joyce Mathis, June Class plays d giew:gggg?. I Lee Lane B1llbegSponsor, Thomas, Jerleme Tucker H. I. Shaw. Li--1 high The P Closest Runner-up Contestants deiifggg were Patsy Jones and Patsy Prevett, and Willie Randall.. Below Ri t. Librarians gh u Jerlene Tucker, Jean Fraser, Mildred Tarwater, Shirley Burgess, Mary Livingston, k Mrs.Wilson. Drivers in Training: Hershel Black, Paul Howell, Dean Mathis, Gearl Laughlin Marvin McElhannon,L1eurance Sullivan, THE CHEVROLET, Jerlene Tucker, Mildred Tar Mater, Russell Donathan,and Superintendent R. E. Wilson --il- .1-Qi-11 The THIMBLE CLUB meets at the Noel Ken- nedy home June 1950 The Club meets each month ...il y . Qt? vi 5, f 5 Vi lf 1 f 1. , 'E W. ,g 1 , 25 Q '54 5 1 ' 5313? . H. 5,3 'MMQ . U ws i- ig 5 51-E I Tc? A. aj 7 1 i ,4 fi Compliments of CHESTER BAIRD Chief - of - Police - Henryetta SINCLAIR REFINING CO. H. C. Davis, Agent H. C. Gasoline Opaling gator Q11 Compliments of NEW STATE DAIRY Phone 601 110 S. Sth Henryetta., Okla. AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK Henryetta, Oklahoma ELLIS JUNK COMPANY Phone 73 1420 West Main Henryetta, Okla. Compliments of Ben Franklin Store Henryetta, Okla. 0. K. GROCERY 8: MARKET Free Delivery 207 W. Main Phone 494 Henryetta, Okla. SURHAY STORE Holtee an Doak, Partners 419 I lain Phone 615 Henryetta, Oklahoma BROWN PRINTING CO. Printing, Office Supplies Typewriters, Adding Machines Phone 1099, Henryetta, Oklahom HENRYETTA GREENHOUSE and FLOWER SHOP Phone 117 1101 I Moore 616 W Hain Henryetta, Oklahoma ADAMO'S GROCERY 81 SUPER MARKET 219 W. Main Phone 121 Henryetta, Oklahomn 'BETTER FOOD FOR LES' TWO TRUCK DELIVERY SERVICE LOWRY'S MEN'S SHOP Dry Cleaning, Fur Storage 414 W. Main Pho. 268-924 Henryetta, Oklahoma C. R. ANTPDNY COMPANY Henryetta , Oklahoma THE FRIENDLY STORE' Mgr. B111 Talley-H Meet me gang s al 2 at the 'f S ac M DRIVEfIN '?AZD55vf5? 1 :r,R,MaI1Ch0Ster .-al. al' Q 908 W Main. . . . Henryetta S HARDIN PHOTO STUDIO Friendships Perfect Gift Your Photo f -4 NLR 4, j rv-ich 4 9 5 , x ,N df -H. r - :et -, , f . 2 . 1 x w 1 1 ,T .in -z 14 4+ U ,A 1 ! .1 H :J 1 gi . K , ,-,fi .QQ Z xi as ' wif' Y, :T 1 ,,:, r 4 , 1 .. 'QQ' -K A ,, ,. n BOB'S REXALL DRUG COMMERCE BUILDING More People Ride on no un Okmulgee Oklahoma .- 1 N gts Than on Any Other Kind 30mP11m0ll'fS of Mueller Bros. Tire Co. VERNON COTTUN COMPANY 1105 - Muskogee - Phone 3 The Best Ginning Price and Service Okmulgee, Okla- All Kinds of Feed and Fertilizer Okmulgee, Okla. THEH.A.BRACEJUNKGO. IABRIY BIN COMPANY Highest Cash Prices for Scrap i Iron, Metals, Rags Jr. Mattresses 703 I gm 315, okmulgeg Your Patronage IS Appreciated Shelloxfs Office Supplies 'smut' School and Office Supplies Owners 108 N' Grand Phone 2400 CARLISLE :mann sr. an CARLISIE mann Jr. Okmulgee, Okla. 4th and Central phone 5595 Okmulgee , Oklahoma Compliments of Okmulgee Furniture 207 E. Main Phone 27 'WHEN IT'S CHlIFFIN'S IT'S GO0D GRIFFIN QOCERY C0 . Carlisle Mabrey Sr. Carlisle Mabreyir. Gmrrmg Okmulgee , Oklahoma IIABREY-WRIGHT DIPLEMENT CO. 1 I 1 L ?Q9J Qairp 'Avril Swv' 1 , , , John Deere Farm Machinery 'DeLaval Milking Equipment HENRY TOLLISON, H1v:NRY's BARBER SHOP 15m.NcHAnD,'s rmm-suns 512 1: sun phon, 655 okmulgu s. H. Knmssuua co. 5-10-251 szronnz ,xgxrsmorgn CLEQNERS at nms 112 11. Mein masmlxns mmsrnn an sm-oxxon 515 w 'nn OKMILGEI BOOSIYERS fm-fxfrqv f 44-. ,, , ., ,W , ,ak , P-Lf . u 1131? 1 51 f sri! ,- 'a , ,IL . '- 'eigri A gd 39 , 5 3: .5 ,J , ,E -2+ ai . H me' Y' ff! iff, 'jp 5' MUf,. f 3 . , Ai 5? 4 V was ff W .pm BILL RICE DICXJS GRO. 623 W. llaing A.D. Palmer H. C. GIPSON, ACME ELECTRIC BHZRY DRUG --TED ll. BERRY THOMAS AUTO SUPPLY--J. ll. THOMAS IDABEL PRICE, COLONIAL CAFE C. T. ADAIR, AMERICAN CAFE, 122 S. 61211 IEIPPS, Henryetta, Okle. JUDY DRUG STORE GRADY CHRONISTH, OKLA. TIRE an HIPPLY SM. IDRGAN, QUALITY CLIANRS C.E. GZIFIITH, QIIFITH REIALL DRUG lll.UDE'S FLOWERS, 125 S Oth BRYAN TIGER, TIGHUS GARAGE E.l'.SBDRDEN,SHURDEN'S FUNIRAL H013 EARL C.RUSSELL,POST OHICE DRUG WALT!! SMITH, BUICK AGENCY KJENNEDY LUMBER CO. All kinds of building material Henryetta, Oklahoma 202 East Trudgeon Phone 688 LIBERTY CAFE le Serve Good Food Henryette, Oklahoma H A ll R A ' S 'The Store of Quality' 538 I. Hain Phone 894 DAGTS IISURAHCI AGIE! ZLIO South 4th Street Phone 'IOO Henryetta, Oklahoma THR BEAUTY B01 lerle Normn Cosmetics Also I!erbald's Cosmetics 117 N. 4th St., Hdnrystta FRITTS PLUMBING AND HEATING MAYTAG APPLIANCES Hof Pomr APPuANcEs PHONE 68 mvsns Pumps 111 noun FIFTH BANK AND BORROW AT TH FRIENDLY THE WJNTJRJSL NATIONAL BANK Q ULGB!. OLELIAUEIOMA HEIBE F. D. I. C. Established 1917 V fx: , .f K. fy, nv K, ., A .f - A V- ,J X . .- ,Y 1 . v 1 - . , 4 .' 1. fl A: ' Ii ,mg - 11:2 , , V 4 :Q ' iv? . I -,113 ,, an , . 1' W 'f ui -1, .- YV V 4 1, M ' riff . JL. U V ' s J 45. , 'gi . fx gm YC E i e, Eagle Picher Mining 66 Smelting Company Producers of Zinc and Cadmium Henryetta, Oklahoma Phone 400 Feed the 'Evergreen' Way BROADWAY EXCHAN Troy Brison Complete line of Evergreen Feeds COIIPLIMZENTS OF BLAINI, HORMN and HILLTOP THEATERS OKMILGEE COMMINITY SALE Live Market for Livestock 2nd and Choctaw, Phone 1191 IIE DONATHAN 8a SONS IHITEIAY CAFE A, OKLAHOMA Boi, from 'Hwe firms ' that Cidveriiso nn THE TIGER Taclzeff-gasf ganifofz and Glzemical gupfilies 215-217 NDRTH C STREET PHCINE SB7 PAUL M. EAST mnngie, oinnm 'wx s.u.u'rE4 ' ' ' AGNES PALMER, President of the County Assoc.Farm Bureau Women WE SALUTE: PETERS 8: PAULIN!! KENNEDY, State Yard Improvement Winners BLUFORD DONNIHAN, Member of the County Fair Board THE GRADUATES lfl.. H. PREVETT. master-salesman of Farm Bureau Insurance of Wilson ,PERRY PALMER, Farm Bureau Committeeman and EMMETT SAUNDERS. 1950-1951 HIRVIN HCELHLNNON, RUFUS BERRYHILL--COUNTY P.lE.l. 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