Apollo 13 returned safelv after an Stock brokers were swamped with A total eclipse of the Sun fascinated Dynamite destroyed a hijacked air­ inboard explosion crippled the orders as averages suffered the scientists around the world. This view liner in Jordan. Arab guerillas craft enroute to the Moon. sharpest decline since 1929. of the solar corona was spectacular. held passengers hostage for days.

Two men scaled the vertical face Cambodia joined allied forces in Too much oil appeared on the surface A Pakistani man is grief-stricken of 3,400-ft El Capitan. They rested strikes to rout Red troops using of the nation's already troubled waters. over the loss of his family in a in bat tents on the ascent that took bases inside its borders. It was "up with ecology" and down tidal wave that took 140,000 lives. 30 days. with pollution of natural resources. Thousands perished in earthquakes that rocked the length of Peru. Indecisiveness over the "mini" and "maxi" of Tall and green-eyed Miss Puerto Rico captivated Tom Dempsey of pro-football's New Orleans Saints it alt found American women dressed in pantsuits the judges and New York City in winning the Miss kicked a record 62-yard field goal against Detroit. as a compromise. At year's end it looked like the Universe title. "mini" would survive. Death claimed two prominent figures in world This demonstrator of the opposite sex saw a little politics, former president Charles DeGaulle of bit of good for all in the women's liberation drive. France and Egypt's president Gamal Nasser.

National guardsmen were called to Kent State University to quell campus disorders. Four students were killed in the encounter. Photos United Press International

A year to remember.

MANNFORD SCHOOL MANNFORD, OKLA. '71 PIRATE FOREWORD

Patriotism is a feeling of loyalty and love towards one's country. It begins with a feeling of love and loyalty to our home and families and should extend to our school and community, then to our country.

Patriotism is something everyone of us should seriously think about and express. We should be very proud to live in a country where we have many freedoms and privileges.

It is our hope that this yearbook will show the patriotism we, as

Mannford students, faculty, and administration have for our homes, our school, and our country. CONTENTS

ROYALTY GRADES 63

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«* ATHLETICS JR. HIGH %* 13 79

ORGANIZATIONS SOPHOMORES 31 89

ACTIVITIES JUNIORS 41 93

MANNFORD STATE •>;. ADS BANK 107 1 Life At MHS Is ..

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rough. eating. lovable?

spirited. Miss Zella Moormon

Miss Zella Moormon has taught at Mannford Elementary School for 23 years, during which she devoted much time and hard work to the Mannford 4-H Chapter and the Audubon Society. She also directed Christmas Operettas for the entire community to enjoy during her teaching career. But, more important, Miss Moor­ mon instilled in each of her students the beginning of the understanding and responsibility of adulthood. It is not necessary to dedicate a yearbook; but, because of our great admiration and respect, we dedicate the 1971 Pirate Pride to Miss Zella Moormon.

DEDICATION Royalty Shirley Shotwell Senior

. " '• '-• :.-. BASKETBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS

Debby Moore

Janet Harvison Phyllis Varnell Junior Sophomore W&OKW&S&WCi \ wi ND BEA

Phil Stearns and Debbie Gifford FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS

Debby Brill

Janet Harvison Deidre Brill Junior Sophomore 11 VALEDICTORIAN

Jane Garrett

SALUTATORIAN

Debby Brill

12 Athletics Spirit, Let's Hear It!

Athletics is a unique form of education. Whether it is on the gridiron, on the court, on the diamond, or on the track—athletics teaches the individual when to follow instructions and when to take the lead. It shows the value of cooperation as a team and the value of initiative of the individual. It teaches self- discipline and physical fitness. Winning, it is easy to be good sports. Losing, it is hard. Athletics builds the character whereby the individual can be gracious winners and graceful losers. But, winning or losing, athletics prepares the individual to face with confidence the biggest game of all—the game of life.

Head Cheerleader Debbie Gifford

Cheerleaders--Diane Hailey, Beverly Rehorn, Deidre Brill, Tammy Shipley, Kimberli Swift and Debbie Gifford.

14 PIRATE

FOOTBALL

ACTION

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17 H.S. GIRLS BASKETBALL

Row 1; Karen Anderson, Charlotte George, Connie Vaughn, Janet Harvison, Debby Moore, Danette Kimberly, Phyllis Varnell, Kim Gowdy. Row 2: Kathy Brown, Shirly Gilbert, Carla Florer, Jane Taylor, Brenda Garrison, Colleen Babbitt, Debby Robbins, Linda Spess, Sally Taylor, Coach Jerry Burd.

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Row 1: Ronald Parker, David Jones, Coach Burd, Dennis Pulliam, Gary McBrlde. Row 2: Matt McBroom, Eddie Roberts, Kelly Swift, Ronnie Box, Allen Bowen, Frank Correll, Jerry Whitton, Guy Boyle, Rick Standridge, Grant Keener, Kenny Carter.

20 Basketball Pirates in Action

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Row 1: Mike McGraw, Kevin Heaton, David Jones,Wesley Dickey, Phil Stearns, Wylie Childress, Coach Brown. Row 2: Calvin Tate, Eddie Roberts, Kelly Swift, Allen Bowen, Robbie Cowen, Rick Standridge, Dennis Pulliam.

MHS BASEBALL

22 MHS TRACK

Guy Boyle, 1st in the 880 yd. run. State Champion

Page Sponsored by: 23 400 East Foster Road / Mannford / Phone (918) 865-4727 PHARMASEAL JR. HIGH AND GRADE ACTIVITIES Extracurricular activities are an important part of junior high as well as high school life. The funda­ mentals of leadership, sportsman­ ship, and athletic ability are developed by participation in sports. Through­ out the school year our grade school and junior high students participate in football, basketball, baseball, and track. The cheerleading squads play an important part in some of these activities. They lead the spectators in cheering for the teams while add­ ing to the color and enjoyment of the game. To become a cheerleader, a student must have shown a great deal of dedication, physical dexterity, and enthusiasm.

Cindy Irby, Debbie Thornton, Kathy Simmons, Debra Ward, Sharon Simmons, Janice Thronbrugh, and Karen Simmons.

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Row 1: La Donna Donaldson, Penny Patrick. Row 2: Donna Nichols, Terry Sanders, Pam Heskew, and Diann Blevins. 24 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL

Row 1: Mike Steward, Cleave Rea.Timmy Garrett, Terry Smith, Gary Smith, Eric Rathbun, Larry Parker, Steve Myers, Eddie Hailey, Timmy Greenwood. Row 2: Timmy Flinchum, Jimmy Martin, Rocky Gilreath, Larry Puckette, Dale Tait, Greg McGraw, Mike Douglas, Joe Seymore, Mike Brashears. Row 3: James Ledbetter, Bill Morris, Jimmy Fender, Micky Sparks, Mark Mc- Broom, Ricky Boulton, Lucky Quimby, Jimmy Swezey.

Battle Record 7th GRADE TEAM

Row 1:Scott Byrom, Bobby Jones, Eddie Deckard, Guy McGraw, Steve Black, Scott Ellis, Roland Gowdy, Coach Lynn Fent. Row 2: Darrel Bowman, Doug Taylor, Billy Steward, Jerry Huff, Eric Foster, Jeff Norwood, Robby Boulton, Jeffrey Goddard. 5th & 6th GRADE TEAM

Row 1: Ricky Woodrell, Lee Everidge, Jeff Davis, Bobby Morris, Larry PurselL Randy Dout, Gary Labeth, Ray Norwood, Coach Gary Labeth. Row 2: Timmy Crane, Timothy Vaughn, Ricky Martin, Steve Turner, Kenny Elliot, Kerry Murdock, Troy Thurman, Steve Latty, David Swezey. Row 3: Dewain Kimberly, Eddie King, Scott Boone, Randy Zumwalt, Mike Blevins, Mark Brashears, James Cooper, Jimmy Lawson, Riley Wilson, Clint Mills, Joel Ledbetter, George Marshall, Doug Thornton.

26 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAMS

Row 1: Debbie Ward, Kathleen Egner, Debbie Steward, Kathy Simmons, Joan Merrimen, Sheryl Vaughn. Row 2: Cathy Sanders, JoAnn Williams, Margaret Dickey, Sherry Wright, Lon Patrick.

Row l:GarySmith, JimSwezey, Jim Fender.Billy Morris. Row 2: Kelly Murdock, Larry Puckette, Mike Brashears, Mike Steward, Donnie Friend, Eddie Hailey. 27 FRESHMEN

Lynn Purcell, Karen Simmons, Janice Thornburgh, Linda Pridgen, Lori Mills, Denise Smith, Danita Gilbert, Robin Robbins, Sandra Latty, Janet Mclntire, Janice Burnie, Sharon Simmons. GIRLS

28 BASKETBALL

Mickey Sparks, Steve Brashears, Jerry Ogden, Tim Flinchum, Greg McGraw, Dale Tait, Jim Varnell, Tim Greenwood, Eddie Foster, Eric Rathbun, Charles Goff, Mark McBroom, Jerry Shipley, Coach Brown.

29 SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL

Row 1: Paula Stinson, Susan Phelps, SherriJobe, PamelaHeskew, Debbie Almy, Debra Friend, Karen VarnelL Cheryl Taylor. Row 2: Teresa Sanders, Linda Egner, Donna Nichols, Louise Huff, Diane Blevins, Debbie Harvison, Tammy Prickett. Row 3: Penny Patrick, Lisa Garrett, Mary Merriman, Marilyn Stegall, Sheryl Moore, Patricia Childress.

Row 1: Steve Latty, Ricky Woodrell, Jeff Davis, Larry PurselL, Bobby Morris, Greg Ward, David Swezey, Dana Brown. Row 2: 30 Kenny Elliott, Troy Thurman, Gary Labeth, Billy Birge, Joel Ledbetter, Kerry Murdock, Doug Thornton, George Marshall. Row 3: Chuck Jones, Mark Brashears, Timmy Crane, Riley Wilson, James Cooper. Organizations ANNUAL STAFF

Row 1: Miss Stockton, Janice Drake, Rita Kirkpatrick, Diane Hailey, Row 2: Don Klintworth, Jeanne Buckanon, Ronda Smith, Bonnie Childress, Gary McBride.

We, the Annual Staff are proud of our school. We hope this annual reflects some of the pride we feel for its student body, faculty, and campus life. The job of recording the history of this school year has been a challenge that could not have been accomplished without the help of both members of the school and community. We appreciate very much the help and efforts in our behalf. Danny Donaldson and Marilyn Putt, the winners of our Pirate Contest and whose pictures are used for the cover and title page, and Mike Latty for his photography help have earned our special thanks. The members of the annual staff would like to especially give our thanks and appre­ ciation to our sponsor, Miss Stockton, for without her this annual would not have been made possible.

32 THESPIANS

Row l:CleveRea, Ricky Denny, Rick Antle, Bonnie Childress, Karen Babbitt, Dixie Gordon, Rita Kirkpatrick. Row 2: Timmy Garrett, Errol Houston, Debbie Moyer, Jeanne Buchanan, Grant Keener, David Crowder, Janice Hughes. Row 3: Mrs. Phillips, Nadine Fieldcamp, Milton Alexander, Bill Ward, Mike McGraw. 4-H-CLUB

Row 1: Tommy Kirkpatrick, Kenny Elliott, Joan Merriman, Geraldine Fender, Raylene Alsip, Timmy Crane, Scotty Applegate, Monty Applegate, Mary Merriman, Kevin Klintworth. Row 2: Jimmy Fender, Ross Alsip, Steve Meyers, Lucky Quimby, Lynn Pursell, Donna Harvison, Carol Reeder, Paula Adkins, Joy Hover. Row 3: Connie Vaughn, Lorie Mills, Jimmy Martin, Mike Brashears, Danita Gilbert, Nitajo Ward, Beverly Varnell, David Sissom.

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Row l:BrendaGarrison, DixieGordon, JerrieMurr, DeniseSmelser, Janice Hughes, Colleen Babbitt. Row 2: Doretta Crane, Linda Pridgen, Shirley Gilbert, Karen Simmons, Robin Good, Janice Burnie, Bonnie Dutton, Cybil Lund, Jo Ella Adsit. Row 3: Beverly Varnell, Fawn Smelser, Janet Mclntire, Janet Harvison, Janice Thornbrugh, Penny Misner, Susan Rae, Lynn Pur- sell, Joni Stearns, Pam Jones, Renee Phillips, Lori Mills, Robin Robins. Row 4: Mrs. Fent, Therese Dawdy, Teresa Bartley, Sandra Latty, Denise Smith, Neda Smith, Linda Jones, Patty Roberts, Tammy Shipley, Pat Chaffin, Pam Roberts, Kim Gowdy, Rita Greer.

FFA

Row 1: David Gilbert, David Crane, Philip Boyington, David Crowder, Rick Antle, Debbie Gifford, Jimmy Evans, Gary Cramberg, Mr. Pounds, Chuck Goff, Row 2: Ronnie Reed, Shane Wyrick, Eric Rathbun, Ronnie Box, David Jones, Timmy Flinchum, Eric Foster, Ricky Bolton, Leonard Harvison, Steve Brashears, Mark McBroom. Row 3: Ralph Gordon, Billy Berger, Joe Seymore, Ronald Merriam, Charles Blake, Don Lester, Timmy Greenwood, Greg McGraw, Kenny Carter, Don Caudle, Guy Boyle, John Riley, Phil Stearns, Grant Keener. Row 4: Calvin Tate, Bobby Bruner, Charles Adsit, Terry Cane, Ronnie Gatlin, Steve Baker, Ricky Standridge, Dewayne Jones, Wesley Dickey, Rocky Gilreath, Ronald Parker, Billy Smith, Gene Reeves, David Bartley.

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Sitting: Pam Thornbrugh, Bradley Whitley, Thelma Wilson, Gaila Davis, Dinell McCalip, Mrs. Keener, Sponsor, Cathy Whitfield. Standing: Karen Babbitt, Beverly Rehorn, Rita Kirkpatrick, Nadine Fieldcamp, Janie Taylor, Connie Vaughan, Leonard Harvison, Jimmy Evans, Shirley Shotwell, Bobby Bruner, Doug Wilson, Glenda Tiner, Joe McQuain, David Admire, Kevin Heaton.

OFFICE STAFF LIBRARIANS

Sitting: Nancy Byrom, Debby Brill, Teresa Shaeffer, Judy Denisa Smelser, Nadine Fieldcamp, Jan Combs, Wilma Bartels, Glenda Tiner. Standing: Robert Colburn, Bonnie Boling, Dixie Gordon, Jeanne Buchanan. Childress, Rhonda Applegate, Marilyn Johnson. 35 MIXED CHORUS

Row 1; Joe McQuain, David Crowder, Gary McBride, Jeannine Heaton, Janet Harvison, Colleen Babbitt, Sandi Reeves, Shirley ShorwelL Row 2: David Bartley, Kenny Shoemaker, Jake Orcutt, Terry Crane, Bill Smith, Shirley Nicholson, Joella Adsit, Bonnie Dutton, Neda Smith, Beverly Norrell, Pam Rutherford. Row 3: Jim Burnie, Randy Watkins, Bill Ward, Joni Stearns, Kathy Brown, Debby Moyer, Terri McNair, Karen Whittemore, Sheryl Shipley. Row 4: Bob Huntsinger, Kenny Burgess, Ronnie Reed, Chris Douglas, Janice Hughes, Angela Avers, Teresa Shaeffer, Debbie Brill, Doy Lynne Whittemore, Donna Harvison. GIRLS GLEE CLUB

Row 1: Mary Davis, Sandi Reeves, Deidre Brill, Mrs. Arthur, Sponsor. Row 2: Kathryn McCafferty, Luellen Wells, Terese Dawdy, Janice Walker, Gaila Gatlin, Gail Martin, Carla McCrackin. Row 3: Pam Jones, Sandy Taylor, Carla Florer, Joanie Weaver, Rhonda Applegate, Donna Deckard.

36 Row lj Robin Good, Mary Davis, Dinell McCalip, Judy Dowdy, Kevin Heaton, Errol Houston, Wesley Dickey, Kelly Swift. Row 2: Thelma Wilson, Marilyn Johnson, Carla Cowen, Kathryn McCafferty, Judy Williams, Shirlee Gilbert, Nita Ward, Renee Phillips, Charles Blake. Row 3: Pam Thornbrugh, Nancy Byrom, Pat Chaffin, Kim Gowdy, Rita Greer, Tammy Shipley, Sybil Lund, Cheryl Taylor. Row 4: Mrs. Arthur, Sponsor: Peggy Ward, Donna Deckard, Kathy Barnes, Judy Bartels, Joanie Weaver, Kathy Evans, Kimberli Swift.

THE AMERICAN SPIRIT

J 11 11 11 11 Ai ii *A Row Is Mary Davis, Judy Dowdy, Deidre Brill, Shirley Shotwell, Jeannine Heaton. Row 2: David Crowder, Errol Houston, Joe McQuain, Kelly Swift, Wesley Dickey.

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Row 1; Janet Mclntire, Lori Patrick, Scott Byrom, Melinda Peeples. Row 2: Jimmy Martin, Cleave Rea, Deidre Brill, Colleen Babbitt, Debbie Brill, Rita Kirkpatrick. Row 3: John Riley, Matt McBroom, Grant Keener, Rick Antle, Cathy Whit­ field, Dinell McCalip, Mr. Hammers, Sponsor.

SCIENCE CLUB

Row Is Rick Antle, John Riley, Guy Boyle, Grant Keener, Ronald Parker. Row 2: Gary Cramberg, Bobby Williamson, Jane Garrett, Linda Spess, Matt McBroom, Mike Latty.

38 SR. HIGH PEP CLUB

Row 1: Jeanne Buchanan, Debbie Gifford, Diane Hailey, Deidre Brill, Kimberly Swift, Beverly Rehorn, Tammy Shipley. Row 2: Janice Drake, Linda Spess, Charlotte George, Danette Kimberly, Patty Roberts, Rita Greer, Kim Gowdy. Row 3: Jeannine Heaton, Janet Combs, Rhonda Smith, Joanie Stearns, Carla Florer, Pat Chaffin, Debbie Brill, Pam Roberts. Row 4: Brenda Garrison, Debra Robbins, Colleen Babbitt, Susan Rea, Kathy Brown, Gail Martin, Shirley Gilbert, Connie Vaughn, Gayla Boyle, Jerrie Murr, Dixie Gordon. JR. HIGH PEP CLUB

Row Is Sharon Simmons, Janice Thornbrugh, Karen Simmons, Kathy Simmons, Debra Ward, Debbie Thornton, Cindy Irby. Row 2: Melinda Peeples, Denise Vaughn, Cheryl Bartley, Carol Reeder, Lavella Coooper, Cheryl Ward, Cheryldine Fender, Christy Dilliner. Row 3: Miss Sugg, Sponsor; Christi Crane, Jeanne Sims, Linda Robbinson, Paula Keener, Cheryl Vaughn, Dana Putt. Row 4: Neda Smith, Rachel Masters, Denise Smith, Sandra Latty, Janet Mclntire, Sherri Wright.

39 La Granadina Espanol

Spanish was offered for the first time at Mannford this year. The Span­ ish Club, sponsored by Miss Rohrer, was one of the most active groups on campus. Their activities included a trip to Lawton for the Annual Spanish Fiesta where Tammy Shipley, the Span­ ish Queen, was crowned; a trip to Mc- Alester to attend a special movie in Spanish; a banquet at Freddie's to in­ stall club officers. Members of the club attended Spanish contests at T.U., O.R.U., and C.S.U. Many fund raising projects were also held by club mem­ bers. The Spanish Club is a welcome addition to the activities offered at our high school.

Spanish Queen, Tammy Shipley

Row Is Ronald Merriman, Jerri Murr, Teresa Bartley, Debbie Seymour, Luellen Wells, Miss Rohrer, Sponsor. Row 2: Karen Babbitt, Janice Drake, Beverly Rehorn, Janice Hughes, Rita Greer, Anita Largent, Kim Gowdy. Row 3: Kenney Shoemaker, Jamie Gifford, Wilma Boling, Tammy Shipley, Kimberli Swift, Pat Chaffin, Linda Spess.

40 Activities The festivities of the year are not only times to be remembered or times of spirit and sentimentality, but they are evidences of valuable lessons we have learned during the year. Each festivity is an example of action, coop­ eration, and responsibility of the students. Each of the activities on these pages was once only an idea that the students planned, worked toward, and made possible. At MHS we take great pride in the special activ­ ities of the past year.

Football Homecoming

FESTIVITIES 1970-71

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Parades Basketball Homecoming 42 Coronations

Carnival

Carnival

43 MUSIC TRIPS AND PROGRAMS

POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS

TALENT SHOW WINNERS

lst--Jr. D. 2nd--Jr. D.

Steve and Dannv Landers Steve Mever

Rachel Masters 1st—Sr. Division Charles Blake Judy Dawdy 2nd--Sr. D. 3rd—Sr. D.

45 PLAYS Come Blow Your Horn

WE MUST KILL TONY Juniors Present: by Ian Stuart

Cast Smokey Sutton David Crowder Shirley Gilbert Rita Kirkpatrick Frank Correll

46 PLAYS

The King's Creampuffs

by Martha Swintz

Cast Grant Keener Jane Garrett Bill Ward Beverly Rehorn Rachel Masters Jeff Sandholm Gaila Gatlin Tim Garrett Cleve Rea

If Men Played Cards The White Lawn By George S. Kaufman by Roger M. Busfield

Cast Cast E rrol Houston Jeanne Buchanan Terry Wright Jane Garrett Mike McGrew Smokey Sutton Allan Bowen David Crowder Janice Hughes

47 FFA AND FHA AT WORK AND PLAY

48 WESTERN DAY AND DONKEY BALLGAME

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49 WHO'S WHO

Seniors Top Row: Jane Garrett, Girl Most Likely to Succeed; Rick Antle, Boy Most Likely To Succeed; Milton Alexander, Most Popu­ lar Boy; Teresa Shaeffer, Biggest Girl Pest; Judy Bartels, Best Dressed Girl; Debby Brill, Most Popular GirL Bottom Row: Connie Vaughan, Most Athletic Girl; Shirley Shotwell, Biggest Flirt; Terry Wright, Biggest Boy Pest; Don Klintworth, Biggest Wolf; Mike McGraw, Best Dressed Boy; Dennis Pulliam, Most Athletic Boy.

50 AT MHS

Juniors Front Row: Frank Correll, Boy Most Likely to Succeed; David Crowder, Biggest Wolf and Biggest Boy Pest; Shirley Gilbert, Biggest Flirt; Smokey Sutton, Most Popular Boy; Guy Boyle, Most Athletic Boy. Back Row: Diane Hailey, Most Popular Girl and Best Dressed Girl; Gary McBride, Best Dressed Boy; Rita Kirkpatrick, Girl Most Likely to Succeed; Jeannine Heaton, Biggest Girl Pest; Colleen Babbitt, Most Athletic Girl.

Sophomores Dick Irby, Best Dressed Boy; Tammy Shipley, Most Popular Girl, Best Dressed Girl and Girl Most Likely to Succeed; John Riley, Boy Most Likely to Succeed; Debbie Gifford, Biggest Flirt; Robbie Cowen, Biggest Wolf; Phyllis Varnell, Most Athletic Girl; Kenny Carter, Most Popular Boy and Most Athletic Boy; Gary Cramburg, Biggest Boy Pest; Charlotte George, Biggest Girl Pest.

51 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET AND PROM fi A Night in the Age of Aquarius NL Mr. George McGraw--Speaker Oobie and the Oobies--Band

- FRESHMAN PROMOTION

AWARDS ASSEMBLY GRADUATION

We've Only Just Begun

We've only just begun to live, White lace and promises, A kiss for luck, And we're on our way.

Before the rising sun we fly, So many roads to choose, f t We start out walking and learn to run. 1 Sharing horizons that are new to us, c. Watching the signs along the way. Talking it over just the two of us, Working together day to day, And yes, we've just begun. Hfe

54 Administration ADMINISTRATION

A leading American statesman has said that our faith and belief in our country are the two most prized possessions that we may have. One of the goals of educated men should be to encourage the growth and de­ velopment of these valuable possessions. It is with this in mind, that I take this opportunity to express appreciation to the Annual Staff and Sponsor for their concern and contribution in this chosen theme and trust that the ideals of Patriotism will be of real and lasting value.

Mr. Fay O. Stout, Superintendent

BOARD OF EDUCATION--Mr. Jim Irby, Member; Mr. Norman Swezey, Member; Mr. George McGraw, Jr., Vice-Pres­ ident; Dr. Jack Wolfe, President; Mr. Billy Greenwood, Clerk.

56 Principals

Bob Bowers Gary Labeth High School Principal Grade School Principal B.S. Ed. at ESC B.A. at CSC M. Tchg. at ESC Ed. M. at OU

Tilton Brown Junior High Principal B.S. at NSC Ed. M. at CSC

Secretaries

Mrs Rose Burnie High School Secretary

Mrs. Betty Latty Mrs. LaRue McCrackin Administration Secretary Grade School Secretary

57 FACULTY

Martha Armstrong Charles Arthur Bettye Arthur Jerry Burd Sixth Grade Construction Trades Music American History, Driver's Ed B.S., OSU B.S., OSU B.M.E., OSU B.S., NSC

Linda Edwards Lynn Fent Cloyann Fent James Gates Second Grade Science, Social Studies Home Economics Math, Physics B.A., TU B.S., OSU B.S., OSU B.S., NSC

Louise Glasby First Grade B.S., OSU eep MANNFORD Beautiful

HELHOKUHm ^AD THE NATION i IN BEAUT1F1CAT10H" ' *

Charles Godard Math B.S., ECSC Ed. M., OU

Walter Hammers Rita Hammers Pete Hanson Sandra Hanson Driver's Ed., History Fifth Grade English Fourth Grade B.A., NSC B.S.. OSU B.A., NSC B.S., NSC

P i DeAnna Holley Mary Morrow Rachel Keener Patricia Laughlin Second Graed Englih English, Journalism First Grade B.S., NSC B.S., OSU B.A., OU B.S., OUS

59 FACULTY

Kathryn Murdock Fourth Grade B.S., CSC

Inez Phillips Cheryl Plett Ray Ponder Darlene Ponder Speech, Social Studies Kindergarten Social Studies, American History Third Grade B.A., CSC B.S., NSC B.S., NSC, M.S., KSTC B.S., NSC

Richard Pound Agriculture, Shop Danny Rathbun B.S., OSU Sixth Grade B.S., CSC

60 Doris Stockton Sherry Sugg John War en Anna Wetzel Business, Yearbook Jr. High English, Library Science Science, Math B.A., TU B.A., NSC B.S., NSC B.S., OSU

61 PERSONNEL Custodians

Loy Lay Dale sharpnack Orville O'Kelley

Cooks

Jessy Canode Opal George Roberta Meyer Doris Correll

Bus Drivers

Harmon Baker Ranee Beaty Wayne Bozarth Bill Patrick Orville O'Kelley

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62 Elementary MORNING KINDERGARTEN

Rodney Adams Robert Bowers Gayla Buck Lesa Burtrum Charles Dutton

Judy Farrow Mona Farrow Patti Flinchum Richard Hathaway Janice Heaton

Anita Irby Ronnie Kelley Barbara Kirkpatrick Melissa Klintworth Laura Kornmeyer

Kendal Luther Chris Martin Daryl Montgomery Robert Murders Sidney Musgrove

Matthew Provinsal Lee Ann Pulliam Cheryl Roland Kimberly Smith Randy Stinson Wesley Waren

64 AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN

Jimmy Acree Rebecca Carter Don Cotton Chris Davis Angela Dout

Gail Friend Patrick Garrett Laura Hausner Henry Hills Michel Luney

Nancy Marshall Kelli Mills Chris Norwood Dawn Patrick Dale Rice

Kyle Sharp Robert Simmons Daniel Stovall Billy Waggoner

Donna Williams Leslie Wyrick Lisa Yeagin Mrs. Plett

65 1ST GRADE

Libby Acree Gina Antonian Donetta Bartley Todd Brown Laura Childress Curtis Fender

Lisa Flinchum Bert Friend Quinton Gordon Cindy Jones Tracy Jones Stevie Landers

Jeff Ledbetter Debbie Livingston Roger Misner Cheryl Montgomery Timmy Norwood Dianna Roberts

Troy Sanderson Randy Sloan Dana Stovall Sammy Tiner

Darla Tucker Da^e Tune Carma Welch Deane Ann Whiles Miss Glasby

66 1ST GRADE

Charles Adams Kristie Adkins Allison Almy © ft i®l Carolyn Babbitt Kenneth Bussell Tracy Flinchum

Danny Fuller Sharon Gordon Monroe Guest ft Stephanie Hensley Lynn Hockersmith Sara Jones

Debra King Alan Lay Cindy Linn Lori Linton Scott Lovelace Lourie McBroom

Danny Parrott Vicki Ponder Elizabeth Scott Keith Teichmer Lori Treat

Crissie Wickham Dale Wills Davis Wilson Sharon Woodrell Miss Laughlin

67 2ND GRADE

Alice Adams Andy Antonian Denise Applegate Bobby Blackwell Raymond Blake Kim Brannon

Tracy Casey Jamie Caudle Raymond Douglas Darren Ellis Bob Enloe Jay Gordon

r^ Brian Hover Donna Huff &<, Debbie Kirkpatrick Russell Klintworth 4^». a Danny Landers rh J.D. Masters

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Lori Mclntire Brenda Merriman Donnie Murders Casey Musgrove Jimmy Peters Dwayne Rice

Brian Smith Julia Tatum Charley Trollinger LaDonna Tune Gina Williams Mrs. Holley

68 2ND GRADE

Rebekah Adams Stephen Allen Lorri Almy Kathy Babbitt Tracy Burtrum Tracy Childress

Mike Cotton ^1 Luther Dutton Donnie Fender Shawn Garrison Mary Beth Hathaway Wayne Huff f ^-•'.::'-X: i J. - »,

Les Jones Lynn Lawson Cheryl Nichols Alan Norrell Jeannette Pitts A'\ Brian Rathbun

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Diana Sanders Barbara Smith Jonathan Stinson Jerry Varnell David Wasson

Scott Wheles Timmy Williams Ralph Wills Kyle Wyrick James Yeagin Mrs. Edwards

69 3RD GRADE

Gina Bussels Devin Collie Kevin Garner DawnEll Greenwood Jerry Hathaway •A

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Kim Hausner Mike Hensley Jerry Lay Bryan Ledbetter David Linton

Bobby Livingston Jeff McCrackin Dewayne Owens Chuck Peeples Robert Pitts

Buddy Pollard Donna Sissom Leann Sloan Marilee Smith

Brian Swift Tawanda Varnell Linda Williamson Karen Zumwalt Mrs. Ponder

70 3RD GRADE

Clay Abercrombie Dennis Blackwell Timmy Boone Renee* Brewster Diana Casey

Troy Childress Margaret Crismon Danny Egner Felicia Farrow Bruce Fuller

Ricky Henricks Terry Hockersmith Kathleen Lee Mark Linton Richard Murr

Sherri Ponder Robert Steward Tommy Turner Kimberly Welch

Jimmy Wilson Ruben Wilson Ward Wolfe Mrs. Rhoades

71 4TH GRADE

Paul Adams Tanya Allen Monty Applegate Darcy Brill I Shelly Casey

Loretta Cooper Stella Donaldson Freddie Dutton Chris Ellis Steve Flippo

Rocky George Dale Haskins Kelly Heaton Debbie Hensley *il*-l Doug Kimberly

Leticha Marshall Mac Mclntire Gina Moore Kim Murdock Edith Owens

Kay Roberts Lisa Smith Buck Tatum Tammy Tune Glenda Varnell Mrs. Hanson \\» A 4TH GRADE

Brenda Adams Scott Applegate Patricia Bussell Charles Chailer Robin Goddard

Stella Gordon Reba Jobe Kevin Klintworth Mark Labeth Ray Lawson

Jason Ledbetter Sheila Litton Meredith Masters Timmy McBroom Jamie Norwood

Robbie Patrick Bill Sanders LeAnn Scovil Ronnie Smith Barry Stearns

Peggy Stegall Norma Tatum Mark Tucker Sue Vaughn Janet Williams Mrs. Murdock

73 5TH GRADE

Sherry Allen Sue Black Scott Boone Preston Box Robert Chailer

Randy Dout Charlotte Fuller Christine Fuller Melanie Goddard Teresa Gordon

Leon Haskins Jackie Hensley Debbie Jackson Roxann Johnson Eddie King

Ricky Martin Duane Montgomery Wayne Norrell Thonda Peters Cherilyn Puckett

Brenda Varnell Ricky Vaughn Karen Wickham Len'Williamson Randy Zumwalt > \\Vft Miss Moorman

74 5TH GRADE

Paula Adkins Ralene Alsip Kyle Blake Mike Blevins ^m Brad Burnie

IF* Hodge Clewein I Greg Collie Julie Copeland Gary Deckard Tracy Dilliner

Evette Garrison Doug Gwin Bob Hailey Robin Henricks i i Joy Hover

Jimmy Lawson Lee Marshall Lisa Mclntire Clint Mills Jane Ramsey

Maria Smith Mark Spess Stephanie Stevenson Diana Steward Steve Turner Mrs. Hammers 6TH GRADE

Debbie Almy Billy Birge Patricia Childress James Cooper Linda Egner

Kenny Elliott Paul Harris Debbie Harvison Pamela Heskew Louise Huff

Sherri Jobe Chucky Jones Dewain Kimberly Gary Labeth Bob Morris

1 Kerry Murdock Donna Jean Nichols Ray Norwood . m J Susan Phelps Tammy Prickett i mI f ^1£ &

Larry Pursell David Swezey Doug Thornton Cathy Welch N V I > Riley Wilson Mr. Rathbun

76 6TH GRADE

Diann Blevins Mark Brashears Dana Brown Timmy Crane Jeff Davis

LaDonna Donaldson Melvin Ellis Debra Friend Lisa Garrett Steve Latty

Joel Ledbetter Andrea Luther George Marshall Mary Merriman Sheryl Moore Penny Patrick

Terri Sanders Marilyn Stegall Paula Stinson Cheryl Taylor Troy Thurman Sheila Tucker

Karen Varnell Timothy Vaughan Greg Ward Danny Was son Ricky Woodrell Mrs. Armstrong

77 GRADE ACTIVITIES

Classwork Show and Tell

Lunch

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Parties Sports

78 Jr. High SEVENTH GRADE

Cheryl Bartley Le Dawn Billingsly Steven Black Janice Blake V Robby Boulton

Darrell Bowman Gene Box Scott Byrom Dianna Chailer Shirley Childress

Lisa Clewein Lavella Cooper Tammy Copeland ft Eddie Deckard Mindy Edwards

Scott Ellis Cheryl Fender Karen Flippo Eric Foster Jeff Goddard

David Goff Roland Gowdy r m Linda Greer Michelle Henry Jerry Huff

Cindy Irby Bobby Jones Jewell Jones Guy McGraw Jeff Norwood

80 Robbie parrott Melinda Peeples Dana Putt # Carol Reeder #^ Karen Roberts \ I i

Linda Robinson Charles Rule Jeanne Sims Kristi Stevenson

Billy Steward Doug Taylor Denise Vaughn Carolyn Ward

Cheryl Ward Kelly Welch John Wells Erin Wichmann

/^ Class Officers

Pros. Guy McGraw i Sec., Bobby Jones i Student Council Rep., Scott Byrom \ V Vlce-Pres., Dana Putt Student Council Rep., Melinda Peeples Treas., Cheryldine Fender Sponsor, Mrs. Morrow

81 EIGHTH GRADE

Ross Alsip Ellen Barnes Renee Blevins Mike Brashears \ Skeet Casey 4 * Vj

Margy Conn Kristi Crane Margaret Dickey Christy Dilliner Sandra Donaldson

Donnie Jo Dout Kathleen Egner James Fender Cindy Foster Raymond Gatlin

Martin Good Eddie Hailey Linda Inzer Arthur Johnson Paula Keener

Tom Kirkpatrick Linda Landers James Ledbetter Jimmy Martin Joan Merriman

Steve Meyer Bill Morris Kelly Murdock Duffy Parrott Lori Patrick

82 Marilyn Putt Glen Quimby Cindy Robinson Cathy Sanders Tammy Shipley

Kathy Simmons David Sissom Gary Smith Debbie Steward Mike Steward

Teese Studebaker 0? Jim Swezey Kortney Swift m Jennifer Taylor Debby Thornton

Bill Varnell - Ronnie Varnell Cheryl Vaughn Debra Ward f Marcus Wichman \

Joe Ann Williams Mike Wright

Sherri Wright Larry Puckette

Class Officers: Kathy Simmons, President; Debra Ward, Student Council; Debbie Steward, Secretary; Debby Thornton, Vice President; Mike Steward, Treasurer. Sponsors: Mr. Gates and Miss Wetzel.

83 FRESHMEN

* Jo Ella Adsit La Donna Avers Teresa Bartley Phillip Barton Bill Berger f» \ 4V' »»

Dianne Blackwell Ricky Boulton Steve Brashears Troy Burgess X A Janice Burnie \ • *

Debbie Childress

David Crane

Doretta Crane Class Sponsors: Mr. Goddard and Mr. Arthur. Class Officers: Dale Tait, Vice President; Rachel Masters, Treasurer; Denise Smith, Secre­ tary; Sue Billingsly, Reporter; Mickey Sparks, President. *2 *> ^>

Karen Davidson f> l€\ Therese Dawdy Ricky Denney Kathy Donaldson \ \ Mike Douglas r \

84 CLASS of '71

Bonnie Dutton Timmy Flinchum Eddie Foster Tim Garrett Danita Gilbert

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Rocky Gilreath Charles Goff Robin Good Barry Greenwood < Timmy Greenwood

Donna Harvison

Linda Jones

Anita Largent

Sandra Latty *• -I Robert Lester Sybil Lund Rachel Masters 4 4 Mark McBroom

85 Cory McCrackin Ricky McCrackin •-*i-™' Greg McGraw

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B *( Janet Mclntire Lori Mills Beverly Norrell

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Jerry Ogden J ft £' Larry Parker Rene Phillips V W/ >'••

Linda Pridgen Lynn Pursell Eric Rathbun

J§!!!Sy W^> 9th

Cleve Rea Robin Robbins John Russell \\t l\

Joe Seymour Jerry Shipley Karen Simmons

86 Sharon Simmons Fawn Smelser Denise Smith Neda Smith

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Terry Smith <* PS #^, Kathryn Sullivan Dale Tait Ricky Taylor

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Janice Thombrugh Jimmy Varnell Nita Ward A Judy Willaims \ *

GRADE

87 LIFE IN JUNIOR HIGH

88 Sophomores Mr. Fent, Sponsor: Dick Irby, Reporter; Linda Spess, Treasurer; Phyllis Varnell, President; Tammy Shipley, Secretary; Miss Rohrer, Sponsor.

Ronnie Box SOPHOMORES Phillip Boyington

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Jim Burnie John Bvrom Rick Calkins Kennv Carter Donnie Caudle Pat Chaffin

Ah Wylie Childress Janet Combs Robbie Cowen Gary Cramberg Chris Douglas Judy Dawdy 39

Carol Drake Anna I ynn Edgar Linda Fisher Carla Florer Charlotte George Debbie Gifford

90 Sophomores ^^f i

Steve Goins Kim Gowdv Rita Greer Janice Hughes Dick Irby Dewayne Jones

Pamela Jones Danett Kimberly Mike Lattv Pam Lester Bob Mackall Tern McNair

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Ronald Merriman Cathy Miller Steve Moore Jake Orcutt Robin Orcutt Ronald Parker

t Gene Reeves John Riley

Pam Roberts Patty Roberts 0

Pam Rutherford Debbie Seymour Sophomores

Sheryl Shipley Tammy Shipley Kenny Shoemaker Linda Spess Rob Standeford Vicky Standridge

Joni Stearns Kimberli Swift Sally Taylor Sheryl Taylor Phyllis Vamell Janice Walker m

Dean Wallace Peggy Ward Karen Whittemore Jerry Whitton Bobby Williamson Doug Wilson

Shane Wyrick

92 Juniors JUNIORS

Charles Adsit

Class Officers: Mr. Hanson, Sponsor; Mrs. Keener, Sponsor; Rita Kirkpatrick, Reporter; Janet Harvison, Secretary; Smokey Sutton, President; Frank Correll, Treasurer; Mr. Ponder, Sponsor.

Gary Asher

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Colleen Babbitt Allen Bowen Gayla Boyle Guy Boyle

Marsha Conn Wilma Cooper F rank Correll David Crowder

94 Gayla Davis

Gayla Gatlin Jamie Gifford David Gilbert Shirley Gilbert

Dixie Gordon Diane Hailey

Janet Harvison Leonard Harvison

95 s,

" i Bob Huntsinger

"JUNIOR WOMEN" David Jones Ritna Kirkpatric k

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Bill Lewis Gail Martin Gary McBride Matthew McBroom

Jimmy Moorefield Jerrie Murr Shirley Nicholson Molly Orcutt

96 Billy Smith Ronda Smith §^K

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Rick Standridge Smokey Sutton Kelly Swift

Calvin Tate Sandy Taylor Glenda Tiner Beverly Varnell

98 "Mighty Juniors? »» Seniors SENIORS

DAVID RAY ADMIRE RHONDA CAROL APPLEGATE THOMAS MILTON ALEXANDER

Seniors 1971 . .

RICKY LEE ANTLE KAREN GALE BABBITT STEVE ALLEN BAKER

100 TERRY DEAN CRANE Mr. Richard Pound, Sponsor; Milton Alexander, President; Don Klintworth, Vice-Pres­ ident; Jane Garrett, Secretary-Treasurer; Debby Brill, Reporter; Mr. Jerry Burd, Sponsor. we've only just begun

JUDY LYNN BARTELS WILMA EARLENE BOLING DEBORA SUSAN BRILL

\ m RALPH EDWARD GORDON JEANNE KAY BUCHANAN WESLEY ROGER DICKEY

lOl KEVIN RAY HEATON NANCY ANN BYROM ERROL LENO HOUSTON, JR. Seniors have people, places and experiences etched upon

BONNIE LEE CHILDRESS MARY BETH DAVIS DONNA KAY DECKARD

ULYSSES GRANT KEENER III JANICE SUE DRAKE DON FREDERICK KLINTWORTH

102 GARY MICHAEL McGRAW KATHRYN ANN EVANS JOSEPH IVAN McQUAIN their memories for contemplation tomorrow.

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NORMA NADINE FIELDCAMP JANE ANN GARRETT MARILYN OGDEN JOHNSON PP RONNY GAYLE REED DINELL KIMBERLY McCALIP As seniors we believe no man is an island entire of itself;

KATHRYN GATLIN McCAFFERTY CARLA SHAEFFER McCRACKIN DEBRA DAWNE MOORE

1 [ I *

•\ imX/. / JERRY DALE SIMMONS DEBORAH GAIL MOYER PHILIP NEIL STEARNS

104 I

TERESA MARIE SHAEFFER BILLIE ADRION WARD every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main.

SHIRLEY SHOTWELL DENISA ANN SMELSER THEA JANE TAYLOR 4 v

k RANDY CECIL WATKINS PAMELA JOY THORNBRUGH TERRY WAYNE WRIGHT

105 CONNIE PURSELL VAUGHAN JOANIE RAE WEAVER KATHAREEN BARNES WHITESIDE My country is the world. Thomas Paine—1791

BRENDA CATHERINE WHITFIELD DOY LYNNE WHITTEMORE THELMA ELAINE WILSON Advertisers CONGRATULATIONS HANKINS DODGE

SENIORS CECIL O. HANKINS owner of Sales and Service—New & Used Cars & Trucks 1971 ACE CLEANERS 2nd AT McKINLEY Phone 245-4893 219 McK.Niley Sand Springs Oklahoma 74063 SAND SPRINGS, OKLA. 74063

THE MANNFORD BAIT & TACKLE fVv FURNITURE HUT

"Factory of Your Prices"

Phone CI5-3600 217 N. McKinley Hi-Way 5 x.-, Mannford, Okla.

Sand Springs, Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1971

MONTIE BOX AGENCY LAKESIDE BARBER SHOP

Real Estate & Insurance CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1971

11 East 2nd Bob Black, Owner Mannford, Okla.

Sand Springs Hours: Tues.-Sat. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

Oklahoma In Mannford Center

HOVIS YOUR FURNITURE CO. INSURANCE AGENCY

Autos-Trucks-Boats 203-205 North Main Mobil Homes - Homeowners Fire-Bond-Sr22 Filings Sand Springs

Premiums on Easy Payments Oklahoma 2nd & Alain Sand Springs 74063

108 NORWOOD'S SINCLAIR CONGRATULATIONS

SENIOR'S OF 71' HIGHWAY 51 Sinclair,

COMPLIMENTS

OF Mannford. Oklahoma

Dr. Jerry Pollard "Friendly Service"

MANNFORD READY-MIX PENNANT "Get a load of this." INC.

xciepnone 865-4212 Ned E. Smith Gerald W. Smith Phone 865-3337 Mannford, Okla. THE ORIGINAL CHARBERGER

SANDWICHES

Ph. 865-3335 SEAFOOD Mannford, Okla.

CHICKEN

INDIAN ELECTRIC COOP., INC. BOX 49 PH. (918) EL8-2541

POWERS PROGRESS Cleveland, Oklahoma

Serving The Keystone Lake Area

109 Firestone Store

215 East Broadway

Sand Springs, Oklahoma

• PTirt$tOfi t

LA PETITE GALLERY MARGE'S Art & Craft Supplies BEAUTY SHOP Frankoma Wig Sales Original Art Service Styling Mannford, Oklahoma

Cleveland, Oklahoma

SMITH BROTHERS

LUMBER COMPANY

Phone 865-3521

Mannford, Oklahoma

no CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '71

CITY OF MANNFORD

Board of Trustees

J. D. Cheek, Pres. Hazel Tate, City Clerk B.G. Greenwood Charles Mclntire, Treas. John Carter M. C. Kimberly, City Mgr.

& City Hall

WAREHOUSE MARKET HOWARD'S

SHOE Groceries Meat SHOP Vegetables Pharmacy

230 South Wilson 108 N. Main Sand Springs Sand Springs

MANNFORD FLORIST SAND SPRINGS

BAKERY

229 E. Broadway CI5-1696

Wedding Cakes Special Orders By In-n-Out on Highway 51

PULLIAM GEAR'S GROCERY

BEAUTY

SALON Best Wishes

On Highway 51 Silver City

in ADMIRE AUTO PARTS Fishing-Boating Camping-Hunting Supplies Auto Parts and Accessories High Performance Parts Mannford, Oklahoma And Machine Shop Davis R. Clegg Phone 865-3754 245-9519 Congratulations Seniors '71 Sand Springs, Oklahoma

IRBY'S

DEPARTMENT STORE

Quality Clothing at Lowest Prices

Mannford Shopping Center

Phone 865-3349 Mannford

Congratulations Seniors DAVIS AUTO SUPPLY

BURTRUM MARINE BETH'S BEAUTY SHOP

Merle Norman Cosmetics

Manicures-Tints-Style Cutting

Phone 865-3366 Mannford, Oklahoma

Congratulations Seniors '71

MANNFORD MOBILE

HOME PARK Highway 51 865-4211

Phone 865-4586

112 LAKE KEYSTONE REALTY

Hi-Way 51, Box 188 Mannford, Oklahoma 74044 865-4418 Tulsa CI 5-2150

George L. McGraw, Jr. Johnny L. Sloan Broker Salesman

CLEVELAND DRUG Welcome To

FIRST BAPTIST

CHURCH

111 South Broadway 358-2837 Mannford, Okla.

Cleveland, Okla. Rev. A. L. Lindsey

VARNELL'S AUCTION BEN FRANKLIN 5&10

Friendly And Efficient Service

Phone 865-3643 Mannford, Okla. 7:00 p.m. Friday Nights Cleveland. Okla.

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MANNFORD k 1 1 •

ONE STOP •' mMZ

^" ^SB^^B H 865-9645 Hi-Way 51 Mannford, Oklahoma

113 MELVIN PULLIAM STYLE SHOPPE

Merle Norman Cosmetics

Free Makeup Lessons

865-4573 Mannford, Okla. 865-3389 Hi-Way 51 Mannford

MANNFORD C. R. ANTHONY FEED & SUPPLY SERVES YOU BETTER A Complete Line of ACCO Feeds AND Septic Tank Cleaning SAVES YOU MORE

Phone 865-3583 Cleveland, Oklahoma Mannford, Oklahoma SHIRLEY'S POCA BARBA POCA VERGUENZA FINE FURNITURE En boca Cerrada no entran moscas lit!

Carpets Draperies Re-upholstering Mannford 865-4567

114 CI 5-9082 CI 5-9082

CARTER'S SHOES

The Family Booterie

Downtown Sand Springs MINOR TUNE UPS-LUBRICATION

Shoe Headquarters for JOHN BOYER'S DX

The Mannford Area For Over 20 years 546 Plaza Court Sand Springs, Okla.

BUD'S

PHILLIPS 66

Highway 51

Mannford 865-3624

WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS Don Klintworth Editor

KEYPORT MARINA

Thanks to everyone for your co-operation in helping us publish our yearbook. We hope you enjoy it.

East of City on Highway 51

Mannford, Oklahoma

Phone 865-3221

Jeanne CONGRATULATIONS Buchanan Assistant Editor SENIORS

1971

115 PRATTVILLE PRATTVILLE

GROCERY TEXACO

500 S. Sapulpa Road 517 Sapulpa Road Prattville, Oklahoma Prattville, Oklahoma Phone 245-2786 Phone 245-9110

Fast & Friendly Service

LAKE KEYSTONE NEWS WHITTON STAR PRINTING CO. DRILLING COMPANY Dedicated to the development of Mannford, Oilton, and the

Keystone Lake area

Phone 865-3882 865-3517 CABLE TOOL Mannford. Oklahoma DRILLING CONTRACTOR

CONGRATULATIONS

Phone 865-3334 SENIORS Mannford. Oklahoma 1971

COX DAVIS APCO

BARGAIN GROCERY STATION

MART

PH. CI5-5758 2 Miles South of Hiway 51

Prattville on 225th Street West Area Sand Springs Phone 865-9547 Oklahoma

116 ALLEN PHARMACY

in Prattville COMPLIMENTS

A COMPLETE COMMUNITY DRUG STORE OF Phone Ph. Service 245-5906 24 Hours a Dav PHILLIP ALLEN CAUDLE'S DRIVE-IN REGISTERED PHARMACIST

PHELP'S I.G.A.

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1971

Shopping Open Center 7 Days a Wk. MANNFORD 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Fresh Fruits, Veg. & U.S. Choice Meats

A Friendly Church PHELPS *Mj Congratulations

SENIORS of 1971

TATE OIL CO. IN-N-OUT

CARECO STATION m^ IC| FOOD

STORE Congratulations Seniors of 1971

MANNFORD OKLAHOMA

Mannford. Oklahoma Highway 51

117 'Your Bank For The Future" MANNFORD STATE BANK

MANNFORD STATE

BANK 9 4~ 3 ' 6 ' ^*"

Located in Mannford's Beautiful Shopping Center

Member F.D.I.C.

We pay the maximum interest on Saving Accounts and Certificates of Deposit

Drive-in Banking Bank-By-Mail

Mannford Phones 865-3397 or 865-4352

Tulsa Phone CI 5-5240 Each depositor insured to »2QOOO

^LSERVICEJ,

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

118 Ill WALSWORTH Ma reeling Mo. t'.S.A.

Apollo 13 returned safely after an Stock brokers were swamped with A total eclipse of the Sun fascinated Dynamite destroyed a hijacked air­ Inboard explosion crippled the orders as averages suffered the scientists around the world. This view liner in Jordan. Arab guerillas craft enroute to the Moon. sharpest decline since 1929. of the solar corona was spectacular. held passengers hostage for days.

Two men scaled the vertical face Cambodia joined allied forces in Too much oil appeared on the surface A Pakistani man is grief-stricken of 3,400ft El Capitan. They rested strikes to rout Red troops using of the nation's already troubled waters. over the loss of his family in a in bat tents on the ascent that took bases inside its borders. It was "up with ecology" and down tidal wave that took 140,000 lives. 30 days. with pollution of natural resources. Thousands perished in earthquakes that rocked the length of Peru. Indecisiveness over the "mini" and "maxi" of Tall and green-eyed Miss Puerto Rico captivated Tom Dempsey of pro-football's New Orleans Saints it all found American women dressed in pantsuits the judges and New York City in winning the Miss kicked a record 62-yard field goal against Detroit. as a compromise. At year's end it looked like the Universe title. "mini" would survive. Death claimed two prominent figures in world This demonstrator of the opposite sex saw a little politics, former president Charles DeGaulle of bit of good for all in the women's liberation drive. France and Egypt's president Gamal Nasser.

National guardsmen were called to Kent State University to quell campus disorders. Four students were killed in the encounter. Photos United Press International

A year to remember. HI WatSWORTH