/

'SE FT£ f',) b l. 1~ I ~1 L, t-·

I .l"t' ,1 ' ,;

f I

• •

\._1 ·,(" ... .... _-- ......

TO THE STUDENT BODY,

11I will study and get ready and perhaps my chance

will come. 11' These are the famous words of a famous Amer­

ic an, Abraham Lincolr ~_ and could be words of inspiration to

you, th e Grove Student Body of 1966-67.

Much planning, preparation and investments in time,

monies, and materials have gone into making this opportunity

avai l ab l e to you by the Board of Educ2t ion, Teachers, your

parents, inter ested friends and patrons.

Give serio ua consideration to this famous quote

and make ready for your chance "nd may this be a most suc­

cessful And productive year for each of you.

Your Superintendent,

\)\j

Grove H, very f,ortunate in having P.

number : .of", new ,Senior High · · 'Teachers· · this year .•. >, We. kno,w; you 1 ·would all'·· like to . know mor e ;3b_out them. ·

Miss Sheri Lee Wbite

Miss White is . tpe hew Home Economics teacher. She is al,s0: t hP sponsor of FHA and Pep Club. ShP. wr1s hor.n in . : .,, Oklahoma and attended High School in Paw­huskA. She went to college at Oklahoma State University. Her major was Voe. Home Economics and she gradua t ed wi t h a B'.,S. degree. ·

Miss '\r,'hi te plays the piano and organ. She also said thEt she likes Grove very­much. She is do i ng a fine job an d If m sure that Grove likes her, 't oo.

Jon Clark Price

Mr. Price teaches a variety of sub­jects, such .as: Algebra I, Composite Math, Hi gh School trithmetic, and 7t h Grade Science. He was born in Jay and also attended High School there. He majo r ed in Chemistry at Northeastern, State. He spends some of his time lis ­tening to r ec ords a nd playing P. guitar. 11\fben asked if he liked Grove) he said, 11Yes. 11 tvben asked who he would rootfor at the Jay, Grove football gAime, th e re was · no comment.

Sequoyah J. Gourd

Mr. Gourd teaches 7th and Sth grade English, and Sr. High World History. He wa s born in J\liami, Okl ahoma., went to High School at Tahlequah, · and went to . colle ge c1t Northeastern State c1nd Okla. State University. He majo r ed in SociPl Studies and Business Ed. and ·ha s a B • .tu . and M.S. degrees. He 5ays Grove i ·s · "the .b est. t1 Besides teaching, he is a s pons _or of the Sophomore class and in ' his sp a re tim e h e likes fishing,· hunt -i ng and golfing. · · · ' · ·· ·· ·,

. t '-. I V

I

.. J

\ ,) i \

V .

The teachers in our grade school are Mrs. Caudill and Mr. Campbell.We are happy to welcome them to theGrove teaching staff.

Mrs.Dora Jean Caudill

Mrs. Caudill teaches one class of the first grade. She and her husband, J ames live near Oak Grov e . 'Ihcy have two childr e n, a girl, Paula Jean,who is five years old, and a boy, Ted James who is one and a half years old.

I"'irs. Caudill €,,radua ted from Panhandle A. and M. Colle r:e at well, Oklahoma, and sh e has a alor of Arts Degree .

M.r. Charles Campbe ll

the Go·od­Bach -

Mr. Charles Campb8ll teach e s both grade and high qchool music. Tnis is his first year of te a chin g and he is doing a wonderful joo according to his students.

He gr ew up in Mi ami, Oklahoma, and and hi gh school · there. 1hen he attended colle e';e at Oklahoma Baptist University, where he r eceived his Ba ch e lor of Music Degree. if.Jhile he was there, he was a member of the quartet known as th e ''Fallen Ange ls .tff

that toured Europe and entertained- ­the s ervic e men abroad.

He and his wif e Sha ron and h i s new born son, Charl e s Wynn, liv e a t 1105 Sou th Hazel. lV'Jr. Campbe ll is also the Choir Direevor at the Bap ­tist Church.

~ _( '. ,• ,.~

· THE BAFEST CURVE :::s A SMILE.· TT CAN SET A LOT OF. THINGS '5 TR.A IGHT ••• • •••

SGHOOL ~-:...2W ( Sent ) " • 25;;..30

Barbecue Beef J IT Bun Pot.s. to Salad

Tomato and l':acaroni i:-I:ilk

Beef Pia.sh Lngl i sh Peas

Combination Salad Fuciding. ·

Hot Rolls Butter ;,:ilk '

Beans and t."einers Buttered Corn

Cole Sla1:: Spiced · ilp~-les

Corn Bread Butter Eilk

Spaghetti and Eeat Balls Green Beans Carrot Sticks

Fruit . Cup i:3read Butt er

( ;ilk

F.l!Di,Y

:-:eat loaf l:::ished Potatoes

?a red C2.rrot s Sliced Peac;:hes

Hot Rolls Butter i•J.lk

'Ihe true ec:,ualizers j n the 1:mrld are boo ks ; the onl y t r00.sure t1ouse open to all comers is a libr ar y; ·the only we::l th Hhich .iil l P-Ot decay is knmlledge. 'l'o live i n this equ ality, to $hare in . these tre asu res, to po ssess this we 1th, :md to secure this j e,.C:l 1!:ay be the hap' y lot of evcryne. All th ut is needed fol" t he a cquisi ti:m of the: :;0 inestj _r ab le t r ea:,u rcs is--t · te lov e of t ooks.

:aLTi, C.LU.B

Cur first meeting t·ias he ld on ':ednesd2.y Sept. 14, 1966. l·i's ·,:ensel acted as Fres . The first business ,:as to elect ne 1.-: offi­cers . They are as follot-rs :

President •••••••••• .•••••• James Burch V,-Fresident •••••• '.;.Gharles ', 111-.ia.'11s Secret ary ••••••••••••• Becky Peterson Treasure ••• • •• ••••••• • •• 1 ark Johnson Reporter ••• ~ •••••••••••• Carol George Historian •••••••••••••• Vinita Bre,·.,er fianist •••• •••• ••••••• •• Joyce Austin Song Leader ••••••••• • •• Glenda Niehus

~ ·ith t he help of Lr. Farrel ue hope to accomplish more than i~ the past years. He has helped in raisi~g money for the trip . Last year both i':-r. & Hrs. Farrel helped to sponsor t he trip.

At the present time all Beta Club meCT­bers are sellin c: stick ers with t he neH

T Hidcerunncr e:nblem on it. So be sure to get one now.

There ,1ill be a s et nurnber of points needec to attend the Beta Club Convention. There was also discussio~ about goin g to

, one of the colle ge s for dinner. The sub­_ :ject of helpin e st a rt 3eta Club in other

schools ~cJas ff,entioneci .

}:est important is our sponso:r Lrs . ' .'ensel who has return ed to be t·Jith U'B a gain this year . GOOD LUCi(!

FOOTBALL QUEEN ar.d ATTENDANTS - ELECTED THURSDAY Iv~ORNING

For t he f ir st ti me, the f ootball boys have chos en for t he se cond time, the sa me girl t o be their queen-Miss Judy Buzzard. J udy was chosen by th e same group of boys as t hei r Jr .• High Queen, when she was a Freshruan. Then again as t he i r Senior High Queen, yesterday morn­ing,

The attendants wer e electe d by each class . They are as f ol l ows:

Eecky Peterson. • •• Senior Dawn Hansell • , . • • Junio r Peggy Plain e . . :.. '3~hph::m:aore Debbie Pa t ters on. • • Freshman Paula Beard • . • • • . • • 8th Grade Bren da Gil strap •. .•• :7th Grade

The Cornation will be B-rid ay night, October 7th, at the Grove verses Benton­ville game.

' ·

Grove t eam

Chuck Adair - 32 W.B., Bobby Annst rong-30 F .B., Loyd Barnes -T , Lawrenc e Barnes-70 G., Ronnie Barnhart.,-ll W .B., Dean Bow­man-21 E • ., Gary Christenso,n-73 T., Mark Cotner - 72 T., Billie Crawford - 63 G., Charl es Donahue-71 T., Pat Donahue-6 G.; Brad Farrell -T.B., Keit h Fields-10 WoB., Don Francisco - 65 G., Jerry Gault -1+1 Q.B., Mike Gault-1 G., Argyl Hill-31 T., George Huggins-Sl E & QB., David Jeffries - E., Doyle Jackson - 20 T.B., Jr. Jackson-SOC ., Roy Kelly - 84 G., Bobby Ki tchen- 12 'W.B • ., J erry Littl efie ld-60 G&F .B., Dou g Lyngen ­E. Quentin - 40 Q.B., John Merrit-E., Don OtDaniel - F.B., Nike Par ker - 74 T.,, St eve Patte r son -82 E. , Renney Powe ll-E .. , Ronnie Rowe-64 G., Don Shero -83 E., Mike Spic er 22 'T.B., Tim WE:ibster-E.B,., Rex Whitetree 75 T., Mike Wiley-42 Q.B. Charles Wil liams · 51 c.

DEWEY GAME

Friday, Sept. 9, t he football boys played a great game with Dewey on the Dewey fi e l d~ The game went bc1d unti l the half when ·the scor e was 20 to O, Dewey I s favor. After the half our boys m<'lde ti tre nend ous co!"e b,0 ck r'nd ended the game with a 2B to 20 victory over Dewey. IT WAS A GREAT GJ..:ME BOYS! U l! H

The touch ' downs were made by Ronnie Barnhart - 2, . ~like Spicer -1, and Quentin McGhee-1 $ ,

AFTON Gill'fil

Fri. Si;:pt. 16, :the boys p1ayed Afton on the Afton field. The score came out, 2S to 8 in Grove_s favor.

_.. 1, ; r

• • I • (.

The Boys going out for the Jr. High Team this year are:

9th-Robert Wiley, Forrest Bea l, Ki m Hutchison, Jim Reynolds, Andy Sparkman

Steve Ryan, Mike Burger, J erry Burger Tom Kelly, Ricky Littl efie ld, Towmy · Ste en, 8th-C l ifford Beal, Steve Gibe, Phil Gourd, Terry Lefler, Edd i e Rich ­ardson, Ronnie Prate r, VIBrk Linsley, Randy Littlef i eld, Wayne Pulis, Randy Head in g, Steven Rowe, ,fac k Landrum, David Jeffries, Ch:ris J a ckson, Robert Sweete n~ Mike Sowder , J erry Crawford, Bil l Rambo, Fred Oliver, ?th-Sam Crom-

artie, Johnny . willi ams, Joey Bl aine, Pat Hurst Jr.~ Randy Dubois, Tommy Burge r , Buster ·Tipton, J i m Stanbrough, Van Robinson, Ji mrrry Williams, . Gl i de Fisher, Jimmy Hu g~ins, George Landrum, St eve Schumacher ·, Max Wallace, and Lonni e Mi tchel l .

'.Ihe first to u chcown was made byM. Spic er, 2nd the ext r e point was IDBde by Don Shero. Second touchdown was made by Dean Bowman wi th a 83 yd. run. Dean had ex cellent blockage with the helpo f IVrike S., Don S., Quentin HcGhee , Jerry L. an d others . The thir d touchdovm was Ronnie Barnharto Ronnied made an excel­lent 17 yd. run with a pass . Helping block was Pat D. and Gary c. The forth touchd own was by · Fieldback, Bobby Arm­stron g with and 11 y d. run. All the boys gave Bobby an excellent blocking.

CHELSEA G..£1.ME

Grove rs undefe ate d RidGerunn crs bounced the Chelsea Green Dragons out of the unbea tn ranks by a 29- 0 sco re i n a 16- B Lucky Seven game here Fri. night.

FOOTB,ALL

(SPORTS)

CONTINUED

Coach J. E, Landon's Grove Club g,ain ­ed 2 points on a safe.ty in the first . quarter and then romped for thr ee touch-downs in the second quarter and one ±h the third period.

The touchdowns were made by: Nike Spicer,2; Ronnie Barnhart,l; DeanBow­man~l, with a 75 yard run. The extra poi nts were kicked by Tim Webster. Jr. Jackson scored the 2 extra p oints when he tackl ed one of th ~ir men back of the goal line.

KEE.P THAT RECORD CLEAN TON'.IGHI' BOYS WE KNOW YOU WILL--- WE HA VE

FAITH I N YOU.

B FOOTBALL TEJLM

Tuesday night September 20, t he B team pla yed a game on our field with the team from McDonald County, · and­t he score was 15 to 14 Grove's fav or .

Touchdowns were made by JerryGault with the extr a po int by Doyle Jacks on Charl e s Adair, with a 65 yard run of the first offer, ·· ~ve play.

Grove had ex tra stong runne rs in the second hald of the game by Jerry L. and Doyle Jackso n.

JUNIOR HIGH G AJ\1ES

The Junior High Football teams tried their luck last Tuesday night in a game aga inst Wyandotte Jr . High here on our field. The Freshmen won their fmme by a score of 28-6 , the Seventh and Eight

. grade won by the score of 26-0.

B. :S A T o. M. A.

( , ·

. . . PEP C I1J B ilEWS . ,~l .._ 4 r~, ,

t '

The Junior Hi gh teaders are: Freshmen-Sharon McCarty , ftnn Wentworth 8th--L'e bbie Sparkman, Brenda Gilstrap 7th - -Donna Harrell, I;ebbie Downing

In order to mi:l.ke QUr pep club bet ­t ~r this ·year we have drawn up a s e t of rules. All the ~irls have been a sheet . of them, ·

The rul~$ ;;i,re. as . .follows:

1. Must attend home 6ames in order to ride bus to attend away games.,

2. They must set with the pep club ..• J . Get refreshments only ··at half time . --4. Red skirt, white blouse of swea ter

,. · (Nd· S½C[S) ·:;:·.::.r ,., . ,.:,~ .. ,,.,., .. ;, ,.;.., r; ,:, ·"5·.:,i Ri1ae tiiis'' both ' 'wa'· S u.riiefs's' '6.a'l:r'ed-,:.'.' ½ •'"'..::c;{oF .J?.f'p~'reEts } ( l~c: :_, • :::-;; ·i:. _ _1,-:):'..';: ~

;"' ;6~1-)e:aiFt. JTl.±s's '·-af?r - t'vo '~iii.e's. sf/1,a,. ' J?1: 1 --:'('~in ·,-thti{::b1J:B ~-,;; thile \s_s',\roJ ' ·are "~':Lek~.•,

~?-~Y:No I 1)ofi 'ltJ:ic¼Je d ·t:i,;; e t\,i th '·': c·ihit' (C ,., "'':._:' ~ r .,,.~ . __ ,.., ; . ,..,_ .. ,., .• " ·~J ··, ,:..~ ,. ··: . ~

8. Cartl..:.t''y'B'J:J:-'1goin1f thr6ugh' :a ···tow ri' • • '-:. 9,. No ye llin f:, on .the bus. 10 .Sing only if driver permits --- and

ev e ryone sin gin s same song. 11 .Can 't bring anyone on bus with u. 12.If eating on bus-put trash i n box. 13. No bad lan gua) te-we r ep resent our

school . 14.Stay to get h er at a ll tim es, except

during the half time. · 15. Admission 25¢ for a ll Pep members.

Some of the dutie _s of the members- ­To help keep up th e school spfrtt~ , , make posters for homecomin g, Bupport the football boys apd bas ketball boys with our ch E?°erin g, s e t a goo d exampl e for youhger students, g ive a good e m­p ression at all tim es, not just at ga mes.

EVERYONE HELP US YELL EVEN THRO YOU· ARE NOT A MEMBER. t ·

; - • • I

l . • ~ .. ),

I·; • ~ .'. '.' : ' r • ~

,(. •.) i, • ;_ · • ·•: ~. - . .;

> '

. \ .. ' ._~ . },_;.. :

'ocTOBER BIRTI-ID.AYS

J . : 1 Carol Wal l ace.: ••• ~· •• · ••• .•••••••••• ; •• 1 Charles Dur:bin., ••••• .• , · ••••••••••• -••• 2 Sandra Lea N".anning ••• ~ ••• -•••••••• : ••• 2 Diann€ Rambo.,; •••••••••••••••••••• ·• •• 3

' -- -fla..vid Sc hum.a.ch er •••••••••••••••• .•••• 3 I Randy Littlef i eld ••••• ; ••••••••••••• ~

Roger Greninger •••••• -•••• o. ~ •••• •. • · • 5 Elizabeth Fisher •••••••••••••• -•• , •• ·• 9 Jimrny Littlefield ••••••••••••••••••• 9 Kathie Sue Elli s · •••••••••••• . , ••• , 13 Donna F.ra nc i s co •• , ••••••••••••••••• 15 Frank Jackson •••• .•••••.••••••••••••• 15 Bar bars Teague •••• -. ·• •••••• .-•.•••.• , , 17 Jimmy Will i ams ••••••••••••••••••• ,.17 James Burch ••.•• -.•.•... .•.• ~ ••••.. • .18 Rose Hank ins ••••••• , ••••• , ••• , ••••• 19 Debbie .Mathia •••••••••• , , • , • , • , •••• 19 Linda Burr i s ... ...•... . ...•...... ,, . 20 Janie Blizzard, •••• , •• ~ ••••• , ·, ~ , ••• 2J Tim Brady • •.•••....•••..••. . •••.••• 23 Coeta Downing •••••• , •• -••• ; •• ~.~ • ••• 27 Ro.y Crowder •• ...... . ................ 28 Annette Hardesty ••.•••• -•••••••••••• 28 Susie Shera . ............... . .....• , 28 Ralph Shorter •••••.•. , ••••.• ~ • .•••• 29 Jack Br·own •.•. ...................... 30 Ginger Drake •• -• • •••••• • ••••• , •••• ·• ~31 .Tonnie Reece • • , .......•.•........•• 31

BAND TRIP

Th e High School Band :accompanied ''-o;r .. their director, Hr. Roe, ·will par­

ticipate in the Tulsa State Fair ' par­ade Saturday, (Tomorrow). This has been a yearly event for the band .for severa l years.

DRES.S.:..UP-DAY

Did YOU observe our Dress-Up Day'. today? If not, don 1t for get next time .

WELCOME TO ALL NEW S'IUDENTS

SENIORS

· Lloyd Barnes .•• .•••• s.w.c., Mo • . Darell Blizzar:d • • • Mi ami, Okla, . R,c,ger ,_Frakes. . • • .• • Chelsea, Okla. Janie ,BH,zzard. , •.•• Miami, Okla. _J ohn Baldwin. • • ••• .Mi a.mi, Okla . .Karen Perry .• • .• .• • Tale g•'h, . Okl a. George Timothy Snow •

.JUNiORS

Stacy Brown •• ·- · ••••• Tulsa, Okla. Kathleen Hankins. • • .Fairland, Ok, Lawren ce Barnes •••• s.w.c.. Mo. Larry Brady •••••• Carthage,Mo. Paul Cpope r ••• , •• s,w,c., Mo, :f:lPtrry Jacob s . • • • • • Afton, Okla. Stephanie R'3,ldwin • • Mi ami, Okla.

SOPHOMORES

John Hutchison. • • Luetisha Nitche l l.

9th G1H1DE

• • Niami, Okla. Jay, Okla.

Anna Hae Back -• • • . , • Turkey Ford Shirle,y Bartor1 ••••• ·rurkey Ford J immJt .Slbert •·• - • • •.• turkey ford Vivian i~hodes • • • Turkey ford Karen Smith •. ~ • · Liami, Okla. Ginger Frakes •••• Chelsea, 0Kia. Hoger Greninger •.•• Turkey ford John Love ... ~ .-.. Soloman, Kans .

8th Gft.:..Di;!;

. 'I'im Brady ••• • , ·• Carthage, Mo. Zrnie Hankins • • • • • • • • Oregon

. Toni Bryant .•. , . ,Gravite Fal ls , 1,eb:era Hughart Tulsa , Okla, . Debbie Mathd.a· Turkey Ford

7th GRADE

,Bonnie Hicks •• • • · Debra Morris Connie Eountree ,Tqnnie Mitchell Mikeal,Jackson Teon Page

. . . . . . . . . . Hickory Grove ·Hickory -Grove

Jay, Okla. Zena, Okla.; Zena, Okl a.

Onr FFA officers this year are . . . PRESIDENT ••••••• '\tICE PRES ID ENT • • •

• Steve Nichols .:.:s~ ,Roee-nt;a:

. 'ID:iEASURE • REPORTEE • •

'SENTINEL ••• PHC!rCGRAPHER ••••

Roy Crowder Jerry Littlefield • • • • Vci.ke Gaul'tl-• • • Jerry Gordon

FFA SWEE:rHEART

A pretty Grove High School beauty, chosen by the FFA chapter will be looking forward to t he Stat e· Fair of Oklahoma t·is month when she will compete i n the 1966 edition of the State FFA Sweetheart Contest.

Miss Lou Ann Whipkey wi ll be a.nong 100 high-school girls to meet judges in the primary •~ntest at the State Fair on Saturday, Septemb9r 24, in Oklahoma City. She wi ll be j udged on appearance, act i viti es, speec h, and in the final &ontest on Saturday 26, talent will be judged also.

The State FFA Sweetheart Contest has be~ome one of the hi ghl i ghts of the State Fair. Held annually in the FFA Exhibition hall, it att racts chapter Sweet hear t s from all corners of the state.

The Grove chapter selected Miss Whipkey by popular vote l ast ¥1ay.

Wil·JNEES AT THE FAIR

Hogs

Grand Champion Barrow • • •

Reserve Champion • ., . •

~s:& place Jr. Sow Pig ••

2nd place Sr .. Sow •.• • •

Roy Crowder

Ronnie Rowe

Steve Nichols . . . . . . Jrd place '. Duroc Sr. Sow.

Roy Crowder

~oug Bnzza,rdl. 4th place Dl!lroC Jr .. Sow . . . . . .

Mifre Gault 4th place Duroc Jr. Sow. . . . . . ..

Doug Buzzard f:st, 2nd, and 3rd Jr. Boar Pig ••

Ronnie Rowe

.,.

SHEEP

Grand Champion Nat i ve Ewe •••• Ricky Littlefield

CATTLE

Grand Champion Steer - .. -Steve Nichols Reserve Champion Steer- - Tommy-Steen Angus Breed Champion-- -Steve Ni chols 1st light weight Angus.:.- sam Roberts 2nd 1

' 11

" - J. Littlefield 3rd. 11

" "' - J. Littlefield 4 t h " " ,nr_ Jerry Gordon ls t heavy weig ht Angus-Steve Nie hols 3rd heacy wei ght Angus- -Kei t h Fields

HEREFORD BR.FED

Hereford Rreed Champion,Roy Crowder Heifer Champi on--- ------ Jerry Gault 1st ijeifer under two--- - - Jerry Gault 2nd Heifer under two-- -- -- Mike Gault

ANGUS BREED

1st and 2nd heifers under two- - ­Roy Crowder

1st Angus Bull~--- -- -- - --Roy Crowder

A number of the boys attended the Joplin Show last week. Ji. number of ~onors were won i ncluding the ChamF­ion was won by Roy Crowder and Nike Gault won the showmanship trophy both days.

CONGRATULATIONS BOYS AND COAC4! l

Some of the boys will be attending the Judging school at the Tulsa State Fair next Tu~,i~~~

' t

The following members of the Grove band went to the Dewey vs. Grove gar:1e in the Pep Band•

In th e Drum section were: Susie i,·ebster, Melva Pritchard~ Jan Ditmore, Darrel Blizz ard, Lavid Rountre e, Gary Worley, John Baldwin, Gary D.i,llinger, and J erry Gordon.

In th e Sax section were: Sherry Buzzard, Johnny Witty, Sheila Graham, and Sue Teel.

In the Ee 11 Lyre par:t, were: Irma Rouse, end LindB. Pickard.

In the Clarinet section were:Catty Parker, Carol Wall ace, Diana Longan, Donna Francisco, and Doll y Reynolds.

In the Cornet section were: Cheryl Roe, Judy Buzzard, Kristi Morris, John Ann :Masters, James Burch, Hary Jo Rob­erts, and Roger Rose.

On the Base wc1s: Jirnm'J If;enogle.

Iff the Trombone section were: Phil Owens, Dou,g BuZzr:'l:td, ' ;.DaJw·,"'Jones, I{ar:ry Worley, and John Kelly.

There are eighty-six members in the Band th i s year , r-nd twenty -on e of them are new members.

The new members are: John B~ldwin Jerry C-ordon, Darrel Blizzard, Joe Blaine, Max · Wall ace, Jim Williams, Lonni e Hitc hell., Charles Durbin, Dar.:ny Clem, Debra Carter, Ji imrry Stansbrough, Carol Lee Wentworth, Brenda Gilst rap Peggy Buzzard, Carol 0 1Brien, Sandra Lea Mannin g., Pat Hurst, Jr., Connie Rountree, Tarrmy Pritchard, Debra Grif­fith, and Randy DuBoiso

AMERICJi.N ROl':aL

Select ed to r epr esent telaware Q.o. l.i-H Clubs at ,the American Royal at ; Kansas City are, Sue Teel and James Burch. They were chosen on the basis of achievements, personality, work com­pleted. The dates are Oct. 13 to the 17.

GIR.LS LETTERMEN! S CLUB NEWS

The girls who are enrolled in Bas­ketball this year have formed our own ''Girls Lettermen Cl1;.b. 11 We have order ­ed sew;ral · diff. er ent Jit' ems su ch i"S ni• ­ties, T-shirts, etc: which will be for sale as soon as they come in. They can be obtained from any High School girl who is enrolled in Easkeyball. (We1ve also ordered T-Shirts for the lower grades.} Our officers this year are:

PREF\IDENT ••••••• Judy Buzzard VICE PRESIDENT. • • • Linda Downing SECRETARY •••••• Gaeta Downing REPORTER ...... ., Lou Ann Whipkey

F, H.A. NEWS

The Grove Chapter of F.HoA• elected officers last year for the oncoming year, which were:

PRESIDENT •••••• Lou Ann Whipkey VICE PRESIDENT ...... Joyce Austin SECRETARYe •••••• Linda Downing 'IREb.SURER •••••• Melva Pritchard REPORTER •••• • ••••• Sue Teel PARLIAMENTARUN •••• Sheila Graham HISTORIAN. ·• • • • • .. Carol George CHA.PUIN.. • • • • •• Carol Wallace SONG LEADER. • • • • • • Trudi Davis PIANIST. • • • • ., • • • Joyce.Austin CHt,PTER MOTHERS: Mrs. JKill Whipkey,

:Mrs. Chloe Austin, Mrs. Joe Downing and Mrs. Harve Pritch 8rd.

Our F~H .. A ... distr i ct meeting,__this, 'yf:::rr is in Barl,l esvi'.LJ_e. Grov0 ·is ., doing a sk i t in ·-th e-:-~ p:rog;nam entiU .id~ 11:t-fak,> .A~

Your Money Behaveo u:i The girls who n::e in this skit are: Sbeiµa Graham,Carol Wallace, Debra Patterson, Kathle en Han­kins, Karen Smith, a~d Peggy Blaine.

Also we are planning our annual Car Wash for October8th. The girls will

be notified at a later date when and where they will be working.

hs. you all know Miss White i s our new Home Econorrdcs teacher this year. I know our F,H.,A. program wil l be just as progressive th is year as it has in the past years. We all think Miss White is doing a wonderful job.

4-H CLUB EXHJB!TS A.T. CO. FAIB

The 4-H 1ers who entered e'xhibits in the Delaware County Fair and the rib­bons t-hey received are:

Kristi Morris-2nd Parder House rolls, 4th dress.

Peggy .Blevins-1st cookies, 1st rug, 1st sweater, Champion Handi­craft sweater, 3rd skirt and blouse,

Shei l a Graham-5th dress, 2nd special class cotton wardrobe, 4th bread, 1st rose, 2nd flower arrangement.

Donna Frqnci .soo-lst cotton wardrobe, 1st garment bag, 2nd · dress, 2nd hot peppers, and 1st bread. ·

Carol Teel-1st dress. Janet Teel-4th dres ·s, 2nd garment bag,

2nd flower, 2nd bread, 2nd ceramics.

Lirida Beason-2nd skirt and blouse, 2nd cookies, 2nd clothes bag.

Dolphyne McCullah-lst Guernsey heifer, Guernsey Breed Cham­pion, · Reserve Cham­pion, ·4.th Sho .. manship Contest, =5th dress.

James Burch-1st insect collection, 1st pears, lst · serica bundle, 1st yellow hop bundle.

Randy Littlefield-1st sheep. Argyle Harry-3rd rabbit.

Ricky Littlefield-1st sheep, Reserve Champion sheep.

Gary Crittenden-1st Duroc Boar. Tommy Steen:-lst · steer, .. Reserve Champion. Steve Rowe-1st · hog.

HOW TO DISAGREE

One secret of suocessful conversation is l earning to . disagre~ without being disagreeacle. It isn't-what but how U speak that make.s all. the 'difference. Ben Franklin used to remark diplomatically, rron this point I agre.e. But on the other, if you don I t mind, may I take exception? 11

CLASS OFFICERS OF 1966 ~ ....... : . . .•• ' . _ _,.___.,

SE,J\JIORS

PRESIDENT •• , •• VICE-PRES •••• , SECRETARY. • • • • REPOH1ER • • • , • S TUDEi'J'T COUNCIL, • . .

JUNIORS

PRESIDENT. • • VICE-PRES ••• SECRETARY •••• -REPORTER , • • • • S'IUDENT COUWCIL ••

• • ,Don Shero • Steve Nichols • Judy Buzzard Janie Blizzard Quentin tlcGhee Becky Peters on

.Ronnie Buzzard • .Louie Benson • C~arles Holcomb • •· ,Mike Wiley • Jimmy Iceno gle • .Wanda Lefler

SOPHOMORES

PRESIDENT, • • , • • • J e rry Gault VICE-PRES. • • • • St eve Patterson SECRETARY, ••• · .Peggy Blaine REPORTER ••••••• ~Erk Cotner S'lUDENT COUNCIL. •• • Gary Worley

• • Susie Webster

FRESHMEN

PRESIDENT. • • • • • Pauline Hale VICE-PRES ••••• Jimmy Reynolds SECRETARY. , ••• Debra Heffleman REPORTER ••••••• carol Owens S'1UDENT COUNCIL. ••• Tommy Steen

• •• Brenda Aus tin

EIGHTH GRADE

PRESIDENT ••••• Freddie Oliver VICE-PRES. • • • • • • Steve Gibe SECRE'I'.4.RY ••••••• Carol · Teol REPORTER • • • • . • Robert Sweeten S'IDDENT COUNCIL •• · .. Te rry Lefler

. •• Deb bie Spar kman

SE VENTH GRADE

PRESIDENT. , • i • • ~ ·• Tommy Burger VICE-PRES •• . •• . •• ,Max Wallace SECRETARY. • • .• s ·teve Schumach er REPORT.ER.• :. ,. • , ~ • Ra.ndy DuBois

· S'IUDEilTT COUNCIL. ~ ; None Eiec ted

. ' ' : I\J l.....,_ I - ·

) I ·, , __ - __ J , .. ~ ... "·

--f

r -.: ·-. .

' I ... - :-

I I L -- 1 ... -__ ,

I

NAME: Kar en F. Perry PLACE OF BIRTH: Miami, Okla homa Dii.TE OF BIRTH: January 30, EYES: Brown HAIR: Black WEIGHT: No comment HEIGHT: Short FAV. NAME; David FAV. COLOR: Blue FAV. FOOD: Sea ~ood s Fl\V . SUBJECT: Govern ment

1949

;

PASTil !E: Playing Tennis, and making trips to Tahlequah!!JJ!JJ AMBITION: To be a cl in ic.al

psyc hologist! PET PEEVE: Ri ding that ole bus!

NAME: Don Shere PIJ..CE OF BIRTH: Shawne~., . Ol~;.ahoma DATE OF BIRTH: June 1, 1949 EYES: Bl ue lJA L'?. ! Brown WEIGHT: 163 HEIGHT: 5111 3/4 11

Ff.,V. KAME: Janice FAV. COLOR: Blu e FAV. SUBJECT: Jan ice FAV. FOOD: Steak Pi,STI ME: Eatin g- doin g nothing 1MBITI0N: Jan i ce PET PEEVE: Stuck up peopleJ!!!!!J

NAME: Colleen An~ Hubbard PI)..CE OF BIRTH: Jay, Oklahoma DA TE OF BIB.TH:: March 16, 1949 EYES: Blue HAIR: Li ght Bro;,m WEIGH~: I 111 neve r tell l!JJJ! HEIGHT: 5 I 611

FA V. NAME: Maynard FAV. COLOR: Blue FA V. FOOD: St eak FAV . SUEJECT: Engl i sh IW PASTII'-IE: Bein g ·a Fli r t l 1! l J n .!..'MBITION: Beco me a stewardess PET PEEVE: Boys f rom JayJll!!!J!l

! ! -·· I

,_

' J ... /

..,~ .. ,--, t ,. ____ .

NJ.ME: Janey Regina Moye PLACE CF BIRTH: Southwest Ci ty, Mo. DA TE OF BIR'lli: l'19vember 15, 1948 EYES: Breen HAIR: Brown WEIGHT: 105 HEIGHT: 5 r 5111

FA V • Nf,.ME: C.lyde F'bV. COLOR: Blue FAV.. FOOD: Fried Chicken lPAV.. SubJECT: Typing ~ASTIME: Eat,ing AMBITION: G6 to college PET PEE~JE: Snobbish people

NAME: Linda Louise Downing PU.CE OF BIRTH: Jay, Okl ahoma Df;TE OF BIRTH: July 9, 1949 EYI:>~S: Breen lli,IR : Blonde WEI GHT: i,bout that much HEIGHT: 5 t 3 1"

FhV .. Ni",:NE: Gene FA V. COLOR: Blue FAV. FOOD: Pizza & Shrimp FAV. SUBJECT: Chorus PASTIME: Bein g a pest to people I kr. XMBITION: Graduating & Stru ggl i ng through College at Northeastern State PET PEEVE: Stubborn People(one in

par ti cul ar)

NAME: J erry D. PUCE OF BIRTH: DA TE OF BIR TH: E'IES: Hazel HAIR : Black WEIGHT: 165 HEIGHT: 5 19'1

Littlefield San Angelo , Texas

July 10, 19li-9

FAV. Ni,ME: Karen Fi;V. COLOR: Velvet Fj·. V F'OOD · o ste r , 1 11 11 " 1 1 11 t , : 11 ,

1, • • y 5• •et e e •. I e • e • • t. e.

Fh V. SUB,JECT: Mech. Drawing P1STIME: Swip ing Watermelons AMBITION: To be a better watermelon

" per I 1 1 II 11 I I II I I SWJ. • • • • • • • • • • • • •

PET PF.EVE: To keep Junior J1ackson out of tr oub le from flirting wi th gir}

.. ~·· ., ( '-,

\ , ..... __ ,.:

-I 1 I-· J_J

NAt,1E: Lou Ann Whipkey FLA.CE OF BlliTH: Jvliarni, Oklahoma DATE OF BIRTH: April 15, 194-9 :EYES: Brown KAIB: Black \·JEIGHT: 116 HEIGHT: 5 t 6M' F'i-'.V., NANE: Benny Lee FAV~ COLOR: Blue FAV. FOOD: Shr imp FA\. Sl'.:l3JECT: Chorus JP.ASTIME: Being with Ben & his lit t le blue wagon. · .AMBITION: Get married, go to c-ollege,. PET PEEVE: Snobs, SoH.,H,. & Uncle ~

NAME: Bobby Ki tchen PLA.CE OF BIRTH: Joplin, Mo~ DATE OF BIRTH: July 10, 1948 EYES: Brown HA. IR: Brown "WEIGHT: 130 HEIGHT~ FAV. NAME: My own FAV. COLOR: Red Fl\V. FOOD: Hot Dogs FAV. SUBJECT: MeJJUJ PASTIME: Staying out of work AMBITION: Get out of high school J· FET PEEVE~ Going to school

Ni\.ME: Diana Chery 1 Hughes (Sherry) PU.1..CE OF BIRTH: Tul sa, Oklahoma DA TE OF BIRTH: March 19, 194-9 . EYES: Brown P.AIR: Brown WEIGHT: 110 HEIGHT! 5 t 411

FAV. NAME: Tommy FAV. COLOR: Blue FA V. FOOD: Shrimp FAV. SUBJECT: Chorus PASTIME: Being with Tommy and his little rect ·wagon. Afi!BITION: To get married-go to college --..- -. ...... ......,..,..,..., "l.r • h .~ .,... "T':\ ,.._ . - t

Nh.1'1E: Donna Jean Hi1li.ard PLf,CE OF BIRTH: Neosho, Missouri Dl!IE OF BIRTH: August 9, 1949 EYES: Green HAIR: Brown HEI GHT: 513 11

WEIGHT: Duhl!llt!!l!l? Fk-.V. N1',1'IE~ Ralph Edw-3.rd White(Bull)1 Ff,V ,. COLOR: Brigl1t red. Fl,V. FOOD: Barbeque Chicken FAV. SUBJECT: Government P1\ S';£'IME: Shaking Shel ls AMBITION: Mi:.RRY f. SOTlf . PET PEEVE: WahooJ H

NJJ,IB: Dannie Lee Powell PLlCE OF BJRT'H: Colorado DAT'.E OF BIRTH: .March 5, 1948 EYES: Blue HAIR: Dark Blonde WEIGHT: 125 HEIGHT: 5191~

F ;~ V • NfJ.1E: Linda FAV. COLOR: Blue · Fl1V. FOOD: Shrimp FkV. SUBJECT: Lind a Pf,STIME: Cars AJ\IIDITION:. Mechanica l Engineering PET PEEVE: Someone who doesn't say

much.

NAME: Sally Jane Holloway PLiWE Of BIRTH: Grove, Oklahoma Dl,TE OF BIR'IH: April 19,1949 EYES: Brmvn Hf,IR: Brmm HEI GHT: 5 1 511•

v.fEIGH'r: 128 Fi,V. NA.MEl Rick FiiV. COLOR: Blue FAV. SUBJECT: Bookkeeptng FhV. FOOD: Chocolate ice cream &

pe a.nuts! ! ! l l ! ! ! ! ! l ! ! ! Pi1STIME~ Being with Ri~k A'MBI TION: To be a good wife 1'),:;>,n 0Dt::'1TG'. n,._ .. _ , ~--,.:: ~ i I I I (II f I I If

ti ····, , '

·, . t: N I ·-i

'·"-- ·'·'

r ... ·, ' l --.. ·. t I

; --.,. ·-. -i ; " .. ..... /- ~ ! ) ! 1

,,,,-.,_ , ____ ... I-~- L .. -'

I . -\ , .. __ :, NAME: Rebecca Jo Peterson PLACE CF BIR'FrI: Wichita, Kansas DATE OF BIRTH: November 8, 1949 EYES: Blue HAIR: Blondish Brown WF:!QHT: 100 HEIGHT: 51 2n FAV. NAME: Jarrod FAV. COLOR: Blue

' . I

I ' "·~--/

FAV. SUBJECT: Any kind of history FAV. FOOD: Beef Str oganoff PASTTME: Riding my horse, Windsong AMBITION: Be a nurs e PET PEEVE: Home workll1J!!1J

NAME: Lloyd Wayne Barnes PLACE OF BIRTH: Southwest City, Mo. DA'IE OF BIRTE: March 15, 1949 EYES: Brown HAIR: Brown WEIGHT: 205 lb, HEIGHT: 6t3 11

FAV. NAME: Baby Huey FAV. COLOR: Blue FAV. SUBJECT: History FAV. FOOD: Steak PASTil,1E: Girlsl!l!l!!!!!!!! AMBITION: Be a millionairell!;J PET PEEVE: Mike Spicerl!!!!!J!J

NAME: Rebecca Lynn West PLACE OF BIRT'd: Los Angeles, Calif. DATE OF BIR'IH: August 3, 1949 EYES: Blue HAIR: Blonde (Natural) WEIGHT: All of that & moreJ HEIGHT: 517 11

FAV. NAME: Doot-da-doot-doot FAV. COLOR: Blue FAV. FOOD: Shrimp FAV. SUBJECT: Eng.IV with Mrs. Gourd PASTIME: "Peeling out" AMBITION: Graduate & att end College PET PEEVE: Sittin g behind Chuck in

English & Karen Perry's laugh I I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I ••••••• •••••••••••••

NAME: Dsrell L. PLACE OF BIRTH:

Blizzard, Sr. Fairland, Okla.

·,

' , ,, , .)

DATE OF BIRTH: November 26, 1948 EYES: Brown HAIR: Brown WEIGHT: 175 HEIGHT: 5 1811

FAV, NAME: Deneice FAV. SUBJECT: Females FAV. FOOD: Tuna Fish(dead) FAV. COLOR: Turquoise PAS'I'IME: Horses (messing with) AMBITION: Be world champion girl lover PET PEEVE: For people not to wave when

waved to (by me).

NAME: Martha Leigh Icenogle PUCE OF BIRTH: Ponca City DA'.rE OF BIRTH: February 21, 1949 1'.'Y}!;S: Breen HAIR: Bro,fil WEIGHT: ?? HEIGHT: 5 1 5" FAV. NAME! Shornden FAV. COLOR: Blue Fh V. FOOD: Shrimp FAV. SUBJECT: Music Ph$TI1'1'Ji.: Cooking AMBITION: Get M.R.S. Degree PET PFEI/E: Poncho

Nt.:tii.:E: Charles Edward Adair PLACE OF BIRTH: Oklahoma City Dl~TE OF BIRTH: July 28, 1948 EYES: Dark Brown HAIB:- Black WEIGLr: 165 HEIGH'f: 5 1911

FAV. NAME: Pam FAV. COLOR: Red FAV. FOOD: Steak FAV. SUBJECT: Government PASTIME: Watchin g Cartoons AMBITION: Get out of school PET PEEVE: My car' 111 ,,, , ,,, . .......... .

~ .I t-tst For 11Yes, kids today just don 1t appre­

ciate the old ways-just sitting on their lands until their oil is dis­covered.11

Hif I tm still studying when you come back, wake me up • 11

First teacher: 11How many students are there in your school?rr

Second teacher: 11About one in ev­ery ten. 11 (Are you that ~, or are you one of those nine?)

t1Even being right at an intersec­tion won 1t mend broken ribs,u

11It has reached a point where taxes are a form of capital punisbment. 11

Question : What did the man say as he was burnin g at the stake?

Answer : 11I'm smoking more now and enjoying it less . t1

Quentin: 11I don I t think I deserve a zero on this test paper. rr

Mrs, Gourd : "Neither do I, but it's the lowest mark I can give . 11

Teacher: 11Where did you learn to swim so well? 11

Bi ll y: 11In the water, 11

nso I said to the lady with the wooden leg, I said, "Peg •••• 11

Sai.d a Texan when he saw the Pacif­ic Ocean for the first time: uwonder who owns that swimming poo l ?rr

Girl: (As her Father pushed her boyfriend and his guitar out the door.) HBut Daddy, Bob 1 s not a Rock 1n Roller , He Is a folk singer , "

George : 11How does an e lepha nt get out of a washing machine?n

Don: 11The same way he got in, rr

St. Peter (To New arrival) 11How1 d you get here? 11

Guest: 11F1Ue 11

Sign on an upholstery truck: 110n the road to recovery l 11

Fu Tl ~ Martha: "Do you Glenda: t1No, I

and throw them away olset 11

file your nails? 11

just cut them off like everyone

Mr . Bacon: liI was shot in the leg during the war. 11

Mr. Huggins: 11Have a scar? 11

Mr . Bacon: nNo, thanks, I don 1t smoke. 11

Did you hear about the man who tried to swi.~ the English Channel for the first time? He got half way and de­cided he couldn 1t make it so he swam back •••• ?????

Barber: uwas your tie red before you came in here? 11

Customer: 11No11

Barber : 1100PS t l l n

Carol: alphabet? 11

Joyce: Carol:

11How many letters in the

11Twenty-six, 11

"Nope, TWA just took off! 11

First Ant : 111/ilhy are you running so fast on t he edge of this cracker box? 11

Second Ant: -nrt says right here, 1Tear along dotted line; t 11

Small boy to f athe r : 11There I s · a special P.T.A. meeting tonight-you, my teacher and my principal. 11

Schoolmaster : 11This makes the fifth time I 1ve spanked you this week. What have you to say?H

Youth: 11I am gl ad it I s Friday, Sir. rr

Mrs . Nicks: 11Mike, what are the three great American parties?u

Mi ke: 11Republican,. Democrat, a.,d Cocktails 0

11

Teacher: 11Ye s, Johnny, Lapland is rather thinly populated . 11

Johnny: llHow many Lapps to the mile, teacher? 11

A little boy was saying his go-to­bed prayers in a ve ry low voice.

1tI can 1t hear you, dear, 11 his Mother whispered.

nvfasn I t talking to you • 11 said the wee one firmly.

CHORUS !l'}<:,'WS

11It sure is great to be b/3.ck 11, that

wq,s everyone 1 s first rea.ct :i..on when the Senior High Chorus met for t he fL·st time under tre new dj_rection of Lr. Charles Campbell.

Our first election of

meeting officE~:i."S,

included the . trey ar e:

PR~ '.,;ID~i'-'T. • • • • .Hartha Icenogle VICE- ! ff-s: 01;,\'T. . • • Linda Downin g· f,''C ,-T .RY. , • • • . Colleen Hub be.rd H' · C:F.'l'ER. .Peggy Blaine "DI ·Nit3'IS. • • • .Jo;vce Austin

Becky West r USIC Ll rnv\EI NS. . Jo Ann Buckett

Linda C,a brial

At the present tim e · the,· · chorus, which includes 4c, members; is working on different tyreB of songs to pr•e..,, pare for the ye~r 1 s cowing events.

FALL;,T OF THE FAIR

'I'he 11Faire:.;t of t he Fairn contest Wc\:3 held l"1onday ni ght, ;:jept ember 1.2,at the Jay High School Cafi torium .

Three girls from Grove and four g irl s from Joy en tered the contest, The thr0e girls from Grove were Janice Mer­d tt, Sherry Hugties, and Glenda Niehus.

Judy Netherton, Jay, won the title. Her to lent \~l( ·S a piano solo. Glenda Niehus Y\i s first rnr 1ner-up, and Sherry Hughes w,.s sscond runner·· UP.

Each girl was judgec or1 poi:Se, per­sonality, talent, and beauty. Talent -was limited toi singing or playing a mus­ical ins trur uent, Janice presented a song nHome Gookin 111, acco, 1,panied by Elane Kelley, Sherry sang nJust a Pray­er Away11, accompanied by her mother> i-,1rs. Neal Hugh es. Glenda Aang 11Sixteen, Go­ing on Seventeen n accon,panied by Becky West ,

CL.I

t ,. ,_, .J. ~ l J ~ • .... ~ ~-~ ; :,.,- r;;J_~, ··,u1-/iclw.s

(;-:i ·J ":; Sv tc · :·,e ., ·. ~it\ t c ;. ,; :_;t

('} ~ -:· .. :t I !'v.~ ·re evex:· ·- r; ,·,y1t. ct­

:\s ,, f o.n i t ··:) . ' t'' ~·y ;:, ;,,, tc, ve ,,,

(.-:: ::..~ct, 3 c . L.,, ., c c?:r ,.,·· , ·.1'1-.J. t , L-_ ·to o ~·fJ ccro. :.,_;, c ," · ,.. r :.c[ :;'ii\J.y c::. ·, · .,.. t : le:::,.r·n :,1]

3.L. l t t, e ftnvcY·r., 2;·rt , it ; 'f ; , . vc~cy :t·- )· ... ~c

:i.-r :i cw :, cti.v :tt;,,s ;·< d.r. 1; 1 t .he ,·mok cf C·:;.1 ·.·~-; G ~~·L.:.~ t r· suer' .'J ~: , · } ~t j 1~· up (?l ~els S t te ~:c,..~_: ;. ) E:· 1 ~: . - ' -!. fc.r ot .r i· .. J~!Jr?, t · ( : -

: :. r·.' j . ca r.pd.:J,:n ::.~tc r~ 1 Js, or··r.::r1 ii 1ir,r, ~) . ch 1 cvel ot rnv-:-::·ir cn t' ,:. : ton .} ne; cl : <, ,·,o ! } i t cr• i ,. 1-: to : "o er ci, ,, r,d r ect­i".\ ~.r, u·t2r.t i eo ' lo in Okl ·d·, ,E<, /-( ·.rcrn­r c1·! t.

a t ['j r:l 1 ,, ._·t tn. ,: nd ;, ' : r. :.)o( ·!'i , ~·;-: •

:i.d. · L ··:. c . .iVcri V1

·1~· c;/ , \. ,-·<·: l · ,e !b~,, -:;rs , (;_;J rib'::on on t bc

('•t." : ~ i.··t:;_.··, ;;.,,nci ,'._;, bl.Li(; ·t·~ :-~bovl . ·er,:i.,C,..>Cr,.t3d t lc ;:(•or · r- l:.;r •ty.

c ,·:e .-·e vj s.:.. t c ; by r.-r,y y i; ., ,n ·t:•,nt rs :~1-;.i t.'t. ··L·: C1kla! ~or-1a ~,-,.1'rf··r·t c·.:1t, ~,uch .. 1:::~ t ( r:u '.)rab l8 l' er ' r·y '·::.::\.!;_on , J1_;,_,t. ice :>;,J.:l: '.':_: _E?d: c:.,, _"Toli.rt J. (f~· : J:) Ci.Ti ) , {;i. :C · C t :. Z • ~ l .. 8 J ;J. slD . t t ) c~·. J.. t>c"1ntor J ~?Oi1

t':t_,·J i , . . ~·· 1 i.c r· · .. ;.:~.ct A.r<l f~o:;.s:-~e, ~.errre ,~,er.­t · t . -..c fi:. r m,r Co1,·. Eer,:r .. s:· nt t;;_-,1c; J. D.

: t ff, ;>nd : (}..Il~r ot ~~;.c~-s " 1 le.:..'.r ne d so r ,,.,cl , .-: t Ci;"] 1 e E;t <-1, te

tt:lt 1 ·i~; L it CO\. ,l O. be t,,,.~•.i't to CV (T~i ­

;) .. c . MoJ:'{-:: than rmc t Glt o ~ tl ·,c cco ,'le ii1 t'. (, Un:.:.ted ,it ,.t ~3 L 01• n~th:i ··•r; about ~ 0°rc.rnn:r-ont. L:ny r;eople <.1 ·.mt s knot-, h>i-·' to pc~;v ~ 1"'0 !KT r e :; uu: t to th c fl;i.g. 'i1,ere -,.r-e l H.~IY p0op1.c i'·il .o d on 1 t s2.y the" f ld .n l of i~lle 8i1o.nce rrorer l y,

I a ·'.':. cef't:.a.in tr, a t if <2vm-·:one could attend Ci i·l I s ~,tate or Eoy I s ;:;L-.t s, ti ey i-,0u lct tnd(-rstand the grca tncsc, of the United '.;ta tE.:s, and th is 1-mul d be a , 'ore pD.tr i otic countr y .

The secret of success is knowing how\to put you r best foot forward without step­ping on somer:ne 1 ~ t,oes ~

..

WHA·T-SO?-'IE OF'·lJS DID IURING THE SUMMER

J 0¥ CE AUSTIN- Went t o a at ' ORU and vis it ed a r oun d

Youth Semin a r Anderson , Mo.

CAROL GEORGE;.;. Went t o work ed at Shangr i l a ,

ORU and

wi t h had

Jo y ce, fun! l l

J UDY BUZZARD- Atte nde d Drum Maj or Ca'llp an d worked at Beaucha mps Drug Sto r e .

J ANIE BLIZ ZARD- Went t o Cheerlead in g Camp at Nom,an and went to Rodeo s .

LINDA DOWNING- Worke d at Lakes i de and le :1.rne d to s ki i n my sp a r e ti.me •

VI NI TA BRE1/ffiR- Worke d f or Mrs. Cot ne r and went to Rode os,

COLLEEN HUBBAED- Stay e d with .an Aunt and Unc l e in Kansas Ci t y , Mo.

JANEY MOYE- Wor ke d at Lake s ide and in my sp a r e tim 6 h2.d fun.

KAREN PERRY- Aft e r vi sit i n g re l at iv e s , I spe nt a l it tle t ime babysittin g.

BECKY i,'11E-ST- Aft e r at tendin g a fa mily r euni on, I spent a week in Ar kans as and then I went tc Si x Fla gs Over Tex..as •

SHERJY HUGHES- Went to Ar kansa s for a few days . Went t o a rodeo. Spen t the

rest bot heri ng Tom~

DONNA HILL IARD- Wen t t o Ind i an Cer emon­ia l Dances and Rodeo s • .

DAVID ROUNTREE- Wen t i ng wi t h Shei l a , and sib l e .

s a ili ng, and sa i l­a s l i ttle as pos -

DOUGLl\.S WHI TNEY- Went to tben came home a nd worked th in gs .

Boy ' s St at e_ at a f ew ot he r

DON ,SHERO- v,;or ke d and goof e d of f ! • • • •

DON O I DANIEL- Worked - 11play e d 11•

TTivI WEBSTER- Worke d and di ddled aroun d .

LLOYD BARNES- Work e d and goof e d off.

MARC JOHNSON- Work e d at P. G. !11 • • , • .

BOB.i3Y KI TCHEN---:-- NOTHING', NOTHINGJ ! l

ROi\illIE BARNHART- Goof ed of f a nd mess ­ed aroun&.

CHi1RIBY WILLI :iMS - Labored at t he c i ty mark e t .

J A1"1ES BURG.rt-Worke d at home, Boy4 St.

P.ONNIE ROWE- .Me ss e d aroun0 i n C-ent ry.

MI KE WILEY - Wor ked anc loaf e d l ! J l L l ~

CIKRLES HOLCOMB- -Worked and went to Texa s .

DOB ARMSTRONG--- Work e c-- Worked T t IT I I ...... RONNIE BUZZARD- Not hin g wor t h ment i on­i ng .

ROGER FPu.i.KES- Wor ke d a nd the upual.

ERMA ROUSE- I wor ke d a ll sur,,me r 2n d whe n I wa sn 1 .l, wor k i ng I was sw i mmin 5 a nd sk ii ng .

LOU ANN WHI PKEY- Work e d a t Vr 1E 1S an d goof e d arourd wit h Ben i n sp a r e t i me. ·

JOYCE RICHf~RDSON- Work ed all SQmmer a t G1·aha m1 s ,

LI NDA. CUP,IlE,Y- Visit e d :ny gr a ndmot her-in Pryor a nd my sist e r in St. Lou i s ,

DOLPHYJ\i'E Mc CULI.AH- L(,a rn ed t o be a housew i fe.

GLEND/i. NIE!-JUS- ii tt e nded Girls swam, skii e:d, and wor ked.

SHARON Rn .N-- Work e d a t LYLE I S ha d FUN, FUN, FUN.

Stat e ,

a nd

Dfa NE RIGGS-Work e d at t he Grove Publi c Li b,Jr a ry.

KRISTI MORRIS - Rea d books, to Ch1.1r<Jh Camp, t ook car e of 22 ca lv es , and we l l jus t e njo ye d l if e .

JOHI\f KELLY- Work ed a t home and th en at Wic h i ta ab out two mont hs.

Virginia Be rry-------------- ---:...- -- Workin~ in Miami Patricia B0wman---------- ----- ---- -Attend1ng College at N.E.O. Gloria Carrol ----------------- --- -- Married Myrene Fie l ds-~- ---------------- ---Attending Janice Francisco ----- - ------- -- - ---Attending Ann Gabriel- ---------- -- --- - ----- --Attending

at N .E. 0. at N,E.O. at O.U. at Janet Gordon- ------------- - ------ - - Attending

Thelma Hagerm an--------------------Marrisd Patsy_Haves ------------------------ Att~nding Teck School i n Tulsa Cheryl Henaren ----- - -------------- - ------ -VJ.arried

College College College College

Elane Kelly - 0- ---- - -- --------------------- Attending college at Stillwater · Kris Nansell-- ------------- - ----------- - -- Attending colle ge at Stillwater Linda Helton- ------------------ ------ -----A ttending college at N.E.Oo Anne Pickard ------------------------------ Att ending col lege at Wichit a Jean Ann Ramsey---------------------------Attending college at c.u. Anita Riba- ------- - ------- --- ------------- Beauty College, Tul sa Janice Rice-- ---------- - ------------------A ttending colle ge at N.E.O. Thelca Richa"rdson------------------------- Wor king at Kemper1s Cafe Lenore Sander s--------------------------- -Attending colle ge at John Brown Jennifer Teague--------------------------Beauty Colle ge, Tulsa Claudia Wentworth--------------- - ---------At tend i ng colle ge at .N.E.G. Frances West------------------------------ Working in Miami

Lar ry Barnett- ---------------------- ---- -- Drivi ng a truck at McAlester Randy Bates ----- - ------- - ---------- - ------A ttend i ng Bar~r School in Tulsa Lawrence Baty- ------------- -- ------- - ---- Working i n Alabama Rodney Beal-- ---- - --------- - -- - ------ - ---- Working for 1"ialter Tipt on Ji m Blaine- ----------------------- --- ----- Attend i ng College at N .. EeO, Mike Buchanan- ---------- ---- ------- --- ---- Atte nding Colleg ,e. at N. E. o. Benny Claxto n------------ - -------- -- ------ i,1orking at iil1este1 ·n Auto Kenneth Crowder---------------------------Att endi hg. '.fulsq,,Tech. 1'1:i..ke Dainty- -------------------------- -- --Attending College at N.E.o. Lloyd Doublehead -------------- - ------ ----Attend i ng College at N.E.O. Tim DuBois--- --- -------- ---------------- -Attending Coll ege at o.s.u, Daniel Durbin---------------- --- ---------W orking Donald Durbin--- --------------- - --------- Working Kenneth Froud-----------------------------:Married Paul Hershbach --------------- --- ---------- Working in H:i.ami Frank Holcomb---------------------------- Works at Fishe r I s DX Station James Jones ----- - -------------- ----- ----- Attending College at N.E.o. Ross Kill i on----------- --- -- - ------- --- -- Working Bobby Layman---- - -------------- ------ ----- Attending College at N.E.C, Mark Lippert------ ----- - --------- --- ------ Atte nding Coll ege at N.E.O, Darell Longan---- -- ------ ----- ------ --- ---A t t ending l;ollege at N.E.O. James Mathia ------------- -·---------- - ----- Working at Coy Smit h I s Garage Jim McDonald---- ----- ---- -------- ---- ----- Airfo rce Danny 0 1Daniel------------ - ----- ---- ------ Paratro oping (Viet Nam) Mike Prather ------------------------------ Attending College at N.E.O. Don Rhodes-- - ------ -- -- ----- -- ------ ------ Working Mike Schumacher---------- -- ----- -------- -- Working Benny Seabourn ------- ---------- - ---------- -Attending College at N,E,O. Jack Shero -- -- --------------- - --------- - - -Attend i ng Coll ege at o.s.u. Gale Shobe-- - ------------------ -- -------- -Attend i ng College at N.E.C. Pete Smith-- ------------------- - ---------- Attending College at O~S.U. James Spicer-- ------------------ --- -- ---Attending a Trade School Tommy Tipton----- ------ --- ----- ------- ---- Working at Crosslands Larry Voyl es ------------------ - - -- ------- Atte nding College at Searcy, Ark.

D:lar c.,bby: I am madly in love with a boy who

is going steady with another gir l. There is ano ther bo~ who lik es me. I like him too, but not as much as the first boy. Should I go with this boy even if I l~k e the other better?

Needs Help! J i

Dear Needs Help: · Oo ahead arid ·date th e boy who lik es

you, because you never know about stead­y couples. · (Besides you may like him

· better than. the first one.) . Abby

1;€ar Abby: . I have a terrible · inf er iority com­

plex because my current ·flame insists on eating grapes in public every time we go OU t an d everyo ne looks at US

like 1-1e belong at the funriy farm •• \-.Jha t should I do?

Embarassed Raisin,f

Dear Embarrassed Rais in: Tell your raisin counter there are

more raisins in Post Raisin Bran and for him to eat his at breakfast,. ( If this does not work just be glad he does not eat onions.)

Abby

Dear Abby: Plea se help me!!!!!lI have fal l en

in love with a 47 year old man and I am only 17 years of age. Is 30 years too much? 1vw mother forbade me to see him, but I love him dearl y. wnat should I do? ? ? ·? ? ? ? ?

Forlorn

Dear Forlorn: I agree with your mother, you can

have more fun with a boy more of your age than one the a~e of your father or your grandfather.

Abby

Dear /.\.bby: I have a terrible problem and I

hope you can hel p me to solve it. Please answer bec ause co one else can help me.

You see Abby I have this awful habit about my boyfriend burping out in publ ic. I told him it was ill man­ners and not polite but eve rytime he doesit then when someone looks around at him, he laughs and points at me Abby he won't quit_! What am I sup- -­posed to do???????

tear Fit to be Burped: Tell that bo37friend of yours that

it is his choice b6tween you or indi -5es tion, and burping.

Abby

:cear Abby: I am go inf with this boy. He is al­right except for one small thi ng, he insists on taking off his shoes when we go someplace.

This is not so bad I guess, but he is always for~etting to put them back on. He has walked into many favay ~laces with NO NO NO NO shoes.

How can -I get him to keep his shoes on without making him mad.

D:?ar Sweetheart:

Sweetheart of a Shoeless Boyl l

Tell that shoeless sweetheart of yours to keep his shoes on or you 111 take one of and use it on him.

Abby·

~TE, 4-B CLUB ROUNDUP, Mt...Y 24- 27

Deletates to State 4-H Roundup at o. s. U. last spring, their pa rtici pa­tion and honors were as follows:

1st place state Poultry Individ ­ual Demonstration~ -Ricky Littl efiend, ls t place eastern Oklahoma SkillDri v­ing--Pete Smith, 2nd. place state Safety :cemonstrat ion- Argyl Harry and Tommy Steen; 2nd. place Automobile In ­dividual Demonstration - Ro~er Rose; 2nd place district Cooperative Illustrative · Talk and Health Workshop-James Burch; Jrd pl~c~ disrorict Regular 4-H Talk-- ­Kristi Morris; Top Ten in Girls 1 Dress Revue-Donna Francisco; 5th place State Re:gular Illustrative Talk and Speech­Worksh op-- Alvin Krurnmery; Red Ribbon Illustrative Banking S1Jeech --Vir ginia Richardson; Recreation Workshop~ Sue Teel; Corrnnuncia tions Workshop - Sheila Graham; Heal th Workshop- Sandra Richard ­s on; Citizenship Workshop- Tim Du.bois; Recreation Workshop- Janet T.ee 1. Lou Ann Wnipkey, PeftY. Blevins and Dol­phyne McCullah alone with the other- ­girl s gave their Share-the - Fun Act which was well liked by ti1e group .

LET US F.A VE THk T FOURTH VIC'l'ORY TONIGHT! ! .

BE A T CHELSEA

GRADE SCHOOL ENROLLMENT

The grade school has an enroll-ment of '34 7 students this year• .

First grade ••••••••• 65 Second grade ••• 9 •••• 53 Third grade. • • • • • • ., .53 Fourth grade ••• ,.,. .... 59 Fifth grade ••••••• •- .61 Sixth grade.• •. ~ •• • .56

The ;first gra(:ie _ te~ch~:i;:~ .. f3-J'e.: .. , ,, , Mrs • . Caudi11.:..:.enrolL-nont. • '·. ·· 'j2 Mrs. DuEois--cnroll~ont •••• 33

Second grade teachers are: Mrs. Nuckolls--enrolL~ont ••• 27 Mrs~ Culver--cnroll., ncnt • 26

Third grade teachers are: Mrs. Faster ~er.rol111ent • • • • 27 Mrs. Brice--enrollmsnt • , • • • ~6 ..

Fourth . grade: teacnefs ,.!ai'e·:·,, ,,:,< ' ·'.)H '.-<',+, ;,;;,;---;;

Mrs~ l;a ·rke~-cnrollnent • • • • 30 Mrs. Chastian..-enroll~ent .29

Fifth: gr .,.dc te achers are: ~·:rs. Francis...-enrollmont. • • , 31 ?-:rs. Pri tch2.rd--cnrollment • • • 3 0

Sixth gr~dc te~chcrs are: i~rs. Brownine,;....cnrollment • • • 2S i:.:r .. Hug··ins....-enrollment • • • • 28

F. H, A, NEWS by Sue Teel

Monday, Sept. 26th, the district meeting of the Future Homemakers of America was held at the Senior High School in Bartlesville. Those attend­ing were Kathlene Hankins, Carol 1,i.lall­ace, Peggy Blaine, Debbie Patterson,,, E:2.1ren Smlth, Sw,ie _Webst~r, Sherry Buzzard, s 'ue Teel aricl s 'he:i.la Graham,

The Grove Chapter put on a skit showing the "Wise use of MoneyJn. We also took part in group discussion.

The main theme f Dr the pro 5ram wa_s 1121 Years, Foundation for Progress 11~u

~ . ' .. :'~1··•..-,-;;~:-~-·.!- ·~ ,.;:··, .)1. :.::. - ,· .

ANt\UAL CAR WASH

The annual car wash will be Oct. 8 from 9 A,M. to 5 P.N. at the follow­ing stations: Kirtley Phillips 66, A­dairs Ford, Smiths Chervolet, Fishers DX, ."'-rn:dl Taylors Phillips _66.

BOYS STA7E by Ronald Hadley

Four f oys from Grove plus a new­comer went to Boy's State last sum­mer. The boys that attended were: Douglas Whitney, Phil Owlc)ns, l:Tame s Burch, Ronald .Hadley, and Roger

Frakes from Chels ea and who is one of our Seniors this year , Charles Williams could not attend as he had an inflamation tri his knee.

-. · ·w~ -·~{~yed at Central St at e Col.., lege at Edmond for a week and while we were there we learned about Okla­homa government and also put it all into practice. Elections were held for every office in the state from Governor down to the lesser city of-~~qi_e,~1":!:.:J.'; c, j ,_ ·.: .. : :. ',

But it wasn 1t all government and learning, it was having fun, meet­ing new people, and doing all the things there were to offer. We were visited by the honorable Governor Henry BelL'1l.an, former Gov0rnor Geo­rge Nigh, ·and 'both candidates for Governor, Republican Dewey Bartlett and Democrate Preston Moore.

All of us enjoyed participating in it and we hope this year Boy 1 s Staters enjoy it as much as we did.

The Girls and Boys Stat e repr es ent­atives and their parents were honored by ·. tl;te .. ~.erican L.eagon and Lad ies Auxilary last night Nith a dinner. The members attending wer e: Glenda .Niehus, Phillip Owens, Ronald Hadley, .James Burch, and Douglas Whitney .

*****************'~***'*************** , ., ,Tb.,e , .. s,e.cret . ,of ,success is kn o1~ing

ho'r: "to ' ~'"'ut 'y'oi:i.r -'best foot forward without - stepping on someon e 's toes .

************************************

B S.: A T B 'I) A T

0. M.A. 0. M:. A.

B B A T B T.; A T

0. lv!. A. 0. M. A.

CA?ET.FiRIA l'J~irvS By Linda Burris

The cooks in our cafeteria this year are : Inez Crawford, the manager; Billie Sanders ; and Clye Buchanan .

Mrs . Crawford has been wit h us for fi ve years; she has had fif teen years experience cooking in school caf eterias, She formerly cooked at Del ,ware School. We sincerely hope she wi l l continue with us.

Billie Sanders is startin~ 1,,,er fifth year with us. She seems to like it here with us and we hope she will continue her cooking in our cafe­teria.

Clye Buchanan is starting her ninth year with us here at Grove. We hope she will continue with us .

All three of our cooks are of Grove and we hope they will all stay here at our school cafeteria.

Thank you ladies, from all of us at Grove Public School s .

ABC 1S OF S.1£1\JIOH CLASS

A- thletic -- George Huggins B-o t hersome--Danny Powell C-antankerous--Sherry Hughes D-aring--Don 0 1Daniel E-nergetic --Shar on Ryan F-orgetful--Janie Blizzard G-reat--Ridgerunnersll!l!l!ll H-ardheaded--Ronnie Powell I-mpossible- -Jud y Seabourn J -o ker -- Ronald Hadley K-in d--Becky Peterson L-over--Don She ro ??? M-erry--Janie Holloway N-utty--Diane Riggs 0-nery--Lou Ann "\.vhipkey P-est- -J ohn Proctor Q-ui et -- Karen Perry R-at tlebrain --Marsha Wright S-tudious--John Kelly T-all--Larry Ramsey V- npr edictable--Donna Hilliard V-i gorous -- Janie Moye W-onderful --S eniors 67 X-uberant--Patty Lippert Y-outhful-Martha Icenogle Z-estful - James Burch

DRl VBR:.:i TLL,INfo G

There are 31 students enrolled in Drivers Training this semester. They are Diana Anderson, Phillip Arnall, Phylis Arnal, Larry Bradshaw, Paul Cooper, Jer ry Hudson, Annette Hardesty, Doug Jackson, Roy Kelly, Willis Killion, Bobby Kitchen Leona Landrum, James Littlefield, Eunice' Melton, Johnny lY.brritt, Kenneth Mestrovich, Cathy McGhee, Judie Park er, Martha Pulis Suzzie Shero, Nike Spic:er, Gary Stogstill, Roy Taylor, Billy Tip~on, Burt West, Don York, Juanita Fenner .

The Drivers Training car will be a 1967 Ford furni s hed by Adn.ir Motor Co. It will be delivered as soon as the new models are on disp l ay.

They are now getting much of the classroom work done before they sta_rt dr iv i ng. They are studying the Oklahoma Drivers Manual, Man and the Motor Car, and Sportsmanlike Driving .

They must have 30 clock hours in the classroom and 6 hours behind the wheel.

11,.tPii,UVEl"iliNTQ lVJi'.DE lJURI1~G SUhJ.•JJ:m 'I'v uU.rl 0 CHUUL

The grade building was completely repai nted and air-conditioned, Floors in all buildings were refinished or cleaned and waxed, A new practice field for th e f oot ball team was made . A new servL ,e road was made on the east side of the football field.

( BUS DRIVERS) We have eight school buses this year.

Some of the bus es we got new last year and we got the rest new this year.

The bus drivers and t he number of the bus they drive are as follows .

No. 1- A. L. Hadden No. 2- Gerald Fields No, 3- Farrel Hoover No. 4- Edgar Huggi ns No. 5- Alv in Crowder No. 6- Haley Sanders No.? - Leslie Hemphi ll No t~,§,:;,_};IR~, .~,e*~\ .,,.,,_,,._,,_,,_,,_,,"'uw• ,,~

'1'; 7, r\ n'7~"":7\~'?\...,r7f7'('" 7(""';~/\7 \ 7\ 7'o: ,, •\ ,...,,.. f\ ,<"1,

If at first you don 1t succeed, you are like everyone else,

BEAT O.M.A.!!!! BEAT O.M.A,!!ll!!!!!!

THE tv'.1AN IN THE Grnss

When you get what you want in your stru 5gle for life, and the world makes you king for a day,

Just go to the mirror and lor.:>k at yourself and see what that men has to say.

For it isn't your father or mother -or wif e whose judgment upon you must pass;

The fella~ whose verdict counts most in your life is the one starin g back from the gl 3ss.

You may be lik e Jack Horner and chis e l a plum, an d think that you I re a wonderful guy,

But th~ man in the glass say s you 'r e only a bum If you can 1 t lq ok him straight in the eye.

He 's th e fellow to pleas e , never mind all the rest, For he ' s with you clear up to the end,

And you've pass ed your most difficult test If th e man in the glass is your friend.

You may fool the whole world down the pathway of years, and get pats on the back as you pa ss,

But your final rewar d will be heartach es and t ears If you choa ted the man in the glass.

From the desk of Ra lpn Shi pl 8y

SENIOR HI. FOO'i'BALL SCHEilJLE WHAT ABOUT COLLEGE EXPENSES

SE?T. 9 . . . . . DEWEY . . . . . . SEPT ,16. . . . . AFTON . . . . . . SEPT. 23, . . . .CHELSEA. . . . • . SEPT.JO . . . . o. M. A. . . . . • OCT. 7. . . .BENTONVILLE. . • . . OCT. 14, . . . . PICHER .. . . • . OCT. 21. . . . , WYANDOITE. . . . . OCT. 28. . . . • W"'....B TVILLE. . . . . NOV. 4. . . . • COMMERCE. . • . • NOV. 11. . . . . . , JAY. . . . . .

JUNIOR HI. FOOTBALL sca EIULE

SEPT, lJ. • • • }'A IRLAND. • • • • • T SEPT.20 •• McDOtlALD COUNTY • , •• H SF.PT. 27 • • • , WYANDOTTE, • H OCT. 4. . . . , JAY. • • • , n

11, • • • , • • • • • • • OPEN 18 .. , , . ~FTON ••••••• T

,,.. 25, • WY.'.1.NDO'ITE. , • • • • T NOV. 1 ••• , • JAY • • . • , • T NOV. 8. • , • FALFtL'iND. • • • H

BEAT O. M. f;.. ! ! ! i BEAT 0, :1, A, !

BE11T 0, M, A.

1 · .

T T H T H T T H H H

Since the stud e rit is the one who gains th e many bcnef:ts fr om a coll ege education, he should assume at l ea st part of th e res ponsibility for paying his expenses. He can do t h is by savin g by workin g, a nd by borrowin g; he can al ­so contr ol expenses t o a consid er abl e ., extc;nt by his choice of his collc gc,

No stud ent should consider it imposs­ibl e to a tt end colle (C because of his fin ances. Jobs and lo ans a re the most readily avail able kinds of fin a ncial aid and virt ually every colle ge can e i trer pr ovide them its elf or h,"l p students to loc a t e th em.

GUIIY~NCH. :cEPARTMENT

It takes a wise man to know when he is fi ghtin g for a princi pl e or mer ely de­fending a prejudic e .

'3 E A T O. M. A .•

/' .

(_7 Y C} CJ e , ___ ··--- -

FLqs T GR.A DE NEKS Mrs. Dubois

Ther e ~re thirty-three enrolled in this section of the. first grade. The total enrollment of the first gI'ade th is year is 65, the largest first gr ade for sev eral y~ars.

FIRST GRADE Mrs,. Caudill

In Mrs. Caudi ll 1s First Grade there are th irty-thr ee enrolled.

SECOND GRJ; DE Mrs. Nuckolls

We want to let everyone know that we sure ha ve enjoyed such -"' cool com­fortabl e room to work in. We sure thank all t hose responsible for this air conditioni ng.

There ar e 19 boys and 8 gir l s in our cl as s. Most of th ese came to school la st yea r. Bi ll y Bla ·ck came here fro m Jay. Peggy Carpenter and Sherman RePce came from Zena and Johnny Ree ce from Rockwood, Oklahoma Chuck Jon es f rom Tahleq uah.

Mark Halt erman, Chuck Jones and David Crea son have had Happy Birthday partys s inc e t he first day of school.

Dy t his ti.me we a r e a cqu a int e d wit h each oth er and know how to handl e our books so we are look .ing forward to a busy hapP;v year .

SECOND GRADE Mrs. Culver

The following pupil.$ a re enroll ed in Mrs. Culv er I s s econd grade for this year: Gera l d Ray Baldri dge, Gary Lee Bel kham, Robbie Buzzard, Ronnie Joe Bushyhead , Gary Argus Crawford, Chris Davidson, St even Davis, Randy Dechant Gary Mark Heng, Jimmy Hetherington, Dennis Jackson, Ricky Jackson, Henry Killion, Alan Martin, Douglas Mitchell Johnathan Proctor, Davie Roberts, John Snow, Daniel Tauneacie, Janet Burger Ch~rlotte Bushyhead, Penny Clem, Jean Jackson, Donna Landon, Denise Mahan, Karen Miller, and Lisa Solcum.

)I - r -.. ,..) Ji ' }\._J( - /

\/ I~ ·v\ ·' c· , \_ , 'i _.,,

THIRD GRADE Mrs. Brice

We ar e TestingJ Testing! in our room this week.

To-date we have enrolled 28 grade pupils~ ,ur New pupils ore:

1. David Artrip e from Gentry, lirkansas 2. Ja ckie Hughart from Tulsa, fklahoma J. Kathy Buchan an from Mia~~, Oklahoma ~ 4Gail Ann Gisher, from Sumter, South

Elarolina.

FOURTH GR.i, DE Mrs. Chastin

We are gl a d t o hav.e two new pupils in our room this ·y ea r. 'Ihey are Annie Brady from Carth age, Missouri, and Donita Artripe from Gravett e., Arkansas. Now we ha:ve thirty pupilso

FOURTH GPJ,DE ¥irs. Barker

Twenty ei ght stud ents were en­rolled the first week-of school. Four­·: ..,boys and, fo'l!rte en gi rls . Joe Don

Hutchison f rom Miami wa s t he only new st udent.

At t he clo se of th e second week, we lost Ramona Doss , who moved to Tuls9. Three boys hav e joined our class sinc e enrollment day. They a re D~nny Br a dy fr om Cartha ge, i'1is souri, and Charl e s Wil li ams end Kim Astin, who wer e gone durin g th e summer and just moved . back.

In soci al stud i es we ~re stud y ing maps , land r,nd water are as, and al so surfaces.

We c1re r ea l ha ppy to have our new Sci enc e and Heal t h books.

FIFTH GRADE Mrso Pritch ard

Of the thirty enroll ed in this section of t he fifth grad e, three are new to th e grov e System this year. T~ey ar e Bill Hutchison, Radny '\rJhit e, and Marlene Edens. Bill comes from Fon-

tana, California, and Marl ene from Baxt er Springs, Kansa s.

(@rade news, cent,}

FIFTH GRJ,DE. . Jrs. Francis

Our room has enrolled :n students. James Doss has moved to TIJl~~ so now we have thirty students.

Betty Ann Brixey, Sam Hankins, and Somuel Page are new students · in our class.

. __ . ( . .

The following students took ex­hibits to the County Fair at Jay: Sharon Je ~n Harding, Betty Ann Brixey, · Kay Halterman and Julia Roberts. · Sev­eral ribbons were won.

Timothy Brown trip to California

.We expect him , back week.

is , on a ten day with his parents. · in school uaext

SIXTH GRJ'.DE Mrs. Broi,,,ning

Mrs. Browning Is sixth grade ment is twenty-eight ·.pupils. White, Jo e Hugha~t, hnnetta and Larry Bell<ham enrolled . class for the first time~

enroll­, Ricky Jackson in this

The class wrote ·letters to their count erpart in Maosin, _Southern ·Leyte, Philippines. 'I'he Philippines sixth grade sent seed necklaces . to .. the girls in last ye ar's class.

The Sunday School increased ea ch Sujday. wa s 63 per cent •

Attendance has Last week it

Class officers for this weekare: PRESTDENT: Greg Epperson VICE~RESIDENT: Thea Fields SECRETJ;RY: · Sherry 0 1Brien LIBRARIMJ: James' Ha.rry.

Kar en Landon got fifth cookies And third prize on

place on .,

her apron sh e took to the · fair. Jill Headings r e ceiv ed first p],ace on her headscarf.

SIXTH GRADE .. . Mr. Huggins

New students in . · our room this year arei Steven Baldwin from Miami

Nark L ddell from Oklahoma City,and Debra Wfiite from Fontana, California. Our students are doing a good job of welcoming them to our school.

If you should visit our room, donr be alaomed if you encounter a tarantula spiders of all descriptions, other in­sects, and jars of pond water in which we hope to f i nd some micros .~opic mon­st ers.

Deborah Green isnttto happy with the thought of being in the hospital for the next few days with a tonsil­ectomy.

Our County Fair exhibitors and their ribbons won were: Sherry Beason, seventh on apron, sec ­ond on tea towel, sixth on cookies; Jo Ellen C'"rey, tenth on head scarf, blue ribbon on brownies; Jeannie Rob­e~ts, third on fat calf.

Jeannie Roberts is at the Joplin Livestock Fair this week with her fat calf. Good Luck, Jeannie!

The students and teachers in the Grade · School ,~ish to express their appreciation for the air condition ­ing that have bade our rooms so com­fortable in which to work., ,

Class officers forthis week are: . PRESIDENT: Jo Ellen Cc?rey VICE-PRESIDENT: Carile e Branson SECRETl,RY. : Sherry Trout 'IRE.~SURER: · Mike Cibe

Have, you forgotten the poem, 111,bou Ben Adhem?1

' Then · come in and join us as we finish our _memory work on it.