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The Cushing Oiler Souvenir Edition For The Cushing Alumni Association All Class Reunion 2021

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Back In Time

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It is a real pleasure to be writing this note for the Oiler. Last year was very disappointing with COVID – 19 and while we still aren’t out of the woods, progress has been made and I’m hopeful for the future.

to come here and spend my money going to school?

The teachers don’t care if I learn or not. That was my wakeup call. From that point I began to apply myself to my education.

My father used to tell me that a college degree was very important but it was really just an indication to potential employers that you can be taught, stay focused and disciple yourself. He said the company that hires you will teach you what they want you to know and do. Very wise counsel!

Back in time, think about this. If you could go “Back in Time” what would you do differently? If you could only make one change, what would it be? Having the benefit of decades of experience, we do have the ability to share some of what we’ve learned with our children and grandchildren.

So, in a way we can go “Back in Time!” Personally, if I could go back, I’d worry less about what others thought of me. I’d take high school more seriously. High School is a time of preparation for our future and the future of our families. I’m confident that many of my classmates already understood that. It took me a little longer. The second semester of my freshman year I thought, why am I here?

No one is forcing me to go to college. The real key for me was this question. Why did I work so hard all Summer Today I tell my grandchildren to pay attention in school and do their very best. Those I’ve been privileged to substitute teach I say the same thing and I tell them to Contact Us: “Dream Big!” We can look back on history but the future Mailing Address: is theirs to make.

PO Box 642 Cushing, OK 74023 Alumni Hall: 116 East Broadway Cushing, OK 74023 Email: info@cushingokalumniassociation.com Website: www.cushingokalumniassociation.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/Cushing-Alumni-Association-Officers-and-Board-Page The Alumni Hall is available for use for class meetings or other types of class get-togethers. To make a special request, contact Joy Kindley at 918-225-6054 or Sheila Wehmeyer at 907-244-9921.

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I hope everyone will enjoy the change of season for our “All Class” reunion and the activities that have been planned. This is my 3rd year as President and it will be my last. We need more alumni to be active in our association. The Alumni Hall is an incredible museum of Cushing High School history. Do miss your chance to visit it and go “Back in Time!”

Gary Fuqua President, Cushing Alumni Association Class of 1969

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F OCTOBER 7-10, 2021 O E L U Thursday, October 7 SCHED EVENTS • Cushing Public Schools will be selling homecoming t-shirts.

Friday, October 8

• CHS Pep Rally 11:25 to 11:55 CHS Field House – Alumni should be in the lobby by 11:00 for pre-seating. Guided Tour of Field House immediately following Pep Rally. Leave from Lobby.

• Lunch at the Field House - Cost is $4.15. Registration/head count cut off October 1st. Text or e-mail Gary Fuqua or Christina Morrill. (Contact Information listed at the end of this schedule.) Alumni meal served at 12:30pm.

• School Tours - Tour of the High School will be conducted by CHS Staff. Immediately after Lunch.

• Alumni Hall Open - 2:00pm to 5:30pm • Dinner at the field house sponsored by booster club. 4:30pm to 6:30pm. Pay at the door.

• Pre-game Coronation of Homecoming Court 6:15 – 6:30pm. Alumni will be seated in the South End Zone. Come early & bring your own seat or set in chairs furnished by CHS. Attending Alumni will be recognized. When recognized Please stand and yell “Be Tough Tigers!” Bring Pep Signs to cheer the Tigers to victory!

• Football game – Kickoff at 7:00pm. Join us to support our Tigers!

Saturday, October 9 • Alumni Hall Open – 10:00am to 6:00pm • 1st Annual Memorial Disc Golf Shootout. This is a Pro – Am event.

• Co-Hosted by Cushing Disc Golf Club & Cushing Alumni Association. Powered by Flightpath of Ponca City. This is a 2-day tournament (Saturday & Sunday) with 180 slot field. Flightpath of Ponca City will be in charge of the event.

• This is the link for the Disc Tournament: https://www.discgolfscene.com/tournaments/The_Farm_Path_Tour_Presents_The_Cushing_Open_2021 • Downtown shopping - Personal choice activity.

• Make the Drag – Personal choice activity.

• Class of 1960 will meet at the home of Sue Medlock 1219 S Highland. 10:00am to 12:00pm coffee & donuts with lunch at Noon. Contact Sue for details.

• Hall of Fame Ceremony in Community Theater - 6:30pm.

• All Class mingle/street dance 7:00pm – 11 pm Broadway District at Centennial Park. Music provided by Golden Reflections.

Beer & Wine available for purchase.

• Food trucks will be available on the Cushing Market Square in the Broadway District.

Sunday, October 10 • Visit church of choice • Individual class activities • Contact Information Gary Fuqua- Gsfuqua1@aol.com - 417-230-9162 (Text only please) • Christina Morrill - christinamorrill@live.com -580-370-6466 (Text only please)

Please note…All the activities are subject to COVID protocols that may be in effect at the time.

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2020-2021 CHS HALL OF FAME INDUCTES

The Cushing Alumni Association is proud to announce two new inductees into the CHS Hall of Fame. The 2020 inductee is Bob Hall, Class of 1970; and Terry Brannon, Class of 1987, is the 2021 inductee. There will be an awards ceremony on Saturday, October 9, 2021, at 6:30 p.m. in the Cushing Community Theater in downtown Cushing.

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2020 CHS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE BOB HALL

’m nominating Bob for the Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 1970. When at CHS, Bob was in Drama Club, Oiler Staff, Band and was a Varsity Scholar.

Following graduation, he went on the University of Oklahoma where he earned a BFA in Drama. Bob is a member of the Executive Board of Local 600 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Motion Picture Machine Operators and the recipient of a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Society of Operating Cameramen.

Bob has had a very successful career in tv and film cinematography since his graduation for CHS. He is a well-known and well-respected cameraman. His career began in 1979 and has lasted nearly 40 years. Many of us, who grew up with Bob, got use to looking at the movie credits hoping to find his name and we often did – over 80 times! Although Bob has been a Californian for some time, his hometown is Cushing and his growing up in Cushing is just part of who he is! His work has certainly taken the name of Cushing to the world!

Bob has worked on more than 80 feature films and television shows, mostly in the role of First Assistant Cameraman. The First Assistant Cameraman works directly with the Director and the Director of Photography in setting up and executing the shots that make up the movie. While the Camera Operator is mostly responsible for the framing and moving of the camera during the shot, the First Assistant is responsible for maintaining the actors in focus. There is no ‘autofocus’ on a movie camera. Focus is done by the First Assistant physically adjusting the focus directly on the lens or using a wireless remote control.

Not looking through the lens, but basically guessing the distance and going by whatever marks and measurements

were done during the rehearsal.

Most modern productions employ two or more cameras, but the First Assistant on the ‘A’ camera is the head of the Camera Department and is responsible for most of what goes right or wrong during the show.

Of the movies for which Bob has served as the ‘A’, First Assistant, three have been nominated for Oscars for Best Cinematography and one of them won the Oscar in that category. Some of Bob’s work include City of Lies, Rampage, Dunkirk, Westworld TV Series, Looper, The Dark Knight Rises, Water for Elephants, Valkyrie, The Dark Knight, Walk the Line, Stuart Little, The Exorcist III, and Silkwood.

Bob retired a year and a half ago. His last show was Grace and Frankie. He thought it would mean shorter hours since Jane Fonda and Lillie Tomlin are in their 80’s. The crews generally work a minimum 12-hour day. It turned our that Jane and Lillie could still do 12-14 hour days! Bob is now pursuing a second passion – playing drums. Bob lives with his wife Karen of 45 years in Woodland Hills, California. He has a daughter Jessie, age 32, who is a hair stylist. He is the son of Tom and Bobbie Ruth Hall.

Submitted by Susan Pitts Santoli, Class of 1970

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2021CHS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE TERRY BRANNON

would like to nominate Terry Brannon to the Cushing Alumni Association Hall of Fame. Terry Brannon, Class of 1987, resides in Cushing with his wife Casie Brannon and their daughter Ariya Regnier. He also has two stepchildren, Garret Moore and Kassi Mitchell. He is a proud papa of five grandchildren. His mother, Viola Brannon, also resides in Cushing.

After graduation he became a police dispatcher for the City of Cushing for three years and worked his way up to becoming an officer. Terry served the community as an officer for 10 years and was the assistant Chief of Police for three years. While serving as the assistant police chief, he attended Redlands Community College and obtained a degree in criminal justice while being in the college’s honor society. He was promoted to Police Chief in 2007, where he served until retirement in 2012. During his career in law enforcement, he was awarded Payne County Law Enforcement Officer of the year in 2012; he established the Autism Registry in Cushing; and he was an adjunct instructor for Meridian Technology for five years.

At the age of 17, Terry became the voice of the Tiny Tigers Football, and will be starting his 35th season this fall. His love for youth center sports continued as he was an umpire and referee for ten years. He served as the Youth Center Board President for two years, as well. A long time Lions Club member, Terry was named a Melvin Jones Fellow, and served as president for two years. After retirement, he missed serving the community, so he chose to run and was elected to the city council. He was a councilman for four years and chairman for one year. In 2017, he was approached to serve the city in a greater capacity and was hired as City Manager where he still serves today. It was during this time that the vision of Cushing Pride came to fruition. With Terry’s longtime vision of this program and with Richard Thackray’s hard work, it continues to be a thriving program today. Terry was also a chairman for the Tomorrow’s Leaders High School Program for juniors. Although he no longer serves in this role, he still makes time to go to the high school and speak to Julie Puls’ class regarding the future for them and showing them good job qualities and character traits. He currently serves on the Payne County Drug Court Board.

Despite how busy he may seem, he thoroughly enjoys

officiating high school basketball, which he has done for the last 34 years. In this time, he has officiated sixteen OSSAA State Championship games. During one of Terry’s yearly officiating camps, he was awarded the Bill “Sarge” Stover Encourage Award by the OSSAA. While being well-known in the basketball community, he was offered a position as a NCAA Big 12 Women’s Basketball Observer. When Terry isn’t at work, community events, or his sporting gigs you can typically find him at this daughter’s collegiate sporting events or out and about with his family. He enjoys spending time with his grandkids and family. Terry loves to collect police memorabilia and Challenge Coins which is very evident when walking into his office.

He has been attending Life Church with his family for 10 years.

I am nominating Terry Brannon for this distinguished award because to me he is the true definition of a Cushing Tiger and what it means to be one. He is always going above and beyond to help not only bring up our community but the people within in it as well. You won’t find many people who love and devote themselves to the city they were born in. Terry is a strong believer and practices servant leadership. He believes in servant leadership and he believes he exists to serve the people. Terry has taken the name of Cushing to people in other communities by being a representative of good character and being a well-known man who is extremely proud of where he is from. Whether officiating a basketball game or out to dinner with his family, he always tells people he is from the Pipeline Crossroads of the World and all the good things that are going on in the Cushing community.

His selfless heart and love for serving others has a great impact on every individual he meets. He has opened his home and heart to foster children in Oklahoma. I could go on and on about the number of selfless acts he has performed.

If you were to ask around the community you would find many stories about Terry Brannon and his selflessness and servant heart.

Submitted anomynously.

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CUSHING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND CUSHING DISC GOLF CLUB PRESENT

1ST ANNUAL CUSHING OPEN DISC GOLF TOURNAMENT October 9 & 10, 2021 Earlier this summer, the Cushing Board of Commissioners unanimously approved improvements in Memorial Park, expanding the disc golf course from 9 holes to 18 holes so sanctioned tournaments through the Professional Disc Golf Association can be held there. The Cushing Rotary Club obtained a grant to pay for 9 concrete pads and signage, and Geoffrey Beasley matched the grant to pay for the remaining 9 holes. This will help make Cushing a destination city for future tournaments and tourism. The current disc baskets will be moved out by the high school for the newly formed high school team to use. The improvements in Memorial Park are free to the public year-round. Disc Golf is the fastest growing sport in the world, is all inclusive, and gets people of all ages exercising and enjoying nature.

Cushing Alumni Association has partnered with Cushing Disc Golf Club to offer a new family friendly activity for Homecoming and Alumni Reunion Weekend October 9-10. The first annual Cushing Open Disc Gol Tournament’s shotgun start is at 9 a.m. on October 9!. This is a fantastic way to support your Alumni Association and the Youth of Cushing.

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CLASS OF

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1961

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JFK establishes the Peace Corps, which works to train young Americans in community development efforts and deploys them around the world as helpful volunteers in developing countries.

East German Authorities close the border between east and west Berlin and Construction of the Berlin Wall begins.

1st class stamp - $.04 Gallon of Gas - $.31 Dozen eggs - $.57 Gallon milk - $.49 Movie ticket - $.70 New house - $12,500 Average income - $5,700 Minimum wage - $1.15 hr.

35th U.S. President Vice President

President John F. Kennedy advises American families to build bomb shelters.

The United States Figure Skating team was decimated this year. A plane crashed with all 72 on board killed including

the entire US team, who were en route to the 1961 World Championships in Prague, Czechoslovakia.

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101 Dalmations West side story the guns of naverone El Cid The absentminded professor

Paul Newman stars in the “Hustler” * Best picture of the year is “west side story” * Jack lippes invents the iud contraceptive device * the supremes joins Motown records * Chubby checker starts a “twist” craze * Ibm selectric typewriter was introduced * “coffee mate” and “total” cereal are new products * Ray krock begins mcdonalds * Yuri Gagarin is the first human in space * The First inflight movie is shown on TWA * The First electric toothbrush is produced Squibb Co * Alan Shepard makes first US Space Flight * Niagra Falls starts producing hydroelectric power * The first quasar is discovered by Allan Sandage at Mt Palomar, California

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP

Each year the Cushing Alumni Association awards a $1,000.00 scholarship to two Cushing High School seniors who meet criteria for character, academic performance, and personal achievement and honors during grades 9 through 12.

In addition to submitting an application and written essay for consideration, applicants are required to attend one Cushing Alumni Association meeting and perform a service project for the association.

2021 CUSHING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT JAYSE NICHOLAS

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eventeen-year-old Jayse Nicholas is ranked 7th in her class of 115 and through hard work and determination, can boast a weighted GPA of 4.37. She has been a member of the National Honors Society for two years, and received the Cushing Academic Society award. She is involved with Cushing Pride and Tomorrow’s Leaders. Her leadership class recently completed a food drive and will soon engage in a teddy bear drive to benefit Payne County Youths. She has been on the Principal’s Honor Roll and Superintendent’s Honor Roll.

If studies and community involvement weren’t enough, this busy senior also plays fast and slow pitch softball and basketball.

Jayse wishes to attend Oklahoma State University and is interested in going into the medical field with emphasis on Pharmaceuticals or Sports Medicine.

“My whole life I was raised with the ‘If you want it, you have to work for it’ mentality, and that’s what I’ve been doing,” Jayse wrote in her essay.

No doubt. And no doubt she will accomplish whatever she chooses in whichever direction she decides to go.

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2019 CUSHING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT AVA BRICHACEK nother seventeen-year-old recipient is Ava Brichacek. She is ranked 12th in her senior class with a 4.28 weighted GPA. She is a member of the National Honor Society, National Technical Honor, Key Club, and DOVE leader at her church.

Ava is also enrolled in Central Technology’s Biomedical Science Program and is currently involved in a Capstone project to create gel mattresses to fit into an incubator with sound waves going through the mattress to simulate the womb. She is the HOSA president, and served on the Central Tech Superintendent’s Advisory Committee.

This spirited young lady has big ambitions. She plans on attending the University of Oklahoma where she will study medicine and specialize in cardiology.

In her essay, Ava quoted Lin Manuel-Miranda in Hamilton, ‘They think me Macbeth, ambition is my folly.’ She went on to clarify that she would not go on a murderous rampage as Macbeth did, but that she would not stop until her goals were achieved.

We look forward to seeing great things from Ava, and wish her well.

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CHS HALL O

Arthur Bartow Class of 1953 1986 Inductee

Lloyd G. Haskins Class of 1932 1986 Inductee

Dr. Kenneth Teegarden Class of 1938 1986 Inductee

Frank Lewis Class of 1931 1987 Inductee

Jay Daniel Class of 1961 1987 Inductee

John M. Class of 1987 Ind

Dr. William A. Water Class of 1929 1991 Inductee

Marilyn Bradshaw Duff Class of 1954 1992 Inductee

Dr. Marvin Peyton Class of 1963 1993 Inductee

Thomas Maloney Class of 1940 1993 Inductee

Daniel Elmo Tipton Class of 1948 1994 Inductee

Roy Ke Class of 1995 Ind

Jim “Bear” Frisbie Class of 1956 1998 Inductee

Dale Wells Class of 1964 1999 Inductee

Janet Bryant Class of 1951 1999 Inductee

Rev. Richard Allen Class of 1934 2000 Inductee

Blaine Imel Class of 1939 2000 Inductee

Hugh Ben Class of 2000 Ind

Marsha Grace Class of 1971 2008 Inductee

John Bryant Class of 1959 2009 Inductee

Nicholas Anderson Lee Roberts Denney Ruth Ann Harris Johnson Class of 1959 Class of 1971 Class of 1944 2005 Inductee 2006 Inductee 2001 Inductee

Teresa Keith Walsh Class of 1973 2014 Inductee

Lou Griffin Class of 1963 2013 Inductee

Terry Hoggatt Class of 1960 2015 Inductee

Jay Rubenstein Class of 1985 2016 Inductee

Randy Holleyman Col. Harvey F. Crouch, Jr. Class of 1969 Class of 1958 2017 Inductee 2018 Inductee

Jim Hun Class of 2010 Ind

John O’Dell Class of 1972 2018 Inductee

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OF FAME

Imel 1950 ductee

Caroline Erickson Hughes Dr. Larry B. Williams Class of 1937 Class of 1963 1988 Inductee 1987 Inductee

emp 1933 ductee

Gary L. Smith Class of 1960 1996 Inductee

n Larue 1940 ductee

Frank Cochran Class of 1944 2001 Inductee

nter 1952 ductee

Patti Farris Brandle Class of 1949 2011 Inductee

Alton Carter Class of 1988 2018 Inductee

Jack A. Griffin Class of 1970 2019 Inductee

Louis C. Page Class of 1945 1995 Inductee

Lou Rogers Watkins Class of 1960 2001 Inductee

Dale Tuttle Class of 1962 2012 Inductee

Paulette Moffeit Roberson Class of 1964 2019 Inductee

Robert B. Allen Class of 1934 1989 Inductee

Dr. Danny Smith Class of 1974 1997 Inductee

Elmer Manatowa Class of 1951 2002 Inductee

Harry Escott Class of 1966 2013 Inductee

Forest Fuqua Class of 1947 2019 Inductee

Maurice Allen Pote Dr. Renee Bassett Willis Class of 1970 Class of 1963 1991 Inductee 1990 Inductee

Leroy Osborn Class of 1946 1997 Inductee

George F. Wilkinson Class of 1956 1998 Inductee

Wanda Blackburn Fowler Class of 1944 2002 Inductee

Louis Whittaker Class of 1936 2013 Inductee

Dr. George A. Dunaway, Jr. PHD Class of 1969 2019 Inductee

Bob Hall Class of 1997 2020 Inductee

Keith A. Reiley Class of 1976 2004 Inductee

Sean Kelly Class of 1978 2014 Inductee

Terry Brannon Class of 1987 2021 Inductee

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Fifty Five Years Ago…

in 36th US President Vice President

The Food and Drug Administration declares “the Pill” safe for human use. * The war in Vietnam continued. * Both the US and USSR continued in their space race to see who would be the first to land a man on the moon. * Race riots continued to increase across cities in America and National Guards were needed to bring back law and order. * Miranda Rights / Miranda warning becomes law. * The world’s first Harrier Jump Jet is introduced. * English Channel Hovercraft service begins. * China's Cultural Revolution Begins. * Subway Strike in New York brings the City to a stop. * Miniskirts are in fashion. * Charles Whitman kills 14 and injures 31 on a killing spree at the University Of Texas. * US has nearly 500,000 troops in Vietnam.

Bonanza The Red Skelton Show The Andy Griffith Show The Lucy Show The Jackie Gleason Show Green Acres Daktari Bewitched The Beverly Hillbillies Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C.

1st Class Stamp $.05 Gallon Regular Gas $.32 One Dozen Eggs $.60 Gallon Milk $1.00 Movie Ticket $1.10 New Home $14,200 Average Income $6,900 yr.

Minimum Wage $1.25 hr.

The first Super Bowl, which featured the AFL and NFL champions, took place in 1966, with the Green Bay Packers winning against the Dallas Cowboys 34—7. The Orioles swept the World Series in four games to capture their first championship in franchise history. The 1966 Finals concluded with the Boston Celtics defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 4 games to 3.

The Bible Hawaii Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Wolf?

The Sand Pebbles A Man For All Seasons

When the game of Twister was introduced in 1966, it was denounced by critics as "sex in a box". A PR firm got Johnny Carson to play the party game with one of his guests, actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, popularizing the game.

1. I'm a Believer - The Monkees 2. The Ballad of the Green Berets - SSgt Barry Sadler 3. Winchester Cathedral The New Vaudeville Band 4. (You're My) Soul and Inspiration - The Righteous Brothers 5. Monday, Monday Mamas & Papas

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illiam J. (Bill) Yantis, Class of 1945, came home from Tucson, Arizona in December 1984 to visit his parents. He kept trying to get some of his friends to have a dinner at the Country Club and talk about having an all school reunion. The word spread and a good 25 of us showed up that night at the Cushing Country Club. I can’t recall all who were there, but it got organized. Frank Cochran said he’d be President; others just spoke up to assume duties.

Everyone just got to work, and we had the 1st ever CHS All-School Reunion in May of 1985. We had 750 CHS Tigers attending. The 2nd ever was even bigger and at the 3rd one in 1987 we had 1,000 Alumni return, Bill Yantis was the Parade Marshall and Jay Daniel, Class of 1961 (TV director and actor who gave Dora Hobbs much credit for his success) was the celebrity for that year and one of the three to receive the first Hall of Fame award. Plaques were also presented to Frank Lewis, Class of 1931 and John “Mickey” Imel, Class of 1951...and think of all the honors that have been presented since.

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CHS Oiler, October 2021, - Page 17 The Alumni dues became $5.00 that year and money to be used to give two CHS Seniors each a $1,000 CLASS OF scholarship from the Alumni Association. There are no Fifty Years Ago... dues at this time, just donations, but two scholarships to a Senior boy and girl are still given. The Association 1st Class Stamp $.06 Gallon Regular Gas $.36 adopted By-Laws and received our Articles of One Dozen Eggs $.53 Gallon Milk $1.18 Incorporated in 1988 as a Not for Profit Organization.

Movie Ticket $1.65 New Home $28,300 To think –WE WILL SOON BE CELEBRATING OUR” Average Income $10,600 yr.

Charles Manson, along with Minimum Wage $1.60 hr. three of his women followers, 36th CHS ALLare convicted of the TateLaBianca murders. In Ontario, SCHOOL REUNION”!!! (Yes, we did have to miss California, a new world record is 1. Joy to the World—Three set by Evel Knievel when he Dog Night 2020 but still some celebrated).

All in the Family jumps 19 cars. Led Zeppe2. Maggie Mae—Rod Stewlin’s Stairway to Heaven is The Flip Wilson Show art played live. It was also the year Gunsmoke Some years see more attendance than others. We 3. One Bad Apple—The Osthat Walt Disney World opened Marcus Welby, M.D. monds in Florida and an unidentified Sanford & Son have seen a slack in the last few years. Amazing how 4. Family Affair—Sly and the man known as “Dan Cooper” Family Stone hijacked a plane above Wash5. Knock Three Times— so many alumni stepped up in the first 10 – 15 years, ington State. Starbucks was Dawn founded in Seattle, Washington. eager to volunteer and help keep our annual reunion in The Last Picture Show The Voting Age in the Unitfull swing. Many of them have now passed. We now Diamonds Are Forever ed States is lowered to 18 The French Connection years old when the 26th A Clockwork Orange see alumnus from earlier years coming forward and this Amendment to the US ConstiFiddler on the Roof The Baltimore Colts hand tution is ratified.

Summer of '42 is wonderful and what is needed. Yes, seems like one the Dallas Cowboys a stunDirty Harry ning defeat 23—7 on a field must be out of school about 20 years before interested goal with five seconds on Oil Production from the North Sea begins in Norway. * Intel releases the clock in Super Bowl V. in having a good reunion. Classes also must have world's first microprocessor, the 4004. * Texas Instruments releases the first pocket calculator. * The first internet chat rooms appear. * Pittsburgh Pirates upset the time to get together with just their own class but also BBC Open University broadcasts begin in the UK. * The Aswan Dam is Baltimore Orioles, four completed in Egypt. * The world’s largest tanker 372,400 tons Nisseki games to three in the World attend and help the Alumni Association by attending Maru is launched. * Apollo 14 lands on the moon. * Apollo 15 astroSeries. Game 4 in Pittsnauts become the first to ride in a lunar rover a day after landing on the burgh was the first World surface. * Three Soviet cosmonauts die during Soyuz 11 accident the Association’s functions, which normally is all day Series played at night. on June 30. * First soft contact lens became available commercially in the USA Saturday with a parade and a mixer that evening. This year due to various reasons, the All School Alumni Reunion will be the weekend of October 8-10 with the Homecoming Football game on Friday night, and would you believe a disc golf tournament right here in our Memorial Park! First time ever and no doubt will change back to May. But changes can be good, and we hope this year change brings many more back home. The more from these younger classes that start blending in, seeing what needs to be done, and beginning to take the helm with newer ideas – will be great!! You are needed. The ones that have worked every year should certainly be appreciated as they are helping the Association to continue for all of us.

One must also think what a positive function this reunion is for our community. Talk about a good economic development activity! Consider the impact when hundreds return to their hometown for the weekend, then other relatives plan family get-to-gathers while alumni are here which brings additional family member to Cushing. All are making purchases, filling up cars, staying in our motels, eating in our restaurants. Creative retail business owners would certainly see this as an opportunity. The list goes on and on. It even helps the community pride and attitudes. Notice how the town is ‘spruced’ up for that weekend. I’m sure you will see every business in town with a “Welcome Alumni” sign in their window. The downtown area, now branded the “Broadway District”, is very anxious for all to return and visit the new businesses in the district, the renovations and see how the Downtown Cushing Revitalization Association has been successful in helping the Broadway District to flourish.

The CHS Alumni Hall, located in the Broadway District, certainly needs to be mentioned. This is located at 116 East Broadway, was donated by John Bryant, ’59 (Bank of Cushing) and was dedicated to the association on May 23, 1998. A meeting place for all, and all are amazed at the amounts of memorabilia and all the history that is within this Hall. Don’t miss seeing your Alumni Hall when in Cushing. Everyone is invited, whether a CHS graduate or not. You will be amazed at the work and organization that has been done there in the past few years. Also remember to view the monument that was placed in 1992 on the site of the former high school on North Street. A good photo opp site too.

No one person can do it alone. All of us CHS grads are needed to participate, provide impute, support and have fun together. No matter where you now live, always keep your CHS Reunion weekend on your calendar to come home, renew acquaintances and count the many blessing that we all have in our hometown of Cushing, America.

RICHARD NIXON President of USA SPIRO AGNEW Vice President

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f you desire a healthy dose of nostalgia, or a jaunty trip down memory lane, may we recommend a visit to the Cushing Alumni Hall located at 116 East Broadway. For those born before 1970, you might remember it as the west side of the C. R. Anthony building downtown.

In 1998, the building was donated by John Bryant and the Bank of Cushing to the Alumni Association who had been formed practically a decade earlier. Since that time, upkeep and updates to the building and its contents have been maintained by donations.

The Alumni Hall holds an impressive collection of Cushing High School trophies, cheerleading and band uniforms, pictures, year books, scrap books, and Oilers that span nearly one hundred years. There are a number of glass cases containing memorabilia from various graduating classes.

A Memorial Board along the west wall was created at the onset.

Those who have lost loved ones can honor them by making a $15 donation. The loved one’s name and class year is engraved upon a brass plate and placed on the board.

The Alumni Association gladly accepts all manner of donations whether it be financial or long forgotten articles collecting dust in the back of your closets.

The Alumni Association meets in the hall at 6:00 p.m., the first Tuesday of each month, and welcome any and all participants. It will be open for the All-Class Reunion, Friday, October 8 from 2 :00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m., and again Saturday, October 9, from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.

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WORLD POPULATION 4.14 Billion US POPULATION 218 Million

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The XII Winter Olympic Games were held in Innsbruck, Austria from February 4 to February 15.

Nadia Comaneci scores the first ever perfect score in gymnastics at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 21-17 to capture the team's second Super Bowl victory in Miami's Orange Bowl.

Cincinnati Reds win over New York Yankees (4-0) in the 1976 World Series.

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RONALD REAGAN

WHAT THINGS

40th US President

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HIT MOVIES

#1 Raiders of the Lost Ark #2 Superman II #3 9 to 5 #4 Stripes #5 Arthur WHAT HAPPENED IN SPORTS

On December 11, Mohammad Ali lost to Trevor Berbick in the “Drama in Bahama” fight. This was Ali’s last fight, marking the end of a 21 -year career.

The Oakland Raiders hand the Philadelphia Eagles a stunning defeat in Super Bowl XV, 27 - 17.

The Los Angeles Dodgers upset the New York Yankees, four games to two in the World Series.

1st Class Stamp - $.18 Gallon of Gas - $1.25 Dozen Eggs - $.90 Gallon of Milk - $1.83 Movie Ticket - $2.75 New House - $78,200 Average Income - $21,050 yr.

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Dallas Hill Street Blues All In The Family The Jeffersons Dynasty

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#1 “Betty Davis Eyes” by Kim Carnes #2 “Endless Love” by Diana Ross and Lionel Richie #3 “Lady” by Kenny Rogers #4 “(Just Like) Starting Over”

by John Lennon #5 “Jessie’s Girl” by Rick Springfield

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Sandra Day O’Connor is confirmed as the first female justice in the US Supreme Court.

NASA launched the first space shuttle “Columbia” into space.

MTV goes on the air running around the clock music videos, debuting with "Video Killed the Radio Star."

On July 29, 750 million people around the world watched the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. It was billed as the wedding of the century.

Although it didn’t have a name yet, AIDS is first identified in the US in 1981.

IBM introduces its first personal computer, running the Microsoft Disk Operating System (MS-DOS).

Born on December 28, Elizabeth Carr was America’s first “test tube” baby.

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In the World Series, the New York Mets won the series four games to three against the Boston Red Sox. The Chicago Bears defeated the New England Patriots by the score of 46–10, capturing their first NFL championship since 1963.

The Cosby Show Family Ties Cheers Murder, She Wrote The Golden Girls 60 Minutes

The Boston Celtics defeated the Houston Rockets four games to two to win their 16th NBA championship.

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The Space Shuttle Challenger explodes 73 seconds into its flight, killing all seven crew members.

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Soviet nuclear reactor at Chernobyl exploded releasing radioactive material across USSR and Europe.

Oprah Winfrey Show debuts nationally.

Halley’s Comet was seen in Earth’s skies and will return in 2061 on its regular 76-year journey around the sun.

Oil falls to $11 a barrel.

WHAT THINGS COST 1st Class Stamp - $.22 Gallon of Gas - $1.24 Dozen Eggs - $.87 Gallon of Milk - $2.22 Movie Ticket - $3.70 New Home - $89,430 Average Income - $22,400 yr.

Minimum Wage - $3.35 hr.

TOP MOVIES Top Gun Crocodile Dundee The Karate Kid, Part II Back to School Aliens Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home The Color Purple Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

TOP 5 HITS #1 “That’s What Friends Are For” by Dionne Warwick #2 “Say You Say Me” by Lionel Richie #3 “I Miss You” by Klymaxx #4 “On My Own” by Patti LaBelle and Michael McDonald #5 “Broken Wings” by Mr. Mister

TECHNOLOGY IBM unveiled the PC Convertible, the first laptop computer Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) was designed to allow remote access to emails stored on a remote server.

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WORLD POPULATION 5.368 Billion

US POPULATION 253.5 Million

GEORGE H.W. BUSH US President DAN QUAYLE Vice President

In Sports

Happening in the NEWS

Operation Desert Storm United Nations Coalition Force led by the United States bombs Iraq Forces in Kuwait and after 1 month of bombing, land invasion forces Iraq Forces out of Kuwait and back to Iraq. The Gulf War is broadcast live on TV.

In Super Bowl XXV, the New York Giants won against the Buffalo Bills 20 - 10.

In the World Series – the Minnesota Twins win 4 games to 3 over the Atlanta Braves. The series MVP is Jack Morris of Minnesota.

In the NBA Finals the Chicago Bulls win 4 games to 1 over the Los Angeles Lakers to earn the franchise's first championship.

Motorola introduces a new light cell phone, 7.7 oz (about 1/2 lb) .

By the end of 1991, the Soviet Union was dissolved, and 14 countries had declared their independence from the Soviet Union.

Eastern Air Lines and Pan American World Airways both folded their wings The World Wide Web was launched to the public, and Microsoft.com went online.

Fifty-four tornadoes swept across six Midwestern states in just one day.

The Dow topped 3,000 for the first time.

Salsa sales surpassed ketchup sales for the first time.

TOP 5 HITS

On the tube Roseanne Murphy Brown 60 Minutes Cheers Home Improvement

WHAT THINGS COST 1st Class Stamp - $.25 Gallon of Gas - $1.12 Dozen Eggs - $.85 Gallon of Milk - $2.80 Movie Ticket - $4.20 New Home - $120,000 Average Income - $29,430 yr.

Minimum Wage - $4.25 hr.

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Terminator 2 - Judgment Day Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Beauty of the Beast Silence of the Lambs City Slickers

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CHS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PAST PRESIDENTS Class of 1944

Class of 1954

President 1984-1987 1992-1994

FRANK COCHRAN

President 1984-1987 1992-1994

MARILYN BRADSHAW DUFF

Class of 1967

Class of 1963

Class of 1979

Class of 1957

President 2005-2006

DARLINE FEW

Class of 1971

President 2013-2014

JEANITA LAMBERT COOK

DOUG BAKER

LOU GRIFFIN

OREN JONES

RUTH ANN HARRIS

President 2004-2005

LEE ROBERTS DENNEY

Class of 1978

Class of 1995

President 2008-2010

SEAN KELLY

DRU LAIRD ORR

Class of 1971

President 2003-2004

President 2006-2008

President 2014-2016

President 1999-2001

Class of 1965

Class of 1981

Class of 1964

Class of 1957

President 1998-1999

MIKE TUTTLE

DANA FISHER

President 1984-1987 1995-1996

Class of 1957

President 2002-2003

HARRY ESCOTT

Class of 1963

President 1994-1995

Class of 1966

President 2001-2002

SALLY WRIGHT

Class of 1979

President 1997-1998

RON CACKLER

President 1989-1990

STEVE CUBBAGE

Class of 1966

President 1996-1997

LOREN WEST

BILL COOK

President 1991-1992

BETSY BASSETT HIBBARD

Class of 1959

President 1988-1989

Class of 1971

President 1990-1991

RON LAMB

Class of 1941

President 2010-2012

CHRIS REID

Class of 1973

President 2016-2018

SHEILA WRIGHT WEHMEYER

Class of 1969

President 2018-Present

GARY FUQUA

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CUSHING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DONATION FORM

Count me in to help with financial support of the Cushing Alumni Association. I realize the association has no membership dues and that the association has ongoing needs to pay monthly operating expenses of utilities, insurance, building maintenance, and supplies.

Send this form, along with your check, payable to Cushing Alumni Association. Please mark check for general donation.

Amount enclosed____________________________ Name________________________________________________________________________________ Class of_______________________________________________________________________________ Street address_________________________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip_________________________________________________________________________ Phone_______________________________________________________________________________ Email________________________________________________________________________________ Mail to: Cushing Alumni Association P.O. Box 642 Cushing, OK 74023 A motion was made, seconded, and passed unanimously to change the name from Cushing High School Alumni Association to Cushing Alumni Association (new EIN# 82-4593934), recognizing its new status as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. YOUR DONATIONS ARE NOW TAX DEDUCTIBLE! Congratulations Graduates & Alumni A receipt will be mailed to you!

Welcome Home Alumni A Family Of CHS Alumni

1947 - In Memory Of Don G. Duff 1954 - Marilyn Bell Duff 1977 - William Brad Bell • 1980 - Robert A. Bell 1984 - Mike W. Duff & Spouse 1989 - Brooke Allen Duff

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For 25 years the Cushing Alumni Association has shown its commitment to higher education by providing scholarships to deserving CHS seniors.

Our Recipients have included: 1986 - Joel Gunderson & Ann Holderread 1987 - Mike Faubian & Cheryl Sossamon 1988 - Kevin Wells & Rebecca Klatt 1989 - Joe Cook & Nicole Reed 1990 - Lance Rollins & Shandi Wood 1991 - Tommy Rossiter & Melissa Hall 1992 - Jason Andrews & Kimberly Ramsey 1993 - Justin Ammons & Liz Seirra 1994 - Abram Dunaway & Cindy Bennett 1995 - Marshall Kaminshine & Angela McLaurey 1996 - Mickey Hoggatt & Erin Niccum 1997 - Scott McGinnis & Chrissy Cooper 1998 - Brent McGinnis & Susan Allison 1999 - Billy Howell & Katie Vaden 2000 - John Brock & Leah Mackey 2001 - Brent Willard & Amanda Hale 2002 - Jake Brich & Kali Fick 2003 - Issac Spire & Erica Huckabay

2004 - Justine Crowe & Terry Lane 2005 - Jim Lin & Emily Dowell 2006 - Jeff Johnson & Laticia Harrison 2007 - Justin Annis & Lindsey Hubble 2008 - Cary Evans & Jade Watson 2009 - Jason Neal Culp & Kelsey Dykes 2010 - Robert Smith & Ariel Hainsey 2011 - Koln Wright & Lorna Jean Culp 2012 - Brian Barton & Megan Holmes 2013 - Nick Tanner & Emily Kathleen Smith 2014 - Keifer Mackey & Kira Cox 2015 - Ian Mertes & Jett Shaffer 2016 - Zane Amon & Ribbin Anderson 2017 - Dylan Murphree & Sterling Koehn 2018 - Braden Winterbottom & Skylar Fairbanks 2019 - Nevaeh Skinner & Ariya Regnier 2020 - Lukas Perry & Jaden Brunnemer 2021 - Ava Brichaek & Jayse Nichols

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