THIS POST WILL HAVE ADDITIONAL PICTURES ADDED FROM TIME TO TIME


Devoted to sharing pictures of our hometown in days gone past

                                                       February 21,   2022

                                      

(just send me a copy on   facebook messenger or miketuttle47@gmail.com                                                                               and I will post them on this site)  


FARMER'S NATIONAL BANK LOBBY


First National Bank lobby


Behind the Horsehoe Club and across the street west of Ralph's Cafe




CUSHING'S DOCTORS IN 1949

( picture shared by Mary Grubbs Turner, and Betsy Bassett Hibbard and Joe Manning helped with identifying the doctors)
Front row, left to right: Dr. Clifford Bassett, Dr. James Martin, Dr. John Martin, Dr. H.C. Manning, Dr, W.N. Davidson, Dr. R.E. Leatherock
Second row, left to right: Dr. Orville Davis, Dr. Edward Thorp, Dr. D.W. Humphreys, Dr. E.O. Martin



           DEMOLAYS  1965












SE CORNER OF MAIN AND LITTLE 



Playing rock and roll music in front of downtown Escott's circa 1964.   L to R_  Billy "Ernie Isom,  Mike Tuttle,  Harry Escott,  Gary "Ralph" Thomas  (shared by Harry Escott

Same guys after playing for a birthday party dance in OKC, circa 1964


WATERWORKS AT CITY LAKE
CHS AUDITORIUM


DUCK POND

GILLESPIE BUILDING




CITY LAKE     brrrrrrrrrr



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SHARED BY RENEE' REAVIS,  HER FATHER FROM HIS HIGH SCHOOL DAYS


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REMOVING THE CUSHING MEMORIAL POOL


REMOVING THE POOL 2


CLASS OF 1965 GETTING READY FOR ALUMNI PARADE    1990

ALUMNI PARADE 1990








NORTHEAST CORNER OF WEST MOSES AND KING/S HIGHWAY




LOOKING WEST ON BROADWAY


LOOKING EAST ON BROADWAY

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