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This was the first year of the team known as the Cardinals. They had a learning experiance and were really rounding into shape toward the end of the season. I’d like to put all the names here but I don’t have a list of the boys. But the team did give us a lot of pleasure just watching them. It would have been better if they had played in Tulsa and not Skiatook and other towns north of Tulsa. The drive was a long one for those of the grand-parents who live in Tulsa and Broken Arrow.

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Dustin received an award during the spring for “Excellence in Achievements”. He also was a member of the Cardinal baseball team.

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Kyles graduated from Booker T. Washington high school here in Tulsa. This is a honors school that only accepts students with excellent marks in achievements, grade wise as well as community wise. The graduation ceremonies were held at the University of Tulsa.

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Matt and Laura and families attend numerous minor league baseball games at Driller’s Stadium here in Tulsa. These pictures were taken at one of the games this spring.

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This POST is of a soccer game of Katlyn’s that was held in Skiatook Oklahoma. To all our surprise, the other team was from Mansford. On the Mansford team was Ari Taylor, the daughter of Keith Taylor, Marie’s nephew.

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