had I not moved to Edmond my graduating class was going to be ~13 if I recall right.
town I was referring to is Freedom, OK
It has been awhile but each business had "counter checks" from the local bank that you could use if you were from there.
When a cow is out on the road in front of your house, the Chief doesn't call you because "he knows your cows, and it wasn't one of yours."
I've actually done this before!
Here's my favorite...
You know you live in a small town when you stop in at the local easy-mart, get a tank of gas, go inside to pay and realize you left your wallet at home.
Then, when you explain it to the person working behind the counter, they say, "nah...no biggie...just come back and pay me later."I've actually had this happen to me too. Try THAT in OKC or Tulsa! The clerk would probably hand you a siphon hose and a bucket.
60? Hell, my senior class had 13.
The class just below me had 5! Four guys and one girl and they had all been together ever since kindergarten. Oh sure, new kids would come and go over the years, but those same 5 graduated together.
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Went to a small rural school called Stone Chapel a thousand years ago... 8th grade graduating class (that is as high as the school went) was 8 kids
Graduated from Ft Gibson and our graduating class was around 60 kids.
still that way in freedom last time I was out...if I thought hard enough I am sure I could still remember my account number at that bank...it was a whopping 4 digits long.
When you go to the bank, you can park in the middle of the side street by the bank. Excess wheat is still occasionally piled in the middle of side streets. There is no supermarket, and no stop lights. Family trees barely have the requisite number of forks . . .
How about when you see a guy riding his mower around town making visits.
