by Hugh A. Flowers

Oklahoma Tomboy is a tongue-in-cheek look at a little girl's outlook on life while experiencing the difficulties of living in Oklahoma during the Depression. She never knew she was deprived of the finer things we now take for granted because everyone else she knew was just as poor. She found fun with Ring, her uncle's dog, and a neighbor girl her age doing things that were not proper for a well-brought-up girl. Baseball became her passion after she convinced the boys that she could play as well as they could.