Cache High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cache, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1951 volume:

ft ar-'W' . ,L an 9 a' ' ,.V - -1. P-: f u,?fL': l WM 6 ,.. . 5 1.. -f '. felis f '- f '14 3a' -K. 'f uw,:'-ff-fjf. . .54 -Q ,1 ,A Q '211 f mf.. I 4 W .Q .rw v, 1-Zkhf Q J, ' 1 QOL J: in '.,:sv' 5 iv., I .WW ' ' 'n. . 4 'ai 11 , ' 031.1 'Q5' hm 1 'REQ ev'- na . A R 'W ' 'f ,s 4 A -rj, o t A . ffm- lf. M- 3'? .Q-'QQ ?:EVipfhvw, ,V 4 194 I -. ,,-..--mV-WH- .W ., -..-,fr -, - - ..',.,-w,.,.., f.,..Lf.. ..,,.,.,fW-.,,.--.,,,.w,- - W as , 1 If X pf '7 i . 5 3 Q 3 R 1. 1 J 3 4 4 I 2 23 1 I J . l Y f , 3 x 2 3 , 9 5 1 ,1 ' x4 3 X 5 ' ' , 1 . , ,JV . . ' 1 Y ' A-W-t'-' f-I' 'O' 1 ' 1 . ' 1 -- ,, ' '-1 'PV'-M -- . ' .., , . 1-an-1 ,. ,. . A ---1 V5 V, ! , ,. ' is 3 -H-.2 - an ' -. 1 ' . . .--N , . A-04 .nf - , ' s-- 'A' vi A 5 u 1- , - ' 'Mi ' ' K 4 K' vm ' 1-f . Q.. in ' , ' F h .vw A 'U - . 'f' 3+ , . -GI, Q.- 3 I h vga K-,.. - . mg 'gf V, ig , .l 1 K- - , -, , wi - .' HfQ4y4 , . Y ' . .h 1 - , 1 T 1 L' i .0 412-tiquauh 'I' J' - 4 ., 3 , v , - V . I - ,' I- -4 - Irv. M A I - '-- - -' ,-3 ' Q' , A ' . 1. ,Jdf .. .vL1b.,-1Qv 'V - ' ,Y .' , , ' - ' .JMX X ..,, ..,A. b -14 fH',xl,px.g:' rn, ss 4-. . , , , 'by-xx .xn Q gg -,.. , ' R if-0,4 I I. 5 Y ' li. . ,J,r-- ', yu. . . , ', s . ,L -.in I. xvl 1 . 3, ' 5' 7 . - ? , -.fe- 4- ' AQ' -:jf 'A ' ,. A9 5 . - . . .--1-.. .',. W -I A. - A k F, ' . ' 5 - - Q - W ..-- - . J , l - Q 6 . 1 ' - -.H ' ' 3 -5 H H45 4 . , 1 . ,.,,3, '1,,0 . . - - .Q . , ' . . ' , Q. 'W ' , V ' 'tw --p ,I .4 Q Q- ml . - -' w -. Q Qs , kg - ll , V va- v A . - ri- sw Hx. - . 4'1 -H-' N .. -' 'A ., N145 -',..1- fi '-' Q.-. - - -' 'H ,A hf.,f-grate ,..v, --H .139 4 rf , V 5,, ' Q U 'I J I' - .4 S5. ' ', -8, ' : . 1 A v 1,1 ' f . - at 5 ' O , , V W t 1- 4 . - .. -1- gr, Q 1 0, ' 'fQ-- ., . I R 'ff , 1' - . 1 .1 . ..r .V .V A- l M h .N . Lvl . -f - ' Jw 1 1 . I .,, ,' 5,1 ,Q -mf: -' -. , .eff h ... .. ,.,, Il . , ,- u 'i'1,g ,.f, ' ' ,1 , I 4 ' S P, - M' ,- 'L-1 7 'ff FF t .-v:' 6 1 -V - '5 . .. - ,. . , ,. Y, '- ,-fu., ' .., ,- ---N.,-,. . --Q ' A . . '- W- Si., 'fi-ff.-df?-fm-1' V , A f '-afiff'-QFQ 'f'W','P' ,Q : -- iff' . , , ,yi Q1 -. .--.5 ,Z-ffa, ', V 1 ' -' , L .Ti 5- ' . '15 'J 1 6 6- ' :Z ,- : .P L -' rur 1, 1.. - ' '-5 .1 -nA' 31 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' The llulllleg . Presents A 'l'hree-Ael Play 0ul' Seheel ln l95l hwzteaq Of 'Me Seann 66444 Of 74a llaehe Pllhlie Selleels Zack, Odladama X J V A .. ,Nl lumgv Xu HX Wanda Daubenspeck, left, Business Manager of the annual, discusses with Anita Jones, Editor, right, and Marian Good, Associate Editor, center, possible ways of financing the annual. vmual gf 'Q Q66 if GENE TREST Sports Editor We must meet the deadline Earl Yeahquo , left, Art Editor of the annual, and Libby Ann Hines, center Class Editor, work diligently at set- ting up the picture pages of the an- nual while Katherine Smith, right, Secretary, types the names in cor- rect order. r 5 east Gluafzacfefzs Un order of appearance, BUSINESS MANAGERS ......................... Board of Education STAGE MANAGERS ...... ............. . ...... S chool Employees DIRECTORS .............. ...... S uperintendent and Principals PROMPTERS .... ......................... STARS ................. EXTRAS ...... Act I - Drama. The action takes place at throughout the year. .......Faculty .......Seniors .......Juniors .Sophomores UNDERSTUDIES .... .. STAND -INS ...... .... .Grades 1 - 9 various times Act II - Excitement. This action is during athletic events Act III - Comedy. Capers on the campus. fDuring intermission please read the advertisements on your programs. These advertisers helped to make the pre- sentation of this play possiblej .sw-.if - V fr w 1 gusiness Wlanagefzs Oufz play YN PW J. . O' Dqdeffc T' GOOD ?re'-9 Clerk Board 0E Education ' 519 W ' :..- '.:'. fv DUANE HUSCHER ROBERT MAHAFFEY PAUL A. WEGE Member Member Member M48 SEPTEMBER 1950 TO MAY 1951 ,,.v-:, K place HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING 1, lffegflgffljml GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING 3,11-, ,J . juni 1 1 3 , gfage anagefzs 3 ,ifvdqe K 1 '- Ai , 5 ' 1 11 'Ill an nu .qua - lv F Bus drivers, cooks and janitors aid in setting the stage for our play. Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Saxon, Mrs. Lillian Rogers, Leah Worley, cooksg Back Row: Kriss, general maintenance Strickland, Jim Ash, R. L. Ray, Doris Mrs . Elton Jack Speet Seuhs, bus drivers: Oscar Birden, janitorg Tom Chambers, bus driver and mechanic . M IICULTY .g ifzecfofzs 'IEW T. V. SMART Superintendent 1 fini' 2' 3 ERNEST CLONINGER VIONA CALLICOTT C. E. EVANS J'r. High Principal Grad'e'Principa1 H. S. Principal Math-Girls Coach Second Grade Science' 3:4 T X BETTY ROUNDTREE High School English VIVIENNE SMART Commerce C. E. ELLING VOC. Agriculture aculfx, '9' '227 2' SLI E E as V if BOB ROUNDTREE History-Coach DORTHY SELF Jr. High English RUBENA REEVES Voc. Home Economics 1 MARY ELLEN cosfr 5' 'R' j. -. Music A fl i I., . W' 'T u wk... V. 2' Q 'gf 4-4, , . ,ff VI RGINIA VOKI NS Thi rd NOLA BOWMAN Primary and First ,QV JULIE EVANS Sixth 18. .0- PAULINE CLONINGER First and Second ESTHER NORRIS Fourth J HAT TIE HIGHFILL Fifth SEHIORS eniofzs SUSAN GILBERT LOUIS WAYNE CAHA F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,Z,3,4. BILLY FRA NK RU NNELS Baseball l,2,3,4g F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Officer 2,3,4g Class Officer 2,3,4g Track lg Plays l,3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Chal- lenger Staff 33 Operetta 4. LORETTA SLATTEN Glee Club 2. Glee Club 1,25 Office 45 Librarian 3: F.H.A. 2,33 Pep Club 1,25 4-H l. EUGENE TREST Baseball 14 Basketbau l,2,3,43 Glee Club 3,4 F.F.A. l,2,3g Class Officer l,2g Annual Staff 4: Track lg Play 4. KATHERINE SMITH F.H,A. l,2,3,4g Plays 3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Office 4g Pep Club lg Annual Staff 4g Chal- lenger Staff lg F.H.A. Officer 2,3,4g Libra- rian lg Operetta 2. gfafzs HARVEY BYRD F.F.A. l,Z,3,4g F.F.A. Officer 43 Judging Team MARIAN MILLER F.H.A. l,Z,3,4g Glee Club l,Z,3,4g Challenger Staff 43 Basketball 1 ,2,3,4g Pep Clublg Librar- ian 4g Operetta 43 Play 4. CHARLENE BENNET T F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,Z,3,4g Challenger Staff 3,43 Pep Club 1. CHARLES HUTSON F.F.A. l,2,4g Glee Club 45 Baseball 35 Play 4. THURMAN BISHOP F.F.A. l,2,3,4. WANDA DAU BE NSPECK Glee Club l,Z,3,4g Softball l,Z,3,4g Basketball l, Z,3,4g F.H.A. l,2,4g Class Officer 33 Operetta Z, 4g Play 3,4g Pep Club lg Annual Staff 43 Challen- ger Staff 45 Sextet 4. , ,...f . z l LIBBY ANN HINES 1 3,43 Annual Staff 43 rian 4. DA LE BOWMAN F.F.A. l,2,33 Glee Club 4. REFORD ULRICH F.F.A. l,2,3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 F.F.A. Of- ficer 33 Play 33 Baseball l. MARIAN GOOD Glee Club l,2,3,43 Softball 1,Z,3,4j Basketball l, 2,3,4QF.H.A.1,2,3,4j F.H.A. Officer 2,3,43 Plays 3,43 Pep Club 13 Class Officer 2,43 Operetta 2,4Q Annual Staff 43 Challenger Staff 4g Sextet 4. EARL YEAHQUO , Basketball l,2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 F.F.A. 1, 2,3,43 Glee Club 3,43 Track l3 Annual Staff 43 Challenger Staff 3,43 Operetta 43 Office 23 Judg- ing Team 3. DOROTHY LYNCH F.H.A. l,2,3,43 Plays 3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Challenger Staff Z,3,43 F.H.A. Officer 3, Class L Officer 2,3,43 Operetta 23 Pep Club 13 Librarian l,2,3,4. Glee Club l,2,3,43 Softball lg Basketball 1,23 F.H.A. 1,2343 Play 33 Pep Club lg Operetta Challenger Staff 13 Libra- 3,43 Play 33 Operetta 44' 'E'- 1 x TROY SMART, Jr. fl' 1 MG' J. MACK COX F.F.A. l,Z,3,45 Class Officer Club 15 Office 3,4. JOHNNIE BOB RUNNELS Baseball l,Z,3,45 Basketball l,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,Z,3,45 Quartet 35 Track lg Mixed Chorus 45 Play 4. ANITA JONES Glee Club l,Z,3,45 Softball l,Z,3,45 Basketball 1,Z,3,45 F.H.A. l,Z,3,45 F.H.A. Officer Z,3,45 Play 3,45 Pep Club 15 Class Officer Z,3,45 Op- eretta 2,45 Annual Staff 45 Challenger Staff 3,45 Sextet 4. DELLIA SIMMS F.H.A. 1,2,45Glee Club 15 Class Officer 3 Plays 3,45 Pep Club l. LEROY BYRD F.F.A. l,2,3,4. F.F.A. l,Z,3,45 Baseball 2,35 Track Z5 Quartet 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Judging Team 35 F.F.A. Of- ficer 3,45 Glee Club 1,Z,3,45 Operetta 4. l5 Baseball 15 Glee Glass We, the class of 1951, in the town of Cache, the county ofqComanche, and the state of Oklahoma, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. We hereby, separately, dispose of the following possessions: I, Thurman Bishop, do hereby will my ability to make Mr. Smart laugh to anyone when in trouble. l, Charlene Bennett, to Helen .Tune Bennett, do hereby will my job as Editor of the Challenger. I, Harvey Byrd, do hereby will my ability to attract all the women at the fairs to Bill Mahaffey. I, Wanda Daubenspeck, do hereby bequeath my girlish figure to Darla Wilks. l, LeRoy Byrd, do hereby will my ability to tell a bad joke and get a good laugh to James Green. I, Marian Good, do hereby will my ability to guard to Juanita Miller. I, Anita Jones, do hereby will my ability to play basketball to Helen Wimple. I, Dale Bowman, do hereby will the fascinationl see out the window to Vern Ford. I, J. Mack Cox, do hereby will my ability to get to bed at least one night out of the week to Bill Mahaffey. l, Ladine Stewart, do hereby will my refined and quiet ways to Joy W alker. I, Charles Hutson, do hereby will my ability to express mysz-21f at anytime to Danny Harmon. I, Marian lvliller, do hereby bequeath my extraordinary height to Mary Lou Zumwalt. I, Billy Frank Runnels, do hereby bequeath my ability to get around and do more than anyone else to William Pekah. I, Earl Yeahquo, do hereby will my dimples to Edgar Gildon who needs to do more smiling. I, Johnnie Bob Runnels, do hereby will my ability to sing when in a crowd to Bobby Gene Lee. I, Katherine Smith, do hereby regretfully will my few freckles to Geraldine Goodman who needs them if anyone does. I, Libby Ann Hines, do hereby will my dark and roving eyes to Roberta Jones. I, Troy Smart, do hereby will my ability to drive a hot rod and not get hurt to Arlis Newhouse. I, Dellia Simms, do hereby bequeath my locker complete with books, trash, etc. to Evie Ritter. I, Eugene Trest, do hereby will my broken glasses to Stonewall Huddle ston. I, Loretta Slatten, do hereby will my perfume bottle to Mary K. Cook so she can continue that wonderful aroma. I, Reford Ulrich, do hereby bequeath my red hair to Strawberry Harmon. I, Susan Gilbert, do hereby bequeath my ability to catch a man and keep him to Edna Belle Woodard. I, Louis Wayne Caha, do hereby bequeath my ability to bust Geography class and still get good grades to Doyne Snider. I, Dorothy Lynch, do hereby gladly will my calm and collected nerves to Shirley Rogers for special use in Speech Class. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the Class of 1951, have set our hands and seal hereto this seventeenth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one 09511. fSignedJ The Seniors of 1951 ,mbsf populafz ga BILLY FRANK RUNNELS RfL.g..., ' 4' S KATHERINE SIVIITH enfofzs Glass pfzoplzecxl Looking into my crystal ball I see another senior class as they are starting through life with vigor and vitality and as the forms of people come to shape I recognize: First of all as I look into the crystal ball I see a pretty nurse in a hospital, and as she faces this way I recognize her. She is Katherine Smith just corn- pleting her last year of training, and I predict she will be as successful as she is pretty. Then the scene shifts to a large garage and I see a man just cleaning up after a day's work. Through the grease and smudges on his face I can still make out the countenance of Charles Hutson, a very successful mechanic and garage owner. As I now move my hand over the crystal a race track at Indianapolis appears, and the announcer is' calling the winers of the car races. The Winner, driving Car No. 17, is Troy Smart, greatest daredevil driver of all times. Then, like a flash, I see Marian Good through the crystal. She is married and settled down on a ranch, where she and her husband are raising quarter horses and cattle, and do they look happy! Nowl seem to be out on a baseball field. Playing second base, I see Johnnie Bob Runnels, who is doing mighty well, now playing for the Cardinals. He always was quite a baseball player. A sudden change occurs in the crystal ball and I see Dellia Simms. She is just going into the house, after coming out of the flower garden where she and her husband have been working. They have a nice, beautiful home in Lawton and are doing very well from the looks of things. Now I see Anita Jones. She is married to a very handsome young man. They have two children, a boy who is two years old and a girl who is seven months old. The children are ve ry cute and Anita is quite proud of them. The scene turns now to a large office and taking dictation is Libby Ann Hines, the boss's private secretary. She's making lots of money and enjoying her job, from the looks of the smiles the boss just gave her. There could be more to this, but I must not tarry he re. A quiet peaceful scene has just come into view. On a farm at the close of the day, sitting on the porch content with his day's work is LeRoy Byrd, a very prosperous farmer. ,, 3,- And, as I look across the road I see another man. He is tall and blond. He seems to be raising more cattle than he is farming. He, too, is doing very well. This is Harvey Byrd. Then away across the sky I see a plane. And through my crystal balll recognize the flyer as Dale Bowman, now flying for the U.S. Air Force. He always did want to fly. Now, as I again look into the future I see a class room. At the front of the room I see a very stately looking teacher. She is tall and very easy to look at. Marian Miller is just starting her first year of teaching after completing college. A newspaper office! Owned and partly operated by Charlene Bennett, Editor I This is the present scene I now have in the crystal. Charlene is doing pretty good, along with the help of her husband. She had plenty of practice while editing the school paper, I remember. Now comes the ice, and I see Reford Ulrich, as owner and operator of the largest ice plant in Oklahoma City. He's a very successful man now and smokes 12-cent cigars. He has a large office and is just pretty well to do financially. He got his start by being the Cache City iceman. Again the scene shifts to a family at home. It is Susan Gilbert this time. She and Ollie Price were married when school was first out after graduation. They're both happy. It must have been love. Now on the other side of this crystal ball, I see another farmer feeding his cows. He has just returned from the army and is now raising hogs and cattle along with his farming. He always did raise good stock. That's Louis Wayne Caha I'm talking about. Now my eyes look out on a shiny basketball court, and playing center is a tall dark man, No. Z6. He has just sacked up two points, and as he trots down the court I see that it is Earl Yeahquo. He is now teaching school and playing ball. Way out on the desert I see J. Mack Cox. He is carrying pencils, paints and such and is fixing to draw a picture of some cacti, for that's his job. He is now known as Big Mack, the famous picture post card artist of the west. Into a drug store I now seem to be moving. Behind the counter is a lady pharmacist, Ladine Stewart, the only lady pharmacist in Lawton. She is also a registered nurse, but is just working a little now for a change. A new scene has interrupted my view. A great basketball team has just won the regionals at Altus and I see the coach jumping up and down with joy. She is a small woman, vaguely familiar. Oh! yes, I recognize her. It is Wanda Daubenspeck, famed woman basketball coach of the Southwest. The general turmoil at a radio show greets my vision now. It is My Friend Irma, and playing Irma is Dorothy Lynch. But you would hardly recognize her nowg she has changed so. I believe she's better than the real one. She got' her start by being the ticket puncher at the school cafeteria where she had to deal with so many wacky characters waiting in line to be served. Now I see a freshly graded street with forms around it. There is a man who is tall and large directing the work. He seems to be the boss, from the orders he gives, and as he comes this way I recognize him as Thurman Bishop. The switch now is to a switchboard of a large telephone office, Operating Board No. 9 is a pretty girl putting through a long distance call. As she turns this way I can see the farniliar face of Loretta Slatten. The light is fading now from the ball, but I can still see, last but not least, a man wearing two guns swung low and dressed to kill for a moving picture. Playing the role of the two-gun outlaw hero is Billy Frank Runnels. He was always reading western books, so I guess he is living the life. He was always happy and showed it with a smile to everyone. He always drank his Hadacol to keep young. The light is out. Only darkness is left as this Senior Class of '51 goes on its way. - King Zircon, the Crystal Gazer I C JUIIIORS 0 xxx Q ' f 4 1 46' 1: P ll L uniofzs HELEN BENNETT DONALD SPEIGEL EDNABELLE WOODARD BILL MAHAFFEY MARY K. COOK DONNIE PITTMAN I-EILEN WIMPLE ARLIS NEWHOUSE JOY JACKSON JAMES HULL CHARLES COX LAWRENCE LA FRANCE JUANITA MILLER GLEN DUPLER WILLIAM PEKAI-I DOYNE SNIDER STONE WALL HUDDLESTON NINA LOGAN VERN FORD, Jr. LAVENA TAHDOOAHNIPPAH DANNY HARMON JOY WALKER BOBBY GENE LEE ROBERTA JONES DOYLE BROOKING JESSIE W AT TS BOBBY COX 1- h in Xu i I fl v MA A :lf my . ,:,'kj ,,,. il I g, r N: f v- 4 EQ! ,, .- 'Q-543,10 rf.. i A' 'x' . T6 ,xx ye.. wi 2' , fx ua in I 4 , ff -- f E ' x xf . ' ' mv, 1 4 1 5' f 32 . L' U Qs-44-gvvlpfi . X. X Q Q. vim' 1: ,-'wr x W .N:, I. in -N gs Q N .1 ' . ,Ei S A www ,H av 4 A ii iLi q ngefzsfubies -w csv . w'f sovuomonfs 5 ...gk xx... gopluomozes NORMA RUNNELS .TOHNNIE TREST IVIARY GREEN FRANKIE BOYDSTUN PATRICIA OUOETONE DONALD STEWART ANNA FRONEBERGER .T. R. WATTS FLORA WHITTLE WILLIAM FOSTER SHIRLEY ROGERS GLEN HOOD GERALDINE GOODMAN BUCK ADAMS WANDA WHITTLE BOBBY COUCH WYNONA SHRADER JANIES GREEN GABRIELLE FORD HOWARD .TACKSON MARGIE ROACH WINSTON GILBERT CHERRY GUTHRIE EDDIE GILDON CHARLENE BOATMAN NELDA WALKER KATHERINE DUGGINS BETTY DUPLER SALLY ROWE PI-IYLLIS SHERFIELD EVA JEAN JONES WILMA LONG DONALD BRISTER IW. 'fy :B sz .I g W 'Ek 7 - I 4 165 , -sv I J' -A? fr, 1+ f - ' I J I x -A N , 1 . Ai I ' 1 by f ,,w 3 L..-r.. Q- h -va:-,Q x x.. 'ff wwf J Q 5' - . f--f Q. 8. nv --' I 1 1 . W . ,-- I . - In f f -mf ' af b ,. 'V , B.: Q50-'l as ' , Q I 77' X' ',. f 3 - A 'gt .- - If - -Af ' I ' i L. 'iff ,-4' ,wi :,' , I 'sz' Q T 4. . H..-N :N . M 3 .,,, sy 1 , .44f,x pu. 'I sn?-sq I. - I I in QI. 2? . . -' .. K 1- I X .ff ..'X - V' 2: if hh, ' 'ij .1 I if I xg 1 3 1-as gfanb-dns Q 4 - FRESHITIEII ,?'L6Sltl4'l8l4 AUDIE WAYNE WOODARD DARLA WILKS CHARLES KRISS BETTY RUNNELS ELLA JEAN STRICKLAND LARRY ZUMWALT MARY ELLEN COX JAIviES COUCH ROSE MARIE BOWMAN KENNETH YOUNG LULA FAYE LOGAN COWETA O'PRY ODIS BREWER HELEN COFFEY .TIMIVIY HUTSON BETTY JEAN HULL CLAUDE BYRD Xfyzas M ' BE TTY HU TSON -so 3. C ' -1:2222 Q f ' .. 9 3' 1:-' g ' '41 ' x A '-as X' e l Q Q- , N' E . y l iff K 'Q 9 I I F 1 !dx 4 , A V Q lx 4 L X I, 1 1 , rw' 'Tv ' 1 'F' . ir T .1 Lan.. 1' I 'K - in -.. ' -Q ij, X, s... I X W K ! giglzfla Qfzabe Harlan Speigel Shirley Ash Lester Dupler Georgie Stewart James Daubenspeck Bob Adams Wanda Watts Johnnie Andrews Bennie Wimple Viletta Worley Joe Thomas Royce Couch VVil1is Nauni Jewel Ackerman Rafey Tahdooahnippah Lydia Pekah --v no -If 1 ga ' axe, Foy Gene Wade .S+ , VL LJY I x:?' M 5 ' James Jackson Burtha Rowell Wayne Gibson Mary Lynch Daniel Dupler Ruby Runyan Richard Watts 'lf' Margie Newhouse ix D ,Aa Bobby Runyan ' 6 Bobby Pahcheka 'I-544' f.- evenflu Qfzaae Juanita Whittle R. D. Curtsinger Peggy Hutson Wayne Yachoyonny Nyla Ulrich Billy Runyan Lonetia .Tones Donald Black Shirley Boydston Deloyn Boatman Ermine Henry Butch Gilbert Emma Brewer Walter Kriss Cornelia Ouoetone Daltha Watts Daviline Byrd Oland Nelson Genevieve Ford Billy Brooking Patricia Elders Harold Werqueyah Retha Rae O'Pry Farriell Codopony Betty Black Dale Runnels Roberta Gilbert Jerry Mahaffey Mary Lou Zumwalt Jimmy Huddleston fb -an 'B 'Q MGP- ' X291 N' I 3 ,Q 7 ll ' vi 'K 9 f H x l Q I 1 A 'Xqjl -6- v Y ' ,gg . ... l ir ,, A .1 x I l f- - an Ill- I! I J 9 'D - .f t ' Q V Jxmaa-M Q 'K' 'N xi ALI. ' 4 , l 1 P 1. 1 , ef. ' Q fr 5 ,....- '-B: Q , hw ' X' P f A ' Q lv vain in nl Tir U- ' if 4' VN, U ' 4' Oo. K ,,- , ,Q, ..' V f 4' ' , K -..X - . I I a ii ' LI N . lg' 'Jiang' .',u:0go's'. N' . ur , , U44 iff: I 'Q'-' hi. 1' - . 4 Q so 0 . ', . , Jan Wade 'X' R Q.. Q...- l 1 'YT' milf' V 1 I N 1 GRHDES Y fzimafz. Eva Mae Frazier Claudine Risinger Bettie Walker Janis Marsh Cherryl Wade Leon Norrell James Roach Robert Rowell Albert Loque Jerry Elling Marlena Wolfe Noretta Wolf Regina Buchanan Joyce Glandon Ardeth Elling Emmitt Unsell Jackie Long C. B. Cox M Steve Livingston Larry Britton Lois Gail Smart Judith Farrelly Sharon Pohawpatohoko Kay Patterson A Ramona Parker James Lents Gerald Woommavovah Myra .Tean Rosier June Denall Barfield Freddie Glenn Q N , ,vi f A -' r Q 1 -'X hx. .. t e. ll 3' f' 1 A f 5' -' 011- ' s , Q- 3 -A Qs ' X in-f , x ,Q ' .. A so X l la Q 0- A., . f . U' I 53:1 ' 1 c fx 'S 8 ' - X Q.. 1 1 atv vb. 15 .I di.. J -.1 -' K ' 4 kg: 'iv' 1 'Q- .L x V U - ., 5. 5 . . ' '1 C R 'r 1 X 'I F, i l -6. , hh 'IJ . . 'VCE :r'fx.,,?EM if Kiln: ., Q . ' i .Kx.1. urn ':,L','H,pn, 'f'x1, '. ' ,.1 qv I ,HH vi ll iq v la . aiawazem- 9 I ,xi S 'L . J. J-3 pq, -lol fn. -fi Q 1 A' i Q v 'G 5' f 3 1, af 'Q nk' Haig' ' 4 ,wa ,ani 'svn- . N-8 7' 'N t 'fifzsf and econd Q 4 an -7 '--. .... I fat-g -:fi - V 1 1 ' - - - '- L flf. f 1 X LQ. x ' 1 ,, J' I A ',' is H' :,, 5' fzgg Q.. '7 :L 42- 'sz in- r N ' Q' G' ' - f Q.. r g.,-1 .. 5 Q Rx A ,qs ' S, XM -. Jn' 'Q' -' E-ilu 4' . Ai M . VT, I i qw 'MD L ' x 5 Y K b 7 mbes Johnnie Buchanan Margie Slatten Bobby Curtsinger Mary Joyce Locke Clara Tahdooahnippah Roy Miller Roberta Whitewolf .Terry Ke rn Penny Crabtree Linda Lou Geionety Arnold Lee RedE1k Connie J'o Ray David Mansfield Sharon Holander Larry Fergus on Ma ry Kennedy Jimmie Gordon Kenneth Tahpay .Toan Lambert Charles Evans s ,., , econcl 'male Larry Woodard Patsy Brewer Terry Cost Dorothy Whitile Roy Ewing Saundra Wolfe George Wade Jeanette Ford Jerry Miller Janice Runyan Gary Hess Henrietta Frazier Douglas Livingston Car olyn Holden Robert Vanlandingham Catherine Bartlett Ronald Pittman Brenda McDonald Roland Apauty Louise Rowe Gerald Doyebi Patricia Harmon Donald Hull Charles Shrader Duane Norrell Suzy Rush vu- . 'QV fa. , '- f Q, on 4--. g-- X 1 L, H A at . b I 1, .. x '41 L M - Q L K A-5 Y' ' l 4- ' ' ' .. 'Q-o ' x 1 - x , . , my he ' 4 s . sgfigggziilllg, X .. 'Q ix. , . TT: X .. .... .sv-::4,. 0 . Q L . .,, . 6 vs. ' N ' . il l'bq f Lf -' 'ffl X ' W iii tai, H A 'JN' '-7-A f' 'll-01 E 4' W. . 5 ' in n 4, ' as Srv r Q- ' X i- -Al Q' ,. -15 1 .Q Q BF- ' Y w K . bg w J.. . 3 i,.': J 'av - 5' '11 V - st' K' . A X- S ., . X. ' ls- , 11 rxfgfl - A , r an ir in , 4 in - f' n V' ' . Q., -7 0 I - -- X --Q.. 5, ' my I l 1' u Xi 'g 'in S 2 12 ff ' aff f 37T':.-:P ,lied -5 u.. K '-W . 1 ,. , w ' 1. t In V . xt ., t 1 v 5 N-s, 'gal N if My me Q I H . , ' W- , tx' If 'A N f 6 , 68 -' 11 , 5' ' ' au- .' M . -. A: 5' : - V ' I A.: ' Q ' ? V A i 22 'it 91' t ' 5 K it if 'cm N .9 1 3. if A ... -1 K 1 4-'34 A ' 4 -inf W'-I ,K 'v . ' Kg an ' it 'L ,Sv-. :flu , i Mtmiiti or HA. .,,, Q Q -1 tl- 1' I A,-.ill ..,. ds la- 'tt 'W' 1- 17 ' l ' , mf-'iii-iilfsiif l 6 fn!-A A ' . ' AFV- ,th-2.15 7-tmffzcl 'za e Marlene Henry Rita Daubenspeck Billy Weber Charlene Phelps Edna Marie Pahcheka Reba Strickland Nancy Runnels Jerry Couch Edna Ruth Duke Delores Barfield Robert Krone Marthella Slatten Kenneth Mahaffey Marel Lynn Elling Nick Livingston Nancy Kirk Nlarie Gildon Carl Paddyaker Cecelia Adams Patsy Dupller Janice B1-ooking Molly Stewart Richard Gordon Nellie Smart Patricia Woommavovah 1 Sherryl Smith Marilyn Watts Troy Bennett Joyce Britton Jerry Lambert 'foufzflz Cifzczbe Varner Ouoetone William Barfield Oliver Kern Johnny Winuple Sammie Schlachtun Jerry Duke Troy Boydston Gary Alexander Ray Bard Glenn Slatten Floyd Runnels Carl Buchanan 9 Randy Parker Eugene Britton Carrol Risinger Ronnie Walker Raynmond Alexander Ronald Elling Bobby Tahpay Elden Young Jimmy Strickland Ronald Ferguson Karen Tillman Jolene Smith JS:-5 f. ' sa gm' gay - ..4 4 J xr .Y,,.x I 4 , L 1- 8, , y A s 23 V s-.D A I Q'-A .5 li X B lf, ,iq f by 'wa , -A J V Q .Q 08+ ,I 3 diy' Q .l J-Q: ' F' x I V - L 'L 5' 'O ,J x ' er., ,-f' f -if -9 - .H n il-Hoff R ,, . .4 ...S K X ' Q. 3- II 4 - ik. 1 , 6 -s.,4 X f 'ty' Q' ,ith vw I . ,ab . ' ' wx, I 'Y' R fl Y Q' 5 up-r ,N '5- fgla V C LH , A' rf ' . QQ X 5g?iFl4'YnL.4E 4 X 9 -' Q ' .. V' :Q 'J W fl J 6 All ! mx! X izgfflif. J ' - - 5:::. , 5143.-1 . ::::.t.-r ah-12 2 .,,.-nh 41... .0 ' . 5 ' u 1'0 .nuns . ., 4 - ......- a 43:1 wus: Q ff I If I .......- len: xl 0 Q. . th Fx 'W V i .:::.r- L. f f ll. ,, , 1 ' I 4- J 3 , 1.5 ' A I-we 7 'H Q m .N-. Q63 ., ft 4 f J 'S 'al SN 4 Rafal' ' 'i' di nw ,Iwi ,f .-fit l V 5 U ly '- 'Q' J. :io H' ,A 55 M S vi 'CTS , 3-It -V -I-3 1 ' Q I Xe , 1 ll X h . - J 11 1 fi, ii 4 -rift F ' Q Jllllv ff 'U' i X ' six , 1 ,Q 'N V ' 1 1 1 K- mb .vu av- :-:-4' . 4'-..,,. if hy' ,,,,. Q, rf of f talk A iff U' - M' -li, 'J-' ' K l cmd: Qfzade Mary Ann Ford Collene Brewer Jo Ann Robinson Victoria Yackeyonny Mary Ann Lents Dawn Harmon Audrey Gordon Louella Watts Ruby Karney Carlene Hollander Eleonora Mansfield Louella Spiva Ivlargaret Doyebi Brenda Cook Dorris Smart Lorene Caddo Joyce Runyan Betty Lou Plaxco Peggy Norrell Judy Glandon it Wynona McDonald Judith Dunlap Dorothy Black Janette Maloy Maudie Rowell ' aw V 'T ' ,V 'AJ' 3 ,. - ,,-- UL. iw -Jr 1 . ,,,-.h . .-.. ' at 'ffff qfzaae Juanita Rowell Patsy Ruth Jones Thelma Bartlett Betty Ruth Gordon Betty Lou Guthrie Carolyn Dupler Phyllis Apauty Etta Willis Dixie Terry Anna Faye Newhouse Pearl Roach Lee Spiva Mary Lou Robison .Tessie Jackson , 'H-' i sz , , in L. . 1' .1 ? -- 4, 7' 43 Rx I .X ',' if iam? l f : , h A ! 1 - T n ' 9' 1 .,, ,sv L. ' Dale Ulrich 'Q' M , is 4 , Clari ce Tahdooahni ppah Richard Ash it , me .,, .L Karen Elling Finley Schlumbohm Ura LaDean Speigel Alta Ackerman Truman Miller Nlarie Boatman Larry Asenap Phyllis Werqueyah Leatrice Wermy Charles Roach Marjorie Lara Burton Ward Bonnie Martin Sandra Walker Charlene Thomas Doyle Watts Lillian Griswold Patricia Simms ,M .gg G ar, ,J ' - wth Q wr 1 ,A ,N S- , W , 'H' , Lv V 1 six I s .-Qlxux 1 I il, I , 1 f Q N x L- 1 2:3 ' - , 4 l 6 A w - T 'lr N- 7 ' o g, I 'X' s Q -slfb 451' lm Q T 'F K. Ns- N 39' Q J 8 at 3' T Q 'T ' r- in-n-.A xl N Swim Terry Robe rts Leslie Bai-field Sally Greenwalt ' 3 av- K i 'ti ' ' , . c- ' an-N, swf gr i ' s ' .. . 5- Q3 , H 1, is . Q , Q K 11, ' f -Wi 1 Agri , J r x gh I Q 'Y' I it Q l W is--Wil a Ia fe 'f' 4 R S h .ef f-253' W 'L 'f- Y' , v I .1 .. . 'f .Lf ' F' I vi ' ff-1: C I R9 X:X'f,'f ri ffs . Dlx x J if. 'N ' u 'gf 1 ... ,., 3' R. -avi, 5 '::::: ' l 'f 1 xi We X V K i -Q f ' M , W ' 1 - E' L4 W .. ,ann 1' 1 , p ' .ills 'Ei ' .. 3 ' l 54 ,Nm w if - Ce 4 up-Q Q... i '- o-. , Q- 4 if .Ref uk- ks f ,5' 7 'K 4. 1' 1 wp! il' -es 4 ai? F12 A . fi 1 AF' . 41,1 'iw A FV, il ' i....l5l1 an gixflm qfzaae Patrick Duke Kenneth Couch Kathleen Woesner Ralph Cox Charles Hull Joy Ann Werqueyah Emmitt Gi ldon Tommy Self Raymond Doyebi Euvah Richards Robert Barfield Marlyn Hess Helen Long Vivian Pahcheka David Dupler Velva Watts Donald Phelps Jerry Jackson Jimmy Black Betty lviiller Jerry Strickland Mary Watts Adella Werqueyah Christine Dunlap William Buchanan David Plaxco Donald Hutson Clarence Wayne Lee Jimmy Lewis Ronnie Callicott IICTIVITIES QB A? 9x9 1 Wf -rf, f,f,f fp! Qyfffyj' Kfzz ff! X574 WW Bobby Adams points out the geo- graphic section for a special lesson in an eighth grade history class. wr, M- s. 5' 4- ...qv- ...Q-curv- acf I Reading from left to right: Mary K. Cook, Edna Belle Woodard, and Bill Mahaffey are doing a little research for their term papers in English Ill 1 .Mi LA, L V X 4' Jerry Mahaffey fleftj, Cornelia Ouoetone fcenterj, and Odis Dale Run- nels are making a test for starches in their demonstration for their science class. IESSIE WAT TS Junior BOB BY COX Manager ELLA JEAN STRIC KLAND Freshman AUDIE WAYNE WOODARD Glass BE TTY DUPLE R Sophomore Manager BUCK ADAMS 1122145 Manager Seve MARY IJOU ZUMWALT nth RU BY RUNYAN Eighth ,-sf, . ODIS DALE RUNNELS Q' 5 Manager fl sfk. A 4 .4 r Y JOHNNY ANDREWS x. - Manager 4 5 K . 1- fh f if .fl nv- ,, .J ---1 V .f ..- JOHNNIE BOB RUNNELS 7716-1409271 g K , ll SUSAN GILBERT eafzlvoolz Queen ' 'A Qi? v 5 , W' .f ' 'F 7 A.. ui- My U ' ' , 1 x ,C 2 V 11 - -,V X5 591 .1- ' 1603126 EC ' 50014256 wa 1: F.F.A. and F.H.A. 'A ,fi X Christmas Banquet I if .5 A ., M V 11'- A fig: ' F CY C Bn . L fgqg ljfgpisg ,J 5 J 1 ir? L' r A 'h mx N ' .. . if . ., sg a s 1- . K Club girls have lots sfejsiqent is Nqimii of dishes to do. Iron bop1'Oud of Setting out red roses, club flower, U at school. Hifi 811g by Club. I x rfvm. V if Ik x MEMBER S OF CACHE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF ANLERICA l 4 , CARL ELLING Advisor ufuie afzmefzs of amefzica lupus: -.- L..... ' 13 e, 21- 7 - ' 1 1 A f ? , ,Zig aa Headed for Ft. Worth MARY K. COOK F.F.A. Oueen 'x an ., A0 wi 6 in 5 - ' s p. I Cache boys in the money at Lawton Sophomores work on some agriculture projects . Challenger gfagg A as Charlene Bennett, left, Editor of the CHALLENGER, and Helen June Bennett, Associate Editor examine the first issue off the press. NIRS. VIVIENNE SMART Earl Yeahquo bends low to Fa lt Ad ' ' ' cu y visor pr1nt headlines for the school newspaper. Earl is also Sports Reporter. ,r Y' 1 Q ., Ls CDV, fd?-' -.E 1 VV AND A MA Rl AN DAUBENSPECK GOOD Q l Columnists E Marian Miller is ready to begin her regular task of rnirneographing. 6 ' ' -gunz' if . ANI TA JONES Sports br , EDNABE LLE WOODARD LADIN I: STEWART ' K - ' 'J Reporter Puzzle Editor A ' 0' Y--Q ug Q -P 5' . . -.J N-x -Q'--is My 1: T W fm J X H- AI Y Xt? X' at Ar X if A y Y 1 SUM! MARGIE NEWHOUSE DARLA JEAN WILKS NORMA JEAN RUNNELS Eighth Reporter Fr eshman Reporter Sophomore Reporter JERR Y MAHAFFEY DOYNE SNIDER I g ' . 9 Seventh Reporter Junior Reporter fn- Q 2 Q' wr- rv- Q xv ' . ff- -L YW' V Q V W Q DOROTHY LYNCH MARY K. COOK JUANITA MILLER Senior Reporter Society Reporter Exchange Editor EVA JEAN JONES BUCK ADAMS r 'IS F.H.A. Reporter F.F.A. Reporter -,. --...V 45- Q A.,-j. - W . ref- - 1 0,4 qt, all Front Row, left to right: Troy Smart, Stonewall Huddleston, Doyle Brooking, Lawrence LaFrance, Dale Bowman Vern Ford, Edgar Gildon. Second Row: Frankie Boydstun, James Green, Bobby Couch, Earl Yeah- quo, Johnnie Bob Runnels, Arlis New- house. Third Row: Bobby Gene Lee, Reford Ulrich, Charles Hutson, Audie Wayne Woodard, Bill Mahaffey, James Hull. 1 qifzlsy glee Mary Ellen Cost, Accompanist Front Row, left to right: Norma Runnels, Wynona Shrader, Darla Wilks, Ella Strickland, Marian Good, Rose flvlarie Bowman, Juanita Miller, Wilma Long. Second Row: Phyllis Sherfield, La- vena Tahdooahnippah, Cherry Guthrie, Nelda Walker, Eva Jean Jones, Doyne Snider, Ednabelle Woodard, Gabrielle Ford. Third Row: Lula Faye Logan, Betty Hull, Betty Hutson, Roberta Jones, Katherine Duggins, Mary K. Cook, Helen Bennett, Wanda Daubenspeck. ixed Glwfzus Front Row, left to right: Phyllis Sherfie ld, N orma Runnels , Wynona Shrader, Nelda Walker, Cherry Guthrie, Wilma Long, Juanita Miller, and Gabri- elle Ford. Second Row: Troy Smart, Jr., Wanda Whittle, Eva Jean Jones, Doyne Snider, Katherine Duggins, Doyle Brookings, and Edgar Gildon. Back Row: James Green, Bobby Couch, Dale Bowman, Frankie Boydstun, Earl Yeahquo, Johnnie Bob Runnels, Vern Ford, Jr., and Arlis Newhouse. G 'ustmas Opefzetta Ga Riultlam gan First Row, left to right: Jerry Elling, Janis Marsh, Gerald Woommavovah, Lois Gail Smart, .Tames Roach, Regina Buchanan, Steve Livingston, Eva Mae Frazier. Second Row: Joyce Glandon, C. B. Cox, Ardeth Elling, David Mansfield, Ramona Parker, Albert Logue, Marlena Wolfe, Emmitt Unsell, Denall Barfield. 1 fa i 1 f 3 1 , l 5 i F 1 1 1 I ag' 'Zi j ',' fin -- I 1 l 3 ' Q r ,XL .l 1 x -2. 15th and 6th Gradesl On Floor: Ronnie Callicott Seated, left to right: Mary Lou Robinson, Karen Elling, Ura La Dean Speigel, Betty Lou Guthrie, Carolyn Dupler. First Row, standing: Richard Ash, Euvah Richards, Lillian Griswold, Patsy Ruth Jones, Kathleen Woesner, Velva Watts, Bonnie Martin, Maryln Hess. Second Row, standing: Truman Miller, David Plaxco, Doyle Watts, Tommy Self, Don- ald Hutson, Jimmy Lewis, Ray- mond Doyebi, Emmitt Gildon. I P 1. ,Xe Christmas aifzies 12nd and 3rd Grade Girls, First Row, left to right: Rita Daubenspeck, Cecelia Adams, Janette Ford, Patricia Harmon, Carolyn Holden, Suzy Rush, Janice Runyan, Catherine Bartlett, Brenda McDonald. Second Row: Reba Strick- land, Marie Gildon, Saundra Wolfe, Nancy Rae Kirk, Edna Ruth Duke, Louise Rowe, Doro- thy Whittle, Nellie Smart. .Y uniofz goals' Glwfzus Front Row, left to right: Butch Gilbert, Walter Kriss, Odis Dale Runnels, Joe Thomas, Wayne Young. Second Row: Jimmy Huddleston, Jimmy Leggett, Deloyn Boatman, Johnny Andrews, Ferriell Codypony, Billy Brooking, James Daubenspeck. Third Row: Daniel Dupler, Royce Couch, James Jackson, Rafey Tahdooahnip- pah, Richard Watts, Bobby P.unyan, and Bob Adams. uniofz H Qifzfs' Glmofzus Mary Ellen Cost, Accompanist. Front Row, left to right: Jan Wade, Roberta Gilbert, Lonetia Jones, Daviline Byrd, Genevieve Ford, Shirley Boydstun, Viletta Worley, Bertha Rowell, Mary Lou Zumwalt. Second Row: Margie Newhouse, Emma Brewer, Juanita Whittle, Nyla Ulrich, Mary Sue Lynch, Peggy Hutson, Georgie Stewart. Third Row: Mary Ritter, Jewel Acker- man, Shirley Ash, Ermine Henry, Betty Black, and Ruby Runyan. 1i.f.fz.qf,..a.. cam... Wilma Long, Director Front Row, left to right: Floyd Runnels, Janet Maloy, Louella Watts, Eleonora Mans- field, Doris Smart, Brenda Cook, Joyce Runyan, Judy Glandon, Dorothy Black. Second Row: Jimmy Strickland, Betty Plaxco, Victoria Yackeyonny, Gary Alex- ander, Carl Buchanan, Karen Tillman, Wynona McDonald, Carlene Hollander. Third Row: Sammie Schlachtun, Car- rol Risinger, Troy Boydstun, Jerry Duke, Ronnie Walker, Mary Ann Ford, Dawn Harmon, Oliver Kern. Fourth Row: Ronnie Ferguson, Jo Ann Robinson, Ronnie Elling, Colleen Brewer, Margaret Doyebi, and Jolene Smith. Free Dahvqfy 10,06 Q00 Good Sh H otel a co, Hd recfly Fnted 'fu Restau 1- me Cfonxfvd M vw ant Ho Home Wide Pxes CXOQN 6 as ' qc Gogh ,99 5 vqgxocxo ce V sw'-,S X o QW --wkvvwioox P har macy Fme Foods Frmendw Sauce M0t0r C0 rmsh I7 9 r Cafe Gro. Sz Mkt. WMOM, SxuX1f'9 Sways P0035 Qxhef V W' M1 , 40 0'0' '0'-'0' COMPLIMENTS OF +1 4 44 U U The Security Bank Sz Trust Co. ' 4 MEMBER F. D. I. C. LAWTON OKLAHOMA 4 14 14 ,I lx .r 1, A4 4' ' 14 1, I 4 I Ken's Grocery A COMPLETE LINE M OF GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES E1 5 14 AND FINE MEATS ,4 4 4 if 1, COME IN AND VISIT OUR MODERN STORE HOME OWNED AND OPERATED WE SELL THE BEST AND EAT THE REST PHONE 52 CACHE ' 0f 'S 4s 40 4 'l0'0'0l0 -Iii? HOLLEM Sz TRUITT LUMBER CO. L. E. BANKS, MANAGER DONIT WORRY IF YOUR JOB IS SMALL AND YOUR REWARDS ARE FEW REMEMBER THAT THE MIGHTY OAK WAS ONCE A NUT LIKE YOU 3I0 B. AVE. PHONE 3232 THE FINEST IN MEN's ws-:AR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED . . rg SUP' SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMAIS MOST MODERN MEN'S STORE CURRELL LUMBER CO. 307 B PHONE 30I0 LAWTON 4 OKLA, mwmn gg Q Lsmzn sronn ,T V I -r, soo'r A g, I- PAIRING HER X553 as X U 'xfga-I 322 sou W TT Tn: 1' LAWTON, OKLAHOMA COM PI.I MENTS OF CACHE LAUNDRY MRS. A. J. HUDDL.ESTONn OWNER PHONE 36 CACHE MUSICAL SALES AND RECORD SHOP BOTH NEW AND USED RECORDS 303 C. PHONE B94 L.AWTONn OKL.A, 10 v -0 RING Sr BRAKE SUPPLY CO. AUTOMOTIVE JOBBERS I sol-5 E AVENUE PHONE 2865 lf . E w AYERS, MGR, LAWTON OKLAHOMA jr . 'I SMITH'S CLOVRR PRINTING AND RUBBER STAMP COMPANY 2 QUALITY PRINTING AT REASONABLE PRICES 41 'T M A GERALD R SIVIITH1 OWNER lI2 SOUTH FIFTH ST PHONE l7d LAWTON SI2 D AVENUE PHONE I345 Q FOWLER'S WHOLESALE RETAIL PAINT-WALLPAPER-GLASS I' I-.INOI-EUIVI, ASPHALT Bt RUBBER TILE THE HOUSE OF COLOR LAWTON OKI-A -J MANUFACTURERS OF AWNINGSI TENTS. WATERPROOF TARPAULINS AUTOMOBILE TRIM 8: SEAT COVERS OUTSIDE AND INSIDE VENETIAN BLINDS PHONE Aso 527 c AVENUE LAVVTON1 OKLAHOMA '0l040l0N0'10v 01'-0l0n0w0v4. - K5 -00' LEISTER MUSIC COMPANY YOUR FRIENDS IN MUSIC FOR I3 YEARS 608 C LAWTON ROUNDS AND PORTER LUMBER COMPANY DEALERS IN -IJMBER AND ALL OTHER MATERIALS FOR THE BUILDER PHONE 3630 IOI B LAWTONI OKLAHOMA LAWTON 'S MOST COMPLETE .IEWELERS FEATURING BULOVA - LONGINES - ELGIN DYER BUTANE PROPANE GAS CO. WE HAVE THE GAS. STORAGE AND TRUCKS. JOIN ONE OF OUR GAS SPECIAL DISCOUNT -ro ROUTES- STUDENTS GARBER 'S I3o7 S ZND ST. PHONE 3678 aI3 c LAWTON LAWTONI OKLA, . fimlbi QQ SPRAGUE'S FURNITURE MART 1 154.744-1 If-I S f '1 ' I ,I 1 - ' A I ,I UE 5 ix! I-IoIvIE FURNISHINGS AT PRICES You -I VS -. -J ' CAN AFFoRD PHONE 5050 FIFTY-FIFTY LAWTON, OKLAHOMA PHONE 232 220-222 E. AVE. LAWTONI OKLA, GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES GOODYEAR TIRES AND BATTERIES GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND RADIOS MAGIC CHEF APPLIANCES USE OUR CREDIT PLAN LAWTONI OKLA. PHONE 3670 390 C, AVE. N0Y 40V - , ....,.,,,.. -.,--, ,,.,,,,A .,., ,.,. - ,..., . , PHONE 38I5-739 RES. 50I4 MADDEN MOTOR CO. ROYAL CROWN CLARENCE MADDEN' OWNER WHOLESALE 8: RETAIL HBEST BY TASTE TESTN NEW AND USED CARS ae HOUR DELIVERY ALL NEW CARS DELIVERED TO YOU NEHI BOTTLING CO. BY OUR TRANSPORT No. 1 NORTH 2ND ST. LAwTON OFFICE PH. lI78 RES. PH, 3682 NEW CARS USED CARS A. J. PECK PHONE 39I7 CAR MARKET COMANCHE MOTOR COMPANY A SQUARE DEAL TO EVERYONE SECOND AT GORE ZND AND NB!! AVENUES LAWTON: OKLAHOMA PAUL DUNBAR avsa-w LAWTON OKLA. , L EASY TERMS KEMP MOTOR SALES NEW AND USED CARS SEE KEMP BEFORE You suv OR SELLH 2I 3-N-ZND 'PHONE 3308 LAWTON I OKLAHOMA FENCING AND WELDING SOON ER FENCE CO. I3I5 CACHE ROAD PORTABLE WELDING ANY PLACE OR TIME OWNER. WOODIE LONG PHONE PHONE FENCING - 746 WELDING - 5520 LAWTON -02' -0-0 CONIPLIIVIENTS OF S 4 T H M '4 The American ational Bank OLD AND DEPENDABLE LAWTON OKLAHOMA 4 V V ,V U LHIQFHHCQ Tank Corp. PHONE 4600 ANYTHING IN STEEL TRUSCON STEEL WINDOWS --- LARRANCE TRAILERS STRUCTURAL RE-ENFORCING STEEL STEEL TANKS I 4 r 4 r 4 r 4 r 4 ,r r M LAWTON OKLAHOMA ' 40Y .9 PORTS 1 1-if .Zur rg gr f 13 5 , Ar Y XXX , -5 W X f I ff Q11 , . an 1. K n P. A 4 F 44, P1'.4 19' ,Q- . K4 ' ,IAQ g 74' . EARL YEAHOUO Ist Team A11 Conference Ist Team Big Pasture Tournament DONALD SPEIGEL acf .2 B OB ROUNDTREE C oach eniofz gczslzeflnau gqua 5 L AWRENCE LA FRANCE JAMES HULL WILLIAM PEKAH DALE BOWMAN WINSTON GILBERT Team Managers ' I i EUGENE TREST JOHNNIE TREST BUCK ADAMS BIL L MAHAFFEY I 14- ...f A ff BOBBY GENE LEE SEASON RECORD OF SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Cache 40 Cache 30 Cache 35 Cache 40 Cache 53 Cache 33 Cache 36 Cache 48 Cache 40 Cache 47 Cache 41 Cache 59 Won Roosevelt Indiahorna Geronimo Faxon Elgin Indiahoma Fletcher Chattanooga Sterling FSIS Geronimo Faxon Cache Lost Cache 40 Cache 42 Cache 44 Cache 45 Cache 33 Cache 42 Cache 48 Cache 45 Cache 53 Cache 39 Cache 46 Cache 46 Sterling 44 12 Roosevelt Elgin Indiahoma Union Valley Grandfie ld Fletcher Elgin Chattanooga FSIS Fletche r Indiahoma Snyder 34 36 56 28 47 36 49 46 39 53 39 57 INDIVIDUAL RECORD OF SENIOR HIGH PLAYER Games FG FT FOULS TP Earl Yeahquo 23 137 65 85 339 Johnnie Trest 22 95 32 48 222 Bobby Gene Lee 23 69 34 49 172 Donald Speigel 23 34 7 33 75 William Pekah 24 25 20 27 70 Buck Adams 24 21 ll 9 53 Gene Trest 17 21 8 35 50 Bill Mahaffey 21 15 8 34 38 J. R. Watts 6 9 4 12 24 Audie Woodard 6 7 2 9 16 Lawrence LaFrance 20 3 2 8 8 Frank Boydston 7 1 0 0 2 James Hull 13 1 0 1 2 Walters Invitational Tourney .............. Runners-up Comanche County Tournament...defeated in semi-finals District. .... defeated in semi-finals. The senior high girls won 4 games, tied one and lost 13. This however, does not tell the whole story. They lost three of the games by only 1 point, and 3 by 3 points or less. oN HE ,,N1.TAd5Team GREEN W1-NZD ES MARY S2003 nfle LE iefe All Con WANDA DAUGENSPECK MARIAN GQOD Honorable Mention Honorable Mention A11 Conference A11 Conference DOYNE SNIDER eniofz Qifzls' gasfzeflzau Team ERNEST CLONINGER Coach CHERRY GUTHRIE SHIRLEY IUANITA HE LEN ROGERS MILLER BENNETT RICHARD WATTS HARLAN BOBBY SPEIGEL A ADAMS 'F AUDIE WAYNE WOODARD unfofz gaslzeflvall gays O 2 , JOHNNY ANDREWS RA FE Y TAHDOOAHNI PPAH ROYCE COUCH BENNIE WIMPLE LARRY ZUMWALT JAMES JACKSON SEASON RECORD OF JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Won 10 Lost 5 Cache 32 Elgin 39 Cache 34 Fletcher Z8 Cache 34 Snyder 33 Cache 37 Chattanooga 31 Cache 44 Sterling Z0 Cache Z4 Elgin 38 Cache Z8 FSIS 37 Cache Z7 Lawton 14 Cache 28 Faxon 27 Cache 3 O Faxon 31 Cache 36 Geronimo 2 3 Cache 29 Indiahoma 19 cache 35 Elgin so cache 42 Chattanooga 26 Cache Z7 Fletcher Z9 INDIVIDUAL RECORD OF JUNIOR HIGH PLAYER Galne s FG FT FOULS T P Audie Woodard 15 88 41 41 217 Richard Watts 15 35 30 39 100 Larry Zumwalt 15 18 Z8 39 64 Bob Adams 15 10 16 Z3 36 Johnnie Andrews 15 6 9 17 Z1 Harlen Speigel 1 3 3 5 2.6 11 Royce Couch 1 Z 2 2 2 6 Lester Dupler 10 1 0 0 2 Bennie Wimple 15 0 1 Z 1 James Jackson 12 0 0 4 0 Jerry Mahaffey 4 0 0 0 0 Rafey Tahdooahnippah 4 0 0 0 0 County Tourney.... ......... defeated in elimination ...... Invitational Tourney at Cache.. ........... defeated in semi -finals. The Jr. High Girls won 3 and lost 3 in conference play. V 3 2 Q iv,..b ERNII NE HENR Y .F it ' I 35 1 I K if BETTY LUE RUNNELS HELEN COFFEY WANDA WATTS COWETA O'PRY JUANITA WHITTLE VILETTA WORLEY uniofz High Basketball QMS SHIRLEY SHIRLEY BOYDSTUN ' 1' ASH . 1 , . , II l NYLA ULRICH BET TY MARY Lou HULL ZUMWALT eniofz H gogfivail Seated with bat: Marian Good. Front Row, left to right: Norma Runnels Helen Bennett, Wanda Daubenspeck, Doyne Snider, Geraldine Goodman, Ernest Clon- inger, Coach. Second Row: Helen Wimple, Anita Jones Betty Runnels, Juanita Ivliller, Dellia Simms Loretta Slatten. Back Row: Betty Hull, Betty Hutson, Wanda Whittle. 1 1 eniofz gasellall Front Row, left to right: Vern Ford, Buck Adams, Johnnie Runnels. Second Row: Bob Roundtree, Coach, Johnnie Trest, Earl Yeahquo, Arlis New- house, Donald Speigel, Bill Mahaffey, Donnie Pittman. Third Row: Reford Ulrich, Charles Hutson, Lawrence LaFrance, James Green, William Pekah, James Hull. -..-Y v, uniofz 1111 iglz gaselmu Front Row, left to right: Joe Thomas, Bob Adams, Richard Watts, Johnnie Andrews, Harlan Speigel, James Daubenspeck, Bennie Wimple, Wayne Gipson. Back Row: Daniel Dupler, James Jack- son, Larry Zumwalt, Audie Wayne Woodard, Royce Couch, Bobby Runyan, Harold Wer- queyah. F -10 V A A A r Triangle L Ranch ENIMETT LONG MERLE LONC HOME OF HEREFORD CATTLE AND PALOMINO HORSES ' I0f -10 SHILLING HATCHERY C. M. LEE STATION AND GROC ERY BABY CHICKS MERIT POULTRY FEEDS 803 SOUTH ZND ST. LAWTON- OKLA. GAS: OIL' TIRE REPAIR GROCERIES- CANDY: POP SIMMONS' GARAGE RAY 'S FEED AND DRY GOODS AUTO REPAIR WELDING YOUR PATRONAGE IS WHOLESALE SINCERELY APPRECIATED GASOLINE - OIL GOODYEAR TIRES DRY GOODS. FEEDS' FIELD AND JESSE TIDWELL I PROPR IETOR GARDEN SEEDS THE R. L. RAYS PHONE 3I CACHE CACHE I OKLA, CACHE TELEPHONE CO. LIGHT AND POWER SERVICE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE CALLS BUSINESS APPRECIATED ROYAL TYPEWRITERS EXCHANGE STANDARD AND PORTABLES UNDERWOOD AGENCY RENTALS - SUPPLIES Mc COR D 'S 523 C PHONE '56 607 C ST, PHONE 2079 LAWTON I OKLA, LAWTON n OKLA. ' 40Y 5'- IN LAWTON IT 'S I DUTCHER'S ESTABLISHED IN I928 me D AvENuE YOAKIM'S OLD SOUTH CAFETERIA LAWTON I OKLAHOMA CACHE FUNERAL HOME DAY AND NIGHT AMBULANCE MRS. WEBER 'S SCHOOL STORE SERWCE SCHOOL SUPPLIES LUNCHES THE voKINS CACHEI OKLAHOMA PI-IDNE zo CACHE SOUTHWEST CHEMICAL CO BIRDSONG 'S PHONE 926 - sos E AVENUE STATION AND GROCERY COMPLETE LINE OF JANITDR SUPPLIES DISTRIBUTORS or JOHNSON wAx PRODUCTS PHONE as CACHE LAWTON. OKLA. Nw-Yvwrvwrw Yvwvrvnvivvwrn, wv,,,,,,v, , '-'SI-SlS'f'b 9'S' -047 ,,v,,.,.,n.nY.--A YYVV -- vvww YW--in W.YYW.--nv--.-.V VVYVY .- -v-v if---'fn ---- --A ------ v----if-------A---A------, 4 1, ,T I H 3, WHISNAND'S BUTANE SALES INC. N GAS TANKS sf APPLIANCES PROPANE GAS BUTANE GAS Q . , 9 PHONE 2334 QQ L.AWTON oKL.AHoMA ' lr ll WELCH OIL CO. MEAD'S FINE j , T . I . TYDOI. GASOLINE VEEDOI. MOTOR OILS 62I C AVENUE TIRES BY DAYTON FAIRMONT FOODS COMPANY ESTABLISHED IHBA BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, POULTRY, FROZEN FOODS, MILK ICE CREAM PHONE 2000 I.AWTONn OKLA ' 4l0V S' -'0 , -::-':f- 1 I ' 1 4 T . . ' r GLEN POWERS OUTDOOR STORES EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN AVENUE PH. II07 LAWTON I OKLA. ,3 415 c , sc ' T T ' T ANTRIM LUMBER CO. HARDWAREu LUMBER. COAL PAUL JONES' MGR. PH. 49 CACHE BECKER 'S PENNY-WISE FOOD T: CLAPP PRODUCE CO. MARKET 6 KENNETH CLAPP ' 'I MR, AND MRS, DAN BECKER POULTRY. CREAM. EGGS OWNERS FEED. SEED 427 c, AvE. PHONE 272 LAWTON. oKL.A, LAWTON. OKLA, 5 ASH GROCERY Sz MARKET STAPLE AND FANCY FOOD YOUR COMPLETE FOOD STORE IN CACHE ll BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE CLASS OF I95I 1, ,V T 4 L. T M 5 GOOD'S SUNDRIES - VARIETY 1 CAFE GOOD WRITES FIRE- TORNADO' AUTO. FARM AND LIFE INSURANCE 1: PHONE Q P, o. Box 323 sw 59 CACHE I OKL.A. Q, --V --. W..-,Y-.,Y. HNEW- ,,,, . ..- ,,,., ,,,,,,,,, ...-... . QI0' ' 0'0Y i r i 4' .1 A 6' 1 .11 ? 15- , 3 i ,Q 1 fs yn . 1' Q fy 'E Q 1 ll 'ffl' I ' . ' 6913. gk, .af '13 'X , , 5 ff .l-'aj an x 3 3. 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 , . .. 17. 9. . 14. 15. Q . .. 16. xi? Smiling Cuties Junior Freaks Cache Favorites Off Guard Posing Natural Lonesome Cowboy Bathing Beauties? Day Dreaming Careful Bill Old Pals Whispering How about a ride '? The East Side Gan It's MV Lazy Day Get 3 S Future Mothers of America .Tunio r Hay Ride Cold ' Q., K- , 18. Guess Who? p V ' ', 19. Going My Way 7 20. Spring Fever 1, , , 21. School Daze 22. Sailor Boy 2 3. Sleeping Beauties 24. At Ease 2 5. Poor Horse 26. There's A Ford In Your Future. 1' I X5 , U i ' il-. V 'f L'i.L4?xc '. .., L . rn 1 li , 1 FT .3 xt Q JLJ. r v 1 , 4 A r, A ff- . . . ay v -' ,- i '.f- IJ' f i gl .wr-'T . Cz r X. ' P- ,r .. -- a 's I Q 23. f ., 'asf I M4 I 4- K' K . H 13 Y z ,,,,, '-,. ,, ' bqhiflw Q in in M ' it . f f -J rf fi +-' sw -W sus.-K-J: ' 1 i gifiggx am 34: F5 of 9 f :E A .14 . 1 ' 'swf -. 4, H N A 'ZA r I .sat 1 -, I t .s,..... y 3 6 41, ad. ' ', 1 M: aaa :TZ fi 1 :Q ' '?'f4'f . 1' JJ -571 ', 1 - .. ... Wy , s ' sg 'gi-QM ! - 1 3, f . '-i 1 . 'ziggy 1 45 Wi1lie's Lazy Favorite Hangout Yeai Team! Harvey and his Show Cal Nlesdarnes Fate Taylor. Richards, James Adams I. Prentice . and their projects in upholstering class conducted by Mrs. vocational instructor, Going Skating? Sportsmarfs Quartet Surprised High School Boys Hold that Arml Working hard Mama's Baby Girl Luke--Our Scorekeeper Tommy and his family Eekl A Mouse!! Side Saddle . All Smiles Kidnapped .-45, Our Hearts Were Yo The Three Stooges Bathing Beauties Who? Who? Reeves, ung and Gay 351 5441, x4 o L W Qi ix '5' Q: ,ll ' N is t ,mm 46. fri . U I gtg. -f 1' L 'hnwms 'Baa mdrms L Y if 7 -ro -97 -fi 5 4 , ' 1- . me 3 if . 5 3 .01 'x 9 Ni 4 1 .1 . Db .ry .., . .., t.4,.7J' 'n . - j,, , f j.'1Fjr1'? . :fm . Tf .fly . aff 41 RJ' ' 1 3' A 57 49. Will Bill lead Eldnabelle to the altar '? 50. Johnnie Bob enjoys carrying Anita's book. ff 51. Marian G. dines out with Junior. ag j, 'I 52. Billy Frank and Loretta are cooing and W R4 ,X-fl peek-a-booing. All : ' 53. Mary is not contrary when Lawrence is ' near. 54. Me Uoyl and my Buddy. 4. -K 55. This is a common occurrence with Betty 9 IP N, , Lue and Johnnie. J' 56. Mary K. and Gene are together again. 57. Helen doesn't sit under the elm tree 5? with anyone else but Donald. 58. Oh, Willie! Helen surprised you then! F 59. Ladine is gazing into far away places. 'D yyi at 60. CWhistle, whistlej I'd go overboard for 631 lgvif.. I - . 1... her. ,Y is 'A f 61. Marian and Donal on a Sunday afternoon. 5E gg3:--AJ 62. We're Billy Hull and Doug Miller, the ' n - 45: sailor men. Toot! Toot! V I 1 62. In Inernory of Mrs. J.B. Long fcenterl. nf l 'Tr' ' 64. Moo! Moo! 1 : RBSTMS B 65. Hot Ziggety Dogl - K 1,05 , ,wwf D 66. Little Tommy Tucker's dog. 17 J fy, f - - 922' 67. Let's go skunk hunting. ly- '2 W1 ,. as L5 T5 C6 ' 68. S-s-s-t It tain't so. V Sf , I. 69. The fat lady. ' ' :'.'.,.,l'Q f 70. He finally made a monkey of himself. 'V 5 f .X 'f is L ,I ,n f - -A 45. ff 54 l ...Q ' pjly .... ,A-K I ' 'E x in .. arm .iv f 'N V ' V 1 at A ' G 1 xQl'lx7 1- fff .Eu D' 5XxQixQXm'L fl 70 ill. l Xwlklil' Wx. X . - N Q -1 3 .lfslw rf'f .fi 0 3 ,,,: . W w ' '6' .n7 ' 4 l ! I L XX XXV! ..- ,. XX R ex i- 'q4!.1yJ.i. 1 xlxxjig , ill R'-51!Q 5 1 :Q Q-li 'f' X 1. H' -A-'w riff' ff 4 ily' .,, -.ol Lg'-' ,,, ,kb . ,-, ' gf'-1 ffm.-an--11. l.5.eq.,,,, -0 Q. , .x. ' ,he U H . W , , on -ULF' fiuwn H ' . A911-'-Af-27 ',' '? Z.5r4-4-an ' f g ' fi,-If , , 'V ' 4' v-., . ' . ,, - V .4 -. 11 qrfb, - , 3, 1, abt ..z.. -423,-'9w.,,,,,5,v1:,- .H . 'v 'f . 1 .gf - -- 1' - ' - nf - , ' - or ., nas! ln A . .- 4,33 A . . . . sl, if 1 - 'f Aix? .- , na: -'H . ' -L ...Akin Hx' S t Q. , ,-- . .-n -M R 0 52..- papa, b A , -'g ' - Alvin:-. - 1.3,-1, gu' if .-sis ,- 'vii - , -- ' 1- - --, 'f ' -A wi,- , - ' g.. - bf -as - f ----fff-,'f .T? --.-Ag -,. V -1 4 . . gg- , V' . l ,'. ,vp 1' . ' f 5 .Q - x H. ' ,Mani , . ,. P ,J .. 34 'fl' 4' ' ,' n' '.'1....-.1 A 1 . I I, -SZ, 4- ..if'g:v. E' 5- -, 1, ' -. . Y fb ' . -.JS - 1-.4 1 -, -. .. I A - , , is - I , L'5'8:Q.',. it-.'--49' f, c Q . Q. ' J 41 ' I . 4 .s un ' r A ,, 1: , Q- V Q Q oo 1 . I , -'V ' ' 07-,H ., g45,,,3. - v,. - H. Q'-..-. ffe. ' -... . , 4, 4. .4 ' .J, k1 :'i rx ' ' 0' f V' A.:-M' W K .2 - 5-1- ,,,,, .- ..4Zqm..., ,, il-9'4 ' ' lor 1L4.A-L1s ' 1-Y H'-' -- 4 5080 99 A317 A4-bc, p oe- 41 1 .- 541 'Q-,. ,fd lu i ,r V In ,.on.,,,p -3 W' W. ,wa- in x an-A. 'Of wx lv- 4-Q 'Ol' M x,-A M, -Mx -rx ,, an 41,5 IQ! 1-I J ' 1 Sa U. In-v -I'-'5-'-4: J'-3 N., J' F Q., 1 A! 'hp 'Yu.., X'-:IA