Cache High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cache, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1971 volume:

VICKIE DRUMMOND-----------Classes Editor HENRY BUCHANAN - - - — - Classes Editor NANCY KING----------------Classes Editor VICKIE JACKSON............Classes Eidtor KATHY HOWELL - -- -- -- -- - Favorites GARVENE HOLDEN....................Sports RAMONA SIMMONS ------ Organizations DONNA HESS ----------- —------Advertisers DONNA HOWARD........................Editor From the pains of bottom lockers and not getting a book report in on time to the pleasures of a successful class play and -winning a ballgame, ran the ups and downs of the stu- dents of Cache School. Grade School students settled into one year to be filled with not only facts from books but with new friendships and experiences. Jr. High became accus- tomed to the hectic changes between classes while antici- pating the goals to be reached in High School. Senior High students accepted their roles in classes and took on responsi- bilities of grades, offices, and duties as they realized that the end of a high school career was finally in sight. Through these pages we, the annual staff, hope to bring to you the fun, the disappointment, the work, the boredom, and the excitement that made the 1970-71 school year a happening to remember. CACHE HIGH SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 15 Seniors 23 Juniors 31 Sophomores 39 Jr. High 45 Elementary 59 Favorites 79 Organization 95 Athletics 109 Advertisers 129 3 6 The seed is dropped in fertile soil and a seedling sprouts; with nourishment a beautiful flower blooms. So it is with education. Minds open to instruction and with guidance, learning becomes a growing and beautiful experience. 8 Here are the memories of feeling the desire and pride of winning and the humility of losing. With an end to sports' season, the point to stress is not the record made, but the importance of attitudes and sportsmanship. Practice Sweat Fatigue Anxiety Defeat Victory , SPORTSMANSHIP DEDICATION Each year the Bulldog staff dedicates the yearbook to some individual. This year it was decided to dedicate the 1971 Bulldog to not one, but three people, Mr. Lauderdale, Mrs. Donaldson, and Mrs. Burnett. They are retiring from their positions at Cache and in this way we can express our appreciation for the work they have done. Mrs. Marion Burnett graduated from Southwestern State College with a B. A. She taught in Washita County, Retrop and Rocky before coming to Cache in 1967. She has five children and a dozen grandchildren. Mr. T.E. Lauderdale has a B.S. degree from Southwest- ern State, 1934, and an Ed. M. degree from O.U., 1939. He was principal at Butler and Roosevelt, and superintendent at Roosevelt, Washita, and Ninnekahbefore comipg to Cache in 1953. He is a member of theO.E.A. andC.E.A. and holds life membership in the N.E.A. and A.A.S. A. Mrs. Donaldson, who earned her B.A. at O.C.U. and Masters at O.U., came to teach at Cache in 1952. She was honored in 1969 as T e a c h e r of the Year from Comanche County. She is also a member of the O.E.A. and N.E.A. My years at Cache as a second grade teacher have been rich in experiences both humorous and inspiring. I have en- joyed the teachers and administrators that it has been my privilege to associate with. To the students who have kept me on toes, I salute you! I'm looking forward to a more leisurely pace. Leila J. Donaldson phone calls, bus drivers, teachers, cooks; basketball equipment, erasers, books; advice for a senior, a report to be done; schedules to set up, surveys to run . . . Superintendent T. E. Lauderdale 16 BOARD Of EDUCATION TROY HAGAR CHARLIE THOMPSON E. N. GRISWOLD J. M. CRABTREE ALBERT LOGUE T E, LAUDERDALE SUPERINTENDENT HUDGINS -THOMPSON - BALL ARCHITECT — ENGINEERS LESLIE L GREGORY CONSTROC CONTRACTORS School Board Consideration and cooperation are two important factors which are necessary for a successful school board. With each problem which arises, many different points of view must be taken into consideration; those of not only faculty members, but those of the students as well. Without the cooperation of each member a decision would not be reached. These men successfully meet many problems as they serve as members of the Cache School Board. TOP ROW: HUBERT WEBB, KENNETH KERN BOTTOM ROW: ENNIS BEESON, ROBERT COOK, BOB BAUMANN Principals Coordinate Activities MR. FLEMING Senior High MR. WILSON Junior High MR. DONALDSON Grade School MR. SPEARS Biology and Phys. Ed. MR. BAYLESS Math MRS. BAYLESS English FACULTY MR. ELLING Agriculture MRS. REEVES Home Economics Cache Faculty Helps Students Achieve A Well- Rounded Education MR. NABORS World History Phys. Ed. MR. BROWN History Phys. Ed. MRS. COLE English Library MRS. CHESNUT Business 19 TOP ROW MRS. BURNETT English MRS. WISE Science CENTER TOP MR. RICHEY Industrial Arts 20 LEFT to RIGHT: Jim Casner, Asa James, John Robinson, Carl O’Pry, Mel Komalty, and Calvin Jackson. These bus drivers travel their bus routes every day transporting students to and from school. Their combined routes cover a radius of 252 1 2 square miles. School custodians, Jean and Richard Gordon put in many long hours keeping the school buildings and yards ready for students and teachers. 21 LEFT to RIGHT: Mrs. Runyan, Mrs. Hawthorne, Mrs. Davenport, and Mrs. Jackson. The school cooks daily pre- pare an average of 490 hot lunches. These ladies spend many hours attend- ing workshops on nutrition, planning meals, and preparing the lunches. Natalie Woommavovah, adminis- trative secretary, works in Mr. Lauder- dale's office doing general clerical work for the school. 22 Congratulations Senior! Jimmy and Sue Huddleston, Cache Mart We’re The Best Kids Under The Sun Senior Class Of ’71 sooososeee 00000000000 90J®C°oooeo QQfj oooona KENNETH GRIFFITTS FFA 4; Transferred from Lawton High School. LETA GARVENE HOLDEN FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, 3; Student Council 4; Annual-Challenger Staff 4; Swim Meet 1; Cameron Business Meet 3; Basketball 1,2, 3.4; Track 1, 2; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Office Help 4. LINDA MARIE (YOUNG) SHERRILL FHA 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Class Play 2, 3; Chorus 4. NANCY SUE KING FHA 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4; Library Club 3; Beta Club 4; Officer 4; 4-H1.2, 3, 4, Officer 1,2, 3, 4; Annual-Challenger Staff 4; Most Courteous Senior; Swim Meet 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club Officer 3; Class Officer 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3. RICKEY DAN SIMMONS Beta Club 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3,4; Most Likely to Suc- ceed; Swim Meet 3; District Science Fair 2, 3; State Science Fair 3; Class Play 2, 3. MARILYN KASSANAVOID FHA 1, 4; OIO 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3; Class Play 2, 3. DONETTE WERMY FHA 1, 4; Library 3, 4; OIO 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 2, 3, 4; District I President 3, State President 3; Class Play 2, 3; Class Officer 3. LaRONDA ANN CARROLL FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3; Beta Club 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Class Play 2, 3; Pep Club Officer 3; Chorus 4. HERBERT SVEC FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Football 4, Captain; Track 3,4; Meat Judging Team 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 2, 3; Class Officer 2; All-Area Football Team; All-District Football Team. 25 The Seniors Are Impatiently Awaiting Graduation WILLIAM L. PEKAH, JR. FFA 1; OIO 1.2,3, 4; Football 4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3; Class Play 2,3; Best Personality PATRICIA GAIL RAY FHA 1,2, 3,4; Officer 2, 4; Best Personality; Annual Queen Can- didate; Basketball 1, Manager 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Class Officer 1,2, 4; Class Play 2. 3; Pep Club Officer 3. GREGORY ALAN TURNER OIO 1,2, 3, 4; Best Dressed Senior; Swim Meet 2; Football 4; Track 3; Class Officer 3; Class Play 2. VICKIE LEE DRUMMOND FHA 1,2,3, 4; Officer 4; Student Council 4; Officer 4; Annual- Challenger Staff 4; Most Likely to Succeed; Swim Meet 1,2, 3; Cameron Business Meet 3, Basket- ball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1, 2; Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Football Queen Candidate 4; Class Play 2, 3; Class Officer 4; Freedom Forum 3. MIKE BARFIELD FFA 1.2, 3, 4; Football 3; Track 3; Class Play 2. GERALDINE CABLE FHA 1.3.4; OIO 1.2, 3. 4. i 26 President: FRED SHUNKAMOLAH Vice-President: PAT RAY Secretary; GARVENE HOLDEN Treasurer; VICKIE DURMMOND Reporters: DONNA HOWARD NANCY KING Senior Officers Mr. and Mrs. Albert Logue The Seniors would like to thank the Logue's and King's for serving as their Class Parents. The Seniors appreciate all the nice things their parents have done for them. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison King 27 MRS. RUTH COLE MRS. SANDRA CHESNUT The Seniors would like to thank Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Chesnut for being their sponsors tills year. 28 VICKIE ARLENE JACKSON FHA 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 4, Officer 4; Annual-Challenger Staff 4; Swim Meet 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4, Officer 4; Class Play 2,3; Freedom Forum 3; Class Officer 2; Office Help 4. FRED SHUNKAMOLAH OIO 1,2,3, Officer 4; Most Popular and Most Athletic Senior; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Class Officer 3,4. BECKY LYNN CAHA FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; 4-H 1,2,3,4, Officer 1,2,3,4; Meat Judging Team 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Officer. ANNETTE (PARKER) HEARN Basketball 2,3; Class Play 2,3; Office Help 4. DONNA LOU HOWARD FHA 1,2,4, Officer 4; Student Council 4; Annual-Challenger Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Swim Meet 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Freedom Forum 3; Class Play 2,3; Class Officer 3,4; Basketball Queen 4. DONNA SUE HESS FHA 1,2,4, Officer 4; Beta Club 4, Officer 4; Annual-Challenger Staff 3,4; Swim Meet 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Class Play 2,3; Freedom Forum 3. DALE FLOYD Transferred from Alma, Arkansas. ANITA ANN DAUKEI OIO 1,2,3,4; Class Play 2,3. Valedictorian: Vickie Drummond Salutatorian: Donna Howard 29 The Seniors Say Good-Bye! ALLEN BALL Swim Meet 3; Football 4; Track 3; Class Play 3. RAMONA GAY SIMMONS FHA 1,2,4, Officer 4; Library Club 3; Annual- Challenger Staff 3,4; Basketball 1, Manager 3,4; Honor Society 1,2,4; Class Officer 1, 3; Class Play 2, 3. GARY DON JACKSON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Meat Judging Team 3; Class Play 2, 3. JANIE LOGUE FHA 1,2, 3,4, Officer 3,4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Most Popular and Best Dressed Senior 4; Annual Queen Can- didate 1; FFA Rodeo Queen 1, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Head Cheerleader 4; Class Play 2, 3; Basketball Queen Candidate 1; Class Officer 1, 3. JAMES ROSS TAYLOR FFA 1,2, 3,4; Officer 4; Most Courteous Senior; Annual King 4; Manager- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 4; Baseball 1,2, 3; Track 3; Livestock Judging Teams 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Basketball Queen Escort 3; Class Play 3. 30 m Juniors “There may be men who can live with- out political rights and without oppor- tunity of free individual development, but I think this is intolerable for most Americans.” Albert Einstein Juniors Find Joy In Class Rings Nancy Banks Coweta Barfield Jimmy Barker Kenneth Bennett Henry Buchanan Morris Byrd Norma Cable Karen Chapman Mike Clemons Jack Coody Jacquetta Cook Jack Crabtree 32 Work And Satisfaction In Class Play And . . . We’re The Greatest, This Is True, Senior Class Of ’72 Class Parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sales Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Coody Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dupler Dwight Curtsinger Kenneth Dodson Anita Dupler Rhonda El ling Arthur Floyd Louie Gaither Pete Gelvin Rue Dee Glover Cathy Gordon Vonda Green Dorothy Griffitts Don Hankins Rita Hare Barbara Haskett Mary Hawthorne Donnie Helmes Nancy Hennessee Jacqueline Hood Arthur Howard Kathy Howell 35 Class Officers 36 President: LOUIE GAITHER Vice-President: MARY HAWTHORNE Secretary: ANITA DUPLER Treasurer: HENRY BUCHANAN Reporters: KATHY HOWELL GENE PEKAH Gene Pekah Mike Phelps Alberta Pohaw- patchoko Darrell Pohaw- patchoko Junior Sponsors Mrs. Rubena Reeves Melody Sharver Dwight Smith Fred Stuever Billy Taylor 37 Raford Ulrich Reford Ulrich Don Walker The Juniors Are Looking Forward To Being The Seniors Of 1972! Tommy Warner Ronald Watts Albert Wermy Harold Wermy Randy Whittaker Jacqueline Wommavovah Sophomores “This nation was conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that honest men may honestly disagree ...” Elmer Davis ...r ----- «n, Loredona Asenap Larry Alexander Sammy Banks Mary Baumann Mike Bowers Roger Bliss Ernest Brewer Lonnie Caha Ronnie Caha Cindy Clark Carolyn Doake Randy Elling Richard Flores Larry Gelvin Mike Glass Debbie Gordon Suzette Gutirrez Gary Hawthorne John Hernandez Delores Hollander 41 Bobby Jackson Dennis Kassanavoid Beverly Kern Sandra LaShomb Damon Lum Danny Marburger John McCarty Linda Miller Britton Newhouse Gayle Niyah Marlinda Poahway Patricia Ritter MR. AND MRS. GEORGE STUEVER 42 President: GAYLE NIYAH Vice-President: CINDY CLARK Secretary: CATHY STUEVER Treasurer: PATRICIA RITTER Reporters: CAROLYN DOAKE MARY ANN BAUMANN Class Officers Gail Short Rhonda Simmons Ray Stephens Cathy Stuever Allan Svec Jean Ann Tahchaw-wickah Debbie Tasso Donna Ward Debbie Weiss Donald Wermy Velora Wermy Janet Woommavovah 44 Freshmen Prepare For High School Industrious Freshmen? Brad Lockhart Patty McClung Dale McConnell Roy Meadows Jan Morgan Diane Newhouse 46 Patty Ball Jeffie Bishop Alan Browning Sonia Cargill Charles Collinsworth Toni Colvin Teresa Crabtree Beverly Daugherty Terry Fort Mary Gaither Teresa Haskett Marilyn Hataway Billy Herndon Larry Jones Kenneth Kern David King Matthew Komalty Karla Kriss Class Officers Mike Stephens, President; Alan Browning, Vice-Presi- dent; Jeffie Bishop, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Jan Morgan and Shelby Ryder, Reporters. 47 Dorothy Paddyaker Bill Parks Teresa Russell Rodney Ryder Shelby Ryder Sandra Sales Joyce Smith Mike Stephens K Class Sponsors: MR. RONALD FOWLER and MR. JACK NABORS Julia Taylor Susan Thompson Randy Ulrich Gary Walker Earl Ward Alfreda Wermy Ethel Wermy Ann Young Class Parents MR. AND MRS. A. J. RYDER Class Parents MR. AND MRS. BEN HATAWAY Class Parents MR. AND MRS. CHARLEY THOMPSON 49 Class Officers President, Stephen Brammer; Vice-President, Don Lum; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Susan Howell; Reporter, Joy Mae Taylor. Eighth Works Diligently Class Sponsors: MR. EUGENE SMITH, MR. RONALD BROWN, and MR. ALVIS RICHEY. Class Parents MR. and MRS. ROBERT HOWELL MR. and MRS. THOMAS GREEN Ted Asenap Tom Banks Cosby Barfield Mike Bennet Stephen Brammer Stephen Byrd Renita Cable Terry Cargill John Christian Judy Christian Debbie Colvin Alva Daukei Marilyn Daukei Ben Dugger Danny Dugger Mary Ann Flores Stanley Floyd Roy Foster 51 52 Balinda Garrett Torn Gentry Steve Gilbert Valinda Green Larry Hankins Darla Hare Ronnie Harrold Greg He lines Robert Hollander Susan Howell Billy Kolb Larry Logue Don Lum Connie Malinowski Stephen Marlow Terry McCarty Lee Pahcoddy Vincent Parker Mary Poco Johnny Randell Leona Risinger Jaquetta Runnels Joe Bill Runyan Mike Sherrill Owen Smith Nick Tahchaw-wickah Rhonda Tahpay Joy Mae Taylor Gary Ward Dwayne Wardwell Joe Watson Lynn Wauqua Alfred Wermy Sylvia Wermy Randy Williams Seventh Eagerly 54 Nita Dodson Rickey Eaton Debbie Fletcher Randall Funderburg Sandra Funderburg Beverly Geionety Glynnis Geionety Donald Hamilton Betty Hollander Mike Jett James Johnson Mark Kassanavoid Donald Kern James King Katrina Kriss Vi Byron Apauty Jan Ashmore Karen Bartlett Teresa Belcher Daniel Bennett Eddie Bennett Robert Bishop Ronnie Bowers Barbara Bowles Neal Buchanan Karla Sue Cable Vernon Cable Chuck Clemons Jeffrey Clemons Louie Colvin George Curtsinger Seek Recognition Class Parents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kern Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Morgan Richard Lashomb Doris Middleton Rose Edith Moore Ricky Morgan Patty Morris Kent Pohawpatchoko Larry Paddyaker Luther Pohawpatchoko Debby Pulis Ray Roach Class Sponsors: MR. and MRS. V. T. BAYLESS, MRS. LENA WISE, and MRS. MARION BURNETT President, Eddie Bennett; Vice-President, Chuck Clemons; Secretary, Janice Kennedy; Treasurer, Susan Simmons; Reporter, Kyle Roskam. Kyle Roskam Dustin Rowell Retha Seay Gail Short Susan Simmons Shawn Sperr Vickie Tahah Willis Tahdooahnippah Cheryl Tahpay Janice Taylor Michael Ward Brenda Yackeschi Class Officers Elementary “The winning of freedom is not to be compared to the winning of a game — with the victory re- corded forever in history. Freedom has its life in the hearts, the actions, the spirit of men arid so it must be daily earned and refreshed ...” Dwight D. Eisenhower Mark Anderson Lewellyn Atauvich Michael Belcher Rhonda Bennett A. C. Bowles Alvin Cargill Oscar Codopony Tommy Foster Mark Gregory Gary Hataway Teresa Hamilton Jimmy Kolb Phillip Komalty Charla Lee Charlette McCarty Richard Miller Danita Pahcoddy Georgette Palmer Shondae Pence Robert Rhoads AN EXCITED SIXTH GRADE . . . MR. SHARVER 60 (Teacher) Cindy Rowe Craig Russell Cheryl Ward John Webb Juanita Wermy Looks Forward To Junior High Thomas Ashmore Glenn Bennett Clyde Cable Rose Cable Tony Cable David Daugherty Michael Frickie Sherry Green Walter Henry Sandra Hernandez Charles Kriss Jimmie Malinowski Randy Marshall Easter Micheal Tina Moore Melody Newhouse Sue Ann Nichols Forrest Poahway Henrietta Popawpatechoko Tommy Ward 61 Fifth Grade Begin To Realize . . . Daniel Adams David Byrd Steven Cable Jay Cargill Steven DeMarcus Betty Daukei Diana Dugger Devin Dupler Kari Kay Foote Beverly Gaither Brenda Griffitts Kim Henry Kathie Hollander Becky Jenkins Karen Komalty Rodney Morgan Tammie Newhouse Caroline Pete MRS. TAYLOR (Teacher) Faustina Poahway Janet Randall Eddie Roach Scott Simmons Sharon Sperr Frankie Thomason . . . Their Place In The World MISS GREEN (Teacher) Susie Glover LeWayne Hankins Pamela Helmes Lena J ohnson Lisa Joyner Karen Kenndey Cecil Middleton Brent Newhouse Jerry Paddyaker Aaron Parker Susan Parks George Poahway Rhonda Ritter Kendall Roskam Todd Russell Kyle Sutton Sue Tahchaw-wickah Georgia Tahdooah- nippah Tony Tahpay LaDonna Wilhelm 64 Miss Green’s Fifth Grade Enjoys Learning Citizenship Is Important To Fourth Grade David Adams Lindy Barfield Monty Brooking Janet Browning Virginia Codopony Stephen Cook MRS. DAUGHERTY (Teacher) LaDonna Humes Edward Johnson Donnie Lewis Linda McCarty Ginger Nichols Randall Pocowatchit Julie Smith Janey Thompson Ricky Webb John Whittaker 65 Charlotte Saupitty Randy Taylor Claire Turner Donna Banks Johnny Belcher Michael Bishop Belinda Cable Sondra Clark Mark Early Brenda Foster Randy Gembaez Curtis Hamilton Dennis Howell Asa James Charlotte Jett Patti Komalty Tad Lovelace Terry Nichols Eddie Pence Dwight'Pocowatchit Raymond Pohawpatchoko Kenneth Rhoads Stacey Rowe F ourth Grade Succeeds In Learning Brent Ash Jeffrey Bennett Cindy Bryce Laurie Colvin Athena Coykendall Donnie Darby Mike DeMarcus Diane Dupler Mickey Eaton Lori Ellis David Fletcher Sondra Floyd Wayne Gipson Rebecca Glover Larry Hamilton Mrs. Sharver’ Third Grade s 67 MRS. SHARVER (Teacher) James Hare Troy Hopper Lisa James Monte Jenkins Michael Kennedy Frank Komalty Buddy Langley Jacki Morgan Marlis Newhouse Denny Parton Kevin Pohawpatchoko John Richey Responsibility Is Important In Mrs. Yokins’ Third Grade Class Charles Ange Charlene Atauvich Jim Bartlett Jeanette Broughman Laura Cargill Burton Chapman Carolyn Codopony Ronnie Darby Linda Dickerson Charles Driver 68 MRS. VOKINS (Teacher) Leola Gardner Leslee Graves Cindy Gregory Lori Griffltts Jamie Helmes Blaine Hollander Diann Howell Donnie Humes Kassi Kriss Joe Lee Jalynn Morgan Debbie Parker Tammy Poahway James Ryder Roger Savage Brenda Snay Sharon Ward Keith Yackeyonny 69 Faron Apauty Frances Ashmore Wesley Blanton Kimmi Colvin George Daugherty Libby Daukei Matthew Early Teresa Fielding Kellee Graves Ned Guthrie Kenneth Hankins Chris James Greg Joyner Chad Karges Michael Lewis Jon Poahway Bettye Pulis Rocky Red Elk Mike Sailors Renee Seay Lawrence Wilhelms James Young Teachers Find It Challenging To . . . MISS HARRELL (Teacher) 70 Nathan Anderson Robert Arnett MRS. DONALDSON (Teacher) Douglas Burchett Janine Cable Robbie Cable Wayne Cassell Deborah Clark James Dugger Susan Dupler Leanna Farris Suzann Hamilton Lew Hollander Tony Joyner Julie Ann Morris Aria Newhouse Lisa Overstreet Gary Pohawpatchoko Louis Pohawpatchoko Jerry Randall Joe Paul Stuever Cleveland Tahpay Allen Ward Keep Their Second Graders Busy Gene Asenap Donna Atauvich Nina Barfield Ronald Barger Luther Bennett Cliff Berkley Harrold Boesl Michael Cargill Shelly Cox Victor Cutnose Victoria Darby Steven Driver Pamela Dugger Mary Givan Michael Helmes Janet Howell Marianne Huddleston D'Ann Miller Tyrone Nichols Patricia Overstreet 72 Learning Is Slow But Certain . . Louise Richards William Rowell Candie Slatten Diana Tahdooahnippah Darryl Taylor Karen Wise To The First Grade Van Apauty Angel Barnes Kerry Sue Beeson Patty Bennett Donna Belcher Chris Bryce Bruner Cable Janet Codopony Tanya Coykendall Edna Daukei Bobby Joe Eaton Lee Wayne Farris Melinda Fielding David Gardner Billy Braves Steven Hamilton 73 David Whittaker Dwayne Morris Gina Motah Dennis Saupity Blain Sperr Jenny Sperr Sheryl Unsell Letha Wauqua Matt Huddleston Lisa Hutchens Randy Johnson Lynette Kopaddy Carla Young 74 Kindergarten The Beginning Billy Bennett Steven Bennett Randy Broughman Naomi Cable A Long Journey MRS. SPEARS (Teacher) Shelly Cook Hardy Curt Brian DeMarcus Quint Denny Steven Gilpin Gina Guthrie Lenson Hearn Annette Hernandez Terry Hobbs Tammy Hutchens 75 Matt Sailors Jamie Tahpay Ricky Thorn Ricky Ward Susan Watson Laura Wauqua Charlie Kowena Marsha Lewis Wayne Neal April Nichols Melvin Pohawpatchoko MRS. BLACKMON (Teacher) Terry Whittaker Melanie Woommavovah Larry Young Timmy James Ann Johnson Kip Karges Chris Kern Richard Knight 76 MRS. TAHCHAW-WICKA (1st Semester Aide) Mrs. Edwards (First Semester) and Mrs. Bengston (Second Semester) are the speech therapists this year. They teach the articles of speech to selected students who, by tests, are found to need improvements in the area. The therapist works with only one student at a time. Miss Plumlee, the music instruc- tor, is in charge of the music hour in grades 1-6. In addition, she teaches social studies one hour each day in the sixth grade. Mrs. Crunkleton is the Remedial Reading teacher. The purpose is to increase weak reader's reading skills, thus increasing his reading level, through the use of extra mat- erials and programs that widen his reading experiences. Remedial Reading does not take the place of their regular reading class, but merely supplements it. Students come in groups of 6-8 from grades 1-6 daily for thirty minutes. (Approximately 55 students daily.) More students attend from lower grades (1-3). 77 The duties of Mrs. Tartsah (left) and Mrs. Henderson are to do clerical jobs for Mr. Donaldson and the grade faculty. They answer the telephone, grade papers, assume the duties of teachers when they become ill, and any other job that might come up. They are an intregal part of Grade School. PTA is a national organization that unites parents and teachers on behalf of the children. The PTA strives to improve the environment in which their children live and work. The main objectives of the national organization are to raise standards of home life, to secure protection for the children and to bring educators and the general public together to secure the highest possible education for the youth. Elected as officers for the 1970-1971 year were: Wayne Gipson, President; Inola Ash, Vice- President; Roberta Bishop, Treasurer; and Pat Hollander, Secretary. These officers are the leaders of the local PTA, and they have the backing of the entire club in any effort to better the educational institution for their children. 78 Cache P.T.A. Favorites “Democracy is . . . the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half of the time ... an idea which hasn’t been disproved yet... James T aylor Annual King 1st Vonda Green And Don Hankins Runner — Ups Ann Young And Kenneth Kern Valinda Green And Stanley Floyd Logue Shunkamolah 84 Most Popular Seniors Garvene Holden Fred Shunkamolah Best Personality Pat Ray William Pekah Best Dressed Janie Logue Greg Turner Most Athletic nn,� FFA Sweetheart Anita Dupler 87 Football Queen Vickie Drummond Escorted By Don Hankins Teresa Crabtree Escorted By Matthew Komalty Janet Woommovovah Escorted By Donald Wermy Attendants Renee Seay And Greg Joyner 89 I . Donna ■ . Attendants Attendants 94 Organizations “Before we put down our bets on a revolution- ary movement, _we have a right to ask that it, like ours, have the broad goals of freedom and human welfare clearly before it ” Clinton Rossiler FHA Reaches Out Future Homemakers of America celebrated its 25th anniversary as an organization this year. The years activities included a float for the Cache Merchants Birthday Celebration parade, installation of officers, and an FHA Week which was climaxed by the State Rally held in Oklaho- ma City. These activities were made possible through the supervision of Mrs. Clinton Reeves who has been FHA advisor for many years at Cache. LEFT: Club Mothers MRS. GEORGE STUEVER and MRS. ROBERT HOWELL RIGHT: Club Advisor MRS. CLINTON REEVES 96 OFFICERS, STANDING: Vickie Drummond, Ramona Simmons, Shelby Ryder, Nancy King, Donna Hess, Cathy Stuever, Janie Logue, and Pat Ray. SEATED: Kathy Howell and Donna Howard. 97 MR. CARL ELLING, Advisor. F.F,A. OFFICERS: Sammy Banks, Secretary; Jimmy Barker, President; Henry Buchanan, Treasurer; Fred Stuever, Vice-President; Raford Ulrich, Reporter; James Taylor, Sentinel. FFA Has Busy Year 98 The F.F.A. had a busy year. Some of the events that highlighted that year was a livestock show held at the missile site west of town Feb. 5-6; F.F. A. Week, Feb. 20-26; a mixup tournament; the annual F.F.A. rodeo, which was held three days this year instead of two, Maj? 6-8; and a barbecue. Mr. Elling has worked with F.F.A. here at Cache for over 20 years and has won the admiration and respect of all the members. i. - Library Club LIBRARIANS: Donette Wermy; Becky Caha; Linda Sherrill; Anita Dupler; Mrs. Ruth Cole, School Librarian. This past year the library has spent over $1,500 for new books. Mrs. Cole has greatly increased the reference section of the library by adding an Encyclopedia Americana, Home Ec., Agriculture, and Science books. Pep Club JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Sylvia Wermy, Susan Howell, Terry Cargill, Karla Criss, Beverly Kern. 1st ROW: Teresa Haskett, Katrina Kriss, Janice Kennedy, Darla Hare, Teresa Russell, Shelby Ryder, Ethel Wermy, Alfreda Wermy. 2nd ROW: Joe Watson, Donald Kern, Kyle Ros- kam, Pete Gelvin, William Pekah, Mike Bowers, Joy Mae Taylor, Robert Hollander. 3rd ROW: Billy Kolb, Larry Hankins, Becky Caha, Vickie Jackson, Melody Sharver, Tom Banks, Roy Foster, Stanley Floyd. 100 Oklahomans For Indian Opportunity OFFICERS, FRONT ROW SEATED: Patty McClung, Reporter; Linda Miller, Reporter; Donette Wermy, Vice-President; Gayle Niyah. Trea- surer. STANDING: Fred Shunkamolah, President. Among OIO achievements are Fred Shunkamolah, 010 President, who received a $250 scholarship through the OIO Donette Wermy, Vice-Presi- dent, who is Statewide Treasurer for OIO. An Indian Achievement Week climaxes the club's yearly activities. 9 £____ CACI4LI Honor Society All students in the Honor Society this year have a ninety-three or above average. These are the top ten per cent of the high school. Student Council Although this is the first year for Student Council at Cache, the members have started a student tutoring program and have worked on other projects. The requirements for students running for offi- ces are: A 90 and above average for officers and an 85 and above average for representatives. These people must have attended Cache High School the previous semester. M rjB PjTOB TM CM PJ“) : £ fhiQ £ Easi QjQ V1 WM pji pi pjb ra Tin : hi fcd EmI £ - 102 I 371 ?,1 STTTTTS' 'T -T - • T 3,1 syi i,§ syi s i -s-1 v- a� a« j ai Beta Club 1st ROW: Debbie Gordon, Donna Hess - Vice-President, Beverly Kern, Rhonda Elling, Mary Baumann, Ka- ren Chapman, Cathy Gordon, Donna Ward, Melody Sharver, Patricia Ritter. 2nd ROW: Janet Woomma- vovah, Rhonda Simmons, Sammy Banks, Rickey Simmons, Raford Ulrich, Henry Buchanan - Represen- tative of the members, Damon Lum, Mike Bowers, Pete Gelvin, Anita Dupler - Treasurer, Gayle Niyah, Mrs. Bayles - Advisor. 3rd ROW: Debbie Short, Nancy Banks, Nancy King - President, Sandra LaShomb, Cathy Stuever - Reporter, LaRonda Carroll, Kathy Howell, Vickie Jack- son - Secretary. Student Council Advisors MR. BROWN and MRS. WISE 103 Eager Beavers 4-H OFFICERS, LEFT to RIGHT: Sonia Cargill, Treasurer; Cathy Stuever, Reporter; Kathy Howell, Secretary; Becky Caha, President; Nancy Banks, Vice-President; Nancy King, Parliamentarian. Senior 4-H OFFICERS, LEFT to RIGHT: Meldoy Sharver, Reporter; Debbie Marshall, Treasurer; Patricia Ritter, Song Leader; Mary Baumann, President; Beverly Kern, Secretary; Teresa Crabtree, Game Leader; Donald Kern, Vice-President. Junior 4-H And Officers OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Presi- dent, M. Anderson: Reporter, Cindy Rowe; Vice-President, K. Hollander; Game Leader, S. Rowe, Song Lead- er, D, Pocowatchit; Secretary, G. Hataway; Treasurer, M. Frickie. 105 Chorus 1st ROW: Rhonda Elling, Cathy Gordon, Wilma Sales, David Sharver, Donnie Helms, Pat Ray, Becky Caha, Louis Schlumbohm, Mary Hawthorne, Mr. Sharver - Chorus Instructor. 2nd ROW: Bobby Jackson, Linda Sherrill, Debbie Marshall, Cathy Morris, James Miller, Nancy Hennessee, Jacqueline Woommavovah, Vonda Green. 3rd ROW: Donette Wermy, Nancy Banks, Janie Logue, Dorothy Griffitts, Melody Sharver, Anita Dupler, Anita Daukei, Marilyn Kassanavoid, LaRonda Carroll. Chorus has contributed greatly to the enjoyment of many varied activities this year. Mr. Sharver and the chorus members have sung for many different occasions and the school is grateful for their contributions. 106 Rhythm Band Twirlers 107 Office Help Bonnie Roskam, Wilma Sales, Ann Hearn, Karen Chapman, Kathy Howell, Donna Hess, Vickie Jackson, Garvene Holden. Challenger Staff Donna Howard, Vickie Jackson, Vickie Drummond, Nancy King, Garvene Holden, Donna Hess, Kathy Howell, Henry Buchanan, Ramona Simmons. 108 VhKITAIN l-M« MARMIAIl IvlANl . MAKIANAMsIANIMIIIIIII mSWOJIMAOKINAWAK KOREA 1950- Athletics “If we win men’s hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” Adlai E. Stevenson BACK ROW: W. Pekah, J. Crabtree, J, Hernandez, F. Stuever, M. Paine, R. Whittaker, M. Clemons, D. Han- kins, K. Runyan. MIDDLE ROW: B. Apauty, R. Reeves, G. Hawthorne, F. Sales, A, Browning, G. Pekah, H. Svec, T. Howell. FRONT ROW: R. Ulrich, D. Wermy, M. Komalty, B. Taylor, D. Smith, G. Turner. MAN- AGERS: J. Taylor, A. Svec, D. Pohawpatchoko. STATISTICIAN: J. Coody. COACHES: Ronald Brown, John Spears. Ill M2 114 QTR TOP ROW: G. Ward, N. Tahchaw-wickah, L. Paddyaker, E. Ward, D. King, A. Browning, G. Helmes, E. Bennett, R. Williams, M. Stephens. MIDDLE ROW: R. Bowers, R. Ryder, R. Foster, J. B. Runyan, D. Lum, R. Ulrich, C. Clemons, T. Asenap, D. Hamilton, V. Cable. BOTTOM ROW: O. Smith, B. Apauty, M. Ward, R. Hollander, B. Lockhart, S. Sperr, L. Pohawpatchoko, D. Kern, J. Johnson, R. Morgan, K. Kern, L. Colvin. Junior High Completes Second Season Coach: JACK NABORS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS LEFT to RIGHT: Karla Kriss, Sylvia Wermy, Beverly Daugherty, Terri Cargill, Valinda Green, Susan Howell. Grade Gains Experience TOP ROW: M. Brooking, M. Tinker, M. Gregory, D. Adams, R. Miller, P. Komalty, C. Cable, M. Ander- son, D. Wermy, D. Byrd. MIDDLE ROW: M. Frickie, G. Hataway, R. Pohawpatchoko, D. Daugherty, J. Cargill, C. Hamilton, D. Early, D. Adama, T. Lovelace, K. Kriss, A. Cargill, E. Fort. BOTTOM ROW; F. Thomason, G. Poahway, D. Howell, K. Sutton, R. Pocowatchit, M. Early, G. Bennett, T. Huddleston, R. Taylor, A. James, J. Webb, S. Cook, G. Weryavah. COACH: Mr. Butch Lynn. 117 Senior Lettermen Each year the seniors who have participated in sports their Junior and Senior year in high school receive letter jackets. The lettermen this year are pictured in the suit representing the sport in which they lettered. The '70-'11 lettermen are, TOP ROW: Herbert Svec, Fred Shunkamolah, Janie Logue, Nancy King, James Taylor, Allen Ball. BOTTOM ROW: Vickie Drummond, Garvene Holden, LaRonda Carroll, Greg Turner, Pat Ray, Ramona Simmons, Donna Howard, and Donna Hess. 70-71 Spiritmakers CHEERLEADERS, TOP to BOTTOM: Cathy Stuever, Pat Ray, Patricia Ritter, LaRon- da Carroll, Janie Logue, and Nancy King have worked hard at finding new ways to show school support for the various ball teams and in bolstering school spirit. Determination, Sweat, Outline Lassie’s Improvement Season LEFT to RIGHT: D. Marshall, G. Niyah, J. Woommavovah, S. Cargill, D. Hess, R. Elling, W. Sales, M. Baumann, V. Drummond, B, Kern, M. Hawthorne, D. Parker, D. Howard, G. Holden. Coach - Mr. John Spears. John Spears, returning for his fifth year, coached both the girl's and boy's teams for the '70-71 season. The girl's season had high and low points but, we the team, feel as if it's been a year of study- ing, working, and learning. We hope you, the people, enjoyed the season as much as we did. VARSITY MANAGERS: Cathy Gordon, Ramona Simmons, and Nancy Banks. 120 Lassie Starters !N- Senior ■Senior iophomore Bulldogs Score Winning Season JFT to RIGHT: J. Wermy, M. Komalty, L. Alexander, R. Whittaker, L. Gaither, F. Shunkamolah, J. Jrabtree, G. Pekah, R. Reeves, A. Howard. The coach of the Bulldogs is Mr. John Spears. A RTHUR Hi donaCd WERMY GENE PEKAH Junior V arsity Has Full Season TOP TO BOTTOM: MIKE CLEMONS FRED STUEVER LOUIS SCHLUMBOHM HERBERT SVEC KENNY BENNETT BILLY TAYLOR RAY REEVES SAMMY BANKS Coach: RONALD BROWN ■SvSSaSSsSS Hustle, Desire, And Pride Are Goals For Young Athletes JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS, LEFT to RIGHT: E. Wermy; A. Wermy; J. Taylor; J. Run- nels; M. Hataway; S. Ryder; T. Russell; A. Young; M. Gaither; T. Crabtree; D. Hare; J. Morgan; J. Taylor; Managers - P. Ball; T. Colvin; Coach - Jack Nabors JUNIOR HIGH BOYS: Coach J. Nabors; Managers, R. Ryder; D. McConnell; Team, LEFT to RIGHT: B. Lockhart; T. Asenap; R. Ulrich; E. Bennett; G. Helmes; A. Browning; B. Parks; D. King; T. Fort; G. Ward; L. Pahcoddy; J. B. Runyan. GRADE SCHOOL, TOP ROW: S. Nichols, T. Moore, S. Pence, J. Wermy, C. Lee, C. Ward, E. Michael. BOTTOM ROW: S. Green, R. Bennett, H. Pohawpatchoko, T. Hamilton, C. McCarty. Coaching the Grade School team is Mr. Leo Donaldson. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH, LEFT to RIGHT: M. Ward, W. Tahdooahnip- pah, J. B. Runyan, E. Bennett, D. Dees, G. Helmes, G. Ward, L. Pahcoddy, T. Asenap, D. Kern, R. Morgan. Mr. Jack Nabors coached the team. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH, STANDING: L. Risinger, D. Bartlet, T. McCarty - Managers - Mr. Jack Na- bors Coach. KNEELING: J. Taylor, J. Taylor, L. Wauqua, N. Dodson, D. Hare, T. Belcher, D. Colvin, D. Fletcher, J. Kennedy, J. Runnels, K. Kriss. 127 RAY’S (0 GROCERY Quality Brand Merchandise, Reasonably Priced FRANKIE and R. L. RAY Phone 429-3262 Cache, Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors 1971 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1971 KEN’S FOOD STORE A Complete Line of Groceries Fresh Vegetables Fine Meats COME VISIT US SOON Cache, Oklahoma Phone 429-3220 School Supplies Magazines Records Fine Dairy Products 130 DAIRY-X DRIVE-IN JOIN THE CROWD AND COME AS YOU ARE Fish and Chips Thick Malts - Hamburgers Chicken and Shrimp Baskets Hot Dogs - Steak Fingers Buffalo Burgers HA 9-3770 CALL IN FOR TAKE HOME ORDERS Rides and Amusements for All Ages Saddle Horses Museum Free Picnic Grounds Roller Rink _ , _ Reptile House Red Store EAGLE PARK Cache 131 Oklahoma YOU ARE WELCOME AT HA 9-3232 ’ Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Drive-In Banking Bank By Mail Auto Loans Business Loans FIRST STATE BANK Cache, Oklahoma Cache, Oklahoma Big Enough to Serve You. Small Enough to Know You. EL 7-3232 Traveler's Checks '- Agricultural Loans U.S. Saving Bonds Christmas Club Money Orders Night Depository Real Estate Loans MOORE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AGENCY First State Bank Building 5th and C Insurance-Real Estate-Farm Loans Students Insurance Plan: $2.00 buys $1,000.00 in Life Insurance Phone: HA 9-3536 Night: CH 6-3244 EL 3-3787 132 HORN AND BALL AUTOMOTIVE Service Garage Auto Wrecker Station Parts Service Complete Automobile and Truck Repairs Call 429-3202 Owners BILL HORN Cache, Oklahoma BUDDY BALL REPAIRS MARLOW’S SERVICE CENTER Complete Automotive Service Auto Air Conditioning Auto Parts Auto Batteries We Honor BANK AMERICARD CAR WASH Front End Rebuilding Brake Drum Turning Motor Tune-Up New Car Performanc e Lawn Mower R epai r Phone 429-3224 Cache, Oklahoma 133 Compliments of CASSELL AND COOK Bull Dozing Service Pond Building Tree Clearing All Types of Soil Conservation Work Phones Cache 429-5356 Lawton 353-6336 Congratulations Seniors '71 TIDWELL CHEVROLET-OLDS FISHER’S STATION GROCERY SALES SERVICE 429-3947 Cache Oklahoma BLAKE’S STATION GROCERY Snyder, Oklahoma Office Phone 569-2307 Cache Congratulations Seniors of 1971 MR. and MRS. STONY HUDDLESTON 429-3276 Oklahoma LYNN’S FAMILY CAFE CACHE FUNERAL HOME Cache Compliments of BETSY CHARLEY THOMPSON Oklahoma Compliments of MR. AND MRS. LEE J. HOLDEN Congratulations Seniors '71 Congratulations Seniors '71 and Best Wishes 135 Congratulations VIRGIE’S BEAUTY Seniors! SHOP No Appointment Necessary MARIE SNIDER 429-3325 TAG AGENCY 314 South 4th Cache, Oklahoma OLD WEST MUSEUM MEADOWS BARBER BEAUTY 2000 Relics of the Old West SHOP 803 N. 8th Downtown Cache, Oklahoma Cache GOLDIES SEWING Compliments of SHOP PHILLIP RUSSELL Alterations - Upholstering CLEANING AND PRESSING Downtown Cache Congratulations Seniors '71 CACHE FLORAL AND GREENHOUSE MRS. OLETA ROACH HA 9-3249 Flowers for All Occasions We Wire Flowers All Over the World Cache, Oklahoma Cache Oklahoma 136 CLIFTON’S SERVICE STATION Flats Fixed Gas and Oil Auto Parts Phone 246-3222 We Give S H Green Stamps Indiahoma, Oklahoma INDIAHOMA RED BUD Groceries Meats Frozen Food Locker Phone 246-3261 Indiahoma Oklahoma INDIAHOMA OIL CO. O.T. C. 2810 RETAIL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AUTO ACCESSORIES Phone 246-3468 Indiahoma Oklahoma CALVIN JACKSON'S KERR-McGEE STATION Fine Oklahoma Products Phone 429-9520 Cache Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors, 1971 May Much Success and Happiness be Yours in the Future. MR. AND MRS. HARRISON KING ACCOUNTING INCOME TAX SERVICE JACQUETTA McCLUNG Rt. 2 Indiahoma Ph. 429-3926 Oklahoma DORIS STYLE AND BEAUTY CENTER Specializing in Hair Styling, Tinting, and Permanents LORENE FERGUSON Operator 429-3549 703 1 2 Walnut St. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. KENNETH KERN Congratulations Seniors 1971 137 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! LAWTON PUBLISHING CO. INC. Publishing Two Daily Newspapers LAWTON CONSTITUTION and LAWTON MORNING PRESS 405-353-0620 3rd and A Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 ARCHIE DUPLER PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING REPAIR - REMODELING - SEWER SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT AIR CONDITIONING CRANE FIXTURES RUTH BERRY PUMPS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ’71 Phone 355-4740 605 South 11th Night Call 429-32 54 Lawton, Oklahoma 140 Security BANK AND TRUST CO. LAWTON ._______________ J Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 353-7700 KRISS CHAMPLIN SERVICE We Care For Your Car 2809 N. Sheridan Rd. Phone: 353-9718 CHARLES KRISS - Owner Lawton, Okla. 141 It’s the real thing. Coke. MCDONALD’S DRIVE-INN M'DonM; Tfy em t0J?ay HAMBURGERS A BSgjjp h ■I 1 look for the golden arches... McDonald’s Open From 9 A. M. to 2 A. M. 3144 Cache R d. Lawton Oklahoma 73501 142 Heated Pool and Cabanas Lawton, Oklahoma Meeting Rooms F or Banquets and Conventions SOUTHWESTERN STATIONERY AND BANK SUPPLY Phone 353-2200 420 C Avenue 144 Lawton, Oklahoma Ranada Mobile Homes Inc If You Really Want a Mobile Home for Less, Come By and See Us. THE MOBILE HOME DEALER 2600 Cache Road 353-4885 or Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 353-4888 PH ILLIPS-AUBREY CHEVROLET DEAN PHILLIPS CLARENCE AUBREY Your Quality Authorized Chevrolet Dealer in Laston FOR A COMPLETE DEAL Sales and Service New and Used Cars and Trucks M.I.C. INSURANCE G.M.A.C. FINANCING 807 N. Sheridan Road 355-3280 MATTHEWS TV SALES AND SERVICE Foreign Equipment Converted and Repaired See Us for Foreign Tubes and Parts We Carry Parts for Most Major Imports Such As: Grundig Kuba San Sui Akai Phillips Sony 1108 Lee 357-0005 145 SOUTHWEST CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. 302 F Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma DAVIS CASE SERVIS JENKINS KUBOTA EQUIPMENT COMPANY 4th and Highway 277 Phone 355-9108 Lawton, Oklahoma ALTON SMITH MOTOR COMPANY The Home of Top Quality Used Cars for 27 Years JIM JONES HOWELL HUTCHENSON Salesmen 302 N. Sheridan Rd. Phone 353-1550 Lawton, Okla. Furniture land Where It REALLY IS Fun to Save 1025 South Sheridan Road Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 146 RATCLIFFE BOOK STORES 317 D Avenue and Cache Road Square Authorized School Book 332 'E' Avenue GENE BURK Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 Phone 355-3890 FOR ALL PRINTING SERVICES Layout and Artwork Lithography Letter Press Copy Preparation Advertising Printing Phone 355-3099 Lawton, Oklahoma HOWARD SMITH FORD LAWTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REMEMBER Lawton, Oklahoma for Fun 3rd and Gore Phone: 248-2300 Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 and Progress 148 TRADE MART BOOK STORE Authorized School Supply and Book Dealer 4400 Cache Road Lawton, Oklahoma Three Locations In % C l wil Sender� terlpe Kmtoky find kkkt 1 • • fatT-JUl tooT ,• Lawton, Oklahoma COLONEL SANDERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Wigs Falls Wrought Iron Koscot Kosmetics Jewelry Bettye’s Qift Sfiop School Supplies Books School Books and No. 6 S. 52nd — Country Club Shopping Center Sc,h°o1 SuPg}ies on ’ sale now. (Elemen- (Across from Eisenhower School) Call your Koscot Beauty Advisor Unusual Gifts from 'Round the World The Newest Shop in Town' tary through High School.) Gifts for Everyone USED REPOSSESSED URNITURE FU Hi For Your Cache BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM CACHE ROAD BASM-ROBBHH'V. NATIONAL BANK ICE CREAK Lawton, Oklahoma Member Federal Deposit Party Ice Cream Ice Cream to Go 3132 Cache Road Ph. 353-9036 Insurance Corporation Lawton Oklahoma Stop By and Try Our Malts, Shakes, and Banana Splits After the Game. SHERIDAN ROAD AUTO GLASS AUTHORIZED SHAT-R-PROOF DEALER NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE All Work Guaranteed 921 N. Sheridan Road JACK WHITEMAN, Owner Ph. 353-2225 THE BANK THAT LAWTON BUILT 2202 FERRIS AVENUE WILLIAM T. DREWRY Cashier 150 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. YOU'VE GOT A LOT TO LIVE AND. PEPSI'S GOT A LOT TO GIVE get the ASAflm habit! CERTIFIED i customer mm GAR CARE 0 s PEPSICOLA CORDES DODGE, INC. 321 E Avenue Phone 353-2500 Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 Starter, Lawton Oklahoma Dodge - Dodge Truck Generator Repair and Rebuilding - We Exchange - Carburetors Made Like New for Most Cars WESNER’S MACHINE AUTO PARTS SAUERMAN SALES 519 South 2nd (North of Underpass) Phone 355-0460 Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 6410 Cache Road Phone 355-8886 Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 151 LAWTON VENETIAN BLIND SCREEN CO. GILBERT-WOODS Venetian Blinds Repaired DRUG Screens, Storm Doors, and Glass 20 Years in Lawton 602 S. Sheridan Rd. 353-6391 Lawton Oklahoma Cache Rd. Sq. Lawton, Okla. Quality Built Mobile Homes LAWTON FENCE CO., INC. LAWTON TRAILER SALES 2402 N. W. Cache Road Chain Link - Wood - Commercial Owner HAROLD WILLIAMS 2612 Cache Road Lawton, Oklahoma SHERIDAN RD. BODY SHOP 353-4332 Lawton Phone 357-8989 357-7581 Indiahoma Phone 246-3404 LEONARD KNOWLES RONNIE BREWER H. D. BREWER RUBEN’S SHOE REPAIR 917 N. Sheridan Rd. WHERE SHOE REPAIRING IS A PROFESSION Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 RUBEN BARRERA Owner Phone AL PAMPLIN 355-1575 610 Lee Blvd. Phone 357-1303 Lawton Oklahoma SHEFFIELD MOTOR SUPPLY REPAIR CENTER UNDERWOODS Parts and Accessories Wholesale Retail Automotive Shop Electronically Tested Tune-Ups 502 Lee Blvd. Ph. 353-3339 Lawton, Okla. 73 501 RANCH STYLE FOODS Complete Catering Service 2303 Cache Road Phone 353-2590 Lawton Oklahoma 152 Compliments of LAWTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY HAGGAR SLACKS Exclusive Town and Country Dealer WELCH’S TRAILER MART DALE WELCH 310 N. Sheridan Rd. Phone 353-2871 Lawton, Okla. 73501 MARVEL BUSINESS MACHINES 203 Southwest Bishop Road Lawton, Oklahoma Olivetti - Underwood Sales-Service-Rentals 1316 Gore DARREL MARVEL Lawton, Oklahoma THE FABRIC MART, INC. HICKORY INN The Longest Selection of Famous Brands In Oklahoma Complete Bridal Shop Ready Made Bridal Gowns, Brides' Maid Dresses and Formals Patterns By: Vogue-Butterwick Simpli city-McCalls - Western Authenticy Sears Shopping Center, Lawton, Oklahoma F eaturing Steak and a Full Menu Hours 5 to 11 Monday, Thursday, and Saturday Closed Sunday 3 805 Gore Blvd. Lawton, Oklahoma Compliments of GENE’S __________________ DRUG DRUGS Sears Shopping Center 1206 Gore Phone 353-8121 Lawton, Oklahoma VERNON KLEIN TRUCK EQUIPMENT INC. Authorized Parts and Service Heavy Hauling Maximum Loads At a Mimimum Cost to Contractors 24 Hour Wrecker Service 353-1661 221 6 S. 6th 153 WALT’S A-l CLEANERS 226 C Avenue Phone 355-3007 Lawton, Oklahoma Compliments of SHERIFF PAUL ELKINS LARRANCE TANK CORPORATION STEEL PRODUCTS Structural-Reinforcing Tanks CLYDE WALKER Manager Office Phone EL 3-1900 P. O. Box 1 278 Phone EL 3-4600 Lawton Oklahoma 73501 LAWTON THEATERS ,o� t,GN SERVICE S SALVAGE we do it right -- the first time All work guaranteed 117 South Sheridan 355-7121 Linoleum and Formica Carpets Ceramic Tile and Floor Tile Mirrors SIMCA CONWAY HALE FLOOR COVERING CO. 1328 N. W. 53rd Ph. 355-3225 Lawton, Oklahoma BURCH MACHINE AUTO PARTS, INC. Crankshaft Grinding - Head Surfacing Culinder Boring - Motor Rebuilding 121 B Avenue f’hone 353-7921 Hastings Rings - Thompson Products Federal Mogul Bearings Lawton Oklahoma 154 CAP’S AUTO PARTS NEW AND REBUILT PARTS for Late Model Cars and T rucks 1 17 E St. Lawton, Okla. EUGENE CAPSHAW EL 5-4646 Compliments of GOOD YEAR SERVICE STORE 105 S. 11th 353-7800 Lawton, Oklahoma LAWTON ELECTRIC MOTOR COMPANY Industrial and Domestic Motor Rebuilding New and Rebuilt Electric Motors 325 E Ave. Ph. 353-6361 Lawton, Oklahoma Compliments of REMNANT CARPET CO. The Largest Stock of Carpets and Rugs In Lawton for the Lowest Price. Owner DOUGLAS C. WAGGONER 418 E Avenue 353-3354 Lawton, Oklahoma D. CLEMMER, Owner FARMER’S LUMBER COMPANY 205 G Ave. Ph. 353-3294 Lawton, Oklahoma KEN’S CLEANERS LAUNDRY 1332 N. W. 53rd 357-2495 Lawton, Okla. 73501 THRIFTY HOUSE FURNITURE New and Used Furniture and Appliances 355-5603 1405 Lee ROY STEPHENS KEY SHOP Phone 355-0750 707 South 2nd St. Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 In Lawton It's WAYNE’S DRIVE INN For Delicious Burgers Order By Phone and Take 'Em Home Sheridan Road (23rd St. ) Phone 353-7444 at Gore 155 GATE 3 ALIGNMENT HOME SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Tune-Ups, Brake Service General Auto Repair Savings Accounts and Home Loans 2908 Ft. Sill Blvd. 355-2392 Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 524 S. 3rd St. Phone EL 3-3169 GRAVE-A-NAME Lawton Oklahoma 4500 Square Feet of NEW SMART FEMININE FASHIONS 4th and D' Downtown Lawton Trophies - Nameplates Engraving 612 D Ave. 353-6692 Lawton, Oklahoma CECIL LAWSON BUICK-CADILLAC CO. COMANCHE LUMBER COMPANY Phone: 355-1213 521 E Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma Panaling Headquarters For All Your Building Needs Phone 357-8630 Lawton 230 S. Railroad Oklahoma Compliments of MELTON’S BILLINGSLEA LUMBER CO. Lawton, Oklahoma FRED and RUTH MELTON Lawton's Bridal Center 332 F 156 EL 5-2177 314 C Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma EARL DRUG OKLAHOMA ABSTRACT COMPANY Prescriptions . Fountain . Cosmetics Continuous Service Since 1901 J. MITCHELL, Sec. -Mgr. Three Locations Downtown South West 4th and C 6th and Lee 52nd and Gore ABSTRACT AND TITLE INSURANCE Lawton, Oklahoma Phone EL 3-2424 509 C Avenue GARBER’S JEWELERS QUALITY AUTO UPHOLSTERING Diamond Ask About Our Student Importers Credit Accounts SHOP 328 C Avenue Ph. 355-0797 OUR SPECIALTY TAILORED SEAT COVERS Lawton Oklahoma BOB BOOTH 216 Ferris Ave. Phone 355-3428 Lawton, Okla. R S Compliments SPORTING GOODS 415 F EL 5-1 1 07 HOUSE OF SERVICE KATY-K MEAT PACKERS Meats Lawton Oklahoma Lawton, Oklahoma SCHULER FRUIT CO. The FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES 1. G. COLE Complete Line Home Entertainment Center GROCERIES AND FROZEN FOODS Specializing In Your Complete Home Entertainment Needs Phone 355-3514 Lawton Oklahoma Hi-Fi - Stereo - Tape Recorders Records - Party Accessories 1805-07 Cache Road Lawton, Oklahoma 157 CHARLEY’S DRIVE INN Shrimp Fish and Chips Steak Fingers Chicken Orders to Go 1012 Lee Lawton, Okla. SALLEE’S FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Coin Operated Cleaning and Laundry Hair Dryers 608 Lee Lawton, Oklahoma Box 5216 6502 Cache Road RALPH DODD PLUMBING HEATING Ph. 355-3772 Lawton, Oklahoma BONANZA VAN LINES, INC. 1501 S. E. First Rt. 2 Box 1-A Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 WELCH OIL COMPANY 110 Lee Boulevard 355-2090 Lawton, Oklahoma Compliments of FORD-PAINTER Drug Store Presc riptions Gifts and Cosmetics Phone 353-3060 Lee Blvd. Shopping Center Lawton Wholesale Auto Parts Mechanic On Duty ROY’S AUTO SUPPLY ROY STANFORD 1325 Lee Blvd. Phone 357-0384 Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 Open Sunday 8 to 6 - Weekdays 8 to 8 158 WESTARAMA HARDWARE AND LUMBER INC. Lumber, Paints, and Hardware 1324 N. W. 53rd EL 7-4500 Lawton, Oklahoma DON WHITAKERS BUSINESS MACHINES EQUIPMENT INC. 'Where Quality Dwells and Service Excells Your Authorized ROYAL Dealer Corner 6th and D Ave. 3M Supplies Phone EL 5-2121 Abstract Company JOHN M. ROLL, Manager Phone 355-3680 407 S. 5th Lawton, Oklahoma MT. SCOTT FEED AND SEED Feed - Pecans - Garden Seeds and Insecticides HEN HOUSE FRESH EGGS Superior Feeds 524 S. 3rd St. Phone EL 3-3169 Lawton, Oklahoma MORGAN SASH DOOR CO. INC. PREFINISHED WALL PANELING P. O. Box 1488 114 F Avenue Lawton Oklahoma WELDON COX PONTIAC DEALER J TEMPEST Lawton 221-227 D Ave. Ph. 353-8180 Oklahoma EBISCH CLEANERS LAUNDRY FRED, GARNETTE, and TERRY Ph. 355-8834 618-20 C Ave. Lawton, Oklahoma GIBSON MEAT COMPANY P. O. Box 712 Phone 355-3120 201 East Lee Blvd. Lawton Oklahoma BILL’S PAWN SHOP The Skid Row Bank Phone: 353-9733 220 C Street Lawton, Oklahoma 159 LEDFORD’S COWBOY PARK A NICE PLACE FOR NICE PEOPLE 52nd and Cache Road Lawton Oklahoma MEERS STORE CAFE Famous for Its HAMBURGERS AND HOMEMADE PIES See: FRANK and LUCILLE SALES Phone 429-3223 Meers Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MR. AND MRS. EDWIN DRUMMOND FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Snyder, Okla. DAVID KING SAPP'S SHOES MR. AND MRS. ROBERT HOWELL EDNA'S PET SHOP DRS. BARNES AND BARNES CARTER'S PRINTING T. D. ALLENS LONG BELL LUMBER CO. VANCE BEAUTY SALON THE MELODY SHOP McGUIRE SERVICE STATION DR. PIKE THE AMBER BOTTLE REX LEE SHOE SHOP WESTERN AUTO ALLEN'S HOME LUMBER CO. MR. AND MRS. JULIAN HOWARD APPLIANCE PARTS CO. PEOPLE'S ICE CO. ABC TRANSMISSIONS HOMER'S TIRE SERVICE ADVANCED PRINTING CO. LEWIS MOTORS SCOTT'S DEPT. STORE GREAT PLAINS VETERINARY HOSPITAL QUICK PIC GROCERY AND STATION LA PLAZA BEAUTY SALON EL CID'S IMPORTS GAY NINETIES CLANTON'S CONOCO MEAD'S FINE BREAD PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES 160 Jhd carpet service THE CITY NATIONAL BANK In Lawton t Impressions 163