Cache High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cache, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

'■'OT' a ► ■ i i ■ ■ ■ 1972 Yearbook Staff 1. Henry Buchanan - Organizations 2. Allen Svec - Favorites 3. Nancy Banks - Advertising 4. Cathy Stuever - Grade School 9. Debra 5. Kathy Rollins - Editor 6. Gayle Niyah - Junior High 7. Raford Ulrich - Senior High 8. Donna Ward - Administration Parker - Sports 9 To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven; a time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; 5 a time to weep and a time to laugh; a time to mourn and a time to dance; 7 a time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; 8 a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; a time to win, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; ll a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; 12 a time to love, and a time to hate; 13 a time of war, and a time of PEA CE. 14 Superintendent Dennis D. Haxton Principals MR. LEO DONALDSON MR. ERNEST WILSON MR. FRED FLEMING Grade School Jr. High High School School Board Members Serving at the beginning of the 71-72 School Year MR. HUBERT WEBB President MR. KENNETH KERN Clerk MR. ENNIS BEESON Vice-President MR. ROBERT COOK Member MR. CLAUDE ADAMS Member n Junior and Senior High Faculty MRS. SANDRA CHESNUT Business MRS. LENA WISE Science MRS. WILMA BAYLESS English MRS. RUBENA REEVES MRS. PATRICIA DOMINICK Home Economics History-Psychology MR. CARLELLING Voc. Agriculture MRS. LYNDA EDWARDS English MR. V. T. BAYLESS Math MR. MARVIN HAMILTON Physical Education MRS. RUTH COLE English-Library MR. ALVIS RICHEY Industrial Arts MRS. LOUTRELLE HAMILTON Science-Math MR. VERNON WELCH Physical Education MR. STEVE HAWKINS H isto ry- Psychology (1st Semester) 20 Other School Personnel School Secretary MRS. GLENDA COLWELL Bus Drivers: TOP ROW: Corky Long, Gary Jackson. CENTER ROW: Jack Robinson, Carl O'Pry, Woodrow Miller, Calvin Jackson. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Casner. 21 Custodians: RICHARD GORDON JEAN GORDON JOHN WHITTLE Cooks: MRS. JEANNIE RUNYAN MRS. MARIE HAWTHORNE MRS. FAYE DAVENPORT 22 MRS. BETTY JACKSON w “The be$i preachef is the heart, The best teacher is time; The best book is the world; The best friend is God. . . Valedictorian and Salutatorian Graduation An End to High School Life MIKE PHELPS COWETA BALL GENE PEKAH KATHY MORRIS FRANK SALES RONALD WATTS VONDA GREEN REFORD ULRICH RON KASSANAVOID TOMMY WARNER RITA CRABTREE JULIE JENKINS CATHEY GORDON Class Parents Expressions of surprise as class parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Coody and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hawthorne are presented with a cake at a sen- ior party given in their honor. 28 DARRELL POHAWPATCHOKO RHONDA ELLING PETE GELVIN JACQUELINE HOOD RANDY WHITTAKER DEBRA PARKER Class Sponsors KAREN CHAPMAN RAY REEVES LOUIS SCHLUMBOHM WILMA SALES MR. DON COLWELL BILLY TAYLOR BARBARA BARKLEY JACK COODY MORRIS BYRD MARY HAWTHORNE JIMMY BARKER JACKIE CRABTREE ANITA HICKS MARTIN MARLOW KENNETH BENNETT DWIGHT CURTSINGER MIKE CLEMONS 31 ALBERT WERMY ALBERTA POHAWPATCHOKO ROBERT KOMAHCHEET RAFORD ULRICH NORMA CABLE Class Officers President, Arthur Howard; Vice-President, Vonda Green; Secretary, Wilma Sales; Treasurer, Raford Ulrich; and Reporter, Pete Gelvin. 33 34 Class Rings Larry Alexander Loredonna Asenap Sammy Banks Mary Baumann Mike Bowers Lonnie Caha Ronnie Caha Carolyn Doake Randy Elling Kimberly Ferguson Larry Gelvin Debby Gordon Gary Hawthorne 36 Mark of Junior Year John Hernandez Delores Hollander Bobby Jackson Cindy Jackson Dennis Kassanavoid Beverly Kern Sandra LaShomb Damon Lum Linda Miller Brittin Newhouse Gayle Niyah Marlinda Poahway Juanita Red Elk Patricia Ritter 37 Debbie Tasso Donna Ward Donald Wermy Velora Wermy Janet Woommavovah President, Allen Svec; Vice-President, Damon Lum; Secretary, Debbie Short; Treasurer, Gayle Niyah; Reporter, Rhonda Sim- mons; and Student Council Representative, Donna Ward. Jack Robertson Kenny Runyan Debbie Short Rhonda Simmons Elizabeth Smith Cathy Stuever Jean Tahchaw- wickah Allen Svec Class Officers 38 Class Sponsors MR. HAMILTON MR. ELLING MRS. REEVES Class Parents Mary Ann the mule skinner. Snaps You ain’t woman enough to take my man! Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves. Sophomores of ’72 Become Jeffie Bishop Ernie Brewer Alan Browning Sonia Cargill Toni Colvin Teresa Crabtree Beverly Daugherty Terry Fort Mary Gaither Mike Glass Teresa Haskett Marilyn Hataway Gary Haxton Larry Jones 42 Become Juniors of ’73 Kenneth Kern Calvin Kidd David King Matthew Komalty Karla Kriss Brad Lockhart Danny Marburger Patty McClung Dale McConnell Roy Meadows Danny Moore Jan Morgan Diane Newhouse 43 Cindy Nowlin Bill Parks Dean Perry Teresa Pohaw- e patchoko Lelo Reed Susan Robertson Teresa Russell Rodney Ryder Shelby Ryder Sandra Sales Mike Stephens Julia Taylor Susan Thompson Randy Ulrich Mark Valois Gary Walker 44 Class Officers Class Sponsors President, Dale McConnell; Vice-President, Alan Browning; Secre- MRS. BAYLESS tary, Shelby Ryder; Treasurer, Teresa Russell; and Reporter, Mark Valois. Earl Ward Alfreda Wermy Ethel Wermy Ann Young 45 Class Parents MR. AND MRS. BEN MOORE MR. AND MRS. A. J. RYDER Freshman Class Officers Class Sponsors MR. TURNER AND MR. WILSON President, Susan Howell; Vice-President, Joy Mae Taylor; Secretary, Valinda Green; Treasurer, Terri Cargill; Re- porter, Vincent Parker. Class Parents MRS. DONALD WERMY MR. AND MRS. ALBERT LOGUE Tom Banks Cosby Barfield Mike Bennett Stephen Brammer Stephen Bryd Renita Cable Terri Cargill Judy Christian Debbie Colvin Alva Daukei Marilyn Daukei Donna Ferguson Ted Asenap Jan Ashmore 49 Robert Hollander Susan Howell Susan Kidd Billy Kolb Larry Logue Don Lum Connie Malinowski Stephen Marlow Kristie Hamilton Darla Hare Billy Herndon 50 Thomas Montaperto Pam Nowlin Lee Pahcoddy Vincent Parker Bridget Perry Mary Poco Johnny Randall Leona Risinger Ricky Robinson Jacquetta Runnels Joe Bill Runyan Nick Tahchaw-wickah Joy Mae Taylor William Terry Gary Ward Dewayne Wardwell Joe Watson Alfred Wermy Sylvia Wermy Randy Williams 51 Eighth Class Officers Class Parents MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KRISS MR. RICHEY AND MRS. HAMILTON President, Eddie Bennett; Vice-President, Neal Buchanan; Secretary, Chuck Clemons; Treasurer, Gail Short; Report- er, Susan Simmons; Student Council Representation, Kyle Roskam. Class Sponsors MR. AND MRS. KENNETH KERN Eddie Bennett Robert Bishop Ronnie Bowers Barbara Bowles Neal Buchanan Glenda Cable Karla Cable Chuck Clemons Jeff Clemons Glenda Crumbley Nita Dodson Edward Finch Byron Apauty Teresa Belcher Daniel Bennett 53 Donald Kern James King Katrina Kriss Richard LaShomb Susan Martin Bobby Moore Rose Moore Ricky Morgan 54 Patty Morris Luther Pohawpatchoko Deborah Pulis Kyle Roskam Duston Rowell Ja'nice Russo Retha Seay Gail Short Susan Simmons Shawn Sperr Vickie Tahah Willis Tahdooahnippah 55 Seventh Class Officers President-------------------Mark Anderson Vice-President------------------------John Webb Secretary-------------------Mark Gregory Treasurer----------------------Tommy Ward Reporter-----------------------------Cindy Rowe Student Council Representative-----------Gary Hataway Class Sponsors Class Parents MR. FOWLER AND MRS. WISE MR. AND MRS. WAYNE ROWE JR. Mark Anderson Lorrie Amero Thomas Ashmore Lewellyn Atauvich Michael Belcher Glenn Bennett 57 A. C. Bowles Earl Byrd Clyde Cable Rose Cable Tony Cable Vernon Cable Alvin Cargill Vickie Christian Oscar Codopony George Curtsinger Rhonda Bennett Vurl Bland David Daugherty Richie Eaton Tommy Foster Michael Frickie I 58 Sherry Green Mark Gregory Teresa Hamilton Gary Hataway Sandra Hernandez James Johnson Mark Kassanavoid Jimmy Kolb Phillip Komalty Charles Kriss Charla Lee Jimmie Malinowski Randy Marshall Easter Michael Richard Miller Tina Moore 59 Tamra Myatt Melody New house Larry Paddyaker Danita Pahcoddy Georgette Palmer Henrietta Pohawpatchoko Rodney Reed Robert Rhoads Robin Robertson Rita Robinson Virgil Robinson Cindy Rowe Craig Russell Lynn Russow Kim Ryans Judy Tahah Cheryl Ward Tommy Ward John Webb Juanita Wermy 60 Sixth Grade Looks Ahead Mrs. Rhodes Class David Earley Brenda Griffitts Havia Huddleston Lisa Joyner Beckie Jenkins Lena Johnson Karen Komalty Rodney Morgan John Morrow Tammi Newhouse Aaron Parker Susan Parks Caroline Pete Eddie Roach Todd Russell Karen Russo Sharon Sperr Sharon Watson Del Wermy Gregory Weryavah 52 MRS. RHODES MRS. WHITTENBURG MR. COLWELL Mrs. Whittenburg and Mr. Colwell’s Class Pam Anderson Nora Asenap James Bennett David Byrd Jay Cargill Priscilla Chapman Linda Colvin Mona Daukei Kari Foote Beverly Gaither Kathie Hollander Kyle Sutton 63 Sue Tahchaw-wickah Georgia Tahdooahnippah Tony Tahpay LaDonna Wilhelm Denver Young Fifth Graders Reach Ou Miss Green’s Class DeRoy Atauvich Lindy Barfield Monty Brookings Loretta Byrd Blenda Cable Karen Crumbley Donna Driver Mark Early Elmer Fort Randy Gembacz Curtis Hamilton 64 Melani Hamilton Jerri Kemp Dennis Howell Asa James Patti Komalty Burt Mahaffey Ginger Nichols Dwight Pocowatchit Randy Russow Charlotte Saupitty Randy Taylor Janey Thompson Ricky Webb Donald Wilhelm John Whittaker To Higher Goals jUJSlANA Mrs. Taylor’s Class MRS. TAYLOR Donna Banks Scott Bishop Janet Browning Steven Cable Sondra Clark Virginia Codopony Stephen Cook Mike Crumbley Brenda Foster Tony Huddleston LaDonna Humes LeWayne Hankins Charlotte Jett Edward Johnson Tad Lovelace T oni Monteiperto Randall Pocowatchit Raymond Pohawpatchoko Janet Randall Kenneth Rhoades John Robertson Stacey Rowe Claire Turner New Things ■ Are Learned by 4th Grade 99 Mrs. Daugherty’s Class Brent Ash Jeffrey Bennett Doug Brown Cynthia Bryce Laura Cargill Carolyn Codopony Mike DeMarcus Charles Driver Diane Dupler David Fletcher Wayne Gipson Lori Griffitts Camy Haxton Johnny Henson Blaine Hollander Monte Jenkins Allen Kidd Kassi Kriss Marlis Newhouse Denny Parton Kevin Pohawpatchoko John Richey Athena Rendall Robert Robinson Brenda Snay Steven Valois 67 Mrs. Red Elk's 4th Grade Class Fourth Grade Learns Quickly 68 Charles A age Carlene Atauvich Jim Bartlett Burt Chapman Laurie Colvin Mickey Eaton Cindy Gregory Larry Hamilton James Hare Troy Hopper Karen Howell Donny Humes Lisa James Frank Komalty Joe Lee Retha Maree James Ryder Roger Savage Sharon Ward Keith Yackeyonny Jackie Morgan Jalynn Morgan Debbie Parker Tammy Poahway Michael Russo 3rd Grade Develops New Skills Mrs. Vokins Class Nathan Anderson Wesley Blanton Robbie Cable Debbie Clark Libby Daukei Susan Dupler Matt Early Leanna Farris Ned Guthrie Hope Huddleston Tony Joyner Joe Mark Mahaffey Mammie Maree Susan Platt Jerry Randall Rocky Red Elk Nita Robinson Gary Pohawpatchoko Michael Sailors Renee Seay Joe Stuever Mrs. Schmidt's 3rd. Grade Robert Arnett Faron Apauty Francis Ashmore Rebecca Brown Janine Cable Debra Carroll Wayne Cassell Kimmi Colvin George Daugherty Leauna Farris 70 Jonathan Poahway Bettye Pulis Dawnita Red Elk Cleveland Tahpay MRS. SCHMIDT 71 “Enchanted Gates”—First Reader for 2nd Graders J Diane Tahdooahnippah Darryl Taylor Mrs. Blanton’s Class Sheryl Unsell Shelly Williams Van Lee Apauty Kerry Sue Beeson Patty Bennett Christopher Bryce Shelly Cox Tanya Coykendall Lee Wayne Farris Steven Hamilton Cindy Haxton Janet Howell Marianne Huddleston Matt Huddleston Lynette Kopaddy Tyrone Nichols Loui Pohawpatchoko Louise Richards Mike Rowell Candie Slatten Blaine Sperr Jenny Sperr MRS. BLANTON MISS BAKER Miss Baker’s Class Donna Atauvich Ronald Barger Angel Barnes Luther Bennett Donna Belcher Kathy Carroll Janet Codopony Victor Cutnose 73 Edna Daukei Steven Driver Mary Ann Givan Lisa Hutchens Randy Johnson James Mahaffey Carl Maree D'Ann Miller Dwayne Morris Gina Motah Ronald Pebeahsy Lynn Ryans Kimberly Stephan David Whittaker Lawrence Wilhelm Reading. . . Writing. . .Arithmetic. . . Provide New Learning Experiences for 1st Miss Gilliland’s Class Dana Ange Nina Barfield Kathy Barger 74 Carmela Bateman Billy Bennett Brian Cable Noomi Cable John Carroll Tammy Colwell Monette Crumbley Jeffery Dodd Richard Gill Lenson Hearn Annette Hernandez Rex Hiebert Timothy James Richard Knight Tina Motah Bobby Platt Graders Melvin Pohawpatchoko Pam Red Elk Matt Sailors Dyana Tahah Jamie Tahpay Melanie Woommavovah 75 Gene Asenap Steven Bennett Vonda Bland William Brown Bruner Cable Michael Cargill Nancy Cassell Deryn Cook Shelly Cook Brian DeMarcus Quinton Denney Bobby Eaton Gina Guthrie Wade Harrell Penny Howell Tammy Hutchens MRS. HIEBERT Miss HieberCs 1st. Grade Class Kendrith Johnson Kip Karges Chris Kern April Nichols Dennis Saupitty Ricky Thorn Ricky Ward Susan Watson Laura Wauqua Kindergarten: A Year of Exploring and Experiencing Karen Apauty Debbie Arterberry Todd Ash Donnell Atauvich Gene Atauvich Sandra Bennett Janna Bolen Owenetta Atauvich Chaelly Bryce Carletta Jo Cable Joseph Carroll Terry Chesnut Glenn Crane Billy Daukei Guy Doake LaDeana Farris William Foote Jennifer Gibbons Ginger Gipson Clara Gordon Richie Gordon Sandy Hise Darrel Huddleston Shelley Hutchens Brock Karges Stacy King Steve Livingston Carol Lockhart Cynthia Nichols Susie Nichols 78 Michael Richey Kelly Seuhs Robert Speigel David Slatten Tom Snay Bobby Taylor Jason Wauqua Terry Whittaker Sean Osborn Robbie Overstreet Gerard Parker Teachers MRS. SPEARS MRS. WELCH 79 Rusty Williams Dawn Yow GWEN TARTSAH and Office A ides: victoria ferguson MRS. IRENE HARRIS MRS TREDENNICK Remedial Reading Special Education 80 Remedial Reading JANICE WHITTENBURG kinder MRS. CHARLENE OWENS Kindergarten Aide S2 OUEEN AND KING Dorothy Griff it ts Louie Gaither 83 RUNNERS-UP. . . 1st Mary Baumann Damon Lum 2nd Mary Gaither Bill Parks MOST POPULAR SENIORS Vonda Ron Green Kassanavoid 88 FA VO RITES BEST PERSONALITY Nancy Banks Arthur Howard BEST DRESSED Anita Hicks Don Hankins MOST COURTEOUS Cathey Gordon Raford Ulrich MOST TALENTED Vonda Green Ray Reeves MOST ATHLETIC Debra Parker Jack Coody MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy Rollins Henry Buchanan 90 FOOTBALL QUEEN Beverly Kern ATTENDANTS Teresa Crabtree Cathey Gordon BASKETBALL QUEEN AND KING Mary Baumann and Arthur Howard Wilma Sales 94 ATTENDANTS Nancy Banks Sonia Cargill Karen Chapman Debrah Marshall — F.F.A. Sweetheart GRADE SCHOOL ATTENDANTS FOOTBALL. . . Susan Nichols Steve Livingston BASKETBALL. . Melissa Gordon Mike Richey ANNUAL. . . Annette Hernandez Mike Cargill 98 Student Council Sponsors Projects The Cache Junior and Senior High School Student Council sponsored Cache's first Powder-Puff Football game during the month of November. In the game, the Freshman and Junior girls versed the Sophomore and Senior girls. Boys served as cheer- leaders and coaches. Funds from the Powder-Puff game helped the Council finance the installation of a snack bar near the Science Room. In the snack bar is included soft drink, candy bar, and potato chip ma- chines. The funds were also used to repair the Tennis Court. On April 28, 1972, the Council sponsored a Fun Day in which events were scheduled for class competition. The students dressed very relaxed that day. The sponsors of the Student Council were: Mr. Vernon rowning o Pouder Puff King. Welch (All year), Mr. Steve Hawkins (First semester), and Mrs. Patricia Dominick (Second semester). Council 100 Senior 4-H Boosters Strength The Senior 4-H Club boostered their club strength durint the 1971-72 school year. In addition to participating in County Speech, Demonstration, and Dress Review Contests, the club tied for first in the County Share-the-Fun Contest and advanced to the District. The club had one of its members on the boys county meat team. The club had two of its members attend the State 4-H Round-up in Stillwater during the last part of May. The club also supported a County Teen Club MRS. LENA WISE, Senior 4-H Sponsor OFFICERS: L. to R.: Debbie Colvin, Reporter; Beverly Kern, Sec.; Katrina Kriss, Song Leader; Joy Mae Taylor, Pres.; and Donald Kern (missing), V. Pres. 102 JUNIOR 4-H OFFICERS: Left to Right: Stacey Rowe, Song Leader; Jalynn Morgan, Game Leader; Becky Jenkins, Reporter; Sondra Clark, Secretary; Steven DeMarcus, Vice-president; and Ronald Ash, Presi- dent. Junior 4-H 103 Future Homemakers of SSG SPm SP r ■■ M ■•• - . ............. OFFICERS: L. to R., TOP: Kristie Hamilton, Fresh. Rep.; Vonda Green, Vice-Pres.; Mary Ann Baumann, Reporter; Mary Hawthorne, Pres.; Wilma Sales, Treas.; Cathy Stuever, Sec.; Nancy Banks, Hist. BOTTOM: Rhonda Simmons, Pari.; Valinda Green, Fresh. Rep.; and Sandra Sales, Song Leader. Debbie Short at style show. 104 America Actively Participate The Future Homemakers of America of Cache High School have been quite active during the 1972 school year. The year was high- lighted by the Oklahoma F.H.A. Rally, held at the Civic Center Mu- sic Hall in downtown Oklahoma City. Some of the other most important projects of the year include a Drive for Cystic-Fibrosis, the F.F.A.-F.H.A. Banquet held in Law- ton at the Hotel Lawtonian, a Style Show in which the Home-Ec girls modeled clothes that they had made themselves, and a dinner for the Senior mothers - the food of which was prepared by the girls them- selves. Vonda Green receiving the Betty Crocker Award from Kathy Rollins MRS, HAWTHORNE and MRS. SALES, Club Mothers. 105 MRS. RUBENA REEVES Sponsor 14th Annual Rodeo Tops Future Farmers’ Year The Cache Chapter of the Future Farmers of America ended its year with its biggest activity - a rodeo. The 14th Annual edition of the Cache F.F.A. Rodeo was held on May 4, 5, and 6, and was a big success for the fourteenth time. Another large activity of the F.F.A. this year was the stock shows. Members showed at shows held at Cache, Chattanooga, Lawton, and Oklahoma City. During the first part of the year, the Chap- ter won a second place trophy for their float in the Cache Frontier Days Parade. The chapter advisor, Mr. C. E. Elling, retired after the 1971-72 school year. He has been a very fine inspiration to a great many boys in the almost thirty years he has been at Cache. His memory will be treas- ured in the mind of every boy forever. Mem Compliments of: Rodeo Action Best All Around Cowboy, Cache F.F.A. Rodeo. 106 Cache Frontier Days Float LAWTON FEEDERS SUPPLY, Lawton, Oklahoma OFFICERS: Left to Right: David King, Sentinel; Mike Clemons,- Re- porter; Raford Ulrich, Secretary; Henry Buchanan, President; Sammy Banks, Treasurer; and Fred Stuever(not shown), Vice-President. MR. C. E. ELLING, Advisor 107 Betas Enjoy Great Year Beta Club's second year at Cache High has resulted in an avalanche of activities. The year began with the formal installation of new mem- bers. As a service to the community, Betas sold birthday and anniversary calendars. To wrap up the first semester activities. Betas tried to make the lives of American servicemen a little more cheerful at Christmas time by sending a package of goods to Saigon and visiting Reynolds Army Hospital at Fort Sill. The second semester brought even more. First was the Beta play en- titled Uncle Tom'e Crabbin'. Then came National Beta Club Week. Activities at Cache included the selling of trees to benefit the school for the deaf in Chickasha, the presentation of U.S. and Oklahoma flags to both the school and a nursing home in Marlow, and a visit to Joseph's Nursing Home in Lawton. Next was the Beta Club Convention held in Oklahoma City in which Cache had both a candidate for state office, and an entry in the talent show. Lastly was the Miss CHS Contest. There were fourteen entries from various school organizations, and the pageant was quite a success. Reception after Installation 108 Undecoration after Miss CHS MRS. WILMA BAYLESS Sponsor BETA OFFICERS: L. to R.: Rhonda Simmons, Secretary; Mike Bow- ers, Treasurer; Henry Buchanan, President, Vonda Green, Vice-Pres- ident; Allen Svec, Reporter, and Cathey Gordon, Reporter (not shown). Betas during Beta Club Week DONNA WARD Convention talent Band Survives First Year; Chorus, Second Year at Cache For the first time. Cache School has initiated a school band. It has progressed well with approxima- tely 150 students completing their first year of in- struction. Very few of the students have had prior instrumental experience, and most of the students are in the Junior High School. They have performed at both the football and basketball homecomings and at the Christmas program. The Chorus has gone through its second year at Cache High. Consisting wholly of high school stu- dents, the class has developed into a music appre- ciation course. The Chorus has performed at P. T. A. meetings and at special school programs. MR. CHARLES TURNER, Instructor Band NO SMOKING 110 Chorus m Library Club 112 Challenger Staff Editor------------- High School News - Grade School News Campus Corner - - Organizations------ Sports------------- Fashions----------- Editorials--------- Art work-------------- Production------------ Sponsor------------ Henry Buchanan - Kathy Rollins - Raford Ulrich —Debra Parker - -Gayle Niyah - Cathy Stuever - -Nancy Banks - - Donna Ward ■ - - Allen Svec ■ --------Staff - Mrs. Chesnut 113 rCk Indian Heritage Helps Students OFFICERS: President, Donald Wermy; Reporter, Velora Wermy; Treasurer, Gene Pekah; and Sec- retary, Gayle Niyah. The Indian Heritage Club, with Mrs. Lena Wise and Mr. Vernon Welch as spon- sors, have had a smashing year. The club's main project was supplying school supplies to Indian students that needed as- sistance. This consisted of workbooks, pencils, paper, etc. In addition to this project, the club set up various exhibits throughout the year in which Indian art, costumes, and other items were 115 Eager Beavers Work Diligently The Eager Beaver 4-H Club, which serves the southeast portion of the Cache School District, has continued to be quite active during the past school year. Their year began with a float entry in the Cache Frontier Days parade with which the club won third place. Club members participated in the March of Dimes Walkathon, a drive for the Kidney Foundation, and a Valentine party held for the per- sons in the handicaped center in Lawton. The club also tied for first in the County Share-the-Fun Con- test. Three of the four members of the county meat judging team were Eager Beavers - and the team placed eighth in state! Cache Frontier Days Float. 116 Pep Club Senior Lettermen a part of the Lettermen’s Club 117 Grade Performers Gain Experience The Rhythm Band and the Twirlers represent Cache Grade School's music department. Miss Roxie Plumlee is in charge of both groups. The Rhythm Band consists only of first and second graders; the Twirlers, the third, fourth, and fifth. These groups perform at class plays and at special seasonal programs (Christ- mas, Spring, etc.). Twirlers Rhythm Band 118 Second Season Started and Finished With Hard Work The Football Season for 71-72 has been one of hard work and desire. Each player not only saw what he is, but also what he can be. With the help of the Coach, Don Colwell, these boys proved to other teams that they were capable of playing. Also, with the efforts of every member, the team has made this season a most enjoyable one. 120 ________________________________________________- TOP ROW: Coach - D. Colwell, F. Sales, R. Kassanavoid, J. Hernandez, L. Gelvin, J. Crabtree, M. Clemons, L. Alexander, Assistant Coach - V. Welch. MIDDLE ROW: M. Komalty, G. Pekah, R. Mead- ows, J. Robertson, D. Hankins, D. Lum, G. Hawthorne, K. Bennett, Manager Darrell Pohawpatchoko. BOTTOM ROW: R. Ryder, R. Ulrich, E. Brewer, G. Haxton, J. Miller, R. Komahcheet, D. Wermy, K. Kern. 121 123 Jr. High Has Full and Active Year FOURTH ROW: Coach - D. Colwell, R. Bowers, D. McKinley, E. Bennett, Assistant Coach - M. Hamil- ton, R. Robinson, R. Williams, M. Belcher, L. Paddyaker, Assistant Coach V. Welch. THIRD ROW: P. Komalty, C. Cable, N. Tahchaw-wickah, G. Ward, W. Finch, D. Kern, M. Gregory. SECOND ROW: T. Foster, M. Anderson, J. Clemons, B. Apauty, D. Lum, J. B. Runyan, R. Foster, E. Finch, T. Asenap, S. Gilbert, R. Rhodes. FIRST ROW: R. Reed, A. Cargill, D. Daugherty, M. Ward, J. Johnson, O. Codo- pony, J. Kolb, M. Frickie, R. Hollander. 124 Jr. High Action ’71-’72 (pinno) TIKHIVO VINOS I sjdjjvjs 2opijnq With Great Determination and Desire, the Lassies Finish Another Season. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hataway, S. Ryder, D0 Parker, V. Green, S. Thompson, J. Morgan, R. Elling, W. Sales, M. Gaither, M. A. Baumann, A. Young, T. Russell, T. Crabtree, S. Cargill, J. Taylor, J. Woom- mavovah, B. Kern. COACH - Vernon Welch. 26-5 Record The Basketball season for 71-72 was very successful for the Bulldogs. Each boy worked hard to gain the titles that they have received. The Bulldogs earned the titles of Caddo-Comanche Champs, District Champs, Comanche County Runner-up, Area Runner-up, and they also went to State, but were beaten out in the Semi- finals. The starting team consisted of five Seniors. The remainder consisted of three Juniors and four Sophomores. These boys were coached by Vernon Welch. This was Coach Welch's first year at Cache. JACK COODY DONALD WERMY LOUIE GAITHER RON KASSANAVOID ARTHUR HOWARD 130 Baseballers Stopped in Regionals 332 Jr. High Basketball 134 135 Grade Shows A Desire To Learn And. . A Desire To Play. «46th 5 th ◄ 137 138 RAY'S GROCERY Quality Brand Merchandise Reasonably Priced FRANKIE AND R. L. RAY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 72 Phone 429-3262 Cache, Oklahoma 140 YOU ARE WELCOME AT FIRST STATE BANK I Cache, Oklahoma HA 9-3232 ‘Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Drive-In Banking Bank By Mail Auto Loans Business Loans Cache, Oklahoma Big Enough to Serve You. Small Enough to Know You. .. . . t « r f T- « � A HJt 1 I p 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 Ml MARLOW’S SERVICE CENTER CAR WASH AUTO INSPECTION STATION Complete Automotive Service Tires, Batteries Wheel Balancing Mufflers, Tail-Pipes, Shocks, Sales and Service Wash and Repair KEY'S MADE Phone 429-3224 Cache, Oklahoma Motor Tune-Up Front-End Rebuilding Brake Drum Turning Auto Air Conditioning Service Generator Starter Repair Lawn Mower Repair MECHANIC ON DUTY Congratulations Seniors of 1972 KEN'S FOOD STORE n n A Complete Line of Groceries Fresh Vegetables Fine Meats 'COME VISIT US SOON School Supplies Magazines Cache, Oklahoma Records Fine Dairy Products Phone 429-3220 WARD PRINTING LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES BUSINESS CARDS HANDBILLS AND POSTERS CLUB BOOKS GENERAL PRINTING WEDDING INVITATIONS WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS THANK YOU NOTES NAPKINS GUEST BOOKS PHOTO ALBUMS (405) 429-3380 Cache, Oklahoma 143 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 CALL IN FOR TAKE HOME ORDERS F un for All the Family- Rides and Amusements for All Ages Saddle Horses Museum Free Picnic Grounds Roller Rink _ , Reptile House Red Store EAGLE PARK Cache Oklahoma 144 HA 9-3770 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 _ . ' V GOOD LUCK GRADUATES OF 1972 STUEVER-FERRELL BLAKE'S STATION GROCERY 429-3276 Cache Oklahoma HEREFORDS COW HERD — MISCHIEF SUPREME, HAZFORD, TONE, RUPERT, HERR SIRES — F COLORADO BLANCHARD F COLO RUPERT 120 Offering sons and daughters from this herd located five miles south of the Deyo Indian Mission. These animals are pasture fitted at prices farmers and ranchers can afford to pay. CACHE FUNERAL HOME Mr. and Mrs. Stony HUDDLESTON Phone 353 8015 GEORGE STUEVER Route 4, Box 176 NORMA G. FERRELL Lawton, Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors of 1972 Compliments Congratulations Seniors 72 of MR. AND MRS. REX BUCHANAN FISHERS STATION GROCERY GOLDIES SEWING SHOP Cache Oklahoma CALVIN JACKSON'S KERR-McGEE STATION 146 Alterations - Upholstering FINE OKLAHOMA PRODUCTS Downtown Cache Cache Phone 429-9520 Oklahoma CACHE FLORAL AND GREENHOUSE MR. AND MRS. BUTCH LYNN Flowers for All Occasions We Wire Flowers All Over the World” Cache Oklahoma Compliments of KERN'S WELDING HAMBURGER INN RECREATION 10 A.M. to 12 Midnight DOWNTOWN CACHE Cache Oklahoma HA 9-324? MARIE SNIDER TAG AGENCY Cache, Oklahoma MEADOW’S BARBER SHOP MEER’S STORE CAFE Famous for Its HAMBURGERS AND HOMEMADE PIES Downtown Cache, Oklahoma See: FRANK and LUCILLE SALES Phone 429-3223 Meers Oklahoma 147 ALVIN'S OZARK STATION Service Station Garage Auto Parts Complete Auto and Truck Repairs Owners 429-3202 ALVIN FISHER Cache, Oklahoma HERMAN FISHER Compliments of BETSY CHARLEY THOMPSON Congratulations Seniors '72 VIRGIE’S BEAUTY SHOP No Appointment Necessary 429-3325 314 South 4th Cache, Oklahoma CLIFTON’S SERVICE STATION Flats Fixed Gas and Oil Auto Parts Phone 246-3222 We Give S H Green Stamps Indiahoma, Oklahoma THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHATTANOOGA The Bank of Friendly Service Complete Banking Services Your Banking Business Really Appreciated 348 ARCHIE DUPLER PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Repair — Remodeling — Sewer Service Day and Night Air Conditioning Crane Fixtures Ruth Berry Pumps CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS 72 Phone 355-4740 1031 G. Avenue Night Calls 429-3254 Lawton, Oklahoma ROBERT HOWELL PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING NEW CONSTRUCTION AND REMODELING REASONABLE RATES DEPENDABLE SERVICE Phone 353-8613 Cache, Oklahoma Route I, Box 100 SOUTHWESTERN STATIONERY BANK SUPPLY Phone EL 3-2200 420 C Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma Security BANK AND TRUST CO. LAWTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Unexcelled Drive-In Facilities Safety Deposit Boxes 'Security Points the Way' 353-7700 ] 5] SOONER FOOD STORE Congratulations to the graduating class of 1972 J. C., JERRY, JANICE, AND JEFFERY CLEMONS Phone 353-4715 6 South 23rd Street Lawton, Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 72 IF WE HAVEN'T GOT IT ... YOU'RE BETTER OFF WITHOUT IT Phone 353-1703 3201 Gore Boulevard Lawton, Oklahoma 352 Starter, Generator Repair and Rebuilding — We Exchange — Carburetors Made Like New for Most Cars SAUERMAN SALES 7th and F Phone 355-0460 Lawton Oklahoma Compliments of LAWTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY HAGGAR SLACKS 203 Southwest Bishop Road Lawton, Oklahoma PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. YOU'VE GOT A LOT TO LIVE AND PEPSI'S GOT A LOT TO GIVE Lawton Oklahoma LAWTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REMEMBER Lawton, Oklahoma for Fun and Progress 153 SHERIDAN ROAD AUTO GLASS AUTHORIZED SHAT-R-PROOF DEALER NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE All Work Guaranteed 901 N. Sheridan Road JACK WHITEMAN, Owner Ph. 353-2225 THE BANK THAT LAWTON BUILT 2202 FERRIS AVENUE ELgin 5-7211 WILLIAM T DREWRY Cashier 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 154 Lawton, Oklahoma 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 BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM BASKIN •K0BBINS3;V MATTHEWS TV SALES AND SERVICE Best in Tapes LP's, 45's, Country, Soul and Pop Foreign Equipment Converted and Repaired ICB CRBAKj Party Ice Cream Ice Cream to Go 3132 Cache Road Ph. 353-9036 Lawton Oklahoma See US for Foreign Tubes and Parts We Carry Parts for Most Important Imports Such As: Srundig Kuba Sansui Altai Phillips H08 Lee Sony 357-0005 ALTON SMITH MOTOR COMPANY COLONEL SANDERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN The Home of Top Qualify Used Three Locations in Cars for 27 Years Lawton, Oklahoma Jim Jones J. Wilers Alton Smith Salesmen 302 N. Sheridan Rd. KhM fmd Ikidctwfep jo6 School Books and Supplies BanxAucmc i Bettyes Qift Sfiop No. 6 S. 52nd — Country Club Shopping Center (Across from Eisenhower School) Call your Koscot Beauty Advisor Unusual Gifts from 'Round the World The Newest Shop in Town School Books and School Supplies on sale now. (Elemen- tary through High School.) Gifts for Everyone ACCOUNTING INCOME TAX SERVICE JACQUETTA MCCLUNG Phone: 429-3926 Cache, Okla. 407 S. PHILLIPS-AUBREY CHEVROLET DAVIS JOHN M. ROLL, Manager Phone 355-3680 5th Lawton, Oklahoma CASE DEAN PHILLIPS CLARENCE AUBREY Your Quality Authorized Chevrolet Dealer in Lawton FOR A COMPLETE DEAL Sales and Service New and Used Cars and Trucks M.I.C. Insurance GMAC Financing 807 N. Sheridan Rd. 355-3280 JENKINS EQUIPMENT COMPANY SERVIS KUBOTA LAWTON, OKLAHOMA 4th and Highway 277 Ph: 355-9108 157 RATCLIFFE BOOK STORE 317 D Avenue and Cache Road Square Authorized School Book Dealer Lawton, Oklahoma FOR YOUR CASH CACHE ROAD NATIONAL BANK Lawton, Oklahoma Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation It’s the real thing. Coke. Trademark® 158 LAWTON, OKLAHOMA BANK THE AMERICAN WAY Complete Banking Service Drive-In Auto Teller Customer Parking Electronic Data Processing national bank LAWTON, OKLAHOMA Full Trust Power Member of F.D.I.C. Phone EL 3-6500 Sixth and D Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma HOUSE OF HOBBIES RAMON'S FLOWERS GIFTS 357-1232 2010 Gore Blvd. Complete Line of Hobby and Arts and Crafts Supplies — Estes Rockets — Trains — Aircraft Engines — Balsa Wood — Decoupage — Foil — Resin Art Materials and Craft Books 355-7750 6506 Cache Rd. DISCOUNT CENTER Where You Buy The Best For Less 1017 So. Sheridan at Lee Lawton, Oklahoma Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Every item discounted — Nothing sold at the regular retail price 160 the Cfft’ ioSi cfSt hotel Heated Pool and Cabanas Lawton, Oklahoma MEETING ROOMS FOR BANQUETS AND CONVENTIONS MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN look for the golden arches... McDonald’s Donald's HAMBURGERS Open from 9 A.M. to I A.M. Sunday thru Thursday 9 A.M. to 2 A.M. Friday and Saturday 3144 Cache Road Lawton Oklahoma 3 61 COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING, INC. PENNZOIL DISTRIBUTOR Gould Batteries Kool Kooshions Anco AC and Champion Spark Plugs Home Office — 23 C Street Lawton, Oklahoma 353-0509 SHRKEY'S 23 I I Cache Road Lawton, Oklahoma r PIZZA PARLOR AND YE PUBLIC HOUSE We Serve FUN at Shakey's, also PIZZA. Gillette Tires Hastings Filter Elements Casite Products COME AS YOU ARE . . HUNGRY home of the plaid beret “SPECIAL BOX” 303 S. Sheridan Across From Doe Doe Park LAWTON COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OWNED BY THE FARMERS 402 F Avenue — Phone ELgin 5-3700 and 5-3703 Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 163 REX POLANE, Asst. Secretary and Manager 1303 Gore Blvd. Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 Telephone (405) 248-3417 For the Most Natural Look in Wigs and Hair Pieces WIG BOUTIQUE Boots and Western Wear —■ 1202 Cache Road Lawton, Oklahoma 164 SOUTHWEST CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. 302 F Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma Compliments of FORD-PAINTER DRUG STORE Prescriptions Gifts and Cosmetics Phone 353-3060 Lee Blvd. Shopping Center Lawton GARBER'S JEWELERS Diamond Importers 328 C Avenue Lawton Ask About Our Student Credit Accounts Ph. 355-0797 Oklahoma Congratulations Sr.'s '72 GILBERT-WOODS DRUG CO. Prescription Specialists Cache Road Square Lawton, Oklahoma Lee Woods Walter Malone Box 5216 6502 Cache Road RALPH DODD PLUMBING HEATING Ph. 355-3772 Lawton, Oklahoma Seth Johnson Linoleum and Formica Carpets Ceramic Tile and Floor Tile Mirrors CONWAY HALE FLOOR COVERING CO. 1328 N. W. 53rd Ph. 355-3225 Lawton, Oklahoma EARL DRUG STORES Prescriptions — Fountain — Cosmetics Three Locations Downtown South West 4th and C 6th and Lee 52 and Gore Lawton, Oklahoma 165 CHRISTOPHER'S HOME FURNISHINGS PAUL E. PRATZ Cache Road Square Lawton, Oklahoma Ph. EL 7-6255 205 S Ave. D. CLEMMER, Owner FARMERS LUMBER COMPANY Ph. 353-3294 Lawton Oklahoma GRANVILLE LEVICK MFA INSURANCE Chinese-American Restaurant 62nd and Cache Rd. 355-2435 Complete Cantonese Menu Also American Dishes We Honor BANKAMERICARD and MASTER CHARGE Closed Monday 2324 Gore Lawton, Okla. Phone 353-7514 AUTO — FIRE — LIABILITY LIFE — HEALTH — HOMEOWNERS 4910 West Lee Mr. and Mrs. Smith Green owners High Quality Low Prices GREEN'S DISCOUNT NURSERY AND FISH CORRAL Open 7 Days A Week 9 Til Dark Phone 353-5553 Lawton, Okla. JARRELL'S IGA FOODLINER The Store With You in Mind Sears Shopping Center 13th and Gore 355-5150 Lawton, Okla. 73527 MORTON'S RATH DISTRIBUTING 2016 F Ave. Lawton, Okla. GUY HASTINGS Your Authorized Kirby Dealer for KIRBY WEST COMPANY Owner JERRY RATH 166 Sales Supervisor DALE DUPLER 248-0883 Sales 1406 N. Sheridan Rd. Lawton, Okla. Service Off. 357-0411 Res. 248-1953 Compliments of LAWTON ELECTRIC MOTOR COMPANY REMNANT CARPET CO. Industrial and Domestic Motor Rebuilding New and Rebuilt Electric Motors 325 E Ave. Ph. 353-6361 Lawton, Oklahoma The Largest Stock of Carpets and Rugs In Lawton for the Lowest Price. Owner DOUGLAS C. WAGGONER 418 E Avenue 353-3354 Lawton, Oklahoma McLANE ELECTRIC COMPANY SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY Contracting — Service — Repairs 2139 Washington Lawton, Oklahoma Ph. 248-1448 2402 Lee Blvd., P.O. Box 267 Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 MEXICAN NORRELL PLUMBING HEATING SALAS' LITTLE MEXICO INC. 2402 Lee Blvd. Off. 357-7503 Res. 353-4574 Mailing Address Rt. I Faxon Okla. 73540 Specializing In Tortillas and Tacos Wholesale Mexican Foods Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 PARKER HARDWARE AND LUMBER COMPANY Lawton, Oklahoma 1324 N.W. 53rd St. Telephone | | | West Lee 357-0033 Lawton, Okla. 73501 AMERICANIZED MEXICAN FOOD Eat In or Carry Out Service Window Ordering and Pick Up Service 2417 Cache Rd. 353-4193 167 CHARLEY’S DRIVE INN CLINTON HERRING LINCOLN-MERCURY Shrimp Steak Fingers Fish and Chips Chicken ■■EEZgrra clinton herring 2nd and B Avenue Orders to Go continental Telephone: 355-3663 1012 Lee Lawton, Okla. MONTEGO COUGAR COMANCHE LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of Paneling Headquarters For All Your Building Needs SHERIFF DA 1 II Cl l IKIC Ph. 357-8630 230 S. Railroad rAUL bLKINb Lawton Oklahoma BILL’S PAWN SHOP LAWTON'S LARGEST STORE DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO WOMEN The Skid Row Bank Phone: 353-9733 4th and D Downtown Lawton 220 C Street Lawton, Oklahoma DON WHITAKERS BUSINESS MACHINES EQUIPMENT INC. Whore Quality Dwells and Service Excells Compliments of BILLINGSLEA LUMBER CO. Your Authorized 3M R Ol A L Supplies Dealer Phone Corner 6th and D Ave. EL 5-2121 Lawton, Oklahoma 332 F EL 5-2177 BURCH MACHINE AUTO PARTS, INC. Crankshaft Grinding - Head Surfacing Culinder Boring - Motor Rebuilding 121-B Avenue Phone 353-7921 Hastings Rings - Thompson Products Federal Mogul Bearings Lawton Oklahoma CAP'S AUTO PARTS CECIL LAWSON BUICK-CADILLAC CO. Phone 355-1213 4455 Cache Rd. Lawton, Oklahoma WELDON COX PONTIAC DEALER New and Rebuilt Parts for Late Model Cars EUGENE CAPSHAW and KERRY CAPSHAW 607 S. I Ith Trucks Lawton j tempest 52nd and Cache Rd. in middle of highway Ph. 353-8180 Oklahoma Lawton GRAVE-A-NAME TOO HOME SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION ENGRAVING SPECIALISTS Trophies Nameplates Jewelry Engraving Savings Accounts and Home Loans 413 D Lawton Phone 355-0253 Oklahoma DALE CANTWELL, Manager 610 C. Avenue Phone 355-2137 Lawton, Okla. LEW JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT KEN’S CLEANERS LAUNDRY 1306 N. Sheridan Road Phone 355-5051 Lawton, Oklahoma EVERY BITE A DELIGHT Complete Facilities For Banquets, Receptions, Etc. 9 Tf LklVDXY 1332 N. W. 53rd 357-2495 Lawton, Okla. 73501 169 VERNON KLEIN TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO. LARRANCE TANK CORPORATION 24 Hour Wrecker Service Authorized Parts and Service STEEL PRODUCTS 353-1661 Heavy Hauling Maximum Loads At a Minimum Cost Structural - Re iafore ing Tanks P. O. Box 12 78 Lawton to Contractors 2216 S. 6th Phono EL 3-4600 Oklahoma 73501 LAWTON FENCE CO., INC. LAWTON TRAILER SALES AND QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 2402 N.W. Cache Road Chain Link — Wood — Commercial Owner Lawton Ph. 357-8989 LEONARD KNOWLES Ph. 357-7581 RONNIE BREWER Indiahoma Ph. 246-3404 2612 and 2602 Cache Rd. 353-4332 HAROLD WILLIAMS Law+on Oklahoma LAWTON THEATERS Lawton Diana Ritz Ph. EL 3-1900 Vaska 82nd Street Twin CLYDE WALKER Manager LAWTON VENETIAN BLIND CO. Venetian Blinds Repaired Screens, Storm Doors, and Glass 20 Years in Lawton 602 S. Sheridan Rd. 353-6391 LEDFORD’S COWBOY PARK Compliments of McNEIL PHARMACY A NICE PLACE FOR NICE PEOPLE 52nd and Cache Road Lawton Oklahoma 170 Sears Shopping Center 1206 Gore Ph. 353-1800 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 OKLAHOMA ABSTRACT COMPANY Continuous Service Since 1901 J. MITCHELL, Sec.-Mgr. ABSTRACT AND TITLE INSURANCE Ph. EL 3-2424 509 C Ave. AL PAMPLIN'S BODY SHOP 205 B Avenue Ph. 355-1575 or 355-5857 Lawton, Oklahoma ROY STEPHENS KEY SHOP Phone 355-0750 707 South 2nd St. Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 R S SPORTING GOODS 415 F EL 5-1 107 HOUSE OF SERVICE Lawton Oklahoma Tom Simon Jerry Simon SIMON BROTHERS BODY SHOP 917 N. Sheridan Rd. Ph. 357-8764 Lawton, Oklahoma Compliments of KATY-K MEAT PACKERS Lawton, Oklahoma THRIFTY HOUSE FURNITURE New and Used Furniture and Appliances 355-5603 !405 Lee 17] SHEFFIELD MOTOR SUPPLY REPAIR CENTER Parts and Accessories Wholesale Retail Automotive Shop Electronically Tested Tune-Ups 502 Lee Blvd. Ph. 353-3339 Lawton, Okla, 73501 UNDERWOODS RANCH STYLE FOODS Complete Catering Service 2303 Cache Road Phone 353-2590 Lawton Oklahoma WELCH OIL COMPANY 110 Lee Boulevard 355-2090 Lawton, Oklahoma HARRY'S CLEANERS Future Home of Walt's A-1 Cleaners 501 N. 2nd Phone 353-43 16 Lawton, Oklahoma In Lawton It's WAYNE’S DRIVE INN For Delicious Burgers Order By Phone and Take 'Em Home Authorized NU WAY Dealer WELCH'S MOBILE HOME SALES Sheridan Road (23rd St. ) Phone 353-7444 at Gore DALE WELCH Lawton 301 N. Sheridan Rd. Oklahoma 73501 MELTON’S 172 FRED and RUTH MELTON Lawton's Bridal Center 314 C Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma SCHULER FRUIT CO. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Complete Line GROCERIES AND FROZEN FOODS Phone 355-3514 Lawton Oklahoma YOAST FURNITURE E-Z Terms We Buy and Sell Repossessed New Used V ' Vvae Phone: 355-7709 621 South Sheridan Rd. Lawton, Oklahoma RUBEN'S SHOE SERVICE Where Shoe Rebuilding is a Profession Nocona Boots 610 Lee Blvd. Phone 357-1303 Lawfon, Oklahoma BUY SELL TRADE AAA FURNITURE APPLIANCE New Used Repo. Mdse. 602 Lee Blvd. 353-5555 Ronnie and Liz Jones — Owners Congratulations Seniors! AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, INC. DR. GEORGE L. PORTER D.D.S. GIBSON'S MEAT CO. PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES DRS. BARNES AND BARNES JIM CASNER JEFF' KEY SHOP 4 DEUCES WESTERN WEAR MEADS BAKERY SCOTT'S DEPT. STORE SALLEE'S FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS HOWARD SMITH FORD GREAT PLAINS VETERINARIAN HOSPITAL MR. REX TAYLOR give them a chance to please you. City National Bank o yi'd 174 4th and D. Lawton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation