Chandler High School - Lion Yearbook (Chandler, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

HE L10 P..Lhsl...l L, The Senior Class of cHANDLE5Mg13LL5cHooL ,tr QV' ffZ4'-l ff? ,-K. 7x ' 1 -1 E V K wk., 0 E I I 185223 ,-. PV 1, A T gg N .Q , FOREWORD A AMONG THESE PAGES ues THE WEALTH OF FRIENDSHIP YOUNG AND PURE' IN THEM, MEMOHIALS OF THE DAYSA THAT TTME CANNOT OBSCURE. NO MATTER How PHoEouNo THE DRIFT THAT BARS us FROM THE PAST. A H NO Loss OF HEALTH, on WEALTH, on Pown couLo BE A LOSS MORE VAST. WHEN TIME AND YEARS HAVE PARTED USA AND STREWN US POLE TO POLE A L THE MEMORIES OF OUR BRIGHTER HOURS, SHALL BIND US. SOUL TO SOUL. Tedication EDWARD VICARY MABEL GILLIAN We, the graduating class of 1948, do hereby dedicate this yearbook to these three people who have sponsored us throughout our high school career. They have given un- selfishly of their time and ef- fort to help make possible the many things which have been so beneficial to us. They have inspired us to higher ideals and better ways of thinking. In choosing to dedicate the '48 Lion to these sponsors, we honor not only them, but all teachers who have devoted their lives to the guidance of youth. C. DUDLEY BULLARD ble of OIILEIIIS Aolm inistration CIQSSCS or ganiz ations Activities HUHUFS Awards Alhl etics 4 NN f U iq: n W f 'EL ' 'ji N X f N X x IDI' I f '1 I Nx ff i'-4 Q7'!f This 'W?5'3F9-'J 5 Home Vvfrrkf S -w ,Mg K -we 2 -nf 4 ,MN-Q Q .m,..f ,..m..v r -Q-. 1. Hubba Hubba ! Y 2. The Gang. 3. Percy. 4. Luis Lk Fuz. 5. Cross-up. 6. Southpaw. 7. Little Haylcs. 8. Hunter. 9. Snow Buund. 111. Three Stooges. 11. Eddie. 12. Cross Bums. 15. Oforthelifc- rmfaparty. 14. Cunrucl St Emmy Inu. 15. Ouch ! ! 16. Army pals. 17. What charm ! ! 18. Our Alma Mater. 19. Hut Rod. 20. Huhblcs. I' :VFX .5 pfn 21. M,..x-,WJ 9 I - 4,5 ,719 K fu: weft' x-yf..--w,... , -f ?'l'4'f'1F1P'A9 f 'L.,.,,, Wvff XM., 54145 -Awww 4 H1---,M lm-, yfjqxf jx tl wmfw . IESSE BERRY RAY S. SHAFER ' BASIL WAGNER President fBoa'rd of Education In behalf of the Chandler stu- dents, we wish to extend our appre- ciation to these members of the Board of Education who have given freely of their time and efforts to further every interest of our school. We can be assured of the future of the Chandler schools under the guidance of such capable and com- PERRY c. MYERS petem men' DR. c. w. ROBERTSON Basil Wagner, Iessr: Berry, Perry C. Myers, Dr, C. W. Robertson. Rav S. Shafer, and Supt. Phillins. The students of Chandler high school are to be congrat- ulated because of their splendid school spirit and their record of achievement over a period of years. Our school has re- ceived favorable state-wide recognition because of the co- operative efforts put forth by Lion representatives in scholar- ship, athletics, music and speech activities. High school faculty members have done their part in giving conscientious instructions to our students in the var- ious departments. To them the interests of the students have been paramount. Without their loyal co-operation the school would not have the constructive, progressive enthusiasm now characteristic of the institution. It has been a pleasure to be associated with the Chandler school faculty and students during the past three years. Dave Phillips Superintendent A. I. CLEMONS Principal D. E. PHILLIPS Superintendent The Chandler High School students are still a challenge and inspiration to me. You have been an enthusiastic group and I hope that you have acquired in the halls and class rooms of Chandler High a quality of culture and sense of values that will enable you to live up to the best of your abil- ity. We hope too, that you will be able to reject and separate the counterfeit and cheap from the true, the beautiful, and the good, and preserve and increase that which elevates and enriches your life and' character. We feel confident also that you are developing the facul- ties of mind that will enable you to acquire the better things in life. To the future for you-Godspeed and smooth sailing. A. I. Clemons High School Principal 'ON qaculty JG? lc Mabel Gillian, BA Mathematics Mrs. Mary Ruth West, BS Mrs. Wenonah Williams,BA Mr. lames C. Morton, BS Vocational Home Economics English Music Mr, I, I-I, Bromley, BS Mrs. Helen Hurst, BS Mr. Byron Iacobs, MS M1-5, Doris Wynd, MS Ov Vocational Agriculture Science History, Girls' Coach English and Spanish is-M - ibn. Mrs. Ioy Chandler, BS Mr. Shelby Wyatt, BS Dorothy lane Box, BS History and Librarian Coach and Mathematics Commerce 3, 'L 3 Q i n A g 7' M512 eff? f 1,3393 Q. S -'-': ' ' .. H,-a :-X-. -e.:.z:w:::' . v. ., .v .- Mk -f P-,.f,.9 -W. V Mx, , ami., ,,, M. M. , .,.,. , ,X W W ' 1 -4 K A ,A :,1,i:'iEg ,Q, , 4 -H www N X xg ww 7 if www f ga 84 P' www? 5 4 1 if yggfiigvtgygf 2 56,52 Qghrflqqm sf 32 fnqaf' M eniors President . . . Bud Cowden Vice-President . . . . Roy Goodman Secretary . . . . Letha Stewart Treasurer . . . . . Marion Dean Class Sponsor . . Qnot picturedj . . Mabel Gillian I2 Class Class Class Class 9554 -at if an wi sl ,ing ,,, it 'i'6..,l at fi s i gi 950 anis 'Eggs af is is F Q C Y 9 it e iifri Q' fb Flower . . Chrysanthemum Colors . . .... Blue and Gold Motto . . . . High, higher, highest! Parents . . . Mrs. Kenneth Iarrett Mr. Clifford White IO ANN CURRY Lion's Roar, 485 Annual Staff5 Drum Bm Bugle Corps, 465 Band, 475 State Honor Society, 45, 46, 47, 485 Glee Club, 45, 46, 47, 48: Opcrem. 45, 46, 47, 48: Fashiun Follies, 475 lunior Play5 Student Council, 465 Pep Club, HAYLES TRENT 45, 46, 47. 485 Girl's State 47. PAUL MASCHO Glee Club, 45, 46, 47, 485 Operetta Quartet, 46, 47, 485 Football, 45, 46, , 46, 474 48: Male 47: track. 46, 47, 485 Lion's Roar, 475 Band 46, 47, 48. LORETFA :ONES Librarian, 455 Pep Club, 46, 47, ,485 Office, 47, 48. GARLAND TERREL FFA, 45, 46, 47, 485 FFA Secretary. LUCl LLE BROWN 46, 47- Selma, California High, 455 White Rock High, 465 Glee Club, 45, 46, 47. MARVIN STANFILL Glee Club. 45. 46, 47, 48: Football. 44, 45, 46, 47: Track, 455 I.ettermen's Club, 47. MARTHA LOIS BISWELL Band 45, 46, 47, 485 Pep Club, 46, 47, 485 Librztriztn, 45, 465 Glee Club, 46, 47, 48: FHA. 48: Softball, 47, Operetta, 46, 47, 485 Fashion Follies, 47. Glee Club, 45, 465 Football, 44, 45, 46, 475 Basketball. 45, 46, 47, 485 Boy's Quartet, 46: Operetta, 45, 46, 475 Band, 45, 46, 475 Lion's Roar, 46, 475 Boy's State, 47: lunior Play5 Fashion Follies, 47: Track, 455 Student Manager, 46, 47. ALICE IENNINGS Pep Club, 485 Office, 48. BUDDY COWDEN Class President, 47, 485 Student Council, 46, 47, 485 Boy's Glee Club, 45, 465 Mixed Quartet, 465 Boy's Quartet, 465 Mixed Chorus, 45, 465 Football, 44, 45, 46, 47: Basketball, 45- 46. 47. 48: Operetta, 45, 46, 47: Fashion Follies, 475 Track, 451 Band, 465 One-act Play, 47, 485 lunior Play5 Lettermen's Club, 47. MARY ALICE CREWS Mixed Chorus. 47, 48: Glee Club, 46 47, 485 Pep Club, 46, 47, 485 Football Queen, 465 Drum st Bugle Corps, 465 Band, 46, 47, 485 Drum Major, 47, 485 lunior Play5 Librarian, 46, 475 Operetta, 46, 47, 485 Office, 485 Stu' MARION DEAN dent Council, 47, 48. DOLORES MILLER Glee Club, 475 Operetta, SUE MEARS Student Council, 45, 46, Club, 46, 47, 485 Band, 46, 475 Band Queen, 46 485 Girl's State, 47. KENNETH BANES 1 47- 47: Prrf Club. 46. 47. 48: filer 45, 465 Drum at Bugle Corps. lunior Play: One-:ict Play. 47, Band, 45, 465 Track, 475 Football, 46, 475 Glee Club, -35, 46 46 46. 47. 46, 475 Operetta, 45, 46, 475 Student Council, 45. , 475 Boy's State, 475 Office, 455 Mixed Chorus, 45, 5 Annual Staffg One-act Play, 47, 485 Class President, Pep Club, 45. 46, 47, 48: Glee Club, 45, 46, 47. 48: Operetta 45, 46, 47, 485 Drum at Bugle Corps, 475 State Honor Society, 45, 46, 47, 485 Library, 485 Class Secre- tary and Treasurer, 46, 475 Class Treasurer, 485 Fash- ion Follies, 471 Girl's State, 475 Annual Staff. DORIS IEAN SWA LLOW Pep Club, 46, 475 Glee Club, 475 Operetta, 475 Office, 47, 485 Fashion Follies, 475 Librarian, 48. MARTHA SUE WHITE IRENE Pep Club, 45, 46. 47. 48: Glee Club, 45, 46. 47, 48: Operetta, 45, 46, 47, 485 State Honor Society, 46, 47, 485 Student Council, 46, 47, 485 Office, 46, 485 Voice of CHS, 485 lunior, Play: Band 475 Student Council Secretary, 485 Annual Staff. SMITH ' Softball, 45, 46, 47, 485 Girl's Athletic Cluh, 47, 485 Basketball. 475 librarian, 475 Office. 48. 1 any ws. 'Q' in F I HQ l .ii . S .fq wifi L... LINDY WHARTON DORA MARY F AYE Football, 45, 475 Track, 45, 46, 475 Glee Club, 45, 46, 47. 48: Mixed Quartet. 47, 48: Oncrem. 45. 46. 47: Lettermen's Club, 475 Mixed Chorus. AMBLER Basketball, 465 Pep Club, 46, 47, 485 Office, 47, 485 Operetta, 475 Fashion Follies, 475 Glee Club, 46, 475 Basketball Queen, 485 FHA, 46, 47. LOUISE FREEMAN Basketball, 45, 46, 47, 485 Track, 473 Pep Club, 46, 47, 485 Cheer Leader, 475 FHA, 45, WAYLAND Glee Club, 45, 465 Operetta, 45, 465 Pep Club, 45, 46, 47. 48: FHA. 45' 46. LEROY LOVELY FFA. 45. 46, 47, 48: Glee Club, 46, 473 Operctta, 465 FFA Treasurer, 485 FFA Sentinel, 47. MARGARET BEASLER Librarian, 47, 48. MARSHALL IARRETT Class President, 45, 465 Student Council, 455 Teen' Town Mayor, 46, 475 Co-Editor Annual5 Football, 45, 46, 475 Track, 46, 475 Asst. Editor, Lion's Roar, 46, 475 Band, 45, 46, 475 Operetta, 45, 46, 47, 485 Boy's Quar- tet, 475 Boy's Glee Club, 45, 46, 475 Mixed Chorus, 465 Fashion Follies, 475 lunior Play5 One-acl Play, 47, 485 Deluite, 47. IERRY MARSHALL Glee Club, 45, 46, 47, 485 Operetta, 46, 47, 485 Band, 46, 475 Pep Club, 46, 47, 485 Fashion Follies: One-act Play, 47, 485 lunior Play5 Office, 465 Student Council, 46, 47, 485 Annual St:lff5 Cheer Leader, 48. GALEN HOWERTON Yale High. 45: Football, 45, 46, 47, 485 Lion's Roar, 485 FFA, 475 Glee Club, 46, 475 Student Council, 48. WANDA LEE WESTFALL B:tsketb:tll, 45, 465 Pep Club, 46, 47, 485 Glee Club, 47 Drum k Bugle Corps, 47: Office. 47. 485 Fashion Fol lies, 471 Operetta, 475 Football Queen, 47: Cheer Lead- er. 47' GORDON CROSS Chickasha High, 45, 46, 475 Football, 46, 47. FLORIENF MILLER MARY RUBY Pep Club, 47, 485 Office, 47, 485 Voice of CHS, 47, 48. LOU WILSON Glee Club, 465 Lion's Roar, 485 Opcrelta, 465 Band. 45. IEAN HOPPER Basketball, 45, 46, 47, 48. ROY GOODMAN MARY FFA, 45, 46, 47, 485 Class Vive-President, 45, 48: FFA Treasurer, 475 President, 485 Glee Club, 46, 475 Foot- ball, 46. 475 Basketball, 485 Lion's Roar, 485 Buy's State, 475 Operetta, 47. LOU CALDWELL Pep Club. 47. 48: Office. 47. 48: Voice of CHS. 48: Basketball, 455 Annual Staff, DONALD BIERMAN RUTH Class Vice-President. 47: Glee Club, 485 Football, 46, 47: Basketball, 45, 46, 47, 485 Voice of CHS, 47, 485 Operetta, 485 lunior Pl:ty5 Track, 46. 47. 48. ANN FALKENSTEIN Glee Club, 45, 46, 47, 485 Mixed Chorus, 46. 47. 43: Sextet, 485 Drum at Bugle Corps, 465 Operetta, 45, 46, 47, 485 Band, 475 State Honor Society, 46. 47, 48: Ll- hrarian, 46, 47, 485 GirI's State, 475 Office, 47, Pep Club, 46, 47, 485 Pep Club President, 485 Annual Staff. DORIS KELLY Basketball, 47, 48, Librarian, 47. IACK MANNING FFA, 45, 46, 47, Glee Club, 48, Track, 45, 46, 47, Stu- dent Manager, 47, 48, Voice of CHS, 48. CLETTA McDANIEL FHA, 45, 46, 47, Softball, 46, 47, Basketball, 46, 47, 48: Track, 46, 47, Glee Club, 46, Pep Club, 46, 47. R. S. STONE FFA, 45, 46, 47, 48, FFA Reporter, 48, Glee Club, 46, 47- PEARL KLEIN Lion's Roar, 48. DONALD PERCEFULL Glee Club, 46, 47, 48, Operettu, 48, Lion's Roar, 48. LOIS GENE WEST Band, 48, Band Queen, 48, Office, 47, Pep Club, 47, 48, Student Council, 48. DAVIE LEE HARGROVES Glee Club, 45, 46, 47, 48, Class President, 44 45 Football, 47, Basketball, 45, 46, 47, FFA, 46, optimal 45. 47. 48- LA WANDA SPRAGUE Basketball, 45, 46, 47, 48, Softball, 46, 47, 48, FHA 46, Student Council, 48, Sec. GAA, 48. BOB MCGRAW BARBARA ANN SAWYER Pep Club, 46, 47, 48, Voice of CHS, 47, 48, Glee Cluli, 47, Operetta, 47, lunior Play, Librarian, 45, Band, 48. IACKIE BEAN White Rock High, 45, Daienport High, 46, 47, Basket- ball, 45. 46. 475 Svflball. 45' 46, 47: 'l'er1mS. 46. 47- MONETT TAYLOR Davenport High, 45, Band, 45, Pep Club, 45, Basket- ball, 45, Office, 47, 48, Library, 45, State Honor So- ciety, 45. RICHARD RENNER Football, 45, 47, 48, Operetta, 46, 47, Glee Club, 47, lunior Play. LEOLA ORR Softball, 45, 46, 47, Girl's Athletic Club, 47, 48, Bask- etball, 47, Librarian, 47, Office, 48. BILLY MITCHELL ELVA White Rock High, 45, 46, 47, Class President, 45, Stu- dent Council, 47, Basketball, 46, 47, Baseball, 45, 46, Glee Club, 48, Opcretta, 48, Asst. Editor, Voice of CHS, 48, State Honor Society, 48, Male Quartet, 48, Mixed Chorus, 48, Debate, 47, Annual Staff. INGRAM Pep Club, 46, 47, 48: Basketball, 47, 48, C-irl's Student Manager, 48, FHA, 46. LETHA STEWART Flora,. Ill. High, 45, 46, 47, Class Secretary, 45, GAA, 45, 46, Iunior Play, Pep Cluh Secretary, 48, Glee Club, 48, Operetta, 48, Class Secretary, 48, Lion's Roar, 48, Band, 48, Librarian, 48, Mixed Chorus, 48, Annual Staff. DONNALETA MYERS Librarian, 46, 47, 48, State Honor Society, 46, 47, 48. Annual Queen, 48. IIMMIE IACKSON 1- Glee Club, 46, 48. vii 'QQ' a...-na, kk Y' ,Mr l' will -own? '74 'F 'juniors Eddie Keegan ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,... - ,,,,.,.,., W- ........,.,..,...,,,...,............. Vice-President Bonna Faye Murray ...,...... ....... ........ S e Cretary Ierry Wolf .......,,.,,,.,A.,, - .......... President Lorena Ambler ....... ....V . Treasurer The junior class chose as its sponsors Miss Box and Mr. Iacobs. Mrs. N. I. Cross and Mr. Clay Watson were selected as home room parents. j During the course of the year the members of the junior class have worked in the junior stand, presented the armual junior class play, and have given the junior-senior prom and banquet. The arrival of class rings and the presentation of various assembly programs were also important events in the school year. Charlene Wright lerry Leroy Cross Frieda Brown Bill Cochran jerry Wolf Lorena Ambler Bill Shafer Ioann Taylor Una Mae Lindsey Gene Allen Doris Wayland Bud Harbin Edwin Alfred Keegan Dorma Lee Murray Bobby Trent Frieda Iune Smith Bonna Faye Murray Bobby Gattis Rose Marie Watson Ross Edward Conley 4:25 '! V fe'-sn. Ieveodv' l 'N 'Biff '17 A xf-ff, I 'W fav' 3, -W wi? ,M 'luniors 'who Evalee Mendenhall Betty Aruerberry Rosalee Duke Aileen Earp Reba Martie Bob McMurtry Bud Godsoc Garry Wilson Haskell Allbrittcr Luther Harris Kenneth Ingram Betty Smith Iohn Gordon Eileen Fdmonson Ruth Gerber Emmit Ficke Ada Faye lames Harold Gilliam Russell Wilson Bessie Stewart Edgel Mizell Eddie Miller fDid Mit C3f'cwe C5heir Pictu'res C5alcen Wanda Moore Mary Iunc Greenfield Gloria Sheclcr Iimmie Blankenship Edith Mac Welch loe Crall Opal Mae Lovely Fred ie Iames Bobby Schofield Sophomores Walden Soderstrom .................. Vice-President Patsy Walker .,.,........ .......,, S ecretary 6: Treasurer Conrad Hart ,...... -.- ................... President The sophomore class chose Mrs. Wenonah Williams as class sponsor and Ray Shafer and Mrs. Earl Hart as home room father and mother. It is an unusually talented class with an enrollment of seventy-three. There are thirty sophomores enrolled in band and glee club and thirty participating in athletics. Among their achievements of the year was a mock tele- vision show, which was presented before the high school assembly. -l i I ,paw sur if 91 'QM' 3 C .li ,,:.:,,, E at , some 1 ...,, Q me i AI J t.. xxhx , tx t :-' 3,6 X V aw ?M'i. Wi 'Q T6 Avis Ann Cox Conrad Hart Emmy Lou Shunk Leon Bolen Patsy Fern Walker I. W. Evans Sue Shafer Richa1rtlCupit Helen Ann Biswell loc Young Dorothy Manning Casey Carlton Margaret Ann Roberts Erma Pinkston Kathryn Watson Bobby Burger Agatha Cox Elton Dickson Mary Ann Powers Billy Carson Reed Magdalene Stewart Wayne lnskeep Treva Lee McLaughlin jamie Hereford Nora Lee Hinkle Reta lean Reid Barbara Stalder Charles Greenfield Loretta Brown Darlene Miller Walden Soderstrom Carolyn Smith Alta Evans Iesse Wiseman Mary Helen Hicks Mary Sue Taylor Wilma Iean Forbes Mickey Stanfill Marion Saulsberry Juanita Wilson Leo Bouska Sally Harris Margie Waldman Elnora Lewis Billy George Iames L. E. Alford Cora Frances Del phon Chester Iones Elva Berry Inga Soderstrom Irene Ogburn Iohnny Taber Wanda Mendenhall Lois Marie Stepp !5 nw fm -S? fri? if-'W e e X .QQ 5, L ms'i 'TWV' ,:'- 555 swf 5 ,QQ six Q sophomores 'who 'Did Mit 'Ufave czffheir 'Pictures Cfffaken Nelda Anderson lack Ashley lossie Ingram Wanda Orr Clyde Watkins Imogene Day Ralph Mendenhall Norma Iennings Laura Ellen Street Eva Douglass Bobby Potter Dorothy Kirkpatrick Virginia Hutchinson gteshmen Carl White ...........,. ............,.... V ice-President Charles Wilbanks ...... .... - .....,..,.. - .....,. .....,..... S e cretary 6: Treasurer Iohn Rushing ........ ------.----,- .....,.,. - ..,...,,...............,...,.. President The freshman class of 47-48 had an enrollment of seventy-seven, out of which a large number are enrolled in musical, athletic, and other activities. The class chose Coach Shelby Wyatt as sponsor and Mr. Clifford White and Mrs. Alva Thompson as home room father and mother. Among their accomplishments of the year was a program of original skits pre- sented before the high school. The class contains an unusual degree of musical talent. Evolee McGinnis Peggy Stanfill Beverly Key Donna Sawyer Tommy Mitchell Ruth Ann Hutton Mary Ann Anderson Melha Ruby Bierman Carl White Veldeva Stephens Melvin Brown Verna Mae Street Agnes Belcher Roxie Waldman Harold Taylor Ioyce Stewart jackie Thomason Frances Evans Don Conley Shirley Warren Iune Brown Ioan Cherry Betty Orr Phyllis Sheeler Harold Wakely Norma Varner Billie Brown Juanita Renner Patricia Holt lmogene Stidham F f we gfw , ,Q J A X XL ia m 'Z in , A , 2 W .F if 49 -.W Qiawf-rf! fwwff um me E if 3-6 ,fav 'WCW' Billy Fox Letty Lou Clevenger Leroy Bartell Ioan Moore Patsy Tannahill Ierry Sprague wi.-. x SX Ruth Ann Thompson Iohn Rushing Pat Moore Charles Wilbanks Wiletta Lindsey Melvin Reed Evelyn Murray Kenneth Clover Lenore Gerarcly lnita Soderstrom Kenneth Williams Anna Faye Shannon Geraldine lnskcep Cgveshmen 'who 'Did Mat 'Ufave Their 'Pictures cgaken IaVonne Manic Ruth Rackley Tommy Banks jackie Campbell Iimmie Dale Crall fg4Q Donald Dotson Nolan Murray Edwin Leon Earp Leonard Newell Billy I-Iinkle Don Parsons lesse Iames Raymond Powers Robert Walker Kelsey Melton Welch Leonard Williams Robert Eugene Warren W-gf 'WN 3 13 . 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Second Row: Ruth Ann Falkenstein, Letha Stewart, Doris Wayland, Margaret Beasler, Donnaleta Myers. -'Z ,Student Gouncil First Row: Mr. Clemons, Bud Godsoe, Ioe Young, Martha Sue White, Ruth Ann Thompson, Ierry Marshall. Second Row: Wayne Inskeep, Peggy Stanfill, Sue Shafer, Kenneth Clover, Doris Wayland, Lois West, Ierry Cross. Third Row: Conrad Hart, Frieda Brown, Leon Bolen, Bud Cowden, Ierry Wolf, Eddie Keegan, Billy Reed. fPep Glulv First Row: Frieda Brown, Charlene Wright, Martha Sue White, Ierry Marshall, Mary Freeman, Wanda Westfall. Second Row: Emmy Lou Shunk, Io Ann Curry, Ruth Ann Thompson, Treva Lee McLaughlin, Carolyn Smith, Pat Moore, Helen Biswell, Frieda Iune Smith, Lorena Ambler, Doris Wayalnd. Third Row: Mrs. Chandler, Agnes Belcher, Elnora Lewis, Faye Wayland. Io Ann Taylor, Melba Bierman, Ruth Ann Hutton, Sue Shafer, Avis Ann Cox, Rose Marie Watson, Ruth Ann Falkenstein, Mary Alice Crews, Marion Dean, Letha Stewart, Barbara Stalder, Mrs. West. Fourth Row: Elva Dean Ingram, Dora Ambler, Veldeva Stephens, Margaret Ann Roberts, Iossie Ingram, Sally Harris, Juanita Renner, Agatha Cox, Mary Lou Caldwell, Martha Lois Biswell, Dorma Lee Mur- ray, Lois lean West. Qperetta An Old Kentucky Garden was an operetta of the south land, based on the music of Stephen C. Foster. The cast included 45 members of the boys' and girls' glee clubs. Leads were sung by Io Ann Curry, Lindy Wharton, lerry Cross, Ierry Marshall, Icrry Wolf, Charlene Wright, Rose Marie Watson, Helen Ann Biswell, Paul Mascho, and Bill Cochran. Marshall Iarrett played as Stephen Foster. Mr. Iames Morton and Mrs. Wenonah Williams were the directors. Ox. iBoy's Qlee Glab First Row: Gene Allen, Lindy Wharton, Carl White, Buddy Harbin, Paul Mascho, Ierry Cross, Leon Bolen, Donald Percefull, Marvin Stanfill, Robert Walker. Second Row: Mr. Morton, Billy Mitchell, Conrad Hart, Roy Goodman, Chester Iones, Bill Shafer, Haskell Allbrittien, Eddie Keegan, Bob Gatlis, Donald Bierman, Davie Lee Hargroves, and jesse Wiseman. Girlie Glee Glub First Row: Mary Helen Hicks, Cora Delphone, Helen Ann Biswell, Freida Smith, Ruth Ann Hutton, Caro- lyn Smith, Evalee Mendenhall, Melba Bierman, Patsy Tannahill, Second Row: Mrs. Williams, Emmy Lou Shunk, Ruth Ann Thompson, Ierry Marshall, Io Ann Curry, Inita Soderstrom, Treva Lee McLaughlin, Margaret Ann Roberts, Irene Ogburn, Evelyn Murray, Martha Sue White, Pat Moore, Charlene Wright. Third Row: Sally Harris, Letty Lou Clevenger, Sue Shafer, Evalee McGinnis, Rose Marie Watson, Avis Ann Cox, Ruth Gerber, Iuanita Renner, Martha Lois Biswell, Mary Alice Crews, Marion Dean, Ruth Ann Falkenstein, Letha Stewart. ? , ,X T-w w . Si if, Q ' waiul......, i 'S t .A Z f uf 'Ai 4 is 3' Vi 0 N ' ' ',.,. f . kwa f ' ' .9 , , . 1 ,785 1 lg Eilfi' ' D, ,f -ff , g xg W' sv pr npr, . . . Sv 5 i I ef' ffii ifgqgy ' M f. X 'K 8 'fws:.0 Wi. 'W H, w ll. g AA' qi , giiiiiiis as we SH-FWC ,,,, 1 ,K v 1 MMWMYW- an ,.: Wg .BU - 4 J 3 5 X x ' t - --Q. my 4 . 'l2v.:'- , ' X!!-'P ug, W X W Rl' yJ Lx ' . .if Hl.L2 I f lK1lv, i ,Qvwq 'ax 'FYI 45 If in g A ': x N, H R V 4 : ,-,- Q rf, v A ggyi. I Q M K 1 . .,.' ' '--.: ,Y . A .yy - Q' F, n-V A Qw,'9F h wif 1 19sJw Qt isis? QL q ...Simi H552 4 Mary Alice Crews The Chandler High School Band this year had three outstanding drum majors, Mary Alice Crews, Rose Marie Watson, and Helen Ann Biswell. These girls alternated in performing with the band. The twirlers added their part to the appearance of the marching band by their excellent performances. 'Drum CJXCGJOTS Helen Ann Biswell cC 5wi'rlers Lorena Ambler, Reba Martie, Frieda Brown, Mary Ann Pow- ers, Emmy Lou Shunk. wif? Rose Marie Watson Contests entered during the year were the Central State Homecoming Contest, Central State Music Festi- val, Pawnee Music Festival, Mar- shall Band Festival, Ripley Music Festival, the district meet at Bristow, and the state meet at Norman. '33' GJ. 626. M. Donna Sawyer, Pat Moore, Emmy Lou Shunk, Letty Lou Clevenger. Melba Bierman, Iuanita Renner, Ierry Sprague, Wilma Forbes, Wiletta Lindsey, Geraldine Inskeep, Wanda Moore, Anna Faye Shannon, Ruby Hopper. Girls belonging to the Future Homemakers of America have acquired well-rounded experience in the field of home-making. During the year their courses include Home Nurs- ing, Child Care and Relationship, Housing and Interior Decorating in addition to Cooking and Sewing. Harold Gilliam, Roy Goodman, and Bob McMurtry preparing to do acety- line welding. Other work in Vocational Agriculture includes arc-welding, wood-working, saw-filing and general repair of machinery. CJ. CJ. dl. The Chandler F. F. A. Chapter has recently bought a 1946 one and one-half ton International truck and are paying it out co-operatively. It is one of the few trucks in Oklahoma owned by F. F. A. boys and used in their activities. The truck goes on educational tours each summer and is used for livestock and feed hauling. Leroy Lovely, Roy Goodman, Garland Terrell, and Luther Harris who Charles Greenfield, Bill Reed, and Richard Cupit who are are testing soil for nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and soil acidity. The boys checking over the new Iamesway 2940 egg capacity incuba- speud much time dealing with problems of soil conservation. tor, This machine is operated to increase interest in poultry. Standing in truck are Raymond Powers, lunior Iames, lackie Bean, Leonard Williams, Russell Wilson, Emmett Ficke, Iohn Gordon, Leon Earp, Luther Harris, I. W. Evans, Melvin Reed, and Bob Welch. Standing is Mr. Bromley, in- structor, Kenneth Williams, Bob McMurtry, R. S. Stone, Billy Hinkle, Freddie Iames, Charles Greenfield, Ralph Menden- hall, Wvalden Sotlerstrom, Melvin Brown, Garland Terrell, Richard Cupit, Nolan Murray, Harold Taylor, Marion Sauls- berry, Leroy Lovely, Wayne Inskeep, Bill Reed, and Billy George Iamcs. C5716 'Uoice of Chandler Wigh First Row: Donald Bierman, lark Manning, Florienc Miller, Barbara Sawyer. Second Row: Bill Mitchell, Mary Lou Caldwell, Martha Sue White. C6716 Lion's lQar Standing: Russel Wilson, Bud Harbin, Irene Smith, Roy Goodman, Galen Howerton, Don Pcrcefull, Io Ann Curry, Lctha Stewart, Mary Lou Wilson. Seated: Mrs. Wcnonah Williams, sponsor. S 5 x QW 4,4 5 1' I' 7 S 3 3 if , X k 5-K, in X af X1 J 1 Ry ' Q . K , V 1 tx it .LS 4 i is , Ng g 4, I 4 X 1 , , W 2 xi 5 Y' . . S x L it I , X L W3 X 'V wi x 1 2 1 -A A 1 K , w-W... 5 . H01101' WM ...........,,.., MMWWAWMQW M n Q 'Ualeclictorians Marion Elizabeth Dean Io Ann Curry William Richard Mitchell Never before in the history of Chandler High School has the situation arisen when it ' wa! necessary to-award-fthree students the highest scholastic award. These students are Bill Mitchell, Miami Dean, arid? yo Am curry. These students not only been interested in their grades but also in extra curricular activities. Bill has been active in debate while Io Ann and Marion have participated im music and dramatics. , ..,..,....-.....-. exk m 453 ii Q 40N Kenneth Banes Assistant Business Manager Io Ann Curry Editor Davie L. Hargroves Arr Editor Lion Letha Stewart ' Donald Bierman Mary Lou Caldwe' Iunior Editor Sports Editor Sophomore Editor Horace Marshall Iarrett Co-Editor Staff Marion Dean Freshman Editor Ierry Marshall Business Manager Martha Sue White Feature Editor Bill Mitchell Ruth Ann Falkenstcin Senior Editor Feature Editor MARY DONNALETA MYERS Annual Queen WANDA LEE WESTFALL Football Queen M M' 'G DORA AMBLER Basketball Queen v-44-w LOIS GENE WEST Band Queen 'iitil I . , . 5. R -, ,f S 1 'iqf fl 5 k ,K A if Ei' f is if i 0 WM vwwiw if N ...WMM gf C. H. S. C. H. S C. H.S C. H. S C. H. S C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S C. H. S. 45 35 39 25 zo qfootball 28 44.. .. rg.. .. I8 . . , Q - . lack Manning Student Manager 43- Crescent . Oilton . Beggs . Morris Tecumseh Davenport . Foster . Stroud . Prague 7 o 6 o o Shelby Wyatt 0 Coach 6 o o The Lion's 1947 football team will go down in history as one of the greatest teams that Chandler has ever produced. The speedy hard-charging forward wall of the unde- feated, untied Chandler Lions cleared the path for backs and ends to roll up a total of 4075 yards running and forward passing in nine games. The Lions were led by the superb coaching of Shelby Wyatt, who favored the Minnesota single wingback system. This is the first time in many years that a Chandler team has gone undefeated. So hats off to the boys who gave Chandler a winning team and a fine sportsmanship record. A TEAM First Row: Conrad Hart, Bobby Burger, Gene Allen, loc Young, Iohnny Taber, Ross Conley, lesse Wiseman. Second Row: Marshall Iarrett, Garry Wilson, Bill Cochran, Hayles Trent, Paul Mascho, Buddy Cowden, Roy Goodman, Kenneth Ingram, Lindy Wharton, Marvin Stanfill, Galen Howerton. Third Row: Kenneth Banes, Ierry Cross, Donald Bierman, Bob Gattis, Ierry Wolf, Coach Wyatt, Richard Renner, Eddie Keegan, Leon Bolen, Buddy Godsoe, Gordon Cross, Byrl Confer. Cdlootball First Row: Charles Wilbanks, Leo Bouska, Kenneth Clover, David Wakely, Iohn Rushing, Leroy Bartell, Don Conley. Second Row: Tommy Mitchell, Kenneth Williams, Donald Dotson, Eddie Miller, Robert Walker, L. E. Alford, Charles Williams. Third Row: Charlm Greenfield, I. W. Duke, Nolan Murray, Ralph Mendenhall, Robert Warren, lack Ash- ley, Chester Innes, Iesse Wiseman, Coach Wyatt. M . f ,,..-., ,M -, ,..t.,.w . W,...,.,....,...s .,.,.,....,... .iq 3. W . Galen Howcrton Paul Mascho Lindy Wharton Hayles Trent Fullback-Senior Halfback-Senior Center-Senior T2CklC--Senior 41: Kenneth Ingram Guard-Iunior QAWQ Icrry Cross Buddy Cowden Donald Bierman End-lunior Quarterback-Senior End--Senior f Bob Gattis Leon Bolen Marshall Iarrett Halfback-Iunior Fullback-Sophomore Halfback-Senior ,50- Kenneth Banes Casey Carlton Eddie Keegan Davie Hargroves Tackle-Senior Quarterback-Sophomore Tackle-Iunior End-Senior Richard Renner Marvin Stanfill Ross Conley Roy Goodman Left End-Senior I-Ialfback-Senior Guard-lunior Guard-Senior Gary Wilson Gordon Cross Bud Godsoe Center-Iunior Guard-Senior Halfback-Junior ..-51- Qaslfgetlvall UA., -I-EAM First Row: Bud Cowdcn, Hayles Trent. Bill Cochran, Iohnny Taber, and Kenneth Ingram. Second Row: Coach VVyatt, Ierry Cross, Donald Bierman, Bud Godsoe, Bob Gattis, and Leon Bblen. C.H.S C.H.S C. H. S. C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C. H. S. C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S .S eason's 'lQco'rd . . Stroud . Stillwater . Burbank . . Ripley . Meeker . . . . Harrah . Meeker . Harrah . Wellston . . . Prague . . Tryon . Bristow . . Stroud . . . Prague Stillwater . Bristow 16 C. H. S. 30 . . . Dale 32 25 C. H. S. 34 . . . . Wellston 29 37 C. H. S. 32 . . . Dale 43 I9 C. H. S. 31 ...... Cushing 42 45 8 LINCOLN COUNTY TOURNAMENT 4 37 C. H. S. 62 ...... Wellston 28 28 ' C. H. S. 45 ...... Meeker 50 28 CENTRAL STATE TOURNAMENT 6 2 C.H. S. 45 ....... Oilton 34 6 3 C.H.S. 28. . . .Mangum 44 24 24 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 22 C. H. S. 25 ..... Davenport 24 44 C.H.S. 24 . . . . Meeker 22 33 C.H.S. 29. . . .Stroud 43 After having a commendable season, the Chandler Lions came back strong for the District Tournament to down the quintet from Davenport. Their next game was with the county champions from Meeker who had previously defeated the Lions three times. The Lions edged the Bulldogs in an overtime tilt and played the tall Stroud team in the finals. The boys from Stroud were too much for the smaller Lions. The Lions played a number of strong teams and therefore did not have an impressive record. They were a hot-and-cold team all season but played many excellent games. Their season record was I4 lost and I3 won. Bud Cowden and Don Bierman, snazzy forwards, played every game throughout the season and were mainstays on both the ,47 and '48 teams. These dependable players were counted on heavily by the Lions. Dave Hargroves filled the center position capably the first half of the season. All three of these boys were seniors this year. Hayles Trent and Bill Cochran, speedy guards, were noted for their fine ball handling which brought the Lion's many victories. Bud Godsoe and Bob Gattis, defensive aces, were depended on by the Lions to get the ball off the backboard. These boys will be back next season to help the club. ' Ierry Cross and Kenneth Ingram, capable reserves, saw action in every game and will be depended on heavily next year. B TEAM First Row: Coach Wyatt, Gary Wilson, Gene Allen, L. E. Alford. Second Row: Edgel Mizel, Conrad Hart, Roy Goodman. Not in Picture: Ioe Young, Iack Ashley, Waldon Soderstrom. Lionettes First Row: Ruby Hopper, Eileen Edmonson, loan Taylor, Dorothy Manning, Reta Reid, Opal Lovely. Second Row: Virginia Hutchinson, Wilma Forbes, Doris Kelly, Mary Freeman, Elnora Lewis, LaYVanLla Sprague, Coach lacobs. The Lionettes started the past season with poor prospects having only four of last year's squad regulars. With untried material making the starting line-up, the girls have won 20 games losing only 5. They hold three trophies, the second-place from the Wellston tourna- ment, the second-place from the County tournament, and tied for first-place in the Double- Six Conference. One of the outstanding seniors of the team was LaWanda Sprague, guard, who started in every game for the past three years and was acting team-captain. Also outstanding was Doris Kelly, forward, who holds the Lincoln County All-Time high scoring record for one game with 38 points. Other seniors on this excellent team were Mary Freeman, guard, who was a four year letter-girl and Ruby Hopper, forward, who is also a four year letter-girl. The juniors starring on the team were Ioan Taylor, guard, and Eileen Edmonson, forward. Outstanding sophomores were Dorothy Manning, guard, and Wilma Forbes, forward. Other lettering members were Opal Mae Lovely, Betty Arterberry, Elnora Lewis, Virginia Hutchinson, Reta Reid, Wanda Mendenhall, and Wanda Orr. PCM vin n 1101020101 ini 130101011 10201113 101010311302011ri01trio1u10ioi1xitri1ri1s11ri4bi4l1i4ni4ri1r1nnie1n1nni1x11 The Warehouse Markets Q Lincoln County? Lowest Priced Store MR. WADE MILLER Store Manager 717 Manvel Phone 288 c The annual staff takes this opportunity to express its thanks and appreciation to Bill Crane for the work he has done and the in- terest shown in the '48 Lion. rioinltxioioifniexioitxi iniuinia 1-ri 1101010101 ordon hite umber Co. HIGHWAY 66 PHONE 108 for hiavinrioioinninxi-11 lioiiuivnioioioiurit ioiuiui 110101 rin: ini' 1 ini- 1- in 011.1-11-ni-1101: 11 101 1- 201 1111010111 1n1u1oZoin1u1 1010: ing -1:12 uxuiu ABSTRACT Y V Guaranty Co. Iesse Berry Manager Hoyt Building Phone 4 Dixie Lunch A Good Place to Eat New in Modern Facilities slxfvwmf-NA mm 20 Years Serving the People Of Chandler 56- .if in 1011 10141 11 2 rinsifiuvieniusiwvi 1010:-vi Western Auto Associate Store 9 Phone Q3 11120311 11101 ni 141101 sin: ni-vin: ri Good Luck Seniors Mae and Wesley Turner Union Bus Station EATS CANDIES - DRINKS Phone 167 fini: 1 1 niuiu 1.1-11 3 111:11 iniuioioi Earl Hart Chevrolet Co YOUR fcnevnom DEALER C ..'A ,.,- -M.. n-. P11006 104 1216 Manvel Complimefm Dr. D. C. Pennington l i 1 v- Congmlzzlaliom Clan WF '48 s Q Dr. C. W. Robertson 2 Q Q vioi0i4rioCD4vini1ni1ri011s11x1o11v11ri1vi1xivviar11vQ01010115102-vZ1l1ab11vi0i1richi1r1av11vi Good Look 0 56772075 TRACTUR lincoln County Tractor Sales 709 Mamoo! HIQEEEELE Cbomoilofg Oklahoma 11010101011 101021130111101-xi4bieli0i1lZ1r21ri1xieli1ric nioioiixilviuinioiojan nioioiniojojo 011 CURRY ardware and Furniture PHONE 70 Congrotulotions Seniors For All Your Insurance Ncca'5 BOYD COWDEN INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 33 Chandler, Oklahoma xioloiuioiui 11 riuiuluiniuii ini ii in ini 11 111110101 ri ri siniui MEREDITH-REED STUDIO FOR EXPERT SERVICE ' IN Photography Kodak Portraiture Supplies Commercial Finishing Industrial Enlarging Phone 7I vxuxux 1 1 in 101:11 1111: 14:1 111 11 1-114:14 '59' vioioioioioiuini bioioiininioioic 1031 Zoiciuvinlisrienierjasiojmiaxivjavi HEREFORDS I. G. A. GROCERY Better Foods - Lower Prices Phone I4 Good Luck Sen io rs 9 Mrs. Mamie McLaughin of MARK o2urio1ui1ri1v11oioievi-niq S' Q 9 I Q l ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,-,,,, .,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, I l Q I Q ! Best of Luck Seniors of '48 Steve Graggs Recreation Club Compliments vf B 81 M CLEANERS Phone 323 -1ni:r1oiui1rioioi:r10i1rZ1vioiav11vi4v1eri4v11bi1 Glen Temple SERVICE STATION South Monvel h Phone 201 010ilr11v11bi1vi0i4r1crioi1n14li1ri0ioZuuZe 10101 hiexioioilxioiniulioil 1:14:11 v:1vj1njo1nj4xjoj1riojsrjerjuljojojc v1ojeu1o1ui1njo11uin14 0101! xioic 01010101 Dl0jtlI41i1Di0iflibi1li1xi1li1bi1 ilti4Di1li1Di1 vZ1vi1lil I li1li0i4li4ni010irli1vZ1li0i1li1li010i-ni4vi01zr l I CHANDLER HELP -YOURSELF LAUNDRY Soft Water and Steam Phone 344 - 1009 Manvel To the Future of the Class of '48 Alva G. Thompson Consignee the Texas Company CHANDLER OKLA. nioiu2er:o11x1o:oiev2lv11r14n1o1nioxninioiuirxiesioioioioioicxioioi xioioioioioie Ginn Auto Supply Phone 50 Chandler, Oklahoma - 4 'Parts Headquarters for the Doctors of Motors' 4 I I I E I I I I I I I I I ! Compliments of DICK WILSON -010111311103 ni 1010101 nioioininiclinioio Bosil Wagner PETROLEUM GEOLOGIST Class of '21 rjoiu 1101011114 11014 Loinjoiuiuiojc -61.. Diviuioiojoia T 0 the Clam qf '48 Dr. C. Mileham CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Keep - U- Neat Cleaners There is no Substitute for Quality F. E. Tuttle 1014 I Ph 600 101 1: 11011 2010201010501 111 1 1201 fini ni: 1 13 101 11010101 1i010i010i0i02 BURTON'S General Electric Appliances and f Radio and Refrigerator Service Phone 275 303- 1 12 1031111 11 1301010301 in 3010102 SEABORN HOME EQUIPMENT Frigidaires Tappan Ranges R.C. A. Radios Phonograph Records Apex Washing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners Phone 67 Chandler, Okla. oifrioioioi 13010101014 2 51010101 101111011 11 101011 Groves Hardware Sherwin-William Points Floor Sanding and Finishing Phone 260 0302 2111 1 1 1 301110202 11010101 Congratulations Class of '48 Barnes 8: Clark QUALITY MARKET Phone 60 1102 1-11 1-1010101 1 10101 91011 nioiojoiuiojc S UN I bi bioioinioixi4lio1010i4DZ0llcioiurioi1r314ni1xi4vi0i1xi4b11xi414bZwvi i i Compliments BEST W1sHEs Q of to the 2 CHANDLER sEN1oRs I DF- R- E- Dickson of '48 i Q '-'M' ! I 5 Bm Wffhff Your Friendly of the I - 2 Gnffith Theatres Q 0- G- HARP Q Poultry and Egg Co. H. at s. AND DIXIE Q I -.,-.---- .... ..----.--.l.-... .... -.....,..-..-.---... C. 8: W . Motor Co. OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE Chandler Phone 242 C0ngmml4z!iom--- Gfddlhdffj gf 1948 nion ational Bank CHANDLER Pioneer Bank of Lincoln County Om' Bef? Wishes to the Graduates May the years be good to you McAleer's Drug Store We Are in Business for Your Health Prescriptions Biologicals Sick Room Supplies Pharmaceuticals Drugs Prescription Specialists I0ilvin l Z4 1llllie CLASS OF 1948 Our Sincere Congratulations HELLM ' DAVID G. HELLMAN VICTOR D. HELLMAN Class of '19 . Class of 'zo Our store has supplied C. H. S. students and their parents with Quality Clothing since 1909. Darin 1010101 101 riuioioioioiuioi '66- P r l HOYT 81 HOYT Insurance THE HOYT BUILDING Chandler Okla Congratulations zo the Senior Class Childress Cafe nr 111511112 iuiuuiuiuiuiniuin 3 in 10301 ruin: s:ur1o1oini4bioi1v10i0i4nicr11riixi4ri LaGere Motor Co. Y o U R INTERNATIONAL -- HARVESTER COMPANY A N D DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer Phone 58 624 Manvel Avenue righfs Drug Store Been Here Always - Fountoin Service - Prescription Service - Complete Veterinory Dept- Phonc 18 rink: 1010111 ioiuioicniuiuie 11101: 1 niuioiniui-ii mini: in 3 ini ii: Lee's Shoe Shop OUR CREED Best Workmanship Best Materials Best Service YOUR SHOE REBUILDER 1411111114114ninvioifriwiiuiniuii i :Quin Texies Grill Excellent F ood Phone 522 The Central Store 'Na Fountain nm.. ..'- :Eh Serw'ee if Sundries Q V ugazinec '4 PUDD an BILL 'fell a I ., 'Qs X Q M QC one 76 Ph V 1301 110101 5101011111 :ini rinioiuioirxioi :ini rioioloioioioi viola SAVAGE FURNITURE AND LINOLEUM Chandler, Okla. ' Home Furnishings ' Custom Floors ' Linoleum ' Asphalt Tile ' Rugs ' Carpets Phone 84 wining:s1u1o1n31w:u1ogo1o1o1oi1nioxuinge OKLAHOMA TIRE AND SUPPLY ASSOCIATE STORE Home of Better Values Trig Bowen-Owner PHONE 146 City Cleaners Earl Bolen Where Quality and Service Come First Phone 256 270 Monvel niinuiuiuiuiuiui 14:21 in ioiniogux-ri . , , , t . . . . . . . . . . . . Electrify for Better Livin g Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. Congratulations Seniors E Z O no E C3 'll l so 3' 0 W 'l m 7 3 cn 0 0 S o. W o E O 5 '11 cr fi. ua fl 9. 77 o o- 5 3 :J O o W O :r Z 3 Z E l U1 Fl E. ': E 'oh 71 P- ls! '1 33 0 5, 5 lo O P. lg lo 1,3- O 5 .U I2 5. lo O 1,2 J' 55 Q.. Fl 2' le H-1 a .W O 2 O ,P :init 01: 1-1 Lincoln County Motor Co. Chandler, Okla. Phone 182 r Nu-Way Shoe Shop LEATHER ooons an DYEING One Day Service' i R. E. White x 6 Congratulations a Scmors g G. F. Wocker's Stores H vi1ric rlr11vi4bi0lu1cv24l11ni1rioi11i4 HOME AWLIAJXIQE5 Phone 3 li1hi1li1li4 ri1 A C om plimcnt o Glencliff Cream Station L. H. Hames-Manager W '. '?'1x'V '. f i t I A 'ini b10i4b1cl1l11bi4l:vixbi1bilbi4blbicrQ1r14li1r11l11ri1b10i4lc Congmizzlaztiom, Seniom and Bef! Wifbef fir cz Succefjul Future The First National Bank of CHANDLER liibitricvioioibicriabi bi11i1b11ri1licli1rlsi1ri4 effi n gwell-Parrott HOME FURNISHINGS Norge Ranges and Refrigerators Motorola and Bendix Radios Roper Ranges Nationally Known Brands Hausslqe -- Harlgn - Kroghler - Sealy and Englander Bed International ding Phone 4 xi bimblvieriaxi 11111111111uioiuinioiaviuioic 1 xioiuioiuioini ni it E l E Congratulations Class Of 1948 l Q ! Q 1 Chandler Motor Sales Best of Luck Seniors! Nap-a-Nec Cafe ilblbiclifbicbicviricricnialimricxiali GRADE A PRGDUCTS Lincoln County Da1ry Sales T. I. Iefferies PHO riuioioioioinicrifnicbi N'dF M I 9 I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Cloud Jondohl Phillips as llilliliillfiliillliiiifili rienieb11bi1bicsicbic li4n11bi1vici4bi4sis11sioinv111211 K. 81 K. STORE Willis KOOHCC-'29 Floyd KCY-,34 Best Wishes to You All 2 Westinghouse Appliances g Electrical Wiring Supplies Furniture 8: Hardware Imperial Wallpaper i Pittsburg Paints ! l Phone I7 ld a lor Honey Louisiana Iowa Oklahoma Phone 41 Chandler, Okla. v21n14rieri4r1iri4ritni4P3niellvi1li1rj1li4 . v2n2:u:2r2n11nin1o1au1ox11v2o:o:-w1o1sn11:1en1o11n1es1o1vr:c qinis Lithogrcphed by Crossman's--Shllwuicr