Chandler High School - Lion Yearbook (Chandler, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

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'fi Q IV S , 'mj- I f - . w aa Published by the SENIOR CLASS f CHANDLER HIGH SCHOOL Chandler, Oklahoma 5 , , a 5 in ,. n x if A ,X I . :K - Jw mfwg nzshvahon 016606 i mos amzamn W Jliclvenizsznq C! 0 0 JM! ' C0 ' s Zmlkwfzbfz Because you have brought honor and acclaim to C.H.S., have met victory and defeat with sportsmanship unsurpassed by any other school, and have practiced and upheld the American way of life during this 1952-53 school year ,we, the 1953 Lion Staff, dedicate this annual to you, the student body of Chandler High School. K 1 I vg51SgH.:: - .V f V A we ' f ' g.,.,:, V XX My I , ff' if ,R : , 3 i I 4 . 'sJ.f I 4 v 1 yfzzfmfkzzkbla lbw if 1' CHANDLERYHH JCSCHOOLS DAVE PHKLLIPS, Superintendent CH ANDLER. OKLAHOMA uhedfhfgnhnfk Wifidyg MR DA s Su . E'PH'LLIPs Perfnrendem 'T ho constitute e To the Students: Our country is great because the people w the population have a deep and abiding faith in the futur a strong determination to maintain a free government and They have assumed the responsibility of build- face of formidable difficulties and best efforts of and a free society. at nation in the d the best thinking School are ing a gre that have challenge courageous men and women. We believe that you students of Chandler High being fitted to follow the precepts of your forefathers in t country in the cause of freedom and democratic confident that you will help provide the needed by a new generation of this grea government. We feel type of leadership that will be American citizens. I L pm J Jlhgwdfk Qllessayi i ATT MR. SHELBY S- WY PHndPa' CHANDLER HIGH SCHOOL SHELBY s. wwvrr, Prim-ipnl CHANDLER . OKLAHOMA Dear Seniors, The moment of your departure from Chandler High School is approaching. Soon, when you see the building on the hill, instead of saying, HThat's where I go to school,H you'll be Saying, That's where I went to school. I wonder how in later years you will recall your experiences in Chandler High School. I hope it will be with pleasant recollections of truths learned, friends gained and satisfactions honestly earned. To each of you is extended congratulations and sincere wishes for continued success. Your class has helped in a large measure to perpetuate the traditions of your school. Your high school needs your loyal support as adult citizens. N 7 .,l1mk NW-S. EOUXSE EXP NJocaiRonaX Home Er.onorffxcs 3, H. BRONXXEY, 5.5- NJocaRRonaX Kxqvmwure NRS, BONE PORTER, BA. Speedo Wxstovq NRS. NNENONNA NNNXMPNNXS, PMB., Ehgxlxsh Wskouf wxm PNN HEXLNXPEN, Nwixc Nxa'yor Band CMM GXee NNRS, HELEN YN Science URST , 6.5. REEOER, NX .S Hon GXEN ' X Ed-.ma wma P NXMBEE Gxm AN, pb, axkcs Nwhem J rf' 'lf CXPYTON, H54 THEENXP- Commerce S PRD RXCHEY , B, YNONN cc Corfwvev Wwslca unahon BP-NES RS XRENE NX . . EHQXXSYK NEA A mir! Cgdfllfd 12272 KPN fl Q16 Pi. .aga- The members ot the CHANDLER SCHOOL BOARD, pictured above are, left to right: Carl Wright, Treasurer, Perriy Myers, Member, Ray Shafer, Vice President, Kenneth Savage, President, Elliot Forbis, Clerk, Dr. C. W. Robertson, Member, Dave Hell- man, Member. EAST SIDE FACULTY Left to right: Mrs. Doris Wynd, Mrs. Mae Tidmore, Mrs. Bryan Swiggart, Mr. Bryan Swiggart, Mr. Johnson Neer, Mrs. Edith Hutton. MR. JOHNSON NEER East Side Principal Mr. Johnson Neer is to be highly commended for his fine work as Principal of East Side School. Chandler can well be proud of its new East Side School build- ing, which now houses the fifth, sixth, seventh, and e i g h t h grades. The East Siders moved into their new building, which is one of the most modern in Lin- coln County, in November of 1952. 3 k 91' , Q ,. ,hs fm 10' Salutatorian MARY LEE CARLETON Mary Lee Carleton won the second highest scho- lastic award to be received in 1953. During Mary Lee's high school career she has taken part in many extra curricular activities and is noted for her iournalistic ability. She plans to attend Okla- homa A. and M. College and study iournalism. WSJ- X C, , .R A J l C 1 , l' N I j ,I 1 Valedictorian BARBARA HILL Barbara Hill received the highest award pre- sented for scholastic ability. During her four high school years Barbara's participation in music ac- tivities has made her mezzo soprano voice well known and liked in C.H.S. Her plans for the fu- ture are to study intensive business at Oklahoma A. and M. College. L. A F1 i x., .Qgl X L55 W. 4 T75 Wa A .E f 1? 1 wk 2 ,1 --' X az, N f -A ,sf Q y , 5? MN. WK - . . 4:9-' s '1-J-.:f SL i I 4 , nf. ww TOMMY ALSIP-Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, Boys' State 3, Class Vice President 3, Student Council President 4, FHA 4, Annual Staff 4. RAYBURN ANDERSON-FFA L, 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2,.3, 4, Lions' Roar 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, FFA Re- porter 4. LOUBERTA BEASLER-Librarian 3, Softball 2, 3. JOE BROWN-Football 1, Basketball 1, Track l, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Operetta 2, 3, Voice of Chandler High 4. DOYLE CALDWELL-FFA 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Lions' Roar 4, FHA King 2, Class Preside 11 2, Student Council 4. RITA CARDWELL-Basketball 1, Debate 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Librarian 3, Office 4, Softball 1, Sophomore Play 2. -WOBUSY X 'Qtek 1' g E in-twflttf' it 'Pr'- Y r MARY LEE CARLETON-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Debate 3, BB Queen Attendant 1, Football Queen 4, FHA 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, One Act Play 3, Office 3, 4, Voice of Chandler High 4, Annual Staff 4, State Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, BB Cheerleader 3, Pep Club Treas- urer 4, Lions' Roar Staff 4. ROGER CHILDRESS-Football 1, 3, Basketball 1, Track 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. VERNON CLOVER-Class President 1, Student Council President 3, Student Council Secretary 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Band 3, Lion's Roar Staff 4. JIMMIE TED STIPE COX-Band 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Debate 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Treasurer 4, Lion's Roar Staff 4. KATHRIN DALINGER-FHA 4, Speech 4, Mittelschule in Albersdorf, Germany 1, 2, 3, GC 1, 2, 3, Handball 1, 2, 3. BILLY DELPHON-Football 1, Class Vice President 1, State Honor Society 1, Boys' State 3, FHA 4, Speech 2, Lion's Roar Staff 4. GRANT EMRICK-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, One Act Play 2, Speech Play 2, Debate 2, 3, Voice of Chandler High 4, State Honor Society 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1. DELILAH FORBES-FHA 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Operetta and Christmas Play Scenery 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pawhuska High 1, Meeker High 2. PARA LEE FRANKLIN-Wellston High 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2,9 4, Librarian 4, Lion's Roar Staff 4. 1 . l . -.i,t..a...t. . . ,Q-ah DONNELL HURST--Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Librarian 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Parliamen- tarian, Vice President, President 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Voice of Chandler High 4. DONNITTA INGRAM-Pep Club-2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Glee Club 2, Secretary of Class 3. NAOMI LAMB-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Football Cheerleader 4, Office 1, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Songleader 1, 4, Football Queen Attendant 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, State Honor Society l, 2, 4, Junior Play, Girls' State 3, Girls' Trio 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 3, 4, Sextet 3, 4, Speech 3. RUTH ANN LAY-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Office 4, Band 2, The Voice of Chandler High 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET LITLE-Ft. Gibson 1, Davenport 2, 3, Band 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, FHA Officer, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Softball 1, Operetta 4, Librarian 1. JO ANN MATTHEYER-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Secretary 3, Pep Club Treasurer 3, Office 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Band 3, 4, Basketball 3, Junior Play, Annual Staff 4, State Honor Society 1, 2, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. ORVILYN MCCLANAHAN-Salem Ill. Memorial High School 1, Band 2, Glee Club 2, Hi-Tri 1, Pep Club 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Secretary 4, Class Secretary 4, Operetta 2, Office 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, State Honor Society 3, 4. SALLY MEARS-Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, State Championship Debate 2, Speech Play 2, 4, Gavel Society 4, State Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Cheerleader 3, Band 1, 2, Office 1, 2, Girls' State 3, Lion's Roar 4, Annual Staff 4. DOROTHY MENDENHALL-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, FHA 1. OLA WAYNE GREENFIELD-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, FHA Ai FFA 1, 2, 3: Junior Play, Class President 4. MARY HARBIN-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club President 4, Class Secretary 1, Class Treasu'er 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Reporter 3, Office 4, Librarian 3, Football Queen Attendant 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Operetta 1, 2, Junior Play, Student Council 4, Basketball Cheerleader 4. SHIRLEY HAWS-Annual Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Debate 2, 4, Speech 3, Lion's Roar 3, 4, FHA 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Office 3, 4, Speech Play 2, 4, One Act Play 4, Junior Play, Gavel Society Secretary 4. BILLIE HENRY-Muskogee 1, Ponca City 1, 2, FHA 3, 4, Basketball Cheerleader 4, Student Council 1, 3, Speech 4, Basketball 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Voice of Chandler High 4, Softball 1, 3, FHA Treasurer 4. BARBARA HILL-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 3, 4, Sextet 3, 4, Speech 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play, State Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY HULL-Wapanucka 1, Elk City 2, 3, Baseball 1, Speech 4, 4 --is 5. 19. 4' uv, K:- F Ill 1 'Ei as THELDA MENDENHALL-FHA 1, Softball 1, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Library 2, 3, 4, Office 4, Operetta 2. SUE MILLER-FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Office 4, Band 2, Librarian 3, Operetta 1, 2, FHA Parliamentarian 3, Pep Club 1, 2. REX MITCHELL-Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Boys' State 3, FFA 1, FHA 4, Annual Staff 4, President Gavel Society 4, Voice of Chandler High Staff 4. OLETA JUNE NEAL-Red Oak 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, State Honor So- ciety 2. X CHARLES OLESON-Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Gavel Society 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Boys' Quartet 2, 3, Cornet Trio 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Jazz Band 2, 3. -1 MILDRED RACKLEY-Basket-ball 1, Debate 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 4, Soft- ball 1, 2, Sophomore Play 2. PEGGY ROZELL-FHA 4, Office 3, 4, Librarian 1, 4. DICK SIMS-Basketball 1, 2, Football 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Class President 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, FHA 4, Base- ball 1, 2, Osage High School 1, 2, Vice President Student Council 4, Track 4. FRANKLIN STEWART-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHEA STONE-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, BB Cheerleader 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, FHA Queen Attendant 3, Football Queen Attendant 3, Office 1, 2, Lion's Roar Staff 4, Mixed Chorus '3, 4, Student Council 3. A i ' ' , QQ .js i- Y Il , ' ,nm ?- L1l'l,I...tl .1-. . t ,S , JUNE TAYLOR--Librarian l, 3, Voice of Chandler High 4. GLEN WAKELY-Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Track l, 2, 3, FHA 4, Voice of Chandler High 4. JOHN EARL WALDMAN-Basketb ll 1 'UC lf 2, 4, Junior Play, Class Vice President 4. BEATRICE HoPK1Ns WARD-FHA 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 5 I 2i FFA lf 2, 3, FHA 4' F . ban 4- 1 k . - - . ' oo' I , , :L'b ' 5 Operetta 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1. ' 'mn 3 C ii as 4 ' lv BILL WESTFALL-Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2 3, 4, Debate 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 FHA 4, Student Council 4, Band 4. CARL WILBANKS-Football l, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 1 2, 3, FFA l, 2, 4, FFA President 4, FHA 4, Voice of Chandler High has aut w1LsoN-FFA 1, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2. JACK w1LsoN-FFA 1, 3, 4, FHA 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2. SUE ANN WRIGHT-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus i, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club i, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 3, 4, Musician of FHA 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Basketball Cheerleader 3, Office 3, 4, Student Council 2, Speech 3, One Act PIay'3, 4, Junior Play, Girls' State, State Honor Society 2, 3, 4. ,fy 44' I N33 I .. -1... ' if in flats.-.A unbn Hllgl.-lg 5 Tl Q zz gf, 5 HTWO WHHT5 Tl-Hg ed E?gx.'ulHj, SHC C 'TIN LRHFJ G C '- N6 Q U ' VVF' . ,A i ,-,7 Q tm A 6 BQ MR. Rlcuav cfip 1 5 U . 1 f Qf Q I X mm M55 JACK WHITE TOMMY WILSON MARJORIE MYERS JIM REHERMAN , , GLEN REEDER ,E,,E,, MRS. EARL KEY MRS. RUFE MERRY MRS. WALTER WILSON CLIFFORD WHITE Lloyd Douglas Jimmie Duke Jimmy Harris Barbara Helm Kenneth Herd Carolyn Hinkle Darryl Hopkins Dale Hoover Paul Howell Raydonia Hull Claudia Jondahl Doris Keegan Jo Ann Alsip Norma Ashley Barbara Bailey Aliene Barrett Arlene Calvin Don Carleton Dean Cochran Bob Cross Alice Danker wzws Yr, J I A ,A '.1 'M' ,Ly pw if 525 in . , 3 ,A Eff L wi .E 'IW JI fx: W . . . KW-,--f Vp: uf , xY Jaw Q L 1 sm 1 1 , Q K Sega a, . vii x s ,X - ' ' -li, 3:- f vfdvzfff' -,: , N '53 A ,JL .rm v N if fs 3111. VCV! I. A31 C,f,Li 'ffl X , ,Z 'is ., QS 1 , if' V - .. ' , AE. . ,,., 3 1. 'ff ,,v 2 r ...-- W ..-Aa-Q..,,,,, 'M , -- r-' y vw- Q' . ','f' v' -. 'F J. A gs 4-f , ' v . A L - ,u , t . -ez - ., -4. JT' -- Lk . :fr V- I r. X ' r Lgajlama 2 676255 President ,,....,.. Vice President Secretary .. ...v.,, - Treasurer C ,e,,..... Class Sponsor Class Parents . BILL RICHARDSON JOHN CANNON DAN ERWIN TUJUANA WAYLAND MR. BILL HEILMAN MRS. CLAUDE JONDAHL REV. HOBART RAGLAND Naomi Ashley Dennis Beaty Clyde Beaty Charlotte Bishop Shirley Berry Harvey Bowen Eldrige Brooks Joyce Cromley Eugene Burchett John Cannon Ruth Ann Cross Jane Delphon Dan Erwin Frieda Fenderson Irvin Forrest Wayne Gough Charles Hayes Edward Hart Miriam Hellman Albert Hierner Shirley Hopper Marilyn James Jimmy Johnson Jerry Jondahl Mary Lassater Carol Loftin Robery Mascho Wanda Massey Mary Michael Mary Sue Moore Mamma Proctor Mullen Don Patterson Laverne Perkins Yvonne Perkins Nancy Pidcock Dale Ragland Charles Rice Louise Rice Will Richardson Derrell Sage Wanda Sandefur Glenda Smith Meleta Swint Glenda Temple Jo Ann Truax Frances Vbtava Tuiuana Wayland Jennie Wilson Danny Wright Wanda Lee Bob Helm Fred Koonce Ernest Martie Don Roberts Ronald Williams Arnold Herrmarl Lonnie Smith Chester Hubbard Q , 1, at-F PRQ FOOT BELL FEED P . 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DOUGLAS wmfmm Shirley Clarkson Kenneth Davis Gene Rhea Dawson Harold Duke Cornel Dunlop Nolan Douglas Thomas Evans LaVella Fenderson Mary Franklin Miller Gerardy Patricia - Gessman Sue Ginn Claudine Goodman Judy Hallock ' qv Dale Alsip Vera Archer Richard Bierman Don Biswell Retha Brown Robert Brown Howard Carleton Margaret Clarkson Eddie Clover Anna Lou Cochran Danny Cox Bobby Curtis 957255771671 JW! t r tw Effie Nichols Coleen Owens Corene Peace Peggy Pidcock Merry Lynn Rickard Gary LaGere Chester Leach Riley Miller Lila Morris J. C. Helm Phillys Hinkle Stanley Hull 4' Andy Schreibner Bonita Schofield Carroll Shafer Charlotte Smith Allan Taylor Ray Tipton Mariorie Wolf Shirley Hughes Leamon Harmon Shirley Abbot .I- - r- 1 R 4,241 Q. 1 2 . . ,, iq? ' 2 uw W af 4 ,am 4. 9 H 1 x' 4 1 .gb-I FOOHANL f ' , 91,9 QQQ- ... yifikfw SOFTBALL GYM .',, M' x 1 - 79 'f IA , . Q, ' , iii' FF I K Y , . ' 33' 1. ' 1' 75 - L:- ' Q 1-,ji ILJIJ ., . 'Z ffv :Fi f '31-5' vi , N-1.5- ,lil ' gf . I' .+ -R v 3 -7 ge Qaafizf jun-'vu Mlm SHELBY WYATT GLEN REEDER Coach Coach C.H.S . , ,.,,A. 0 Midwesr City ..,., . ,. . 38 C.H.S ., , ,. , , , 2 8 Central B ,. do 0 C,H.S ., , .. 7 l 4 St. Gregory ..,. A.r..r7 6 C.H.S., rrr, , 7 Pawnee ,,e, ..-,.,,2O C.H.S .eee,ee .,.... 3 4 Yale .eee, .. ,.eee eeee 7 C.H.S ..... ,,,,,e l 3 Davenport 7...A, erer 1 3 L C.H.S .,,e,e, 60,12 Crooked Oak 7,,, ..,.l3 C.H.S .A..,.a 6 Stroud . 13 DEALXA CQZCZRAN C.H.S. L 7,.. 6 Prague oo7,, M19 an Q C.H.S... oooooooooooo,.,oo 32 Drumright A... 7 Third row: Coach Wyatt, Ola Greenfield, Dick Sims, Charles Oleson, Reece Murray, Dan Erwin, Glen Wakely, Qliip, Vernon Clover, Kenneth Herd, Bill Westfall, Tom Wilson, Doyle Caldwell, Coach Reeder. Od Second row: Proctor Mullen, John Waldmon, Gary LaGere, Jim Rherman, Wayne Gough, Ronnie Wil- liams, Dale Ragland, Nolan Douglas, John Cannon, Don Patterson, Jim Johnson. First row: Lloyd Douglas, Bobby Helm, Dennis Beaty, Howard Carleton, Jerry Jondahl, Carrol Shafer, Eldrige Brooks. PAUL HOWELL Manager -Mav- 1 v I Q0 is 'f J- , L -x Q14 L WJ'-' L L' VERNQN CLOVER DOYLE CALDWELL WALSH? BILL WESTFALL Senior---Back Senior-Back Semi rfBack Senior-Back All-Disrricf All-Disflicr J I Q 'f z, 5 I DICK SIMS Senior-Bad: GLEN WAKELY SeniorwTacIcIe All-District 1:-1 Q REECE MURRAY KENNETH HERO Junior'-End Junior-End OI-A GREENFIEID CHARLES OLESON Senior-Guard Se-niorfGuard All-Disfricf if! ,w. ' TOM WILSON JIM REHERMAN Junior-Center Junior-Center RA Iavx.. f r V A 4 I A ll 1., I M3 u ea I M 1 5 ,Aa 2 , in rf' A A, The Chandler Lions of 1953, ended with four won, five lost, and one tied. This team was one of the hardest hustling ever fielded at Chandler. The Lions opened their 1953 campaign with a 38-O de- feat at the hands of a fine Midwest City team, which later went to the state Class A finals before losing. Thursday, September 18, found the Lions travel- ing to St. Gregory. They came out on the winning end of a 14-6 decision, which proved to be quite a tussle before it was over. The following Friday the Pawnee Bears came to town. The Bears went on a scoring spree in the first half and led the Lions 20-0 at half-time. The Lions shoved across one tally in the third stanza, but couldn't even the score and lost 20-7. Next on the Lions list was Yale, which was the first conference game for the Lions. They won this one 34-7. On the 16th of October, the Lions played their toughest game of the season against Davenport. The Lions built up a 13 point lead in the first half, but the Bulldogs came roaring back with 13 points in the last half to tie it up 13-13. The Lions won on first downs. The following Thursday the Lions traveled to Crooked Oak where they received some bad breaks and the Roughnecks prevailed 13-12. On the 3Oth of October the Stroud Tigers came to Chandler to take on the Lions in their annual battle. The Lions scored first but the Tigers came back with two tallys to down the Lions 13-6. The Prague Red Devils and the Lions tangled on Prague's home field November 7, where the Lions lost a heartbreaker 19-6. The following week the Lions traveled to Drum- right where they made a happy ending of the sea- son by disposing of the Tornadoes 32-7. .0-ru The following are the 1952 lettermen: GLEN WAKELY, Senior all-district tackle, was one of the finest lineman on both defense and offense. DAN ERWIN, Sophomore tackle, was one of the roughest tackles in the district. OLA GREENFIELD, Senior all-district guard, could always be counted on. CHARLES OLESON, Senior guard, was an excellent blocker and defensive man. TOMMY WILSON, Junior center, was one of the most accurate centers in the state. DALE RAGLAND, Sophomore guard, was a rough defensive man. JOHN CANNON, Sophomore back, was a fine runner. DICK SIMS, Senior back, was a fine blocker and one of the finest quarterbacks in the district. VERNON CLOVER, all-district back, was a good runner. DOYLE CALDWELL, Senior back, was a good blocker and an excellent defensive back. TOMMY ALSIP, Senior, played at various positions and was a good passer and punter. BILL WESTFALL, all-district back, was a good blocker and runner. REECE MURRAY, Junior end, was a hard blocker. KEN HERD, Junior end, was a good defensive end. JIM JOHNSON, Sophomore back, was a hard runner. DON PATTERSON, Sophomore back, was a good defensive man. PROCTOR MULLEN, Sophomore guard, was an excellent defensive man. JIM REHERMAN, Junior center, was a good defensive player. LOYD DOUGLAS, Junior back, was a good blocker. RONALD WILLIAMS, Sophomore tackle, was a good Blocker. HOWARD CARLETON, Freshman end, was a good pass catcher. wnfsraaf-M.. I tlnmw-,arm-m-.maauxn-amsmnr maparc rss . ..m.s.... -- . .-. vs. . , minus! J.. .0 'V 1-. all 'mimi zggafN'a T:l.'g,, bw, l 42 l l T if 'A ,Z ri. .7 - I .-rci-1 Q Q v, elgecf-3 X . kj' V . , . 'dxf i :PWM A., 'ln -W W -+L Mwgzi ,.'A -E ,llll V .a . ,, HlGH SCHOOL B TEAM BACK-.lim Johnson, John Cannon, Don Patterson, Lloyd Douglas. LINE-Albert Hiemer, Wayne Gough, Ronald Williams, Proctor Mullen, Jim Reherman, Dale Ragland, Eldrige Brooks. aww JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Third row: Ben Wells, Howard Carleton, Nolan Douglas, Robert Rounds, Ray Tipton, Herald Duke, Gary LaGere, Leman Harmon, Don Biswell, Clyde Harris, Coach Glen Reeder. Second row: Tommy Evans, Carroll Shafer, J. C. Helm, Riley Miller, Gene Ham, Dale Alsip,'Jim Reid, Clyde Rowell, Steve Herron. First row: John Parsons, Charles Jacobs, Gene Dawson, Kenneth Davis, Cornell Dunlop, Harold Moreland, C. A. Edmonson, Jim Scott, Miller Gerardy, Andy Scheibner, Dick Bierman, Don Harris, Bernard Stackton. Not shown: Eddie Clover. QM. s ffff. fifiiif vii' Basketball Queen W xgxfg E - s J S I, 3, .1-,, Q-.,ZC1,1,',:r::g. ... V .. M... . iv,-'--5 ' ,R . E54 W N rw N 1 DY R rl DAN ERWMJ Rosen WADE Center Q Ll, GUard DOYLE CALDWELL Guard Fx C NO Mx BILL WESTFALL VERNON CLOVER TOM ALSIP Guard Forward Center DON PATTERSON KENNETH HERD DENNIS BEATY Forward Forward Guard -I-.: -r 1 . I , I i 4 QV 'lb 'E' Hz .WY J5'nF,. 1 1 x at I A 'QA ' f 'fbi if L zlxvlqlh N as X i z lf' In ' PF 99 M771 , 3 f 1. 5 Z 2 ' ,, if g Z X E 5 ,Q A 3 if 1 , ,g , ,A E 3 5 5? l K i 5 s Q Top row: Harvey Bowen, Albert Hiemer, John Cannon, Don Patterson. Bottom row: Jim Johnson, Bob Helm, Dennis Beaty. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM x 'lt Eff? 'i. Y 'W 5 LJ ' W to . . IAA X l ff me J ff-Z ,Q-. V .. 1 X, Tr Top row: Miller Gerardy, Carol Shafer, Andy Schriebner, Richard Bierman, Gene Rhea Dawson, Dale Alsip. Bottom row: Howard Carleton, Nolan Douglai, Eddie Clover, Ben Wells, Gary LaGere. .L lf PARA LEE FRANKLIN NAOMI ASHLEY DOROTHY MENDENHALL Forward Guard Forward KATHRINE WAYLAND RAYDONIA HULL WANDA MASSEY Guard Guard Forward JANIE DELPHON WANDA LEE TUJUANA WAYLAND Forward Forward Guard 1 X xii, if X' -,,.. l LJ 1 , i QQ? N I L gg 'X 4' ly ' ik if Q l 51 A W Q A ,X , , A Q I . I ,A,. i .Vi V V V I K I. Y. .Egg A if F' i-A 'ui , wwf - F155 , ff 21 X wwmwp 3.-X. vu-no l li , lip n lt l i 1 H Ge Standing, left to right: Coach Warren Carmicheal, Bill Westfall, Bill Wilson, Bill Mendenhall, Manager Jim Wilson, David Erwin, Vernon Clover, Edgar Brooks, Coach Shelby Wyatt. First row: Robert James, Bobby Spears, Lee Helm, Donivan Wade, Kenneth Herd, Charles Oleson, Doyle Caldwell, Ola Greenfield, Manager Hobart Ragland. 1952 TRACK TEAM The record of the 1952 Lions track team was the best for C.H.S. since 1949, when the Lions team won the state Class B championship. Under the expert coaching of Shelby Wyatt and Warren Carmichael and the able assistance of Superintendent Dave Phillips, the Lions opened the season in a dual meet with Cushing, the Lions prevailing 453A to 23'Az. In a triangular meet with Cushing and Wellston the Lions compiled 51 points, compared to 24 for Cushing, and 2 for Wellston. The Lions made it three wins in a row when they defeated Capital Hill B, Shaw- nee, and Tecumseh in a quadrangular meet. The Lions made good showings in the Bison Relays, Aggie Relays, and the annual Central State Meet. In the county track meet the Lions edged past the Stroud Tigers for their second consecutive county championship. The Lions defeated the Tigers, 52 1X3 to 52 1f6. The following week at the regional meet the Lions met defeat at the hands of Purcell but qualified a number of men for the state meet. At the state meet the Lions scored 10 points to take 4th place. For the first time in the schools history they placed 1st and 2nd in an event with Bill Mendenhall winning the high hurdles and David Erwin placing second. Edgar Brooks took third in the mile run. Some of the Lion's performers in 1952 were as follows: Bob Speers, sprinter, Bill Westfall, Bill Wilson and Lee Helm, weight men, Bill Mendenhall, David Erwin, and Vernon Clover, hurdlers, Kenneth Herd, pole vaulter, Edgar Brooks, Ola Greenfield, and Charles Oleson, distance men, Donivan Wade and Bob James, quarter men. x , ' L Q . if X , 6- . A 'fm ai? , . V ' '1 GM 4 w Y.. qu 5'1 A 'Q X-1 ' fm , - - if Q 3 -., ' N fy M. ' ' LN 15V '-Il' 'N' ' L K' Y i V' X 5 'F - tm. ti ' ' -W' . ' . ' QM,-f :f,g 1 M ,Q Q, -gi ,V 9: if 'A A K , s ' . -M, asf-Rvsyggg at -gb - tif' Q. , w. ,X ' , w . -I ,wi ,gg I nw 'Q FV k L ,X x M X., K A -i '- Hx ' '5'C'e.,f N uw- 3 'I .,S'Y 1-, .L - -W s ' 'A H. T.!fff-'35-. I ,. 1, I fs A 2 ,EAW xx ,Mg ryw' ., ff il- . A ,L ' 'Uv f f -W ya, wwf, A '- , H -. 1,1-5., L- lm ,V nh,f 4MM,fw iE5QiJ7kL,X,wiGiQLIMN Mba .M I 54 W .......mnA Band Queen DORIS REED 50' Af' gh UM Shirley Hopper, Wanda Sandefur, Joyce Bromley, Francis Votava, JoAnn Truax, Barbara Helm, Doris Reed, Helen Washam. Third row: Arlene Calvin, Effie Nichols, Mary Harbin, Shirley Clarkson, Sue Ginn, Peggy Pidcock, Merry Lynn Rickard, Judy Hallock, Marilyn James, Vera Archer, Margaret Litle, Sue Wright. Second row: Collene Owens, Barbara Bailey, Naomi Lamb, Miriam Hellman, Marlorie Wolf, Glenda Smith, Mary Sue Moore, Donnell Hurst, Delilah Forbes, Glenda Temple, Claudia Jondahl, Shirley Berry, Patsy Wakley. First row: Yvonne Perkins, JoAnn Alsip, Bonita Schofield, Mildred Rackley, Ann Patterson, Doris Keegan, LaVella Fenderson, Charlotte Smith, Retha Brown, Lilah Morris. y I 15ays'gQefh! y Top row: Proctor Mullen, Donald Powers, Charles Rice, Eldriga Brooks, Jerry Jondlhl, Robert Mucho, Dale Ragland, Dan Erwin, Jack White, Tommy Wilson, Dick Sims, Bill Richardson, Dennis Beaty. Third row: Miller Gerardy, Andy Schribner, Richard Bierman, Gary LaGere, Bob Merry, Joe Brown, Nolan Douglas, John Cannon, Dan Wright. Second row: Carol Schafer, Cornell Dunlop, Harvey 'Bowen, Eddie Clover, .lerry Wilson, Don Carlton, Arnold Herrman, Grant Emrick, Rayburn Anderson, Ola Greenfield, Director, William Hellman. First row: Bill Key, Edward Hart, Charles Hayes, Howard Carleton, Gene Dawson, Clyde Berry, Lonny Smith, Donald Roberts. CLARINET CLARINET ALTO CLARINET ALTQ SAXQPHONE CORNET Barbara Bailey Harvey Bowen Eddie Clover Miriam Hellman Claudia Jondahl Carol Koonce Gary LaGere .Ian Mears Donna Nell Parsons Paul Vassar Jerry Wilson Mariorie Wolf Patricia Bake Barbara Hill Shirley BGVVY Nolan Douglas John Cannon Julia Morris Glenda Smith Gene Dawson Peggy Pidcock BAEibShAAIiLIgIEIIo Freida Fenderson Dan Erwin Maw Lynn Rlkmd BARITONE sAxoPHoNE Wayne Gough JUCIY HBIIOCIK OBOE Ch les Rice Sam Hellman Teresa Allbritfen Marjorie Myers ar Char? HEYBS GI d R d D n 'Q I en 8 ee BASSOONE FRfQffQ'R'Q2dRN5 ilk Willie I:I'Iii-IES d Edward Had Louise Rice Jerry Jondahl Glenda Temple BIII ey CYMBALS Belly Parr E 5,14 a T , ,ni .. .. Q . ,,,. M -v..,,,, .f ,Jr I is 14471015 John Cannon DRUM MAJORETTE Claudia Jondahl SNARE DRUM Boyd Fisher Miller Gerardy Bob Merry Betty Parr BASS DRUM Helen Washam TYMPANI Bob Merry BASS HORN Proctor Mullen TROMBONES Grant Emrick Barbara Helm Jimmy Swiggart Jimmy Smith C. J. Pukering BASS Wayne Brooks Glen Wakely CONCERT BASS VIOLE Clark McCoy HMG! EW' TWIRLERS Barbara Bailey Glenda Temple Claudia Jondahl Shirley Berry Barbara Hill BELL LYRE Kenita Savage Pat Ragland FLAG SQUAD Nancy Pidcock Dorothy Stone JoAnn Mattheyer Tuiuana Wayland Xl DIRECTOR William Heilman STUDENT DIRECTOR Jack White WOODWIND TRIO Marlorie Myers Jerry Wilson Glenda Temple -A T ,V nf CLARINET QUARTET Gary LaGere Jerry Wilson Claudia Jondahl Edward Hart BRASS QUINTET Doris Reed Gran? Emrick Charles Hayes Jack White Bill Key , Y Q 1 3 Y-1-F .417 'Wi 'E 'N 'W Y A-s..,.:--- ' . ...-. PATIENCE -11-lt 4141? f N in ,4 1' sri? -is , og The cast of The operefta, Patience, included Barbara Hill, Barbara Helm, Mariorie Myers, Doris Reed, Naomi Lamb, Bill Key, Charles Oleson, Jerry Wilson, Jack White, Don Carleton, Robert Mascho. Director was William Hielman. 'L' -1- Qi., S...N- esac, , J - ,--Ln. ,xg-vw ,xhsm-H Q i iq- Q fi-3,-'TE Q, f ,Q A W Al 'QR 11 - ag in 1 A Y - ,Zi 3 - 5 B lx . K l I l b I I ' . b pl s r lg r I M' - ., 'x ' - O w ' X, . 3 , - . - 1 Q lv ' ii 4' Wi' J ,. f'.y.,l X 1 : 4 R rf' Lasyk '11 ink ,v 5 A33 xg' X xv-'Q . ,Cf . S , .f.- .Sv ,if ,c,, , ,L , lla' 'fri iw X 1 - 4 l .ir my M- W ' ,V -f 'my-.3 Draw? B 4 was il as .cf f - a fi' J gp. 'i W Ygrsfw---we A-23.1 , X -, Q 1. s lt' 1:- .'v L. Wire nv-s ,. 'Jr . tgL',q.YJ a is 1 'fill .ba Q ..,-9' ' Y MlXED CHORUS Top row: Proctor Mullen, Donald Powers, Charles Rice, Jerry Jondahl, Robert Mascho, Dale Ragland, Dan Erwin, .lack White, Tom Wilson, Dick Sims, John Cannon, Dennis Beaty, Rayburn Anderson. Third row: Bill Key, Charles Hayes, Edward Hart, Harvey Bowen, Jerry Wilson, Don Carlton, Bob Merry, Joe Brown, Grant Emrick, Ola Greenfield, Dan Wright. Second row: Shirley Berry, Barbara Bailey, Claudia Jondahl, Glenda Temple, Donna Parsons, Betty Parr, Mariorie Myers, Joyce Bromley, Delilah Forbes, Sue Ann Wright, Barbara Helm. First row: Naomi Lamb, Mary Sue Moore, Yvonne Perkins, JoAnn Alsip, Glenda Smith, Doris Keegan, Miriam Hellman. i. Jie SDM The iazz band, known as the Dukes, played for pep rallies during the football season and also appeared at all basketball games to assist the pep club in promot- ing school spirit. Left to right are: Jerry Wilson, Edward Hart, Charles Hayes, Jack White, Charles Oleson, Bob Merry, Joe Brown, Bill Key, Grant Emrick, Robert Mascho. , , If K, s ,VI I' 1 lllll !!,1f I i W William Heilman, music director, has ' with his exceptional ability and pleas- ant personality brought fun as well as success to every event sponsored by Chandler High's music department. Mr. Heilman was at C. H. S. for the first time this year, and he readily gained the respect and friendship of each C. H. S. student. WILLIAM HEILMAN Music Director U is f U JU N V my Li L F 11: J O A -,.. 1- .A 'W 5 4 'Z- Annual Queen MARY HARBIN K l . 9 ,Q -Q. L M K P , , N ef 5510! Top row: Arlene Calvin, Tuiuana Wayland, Doris Reed, Betty Parr, Louise Rice, Shirley Hopper, Jane Delphone, Wanda Sandefur, Shirley Clarkson, LaVella Fenderson. Third row: Effie Nichols, Barbara Helm, Claudia Jondahl, Miriam Hellman, Donna Parsons, Carol Lofton, Margaret Litle, Lila Morris, Judy Hallock. Second row: Merry Lynn Rickard, Glenda Smith, Marilyn James, Mariorie Wolf, Mary Sue Moore, Donnell Hurst, Delilah Forbes, Peggy Pidcock, Sue Ginn, Sponsor, Mrs, Louise Flatt, First row seated: Charlotte Smith, Frieda Fenderson, Ann Patterson, Doris Keegan, JoAnn Mattheyer, Thelda Mendenhall, Donnitta Ingram. CHEERLEADERS-Wanda Wayland, Naomi Lamb, Barbara Bailey, Marjorie Myers, Helen Washam, Mary Harbin, Billie Henry, Dorothy Stone. W FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS WANDA WAYLAND NAOMI LAMB BARBARA BAILEY MARJORIE MYERS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS HELEN WASHAM MARY HARBIN BILLIE HENRY DOROTHEA STONE 0 Standing, Mary Harbin, Barbara Bailey, Proctor Mullen, Doyle Caldwell, Jerry Jondahl, Bob Merry, Gary LeGere, Bill Westfall, Louise Rice, Lila Morris, Jane Delphone, Lonnie Smith, Principal, Shelby Wyatt. Seated: Bill Key, Mary Sue Moore, Treas., Ken Herd, Pres., Tom Alsip, Sec., Vernon Clover, Vice Pres., Dick Sims, Doris Keegan, Donna Parsons. Standing: Pres., Rex Mitchell, Sponsor, Mrs. June Porter. Back row: Paul Howe, Roger Childress, Carol Lofton, Leon Orr. Third row: Dan Wright, Kathrine Dalinger, Charles Rice, Bill Westfall. Second row: Nancy Pidcock, Ann Patterson, Meleta Swint, Charles Oleson First row: Glenda Temple, Billie Henry, Miriam Hellman, Shirley Haws. Z4 0 I7 N 0. -xn, . 5 4'-w xi-H2 A' M -wg: , .1 W. , X , :ff-My A X, H! ' H f ,fam r ,ft ' 1 ,-wgfx ,ragga-L' Q4 if 53. I , ,li Q, 15, , fi tgif-95, 59,555 4 'K 1 1 1 Q Q, , ,' ff 9 K V7 , -nf . A ,ff . ffm g k 5 1 ' A 2- . XA fy , . 1 R - ' 'Y Q D ' F E ig! if 5 fl? 'U A vx 0 'I V' V 5 :Q gf., 5 r I lx A as 2 v 'O 4, Q 4-4 3 sf' . , uf 6 1 1 5 ,LV . , ' '- 'f ' ,, - Q ' W' N 1 I 8 A ,AMER3 up A ij rm f Q in - WQKQW 'B g .W .,. 'mi ww ,J dl' 'WW' Q ?W'Jl A L . Y f 'QW' gufuae ,ywmemafels af yfmexlfba JIl5fdfhf?2'Il. i f Pilw ' ly hi V X. 1 , A tabs? ra- -f. i . . I .55 kk is . it -., f.k,i F. H. A. CALENDAR July Sl-Executive Planning Meeting December 8-Installation of Cushing Officers August ll-Swimming Party December 25-Adopted Needy Family Sepfembel' l9-Ql-S1616 Delegates Meeting January 5-Panel Di3CU55i0n October l l-Sub-District Rally February l2HF.F.A. Queen and F.H.A. King Coro October 21-Installation of Officers nation November 2-8-National F.H.A. Week, F.H.A. As- March 28-51316 F.H.A. Rally sembly Program April lo-Mother and Daughter Tea November 20-Installation of Stroud Officers May 24-28-Camp at Lake Murray State Park December l-F.H.A. Party for F.F.A. F.H.A. OFFICERS-Standing: Joyce Bromley, Historian, Lorene Miller, Reporter. Seated: Sue Ann Wright, Musician, Mrs. Louise Flatt, Chapter Sponsor, Alma Key, Vice President, Orvilyn McClanahan, Secretary, Anna Lou Cochran, Parliamentarian, Carolyn Hinkle, Devotional Chair- Manp Donald Hurst, President, Billie Henry, Treasurer. X If , 4 U' fy! I ,. SJ 'WW' 1 an V I i . .2 ,Vip X :N 'hr it Q xg, , Whip, W, 'va as A f 5,55 Lk- km, gy X 'Lk Mm A 4.gf':,5-- Q Q wk, .4 V: M. W, ZJW ffam f bmxif! -A . .fffgf 1,5 11 ,NW , . 1.s'??1 ' Ay ir W,QL f.,,l E,ii - i If m, I .il ,If 'V 'Q .KW A 1:- U Now' - x . X 5 . aww -sw .Q K R Y 'sw l 2 , It-I 1.4 lit:-'- '2 The iunior play, A Little Honey, was presented last spring under the direction of class sponsors, Miss Mabel Gillian and Miss Thelma Clayton. The cast included Sue Ann Wright, Dick Sims, Dorthea Stone, John Waldmon, JoAnn Mat- theyer Grant Emrick, Mary Har- bin, Mary Lee Carleton, Jimmie Ted Stipe Cox, Shirley Haws, and Ola Wayne Greenfield. ,LP I 0 27 Lfffk fhfzey Chandler speech and debate , 1. nf .5 MN Z.. Editor J' swift Assistant if Shirley Haws df'?N,RQ Sally Mears V l.- l Feature ,,-.......... ..... D elilah Forbes Music ........ ...... .--- K Sports ---Vernon Clover and Para Franklin Ac'tiViti9S ....-..--- ------- B ill Delphfm -Dorothy Stone l Home Econgmicg -------------------- ----------. J immie Cox and Doyle Caldwell I Reporters and feature writers .--.. Beverly Young, Don Carlton and Rayburn Anderson i Sponsor: Mrs. Irene Banos Editorial Seasonis Greetings l--l- Q To CHS , of the Llon's Roar fhls opportunity l3Qg. lFormer CHS 'mfitsigjs gTeocherVisi Q Qljln Chondle Eg vom. mtuenexa. Pence on Earth Service Men yworld wid, cw Peace on Earth, Good Wlll Toward Men. was proclaimed by the heavenly ancels on the first Christmas day, 1,952 years ago. Far away ln that llttle town of 'hl0llBUl. B bib! boy 084116 lbw 'crld ot misunderstanding -van, He was the rtten son, Jesus ' world. 13145 A. ,L m-,. 1.1 scboc bead of the Ive' 1.3. if at Panhagillle ot .. well, f lj? stgilglut wee! ali. Q- e at chan' A- Nu! W88 f V coach, I , peach and also A teacher hr am-. Littlefield lf-plone decree te oollczr ' master versity , Mr. uf: ff know ll Zh 1952 rl I f ltionrna' ipsum. plohn P con' . ln, , llc tt. j ln the su.. hat YOU. 1- 1 Nl debaters were is the Intact Conference .. - also joined the National Fon.. Iislnizugl V Replacing Mr. Littlefield as de- ,Qaate coach and history fgactlgr ,this rlsMrs.June or., b ,A wnne lregwara money ls now girls' De Ul'0l'S r. I basketball coach. L, -Bhlrley Haws. . 'OBU Tournament it Chandler Students On December 17 Chandler mgn fp. See 'Tops in TV' L --- - - students wlll be enter- ! tained with a llve televlslon show. . -. - TV, which wlll be pre- '-. the CHS speech de- -- nt. The program ls under the dl- or Mrs. June Porter. Ea . dler hlgh speech and debate -' - , and scripts were written Shirley Haws and Dan Wright. Q5 The cast includes Bally Mears Tallulah Bankhead: Shirley ws and Dan Wrlght as Lucille and Dssl Ames: Charles Ole- as Milton Berle: Miriam linda :sul Dui llifnknil as students wlll journey to Shawnee to the Oklahoma Baptist univer- sity campus for the annual Bison Forensic tournament December 12 and 18. Coached by Mrs. June Porter, three debate teams will enter the tournamnt. They are Rex Mltch- ell and Carol Lofton, Shirley Haws and Dan Wright. and a three member team composed of Miriam Hellman, Glenda Temple and Nancy Pldoock. Enferlna' ln lndlvldual events will be Barbara. Bailey and wr- lam Hellman in dramatic lltera-, ture: Shirley Haws, Charles Rice andjsns Delphon in public ad- arsuze :wg mtensu ln boys' et- fllmnntsnnnmii' nnnnrlvm- Alnnk. Bs. Gill! os. ers. These ambxt.. been busy since Sept... ing the money for this Two bake sales have been gn- and chances were sold on a set of pillow cases which were raifled off Wednesday, December 3. The Rainbow dance has always been very successful and lt ls sure to be again this rear. -Dorothea Stone. Characters in Clay els LYCOUID.-PYOUTBUI - were L ' ...M r ..lf-?. '2i'1'.S .1332 Enjoyed. Panties W ffllllfff Student! BTS stlll talk-' ing about the wonderful Thanks- giving parties whldl the home room parents gave them the day. before the holiday. Parents who provided this fun and delicious refreshments were' !Alvin Tally and Mrs. Leonard Tlslow, first grade home room. parents: and Mrs, Shelby Wyatt and Earl Hart, second grade home room mother and father. Thlrd graders were entertained by Mrs. Ralph Hooker and Friend Bumham, while Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson and Mrs. E. E. Ambler provided the fun for fourth graders. Three first graders will cele- brate birthdays ln December by burning the birthday candle. They are Lynda Vines, December 25 Barbara Dee Bols. December 123 and Joy Montgomry, Decem- ber 28. Second graders. who spent Thanksgiving vacations out of town were Margaret Evans, Agra: Delores Reherman. Pawhuska: Bax-ah Simpson, Cushlng: Mlke Jones. Drumrlghtg Judy Hood, Sapulpa, and Garry Lynn Fargo went to California for a vlslt. -Rayburn Anderson. FHA Classes Make 750 Sandwiches Home economics boys and girls l comlnf ln the ,Brown grlnnln ,field . . . Bill act llke Red E McCoy carrln' of sister sad urn . . . th lBl1l Westfall, 'Tommy Alslpl '. . . Joyce Bn that tough m a loud rumble down the hall sittin 'ln a chi locker with a' at hlseslde . , bers sportln' F two student ts 'cry and Miss gether . . . I flndln' a bun lids ln her lool non havin' a l hls drum ma, and everybody ,nual plctures, 4 Elva Ber Be on Co Elva Berry. and Mrs. W. I Chandler and l 1950. has been by being select student advisor Central Chrlsl ' tlesvllle. Elva and sl were selected t represents the tractlons of th were busy Wednesday. December .BN 031194 9043 3, when they made 750 sandwich- es for the lunch served by E. C. l!. jr., to 4-H and FFA mem- ! Guldance comp l faculty membe: After gradul -ttendlngh the H-moral dlef hllh 'shoe wen and :lem aaylmmml H' A iTulsa,fors1x1 oz of two UWT me X4 two --. .. , xx N ' so-X XXFX 1105 band has They are no plays. the :larles Hawes. ys thekcornet.. .f the d all land roohmiiwed- lg with bright : all sllcked down ze group pictures e annual, only to .elr pictures were to l p. m. that after- .0- . Hellman, CHS music .las really been busy the I weeks with the operat- ld and glee club pictures, pIan...ng jhe Christmas program, in Christian oolleg a sophomore I '-tqlogy. -J sempofaneoul Ara BBHCY, nd Glenda Te terpretatlon: l Nancy Pld00Ck Betty Parr ln Carol Lofton. , Betty Parr ln ture: Charles .Wrlzht ln Bl' Charles Olee Wright ln disc A one-act plz tered ln the col are Charles Ole Ann Patterson u 1...-.- Alumni Visits Ne' Former Cha! student, John I state debate c lor year, was l the second rel Q th Gavel IOM! ,nlng, Novembel lo! Dan Wrlghi The speech 'acceptance ot I ' the mnlnjopld Mrs. Carl V freshments, wl hot chocolate I made cookies. 'l fAlBYll-l0D for al adjournment ol and bein: cholr director at the Those presen Baptist church ln Cushing. were gli Wag 'rnscnslm bandnasorn- eoexfnonoul clam announced that lts name son. Shirley Hu lsto be The Dukes. Loads of1SallyMears.Dl luck boys.-1 th sw Lotfon, Jnnei -Doro ea ne. Olson, gr . June . , Several ata CHS Llonetttes Play hm 'WW Gcmeetf , ' t PAGE SDI LINCOLN COUNTY REPUBLICAN, CHANDLER, OKLAH1 V ' fCl1 clle ve it . Among . purchased B OICC 0 all I' tiff , , . trim: News of theiSchools, Gathered and written by the Journalism Class 1902-53 3 The bw 'home foo ' 1 land has s STAFF: f th - Editor any V ..,...... Grant Iilmrgk ltgllmisillzg A,-gl, 1-314 - -.. ...... Mary Lee Carle ni E ' i ' ' , S,:.:,....5.1.:1:. . ,+wm, . .,,,,.W.A. .v.. G 1 en wgikeiy Bhosen To dit i eds Miss Victory v , - Ilnmu Er, lirlitors --, ,.,. .,.- Donnell HUFSY, Dgtililg Slffhmiis h I P ll P A Q POEIUEEH M jglqltt, - ,..,,,,.. ..,..,..,....... .... at i ' ara i f 'EN ' RT I1'rll:llui'olllfclllo1'...,,,,, ,.............. ..... M argaret Litlei c l en I Misses ' Activity Hlliwl- ,w----,-.-,- -------.---,,4 g A Rex Mitchell' Shirley Haws and Grant Emi, vp assembly oi thi' Dvlelda, C Reporters .--....-- Ruth Ann Lay, Billie Henry, Joe Brown, flak were Selffffted Pfilfffsxff U vas pil-sciitc-d on group of A -I H110 'Parlor' g gg , eww- M t iisifiiipifit12l53,i.2.?is P X 'jj if-lfj11j'fjj,g'i5j 'ff?2ii.if. , M ' 't it . IStudents Elect 2'l2?fl3?'fwaW 1 WSL wr- 1 '5 mT ,T V xghjrie nviivdltiie prog' ' 1 nun it-rs an i Q-ss' I wnlby gpverall O' N club. Z l Class officers were f f- A -'-- - ' 4 3 the student bod' WEl.t'OME, FRESHMEN Cla-SS Hlvfftiw' Hi freshmen and welcome to C. H. SJ We are are hoping by this time you know around and you like highschool. Now you rv' slncervly ho, best to obserx tesyg especiall, tween classes, . ning somehow o well with studen The manner 1 Start your highsch termines to a gre.' success. Therefore highschool always ino be second to studies es. Although you would ther be singing in glee working on that F. H. ject, please don't forge math assignment or that l test coming up. As one who has learned experience, I know three r which will help make your fi highschool years happier pleasant, friendly and keep you work up to date. Remember too, your friendliness should also ln- clude teachers. Mary Lee Carleton FUTURE HOMEMAKERS HOLD FIRST MEETING The Chandler chapter of Fu- ture Homemakers of America held their first meeting Monday night in the high school audi- toriinn. High-light of the program was a skit on preliminary procedure Those participating were Jo Ann Muttln-yur, Joyce Bromley, Sue Ann Wright, Doris Reed and Na- omi Lainib. ' Plans were vuinpletvd for the stand nt the fair and various' cominittecs were appointed. I Donnell llurst and Sue Ann Wright vvvrv selected to repro-l sent the local clinplrr at u staitel delegates nn-i-ting to be held :it Norman on the O. U. campus! September 19 :ind 20. These girls' will be ainong sonic 600 other' Future H0lllL'lll1ll'CL'l'S from all ov-, or the state. A group of Stroud hoinemak-Q ing girls and their advisor, Miss, your ' ,. xi Wedding, ory and' se A - iootballivery popul 'm,,Se'l M er cameldays. The! C X il 'remonyl Chandler I 1' kt ff 'in why 1 days this n A Q, 1 tqlnecywisn them If v, va-Q Patrlcll ,theiBenty, 45 l Qedfmura Bod' f- lewis' OD- S Hfunltta Inln rx ', 20: Lorehe . ' mer, 223 Li ,fe Q 31. 'MI Douglas, 2: , 24: Dorotl' V . X Yasham. 2 24 4' xv K 1 Kenne las and .ine roon. arl Le- Gere Douglas. .tex Mitchell This 'n That Last ye:ir's famous praying: mantis, Jezebel, and her several? hundred children have all left? C. H. S. and gone to completei their life missions. However the- biology department has scverall new ones which to date have' neither names nor chilcirvii. l Tha- football boys have cle-ruled to dispense with their cuts :indi shoves until after the Linus win i their first gztnni-. We corluiiilyl hope l'orGlt-ii Wnkvlys suite than it will bi' soon! 'l'hv lirst practice definite uit the your was lmltlvii ont Munclziy- iiniriiiinz in Class. Mrs. Lynn: Hopkins siibstitutiinz for Mrs' .till correspon -nools arranging to, papers with them i New Scoreboard Ar CHS stadium The new football scoreboardi which was presented to the Chandler high school athletic de-I pertinent by the Chandler l.ionsI Club during the sunnncr has, been installed at the east end of' the stadium and will be use-d forl the first tinw Thursday night when the Lions ploy Cvntrnl H train oi' Oklalionigi City. ' This srorebogrd mfatiii proximately Sl . 1 oil. uns cliziseci froin the l-'nn' Play Timo I ai, T110 . score DP lei- ! wlncli has been hugh gn rin- top ol' the' iiinrtli gzrnncl st,ind Glen Wzilzrhg in 'ips I7 A pur- lfioifli Cu., Des lvlzizzivs, Ion 1-iinlrivl unit fi fif' vi-wk .ind iioixii llltlIi'.ill1F'fi tml v::.1t,iiil in tho- in-xv fri-as box ol' popular Howard Richey is ni favorite-with the girls. They have Joyg-u Kmutil, attended ag gugstmqj June Porter during hor twufidaiyi si strong competitive spzrif rind Thvy are planning to organize aj ubsi-nm' acted as judge, Rex! are looking forward to zi siiccess- F. ll. A. chapter this vm,-, lMltchell. last veal-'s star rlelmrm- l rm sp-tm.. Uh -.. . .- ,. . .hgh 1 editor tori d 1 Hlflt this .irant Emrick tits itil:-llhtlgies K, 285 Ba 'TER 1.ffNS N mf' Hunter 1 students d I year. Perle ' ported for 'third grad school acci W Roberts, pr Each Mc attendance V irst Appearance L2f.J.?tt'.2 Members of Chandler high schools 50-piece lxlnd unilvr the directiun of Mr. Willinin llvil- inan have begun practice and. will inake their first appearance lczxcling the Old Settlers' piirndc Tlnirsday, Septenibur 18. They will also give El concert ut the fuir grounds during the lifter- noon when they will play :in ns- sortnirnt of inzirrln-s zinil ii inod- lvy of folk tunes, The drum major who will lead the C. ll. S. band this your is Clziiidiii Jonmliihi. 'I'wirii-rf: in- rliitlr' Bhrbzira Briilvy. Shirley Berry :ind Glondii 'l'i-inplv This will bi' ilir first jri-.ir mr tile-nilu :mil Shirley. Q Mr. Iiclliiiiiiitqit at ini-cling lust Tlnirsciaiy nivhv ot baiiid sludvlilw and their pnirvnis. prt'se'i1U8tl fl iwfiitnl-ti'iiil plain itil' students in- fi-rvstvd in Dlll'I'llil4llll! instru- invnts Under this plzin it :fr pos- sibli- to rent in-W in use cl instru- niifiits for al twiv-rimiitlz pvri-bd AI ilu- 1-nfl ol' this in-ri-ul thi- in- strnniviil inaiy be puruligisi-rl Anil the iixiitul ici- will he pl:ict-tl on present. 1 O! the 21 Miss Nona class there , lug to the dra Kay, E The seco rolled -ln tl' 15 boys: Se students ar I Missouri, Red Oak, 1 Oklahoma. Q June and J :Larry and 1 and two Sa the-ny, teac 1 Third gr llvlrs, Leon: . students en boys. lt l Borrow 0Id am OLD---Out Voice of Cl Chzincller to mf, my ronm- E Standing, left to right: Thelda Mendenhall, Sue Wright, Sue Miller, Mary Lee Carleton, JoAnn Mattheyer, Peggy Rozell, Rita Cardwell, Shirley Haws, Ann Patterson, Alice Danker, Charlotte Bishop. Seatedz Orvilyn McCIanahan, Doris Keegan, Miss Thelma Clayton, of haxlfkzfzs QQ Seated, left to right: Mrs. Irene Banes, Peggy Rozell, Para Lee Franklin, Norma Jean Ashley, Lorena Miller, Marilyn James, Donnell Hurst, JoAnn Mattheyer, Sue Wright. Standing: Dorothy Mendenhall, Thelda Mendenhall, Nancy Pidcock, Glenda Temple. I. 0 0 Standing, left to right: Mildred Rackley, Rita Cardwell, Bob Archer, Kenneth Herd, Jim Harris, Shirley Haws, Wayne Golf, Peggy Rozell, Grant Emrick, Mrs. Helen Hurst, Louberta Beasler, Don Powers, Meleta Swint. Seated: Sue Wright, Jim Rherman, Reece Murray, Dorothy Mendenhall, Orvilyn McClannahan. 4. ., 4 wwww-ewes v- Emu: i ,ml , 3 . ..,. if- ., illi-H T'f'M 'M 'tl - - Qw gfrv, ,.-.,- .. -y -if-we Left to right: Jennie Wilson, Mary Harbin, Mary Lee Carleton, Ronnie Rhorton, Barbara Hill, Wanda Sandefur, Dale Ragland, Jim Johnson, Thelda Mendenhall, Beatrice Ward, Para Lee Franklin, Delilah Forbes, Jimmie Cox, Oleta Neal, Dorothy Stone, Norma Ashley, Mr. Glen Reeder, Margaret Litle. Car furnished by Earl Hart Chevrolet Co. -f Top row: Charles Rice, Coach, Mrs. June Porter, Dan Wright, Bull Westfall. Second row: Nancy Pidcock, Miriam Hellman, Meleta Swint. First row: Carol Lofton, Glenda Temple, Shirley Haws. Standing: Rex Mitchell. Sa? - 41 L w I ' - r . g 1p.+ if if ,nam V4.1 J 127 A .uf K W1 W -in ft , REX :- QQ ,.... ne Q 'Q- 1 Q. Ffa K .VP HQ L ' f,,.. J? MTWVIEU PD' Jil-, N Eawl. QRHNT ,, 4 ? '21- 3 WM B , V5 I ? RUTH-PNN Q , ' Q :sign -- 1' I -' i f . me-Q ff ' L. ff' 'L ' 1NtW D ' v ! l E P U1 ICANN Joe SHLL7 guwe Zo ITS S Co Ruocw H H 1' 'vi HD-- 'R E , , 'L 'an ' FEEOM Fog M o.p.,Q1TUPU2 towemontf ' Q f 'I 'K PRHC. kifbfe- Hi , ' 'Ema- is PRQM A833 sgiffi , C0OW'KlfV if 0.- Hskiu' 'F' A. V U 4 IN- as i 'Nv- M f AQWJ lD't'k. , . P2 C, ,, 0 J'-I 4.6M J Rw.s..k- . ' s inf V, 1 . 5 fx? hh ' - Y Q fm M. jynfgywfgf ? j,f!,,fmZwe4 P r 0 U C 6 w Rwum'xxz'v ,Q I X 4 S ' WV Xi J, .': LufJ E5i!Eg5g5,fiEgEig-5E5EEE i ' 3- gf! W WW SEABORN'S CLYDE BEATY VERNON MYERS Earl Hart CHEVROLET COMPANY 6nnvNnLE1 I H I2l6 Manvel PHONE I04 Besi' Wishes fo +he Chandler Seniors of '53 YOUR FRIENDLY H. 81 S. Theatre Ginn Auto SUPPIY Bos TERREL'S PHONE 50 Chandler, Oklahoma PARTS HEADQUARTERS FOR TEXACO SERVICE STATION Our Very Besi' Wishes + fh CI f o e ass o '53 YOUR DOCTORS OF MOTORS Wholesale 8: Refail PHONE 53 I3+h and MANVEL CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS FENDERSON 5, I0 8: 25 Ceni' SI'ore ELDON and GLENDQLA Class of '34 Phone 942 OKLAHOMA GAS and ELECTRIC COMPANY Of Course I+'s Elecfric Alsip LUMBER CO. CONi13jgkQf'ONS 41'h and Sfeele Phone 380 HAYES GROCERY 8' MARKET Chandler, Oklahoma LUMBER-MILLWORK-HARDWARE e l We Deliver Phone 398 TOMMY ALSIP Class of '53 Leona's Flower Shop EAST :S+ smear Chandler, Olcla. CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS ex xg V-f. T E E CHANDLLPLHWD GAS Phone 23 FLA CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF l953 COCHRAN'S TEXACO 24 Hour Service Carl L. Wright ' E C0 K INSURANCE AGENCY ' Wright Will wma ii Righr' - - f PHONE 799 '23 602 Manvel i Phone 466 SEABORN HOME EQUIPMENT Frigidaire Appliances Tappan Gas Ranges RCA VICTOR RADIO 81 TELEVISION CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS Union Bus Station Mae 8: Wesley Turner AFTER PEI3 ASSEMBLY H ELLMAN'S Our S'I'ore Has Supplied CHS S+uclen1's and Their Parenls Wi'I'l1 Quali+y Cloihing Since l909 3 'A' A M A I i DAVID G. HELLMAN -ia-'-' VICTOR HELLMAN Class of 'I4 Class of '20 LoI's of Luck, Seniors PETE and AL'S CHANDLER MEMORIAL WORKS DAIRY FREEZE DRIVE-IN SINCE I899H 3rd and Cleveland Chandler, OIcIahoma Phone 40 PIWOHG 40 A. M. AL KEY H. L. PETE BRIDGE CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Complimenfs C DR. c. w. RoBERTsoN 5' W G'0Ce'Y PHONE 530 DICK WILSON Phone I45 7I7 M Now and Forever More GOOD LUCK An'l'h0ny'S C- H- 5- F00+b-2 Squad THE O. R. ANTHONY OO. CHARLES DICK Saves You More Serves You Beffer I Qlgi' O 9 Q. , A ' 1 - , Th-2. L.A5f MIIIUTO3 kifyg T' QUWIOT f - Queen Crowning CONGRATULATIONS 5 SENIORS CU RRY'S QUALITY is T Pmcs TRIG BOWEN, Owner CCRONET STUDIC Finest in Photography PHONE 4oo CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 5 T, ,Q gm 5 f ' The Big Momenf! C I LaGere MOTOR COMPANY Your INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. and DESOTO-PLYMOUTH Dealer mvlluuvlo XE HX LINCOLN COUNTY MOTOR CO SALES SERVICE Phone I82 MURCER'S CREDIT JEWELRY THE Lmcoln County REPUBLICAN Nuf Sed MRS L. B. NICHOLS FRED NICHOLS 7I4 Manvel Phone 845 CHANDLER, OKLA Class Divwfssed 1'h'n': '-Zi' 'Z ' -' ' :f-1:i14ff:11- 0 . - --.-.-?:sv:-:- - - 3 -5-.nn ' . ' .- . . -c-.mag-1-ii. f ' -' .:YZ2':-aff' I - urls ' . -':'m'.i:. . .,,.,,. N The CENTRAL STORE PHONE 76 Pudd Bill Those Windy Tornadoes! ff he ' oum Fumes I5 oun CONGRATULATIONS TO -4 ,Nfl ,I Qwjbneag THE sENloRs OF ness VJ , l hulk K ff' F Y I N , , or our Srggurance eeds JESSE BERRY INSURANCE AGENCY Hoyi' Building Telephone 4 Congrafulafions Compliment of Class of I953 G. Y. Harbin Chandler, Oklahoma FILLING STATION H'GHWAY 66 '8 Phone 5l6 fr!! lll Lwsjf I Congrafulafions Class CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS of '53 MOTEL CAFE 5099's Granville Loffis '46 MERCANTH-E COMPANY SPRAGUE PONTIAC COMPANY Phone CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I6 YEA CHANDLER CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS T. H. Den er Y TURNERS INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE BONDS For Fancy Groceries and Meais Tel. II8 Isf Na1 I. Bldg. PHQNE 6Q and I4 P. O. Box 265 Chandler, Olda. Earl Renner SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS OF B and M Eg,Xqgv,.Q CLEANERS 'R 9 PHONE 323 Phillips Producls PHONE l76 -- -.. sp-,,-V Congrafulafions Class of '53 . BAYIS GROCERY Dr. J. C. Mlleham COMPLIMENTS OF GLEN TEMPLE I Hh 8: MANVEL Phone 20 I A Chandler Congra+ula+ions Class of '53 Dr. R. E. Dickson Dr. John Dickson .CQ in f OLU' Z -, , . -:'. '5 'U .+.:f, ' Q-I - ,. sf- , . ..g:sr.-sf WPISEEPENDABLE DRUGGIST WRIGHT'S DRUG STORE Been Here Always PHONE I8 ,NW nv A . - 1, UNION NATIONAL BANK CHANDLER Pioneer Bank of Lincoln Couniy LET US H ELP Q, IN ' xiii? 1 ', E WWW' ZW' MW 5 Wesi' l3+h Sfreei' Chandler PHONE I08 I Gordon White llILumber Co E' ef MCALEER'S DRUG STORE We're In Business COMPUMENTS OF Fo' You' Heam' Dr. Raymond Pruitt PRESCRIPTIONS BIOLOGICALS OPTOMETRIST DRUGS ' PHARMACEUTICALS Phone 46 Sick Room Supplies PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS The First National Bank nest wlsues CONGRATULATIQNS of CHANDLER for A SFNIORS SUCCESSFUL FUTURE E 1- 'WUQ WACKERS T5 H Q 5 I0 and 25c STORE K I 'ie i I 1 -f S. J ' :J I T bw X ,Ju ' - f OOO J i l!7l'1,,V ' 1 ,Sig p ' 1, coNeRATuLATloNs,, semoas ,nn K 575' I 2 .A O Savage FURNITURE and LINOLEUM FLOOR COVERING SEE OUR COMPLETE STOCK Faciory Trained Workmen Esfimaies Wifhouf Obligafions PHONE 84 8I4 MANVEL Besi' Wishes Io 'Ihe Seniors of '53 CHANDLER HOTEL CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '53 Old Taylor Honey Company YOU, foo can be a member of 'I'I1e NATIONAL FRATERNITY OF STUDENT MUSICIANS, sponsored by fhe NATIONAL GUILD OF PIANO TEACHERS AND THE AMERICAN COLLEGE of MUSICIANS. Jack W. Garreff is a FacuI'Iy member, and an Adiudicafor For fhe GUILD. Call or Wrife GARRETT MUSIC STUDIO Phone I78 5I2 Sfeele K. 6' K. STORE WILLIS KOONOE Class of '29 FLOYD KEY Class of '34 PHONE I7 Chandler. ous. . ' A 'D..El..,fH.Sm.,g4' QM, it-.A A i f Q' ? 'Z' COMPLIMENTS Dr. D. C. Pennington E PHONE 99 Shefmfln CONGRATULATIONS TO MOTOR COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS SENIORS OF I953 f.: E 1 U . E i X1 gl, b ff Boyd Cowden INSURANCE AGENCY A'LL KINDS OF INSURANCE fJ BAKER'S THE ' Q, JEWELRY Smart Shop X 0' fp GMS Fo' LATEST FAST-uoNs , Q x M '.'.-.' I and Qccasions GIFTS Fon ALL OCCASIONS BRowN's Fooo 0 SHOP M29 Basil Wagner JACK CLASS OF 'zu and N BERTIE ANN f Besi' Wishes To The Class of '53 QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS ART LEFFINGWELL ZZZAV Traveling Along U. S. Highway 66? STOP AT THE Childress Cafe Chandler, Oklahoma KNOWN ALL ALONG THE ROAD FOR BETTER FOOD G. C. SMITH PUBLIC ACCOUNTING BCOKKEEPING AUDITING and TAX SERVICE Firsl' Nalional Banlz Bldg. Phone I 8 I DOUGLAS GROCERY FROZEN Eooos FRESH MEATS ICE CREAM Complefe Line of Groceries PHONE 625 M915 Lewis Floral COMPANY Pioneer Florisl' of Lincoln CounI'y The LION Slaff wishes fo express ils apprecialion lo all +he businessmen for lheir help in financing fhis l953 annual. .ilk ..l...4.,, 7,71 fgylfwf IM kfZjffQ???5-37 ' M. Kyiv 1 - . M M M551 35 'FY' 'MWJ UVM 46, 222 4 y'fMiw-f as ww I ELL IQQWW DM W ' ' PK WM. 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