Lawton High School - Wolverine Lore Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1940 volume:

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In order that they may not forget theii youthful days during the course of Time this book the 40 Wolverine Lore, is dedicated to the seniors of 1940 with the hope that they will continue to shine for Lawton high. WW .nfvlil-'ma . limes SSES il l J-vw xl l Wi SENIORS at Chief politicos i l R ,MFL Q' Class president Dan W Waldmg Class secretary June Shugg fund,-gmg popular Mpalzir' tompanlomlilie Class queen L015 Ann Blllmgglea tlass tice president Marvin Ralston a dream mazrrmlrzed C1411 df-on bid Class Ma M155 Vamla lee Class cheer leader Robert Cann Class Pa Professor Jackson F Hill nappy ,P , funn cm and zines co edx pct No Slouches I Yearly in the spring the doors of thousands of high schools in towns all oxer the nation swing wide loosing a new crop of graduating seniors into the business world In southwestern Oklahoma the booming little city of Iawton is no exception lhls year 1940 the glass paneled doors of Lawton s .30 year old red brick building will open to emit the largest class exer to acquire their elegantly sealed diplomas there No slourhes the Law ton high school seniors of 1940 are an enterprising, group Hating, attained the htights with their first high school performance the annual sophomore class program-the energetic group con- tinued presenting superior high school activities with a sophomore class dance at the Legion hut a large repre- sentation in the Honor Society and all-school play of 38' a junior class play I rowing Pains a junior class dance a ritzy junior-senior prom picnic, preview. Entrusting their senior year to the leadership of senior class president Dan Walding the class plunged into a year of many enterprises and marked up a series of firsts unequalled before. Senior year triumphs of note: I Dramatics-outstanding performances by members of the largest senior play cast in history-Howdy Stranger Senior co ed Bette Black first place in State class -X dramatic declamatlon contest 0 Scholarship-xaledlctorian Oscar Heuser salutator nn 07a Nlae Christmas with four vear axerages 96 91 and 92 41 respectn ely 0 Spsech leading orators Billy Walker and Betty Carlile winne rs in district oration contests 0 Nlusic singers Charles Clay and Wax ne Smith first place snatching contestants Q touncll a record breaking council under the leader ship of Oscir Heustr senior council president with outstanding senior council members Robert Cann, Bxlly VValker and others. 0 Journalism-a superior quality volume of Tatler issues, produced by Dan Vtalding. efficient Tatler editor- in-chief. Q Yearbook-production of the first printed yearbook in years-the 40 Wolverine Lore edited by Oscar Heuser with a staff of capable assistants. Musicians of first rank actors and actresses headed for career: of fame writers whose works will be best- sellers Statesmen who will guide nations and shape destinies, journalists whose words will be weighed by all the world-all are aims of the Lawton high school class of 1940. .IEANNE COLLISUN SLOAN Assistant Editor Wolvt-i'iiiv Lott- '4Hg Jr. High l-Iditur Tntlt-r '4llg Growing Pains 'Jug Try- sting I'lnct- ilo, lion-dy Strzuigen' '4Ug Thanks Axxt'ully '-log 'I'hnnksgix'1iig 'Ilitilrztu 405 Tatlct l'l'oi:rziin l'oniln1ttt'c '40, Jaya siiirii 1-ling, 253, aio, Yict--pit--i.lt'ii: I-'args '.LL', Yiw- prt-szdt-nt Honic Room 'L-ia, Iii-vt-ptii-ii liwiili Host 'Il1', I.lE'I'TE BLACK Lsher Club TSB, 'tlltg Socitfty Editor' Taller '40, Honor Society Tir, 'Situ '4lI, ll-fuilx Stranger '4l'L Ilolvt-rottes '38, ' OSCAR EDWARD IIECSER Honor Sutlcly Tin, '30, '40g St-ci't'ttii'y Shutter- Sharks 'Rag filuss I'rusidt'nt Tia, Student Activi- ty Council '35, '40g Associzitt- and Picture Editor, Tatler 'iltlg Vice-pi't-sitlt-nt Honor Society 'Jlltg tii'oxxiiig Pains 'iiitg Usher Club T405 President Student Activity Council '40g Editor-inafhief Wol- vt-riiie Lore '4og Boys' Glue Club '40g Boys' Quai- Int '40g Mixed Quartet '4tIg Count and the Co-ed '4ltg Student Advisor Tatler '-ltlg Tatler Ne-wsit-4-ie main '39, '40g Spt-akt-r's Bureau '40, Howdy Straiiger '40, UZA MAE CHRISTMAS Honor Society '38, 'Sith '403 Student Activity Coun- cil 'filtg Office Girls' Club '4Ug I'shel' Club '3U, '40, WILLIAM FRANKLIN YVALKER Student Activity Council '38, '3S9. '-105 Fangs '39, '40g Sports Editor Wolverine Lore '-10g Class Vice- president T393 Howdy Stranger '-105 American Legion Oration '-105 Csher Club '33, '40, HELEN JCNE HARROLD ROBERT EUGENE CANN Regional National first division 'fizig Texas State first rating T385 Oklahoma State first rating baton twirling drunimajor '39g Fangs yell leader '39, '40g Advertising Manager Tatler '40g Com- manding' Drummajor Boys Band '38g Class Cheer- leader '38, '39, '403 Make-up Editor YVolverine Lore 2103 Student Activity Council '38, '39, '40, Debate '38, '3U: Happy-Go-Lucky '38g Doctor in Spitc of Hin1seIf '38g The Bishop Misbe-haves 'flltg Growing: Pains '39, Howdy Stranger '-402 Honor Society '38g President VFW Bicycle Safety Club '39g Program Committee Chairman '40, MARY BETTGE J, ELMER SCHOTT School Electrician '40g :her Club '-105 Debate '38, DOROTHY JEANE ICWHORTER Growing Pains '39, Howdy Stranger '40g First Dress Suit H103 Band '35, 'Sify Exchange Editor Tatler '40g I,ondonury Air '40, f'HAIiLI'IS LOLIS CLAY State Champion Tenor 'lltvg In Old Vienna T583 Bells of Capistrano 'Ilitg Count and the Cu-ed 'log Three's A Crowd '-105 Music Editor Wolver- ino Lore 2103 Debate 'Slug The King Takes a Fling Blog Howdy Stranger '40g Circulation Miiiinzer Tatler '40, CHARLES DICKENS School Yell leader '3Ug Class Yell Leader '40- Student Activity Council '38, 'litlg Eangs '39, '40 l.OlS ANN BILLINGSLEA Senior Queen '40g Honor Society '35, '39, '-105 Student Activity Council '35, '393 Ifsher Club '39' Howdy Stranger '40, GLYNDA CROSSNO Trj.'sting Place '40, El-'F BIRDSONG, JR, Growing Pains 'filtg The Bishop Misbe-haves 'itflg The King Takes A Fling '-10g Happy-Go- Lucky 'Bag Prom Committee '39g Feature Editor Tailor '-103 Howdy Stranger 5405 Class Business Manager '39, VHARLENE FOX Growing Pains 'Situ Office Girls' Club '40: lkher Club '-L03 Howdy Stranger '40, JOE TURNER Band '38, '39, '40g Dance Orchestra '39, '40p Grow- ing Pains T393 Howdy Stranger '40, 'VIH 18 3 fb '-3 T ' 17 Q-' CLAUDIA LUCILE HARNED Band '38, '39, '40. DAROLD ENGLISH Shutter Sharks '38, Picture Editor Tatler '40, Picture Editor Wolverine Lore '40, ZEARITA DOREEN HARDING Band '38, '39, '-10. WILLIS DAVID HUTTO Tennis '39, '40. LOIS MCCARTY BILLY LOVE NORMA JEAN DEVORE Band '38, '39, '-10. ROBERT RATH GARDA BELLE MANSELL Wolverine Lore '40, In Old Vienna '38, Bells of Capistrano '39. -5 SAM STEIN S' Shutter Sharks '38, Honor Society '38, '39, '40, MARION ELROD Band '38, '39, '40, Office Girls' Club '39, '40, RALPH E. HOUSE Honor Society '38. MARYE GENEVA EDWARDS CLEO ARMISTEAD DOROTHY LEE SMITH ROBERT ANTHONY MAVITY Fangs '39, '40, DOROTHY HELEN BOWLING Usher Club '39, Office Girls' Club '40, Wolver- ettes '39, '40, Howdy Stranger '-10. ROBERT PAUL CHAAT Boys' Glee Club '39, '40, Golf '39, Boys' Quartet '39, Bells of Capistrano '39, Count and the Co-ed '-10, Mixed Quartet '-10. BONITA STEPHENSON Band '38, '39, '-10. CARL HOLLINSWORTH Future Teachers Club '40. BETTY JEAN LCDRICK QLMKXCXJAAMQSL Honor Society '38, Student Activity ,ouncil '38. '39, '40, Future Teachers Club '40, Usher Club Chairman '40, Office Girls' Club. ERNEST CUMMINS, JR. JUNE SHUGG Honor Society '38, '39, '40, President Honor So- ciety '40, Student Activity Council '39, '40, Sen- ior Class Secretary '40, Usher Club '40, JERRY BAIN Basketball Team '40, Honor Society '40. ALETA HAIRE Orchestra '38, '39, '40, Band '40g Girls' Dance Band '40. IVAN M. PELLER Student Activity Council '38. PAULINE PENDERGRAFT YANDELL SWINDELL FREIDA D. MCCANE JAMES LEE BUDDY BAILEY Band '38, '39, '40. PEGGY EDYTHE STEPHENS Glee Club '39g Growing Pains '39, IVolverettes '39, '40g Howdy Stranger '40, Ghost in the Green Gown '40, Londonary Air '40. JOE SKOREPA Band '38, '39, '40, Band Librarian '39, '-10. VIVIAN LORENE BEAN JOHN PHILLIP TYLER Honor Society '38, '39, '40g Flag-bearer '40, Ten- nis Club '40, HELEN JOAN HAMMOND Orchestra '35, '39, '-103 Office Girls' Club '-103 Honor Society '38, '39, '40, JIMMIE ELDON BAILEY ROY AUSTIN DUNCAN Tennis '39, '40, Track '39, '40. CHRISTINE B. LUTZ Count and the Co-ed '40, Bells of Capistrano '39, Girls' Quartet '38, '39, '40, Mixed Quartet 40 Solo '38, '39, '40, Glee Club '38, '39 40 Holly wood Premier '39, Howdy Stranger 4 J HN ROBERT WILSON fhaxf fgwliff, FANNIE BELLE SCRUGGS VERNON SMITH Band '38, '39, '4o. JOYCE INEZ HARRIS Band '38, '39, '40, Girls' Dance Ba A. J. DE YONG JERRY ROBERTS MILLER MERLE COLLIER Football '39, '40, VIRGINIA MAE LUSK ROY ELLIOT KENNEDY Football '39, '40. KATHERINE N. TAYLOR CHARLEY WARREN NEASE Football '38, '39, '40. WANDA ANN HARPER Wolverettes '39, '40, Office Girls' Club 40 Usher Club '39, '40, 'fGrowing Pains '39, Bells of Cap istrano '39, Glee Club '39, Howdy Stranger 40 WILLIAM H. STEPHENS Student Activity Council '39, '40, President Voca tion Department '39, '40. LUCILE HUMPHREY J. D. GRESSETT CHARLOTTE STRIPLIN BERNICE TUTTLE Usher Club '39, '40, Office Girls' Club '39, '-10. MARVIN LEE RALSTON Student Activity Council '38, '40, Class Vice- president '40, Sports Editor Tatler '40, Fangs '39, '40, Honor Society '38, '39. SHIRLEY BUNNELL STEPHENS Honor Society '38, '40, Usher Club '38, '39, '40, Office Girls' Club '39, '-10, VVolverettes '39, Stu- dent Activity Council '-10, JOHN GEORGE KINMONTH Usher Club '39, Student Activity Council '39, Class President '39, Fangs '39, '40, President Fangs '40, Howdy Stranger '-10. ROBERTA VVEAVER Usher Club '39, '40, Student Activity Council '39, Office Girls' Club '40, Girls' Room Hostess '39, XYolverettes '39, '40. THERON YORK Home Room Vice-president '40. COLEEN POPE Student Activity Council '38, '39, Office Girls' Club '39, Usher Club '39, Future Teachers Club '40 WILLIAM C. ZARLING REBECCA MAE BOWMAN Band '39, '40. C. E. PRICE, JR. 7Qvwb Band '38, '39, '40. CLARA MAE HOLZAPFEL Basketball Queen '40, Wolverettes '39, '40, Glee Club '39, Student Activity Council '38, '39, Office Girls' Club '40, Howdy Stranger '40. J. E. WILKINSON ALYCE MAYE VINSON BILL GREEN Basketball '40. KATHERINE MARIE CARTER r '38 '39 '40 Band '39 '40 Student Ac- Orchest a , , , , 3 tivity Council '40, Howdy Stranger '40. A. L. POLLARD, JR. Band '40, Orchestra '38, '39, '40, ERNESTINE PAGE Office Girls' Club '40. S. A. LUND, JR. Band '38, '39, '40, Howdy Stranger '40, Orches- tra '39, '40. MARY MARGARET TALBOT Business Manager Tatler '40, Howdy Stranger '40, Usher Club '40. SELWYN LACIK Business Manager Wolverine Lore '40, Honor So- ciety '38, '39, '40, Vice-president Honor Society '40, Student Activity Council '39, '40, Vice-presi- dent Student Activity Council '39, Business Man- ager Student Activity Council '40, Class Vice- president '38, Class Treasurer '39, Fangs '39, '40, Shutter Sharks '38. YVONNE LELAH OLIVER Count and the Co-ed '40, Glee Club '40, MILDRED ANTOINETTE HARROUFF Honor Society '38, '39, '40, Orchestra '38, '39, '40, Student Activity Council '40, Typist Wolverine Lore '40, Typing Team '39, Tennis Team '38, '39, '40, Howdy Stranger '40, THOMAS RICHARD LUTNER Band '38, '39, '40, Orchestra '38, Growing Pains '39, Howdy Stranger '40, Honor Society '38, '40, Tennis Team '38, Shutter Sharks '38. ELECTA MARY MONATOBOY Band '38, '39, '40, NVAYNE SMITH Howdy Stranger '40, In Old Vienna '38. JOSEPHINE ZIPEN Howdy Stranger '40. ROBERT CAREY PIERCE ANNA LEE HILBERT Honor Society '38, Future Teachers '39, '40, Par- liamentarian Future Teachers '40, Office Girls' Club '40, CHARLES HARRISON GLIDDEN BLANCHE BEBE STRICKLAND MARIE ELIZABETH HINKLE Honor Society '38, '39, '40, J. L. COPELAND BETTY LOU MCNALLY I. J. VVHITLOCK Boys' Glee Club '40, Count and the Co-ed '40, FRANCYNE WALTERS Girls' Band '38, '39, '40, GORDON NAGEL Boxing '39. '4O. BETTY JANE CARLILE Growing Pains '39g Tennis 393 Office Girls Club '-103 Howdy Stranger '-103 Happy Jour- ney '-10. RAYMOND WILLARD BRAMMER LENA JUSTINE AYCOCK Glee Club '38, '39, '403 In Old Vienna '38, Girls' Room Hostess T393 Girls' Quartet '-103 Count and the Co-ed 210. A. C. BLACK Band '38, '39, '40, BETTY ANNE HAVLIK Honor Society '38, '39, '-10: Orchestra '38, '39, '40, Highest Typing Honors '39, '-10. OZIE CORMAN FRENCH DOROTHEA IRLENE WALKER Feature Editor Tatler '40. ROBERT EARLE O'KELLY Student Activity Council '38, '39g In Old Vien- na '38g Bells of Capistrano '39g Dust of the Road '39. MARY BELLE MCCLURE Honor Society '38, '39, '40g Tennis '38, '39, 210. BARBARA IRENE LEE Glee Club '39, '40. PAT SHANAHAN Football '39, '40. FONDA WILLIS Class Queen '38. y ARCHIE CHAPEL Tatler Program '39g Band '38, '39, '40. MILDRED VICKERS JACK WHITEHEAD FLEDA MAE HOWARD Office Girls' Club 210. DONALD I. MCCOLLISTER Boys' Glee Club '-103 Boys' Quartet 310. JUANITA ROSKAM Vs... 5 C-9 5. 5.63- 'CIP' .M 93 if EUGENE BROCK Band '38, '39, '40g Shutter Sharks '38, Orchestra '38, '39, '-40. WANDA KRYL WILSON Honor Socicty '38, '39, H103 Student Activity Council '38, '39, '40, Treasurer Student Activity Council '40, Usher Club '39, '40, Growing Pains '39, Wolvercttcs '39, '40, Vice-president Wolver- cttcs '40: Class Secretary '39, CECIL EDWARD HARRISON ESTALENE PLEMMONS JEAN LA VELLE BRANDON Honor Society '4O. JACQUETTA MARIE GOLD Drum Majorette Boys' Band '38, '39, Student Ac- tivity Council '39g 'tHappy-Go-Lucky '38, Grow- ing Pains '39. ELSIE H. SILLER W. R. ATKINS JEAN HANSEN BETTY JO MORGAN Band '38, '39, '40. HELEN STAFFORD Glee Club '39, Growing Pains '39, President Office Girls' Club '40, Wolverettes '40, Usher Club '40. NORMA JEAN BOWMAN JENNIE CATHERINE PEARSON Extemporaneous Speaking '38g Standard O1'at0- ry '39. MILO BEN HOWENSTINE CELANDA GARRISON MICHAEL PATRICK WHALEY JOYCE JANE JONES TED HANKS Basketball '38, '39, '40. HELEN FAYE KENNEDY ROY HARGETT JAGGERS ELIZABETH WALKER JUANITA BLAYLOCK NORA MAE ROOF LOIS FAYOLA BURK Honor Society '38, 739. MARY ELIZABETH KEYSER Howdy Stranger '40. BEN KUCHYNKA ELVIRA FRANCES PEREZ MARY JO MARCH In Old Vienna '38g Count and First Dress Suit '40. ANNIE MAE HALD MELBA LOU TALIAFERRO JOHN WESTFALL Tatler Program '39, MARY LEE HARAUGHTY SAM AMOS MASSAD Stage Manager Howdy Stranger JUNE NIVENIA NORCROSS Band '-10. CHARLES V. NAGEL EVELYN LOUISE NORRIS Band '38, '39, '40. the Co-ed '40 '-10. FRANK MILLER EINGL INIOGENE DALLTON IA VERNE HOSKINS FRAN CES LA'VIB GEORGE C HUGHES Football 39 40 Track 39 MARGIE FAYE MONTGOMERY Home Room Basketball Queen 40 Office Girls Club 40 ROGER Q COX JR GLORIA E SMITH DEWEY DOUGLAS REISS EVELYN SHAFER Honor Society '38, '39, '40 STANLEY HUNTER MARGARET LEONA BOTT BILLY ALLEN Tennis '38, '39g Football '39 40 HELEN MAXINE CALL Band '39g Orchestra '38, '39 40 Wolverettes 40 GRAYDON MILLER Band '38, '39, '40g Dance Band 39 40 ROIQTH KENDALL In Old Vienna '38g Office Girls Club 40 BILL GASKINS JUANITA RATLIFF ROSEMARYE GILBERT Wolverettes '39, '403 Growing Pains '40. NORMAN JOHN MCMAHON Shutter Sharks '38g Golf '38, Howdy Stranger '40. DOROTHY LOU PETTIJOHN Band '38, '39, '40. DAN W. WALDING Class President '40, Editor-in-Chief Tat- ler '40g Happy-Go-Lucky '38, Grow- ing Pains '39g Howdy Stranger '40g Student Activity Council '39, '40g Student Advisor Wolverine Lore '40: Usher Club '39, '40g L. H. S. Jitterbug Champion '39g Fagngs '39, '403 Class Business Manager '3 . CATHERINE AUST Honor Society '38, '39, '40g Usher Club '39g Howdy Stranger '40. MAX GOLDNER Class Business Manager '39, '40g Student Activity Council '38g Growing Pains '39g Prom Committee Chairman '39g Sports Editor Tatler '40g Thanksgivng Tableau '40g First Dress Suit '40. JOSEPHINE BEAR VIRGIL GLEN PARKS ROBERT N. RADER Speakers Bureau '40. PAULINE RUSSELL JAMES R. WATKINS Growing Pains '39g Howdy Stranger '40g Student Activity Council '39g Flag- bearer '40. GORDON BLACKERBY VERNON PURCELL Football '38, '39, '40. MARY LEE HENDERSON DON SMITH Football '39, '40. SAM PURSWELL JACK BOTTS E' -- ga: 4 Q vw' l?ffl cj ao 6177277776 fling! f A llwgh in ilif lMll,' For we will mzss her A -Will? W1 hf' fflfff ,I-Is only classmates can tl kind wflfll f0T HMA LV11lJ .41 deplli of sorrow R6'gf1Vl1'lf55 Of Plflff Only few understand, She was so mce For we have known lzer HHH' 50 iffy kind, These lzmssxng school years, Ir sefmfcl fdillff Hflpfy Tlnouglz all ber lmppmcss, to be left belnml. But now slae has gone .flnzl left us alonej Gone,-not forgottemv find none can atonc. Illl IIIEIIIUBIHIIII lays, lleartlzreaks, and tears, X, JUNIORS Class president Robert Slover . . . long, mll, Jby Out of the Limelight . . . O As graduation time rolls around, the eyes of the nation focus upon the graduating seniors of every high school. People are only dimly aware of the fact that there is a junior class ready to take over the next year. Meanwhile. lurking in the background. a lively junior class eagerly awaits the time they can hold the reins of the high school. Out of the limelight but always on the go, the junior class of Lawton high school is recognized as a Composed of members who are tops in class of toppers. dramatics. tops in sports, tops in scholarship, tops in music, and tops in student government, the juniors are building toward a senior year that will top all tops. Headed by tennis player and basketballer Robert Slover in their junior year, the class last year elected scholarly Mary Evelyn Smith sophomore president, the first girl to hold class presidential office in the history of the school. On their toes since their entry in high school. the juniors in their sophomore year inaugurated the annual sophomore class picnic, presented a rafter- raising class program. contributed members to the all- school play The Bishop Ilvlisbehaves. Class Class vice-president Billye Mari Denney . Ylhfly, 11141 HIL? Class queen Kathleen Lutner . . . wwxcioux, .tba Class Class sponsor Miss Margaret Fox regardx tiff lmglei Class l secretary J. C. Byrd . alzvayx on Ihr wma treasurer Joe Thorne , promoln DrLuu' cheer leader Frankie Nell Adkisson . oompb girl sponsor Glenn Dillingham . junior gxrlx' idol Chief junior year accomplishments: 0' Dramatics--junior play The Family Upstairs replete with fine performances. O Music-first place winners Florence Hobin, soprano, Eno Alice Stephens. contralto, and superior-rating Daisy Tmkham, contralto. 0 Council-council subhead Joe Thorne, super vice- president: and other outstanding council workers. Q Speech-State competitor Billye Mari Denney, poetic interpreter. 0 Queen-football queen contest winner Kathleen Lut- ner elected under the management of G. H. True. O Sports-Frankie Nell Adkisson and Buddy Slover, tenlnis champs. and plenty of ace footballers and basket- bal ers. O Social-class hosts to seniors in junior-senior prom, preview. picnic. Lawton high promoters all the way through. the junior class of Lawton high is ready to step into the limelight and shine for their school next year. HOMEROOM l-FRONT ROW: Dexter Bruton, Odessa Bordon, Rolly Billye Mari Denney, J. C. Byrd Frankie Nell Adkisson, Ranald Adams, Lily Belle Creel. SECOND ROW: Miss Margaret Fox, sponsor, Maxine Cooke, Enid Ann Brandon, Betty Cottingham, Anne Broshears, Rexford Briggs, Mary Belle Dunbar. THIRD ROW: Glen Brown, Margarette Clark, Edith Dickson, Sammie Albright, Jacqueline Brimmer, Garvene Bell Betty Dodson, Betty Jean Christmas. r FOURTH ROW: Alvin Dees, Fontaine Evelyn, Robert Eckart, Warren Chrisman, T. J. Cornyn, Henry Conwoop Vernon Dees, Calvin Armstrong, Delbert Burford. HOMEROOM 2-FRONT ROW: Gloria Homan, Grant Heninger, Robert Hamilton, Bettie Marie Heister, Evelyn Hankins, Mary Lena Ford, Edna Holland, Billy Hollon. SECOND ROW: Miss La Cour Moody, sponsor, Donna Jeanne Galloway, Bill Harrouff, Gordon Hinkle, Jaunita Houser, Florence Hobin, Betty Gafford, Rosemary Hankins. THIRD ROW: Bill Hopkins, Carl Froneberger, Elsie Hansen, Mavis Hendrix, Jack Hagle, Pauline Grimmer, Evelyn Gaskins, Jack Hansen, Anna Belle Hall, Pauline Grebb, Inez Gobin, Bernie Glasco, Cecil Hill, Bernice Gordon. EQ JI 5 1' 'Ji 1 if kt' HOMEROOM 3-FRONT ROW: Leonard Jones, Ruth Ketels, William Morris, Cornelia Jones, Kathleen Lutner, Frank Jones, Barbara Jones, LaDine Lacik, John Manning. SECOND ROW: Mr. John Rodgers, sponsor, Wayne Livesay, Alfred Kirkes David Lassetter Tina Mathen Y , yy Gloria Lewis. J. R. Johnson, Lillie Mae Kuchynka, Dennis Moore. THIRD ROW: Faye Maxwell, Sam Lewis, Lloyd Merritt, Jimmy Johnson, Wynema Myers, Jack Johnson, Pryor Johnson, Katey Myers. Rebecca Sue Jackson, Francis Martin. FOURTH ROW: Robert March, Robert Lowry, Lucille Kindrick, Evilyn Mayhugh, Oliver Lee, Earl Jones, Douglas Morris. Not in picture: Billy Ray Mahaffey, Dick Markley, Jack Mercer. HOMEROOM 4-FRONT ROW: Darleen Terry, Betty Ann Williams, Daisy Tinkham, Gene Wroten, Virginia Zorger, Oteka Zachary. Joe Thorne, Eno Alice Stephens. Mary Evelyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Miss Leslie Moray Reynolds, sponsor, Lola Smith. Alvin Wright, Lorene Whiting. Rodney Worthen, Gordon Winkleman, Margaret Thompson. Charles Thompson, Melvin Ward. THIRD ROW: Pearl Thompson, Carl Turner, Marjorie Wilson, Billv Stephenson Wlildred Youngblood Shirle . t - y Y Waters. Mary Ellen Wilhite. G. H. True. FOURTH ROW: Edwin Wiggs Wynona Turner Hel a Whitehead. Clexa , . g ' Lee White. Bob White, Lewis Striplin, Edwin Williams. Dow Smith. Arlie Wood. AAQAW HOMEROOM 5-FRONT ROW: Julia McCune, Jack McCullough, Olene Petterson, Mary Ann Newman, Arthur McHenry, Leila Nagle, Earl Newton, Eulalia Newman, Jack Pierce. SECOND ROW: Mr. Glenn Dillingham, sponsor, Wayne Shrader, Leslie Provine, Maggie Pena, Lavilla Scott, Joy Ann McCarter, Coleen Russell, J. L. Shrader, Don Recer. THIRD ROW: Tony Rohenkohl, Joe Power, Blanche Shugg, Ouida Roark, Irvin McDaniel, Bobby McCathern, Marion Runyon, James Roberts. FOURTH ROW: Jack Rayl, Robert Slover, Joy Lee Schuyler, Carl Orr, Burton Scull, Jack Russel, Jacqueline Rose, Anna Jean Server, Jess Percival, C. G. Nolan. 7 ' fpg' ,W Vocahonal Gu1dance Class FRONT ROW Mr Bryan Griffin vocational instructor B1llStephens Mar1eH1nkle Edna Milton Frelda McCane Lois Burk Pauline Russell Charles Nelson LeRoy McCrary SECOND ROW Bill Gaskms Robert Mavlty Max Goldner J H Schlumbahm Johnnie Kmmonth Charles Dickens Vernon Purcell Ozle French .L 4 g HOMEROOM 2-FRONT ROW: Mary Black, Billy Brooks, Eva Dean Alexander, Billy Bentley, Catherine Allen, Lawrence Andrews, Betty Jo Adkisson, Ray Baum, Louise Carter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Glenn Dosser, sponsor, William Barlett, Norma Allison, Carol Childs, Edith Biles, Rosemary Ballew, Lavena Allen, Leva Mae Cameron, Vernon Bunch. THIRD ROW: Barbara Amphlett, Alma Branner, Eva Belle Baty, Joan Brandon, Ida Mae Brooks, Margaret Bertram, Homer Barker, Bennie Allen, Victor Calendar. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Bentley, Mortimer Bowman, Homer Chamber, Billy Armstrong, Barrett Andrews, L. T. Cathcart. HOMEROOM 3-FRONT ROW: Bonnie Jean Walker, Bob Williams, Robin Yarmuk, Marion Woods, Eunice Williams, Wayne Webb, Reta Wise. SECOND ROW: Miss Mina McDonald, sponsor, Frances Ann Wilson, Kenneth Watters, Janey Faye Wilson. James Whitt, Bettie Jo Wilson, Mozell Walker. THIRD ROW: Wayne Ward, Henry Wich, Patsy Wogan, Charles Zarling, Hedy Jean Wells, Lawrence Woodhouse, Herbert Woesner, Harold Willingham. FOURTH ROW: Billy Haithcock, Jean Stephens, Francyne Schroeder, Laura Wood, Christopher Wich. V, r HOMEROOM 4-FRONT ROW: Maxine Cooper, Byron Cook, Lilah Gray, Betty Dunn, Don Ellegood, Juanita Duckworth, Neil Dotts, Fern Doye, Frederick Ebisch, Mi dred Bullard. Pat Echols. SECOND ROW: Miss Lameda Newton, sponsor, Wiley Cox, Mary Frances Friedman, Earle Fountain, Maxine Cook, Joy Edwards, Donald Crumby, A. W. Criggs, Carlyle Fields, Melvin Czrnecki. THIRD ROW: Raymond Green, Billy Frank Colbert, Wayne Frakes, Evelyn Cooke, Le Roy Esadooah, Elwyn Ellis, Eustace Conwoop, Calvin Dicks. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Gower, Walter Cox, Billy Cox, Jack Ford, Leland Gelvin, Lee Davidson, John Edward Davis. HOMEROOM 5-FRONT ROW: Maxie Newman, Bobby Robinson, Delphia Neely, Junior Reed, Mary Helen Roark, Jimmy Parks, Doris McWhorter, Johnny Pipes, Kenneth Potter, Rachel Rawlings. Merle McNeil. SECOND ROW: Miss Mildred Neville, sponsor, Althea Pearson, Betty June McFall, Virginia Potter, Kathleen Overton, Barbara McIntosh, James McCurdy, Gale Redeker, Aileen McFarland, Ralph Mclntosh, George Roskam. THIRD ROW: Arnold Overton, Wyman Pace, Edwin Owens, Martha Emily Russell, Claude McDaniel, Beverly Rice, Margaret Pierce, Vera Pamplin, James Rackley, James Pamplin, Lonnie Roark. FOURTH ROW: Paul McCane, Douglas Nicholson, Jack Robinson, Aaron Rash, Woodrow Pippin. -4 'v .J . i Lf HOMEROOM 6-FRONT ROW: Julia Kuchynka, Evelyn Johnson, Ernestine Korthaus, Montez Kennedy, Betty Haraughty, John Haraughty, Winnie Ruth Hooker, Lowell Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Miss Mary Boake, sponsor, Doris Harris, Opal Kendrick. Anna Bell King, David Heninger, George Hanna, Betty Jeane Helle, Boyd Hoskins. THIRD ROW: Norma Lee Jones, Glenn Marie Howard, Kelly Harrouff, Pauline Hysaw, Harry Kennedy, Betty Lou Hoover. FOURTH ROW: Ray Howell, Irvin Ketch, Daniel James, Lacey Holley, Mike Jones. HOMEROOM 7-FRONT ROW: Lenora Stout, Edith Traina, William Sanders, Marjorie Shope, Pat Sparks, Louise Sanchez. SECOND ROW: Mr. R. O. Webb, sponsor, Glen Shaffer, Dorothy Sudduth, Billy Taylor, George Sliney, Gladys Hope Stothard, George Viney. THIRD ROW: Phyllis VanderPlatte, James Traina, Amanda Scruggs, Glennis Shaffer, Billie Shuman, Retha Mae Stanley, Allen Dean Sasser. FOURTH ROW: Wendell Sullivan, E. J. Schraeder, Betty Ruth Taylor, DeWitt Sherrill, Geneva Striplin, Wallace Smith, Raymond Shepard. -fsf L. ii F CULTY l'RlNl'll'AI. DANIEL A. BECKER . ,IU Ddllf nlwllyx .IH ruznru QV iw and smiling as ever. .E REIN-HOLDERS O In the head positions of Lawton schools the Board of Education placed three men whose past has proved their ability. To hold the reins of the high school, D. A. Becker was selected. In the driver's seat as Superintendent of Lawton's pub- lic schools system, was placed bland, jovial Bascom C. Swinney, whose whip hand lightly but wisely administrates all Lawton city schools. To hold the reins on the treasury, ever champing at the bit, was placed genial, conservative Justin C. Kuntz. Under their capable rein-holding hands, Lawton high school has been guided over dangerous pitfalls successfully on to new heights of prominence and efficiency. Financial Secretary Justin C. Kuntz Superintendent B. C. Swinney and secretary Dorothy Kendall Mx Jlmrig arm gunlm IIN' rnmriny . . bu whip M115 lltgfbllv, lm! firmly S.- kn Brow unwrinkled, principal D A Becker with the end of the '39 40 school year ends his nineteenth year in the arduous position of principal of Lawton high school. Known foi his friendliness and fairness, Becker s office is open at all times for students to enter and talk over their problems Father Becker, pen poised, looks forward to his twentieth year of ex cuse signing still as alert, friendlv L M 35 Ihr lilw. F Stafford Vlenn . Ti Bryan Griffin :mm Elizabeth Bledqoe sciences literature commercial xocalional guidance American higlqry if rv,-V iwixfz mix zbxluy .f..mf.1 mi in I .1-in: ,z. rr .vw ww my-yi M. fu.-rw 4,,,,,,1 ,,,,-1,1 Wllna o Oo O 0 McDonald R 0 Webb Fngllsh algebra A I f j Q: X Supl. B. C. Swinney fnrnrlly hu flixpfuimm OA EN Bliss Mary Elizabeth Griffin vocal music fwzr .rumen Few fzudrnr: f F vod- CHO uf,- 11,93 .noi- X John Rodgers Miss Lameda Newton typing languages my gwffi+J1':tx pzll-wubllxhrd 1-' .J Fr fxfrrsn 'fair ..-Q 99 cn mas l X POLITICS STUDENT ACTIVITY COUNCIL Notable among the activity leaders were politician Oscar Heuser, council president: booster Joe Thorne. vice president: red-haired Robert Fanny program chair- man, orator Billy VValker. legislator: muscle-man J. F. Byrd. efficient room committeemang blond Marion Runyon. council secretary: Selwyn Lacik, business man- 21l!9l'Z Wanda VI'ilson. treasurer: Betty Ludrick. usher chairman, sophomore Irvin Ketch, action backer. This year the Council: O Became a member of Central States Federation of Student Councils, sending delegation to Ponca City con- vention. October 13. 14, 15. 0 Pulled strings, winning position of delegate-at-large of Southwestern District Student Council Congress for Joe Thorne. 0 Joined Federation of Oklahoma high school student councils winning the office of vice-president of the state o klahoma. 0 Passed Assembly Conduct Resolution to clean up Council head Oscar Heuser f.f l4 esirable assembly conduct. . . action u what were aft:-V , O Shocking Session Hjylx I Used to the quiet lethargic, dull movements of a docile council, the students and facultyfof Lawton high were shocked into amazed surprise this year as an ener- getic 42-student activity council grabbed the strings of the high school and began a session of activities unheard of in the history of I.awton's activity-less activity council. Adept stringpullers, the cunning councilors practiced plenty of politics and ran the school with the official sanction and checking of figurehead principal D. A. Becker. O Passed Sadie Hawkins Week Proclamation. 0 Sponsored all-school sweater swing dance, two pay programs, basketball queen contest, two school skating parties, exchange assemblies with neighboring schools. O Inaugurated assembly ritual for more impressive as- semblies. O Backed the first all-school yearbook in many years, the '40 Wolverine Lore. Closing the books on an active year, the councilors drop their treasury troubles for a rest during summer before taking up their legislative duties next year. COUNCILORS-FRONT ROW: Miss Lily F. Stafford, sponsor. Dan Walding, Coleen Ludrick, Marion Runyon Betty Dunn, Jane Maupin, Maxie Newman, Pauline Russel. June Shugg, Wanda Wilson, Billy Walker, Robert Cann. SECOND ROW: Oscar Heuser, Selwyn Lacik, Janey Faye Wilson, Garvene Bell, Maxine Cooke, Norma Allison Betty Jean Ludrick, Shirley Stephens, Bill Harrouff. y THIRD ROW: Raymond Green, Wayne Ward, Irvin Ketch, Mary Evelyn Smith, LaDine Lacik, Anna Jean Server George Viney, Mildred Harrouff, Claude McDaniel, Bill Stephens. FOURTH ROW: Robert Slover, J. C. Byrd, Betty Jo Adkisson, Gladys Hope Stothard, Katherine Carter, Lacey Holley, Frank Boardman, Joe Thorne. 3. EDUCATION OKLAHOMA HONOR SOCIETY Wise Guys O Traditional is the honor given those whose intelli- gence makes them outstanding. In Lawton high school, students whose averages are the upper ten per cent of the grade rankings make up a society of their own, a local chapter of the state-wide Oklahoma Honor Society. These wise guys are annually selected by their averages for a whole year, this year the last semester of the year '38-'39 and the first semester of the year '39-'-10. Smart- est ot' the smarties this year was studious sophomore Allen Lawrence, who carries five subjects besides being a Fang member. His year's average was 95.89, but following close were Mary Evelyn Smith, junior, with 95.87. and Oza Mae Christmas, senior, with 95.85. Twenty-hundredths ot' a point lower ranked Oscar Heu- ser. senior, who led the previous two consecutive years. Yearly sponsors of a 2625 scholarship award to the top grade ranking junior, the honor society last year presented its award to Heuser. This year the scholar- ship will be given to the top ranking junior at the commencement proceedings for the seniors. A surprise award, no one knows till the time of presentation who has captured the honor. rl' President June Shugg , the .ffirrlw in rf l'Vrl1JIry, fllilorv Leading the honor society in its activities this year were chemistry shark June Shugg. president: business- man Selwyn Lacik, vice-president: modest, straight-A student Oza Mae Christmas, secretary-treasurer. Hold- ing the sponsor position for the first time this year was Miss Lameda Newton. SMARTIES-FRONT ROW: Bette Black, Lois Burk, Robin Yarmuk, Mary Helen Roark, June Shugg, Marjorie Shope, Wanda Wilson, Dorothy Lee Smith, Laura Wood, Cleva White, Charles Zarling, Pat Echols. SECOND ROW: Oza Mae Christmas, Marie Hinkle, Marybelle McClure, Janey Faye Wilson, Mary Frances Freidman. Mary Black, Betty Havlik. George Viney, Mildred Harrouff, George Sliney. THIRD ROW: Miss Lameda Newton. sponsor, Joan Hammond. Jean Brandon, Kathleen Lutner. Betty Gafford, Florence Hobin. Lavilla Scott, Billy Fred Bentley. Thomas Lutner. Allen Lawrence. FOURTH ROW: Oscar Heuser, Barbara McIntosh. Mary Evelyn Smith. Shirley Stephens, Patsy Wogan, Hedy Jean Wells. Leva Mae Cameron. Rosemary Ballew, Selwyn Lacik, Sam Stein. FIFTH ROW: John Tyler. Jacqueline Brimmer, Margaret Pierce. Betty Jo Morgan, Evelyn Shafer, Maxine Cooke, Lois Ann Billingslea. Catherine Aust. Raymond Green, Bobby Gower. 1 X 'Z Lf OIU XDQ PU BLICATICNS 'UO WOLVERINE LORE . . New Deal 0 Determined to publish a real yearbook for Lawton high school in 1940, a group of persever- ing seniors led by Robert Vann, Oscar Heuser, Charles Clay early during the summer of 19359 began planning a campaign for the publication of a real book-shape, printed annual. Aided only by their enthusiasm and spirit they worked till they gained their first goal-- permission to investigate for a new deal on yearbooks. 517 f Others joined the cause with equal vigor and finally the lithograph process was decided upon. The student council took up the cause. juniors joined the forcesfall pushing for an all-school yearbook. A contract finally signed. a little string-pulling done, and then active work began on the book. The final result-this book -the '10 Wolverine Lore. In 19319 a little over 100 yearbooks of the mimeoizraphed type were sold. After an exten- sive campaign in 1940, 275 copies of the '40 Wolverine Lore were printed and half a hundred other students were disappointed because they failed to take advantage of the opportunity to buy before the limited number were sold. The crew who put over this yearbook are pictured on this page from top to bottom. left to right, Selwyn l,acik, business manager, and sales thermometer: Jeanne Sloan. assistant editor: Miss Vanita l,ee. faculty adviser: Dan Walding. student adviser: Garda Belle Mansell, art assist- ant: Robert t'ann, make-up editor: llarold English. picture editor: Billy YValker. sports editor: Mildred llarrouff, typist and stenogrrapher: Oscar lleuser, editor-in-chief: Florence llobin. editoral assistant: Fharles Flay, musie editor: l,aVilla Scott, editorial assistant: Mary Evelyn Smith. feature editor. .r'l THE TATLER . Dope Sheet I Monthly rag ot' Lawton high school, The Tatler lives up to its name and reputation. Gii ing the dope on all high school activities and affairs. The Tatler tattles. Fourth place win ner in state high school publications last year The Tatler. this year operating under adverse financial conditions. managed to equal and per haps even top last year's quality rag. A monthly six column, four page publication, it accents fea tures and puts the limelight on laughs, love and life. Written by the highschool journalism class the paper has a circulation of over 500, a circu lation which fails to meet the demand. Both journalists and producers. The Tatler staff pre sents an annual assembly program and Tatler Newsreel. Taller staff members: Sports editors. Marvin Ralston. Max Goldner: business managers, Robert Cann. Mary Margaret Talbot: circulation manager. Charles Clay: editor-in-chief. Dan Walding: feature editors Dorothea Walker. Eff Birdsong: society editor. Bette Black: exchange editor, Dorothy Jeane McWhorter: junior high editor. Jeanne Sloan: pictures editor Darold English: faculty adviser, Miss Vanita Lee: student adviser. Oscar Heuser. J' fi 7' 3 QENSOR V ii! l 1 37' f - - - ' 5191 Us 1 ,Qc ff gat' WO LVERETTES Colorful Eyeful Cheer leaders Adkisson and Cann Yr.: Rui. lk.: Wluze . ' 0 Glittering glamorously in red and white jackets and skirts Lawton high school's girls' exclusive pep organi' zation, the Wolverettes, played their part in making Lawton's sports successful. Getting an earful of a cheer from this group of beautiful babes often added just that little spark of vim that brought the goal, Cheering un- der the leadership of Frankie Nell Adkisson, president, and Robert Cami. yell leader, the group presented a color- ful appearance in their neat uniforms. The pick of pep, the members are selected as the ten peppiest of each class. making a club of thirty girls. BEAUTIES-FRONT ROW: Janey Faye Wilson, Mary Frances Freidman, Bobbie Weaver, Wanda Wilson. Marjorie Shope, Leva Mae Cameron, Mary Lena Ford. Billye Mari Denney, Pauline Hysaw, Eulalia Newman. SECOND ROW: Coleen Ludrick, Betty Dunn, Carol Childs. l.aYilla Scott, Florence Hobin, Frankie Nell Adkisson, Mary Evelyn Smith. Eno Alice Stephens, Kathleen Lutner, Betty Gafford. THIRD ROW: John Rodgers. sponsor, l.aDine Lacik, Dorothy Helen Bowling, Wanda Harper, Maxine Call, Rosemarye Gilbert. Hedy Jean Wells, Clara Mae Holzap- fel, Helen Stafford, Peggy Stephens. I PEP F A N G S Cheerful Earful President Kinmonth, yell leader Cann H Yu llf 0lt'z'r1nr'5 Fltglll. Fight, Fightll 0 The roughest, toughest mob west of the Mississippi, the Fangs represent the loudest boys in Lawton high school. Mouths open, they yell for Lawton high and the Wolverettes at all times. Co-organization with the girls' Wolverettes group, the Fangs selected John George Kinmonth president, while Robert Cann is cheer leader. In its second year. the Fangs organization shows promise of being a real boys' pep club for Lawton high. With a wide range of yells, cheer cards, pep stunts, the Fangs add a new touch, punch, to every yell. Colorful red shirts make up their uniforms. PEP BOYS-FRONT ROW: Robert Mavity, Marvin Ralston, John George Kinmonth, Robert E. Cann, Selwyn Lacik, Dan Walding, Wayne Smith, Warren Binning, Walter Cox. SECOND ROW: John W. Rodgers, sponsor, Chris Wich, Allen Lawrence, Fred Lindsey, Johnny Pipes, Billy Fred Bentley, A. J, DeYong, James McCurdy, Pryor Johnson, THIRD ROW: Jack Russell. David Lassetter, Claude McDaniel, George Viney. PE P L CLUB BOYS FRONT ROW: Bobby Williams, Vernon Purcell, George Hughes, Lloyd Merritt, J. C. Byrd, Weldon Kern, Ted Hanks, Earl Jones, Oliver Lee. SECOND ROW: Coach Bryan Griffin, sponsor, James Roberts, Robert Slover, Wendell Sullivan, Joe Powers, LeRoy Esadooah, Henry Conwoop, Warren Nease, Coach Glenn Dosser, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Bill Dixon, Carl Orr, Tony Sumpter, Roy Kennedy, Pat Shanahan. Nd 1 CFFICE GIRLS CLUB FRONT ROW: Frankie Nell Adkisson, Oza Mae Christmas, Betty Jo Adkisson, Wanda Harper, Shirley Stephens, Helen Stafford, Betty Ludrick, Mary Lena Ford, Pauline Russell, Lenora Stout, Ernestine Page, Mildred Youngblood. SECOND ROW: Marion Runyon, Anna Lee Hilbert, Bobbie Weaver, Marion Elrod, Fleda Mae Howard, Edith Dickson, Nit L2 Fist, Pauline Hysaw, Betty Carlile. tra. 5... THIRD R W: Bernice Tuttle, Charlene Fox, Imogene Daulton, Joan Hammond, Dorothy Helen Bowling, Margie Montgomery, Clara Mae Holzapfel, Routh Kendall, Hedy Jean Wells. DEBATE CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS FRONT ROW: LaVilla Scott, Vivian FRONT ROW: Mary Lena Ford, Janey Faye Wilson, Anna Mansur. R. O. Webb. sponsor. Lee Hilbert, Marjorie Shope, Blanche Shugg. Marion Woods, Coleen Pope, Betty Ludrick. SECOND ROW: Warren Binning. Byron Cook, Warren Chrisman. SECOND ROW: Miss Elizabeth Bledsoe. sponsor, Carl Hollinsworth, DeWitt Sherrill. Joy Ann McCarter. Margaret Pierce. Virginia Mae Lusk. no A Howdy Stranger senior class play Wild Western 0 Intended to be comedy, the senior class play nlloxyily Stranger presented Apri li. 11140 overshot its mark, turned into a howling success. left the audience weak with laughter. A wild west story. the play tells of a hitchhiking singer from Brooklyn who lands on a dude ranch in Wyoming. is mistaken for a real cows boy by a theatrical agent who rushes him to New York as a typical cowboy singer, Trouble comes when the fake cowboy is exposed over Major Bowes' hour and the theatrical agent and his publicity man get headaches trying to figure out ways of proving: their fake cowboy is a real cow- boy, After a couple of schemes which leave XVyoming ithe Cowboyl with four parents. a hypnotist saves the day by hypnotizing him and making: him bulldog a steci at Lx rodeo. The cast Theatrical agent Roy Fhadwick. Vharles Vlayg coxyboy from Brooklyn, Elly .lor- dan. Ilan Waldinizg heroine .lane l'Iardy, Bette Hlackp Pop Hardy. Billy Walker: Mau Hardy. Jeanne Sloang press agent. Pat llunn. Norman Mi'Mahong Elly's real patents. Mr and Mrs. Jordan, James Vl'ats kins and Dorothy .learic McWhorter: txyo-timing Sain Thorne, Robert Cann. hwyywgltg Professor Landis. Oscar Ht't1rt'I'l lanky. laugh-proyokiniz Jeff Hardy. Eff Birds--nu: and others: Wayne Smith. Fath- erzne Aust. Wanda Wilson. Katherine Pars fry, .John H Wilson. ,Iohn Kznmonth. S A Lund. Thomas Lutner. Mary Elizabeth Keyser, Vlara Mae llolzapfel. Dorothy Helen Bowling. Vharl,-ne Fox. Peszszy Ste- phens. Mary Margaret Talbot. Vhristine Lutz. Betty Varlile, Lena Aycock Orchids lo Miss Leslie Moray Reynolds. for superior direction. ls... MJ.. Tis 1 V.'f'?. f. - t V f 6. A X lf PMA. er' l The Family Upstairs junior class play Family Frolics O Anticipated as an ayerzufe high school class play The Family l'pstairs as pre- sented by the Junior class February H. 1940 quietly and unohtrusiyely slid upward to the top of the list of Lawton high school play performances. Highlighted by an excellent dramatic ability and fine direct- ing' the play unearthed several contenders for dramatic honors. Story centered around family troubles with finances and marry- ing-off a daughter, the play portrayed a lovable. typical American family shown in the top picture at left. Pa and Ma 1Fran- cis Martin and Eno Alice Stephensj brought plenty of admiration for their portrayals. Annabelle. the kid sister. was ably played by Mary Lena Ford. and Willie, irrespon- sible son, by G. ll, True. Daughter Louise Heller was acted by Florence llobin. whose portrayal brought tears. chuckles. plenty of applause, ln the east besides the family were .loy Lee Schuyler, as Mrs. Grant. l-Irnest llolzapfel, as llerhert Grant, Gloria lloinan as an excellently portrayed gossipy drcssmaker, and Vharlcs Grant, the hero. acted by Pryor Johnson. Hcst ti-arjerking scene: llaughtcr Louise passionately denounces her mother for accidentally breaking up her romance in clumsy attempts at helping it. Louise finally rushes from the stage sobbing: and shouting. 'tl wlsll I were dead dead- deanllu Not all dramatics, the play was principally a comedy. Typical line: Fa- ther speaking to son who llils just rattled off some slang. lf you don't quit using that dadgfum slang. I'm going to knock your block off. Most credit deserving work: the directing of Miss Leslie Moray Reynolds, .4 'E fi is 11 1-Y os 'S 4' O vit? Y HARMONIZERS MIXED QVARTET: Oscar Heuser, tenor: Gloria Homan. SODFHUUI Christine Lutz, alto: Robert Chaat, bass. BOYS' QUARTET: Mike Jones, tenor: Oscar Heuser, GIRLS' QUARTET: First Place Winners at South- second tenor: Gordon Winkleman. baritone: Donald western District Fine Arts Meet-Christine Lutz, second McCollister, bass. alto: Lena Aycock, alto: Betty Dodson, second soprano: Florence Hobin, soprano. GIRLS' OCTET: Rosemary Mathiesen, Pauline Grimmer, Daisy Tinkham, Mary Jo' March, Rachel Rawlings, Gale Redeker, Leoceida Carley, Eulalia Newman. USIC TOOTERS . . . From country town to big time in four years. This is the success story of the Lawton high school boys' band. About four years ago the Lawton high school band was small and not so hot. But about that time a man with a strong will and a de- termination to make it a good one came along. This will has carried them through and now the boys in Lawton high school's boys' band can toot their own horns because their band is the leading high school band in the Southwest. LA WTGN HIGH ,, , 5 3 J 5 -I I , 1 .4 -ni X , . . r - ' -, 'll' 'Q . . -.xi 13? --T: E L4, I A A .,i, -A , xt J Hifi-.xx T 5' J: fix-....f 5 - wif' 1 5 fr , X ?... Q..0 , E . el! 1 of .QI 1 , , ,. ws... ' 53, ,sg ly - i+ 1 5 V '31 i53ly,s'Q 1 l 'I , ' ' Q I 5 -5 Q. fs, I J . J X M f ,wb 5 A X J N 1 X LLLQLY IF ,r Nm I... gk Kr.: g bl 5 ' 1 Dreams I No air-castle they-a dream maybe, but really true. When lean, iron-willed professor D. E. Laubach mentioned organizing an all-girls' band, many laughed and scoffed, but few dreamed that he was the man to do it. Ex- emplary objection: Girls, hummph! They just can't stand up under it. With the help of the boys' band and the cooperation of many others dictatorish Laubach began to work on his dream to make it come true. lt did come true. Today they are dreams all right but not the kind first mentioned. Only three years old, the girls' band now has better than a hundred pieces all in uni- form. Latest achievement: Lawton all-girls, band chosen as the official band to repre- sent the state of Gklahoma at the New York World's Fair the summer of 1940. LA WTON HIGH . E manual.- Lczubach 3 Lossies Francyne Walters, Betty Jo Lydon, Patsy Kennard, Dorothy Abbott, Beckie Bow- man, Anna Jean Server, Evelyn Hankins, Billie Jo Dees, Louise Carter, Jacqueline Rose, Betty Marie Heister, Georgiana Robinson, Madelyn Jarvis, Oteka Zachary, Anne Bro- shears, Maxine Cooke, Enid Ann Brandon, Kathryn Allen, Ruby Maye Manning, Jeanine Lewis, Betty Chloe Michels, Shirley Shepler, Norma Jean De Vore, Zearita Harding, Betty Jo Howard, Virginia Zorger, Ellen Jane Hamilton, Fern Hawkins, Beverly Rice, Electa Monatoboy, Donna Jean Gallaway, Lucile Harned, Mary Ruth Sprague, Joan Co- well, June Norcross, Mary Belle Dunbar, Betty Lou Larson, Betty Jane Hendershot, Va- leta Jo Mills, Martha Emily Russell, Marilyn Gilbert, Dorothy Robinson, Pauline Trom- peter, Luetha Byrd, Wanda Cummings, Anita Sexton, Geneva Sutton, Babs Cope, Ra e Oliver, Betty Jo Anderson, Rebecca Sue Jackson, Shirley Mae Waters, Kathleen Over- ton, Jane Maupin, Glen Marie Howard, Winnie Ruth Hooker, Margabel Lund, Joyce Harris, Joy Ann McCarter, Lucile Wertz, Ouida Dickens, Jackie Glass, Mavis Hendrix, Juanita Gray, Evelyn Norris, Nila Marie Norris, Delphia Neely, Joan Gartrell, Aleta Haire, Alberta Olson, Amelia Moore, Bonita Stephenson, Rae Fisk, Joyce Dickson, Kli- leen Leister, Betty McHenry, Aileen MacFarland, Marjorie Russell, Mildred Greene, Jackie Broshears, Ruth Ann Purcell, Phyllis White, Mary Ellen Wilhite, Lynette Tague Jo Ann Brandon, Myrtle Greene, Margaret Pierce, Katherine Carter, Patsy Chapman LaVerne Albright, Betty Jo Morgan, Marion Elrod, Selma Morris, Dorothy Pettijohn Montez Kennedy. 7 7 7 GIRLS ' BAND Eggai EJ g 9 Q XT 32 Ll Q I 5 ,195 vp 5 C .W 4 I l MQ? .f A., ' ' E, Iwi' ,, 9 ' f gr x n J 5- , !5f9V 7fgJ!'f!. !L Y? . E' 'W 'L W I my as Au, kgff bnr.g.3' +1 ' 1 , .. is I f I '41 1 f oo 1 , Q D Wily Warblers These girls :von fin! p!fzfeSonzl1u'e.tmn dmrzct Gull glee club 1940 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-FRONT ROW: Julia Belle Kuchynka. Eunice Williams, Gladys La Roche, Daisy Tinkham, Rachel Rawlings. Eulalia Newman. SECOND ROW: Gloria Homan, Christine Lutz, Mary Lucy Lawson, Mary Jo March. Irene Lee, Pauline Grimmer, Rose Mary Mathiesen, Lena Aycock. THIRD ROW: Florence Hobin, Betty Dodson, Lola Smith, Leoceida Farley, Emily Jo Lane, Daisy Jewel Fitch, Betty Lou Hoover, Elsie Hansen, Gale Redeker. Boys' Glee Club FRONT ROW: Donald Lassetter, Robert Chaat. Fred Lindsey. Frederick Ebisch. Ernest Holzapfel, Gordon Winkle- man, I. J. Whitlock, Oscar Heuser. James Mcfurdy. Byron Cook. SECOND ROW: Miss Mary Elizabeth Griffin, director, Jackie Robinson, Warren Vhrisman. Daniel James . Paul Mc- Cane. Raymond Shepard, Mike Jones. John Tyler, Donald Mcfollister. aa flrfux ROBERT CANNfSenior. National first divi- sion Baton twirling 1938. First place, Oklahoma state Baton twirling 1939. First place, Southwestern district Baton twirl- ing, superior rating 1940. First place, Texas state Baton twirling 1938. BETTE BLACK-Senior. First rating in sopra- no solos, Southwestern district 1940. JOE THORNE-Junior. Business manager of Lawton high school boys' and girls' bands. FLORENCE HOBIN-Junior. Excellent rating, Southwestern district contralto solos 1938. Excellent rating, Southwestern district so- prano solos 1939. First place, Southwest- ern district soprano solos 1940, superior rating. Soprano in state champion girls' quartet 1939. Soprano in Southwestern district champion girls' quartet 1940. DAISY TINKHAM- Junior. Second place, Southwestern district contralto solos 1940, superior rating. SHIRLEY WATER?Junior. Girls' band vocal- ist 1940. Southern Serenaders vocalist 1939, 1940. FRANCYNE WALTERS--Senior. Drum major girls' band 1938, 1939, 1940. Twirler with boys' hand 1938. JOE SKOREPA-Senior. Drum major for thc boys' band for the past two years. First chair solo cornetist for three years. GLORIA HOMAN--Junior. Soprano in state champion mixed quartet in 1939. First so- prano in mixed quartet in 1940. MARY BLACKfSophomore. First place in mez- zo-soprano, Southwestern district 1940. Third place in mezzo-soprano, Southwest- ern district 1939. CHRISTINE LUTZfSenior. Member state champion girls' quartet 1939. Member Southwestern district First placing girls' quartet 1940. Alto in mixed quartet. Ex- cellent rating, Southwestern district mez- zo-soprano solos 1940. WAYNE SMITH-Senior. Excellent rating, state violin contest 1939. First place Southwestern district Tenor solos 1940. ENO ALICE STEPHENMJunior. First place Southwestern district contralto solos 1940, superior rating. CHARLES CLAY-Senior. First place, super- ior plus rating, Southwestern district Tenor solos 1938, 1939. State contests: Third place 1938, excellent rating. First place 1939, superior plus rating. Tenor in state champion mixed quartet 1939. First place Southwestern district baritone solos 1940, superior rating. F U E 1.940 MQW! NZQMW ffyfj an Q.,.iW vk I 1 ks fi X 4 0 Buddy Slover and Frankie Nell Adkisson-a love match? ...... queenly coronation-Teddy Hanks crowning, Clara Mae Holzapfel being crowned, Katherine Carter, Eff Birdsong, Max Goldner hangin' around behind ..... lanky Carl Orr, lovely Gladys Hope Stothard-one and one makes two ...... trio of the boys' Follies- Eff Birdsong, Marvin Ralston, Buddy Bailey- in a cheesecake shot ...... why boys make F'sf Wanda Wilson tosses around a let's-get-together look in American History class ...... school out or are they just cutting?-gaily marching out of the portals of Lawton hi-C. E. Price, Max Goldner, Catherine Aust, Jack Rayl ...... ex- cuse block, Theron York, and Dan Walding- need we say more? fl ' I! sg 1 ' ssl, If 1 my 1 was-1 - All T. f -if ,I J JJ I' If' yr ,, 5 N A 1! guffllf ' M' .J f 'ff' Nfilbff 0 Evidences that winter's went its weary way and spring has begun to sprung-Peggy Ste- phens giggles a silly grin at being caught with boy friend DeWitt Sherrill who takes it like the strong silent man he is ........ and lamp the luny looks on the lovely mugs of Aleta Haire and William Douglas Morris .... spring inspires music so Oteka Zachary pad- dles the organ in orchestra practice ....... in the halls of Lawton high-DeeDee McMa- hon and friend Freidman tMary Francesj . , . gosh! ogle l'amour in the optics of Darold English and little woman Lucile Harned .... and amid all this, these four-A, C. Black, Rodney Worthen, Ralph House. Sam Stein- remain faithful forever to Lily of the Lab's after school chemistry hour ....... Ripley rings up another incredulism-Robert Cann cops a girl-and a redhead at that-Rae Miller. -,XT 4 M, ' I., ,F ,J 1 ,af ,G fi - 4 4 Z '57 g Q? x 5 BOBBY WILLIAMS TR. CARL.ORR-E. VERNON PURCELL VT: Ii 47- FOCDT Conquerors O Slow starting with an inexperienced eleven the Lawton high school Wolverines continued through their season to pile up an imposing list of wins and thrilling games. Fnst game Lawton 13 Pauls Valley 7 was slow but the second game came out: Lawton 1 Classen 6 in a real thriller. Lawton went Lion hunting on Sept. 29 and picked off the Durant Lions in a hard- fought 13 to 0 game Played in Hollis terri- tory a great deal of the time, the Lawton- Hollis contest came out 0 to 8 with the Wol- veiines lacking the final punch to put the ball across. Chickasha caught Lawton on the rebound and suffered the consequences, the game ending on the Chickasha one-yard line Lawton 19 Chicks 0. The flashy Anadaiko Warriors were downed by a fumbling Wolverine team 7-0 who went ahead to defeat Purcell 28 to 0 in an easy game. Riding rough-shod over the Duncan Demons by a score of 12 to 6, the Wolverines emerged champions of the East- ern Division of the Southern Twin Six Con- ference. 9 J.C. BYRD L 9 TONY SUNIPTEPM9 BARRETT l ANDREWS l TR GEORGE HUGHES -:raw Ch BALL Next came the Walters Blue Devils who were downed 25 to 0 by the Wolverines' fast ground plays and classy aerial attack. Tak- ing on Northwest Conference players the Woodward Boomers, the Lawton eleven sent them packing home by a score of 47 to 0. The tide changed on Thanksgiving day, the Wol- verines going down to a stinging defeat at the hands of the Altus Bulldogs. The Bull- dogs grabbed the bone 19 to 6 using to an advantage their brilliant passing attack. The Lawton Wolverines m e t their Waterloo in their last game of the season- the Hollis-Lawton Southern Twin Six con- ference playoff. Evenly matched, the Hollis Tigers got the breaks and came out ahead 3 to 0. Lawton's brilliant season was somewhat punctured by the state athletic association's ruling of incligibility causing the forfeiture of all except the first three games and the Wolverines' prohibition from playing until Nov. 1, 1940. Sparked by their captain, signal caller, and all-state man Vernon Purcell, the Wolverines piled up T9 points to their oppon- ents 19 in conference games. ROY KENNEDY SULLIVAN i4 BILLY ALLEN' a f ouve R LEE, El 'UN L, ALL RIGHT, STRAIC-:I-ITEN UP HENRY comwoov , THAT LINE .I C. GRIFFIN iff' C. DUE SURVEY 2 Xlfi? ti H i l f at lf' ll f Q' 2- Basketball Dec. 15 Lawton 22 Chickasha 13 Dec. 19 Lawton 26 Waurika 24 Dec. 21 Lawton 14 Cushing 18 Jan. 2 Lawton 25 Waurika 21 Jan. 4 Lawton 21 Comanche 23 Jan. 5 Lawton 24 Altus 25 Jan. 12 Lawton 27 Marlow 24 Jan. 19 Lawton 32 Walters 27 Jan. 23 Lawton 37 Anadarko 15 Jan. 26 Lawton 23 Hollis 22 Jan. 29 Lawton 36 Marlow 23 Jan. 30 Lawton 17 Duncan 18 Feb. 2 Lawton 28 Walters 25 Feb. 9 Lawton 8 Comanche 22 Feb. 13 Lawton 25 Duncan 21 Feb. 16 Lawton 26 Anadarko 27 Feb. 20 Lawton 24 Chickasha 30 Feb. 23 Lawton 34 Hollis 17 Basketballers 0 Kicking up his heels in the top left hand corner is J. C. Byrdg flashing across the page like the comet he is to drop in a basket is sparkplug and captain Teddy Hanksg dribbling down the left comes Earl Jones, while Jerry Bain gets ready to toss in a masterpiece of a shot. DeWitt Sherrill looks dopey in his position on the floorg PeeWee Williams, trainer, comes running with the medicine to help the poor boyg while James Roberts gaily tromps down the right side of the page. Crouching ready to shoot a basket on the left, Joe Powers pauses for a look at his publicg while Bill Green stops to think it over: Wendell Sullivan looks rather bashful about the whole thing next to competent coach Bulldog Glenn Dosserg Robert Slover takes it easy for a minuteg while in the right hand bottom corner Weldon Cocky Kern gives the girls a grin. Such is the sum of Lawton high school's 1940 basketball team. Q3 Boys' Doubles Champs: Slover, Dixon i like rlorku-ark. their gdmt Girls' Doubles Champs: Dunn, Lund nnlgblv midgfix they Boys' Singles Champ Robert Slover Girls' Singles Champ Frankie Nell Adkisson -VY fm 'WO' bv hugh! .fnond vnu fbamplori. :fir Gy TENNIS CL UB 5 RACKETEERS-FRONT ROW: G. H. True, Mildred Harrouff, Raymond Green, Billye Mari Denney, Wanda Wil- son, Billy Jo Long, Maxie Newman, J. L. Whitt, Lois Burk, Margabel Lund, Junior Reed, Betty Marie Dunn, Mar- jorie Shope, Billy Hollon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Glenn Dillingham, sponsor, Frankie Nell Adkisson, James Roberts, Wayne Livesay, Warren Chrisman, Bobby Gower, John Tyler, Billy Ray Mahaffey, S. A. Lund, Betty Jo Adkisson. THIRD ROW: Eugene Wroten, Robert Slover, Ivan Peller, Dexter Bruton, Paul McCane, Marybelle McClure, Willie Gaskins, Willis Hutto. FOURTH ROW: Harlowe Binning, Bill Green, Bennie Allen, Calvin Armstrong, T, J. Cornyn, Robert Chaat, Roy Dun- can, Wayne Ward, Bob White. -YC 'wan 5 5 '4 AV' Leggy Boys George Viney, Roy Duncan, Wendell Sullivan, Tony Sumpter, Roy Kennedy, Lacey Holley, Carl Orr, DeWitt Sherrill, Joe Powers, LeRoy Esadooah. TRACK Roosevelt Stadium 0 Lawton's spacious athletic sta! dium, where the Wolverines shine in football and track. Covered with a fine football turf, and cir- cled with an excellent Cinder track. the stadium has a seating capacity of over 5000. GOLF TEAM Ball Chasers O The Lawton high school golf team is composed of six members under the coaching of Ray T. Norton. An able coach, his prowess is known over the Southwest. In the picture at left he shows the correct grip on the club to Mike Jones, lead off man of the team, while Henry Wich looks on with a grin. Club swingers Robert Chaat and Bill Williams. well-pmctnezl, tlfese golf entlrlemuti, Boxing lvttermen Billy Mullin, Tony Sumpter, Vi-rnon Dees, Johnny Pipes. vfizmlrfwwzfl were fly! f1liV1Qt' Golfers Bill Zarling and Jackie Pic-rcc. xeueml year letter men, zlwese boyx. 38 if. I , 5. 1 rf Bill Burleson . . . . . . Don Holm LAWTON FUNERAL HOME Phone zoo 217 D I-IERMAN'S STUDIO good work you want, we can do it. 1940 Official School Photographer M, . uf, -if O' O w.'-ggi: ' 5 FY, JDE, WHERE ARE THE OTHER ADS ? A. B. DRUG CO. CTR:-1 CR:-:xallll Stone We Support The Merchants E331 The American National Bank AS OLD AS LAWTON AND ALWAYS DEPENDABLE Member F. D. I. C. PRESS QQLOB SEMCG 4 Anvualpuuiwm' School , . if Milam oklahoma C1fY'Ok1a 4 31d Street 414N-W' L ETHELL Sz STAFFORD E. W. ETHELL R. E. STAFFORD Complete line of FURNITURE, STQVES, CARPETS, . 1 AND LINQLEUM 530-32 D. Ave. Phone 281 When School Days Are Over Let Us Furnish Your Home The Merchants Support Us 'F ,JSA Hifi venues IF uxuow! ' LET'S TURN THA PAGE AN' SiS- Cameron tate Agricultural College Stay At Home and Go To School Economically-Cameron State Agricultural College offers a two-year fully accredited course, ac cepted by any college or university in almost every field of education Cameron is a fast grow- ing, home institution. Cameron has a live na- tional guard band. Cameron offers flying for aviation minded students, approved by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. Support Lawton's Own College By Remaining At Home And Going To School. lPaid for by the Lawton Chamber of Commercej Eenniai eafe Ulifbere Most Good People Earn Corner 4th and E. Phone 2470 Authorized Dealer DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS lr Turhen-Black motor Du., Inc Corner 2nd and E. Phone 2500 LAWTON, OK LAHOMA Z 0 Portraits 0 Kodak Finishing 0 Commercial Photogra- phr O Movie Cameras, Kodaks, Amateur Supplies CALL'S STUDIO Lawton, Oklahoma Hi Pressure Distributors for Washing U. S. 8z Hood Tires THANKS STUDENTS for your past patronage. We are still anxious to serve you when dad trusts you with the car. CHEXALL SERVICE STATION SKELLY PRODUCTS Wholesale 81 Retail Corner 6th and D. Phone x81 7fze Gaily Naiwnal Hank LAWTUN S 0lDEST BANK jf fll TJ! 23wA.9u7v wr sells Fords LAWTON OKLAHOMA L: w LASIK Aum suPPLY -29 P19 gffmf REAL PIT BAR B Q Seat Covers Upholsterlng Trlmmlng Supphes 1015 So th 2 d Pho e 2043 509 C Pho e 631 LAWTON LAWTON OKLAHOMA I-AWTON, OKLAHOMA O O 9 If 7 7 7 Mem er F. 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Good Malts C The Pause That Refreshesv -5--4 5 A l 6- l WELL SELWYN W PLEASI USC Gush: I 5 E HAVE A LOT OF SWELL FIRMS T0 ADYERTIZ CONFUCIUS SAY WISE MAN Sl-DPS BY WIS! AD YEAH JOE S Johnson's Ice Cream Parlor Where the gang meets after we NBER - QS THE Mons supponr A BAcKER RECEIVES,Tl-IE MORE BACKING TI-IE BACKER HAS T0 BACK THE SUPPORTING SUPPORTED- I MEAN- THE BACKER BACKS AS I-IE as BACKED' NO' IMEAN, Erc., ETC.,- Private Dining Room Air Conditioned S1ayton's Sandwich Shop Home of Better Eats Schools, Dinners-Short Orders-Sandwiches I:.. . ' . Two doors east I' Of STEDDOM, The Florist Y E UP-T0-D Phone 1117 Corner 6th d A L Okl h I . Men's Furnrshmgs 303 D. Avenue Ladies work a Specialty Hand Made Cowboy Boots IOHNSON'S BAKERY If it is out of your way, give ll H0004 in gall, Phone 777 GLEN FUQUA, Pr p t Congratulations to Each of You RITTER FUNERAL IIUME P. C. MONROE, Mgr. A M B U LA N C E 7th and C. Lawton A K H -NPhone 294 LE ROY'S MASTER FOOD MART HE MEANS THESE Proms ARE oun eoosrens, so ES f odqfbuss ' LET'5 GET BEHIND THESE CLASSY CLASSIFIED ADS' A Home for your Money Money for your Home HOME BUILDING 6- LOAN ASSOCIATION Lawton, Oklahoma 'T 'Q N. A. McDuftie Jewelry Co. Authorized Dealer BULOVA-ELGIN-GRUEN HAMILTON-LONGINES WATCHES STERLING SILVER Phone 35 315 So. 4th St. Lawton, Oklahoma Associated Hospitals Mutuals, Inc. is a local institution incorporated under the laws of Oklahoma. For a very low premium it pays the hospital expenses of Conqnatufatio na to the SENIOR cLAss of :Quo A. L. LUND Phone 194 The Home Beautifier its members. Like the public schools it is operated on a non-profit basis and exists only for public service. CLAY W. KERR, Local Manager Office 411 South 4th St. Phone 1365 Cofzgmtulatzozzf from Terminal Cafe Leister Music Store Wurlitzer Pianos and Accordions IAmerican Madej 411 South 4th Lawton SAPPS CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Class from Burr Department Store iQ fiwwv I9 fo wr 'Q has A ia 1 fi , 1 hx 2, TRASH ,Pk P . f . . f f 1, ,' I 4 r f' LJ- A N - 1 -fx ' 11. ,Q VN xcw . ff '---- LY.. A I N. kvjvf' mt 45:,l,,,,1 Y, XF , X fiqvb f , H.. ...f za. -A -1 4. i -gif ffl! V112 . Q1 X' 'S 2: elgt 1-I .. FE? 34. 3 3551 ' .ii iv .5 325.1 15? . :g.:Tz:if5 ,fr-uf: :rf