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

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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'

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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.