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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

.4 LUEXN yy QNX-O6 Copyright in :Qui i ,f' 4 3.,v ' .flffv-' M., 'V N ., fgiwju' ,f I N . -,,L32,QsE'. gf Q' Mac, ,K -awk., ' W, ,, 7, ,ff s C LaVXLLA SCOTT , Editor ' Manager JOE THORN E, B usnness CW Qoanlne cms, C-Une '41 of LAWTON x-new scx-xoox. v11oN, OKLAHOMA LA f,DecQlc:atlon . . . , ....,. P4xiLz'1x Ifwflolivc'of.1.Vf:f1rm of Ynnlfv. zvbwwn Dwf1ff1r.:.'y fnfref tfu. :awry for young ami Old, .affix In J'.:u fn ffm f,'1ff1ffmw1! nf llllllfiffl ffr.eu:'m ..., , . Um fffzkgj, ffm' .wzmc flizg thx: mean! Ju mmf to ffmrgl Hv.i.fi'lflgZ!J7l .ami fllzmfmm 1,zmrfi'f1 15 fmffzy the jvrzrlu of Lawtfwz high fclvrml mzzf rt 15 om' symbol of Peace on tr lv cartlf, good zwlf tffzmrzf men. ....... To Ifvlx hope for Pears 15 this vofumc dL'tIIf.ZIt'I1,, 'A 1 7., 17..ZXR,D1jFprH ,,,, ,H ,, in ., uN,,i -,,0,q?N,.,f , . NX Administration xii ii Guiding the youth of Lawton through the proper channels of eelucation is rlit- joh which occupies the time OfSL1PCl'lIlfCIlLlL'Ill B. C. Swinncy. He believes that Youth faces the great- est decisions of life within the ten scars following high school graduation-a vof cation, marriage, a home, religion, recrea- tion-so he anti aitics worlt to accomplish this. His friendly disposition and ahilitx' to cooperate with his mans' to-workers mal-:es this very big undertaking a pleas- ant taslt. QZ D 1 w I Superintendent B. C, Swinney Ami Secretary Routb Kem1'a1l. Faculty Preparing seven hundred students ri year for accomplishments in atlulthootl and in college work is the job undertaken by our faculty members. Few students realize the work anrl preparation connected with the fulfillment of this task. Every facultv member has helped make this year a successful one, they have instructed us in the knowledge of our texts, human relationship, and discipline. We salute our instructors, and deeply express our gratitude to them as loyal directors. Principal D. A. Becker. 741 O11 s.. . 5 Q' 23' Year after year Daniel Becker signs his ruling DAB to millions of slips. Not only does his signature aid the student body but his wise council lifts the spirits of those who confer with him. Through the doors of his office pass many troubles clispelled by the kindly advice so timely given to those who enter. Ending his twentieth year as prin- cipal of Lawton high school, Becker still holds his title of fairness and friendliness to every student. He now awaits the progress of time to further aid the underclassmen. IOHN RODGERS XIISS VANIVI-A LEE IJIJIHIIIKII 4 lafucallon Iourmzliym C amrneuml English XIRS. MILDRED DOSSER GLENN Languages History ll- ll- IXIISS IRENE IIOXYERS Corn rnercmf fp hc GLENN DOSSFR Busxnew Government B. DILLINGHATXI Literature ISYRAN GRIFFIN IDlUF7'.5'lf1If'll, Occnlmtzon XIISS XIKRX IIIf XIIIQTI-I GRIFFIN D. Ir. IJIXUIIIXCII NIISS XIARY LOLIISI fl zf I mic Hand- l,f171g!1!lg6,x f 5 nf IIIUJIL UrLf1z',s't2'11 Illgtnrly I A 'T w ' A Z, L, ' V ,fx 5 iv Ju, ,fig .1 qw QF DI' ,M ,,,,,A,,, Seniors 4' 1,1-li . 1311- '. '11 1 RUTH VIRGINIA MURRAY FREDERICK FREEMAN INEZ GOBEN ROBERT HERBERT ELLEN MORGAN Mixed Chorus '41. I L. CANNON GRACE IUANITA HEATH Student Activity Council '39, '40, '41, Usher Club '41, Wolverettes '41, Reception Room Hostess '41. GLEN WEESNER SHIRLEY MAE WATTERS Girls' Dance Band '41, Girls' Band '39, '40, '41, Girls' Band Vocalist '40, Southern Serenaders Vocalist '39, '40. O AMES ROBERTS I Band '39, Football '40, Basketball '39, YQC, '41, Track '40, '41, Stage Door '41, Student Council '39, Chaimian of Memorial Committee '41, Mixed Chorus '41, Ir.-Sr,, Prom Committee '40, L Club '39, '40, '41, Honorary Basketball Captain '4l. MARY ANN NEWMAN Wolverettes '39, '40, Senior Basketball queen '41. WELDON KERN Student Council '39, '41, Basketball '39, '4o, '41, Pirates of Penzance '41, Mixed Chorus '41, Football '41, L Club '40, '41, Sports Editor Tatler '41, Wolverine Lore '41, Stage Door '41. O GLORIA HOMAN The Bells of Capistrano '39, The Count and Co-ed '40, Family Upstairs '40, Pirates of Penzance '41, Glee Club '39, '40, ,411 First in State Mixed Quarter '39, Mixed Quartet '41, Stage Door '4I. MELVIN HOWENSTINE Business Manager of Basketball Queen '41. ENID ANN BRANDON - Office Girls' Club '41, Girls' Band '40, Mixed Chorus '41, O MELVIN WARD Band '39, '40, Orchestra '39, '40, Pirates of Penzance '40, Mixed Quartet '41, Mixed Chorus '40, '41, Dance Orchestra '39, '40, Fangs '40, '4l. MARY EVELYN SMITH Wolverettes '39, '40, '41, Secretary of Wolverettcs '40, Reporter of YVovercttes '411 Office Girls' Club '41, As- sistant Editor of Wolverine Lore '41, Feature Editor Wol- verine Lore '40, Usher Club '41, Editor of Tatler '41, Honor Society '39, '40, '4IQ Honor Society Scholarship '41, Student Activity Council '39, '40, Class President '39, President of Honor Society '41, Bells of Capistrano '39, Mixed Chorus '41, Pirates of Penzance '41, Stage Door '41, Vesper Services '41, Family Upstairs '40. EUGENE WROTEN Boys' Band '39, '40, '41, Pirates of Penzance '41, Year- book Program '41, LOWE RY .Cf 'Li QT' 1? QP' 'tfi 4' 4 cz fr? '-1 -...I 'T fig. :CY awp- Z CT' .1 'DX T' A.,- in Y 1 X Y l .l 'lull' Al 11 4'-. ' . js 9. A, , , F32 A , X, 1, '4 X.. BJ X 1 1 A 1 , 1 'V ,1 , , 'N r fi vs . Q env 1 l Y wr- f' 5'-'-'tix 'VX' A SMXQY ,vi paw I. C. BYRD Football '50, '4o, '41, All-state Football '41: President Student Activity Cuuncil '41, Sturlent Activity Council '39, '40, lunlor Rotanan '41: Vice President Class '41, Secretary Club '4o, '41, Honor Society '39, Secre- tary Class '40, Stage D1111r '41, Ailiertiurug M.u1.1ger 111 1'111111.111 11.1111 411, Frark 311, v1t-1 111111.11-111 91.111 '51, L'sl1cr Clulu 411, L,1VlLl.A SCOTT Honor Sfmt-11 '3o, '4u, '41, VVolv4-rettrs '4o, '41: Ftlituf r1.1l Axuu.1111 '40 XV11lst-1111: Lure: Arlvt-rt1s111g M.111.1gcr T.1rlt'r '41, Debate I't.1n1 '40, Oflitr Curls' Club '41, T11.111111g11111g T.1111t1.111 411, ed11111,111,c:1111-1 '41 w111111. 111e L1111, M111-11 r111.11111 '41, Vesper S1-11-1111 '41, Stage Door' '41, l'1r.1rrs uf l'1-nniice '41: 'I'l1t- 1'111111t and the ti11111 411, -1111111 1.1 t.111111111111 '19, '1'111- F.111111y 11,1- staxrs '4o. EARL IONES Football gg, '40 '41, 'l'r.1tk '50, '40 '41, Basketball qu, 411, 1' N 1 011111 '41 O NITA LOL' FISK Offltr C11rls' Club 'yy '40. '41, Stage Door '41, lun111rASe1u11r Prom C'11mm1ttee, junior-Senior Picnic Committee, Sophomore Picnic Committee, XVolverettes '41, Dt-11.11f '59, L'111f1 1.11111 '41, s11111e111 Af111111y C111111. eil '59, '4o. '41: W'olver1ne Lore '41, SAMMY ALBRIGHT FLORENCE HOBIN Honor Society, '39, '40 '41, The Bishop Misbehavesn '39, The Family Upstairs '40, Bells of Capistrano '39, The Count antl the Co-ed '40, The Pirates nf Penzance '41, Girls' Glee Club '39, '40, Girls' Quarter '39. '40, XV1nner of soprano solo district contest, '40, Editorial Assistant of '40 XX'olverine Lore: music editor XVolver111e Lore '41, Society l'd1tur 111' Tarlt-r '41, Class Tre-as11rt'r '3q: Off1ce Cxrls' Clulw '41, Stage Door '41, Second Place XN'1nner of Humorous reading in district con- test '40, Wolverertes '39, '40, '41, Mixed Chorus '41. I BETTY DODSON Office Girls' Club '41, The Count and the C114-d , Girls' Quartet '41, Pirates of Pc111.111te '40, Glec Club '40, '41, Boys' Chorus Pianist, Yearbook Program Stage Door '41. HARLOXVE BINNING Busineu Manager of Football Queen '39, Fangs '39, '40, '41, Glu' C lub '59, '40, '41, S11,1ho11111rc Picnic '39, liuunr- Senior Picnic Committee '39, Tennis Team '39, '40, '41, Student Council '41, Assistant Business Manager Wolver- ine Lore '41, Pirates of Penzance , Basketball Trainer '3g. IACK FRAZIER Xk'olver111e Lore '41, Stage Door '41, Iunior High Editor of Tatler . BETTY COTTINGHAM LLOYD MERRIT-1' L Club '41, Football '39, '4o. FRANKIE NELL ADKISSON Wolverertev '39, '4o. '41, XV0lvererres President '39, '40, '41, Student Council '39, '4o, Class Cheer Leader '59, '4o, '41, Tennis Team '39, '4u, '41, First Singles Southwest Conference '39, Honor Society '39, F.1n11ls l'pst.a1rs '40, The Bishop M1sbeh.ive1 '39, Usher C lub '40, '41, Office Girls' Club '39, '40, '41, Office Girls' Treasurer '41, Assistant Busmess Manager of Tatler '41, Sports Etlitur of W'0lvenne Lore '41, I ALFRED KIRKES Basketball '41, Honor Roll '40, '41, Q' ' ANNIE RUTH KETELS Mixed Chorus '41. WAYNE SHRADER MARGARET THOMPSON JOHN TVIANNINC1 T GC lClub'41. EDNA OPLE NIELTON MARION RUNYON Student Council '39, '4o, '41, Secretary of Student Coun- cil '40, '41, Class Secretary '39, '41, Office Girls' Club '39, '40, '41, Usher Club '39, '4o, '41, President of Office Girls' Cl11b '41, Prom Committee Chairman '4o, Wol- verine Lore '41, IACK RUSSELL Stage Door '41, First in Interpretation of Poetry, '41, Fangs '39, '40, '41, Business Manager Student Council '41, Usher Club '4lQ Student Council '41, Highness '41, MILDRED YOUNGBLOOD Orchestra '39, Honor Society '41, Secretary of T 51 I Club '41, Office Girls' Club '4o, '41, O ROBERT SLOVER Tennis '39, '4o, '41, Basketball '39, '40, '41, Class presi- dent, '40, Student Activity Council '39, '41, Honor So- ciety '39, '41, President of Tennis Club '40, MARGARISTTE CLARK Family Upstairs '4o, Stage Door '41, Vice-Prtsideiit Girls' Glee Club '40, Vice-President Office Girls' '41, LAWRENCE WOODHOUSE T 61 I Club '41, . BILLYE MARIE DENNY Class Vice-President ' 0' Hi hness ' ' Stare Door I 1 4l ' 1 g ' I-'1 vu 41, Wolvcrettes 39, 40, 41, Feature Ltlitor 'Tatler '41, Southwestern District winner iu oral interpretation of Poetry '40, Tennis '40, '41, ROBERT MARCH MAVIS HENDRIX Girls' Band '39, '40, '41, Girls' Glee Club '39, '40, Mixed Chorus '41, The Bells of Capistrano '39, The Family Upstairs '4o, Wolverine Lore Cartoonisr '41, Stage Door '41, O FRANCIS MARTIN Honor Society '39Q Student Activity Council '40, Fami- ly Upstairs '40, Our Town '41, Pirates of Pen- zance '41, Mixed Chorus '41, Boys' Glee Club '41. MAXINE EDNA COOKE Honor Society '39, '40, '41, Band '39, '4o, '4IQ Student Council '39, '40, Office Girls' Club '41, DICK MARKLEY O ROBERT HAMILTON Boxing '40, Mixed Chorus '41, Pirates of Penzance '41, BERNICE GORDON 1. R. IOHNSON T Sl 1 ciub '41, 0 MAGGIE PENA T at 1 Club '41. DOW SMITH T Ol 1 Club '41, IRENE LEE gs' -as J' -1? -xr v bla' 54 'P Sol gt-1 -fb r A fs 'Rm my jfs 5, 3- 5 CL-P W3 W ,af Nd 15 LATIN' I Fvcuch A Xbebvq xt Going 4'-Q I Y' sp... af-5 '-Q Vt' C .cs Nr: J' ,f 1 rv 1, 1 1 4 J 5 'Z ,I Islvofj 'I' E fi ,S L, '1 C IWCNXISIVYI IACK IOHNSON Stage Door '41, Pirates of Penzance '4o: Mixed Chorus 41. ENO ALICE STEPHENS Wolverettes '39, '40, '41, Bells of Capistrano ,39Q Chair- man of Sophomore Picnic Committee '40, Usher Club '41, Pirates of Penzance '41g Office Girls' Club '41, Family Upstairs '40, Stage Door '41, Student Activi- ty Council '41, First Place Southwestern District Contral- to Solos '4og Glee Club '39, Mixed Chorus '41, Activity Editor '41, Wolverine Lore '41, T 6: I Club ,4I. RONALD DECKER Lawton Rifle Corps ,411 Track '4l. O EVELYN HARRIETT GASKINS Wolvercttcs '41, Usher Club '4og Wolverine Lore ,4I. ROBERT PAUL ECKERT Boy Scouts, Lawton Rifle Corps, Wolverine Lore '41. OUIDA ROARK I FRANK FRASER Year Book Program '41g Stage Door '41g Usher Club '41, Original Oratoryg Rifle Corps. PAULINE GRIMMER Glee Club '39, '41g Bells of Capistrano '40, Count and the Co-ed '39, Vesper Services '40, Solo at Weather- ford '39, Octet in Glee Club '4og Honor Roll '41g Wol- verine Lore '413 Honor Society '41, Stage Door '41. CARL FRONEBERGER Fangs '41. I GARVENE BELL Honor Society '39, '40, ,4I. BOBBY MCCATHREN Band '39, '40, ,4I. IOY ANNE MCCARTER Honor Society '39, '40, '41, Future Teachers '40, '41, Student Activity Council ,391 Band '39, '4o. ROLLEY CAMPBELL T at 1 Club '41. WYNEMA MYERS T Gi I Club '41. 1. L. SHRADER T GZ I Club ,4I. HELGA WHITEHEAD FRANK BATES LOLA SMITH 12:5 EDITH ELMERRA DICKSON Office Girls' Club '39. '40, ,412 Committee for Ir.-Sr, Prom '4OQ Committee for Ir. Program '4og Chairman of Committee for Senior Program '41. ALVIN WRIGHT T 66 I Club '41, ANNA IEAN SERVER Band 39. '4 , '4I' 'Family Upstairs' 4 . FRANK ONES I The Pirates of Penzance' 4 ' 'Stage Door 4 ' n- ior Rotarian 41. LADENE LACIK Office Girls Club 41' Girls Glee Club '39' Bells f Capistrano' 39' Wolverettes 39, 40 I4I' Student Ac- tivity Council '39 40 41. ERNEST KARL HOLZAPFEL Boys' Glee Club 39 40 41' The Count and the Co-ed 39' 'The Pirates of Penzance' 4 ' The Family U - stairs ' ' Stage Door 4 ' Boys' Quartet 41' Fan s '4 4 . REBECCA SUE IACKSON Band 39 40 41 Glee Club 39 Mixed Chorus 41 Orchestra 41 The Bells of Capistrano 39 Pirates of Penzance 4I Iunior High Editor Tatler 4 GLENN BROWN Band 39 40 41 Southern Serenaders 40 Stage Door 41 Orchestra 39 40 CLEVA LEE WHITE Honor Societv 39 4 41 ROBERT WHITE NIARY LENA FORD Honor Society 39 40 Family Upstairs 40 Mixed 41 Future Teachers 39 40 41 Office Girls Club 4 Stage Door 4 LEROY MCCRARY T .sf 1 Club 4 :ON PAULINE GREB GORDON HINKLE LILLIE MAE KUCHYNKA EARL NEWTON CORNELIA IONES I H SCHLUMBOHM T 64 I Club 41 - ' o , o . , 1, . ,, . I, lu . , , Y y .. 0 , . , , , , , 1 A I I , v I LA I is 1 I, P .. 40, 1, ' , g 0, 'I , . , , , . , , , , , , , , , .. 1 ,. , , .. A , , g 1. 1 1 1 1 Y , , . 1 , O, . 1 . , , , Chorus '41g Wolvcrettes '39, '40, '41g Usher Club '40, . 1 , '. ', 1 , , , H .. ., . In ' 1. si. I-do ' 3 4' 'S ji .5 , A A , , 1. di! I Y? 'vw' I -ef 'R'- mi, v - x I I x-,l Cali so K x Xu 1 I 1 I T L1 , ui IX 4 5 Q- I N'W 1 v I 5 I :J gm 'X 1 if I A al 1 I , I I I I I I I , I I I I I X 1 3 ff X 41, RXJ BILL STEVENSON Stage Door '4x. ANNA BELLE HALL Vesper Services '4og Mixed Chorus '4i. WARREN CHRISMAN Lcttered in Debate ,39, '4og Tennis '4og Glee Club '4og President of Tennis Club. I EMMA PEARL MARLING CECIL HILL BETTY IEAN CHRISTMAS T LSC I Club '4i. BILL HARROUFF BETTY MARIE HIESTER Clee Clubg Toreadors g Bells of Capistranoug Pirates of Penzanceng Girls' Band '39, '40, '4ig Mixed Chorus WILLIAM MORRIS 0 ELSIE FORD Wolverettes '4ig Honor Society '4I. VERNON DEES MARY LEA HOPKINS o JACK HANSEN Boxing '4I. WINNIE MAE X MCCOLLUM CHARLES THOMPSON 0 Xgif PAY MARIE MAXVVELL T at I Club '41, IOHN LATFIMORE PEARL THOMPSON MARY BELLE DUNBAR Band '39, '40, '4i. JACK MERCER ELs1E HANSEN LESLIE IOHN PROVINE ROSEMARY HANKINS Honor Society '39g Pirates Chorus '4I. IACK MCCULLOUGH O LENA SARAH MASSAD Cvlee Club '40, '4rg Mixed C CHARLES NELSON Fangs '39, '40, '4i. BARBARA IONES I LEONARD ION ES, IR. T Bl I Club, '4I. WILLA GENE MCCONLEY Mixed Chorus '41, Pirates of Pen nce i IAMES TRAINA I MYRTLE GREEN and '39, '40, '41, RODNEY WORTHEN Ennis Club '40, Usher Club '4ig ixyd Chorus '41, Yearlvool-1 Program '4ig Pirates of Pen- zance l41. EULALIA NEWMAN VV l overettes '39, '40, '4ig Clef- Club '39, '40, '41, Stage Door 415 Pirates of Penzance '41, The Count and the Co-ed '40, JIMMY JQHNSON KATHRYN MYERS JACK PIERCE Golf '39, '40, ,4I. ij, lp ,X ,Q af if if O , 1' I l ll 1 x li' v-7 -.I qv .7 '-1 N? 41' vs 99 G. H. TRUE Family Upstairs '41, Fangs '39, '40, '41. OTEKA ZACHARY Class Queen '41, Girls' Band '39, '40, '41, Concert Or- chestra '39, '40, Dance Orchestra '41, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee '40, Stage Door '41, Usher Clnh '40, '41, Honor Society '39, '40, Taming of the Shrew '41, Wolverettes '39. DAVID LASSETER Fangs-'39, '40, '41, President of Fangs, '41. O KATHLEEN LUTNER Student Activi Council ' ' 0 ' 1' Wolverettes ' FY 39- 4' 4 1 1 39- '4o, '41, Usher Club '40, '41, Honor Society '39, '40, Football Queen '4o. DEXTER BRUTON BEI I Y GAFFORD Student Council '39, '40, YN0lverettes '39, '40, '41, VVol- verine Queen '39, Honor Society '39, '40, '41, Office Girls' Club '41, Usher Club '41, Class Treasurer '41, Treasurer Wolverettes '41. O GRANT SMART Stage Door '41, Glee Club '392 Mixed Chorus '41. VIRGINIA ZORGER Girls' Band '39, '40, Office Girls' Club '41, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee '40, Pirates of Penzance '41, Stage Door '41, Taming of the Shrcw '41, Mixed Chorus '41, Vesper Services '41. BOB LINK O BARBARA IACQUELINE ROSE Band '39, '40, Wolverettes '39, '40, '41, Family Up- stairs '40, Stage Door '41, junior High Editor Tat- ler '41, Usher Club '41, Office Girls' Cluln '41. LEVVIS STRIPLIN MARY BLACK First in District Solo Contest '40, Feature Ifditor of Tat- ler '41, Our Town '41, Honor Society '40, '41. O .Q EDWIN VVIGGS Band '39, '40, '41. DONNA GALLOVVAY Office Girls' Club '41, Girls Band '39, '40, '41 CARL TURNER VVYNONA TURNER SAM MAXVVELL BETTY LOU LAVVSON GARVENE BELL Honor Socict ' ' ' IQ Student Council '4og Office I Y 39- 40, 4 Girls' Club '39, '40, '41, BERTON SCULL BONNIE PEVEY EVELYN FONTAINE EVELYN HANKINS DON RECER IULIA ANNE MCCUNE Glee Club '39. WILLIAM DELBERT BUFORD Band '39. PATSY IEAN BOXLEY Honor Society '41, DENIS MOORE BILL HOPKINS EDWARD CAGLE Family Upstairs '4o. O BILLY RAY MAI-IAFFAY Band '39, '40, BILL GREEN EDWIN WILLIAMS COLENE RUSSELL TOMMY BOLENDER IESS PERCIVAL Student Council '39. Ci? 7-5,-asc' Q? 1? Q4 io? I I Hx fi Q..'H,q - f5 W-59 .:1'x, M ,l R.,-Q ,Q Juniors 'WF 2 H J 43 1 11 -P' i lf- AFL. 47 -su 1 -3 -1 J, P. 23 X..l 88 lb M -Z fiis .AQ .'31C'f 1,19 AX -Inf X I - 3? Q 4, ah 43 1' ' :Q N, .lj 'Z' VESPER MILLSPAUGH GLADYS HOPE STOTHARD IAMES MORRISON LENORA LOU STOUT VIRGINIA POTTER WILEY COX HELEN MAXINE COOPER ELMER RAY HOWELL FREDERICK EBISH IUNEVENE MASSAD IAMES MCCURDY LENORE MASSAD ALTHEA PEARSON EARLE FOUNTAIN PAT CARROLL BILLY FRED LUND RICHARD CRUNTHER GLADYS LAROCHE EUSTACE CONWOOP RUTH BELL DENTON MARY HELEN ROARK WILLIAM SANDERS FRANCES IOYNER IAMES RACKLEY LACY HOLLEY ROSEMARY BALLEW BILL BROOKS, IR. EDNA MAE INGRAM BILLY BENTLY HAZEL PRUET DONALD McKINNEY MARY LUCY LAWSON DOROTHY SANMAN KENNETH MANSUR BETTY IO ADKISSON KELLEY HARROUPF LELAND GELVIN RETHA STANLEY L. T. CATHCART FRANCINE SCHROEDER EVELYN LOWE RAYMOND GREEN LEVA MAE CAMERON GEORGE SLINEY WALTER COX FRANCES WILSON FRED LINDSEY EERN DOYE BETTY HARROUGHTY HERBERT VVOESNER RUBY MAYE MANNING ARLIE WOOD LONNIE ROARK MARIORIIQ SHOPI5 BOBBY VVll.LIAMS VVINNIE RUTH HOOKER VIOLET HUGGINS PAUL NTARBURGER LOUISE SAINCHEZ WX MAN PACE PAT SPARKS XIONTEZ KENNEDY DONALD LUTZ AMANDA SCRUGGS VERA PAMPLIN GEORGE ROSKAM I-RNESTINE KORTHAUS DONALD LASSETTER ARTHUR MCHENRY LAVINA ALLEN LAWRENCE ANDREWS LELA PINDELL MYRTLE LANMAN CARLYLE FIELDS MELBA SMITH KENNETH POTTER IOE LINER ROBIN YARMUK MILDRED ROBERTS RACHEL RAWLINGS AUDREY STAMPER BETTY RUTH LAMB BETTY IO MCCONLEY IEWELL FITCH HAROLD WILLINGHAM GALE REDEKER GLEN SCHAEER DORIS HUNT BARBARA MCINTOSH DOUGLAS NICHOLSON KATHLEEN OVERTON ALLEN DEAN SASSER O CLAUD McDANIEL LILAH GRAY IOHN EDWARD DAVIS ANNA BELL KING RAE MILLER BENNY ALLEN MARGABEL LUND DOUGLAS HARGROVE A. W. GRIGGS DORRIS McWHORTER CALVIN DICKS PAM LAWSON GLENNISE SCHAFER 1. L. WHITT ALMA BRAMMER R. T. BRUTON BARRETT ANDREVVS NORMA ALLISON BILLY SHUMAN PAULINE HYSAVV A 3111 I X. 4 'Y Y'-X x iff' il 5- ,. ? uv' 25' 6- f s. I I 8 I-r ' 49 um ff-. ILS 4 iva- AMTY K Mi , .Af :. I ,- 43 1 f gs! In . , 5 J L . i L Q? 3? 'EMII NEIL DOTTS BETTY IUNE LOUD KENNETH VVATTERS IULIA KUCHYNKA MARGARET PIERCE FRED LARRANCE MOZELLE WALKER WAYNE WARD CHARLES ZARLING CAROL CHILDS MORT BOWMAN GENEVA STRIPLIN BETTY MARIE DUNN WENDALL SULLIVAN ROSE MARY MATTHIESEN A. I. PALMER GEORGE HANNA IANE MAUPIN DON ELLEGOOD HEDY IEAN NVELLS MARY ELLEN MITCHELL DEWITT SHERRILL BETTY GOODWIN JOHNNY PIPES BILLY COLBERT COLEEN LUDRICK WAYNE FRAKES BARBARA IO ATXIPHLETT MIKE IONES MARION WOODS ALLEN LAWRENCE MAXINE COOKE SELMA MORRIS IIMMY CASH OPAL MAE DECK BOBBY GOWER LEROY ESADOOAH HELEN WEESNER HENRY WICH DOROTHY SUDDUTH PHYLLIS VANDER PLAATS FAYNE FRAKES KATHRYN ALLEN WILMER MILLER LOWELL KENNEDY BEVERLY RICE ARNOLD OVERTON DELPHIA NEELY EDITH TRAINA CHARLES RUPPE XVANDA DALLAS ELWYN ELLIS EDWIN OWENS DORIS SUDDUTH BILLY JOE LONG GLEN MARIE HOWARD Q1--4 A-Z 9. 6 4.2 Na. ay! 54 T -' I .39 N33 gkw 1:42 '. 34 GEORGE VINEY LA WANDA DAVID 1013 BABEK KATHRYN WOODRUFF DORIS HAYES HARRY HANWELL BONNIE IITAN VVALKER WOODROW PIPPIN MERI. MCNEII. BETTY MOBLEY BOBBY ROBINSON NORMA NEVVMAN VIVIAN MANSUR IUANITA DUCKVVORTH MARY EVELYN KNOTT R. C. BROOKS SHIRLEY SHEPLER IANEY FAYE VVILSON MARTHA EMILY RUSSEI I. MARY FRANCES FRIEDMANI IEAN BRANDON DONNIS INGRAM EDITH BILES of 1A ,Ls 'f'W'A N-- ...G3 V! i'77'4f'3'Jf2 1..' : w --fs- 1 eff Mu? f gh ' 'ii+ -ivan V' 1---,Nh .sm 4 4 -- --v , K S! '-4, f qw 'lm-1 410 Sophomores 85 Cl 421' FRONT ROW: Iackie Brooks, Charles Avera, Garold Bowlby, Billy Bell, Dorothy Brannon, Betty lane Christian, lN'Iary Hope Boyette, Mary Io Botkin, Miss Mina McDonald. SECOND ROW: Walter Canter, Kenneth Bible, Bibiana Bodo, Mary Elizabeth Carpenter, Betty Io Anderson, Lona Brady, Millard Carter, Mildred Calvin. THIRD ROW: Buddy Biles, Teddy Chaat, Iimmy Ellen Boxley, Bonnie Brinkman, Marie Brown, Iohnnie Burrow, Ioyce Ann Bigbee, Betty Io Burgan. FOURTH ROW: Nadine Armistead, Alene Cagle, Glynn Carter, Melba Iean Cable, Bradford Bixby, Clarence Bott. 'Eff FIRST ROW: Dorothy Mae Gifford, Winifred George, Iona Lee Coppenbarger, Royce Coffin, Mary Leota Daubenspeck, Pollyanna Davis, Billy Freeman, Betty Dixon, Barbara Day, Mrs. Lameda Robertson. SECOND ROW: INIildred Cole, Fred Clark, Bill Dixon, Ouida Dickens, Ruth Duncan. THIRD ROVV: lack Collins, Wilma Gunn, Neva lean Copeland, Nlary Lee Deck, Richard Daughtery, Lawson Gibbs. FOURTH ROW: Clifton Clark, Noel Due, Elman Ethel, L. W. Duncan, Bill Diggs. FIFTH ROW: Bill Crow, Chester Dossey, Hale Decker, Charles Doran, Archie Dunn. -Us Q Q' gs as Oo -. v 'f'N. RQQA . 431'-Y FIRST ROW: Allie Mae Hanks, Iune Gross, Zane Haithcock, Lura Faye Holland, Lucille Greene, Edna Mae Ingram, Helen Hansen, Iackson Hill. SECOND ROW: Georgia Hanks, Iimmy Harrold, Virginia Hart, Paul Hcirfcld, Betty Iames, Geraldine Hunter Iwladelyn Iarvis. THIRD ROW: Lockey Iohnson, Wilma Holeman, Perman Henderson, Walton Hicks, Lorain Houser, Richard Gresset, Virginia Grounds. FOURTH ROW: Betty Io Graves, Ronald Hardacre, Betty Iane Green, Dorothy Heckerman. 14,217 FIRST ROVV: Dorothy Nfayhugh, Clyde McDaniel5, Peggy Link, Carl Lamb, Rosemary Kruger, Dorothy Lawson, Edward Lawson, Amelia Moore. SECOND ROW: MissINlargarctFox, Ann Kenney, Frances Kennedy, Robert Mangum, Doris March, Billy Moser, Iulia Mae Kelly, Theo Largent. THIRD ROVV: Mary Miller, Iwlarie Lydon, Claudine McCormick, Patsy Lyle, Buren King, Virginia Lewis, Buster Knox, Naome McManony, Iames Lucas. FOURTH ROW: Iames Iyfarple, Charles Layton, Keith Kaylor, Frances Bell McDaniel, Rudie Leippe, Glen IN1cNcil. I -43141 FIRST ROW: Buford Pringle, Ruth Ann Purcell, Ester Scherler, Dorothy Robinson, George Robinson, Helen Shrum, Robert Craig Pierson, lwhrgaret O'Neill, R. O. Webb. SECOND ROW: Nova Dell Grigg, Ruby Sanders, Orville Roark, Betty Faye Smith, Ray Newman, Oscar Patterson, Neva Io Payton, Guy Shull, Armand Reese. THIRD ROW: Iimmy Patton, Betty Io Howard, Robert Shore, Lillian Nagel, Hollen Pollard, Mary Louise Slover, Ierry Snow, Harry Richmond, FOURTH ROW: Marjorie Helen Russell, Barbara Permansu, Norman Robertson. FIFTH ROW: Clyde Prestage, Ed Talley, Ioe Speare, Wayne Pursley, Helen Pauly, lim Recer. ii? FIRST ROW: Patsy Chapman, lwarilyn Gilbert, Robert Strong, Lynette Tague, Wayne Whiting, Phyllis White, Byron Tillerson, Helen Thompson, Anna Mae Terry, Sybil Vklilliams, Glenn Dosser. SECOND ROW: Arthur Thompson, Bobby Stafford, Iohn Young, U. D. Wfalker, Iaclcie Glass, VVarren Wheeler, Earl Miirray Watson, Kathleen Sturdivant, Gertrude Whitlock. THIRD ROVV: lwdarvin Zippin, Homer Vanture, Roy Tuttle, Roy Glasgow, Ray Stevens, Luetha Byrd, Coy Suttle, Anita Sue Anderson, Doris Zippin. FOURTH ROW: Iames Webb, Gifford Barnes, Alice Crandall, lames XVatts, Nfyrle Cann, Norma lean Vantrease, Geniveve Gable. FIFTH ROW: Adrian Williamson, Gene Welch, Tony Sumpter, Herbert Emmons, Bud Lee Storey, Freddie Thomas, Donald Street. - - 1 i n I I i L . , f -J i 'M Y I W-rfififwrf 'mira g , 'WSJ . 3 i Q I ,X 'o Activities 1 H X p 1, .111 ? 111 I1 4, 3 xo T ,11 xj' lin 18 . Ig 11111111 nz ill-ENN 919 4 'xn .... L, w-..-fy' Q' 'CTL 1 --'-2vvf-f-.v . 1 11, 1 11 IU! 1 1. 1 IXXII , x X11 4.811 1 I 5 .I111xIf1 r tml urll 'I1 xx 6 1 1 11 1 12 1 n 111 11 1 K nmfwm 1 P-XLLINF 14 Il 11mm1p1 ROBI RT lgSz1f1l111f hx ,W CLASS WILL I5 Second . ' I :IL-I THE T TLER 'I TELLS ALL HIGH SCHOOL NEWT' JarIIIaI'v .I3I1IlHI'Y .Iam I'I:j' NLIARY I5, I94I alendar L'IBb1'lI1iZy I3 ,N I I CIJI'L12iI'f' I2 - I-mt... ,K . I '- II 31 If' FIibz'IIaI'j.' L2 Ifzfth f - I TiI2II,:' Mmm-II 12 -- SIxt.h HI-V In or IIa- T:ItIL-r Marr-II 13 - JIIII Xx II5iN'l LyL-IBIIITI. I0 a. :i ApI'II 15 W- BIIIL- Danube Lyceum. April 23 - Sc-uc-nth 1-Ifiiti-yn mf LILL- TRLII-.. May 'J Senior PII,-nic. May ' JIIIIII.-I--SI-mfr Pre-Lim-I, Nav LIIIIIIIII--S+-IIIIIr PIL-nzc, May B2IIfc'zIIIIIII1-atc. Niay 'W Maj-' I fi Conxmem-cms-ni. Jlxniuz'-Senior Prom. May Last day of school. Editor-in-Chief , , IX-IARY EVFLYN SINIITH fIt1Iuert1,v1ng fllanager LIIVILLA SCOTT lnxtmctnr , INIISS VANITA LEE Sports lfdxtof Assist. Adv, Algr. Society- L't1'1t0r Feature Iftfztnr Feature lfditor Iumor Hzgb Edltor lunior High Editor , I L It LWRLIJQN IQIQRN PRANIQIE NELI. ADKISSON FLORENCE HQIIIN BII.I.YE MARIE DENNEY MARY BLACK JACK IIRAZIER IfxcQLIIiI.INI3 ROSE Ii............ URTOWN FEBRU The T Shrew' D.Ir - L' ISIIIII-Q ITIHU f LIII- IIII-cv' Earle P' HIoI1dL-Ihr. good nxawi' part LIIILIIAI-III OZIICL' --imra a, rich Strmxgg . and suitnr LAJPXFIII .Y v CTA XVFFQ' Tl -.I .IA N M. LSI I'--ref. f Imrfi IKIII III vu I III- IRII X I- -I' I-rgqff - f. The itrft suv' the pgmzr r uhcrsx Pcln K-I!'II-,rimx I-lfxtheriu OIIIII -Alm- Cng, in 1 . 1- IIIIII-y IVR-pa--'Y IIIAII, rx 3I1L4'1 -N UHIIIH. in ,Q -- - I I , Crrcultztzon llltzmzger , , . PAT SPARKS 'SN'-'UI I Icvkwr of . I . 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F -I-I ,II Q 51, X I I tm' thx, In N Ierwl I- 'XI' I Im I -I h I bo:-'I .I ' ' I IIA III Q I pug- TI,I- arzznf-. 4 x'0III' III-c-fv'I1-'I' f wInIPm fy ww Q H1 H10 IaIIL ,ww Ii:-r -.,:e,Ihe new-I fu I'- 'I-1-Ire-sig:r'I'I! :I t ES Av: .ada hr Liu- IIIfIIe . -4 --- 'V rIof'c-III: Lfir 'Liam Iv-Izfg-II rw fix I .,I. .III Ia- ' I P-I . , 'I Q V - ITIIIIW1 iwndl 14, ' E' PO ' 74 'T' urn ,gv I I tlxwy ig... , I IMI M IIIIII C-ffin t . I.. f 0- ,UIQ ' 'Ir-N' , umes nf IA'-vton y,, 113 4 ,s pafnzxgcs cfm- I -,--....,--... CIIFIKY I bb 'Nl as .,--IIII ,.ffI--II I W Vw I- I - II.: I1 I J- I. I .II , 18 7 i ,A We .mf- .K ,.- ...LA ., 61 FIRST ROW: Marjorie Shope, Lynette Tague, Pollyanna Davis, Patsy Chapman, Harlowe Binning, LaDcnc Lacllc, firl Lamb, Katey Myers, and Montez Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Grace Heath, Betty Io Adkisson, Ianey Faye Wilson, lack Russell, Norma Allison, Ray Newman, George Robinson and Marilyn Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Miss Lily Stafford, sponsorg Kathleen Overton, lane Maupin, Kathleen Lutner, Ruth Anna Purcell. FOURTH ROW: Robert Slover, C. Byrd, Mary lo Botlcinf Weldon Kern, lvladelyn Iarvis, Paul Heitfield, and Myrtle Lanman. FIFTH ROW: H. Schlumbohm, Nita Lou Fisk, Lacey Holley, George Viney, Marion Runyon, Virginia Lewis, DeWitt Sherrill, Wendell Sullivan, Walter Cox, and Bobby Gower, Student Activity Council I.C.BYRD The Student Activity Council of Lawton high school has endeavored to teach President its members the fundamental principals of democracy upon which our great coun- try is founded. This body consisting of 42 members has tried to surpass the records of its predecessors who have always stressed good, useful citizenship. Carrying on the traditions of Lawton councils, this year's council has helped to keep Lawton high one of the best schools in the state, scholastically, politically, and socially. 5 Outstanding leaders of the council were C. Byrd, presidentg George Viney, vice-president, Marion Runyon, secretary, Nladelyn Iarvis, treasurer, and loc Thorne, vice-president of the state student council and congressman-at-large of the southwest district. Activities of the council this year were: Representation at the state council 4 convention by State vice-president loc Thorne: Attendance of a large number of 5 Lawton council members at the two-day district convention held at Anadarlto, February 20, 21, Sponsoring of the annual Sadie Hawkins NVeel4 and Dance, ln- X. auguration of a home room ritual and programg A Steak fry for all the new mem- bers of Lawton high schoolg Sponsoring exchange programs with near-by townsg 4 ' A Picnic for the ULU club boys, Sponsoring a series of lyceum programs by noted X A ' ' artists, Presentation of an actual council meeting before the entire student body. '56 FRONT ROW: Betty Mobley, Betty Io lNIcConley, Leva Mae Cameron, Marjorie Shope Armand Reese Mary o Botkin Madelyn Iarvis, Robert Shore, Doris lippen. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Brannon, lslary Helen Roark, Robin Yarmuk, Nlarilsn Gilbert Barb-ira 7VIcIntosh Patsy Boxles Gladys York, Mrs. Lanieda Robertson, sponsor. THIRD ROVV: LaVilla Scott, Florence Hobin, Betty Galford, Mary Evelyn Smith Lucile W ertl Virginii Iewis lNIary Black George Vinev, Allen Lawrence. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Lowe, Betty Ruth Lamb, Pollyanna Davis, Margaret Pierce Virginia Hart lat Cirroll Billy Ired Bently George Sliney. FIFTH ROVV: Anita Sue Anderson, Mildred Calvin, Edith Dickson, Doris March Garsene Bell Ivfaxine Cooke Charles Zarling Bobby Gower. SIXTH ROW: Allan Sasser, Mary Louise Slover, Iona Coppenbarger, Elise Ford 'vfary Lee Deck Georgianna Robinson Opal Deck SEVENTH ROW: Berton Scull, Cleva Yvhite. Honor Society Forma Klenis Aeterna Est. The form of mind is eternal. That is what Lawton high school primarily stands for. This motto in gold letters on silver back- ground is above the doors of the Parlor, rhe first thing one sees upon entering Lawton high school. Lawtonis highest ideals of scholarship and education are entrusted to the local chapter of the Oklahoma Honor Society which is composed of the upper ten per- cent of scholastic averages. Each year this organization sponsors a 525.00 scholar- ship which is awarded to the junior who has the highest three-year average, This is a surprise award and it is not known until the night of presentation who is tio receive it. Last year the scholarship went to fXIary Evelyn Smith who had an average of 95.25. Leading the society for the second year is Allen Lawrence, junior, with an average of 97222, Close behind are two sophomores, Nlary Louise Slover, 96.753 Iona Coppenbarger, 96.635 and Iiarbara lXIcIntosh with an average of 96.22. Heading the honor society this year were Nlary Evelyn Smith, president: Allen Lawrence. vice-president, and Pat Carroll, secretary-treasurer. Meiiibers closed this years activities at their annual banquet where each one received a certificate of membership. . ri FRONT ROW: Mary Io Botkin, Frankie Nell Adkisson, Mary Lena Ford. SECOND ROW: Nita Lou Fisk, Betty Marie Dunn, Clara King. THIRD ROW: l.aDene Lacik, Pat Carroll, Betty Gafford, Fran Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Mary Francis Friedman, Gladys Hope Stothard, Mary Evelyn Smith, Kathleen Lutner, Ianey Faye Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Nlelba lean Cable, Grace Heath, Iacqueline Rose, Eno Alice Stephens, Florence Hobin, La Villa Scott. SIXTH ROW: Elise Ford, Evelyn Gaskins, Leva lWae Cameron, Pauline Hysaw, Betty Io Adkisson. 7: f '4' ' ,'.,' FRANKlE NELL ADKlSSON Pffffdfe Wolveret-tes Three years ago, faculty members and students realized the necessity of an organized pep squad to inject a little pep into the sports activities. So, with the aid of the various class officers and Mrs. Leslie Howard, the Wolverettes, girls' pep organization, was formed. Ten girls from each class were selected for the club. They were chosen for pep and personality. A standard uniform was chosen-red and white jackets and white pleated skirts. VVhcn a group of the members graduated, ten new members were chosen from the sophomore class to take their places. This year marks the graduation of the last of the charter members of the VVolverettes, the class of y4I. In 1939, they saw its birth and they are now looking forward to its continu- ation by the classes to come. Peppiest of the lot are the officers of the W'olvercttes, president, Frankie Nell Adkisson. serving her third year in that capacity, secretary-treasurer, Betty Caffordg sergeants-at-arms, Mary Lena Ford and Eno Alice Stephensg reporter, lxlary Evelyn Smith, and Miss lwlina McDonald, serving her first year as sponsor. l I . ' X6 R 'ia ' 1 i I li I f' r if .i , s .K FRONT ROW: Herbs' True, Dasid Lassetter, Billy Ioe Long. SECOND ROXV: R. T. Bruton, Melvin VV'ard, Craig Pierson, Royce Coffin. THIRD ROW: Nfort Bowman, Harlowe Binning, Allen Lawrence, Armand Reese Ernest Holzapfel FOURTH RONV: Clifton Clark, Buren King, lack Russell, Edwin Owens, Iames McCurdi Edward Larsen FIFTH ROW: Billy Bell, Clyde McDaniels, Wayne Wfhiting, Ioe Speare, Fred Lindsey oe Liner Walter Cox SIXTH ROW: Iohn Rodgers, Miss Mina McDonald, sponsors. Fangs Because last yearis Fangs pep squad was a failure, school officials decided to discontinue the organization. Immediately, the hos s went up in arms. demanding that they be reinstated. So, with Iohn Rodgers as sponsor, the hors completely' reorganized their club. Their first act was to adopt a new uniform, an all-white eoverall, with Fangs in red letters on the back. Opening up with a hang, the Fangs held a script dance at the Demolay hall, clearinr a considerable sum. Their iresence at s orts activities lent considcralnle . 5 . I . P . resti e to the scene of action. Outfol-town ames were attended hx' a combina- P g , . , 5 - tion of the boys and girls pep squads. All in all itis been a vers' successful xear for the Fangs and tliexire lool-ting forward to an even better one next rear. Officers of this enthusiastic group are president, David Lassetter, secretary- treasurer, XNalter Cox, and Niels-in YVard, sergeant-at-arms. I I x 1 '-Q Q m g! 3 0 DAVID LASSETTER ,,,,.,.....v-s-- . Club FRONT ROW: Barrett Andrew, George Viney, Billy Haithcock, Tony Sumpter, Kenneth Mikeal, Bobby Wil- liams, trainer, Eugene Dees, Noel Due, Homer Barker, George Robinson, Lloyd Merritt. SECOND ROW: Iames Roberts, Lacy Holley, Bill Lund, Bill Dixon, NVendell Sullivan, Weldon Kern, DeWitt Sherrill, LeRoy Esacloah, Elmon Ethell, Marion Due, Coach. THIRD ROW: Earl Iones, Buddy Slover, C. Byrd, Emmett Meraz, lack Iones, Elwyn Ellis, Eustace Conwoop, Usher Club FRONT ROW: Betty Io Adkisson, Gene Wroten, Harlowe Binning, Herby True, Mary Lena Ford, Iacqueline Rose, Betty Nlarie Dunn, Melvin Ward. Douglas Morris, Buford Pringle. SECOND ROW: Bob Link, Billy Fred Bentley, Rodney Worthen, Nlary Francis Friedman, Mary Evelyn Smith, Kathleen Lutner, David Lassetter. THIRD ROW: Gladys Hope Stothard, Marion Runyon, Grace Heath, Ianey Faye Wilson, Eno Alice Stephens, Betty Gafford, George Viney. FOURTH ROW: Mort Bowman, Nita Lou Fisk, C. Byrd, Leva Mae Cameron, Frank Fraser, lack Russell, George Sliney. U75- 'tim 'f.I-3' :- Offlce Girls' Club FRONT ROW: Betty Io Adkisson, Betty Iune Loud, Virginia Zorger, Nlarion Runyon, Edith Dickson, Mary' Lena Forcl, Iacquelinc Rose, Betty Gafforrl, Nlary Evelyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Fern Doye, lwlelba Smith, Gladys Hope Stotharcl, Nita Lou Fisk, Ianey Faye Wilson, Eno Alice Stephens, Enid Ann Brandon. THIRD ROVV: Nlr. D, A. Becker, sponsorg Glcnnise Shafer, La Dune Lacik, Lilah Cray,Donna Galloway, La Villa Scott, Rosemary Ballew. Future Teachers' Club FRONT ROYV: lklarion YVoods, Barbara Klclntosh, Betty Io NlcConley, Pat Carroll, Edith Dickson, Ruth lvlur- ray, lklary Lena Ford. SECOND ROW: DeXVitt Sherrill, Berton Scull, Margaret Pierce, Iancy Faye XVilson, Fran Wllsorm, Frankie Iones, Nliss Elizabeth Bledsoe, sponsor, Iames Roberts. R xx TG- I Club FIRST ROW: Nlontez Keniiedy, G, H. True, Iiviidine Alexnnder, L.iwi'ence Wooclliouse, fXI4ixie Newingin, David Lassetter, Iuanitn Diicl-tworth, Katy Xfyers, Donna Callaway, Klildred Youngblood, Charles Nelson. Evelyn Hnnltins. SECOND ROVV: Harold Xvillingliiiin, Fontaine Ifvelyn, Xfelvin Vivartl, Iacltie Street, Betty lean Cliristnms, Dow Smith, Faye Iwaxwell, Fern Hawkins, Lowell Kennedv. 1 THIRD ROXV: Byfilll CZFIII-1I1,SPOI1SOI'Q XIfiggie'Ijeli11, Billy Brooks, Alvin Dees, Earl Iones, Billy Shum.in, Leland Gelvin, Harry Evans, Iohn Rodger, sponsor. FOURTH ROXV: XNIYIICIIILI hfyers, All.in Xforgun, Rolley Campbell, lohn Edward D.ix'is, Billy lo Long, R. Iohnson, T. Hendershot. Billy Hull. FIFTH ROW: Kenneth Nfiiiisiir, Ioe Biiluelt, Leonard lones, Eugene Xloore, H. Seliliimbolim. L. Shmder, Alvin Vkfright, loc Liner, liielg Klereer. Contest Play Entering the Southwestern District Contest for onefnct pliivs, Liiwton plieeil first with l-litglir ness fRuth Giorloffj directed lux' Xlrs. Leslie Howard Qcenterj. The east included lack Russell, Billye KInric Denny, Gloria Honinn, and lack Darling. ig '51 Contestants X 9 1 9 - 1 BILLYE MARI DENNEY, Senior Best actress Southwestern district context. '4r. liirst place Southwestern district poetic interpreratloii, '40, MARY HOPE BOYETTE, Sophomore ltirst place Southwestern district drainiatic detl.unat1on, '41. FRANKIE NELL ADKISSON, Senior First place Southwestern district standard oratory, '41. WARREN CHRISMAN, Senior Second place Southwestern district exteniporaneous oratory, '41. BARBARA McINTOSH, Junior Second place Southwestern district girls' externporaneous oratory, '41. JACK RUSSELL, Senior Best actor Southwestern district contest. '41, Second place Southwestern district Poetic interpretation, '41. MARY BLACK, Senior Excellent rating Regional contest mezzsrsoprano solo, ,4I. Excellent rating Southwestern district mezzo-soprano solo, l4I. Superior rating Southwestern district mezzo-soprano solo, '4o. nv- fs NANCY REDEKER, Sophomore rating Regional contest contralto solo, '4i. rating Southwestern district contmlto solo, '41. JEAN WALKER, Junior rating Regional contest contralto solo, 'TL rating Southwestern district contralto so o, '41. FAYE ANN OZMUN, Senior First place Regional contest soprano solo, '41. First place Southwestern district soprano solo, '41, GLORIA HOMAN, Senior Excellent rating Regional contest soprano solo, ,4I. Excellent rating Southwestern district mezztrsoprano solo, BYRON HESTER, Sophomore Superior rating Southwestern district flute solo, Y41. Superior rating Southwestern district Piccolo solo, '41. ROBERT LARSON, Junior Superior rating Southwestern district violin solo, '41, JOHNNIE HAMILTON, Selli0l' Superior rating Southwestern district trumpet solo. '41, Contestants 'Qur Town JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Directed by Mrs. Leslie Howard by Thornton Wilder Delving into serious drania, the junior class, with aid of the capable hffrs. Leslie Howard, director, presented 'iOur Towni' February 13, 1941. lt will be renieinbered by those who saw it as one of the most unusual, most intensely interest- ing productions ever presented on the Lawton high school stage. The Iuniors handled their roles like veterans. All of their action was pantomime for there were only a few pieces of equip- ment. Yet, members of tl1e audience felt as if they could actually see the lacking properties. Also to be commended for their work are the members of the production staff, those peo- ple behind the scenes who make the play run smoothly, who change the scenery between scenes and who, as in Cut Townf' must suggest much of the setting by the various lights used. ln the first act the author, Thornton Wilder, genially out- lined the history of the town, Grover's Corners, New Hamp- shire, and something of the character of its citizens. Then the audience was carried into the homes of the Gibbs and Webb families, substantial folks. The scene opened at breakfast rin1e and a whole day in the two homes was enacted. The second act concerned the love affair between young George Gibbs and little Emily Webb, which culminated in a 3 is ,gum 1 xr , , 99 moving wedding scene, which contained all those elements of poignant sorrow and abundant happiness that make for solem- nity and impressiveness. ln the third act, the audience was led to the cemetery on tl1e hill, where many of the townspeople, who had been intro- duced during the first two acts, were patiently and sniilingly awaiting not judgment but greater understanding. lnto their midst was led the bride, a little timid at hrst, a little wish- ful to go back to life, to live again with her memories. But she was shown how impossible, how futile it was to return. The past could not be relived. Living people, humans, occupations and small thoughts, know little of true joy or happiness. Truth is to be found only in the future. The characters in order of their appearance were Francis Martin, '41, stage manager, Vesper fvlillspaugh, Dr. Gibbs, Bobby Williams, loe Crowell, Earle liountain, Howie New- some, Martha Russell, Mrs. Gibbs, Barbara fwfclntosh, Mrs. Webb, lack Darling, George Gibbs, Coleen Ludrick, Rebecca, Mary' Ellen Mitchell, Emily Vlfebb, Allen Lawrence, Professor XVillard, Lacev Hollev, hir, VVebb, Gale Redeker, woman in the balcony, Mort Bowman, man in the audience, Betty lune Loud, woman in the audience, limmv Cash, Simon Stimson, Margaret Pierce, hits, Soames, Mike Iones, Constable Warreii, Buddy, Si Crowell, George Viney, Iimmy Parks, and Don Elle- good, baseball players, VValter Cox, Sam Craig, Fred Larrance, Ioe Stoddard, Betty Lusk, Shirley Shepler, Mary Black, Carol Childs, Wayne Frakes, Gladys Hope Stot- hard, Choir, Katherine Allen, Myrtle Lan- man, Earl Newton, Betty McConley', people of the town. Members of the production staff were Carol Childs, advertising manager, George Viney, business manager, Donald Lassetter, Carl Burke, limmv Parks, stage managers, Allen Lawrence, electricity manager, Vivian Mansur, property manager. Q31 T if is :Dj LQ Q, if I7 S ta g e D o o r by Edna Ferber and George Kaufmann SENIOR CLASS PLAY Under the Direction of Mrs. Leslie Howard do W7 ' of A i i .Ji Using the Footlights club, a boarding house for girls on the stage, as the setting for the annual senior play, the class of '41 presented Stage Dooru April 22, I94I. This play, written by the incomparable Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman, was unlike any ever presented in Lawton high school before. It was not a story of People and their actions but was a study of their character and the underlying qualities which go to make up the opposite types of girls. The action took place in the Footlights club in New York City, The club was an old brownstone mansion which had been converted into a boarding house for actresses. The girls in this club all had ambitions to go on the stage. One gave up and got married, but came back later, another went into the movies, and another ended her life, jobless and They were all different types, ranging from disillusioned. Terry Randall, a girl with her heart and soul in the theatre, to Olga Brandt, a disheartcned and unsuccessful Russian pianist. Kits. Orcutt, the owner of the boarding house, acted like a mother to all of the girls, and was heartbroken when any of Uher girls were downhearted. Terry, the real actress of the group, Hnally got her chance through the efforts of a friend David Kingsley, a producer. Under the able direction of Mrs. Leslie Howard the seniors won great acclaim with the production of this difficult drama which consisted of three acts and six scenes. The list of characters were Florence Hobin, Terrv Randall, lack Frazier, Keith Burgess, Mary Lena Ford, Olga Brandt, Rosemary Hankins, lwlattic, Eulalie Newman, Big hlary, Betty Dodson, Little lviary, Mavis Hendrix, Bernice Niemeyer, Iacqueline Rose, hladeline Vauclain, Billyc Niarie Denney, Iudith Canfield, Pauline Grimmer, Ann Braddock, Kiargaret Clark, Kaye Hamilton, Gloria Homan, lean Niaitland, Vir- ginia Zorger, Bobby Melrose, Nita Lou Fisk, Louise Mitchell, Frankie Nell Adkisson, Susan Paige, Oteka Zachary, Pat Devine, Betty Gafford, Kendall Adams, LaVilla Scott, Tony Gillette, Ouida Roark, Ellen Fenwick, Eno Alice Stephens, hits. Orcutt, Ernest Holzapfel, Frank, Iames Roberts, Sam Hastings, Grant Smart, Iimmy Devereaux, Glen Brown, Fred Powell, Frank Fraser, Lou Milliauserg lack Russell, David Kingsley, Iack Iohnson, Dr. Randall, Warren Chrisman, Larry VVestcott, VVeldon Kern, Billy, Frank Iones, Adolph Gretzl. Property managers are Faye Ann Ozmun and Anna lean Server, business manager, C. Byrd, stage manager, lack Iohn- son, and on the book, Nlary Evelyn Smith, advertising man- ager, Frankie Nell Adkisson. Tw! 'fi ' .JAX J i, Q l il! auf, Qatfon 420718 Queen I 4 :ISIC Blem To AL E Wokw GS JOY L TH X Music 'fs Charles Avera, Kenneth Bible, Frank Boardman, Garold Bowlby, Alvin Boyd, Glen Brown, Iohnnie Ca rmlm on, VValter Canter, LeRoy Carter, Iimmy Cash, Ronnie Crane, LeRoy Christian, Donald Crumby, Owen Crutcher, Don Crutchfield, Archie Du 1111 , Bobby D L111 n, Don Ellegood, Leroy Evans, Bobby Eietz, Billy Giles, Iasper Ioe Goben, Raymond Green, David Grimes, C. B. Haire, Elmer Harris, Roy Rec Hall, Iohnnie Hamilton, George Hanna, Garold Harell, Byron Hester, Don Iones, Everett Kirkpatrick, Eugene Keeler, Fred L arra nce, Robert L arse n, Floyd Larsen, Iames Lucas, Don Lutz, Bobby McCran, Bobby McCathren, Dick Markley, Everett Mietchen, Wilmer Miller, Cecil Nlontgomery, Donald Neely, Bill Neptune, Fred Nicherson, Gerald Nikkel, George Ogden, Riel iarc l Orr, Ar- nold Overton, Robert Scott, Coy Suttle, Lester Suttle, Gene Sutton, Billy Terrel, Byron Tillerson, Leonard Tillerson, Milton Tillerson, U. D. Walker, Dale Vllard, Kenneth Watters, Edwin Wiggs, Bill XVhisnand, Gene VVroten, Iohn Yo iiii g, Wendell Zachary. V D. E. LAUBACI-I Director BOYS' BAND 'Os mill La Verne Albright, Kathryn Allen, Nancy Allen, Betty Brandon Ioan Brandon, Luetha Byrd, Louise Cannon, Patricia Chapman, Emma Cooke, Maxine Cooke, Alice Crandall, Ioan Cowell, Patsy Crutcher, Wandalea Cummings, Ruth Denton, Ouida Dickens, Ioyce Dickson, Nlary Bell Dunbar, Rae Fisk, Almeda Gamble, Ioan Gartrell, Oma Marie Gentry, Betty Lou Gifford, Nlarilyn Gilbert, Iackie Glass, Aleta Haire, lane Hamilton, Fern Hawkins, Betty Hen- dershot, Mavis Hendrix, Betty Io Howard, Dorothy Hunt, Marilyn Hutchins, Beverly Iohnson, lean Kelley, Iulia Kelly, lean Lewis, Avis Littlepage, Dixie Lowry, Margabel Lund, Ruby Manning, Betty McHenry, Doris lX4c- Whorter, Ioyce Nlerrit, Betty Nlichels, Valeta Mills, Bessie klilum, Electa Monatoboy, Amelia Moore, Iane Mau- pin, Pug Myers, Delphia Neely, Nila Marie Norris, Patricia Oerke, Rae Oliver, Kathleen Overton, Chelo Pend, hlargaret Pi crce , Hazel Pruet, lylabel Plemmons, Viola Ramsey, Kliteen Leister, Lavelle Roberts, Dorothy Robinson, Georgiana Robinson, Doris Russell, Marjorie Russell, Betty Scull, Anita Sexton, Ruth Sizemore, Ioyce Smith, Mary Sprague, Loretta Steel, Geneva Sutton, Lynette Tague, Arden Tice, Pauline Trompeter, Bonnie VValker, Shirley VVatters, Lucille VVertz, Virginia Vvertz, Phillis YVhite, Klary Ellen Williite, Sybil VVilliams, Oteka Zachary. ilizililiiiiili L iii? ' A GUNS' BAND L L- ff -l '- 'Ll -M II 1 ,U Q5 ..-.l....ll 1 I l G'l ' D B d FRONT ROW: Oma Marie Gentry, Betty Chloe Michels, Shirley Mae Watters, Iean Kelly, Bonnie Iean Walker SECOND ROW: Margaret Pierce, Margabel Lund, Oteka Zachary, Georgianna Robinson, Lucille VVertz, Ellen Iane Hamilton, Aleta Haire, La Verne Albright, Ioan Gartrell. Girls' Octet Iunc Massacl, Dorothy Mae Gifford, Lcssie Smith, Dorothy Mac Hcckerm Ruth Duncan, Rachel Rawlings. K If T an, Nancy Rcdekcr, Lum Faye Holland Mixed Quartet Xlclvin Wvgircl, tcnorg Gloria Human, so Prginog Nlnry Io Rockin, ziltog Glenn Xvccsncr baxg. Girls' Quartet Florence Hobin, sopranog Bcttv Dodson, second soprunog fXf.1ry Io Botkin, giltog VN'andi1 Dallas, second alto. Girfs' Contest Quartet Higlicst rating at Soutliwcsu-rn District liinc Arts lklcct-Faye Anne Ozniun, solvrginog Flor- cncc Hobin, second sopranog Batty Dodson, nltog Warida Dallas, second alto, Boys' Quartet ikiilac Ioncs, rcnnrg llrginciw fXl.irrin, scconcl tcnorg lfrncst Holzipfel, lvqiritoncg Glenn Xvccsncr, base. S Ports Es 4. ,vii eg i , 1 1. Elrnon Iflbell 2, Bill Dixon 1, 3. Eustace Canwoop 4. Barrett Andrews 5 LeRoy EiJt1l1'0Ui1b 6, Ray rvewmmi . Iflwyri Ellis . Emmfll ,Uemz 9. Homer Barker 10. George Rolzmson II. Bill Lund 12. Noel Duc 13. Nlarxmz Due, Co.1t'lJ 7 8 Uncfefeafed But if we thought that the weather had mistreated us when Hollis invaded Roosevelt stadium. we found that when November 22 rolled around :ind unde- feated Chiclcashxi came to our house to plnyf' that ai new high was re.1Ched in disf agreenbleness. The game was played in a driving raing mud covered the gridirong cotton hulls, which had been placed on the field for the Hollis game, soaked up the water Innlting things vers' unpleasant. The final count was 0 to o after both teams had pushed up and down the field, stopping only when the goal line was near. Thginl-tsgiving Dgiyis tilt with Altus wrote finis for the Careers of seven boys. They completed their playing limit in I1 blaze of glory, being the first team in 3 decade to finish unbeaten, Two touchdowns and a szifetx' were responsible for the I5 points made by Lawton. Zero was the number opposite the Bulldogs' name. I. C, Byrd was named all-state half backg Earl Iones was named alternate. Iones and Kenneth Klilteal were chosen captains bi' the 24 lettermen, if if Wi? 'SUE EEK 'Mfmfe 15' ni r ' ,,,,,,.i' ,ap-Q ou em. .2 l . . 'wi K -- 'Ewa X Q ISL lui: -. 5. li' ,JY 1 'r- f I gf FRONT RUVV: Bobby Gower, loc SPCJFC, Berry Io Anlkisxon, Benny Allen, Ruth Duncan, Clmrlcs Avcrn, Betty lvlnric Dunn Bully Bcll, lNl41rg.1lvcl Lnnnl, limnkiu Null Adlqixson. SECOND ROVV: Buddy Slovcr, Glenn Dillinglmm, sponsurg Vvvnrrcn Clurisnmn BOYS' SINCSHS VVINNl1R: Bu Slovcr. J 1 2 11 Te n n IS DOUBLES: Bcrrv Betty Io Adkisson: 'K -f Y' 4 Em-' ? Rise , - M - 49- 0 bf' Mgzric Dunn, and In .W-. - ffl., A? in -5 4 ,Y 'f ix an 'U Q.. GIRLS' SINGLE WIINNLR Prmlm Y Qu' M Nell Adkisson. . ...Q-ni lp- X 1:-xfhll FRONT ROW' Mawln ZIPPIH Buford Prln le Don Ellegoocl ICR PICYCC Tccldy Cllaat Bllly Frccmln XVayne Plerce aclxle Brooks and Ronald I-larclacrc SECOND ROW Don MCKIIIHCS Rav Norton sponsor and Mlke Iones Golf and Track STANDING. Ray Newman, Harry Evans, 1m Wlclm DcW1tt Sherrxll Wendell SLlll1V3I'1 'una Roberts Lacy Holley, Noel Due, LeRoyEsad0oul1, Kenneth klikeal, Gene Dees, Dick Gruentller and George Viney. KNEELING: Bobby Williams, trainer' and Manon Due, coach. - -fm 'Fm ., -my ,sv ,, 'HV Q 4 l I iv! N Y Il--5 ,G all lla N l D N.. 1 f W , W. li - QI. '?f4.f' , u ' ' Q- 1 ' , - l N R iEg.,: A I I , 4.4- if Will. will! Fgatllre 5, , . , ll'- Y? CBIUIQL5 Ruth .Cudnlck di-and Queen fwlcuug 30 Uilotkln Uiableatbvaffl Queen DQ '-?.-Q wx 1:-1 4' Most Personality Besf Dressed lack Russell Eno Alxcc Strpbnu Olrka Zachary Nlrluin Howemtine wi. fix L.. Y ' Best Loolrmg Smlffed' Iamn Robrrts 'llargaret Thampxon Mary Eurlyn Small: Al ml lklrlkn 4' WHO S WHO X0 Most Lrlcely To Succeed Most Rona,-,f,c Rabrrl Slouer Grace Heath Faye Iuluwcll Daw snub Fnendllesl' Slvyesf Francs.: Martin Frankie Nell Adkuxan Car-Lenz Brll Lloyd Warm: PU W my' Av Y' fit Most Popular Athlete and Cutest Girl Most Popular Weldon Kem Vary 'Inn Newman M,n0n Rlmym I C B J yr a XT at ,r up 25 a , A f 'A 2 ,'-' 1 '41 5. 4 , 5 1 . I ,Q it , 3 4 r tx . . ' - 5 - - , I - K Q. fi 1 T- 1 3 ' M i I A - ,U 3 .V Qw 3 ,H , ...,M .X , Q . A 2 r EL , V N 'V k ' 'fi gr f',,.,' I , EJ lii 'W l III- 45' rp,-,-uv ..- 'J- , ... 1 'W fi W ' s K it gf 11. 5 . Scene I Scene 2 Scene 3 I wonder what happened in sfcnrf two? .3 .9 .3 .3 Some day, ask Betty Seulf and Edwin llfviggs, Phyllis VVliite nncl Lynette Tague, queens of tomorrow. Nlary Hope Boyette rezicling hfvlnry, Queen of Scots to Clara King, Helen Lawson, and Lum Faye Holland. Vvlaitiiig for :lie laell are Benny Allen, Betty Dixon, iinil In-:in Rawlings. Lziwton Hrs only sailor. Suniniy Albright. Pauline Grimrner :incl Buclcly Slover stuclying, perluips? Billy Bentley, Vesper lXlillsp.iugli, Bob Link, Roclney Vkfortlien-tlie four stooges. Ir seems tlint lack Russell li.is joinecl tlie liunmne society. Tlie seniors little queen is Carrying lvooks Cinigiginelb from seliool. lfxlrle Fountain Cineimlentully tlieie is 11 elgiss in progress lveliinml liinij takes Q1l70VV. Striking gi fitting pose, Billye Xliiri Denney sliows everyone wlint Al re.il cowgirl looks like. Ali? Bonnie Iegin Vxilker .intl Bobby fNlcCatliern togetlier as usual. Q- - if - 5 VW - fs -e G f ! l Z '?1 .3 If !.?-., Glen Brown gazing .... Faculty basketball team, Dillingham, Norton, Laubauch, Lanman, Hennessee, Dosser .... Going to Weatherford, Ruth Duncan, hlelvin Ward, and Warren Chrisman ..,. Wanda Dallas, singing her way out of school . . . . Miss lxlargaret Fox explaining her angles . . . . VVho does Bill Stevenson see in the typing room? Peggy Link and Edith Biles conferring on the front steps .... Iames Roberts, looking his best .... Florence Hobin and LaVilla Scott, pals .... Gocky Kern kissing his best girl, lklary Io Botkin Calso the basketball queenp .... Having a swell picnic are Pee Wee Williaims, hilary Evelyn Smith, Kathleen Lutner and others .... Concentration, Helga VVliitehead .... Bill Dixon, smiling .... hlary Francis Friedman and Bill Green, going steady .,.. Drinking a coke and smoking a cigarette is VVarren Binning .... Nlaking such a pretty reflection is Gladys Hope Stothard ..., Under that disguise from K'Our Town , that could be Francis Nlartin, Klary Ellen Klitchell, and lack Darling, '21-. W i Na i x Hg- 4, -j Ax X 21 r Advertlsed ln Esqulre Makes It Correct You W1l1 Fmd It Here SEE MARVIN JACK MORRIS .Q 1 an LAWTON OKLAHOMA LHSBost I-IERMAN'S STUDIO If lt s good work you want we can do lt 1941 Off1C1G1 School Photographer Bfll Burleson Don Holman LAWTON FUNERAL I-IGME cs U I I J. 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