Lawton High School - Wolverine Lore Yearbook (Lawton, OK)
- Class of 1942
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Becl-:er stnve: to make us better citizens by placing in our lmuilm the tools of learning During our xcars In high xehool we remem- bered him .is one to whom we could talfce all our troubles. Hu office vim Jlvvqyi open to the student who found lm-mqlf weighted down with ton nmny problems, .ind the .ztlvife given in hu lrlcntlh manner wb Jlw.iv5 weleunictl by those ulm entered 4 Entmrlezl to Llvs faculty of ffm .vclmol IJ the mile of preparzng ouer seven lum- dred .itudents fl year for work In later years. To tlve fulfillment of tlvzr M512 many lmnr: of work and prepimzlzon mrut be deuoteal-l2011rs of work that will benefzz not only ourselves, lllll Mlm our mzzzon. To ilu.: f,1n4lt3f goes our deepest appren- atzon for the Jplendfzzl IV1Jf7'!ICfI07! and dzreclzon you lam,-e gzuen ny during tlze part vcazrr. Regardcd as A man who is capable of direct- ing the school life of Lawtoifs Eve thousand srudentm 15 B. C. Swinncy, superintendent of 2 A I schools. Elected for his fourteenth year .15 su- ? perlnteudent. lvlr. Swinnev still continues to . ... dl, help che men and women of tomorrow prepare themselves for a position in life. 0 f -f In his hands are placed the nation-btulclers, v i:iii'l 1 Vx -4 llnfl ffl lllI11 is glvcn tlllf tllsli of Pfcpflflllg flllfnl fiilfg rl' for their future jobs. Lending them on to an ultimate goal of success is the burden that is placed upon his shnulderw. ul.. ..,,.. 9 1 ,Q For the trustworthy guidance and loyal K 'gg counsel that we have received from hum :luring the past :mtl previous years, we are deeply indebted. 15,5 MISS VANITA LEE MR. IOHN ROIDGERS Ianrnalum Engluh Ilmrflmzfw Edmurmn Cummrrcml .I,n.,,y MISS MARCARIQT FOX I'II.ulwgm.z1m J, GENE HANCOCK MRS. LAMEDA Pb .rl .11 Educatron 10,,,g,,,g,, .MW .4 MISS LILY STAFFORD Natural .Scrrnfzx JFS. Qt' MISS MARY ' S I Voral Music -AAI ,gl-, MR. BRYAN GRIFFIN Dvwmfwd Occnpmon fx wa im GRIFFIN MISS LOIS KENIIJ Communal MII. 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'41, Lwzwf 1 nun, '4.., 4., qu n,..u.1m QM-U. '41, -,....n...l f.,,...Ql qi mm sfmuf 1 1..N-. '42, xxm.-N-.M '40, 4. '41 Al.I.lzN LAVVRI-NC Ii H.,,...f sw-w ',l,, -404 '4., '41, :Jw xv, lm! ...ff r.l.f,.f, l.-'rr '4., Ld.f,.rf.nfrm-1 lm- 4, l..,,,,,, ff. '41, Blum 1'-.IIcx '44, n..1.... Nruw '41, vm. C.mm..mf gl, S.-HW Mcnmrmi 1,....1m.u.-,- qi, Lm1..f Cm. '41, '41, n14.....f sfwfv s4l.,,a..f-,l.,,. qv, um '1'.,w.. '4., x'.Cf.m..L1f,.r r+,..,,f 5,,U,flv '4., vJlU1mf.f.,.., y...1.f,f mul. QV, PAULINI: HYSAXV on...- cum Llulx 40 4., 41, usher fm, '4., 41, xx'.,uwfCm, '40, '41, '41 DON MrKlNNEY v1.L.1'm.f1L-..f, scum um '41, Gun cm, '.,. pg Uxhcr aim, '4., '41, H.....,f mwry 'N '40, rs..x...w Mmgff, 1....,1.f QW.. 4., 1s..5mm n1mgUf, swmf QW., '44, vm... Q,nu...uf.- uv, s.-....., Mwmml c:..m....lm '41, Awww 1su,.nw Mmw, l,..ff '41, uma '39, '4.,, '41, 1z.n.m smut '41, x...,1fm Councxl '421 Tf.,..,-en '41 CLADYS HOPE STOTHARD smmfy omff cms film, '42, umm- cms mul, '40, '41, '42, xxf..lvcmm q., '41g mmm Cm, '40, xp, qzg s1...1Qm Counul '40 41. TJm...g U1 the Shrvww '414 uw Trmmwr '41, um To-Mr' 4. BILLY BENTLEY Hmwr smm gq, '40 q., Fnngx '40, '4.. l'whcr Club '41, '41, umm 5.-mfs' '41, our Tm... '41, Pmm Commmff '41, HEDY IEAN NVELLS H..,...f a.c.l-ly '39, '40, Usher rum, '40, '4.. '411 xx'..uwmm '40, qf, '41, omff c..f1v cgluu, '40, ru- mm Tmchurx' Club '40 GEORGE VINEY BJ-,ku-ri-all ',.,. '40 gl. '41, Track '19, '40, '41 41. x'm..1Q-.H lumuf Claw 441, Prcudcuz Student cu...n. UI '42, 14..,.,,f 5.-Um '49, '40, '4., '41, Usher Llulv q., om 'I'..wu q.. Prom Cf-ummm '41, sfmof M-mum: c.,..m...m '41, L uni, '40, '41, '41, mugs. qv, '4. x'.wl'fm1w, s-.Mawr g......f.1 '41 MARIORIE SHOPE H.,....f swm' qu, '41, '41, Student Cf,..m,n '40, qx, '41, Xkhlxcrcrrcx '40 '41, 42. l..f..m Tmhm' cm, '40, q., Lhhcr c:n..1, '40, '41, '41, Tcnmx Club '40, '4., 1.m,..f Candnduw mf umulmln QM., 4. VVLNDELL SULLIVAN Fmnull '40, gl, '42, B.:-kcxlull '40 '41, '41, Track '4:, Student Cmmcxl '41, '4zg L Linh '40, '4n, '4z: Prcwdcnr, Hu Y Club '41, Premium ur Senmr Clan '41, Pfwdfm, mlm- nm, 41. -'R.,..m smvfu' 'qzg Murn.agf --r Nmncrtcn '42, Tr-mlwrx '42 GIEN MARII1 HOXVARD B.md '39, '40, w,.rwmu '41, '41, umm cm, '41, I-RFD LARRANCE 'um Tuvuf' q., Bland Amy' '41, -R.mm smmv' '42, uma ',.,. '40 q., 41. Tr.-.qw '41, 1-.Aww 'I.uIur '41, mmf: 54.14-f, LQ-ff '41 MYRTLE LANMAN H,.fmf 54-Um '39, xxmlvmuc. '41, Llbfm mul, '42, smdfm n1K..mf,l '4., 411 mm: QW, .-xWL....r I-.lm-r, Lon '41 EENNY ALLEN Baxkcrball '39, '40, '4u. '41, Tcumx 'yy '40, '41, '41. Uxlwr Cm, '41, L Clul. '41, 41. imdrnt .mmm U-uncul '41, Pr-vm C-unnuuuc '41 CAROLE CHILDS 'om Town 4.5 RMU 5.-mu- '31 xx'.,1U,fmU . .fc gms muh '41, 1.1-fm pm- '41 Hxgh l-dm-r .pe 'muff '41, I'-.wvuru Iimv-Lv my If cms, '41, 1-mm cm......1..-,P '41 XVILLIAIXIS Llnlw, Ff,.,,x.:.ll ja, W, 40, 4., rx..xL,fmx.i1 Jn '41, 41, rmk gf, q., gl, '--,mf Tm-ff qv, -'RMH1 42, 1'm..pm '41, mm Chccr Ludur '4-. 42, Class 'Ihznvurcr '39, B1akuI1.nli'Qurcn Mau- ngcr '41 SHIRLEY SHEPLER Bam: '39, qv, om TU.-..' '41, Llxlxcr UNI, q., '42, Tcnms Team '39 IIIVINIY CASH Our Town '41g Room Service' '42g Band '39, '40, '41, T.1tler Start '42, MARION XVOODS IOE BABEIQ T CX I Club '42, ,X 'X NVINNIE RUTI-I HOOKER Band '39, '40p Wblverettes '40, '41, '42g Usher Cl b '41, '42, LX IINIIXIIE MORRISON Ronin Service '42: T K I Club '41, COLEEN LUDRICK Student Cuunc1l '40, '41, '42g Our Town '41g Wol- verettes '40, '41, '42g Office Girls '4x, '4zg Usher Club '40, '41, '42, ARNOLD OVERTON Band '39, '40, '41, IANEY PAYE VVILSON XVolvcrcttes '40, '41, '4zg Future Teachers' Club '411 Student Council '40, '4Ig Usher Club '41g Office Girls' Club '39, '40, '41g Honor Society '39, IOHNNY PIPES Our Town '41, RACHEL RAVULINGS The Count and the C0-ed '4og Pirates of Pen- zance '4xg The Marriage of Nannette '42g Girls' Octet '40, '41, VVolverettes '42, BILL LUND Football '40, '41, '4zg Track '40, '41, '4zg L Club '41, '42, VUANDA DALLAS Viceepresident Glee Club '42g Girls' Quartet '41, '42g Faculty Advisor, Troupcrs' Club '4zg Cheer Leader, Vkiolverettex '42g Usher Club '4zg Marriage of Nan, nette '42 KENNETH WATTERS Band '39, '40, '41g Our Town '41g Tennis Club '39, '40, '41g Usher Cluli '42, BETTY DUNN Vv'olvereLtcs '40, '41, '4zg Tennis '40, '41, '42p Stu- dent Activity Cuuncil '4og Usher Club '40, '41, '42. LOXVELL KENNEDY 'I' M I Club '41, BETTY IUNE LOUD Our Town '41g Room Service '42, Girls' Band '39, '40, '41, Driun Mugorette '4ig Olflee Girls' Club '41g Tennis Club '42, IANIES lXfIc.CURDY FI11175 '40, '41, GLADYS ADELl.A LAROCHE Ullite Grrlx' Club '42 1' 'Tal GN 5 2 ff? I I 1, .ng QP 'TP L, zz - fa P-Sy, 'iw lbs nf fi' -5 Av- 'ff 015 0- f -6 TXIARII: SILVLI? BUIJ1 BROWN . WW HL., . . . Ck, M X Ci XRIHI PILRCI' urls' IS.1111l '51, '411, '41, IJ.111Lu Baml '41p Our , ' :Q 51 1 Q 1-. 'w' Q1 1 ' 11, ' 3 B ml Alley ' 1' 1111111 SIALILIY '46, ' 11, ' 1, I'r11111crx '4?.g lVl.111f '1-1111 '41, V1'11l11-ra-111' I'ru1dc11l '4lL L1br111'y Club 4 I ll 11 I 1Ll111 I I1I 4 41 ll G H 1 4 4 1 111. 4 41431-1 HIQ1111111 51-1' 1,- '44 FRISD LINDSEY I'111u' Qjlcc Llub '59, '40, '41g Tr1111pcr5 Club '42, lfdllgx '40, '41g R1111n1 Scrx'1cc '42g Blind Allcyn '41, Our Il11111 '41g Thu Pwuruv uf Penzance '41, The Bells 111 Cap1s:ra1111 '39, The Coum .1111l llu' C11A1'1l '41, ROSEIXIARY BALLEVV 611115 Band '401 Honor Society '39, '4o: Office G1rIs' Club '40, '41g Fnuurc Tcachurx' Club '40, '411 Viol- xcrctru '41, '41, RAYXIONU GREEN B,1nd '39, '40, '41, '42g Tcnnn Club '39, '40, '41g Taclu Staff '42, I-lmmr Socmty '39, '40, '4zg Stu- dent CLu1nL'1l '53, '39 XIARTI-IA IQKIILY RUSSELL L-1rIx' li.1ml ',4Q, '40, Glcc Club '42, Our Town '41g I'l1u lx'l.1rr1.1gc ul Na11nc1t1: '42, O1'l1cc Clrls' Club '41, '41g 'I'r1-114mm '41, Stagu Manager of Room Ser- uqu 42 KELLY HARROLIFF l'L1n1l '49, '411, '41, T 1X I Cl1.b '42 LILAH GRAY Orhcc Curb' Club '49, '41g 51111112111 C0lll1CIl '41, RAY HOXYELL IXIAXINE COOPER GPORCIE DUNN NORXIA ALLISON Suulunr CI1m1111c1l '40, '41 GLENN SHAFPR YIYIAN IXIANSLTR RALPH M1 INTOSH ALTHEA PEARSON CHARLES ZARLING Hnnnr S11L1cr1, 'gq. '40, '41. Qpffw f- , NIARK HANNA Bqxkcrlmll '42, OPAL MAE DECK KENNETH OGDEN BETTY HARAUGI-TTY CLIFTON CLARK Band '41, '42, l':.1llg5 '41, Elcctrlcian, Ulvfzlrriage of GALE REDEKER N3l1IlCEIC Q Trouperi' Club '41. A'l'iratc5 of Penzance '41, The Count and Lhc Co-dll '401 '4VV111dn11llv of Holland '39, Our Town '41, Blmd Allcy '42, Girls' Quartet '41, Girls' Octet '40, Tmupcrs' Club '4 NEIL DOTT5 T N l Club '41, '41, IOAN COVVELL Glrls Band 39, 40, 41, 42 DONALD LASSETTER MO111' Town '41. FRANCES IOYNER CLAUDE MCDANIEL T K I Club '42. ANNA GOMEZ VESPER MILLSPAUGH Room Service '42, Our Town '41, Band '39, '40, Tracl-L '39, '40, '41, Trnulverx' Club '42, Usher Club '41, HELEN W'EE5NER EDXVIN OWENS Our Tuwn '41, Faugx '41, 4 Cl Cl I 4 71, 1cul111'2. IO ANN BRANDON BOBBY ROBINSON BL-TTII4 IO VVILSON Ma fringe of Nannctte vw-, 'vs' ,fm 'WU 'UK Wi MARGAI1-IJL I UND Cjnrlx' B.1114I '51, '40, '41, '42, IlrtI1urr.1 I3.111Lc Ii.1111I '41, '42, Our Tww11 '41, I'A I' 5I'1-XRKS IXIARY I'5RANClI'5 IIiII1I,JXIAIYI IIu11ur Sutlclx '40, Vx'11Ix1A1'cItcw '411, '41 f,IIlI7 '41, '42, Our I'11u11 '41 ,OF 1.1NuR I'.111gx '40, '41, I' CY I Qlulm '41, I'1t IIL K I C,IuIJ '42 BONNIE IIEAN VK'ALIiIiR Gnrlx' B.1111I '4u, '41, '42, ID.111cc Ii.111LI '41 42 Ixc I Iuut r.11111g wlwwlwtrolttl 41 CQIAORCIIE HANNA ROSEIXIARY IXIATTHIIiSI1N Drum 111.1yorcttu '42, Usher Club '42, Qftlcv. Ira CIuI1 '42, GIQQ Clluh '40, '41, GIFIX' Octet 41 Plrates ut Pc11l.111Cc '41, Thu C,u11111 ,111tI the Co 4 DEWITT SHERRILL BJSIQL-tIm.1II '40, '41, '42, I-Iu1111r SOCICIF 1 Clulu '40, '41, '42, Mlxcd Chorus '40 Plrates I'Clll.II!LC '40, Student Cou111:1I '41, Cflulw '41, '42, Ifututc 'I'c.1cI1crs' Club '40 41 Trac '4n. BFI-TY GOODXVIN 'I' N I Cilulu '42, Huuur Society '42, xx'Ax'N13 FRAKES IEAN CARR RARR1a'tT ANDREXVS F1,111rIm.1ll 40, 41, 42, L Club 40, 41, 4 SELMA MORRIS C1rIs' Baud '40, '41, OiI1ce C11'Ii' CI11Iw 1 XVoxer cttcs '42, GEORGE SI-ILILL Blind AIIcv '42, Room Scrx'1cc '42, Trou ers 2 KATHRYN ALLEN Our Town '4lQ XVuIvcrcttc's '41, '42 Usher Club '41, '42, gl-.lIIlll1g UI the SI1rcw '41 '39, '40, '41, Tatlcr Sruli '41, LONNIE ROARK RETI-IA STANDLEY Glue Club '39, '40, '41, FAYNE FRAKES Our Town '41, Q- -M X- EDVVIN R, VAN DEUSEN HAZEL PRUET Clrlx' Band '40, T 61 I '42, NIORT BOVVIXIAN Fangs '40, 'QIL ljslwr Club '40, '41, Our Town '41 Room SEFVICCU '42, DOROTHY SANMANN Glec Club '413 UPIYHECS of I7CIlZ.ll1CC '41g G1rlQ' Oc :er 41. LEROY ESADOOAH Foorball '40, '41, '42, Track '39, '40, '41, '42: L Club '40, '41, '42, ROBIN YARNIUK Honor Sumecy '39, '40, '41, 42. WM4 ' M0 wif -ff XVALTER COX Uaher CIub '40, '41, Our Town '41, IVIOZELLE VVALKER T K I '41, '42, BOBBY GOWER Band '39, '40, Honor Society '39, '40, '41, '42, Ten- nis Club '40, '41, '42, Student Counml '413 Sports Editor, Lore '42. NIAXINE COOKE Olee Club '41, '42, I71rates of Penzance '41, FREDERICK EBISCH Glce Club '39, '40, '41, HPIFHECS of Penzance '41, 4 KATHLEEN OVERTON Student CKFLXIICII '40, '4z3 Girls' Band '39, '40, '41, f 42. L. T, CATHCART DOROTHY KIRKHAM lVl.1rr1.1gc ul N.J1111c1tu '42, Clu' Club '42 KENNETH POTTER Ifflorlmll Tr.11n1:r 42, Baxl-1c1lm,1ll Irgunur 413 I. Clul ,ull FFRN DOY? Ulluc Curl? f,l11l1 '41, '41 liI'N'Nl1'IH NIANSUR VI RA l'AXll'l,lN VI K 1: I , 14, ru - 1 f:I LA , I A 1 sm ..::.. '71 'if -Q -Od Nay Qi iw... 'ZW' Y 10' Ik 1' I, 6 fu. 46 -.X he IL ALIGE ALIXIA ISRAIXINIER X'1'11Ix'1-ra-law '42 HERBERT W'UI1SlNll-:R PEGGY IX1If,GIEIiERT ,....-,..., , ,-f I , f ,V W! LAQPSQK wussow 1 , ,ff if RUBY IXIANNING Band jg, '40, '41g Orclwxnru '41 NVolx'crcLlcw V421 IVIIXUII Gh-:ru I'c11z.111cc '41. PAUL MARBURGER HO11r Tmxlf' '41, T X l Clulw '4 GENEVA STRIPLIN CALVIN DICKS NIILDRED ROBERTS 1, L1 WHITP .T IX I Glulu '42, IXIELBA SMITH OHICC Girls' Clulx '41. '4z. ALLEN NIORGAN T C4 l Club '41, '42 VIRGINIA POTTER Prcslllcnt HI L1l1r.zr1 Llulu 42. XVILLIAIXI SANDERS EDITH BILES OIIILQ Glrls' Club '41, '42 EUSTACE LZONXYOOP Ffmrlmll 41. 4:31 LI11l1 41, 4 BETTY IN'IOP1LEY I-IOIXIER BARKER T K I Club IQ HPIFSLC Euurlmall '40 '41, '4zg L Club .4l '4z. NVYMAIXI PACE- kj 15O,RRIE N1a,X3v1!1C5RTE'13 Orcluuema '4og Curie' Band '41 HARRY HARXVELL BETTY IO IXICCONLEY Our T1,1w11 '4I1 FIIIIIFL' Trac Socxcry 41. BILLY HALL VIOLET HUGGINS BILL BROCKS FRNESTINE KORTHOUS ALBERT HAVLIK VIRGINIA AKIN LELAND GELVIN RUTH BRACKEEN ALVIN BOYD ILINEVENE MASSAD Cilcc Clulv '41, 132. ELVVYN ELLIS L Club '40, '41, 'Llzg Ifuwrlmll IJONNIS IINIGRAM l,1l11.1r1, fl11l1 43, 1,I1f:Cl11l1'41 .4 A, XY, CQRIGGS IULIA KL'Cfl-IYNKA vcrsrreb '42, Club '41, Honor .VL gli, .ll wr it x - j mn, J! 5, 'N-.J 'ilelrsz ,Q P' 1.2 ,-,f'N in in 48 ILIAINIIIA IJLICQIQVVURTIJI 'I' CY I Cllulm '41, '42 XVILMER MILLER l5.1111I gg. 411, 41, 41, IJUIIKL' I'5u111l 40, 41 42 l.llJI'LI ry Lluh 41 GLISNNISE SI-IAFFR Clrls' l3.1111l '40, Olllpu fllrls' C'llIIA '41, Tn-1111ls Clul ' 1, Trnu xcrx ' 2, XK'rmIxcrclIcx ' 2, 4 I DONALD LUTZ Band '39, '40, '41, '42, RAE MILLER Wolvcrcrrcs '42, HENRY WICI-I L Club '41, '42, Track '41, '42, Football '41, '42, LEONONA BRENNAN BILLY I-IOLLON Bl1nd Alley '42. THEODOSIA ENGLE Glen Club '40, '41, Mixecl Chorus '41, XVUIVCFCII '40, '41, WILEY COX T as: 1 Club '42, LAVERNE BLUE GORDEN VVINKLEMAN Thu h'Idl'I'lJgC of Na1111cuc '42 DAISY FITCH DOUGLAS I-IARGROVE I-ERN SCI-IRADER LAWRENCE ANDRENV5 JUNE AKERS CHARLES RUPPIE IANE MALIPIN Studcnc Council '40, '411 Girls Band 40, 41, 4 Senior Memorial Cc-rninurrcc '42.g Orclicsrm '40, '41 LAVVANDA DAVID BEVERLY RICE Our Town '41, Office Girls' Club '41, '42g Us Club '41, '42. DELPI-IIA NEELY Girls' Band '40, '41, '42, LEONA EI-ILER BETTY IANE SKIDMORE AUDREY STAMPER EVELYN LOVJE LOUISE SANCI-IEZ LELA PINDELL DORIS I-IAYS AMANDA SCRUGGS IACK BILLINGTON MICHAEL RLIDDEN DON ELLEGOOD Our Town '41, Room Scrvicrn '42, Band '39, '40, '41, '42, Troupers '41, Taller Stall '42. 61444 of '42 ,fe 11 -aw fr' 1? 1. PEGGY LINK TROY TUTFLE BETTY WALDROP ROY TUTTLE 1 V 1 1 1 , , -,- ,Q Qkh 'f 4 R Q Xifef 'fer u 2 551 ' wikf... , ffm if f 1- -I-1 -:I ' 1-M ,Q J. ' 'IW We P- I R ' -qs. Q., - A Q- . P x' 2 , . 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'1'M ,. 1' ' I .-,,, I- .., . nw. r A eil? 912' f I , 1 :yi-3 1 . fl-- 3 1 l Q2 . 1-.L-:N Q 15.,... ,V pA f','l . ll' X R j3g:j'n'I Q ---.4-n. -' I Y, vin .- N -nw SfQfz,25Q:i' ' ,, ,M v-'X 'X' 'Wu , 1' 8 me U M 1 A , A W QM, --Tw A 1 rg '15 ff, 1- 1-Tlify , , 3 4 FIRST ROW: Eugene Keeler, Gwen Iohnson, Bob Hicks, Patsy Kennard, Lahoma Harden, Imogene Kile, Wanda Mae Hise, Vernia lvlae jackson. SECOND ROW: Billie lack Koch, Mildred Lee Howard, Mary Io Howard, hlildred Hawkins, Louetta Hight. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Sue Hail, Wooclie Iohnson, Naomi Hutchings, Clyde Hennessee, Ima Io Howard, Virginia Iennings, Mr. Hill. FOURTH Row: Winnie Mae Haile, lack Iones, Herwanna Lee HarrouPE, Dorothy May Hunt, Carl Herring, Howard Iones, Edward Hanson. ,t,,,,,1',2fIQ.,QZ FIRST ROW: Eva Mac Long, Anna Faye Manning, Iohnny Mavity, Evelyn Iune Mitchell, Valera Io Mills, George Nliddlcton, leanine Lewis, Perry lXflcCriston, Glen McNeil. SECOND ROW: Nliss Fox, Lorraine LeBarre, Iohn lNflcGiffert, lack Messall, Betty lean Lydon, WH1'l'CH Loud, Mary Munson, Dorothy Moore. THIRD ROW: Bob Lamphere, lvlary Ann McComb, Bobby McHale, Lewis lvlanning, Earl LaRoche, Georgia Mae Myers. FOURTH Row: Bryan Logan, Emmitt Meraz, Edith Milligan, Glenn lvlowery, Don Millspaugh, Ralph Lindsey, Bobby lvlorris, Kenneth McKee. 'XE 5' FIRST ROW: Hazel Covert, Nadine Hanks, Wfayne Allred, lylary Louise Cainpbcll, Bgirb.ira Black, Lcatha Boyd, Edward Correia, Betty Io Howard, Iuanita Cox, Dorothy Chaat, SECOND ROW: Miss Dillingham, Iuanita Andrews, Louie Ruth Cannon, Lorene Br-ntley, Bibiana Bodo, Iewcll Carter, Walter Bruns. THIRD ROW: lane Andrews, Dorothy Walker, Larson Brown, Betty Brandon, lack Ashmore, Nlarshall Baker, Dorothy Abbot, lack Barton. FOURTH ROW: Hazel Lee Becker, Pat Bryan, Paul Callahan. FIFTH ROW: Harold Aurcll, Mzirgaret Ann Becker, lvlax Brock, Betty Ann Chambers, Bob Brotlierton, Rollie Allen, Don Butemeyer, Hershel Barnett, B. Clemons. QZ.fl'.l'f.,1' FIRST Row: Elza Mae Doye, Dorothy Griggs, Billy Frederick, Betty Pearl Foster, Betty Gilmer, Billy Ioe Day. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Robertson, Iuanita Griggs, Robert Fulghum, Evelyn Geer, Roma Fultz, Bob Davis, Owen Crutcher. THIRD ROW: Betty Iune Dunbar, Paul Dean, Billie Gayle Foster, Fannie Beth Darden, Kenneth Glennan. FOURTH ROW: Wandalea Cummings, Billy Giles, Iimmy Edwards, Alston Dean, Raynell Gross, Blaine Donley, Charles Davis. HFC Q51 ,Q I , 'ff .Y , ybvfbvr. . 4 3' ,-L T ' 5 , ,J Z , 5? - -, ,g..1: ' Z l fs bl - '37, E: I A 5' li ' Y 9 --x A .7 r 'L l 3 3-Q-'76 V ' 1-1 f ti I I I 7 mir FIRST ROW: Mary Ruth Sprague, Alton Slaybaugh, Alfreda Shafer, Frankie Thompson, Margarete Seabolt, Bobby Thacker, Gwen Young, Ervin Smith. ' SECOND Row: Mary lvlanning, Wreatha Yarmuk, Warrren Weaver, Dorothy Thomas, Lawrence White, Kittie Williams, lvlary Helen Welch. THIRD Row: Helen Mae Ward, Barbara Waters, Beulah Ann Smith, Kenneth Youngblood, Daniel Woesner, Doris Taylor, Mildred Schram, Betty Scull. FOURTH ROW: Miss Fischer, Margaret Whiting, lune Yarbor, Maxine Schreiner, Oweda Smith. FIFTH Rowz Gerald Trapnell, George Turner, Leo Southard, Pete Warren, Elro Scott, Robert Scott. ,.,.,1'f,'f,'Q'mf FIRST Row: Mr. Webb, Viola Ramsey, Eunice Pace, Doris Sanclers, lack Pinchback, Carl Roberts, Iohn Parkinson. SECOND now: Christine Reed, Ioan Pierson, Vera Mae Sanmann, Rotha Patterson, Roye Sanders. THIRD Row: Nelva Pauley, Charlotte Ray, Rebecca Pierce, Martha Lee Robinson, Glenn Pipes, Iim Recer. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Oakes, Nila Marie Norris, Laura Quaid, Earl Pitts, Ernest Rhodes, Iames Sawyer. FIFTH Row: Bob Richards, E. B. Ross, Richard Osborn. .gf ,Q 5 V , ,1- ..v-uw Q. WMM WWW fm? A - hzgl 41 r V' 9 gi l f 0 L ' l nr- , f 9 kv , L t 3- ffl A ' W l ' -.., 43 Q- QKW - fl . 11' '19 Y ,f W l- .rl , A J 'A XVlfNDEl,L SULLIVAN BUFORD PRINGLE NOEL DUE fidfmm, lzlfl U P Center End :ll c xg, ' ll' 'Yll l 1 anal P' , 51- , 11 i Q , K , 1 Mm-l. I: A 5 A 0 l ' , , l 23, A . r ' f f. ' Q , . lr Q .' 9 QS J , ' 4- l IW 'l L aj. I , , l 17 If, ' , ' ' -in P' Q 2725-- -,jf , , . ,f -li .. ui... , ' ,' - ll 'hi 5 3. Q l- V l fi A l fgijl- ,' ' v eg .V:...n 'QE' an 4521- lg ,. V, Elf M 'f 4,21 2.14 1: T r va. '- W9 ,yw ' ' ' , Gif il ua , , 5 3651 Y ,M K ' , . GEORGE ROBINSON HARRY EVANS lAclt ROBINSON TONN film GM: Tllflzle Tnclzlz .-,rj Q ' The vcrlr of lgql-41 wlll hc rclllclllbcrtcl bl' our whlllc school .ls 13 'i W Q thc unc ln whlch the XVullcrlrlus l.lcc.llllc State Clumplolls Smrtlng 1 Q V. wltll A tcnm that had ylnud onlx hull .l ytnvoll rlw prcvloum lt-.lr, thlr , V ,janv f squad was tmlncd .mtl twrdlllltud ro wt-ll tlut tllux became tllc best ' f n .A V, ' ml.. .H Ill: Sm. Nlmcll for lllw, ml flw Alllbflfl flew., Wm 4 ln.. Hlm' Elm, M pollml glllfll, wt-nllfll s..ll.ll..ll, ,lllmglllg llllllmlt ff A l ' 5 4- ? ' ' ,X l.l lllc club, ...lll l,flaf.,l El..ll.,l,..ll, llll- lllw .lull ll, Ill. l..lC...p. , 1 1 A - cfm lm lmllllmg :lm lm mm gm fo lml uo.lfI1Glcnn Dorm, W 1 A. . , +A 5: In I - mln nl rhc voullgcst .lnd mort llutxtllldlllg loatlmlll conchcs ln thc st,ltc. ' Inf' 3 w '7. ij-' Amlmg lllm .Ht lm wltll, Gm Hlmtl. ml l,..Clll.clll mtl., an ff, Q ,I mlm' EsAlJtloAll MW Duf- GENE D555 Hail: Startlllg tllt xcmull lnclnru .l crowd of qlllm, :llc l..lwtzlu Whlvcrlllu BML tlrlcntczl tllf Vlhlltcrs llllla Dcvllx bl .l xcorc of 13 to 7, Incl. lnncw, ' mplmlllorc hull, threw llcallll pmsus for two ol l..lwtrsll's lmlr xcuru Ou the nlght ol September zbtll, tllc Adu Collgnrl mn: the Wqlwrlncl l- .lt Romcult xt.ll:llunl and were dclcntud bl .l score of 31 to 13. Lllwrull, mrctl :llc burr prup stlmol tmm ln tl'lc rmtc, downed a grultlx' lmprovcll Qltl.lllflm.l Curl' Ccntul Hlgll School clcvcn 1: to 0. Q ni Tllc lllghly contcrtcd gulls w.ll pllycd .lt TAI: Stadlllln ln Oltlulmmn ' 'V ' Clll' bclnrc .l crowd of rwvlltv-flxc hlllltlrcd lam. Completely olltpl.ll'- , - ' lug rllt- Arfllnurc tc.lm, :llc ldlwloll Wulvcrlncs dcfccltcd the Tlgcrs 17 Q. tn 7 The hlgllllght of thu game w.u J llftv lulrd tullcllsluwn lprlnt by L 24' in , A .4 . L ' .-4 Lfbirnm, -J Z'l..,1-' VF., , - JM - 12233353b3lf'uwfzj1.1?gilfa3 '1 sf K ,l lf- fu.,-11'-:',.-' ap, .1-lx - -1, RAY NEWMAN LCRIW Esndmull, l..lwton's alnlppv luck. Wwffffffffffff 0 I0 20 30 140 50 40 30 20 I0 0 mea-. A X Ellllll3lUllE x Y . .-3 ' QP f l i A . , ii A 3 Iv- u I, Q C. Iv l' A V . . W V Q , , ,' aw' 'Im . V tff A W , ' v - ' ' Y ' ' Y v 'Ali ' . , X w . i f vs, , --in l 1 -, . it .1- 1 fs sa a 2 We x 1 ELWYN El.l.lS HENRY NVlCl'l l'lll.l Y Cijlelllllll- l'lfYl'lf XVARREN Center Em! Ifnd limi i -11 g 1 - I Iv, I lr 1 if N , 5 f i 4 TI . -3 W- ' an 1: ' Q Q eu. - QM v collar .- ' .114 - - v . A K, -. X ' Q. ' ,V , .. , ' 1 l A p--1 , .49 Y' -1 ,V 1 '-ur' wk H2115 g wr 1- -5 '- . ff' V :I - swf Q - EUSTACE CONXVOOP BARRET-lr ANDREXVS HILL LUND 'l,hlON ETHELL Guard Guard Tug!-lr Tackle . .- ,T Rating almost at Wm, are Lawton NVolvcrines wma on to .1 a..m-- i. ? , .... 4 ' nine to nothing vrcrorx in one ol the greatest and rnost thrilling gamer Z K ' ,I 3 of the season. During this game the xecond string did a great tleal of ' ' ' l .,,,- Y ,rv playing which aided in Lawtonk outstanding victory On the night '-' . w 1-1' 5 of October 24th. the Hollis Tigers lell victim tn the smashing XVolvcr- U E h v ' ine Team in a game which ended with l.awton's sixth triumph ol the ' S' . season, the score reading qu to 41. '77'i ' l R ' u Completely outplavlng the powerful Duncan Demons, the Lawton i1 X. 'L ll . , H: ' Wolveriries rolled on toward an undefeated season with a 17 to is victory I, . I, A P ' in a game which proved to be the most thrilling and spectacular for M .3 l.awron's number one guard, Harrv Evans, Ending their home schedule Q , ' EMMETV MERAZ for the season, the all rnightx Wolverines added another star ro their IAME5 Rfxclxhhl Bark roll of victories when they deleatcd the Frederick Bombers :tm to fi at a BML game played in Lawron's Roosevelt Stadium. i ' 111' For his spectacular playing in the Chiclaasha game. LeRoy Esadooah ii 3 I ' 4 was named the outstanding highschool back for the week of November 1 x the l7th to the 23rd by an Oklahoma City reporter. Failing to seurc, x K ' the Altus Bulldogs went down under the terrific inaullng handed them . 1 by the Lawton Wolverines in their annual Turkey Day classic var the A '9 '?' Aim, Memorial Stadium. Tlus mica are Lawton xwfoilufw loot- .a X Vi A W.. hall season just about the wav it had started Ther' were rated the best 1' 1. h'X ' ' 'Zag' high school football team in the state from the verv strrr and nerer lrnt ,,i-4 'A 1 f -1- 'A - ' that rating in the eyes of mam' .ill season. - - - ' s t .A ' Z V, f 'V I-' . had -- HOMER BARKER Bots wittmais Burk Trainer 'A iL':: ',i.i'i1 .' l,'.TQ'1I.I Af. XXXXXMO W ,i ..u,.1' ,,,a.t'!.g,x 'v l -- . :,,.v1: Mi, , N. f fit wma ti ww V f ' 1.4:-gli -jig-,31'1' WENDELL SULLIVAN Glidfd .X J BENNY ALLEN DEWITT SHERRILL Forwiznl' Fvfwffd GEORGE VINFY FD7T.L'i17Ii 1 '44, ' f ,ff-'7 73 :4 AWf f1'?i5 ,.,.,i',,g,:,f,1y'i,-,, Q- iffi' Y f:lf'ii 7.'. , 'jf if C ' H , ,A,, -' I .. f .' .fa 1. V, ,H BILLY COLBL RT Ftnzufml B Lawton High School without three of their last yearis lettermen, started their cage season hy defeating the Xvnlters Blue Devih 31 to 19. This game clrew the largest crowd in the hittory of the school, During this year the greatctt number of boys reported for prac- tice and the seacon was completed with fifteen boys lettering, the largest number in the history of the school. Due to 11 very ahort practice schedule, Lawton played an average sermon, winning seven games and loeing five. Even though the how thowcd great Promise during thc practice season, they failed to reach the goal wt for them hx' last vearis team. Yvith the lost of six seniora, Colbert, R.lCl'ilCY.X,lHCy,SUlllVJD,Sl1Cl'l'lll, and Allen, nine lt-ttermen will return next vear to malta their team the but in our history. : IACK ICWES Mllfd IAMES RACLLEY Cjllllfd , .,,, '. , ,ff- 4 , J' 1 li. Q , ,Z ,,, X4 , NOEL DUE Center E , .X TONY SUMPTER Cerltflr IOE SPEARE Forward BLAKE WILLIAIVIS Forward RAY NEW M A N CEHLIVII .f 8429014 This w.1s J vcnr of vlctories .md dcleqcs. but even so, the I942 baskerlmll mann will stand as n model for the many 1:c.nns to lol, low because of their splendid playing ability and grand sporumanship. The schedule for this x'c.1r'Q sem 411 wu 1 follows: Lawton 21 , ,, , Marlow Lawton 31 , , , Walters Lawton 18 ,,,,,,, El Reno Lawton 27 ,,,,,, Duncan Lawton 25 H ,, County All Stars Lawton 23 , , , , , Chickasha Lawton 26 ,, , ,..l,,, , ,NEI Reno Lawton 37 , H . Anadarko Lawton 35 ,,,, ,,,,, D uncan Lawton 29 . , ,, ,, Altus Lawton 35 Chickasha Lawton 34 Anadarko KENNETH POTTER Trainer Onfy ISUFORD PRINCSLE ffcnlsr EMMETT MERAZ Guard RUTHYA PATTEIISON Cf mmf gb f to f :L he ii I LEFT TO RIGHT: Lawrence NVhi l l Turning out for practice to the state meets last year at coach Marion Due who is also 1 During the latter part of championship in a meet held finished second with 58 poinrsg opened. Three records were set in the hundred vard dash Vinev Hat. i L . I . ,, , '--af., ,WV 9 'r-us. ' -. 9- - 1 ,. ' ' VV VV . V . ' V 2' ff 7.5359 ' V V. -. J' 'f 11 Bob Qpee Vlfeej VVilliams, trainer, Emmett Meraz, George Viney, Buford Pringle, Lacey Holley, re, Phil Donahue, Neil Dodson, Marion Due, coach. Track '7eam 1 this year were some of the fastest boys Lawton High School has ever seen. Many of the boys had gone Norman and the meet at Edmond. For the success of this fine team much of the credit goes to their backfield coach for the football squad. the SCl100l vear, the Lawton tracksters won their third consecutive Boomer conference track and Held meet at Duncan. The Wolverines accumulated 65 points, including seven Firsts with two relay titles. Duncan Ghiclcasha was third with 21 points. In made a clean sweep of track titles since the Boomer conference was the meet. Noel Due won hrst in ther io yards high hurdles in the very fast time of I5 seconds flat. ln took first place with the time of 10.2 seconds and in the 220 yard dash he burnt up the tracl-2 in 22 seconds l l . . . i At the state meet at Norman the 880 yard relay team placed first in the time of I minute 33 seconds. On this team were Donahue, 1 White, Hollev, and Vinev. ln the 220 vard dash Vine laced second in 21.8 seconds. Donahue laced fourth in the loo ard .i V . V . Y P P Y dash and Mcraz fourth in the broad jump. l l i l i l l Lawron's winning relay team in 1 stare meer. . 2 S LEFT TO RIGHT: Viney, Holley, White, Donahue. 957' i Following is a list of the boys' best time fi and distances that they have ever made in V.. various meets. fr, 1 ' ug., 4 Meraz-broad jump-21 feet, 4 inches. f' 5 ., 5 s 5 - . - ,V 10 9 ' - 9 V 'Q' ,- Vincy-loo yarrl dash, 9.8 seconds-220 abfpig- 4- V yard dash, 22 seconds. ' ' gif-f',y.4i r . . .: ' Prin le-discus, no feet-shot ur, 0 fecL ' A Am. silk- g P 4 T ,Qffi Holley-440 yard dash. 52 seconds-zoo ek yard low hurdles, 22.5 seconds. Q . ' V, 'fl Zo 1 White-xoo yard dash, io.: seconds. I 'Al if fV1 f , DOUHIIKICLIOO yard clash, 10.2 seconds. - f i 3 y 1+ if if f, 1 , , V V Dodson-half mile-z minutes 31 seconds. . r. sv FT fa . fi aik' l if '- . v-- I . - ' V -V V me at 'ri ' VV V A 2. -4'-.rf 'i,,V'fV ' 1 . ,V . ,. V VVl ',. V Vit -QQQMV' ! . ,NAV VV' -V 5 l - ' ' -P' . Lk I 'ffiir' , . V ' I' ' Y lffimr' ,,.' 'W r ' z-e:,n,'sar.mm'r ' JAVA' V' ' .-f L .. ld W N. ' ae-ffgz' . 'lb ai ' ,li 'K CHARLES AVERA Bays' President wrt l X- A a WA' Sv ll qw-1, 5 if , f' - .f-fir' i i X ,xt X . '- 'A - .aasnff ,, 'f f+'WT GIRLS' TEAM: Betty Dunn, Margabel Lund, Herwana Lee Harrouli. 300144 The spring of '42 gave Lawton High one of its most well balanced tennis teams in its history, A junior, Slamming Charles Avera, the boys' president won the high school championship by outstrolting the chops of-Bobby Gower, a senior, in a hard-fought match, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. A dual match with Chickasha was never played because of wet weather, however, the team did itself proud in the Four- State tournament held at Tulsa. They played against the best teams but were taken out in the early rounds. The team of girls with Herwana Squad Harrourf playing singles and Betty Dunn, the girls' president, playing doubles with Margabel Lund accom- panied the boys' team of Charles Avera, Bobby Gower, Benny Allen, and Bill Dixon to the state tournament at Oklahoma University. Though HarrouH, Avera, and Gower were put out in early rounds in the singles, the doubles team went out to make history for Lawton and also for the ancient tournament. Betty Dunn and Margabel Lund advanced to the final round of the girls' doubles before being dropped by a team from Chicltasha, This kind of play- ing was nothing new to these girls, because they have been playing top-notch tennis since they were in Iunior High. The boys' doubles teams composed of Avera and Allen, and Gower and Dixon proved to be surprises of the meet. Both teams advanced to the semi- Finals, making the First time in the history of the tournament that one school had two teams in the late rounds. This was also the First time a boys' tennis team from Lawton went as far as the semi-finals. With a second in urls' doubles the Lawton High netters placed third in the meet, scoring behinf Chickasha, first and Tulsa Central, second. BOYS' TEAM: Charles Avera, Benny Allen, Bob Gower, Bill Dixon. ' ,E , inf 1 I Q i V Vzxpfilrfv 221,243 4!L '..'9 i . s in -++-- L .g , 3 ,allgaz a A ' f, ,', fi 'WE BEI I I DUNN Girls' President ff :ie -Az ala! gg. , ,af +0 ,Q -. ma , . , wir 5 2' rafy-'41 S. ,g 44 wk., - gj'731' 1,2553 Z 943241 ffifiafv lf, 77 '- ir'-!,.. .1-3-M 0'P'f0-110. XO: Docodh' Maggxxx' S . XJQSQ GKKRN. RLS' TR 01311110 . CX second S U14 YQ. ki af, .. , ml www Qudx 4 Laura A, ah 0. X UO?- V CBC fl O, Y nd, :C LU 50Q'fL1'I1 Nhss-ad, BOYS' QUART tone: Bryogidz s0hn Young' tenor ogan, busy: Miss Crm ,,.,,., ,.,.., ,.ff '-,-f L ,-f 'H 1 l , E 's ,sz 'X ,Hi X 3 92:4 I xv. 1 7 y J' I V 4 , l . -- hge ,x xx 30 wrw' yum V LOMKYJSXIXQ ONAXSAS, SWUWA um VXQXXQL G . 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Dressed in their red coats and grey mnrx. rhix -from w w.iQ .1 rlirillin ' sivht to watch .is thm' marched reciseiv dnwn the held i b l 5 :w P . ht-tween hgilx-ex of the hvothdll qgiincx. in :ix inzira of 3311 school d.n's this organization has played for 459 diFfcr:nt audiences, ui .ii-cipigiiig .1 tuntcrt evcrv other school ding This is, indeed, a record to be challenged by .int other high sthrwol hind in the st.1tc. This i'e.1r they have gippcnrcd in Eve Concern given ,ir rht at-Iinfil where thai' were directed by several of the lending conductors of the state, Much of the iircdit for the fine record of this hgind goes to their director, hair. iD. E. Lau- huh XVitIwnr his Qpitndid work and cooperdtioii with the members of this organization. rlnx vt-tnitl wwuhl nr-t h.n-C been llklkiif. N I . :Wt 8 -Q-Qililklll' .LY i Q i EH ! llgll WE A an ,Q V, 1 Q, ',,.1 P' . ' Fi.-1 H-'f-phi 1 - ' . , - i -- - -r Kane! Rum Ad Acers, Harold Aurell, Kenneth Bible, Garold Bowlby, Alvin Bowl. Iolmm' Crimp! bell, Leroy Carter, Prank Callaway, Leroy Clirisrian, Clifton Cltirl-1, Ronny Crane, l-lerscliel Criswell, Owen Crutcher, Bob Davis, Arcbie Dunn, Bobbi' Dunn, Lerox' Evans, Don Glasby, lasper Goben, Raymond Green, David Grimes, C. B, Haire, limmie Harbart, Elmer Harris, Claire l-less, Bryon Hester, Bob l-liclas, Don lones, Eugene Keeler, Everett liirltpat- rick, Floyd Larsen, Fred Larrance, lames Lucas, Don Lutz, Bobbi' lX'lcCraw, Bobby lXflcl-lille, Don Nlclfinney, Vifilmer Miller, Cecil Nloiitgoniery, Donald Neelv, Bill Neptune, Rielmi-rl Orr, E. B. Ross, Robert Scott, David Scall, Coy Surtle, Lester Sutrlc, Blair Taliaferro, Bill Terrell, Bryon Tillerson, lvlilton -l-illerson, Leonard Tillerson, U. D. YV.1ll-ter, Dale Wiarcl, Gene Welcli, Warren Wheeler, Bill Wliisiiand, Edwin Vlfiggs. 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Practicing one hour .1 tl.n' for live tl.n S ti wccla, thus girls have become masters of their instruments. During this xc.ir thci' have .ippoircd in live concerts givcn in the high school auclitorium .it wliith tiniux rlwii were phtccl untlcr thc tlircctorihip of outsmncling contluctors from dif- fcrt-nt lmrtx of the wits, IXPPCJl'Il1g as gucst dlruttorx thit vcgir were VVilliam R. VVehtcntl, Pro- fgwir of lnwtrunicntnl lX'luQit it University of Okl.ll1l'5Il1.1, Leonard Hnugh, Assistant Professor ul lDiII'llll1Cl1E.ll lXlLlNIC .it Univcmtv fJlOhltll1fJIl1.lQ Lewis Ciilnmii, Director of Oklahoma City C,L'l1lfI'.ll High 5tIwol Btintlsg Hcnri lXlinsl4i', hcgicl of muwic clcpartmcnt at North EnStcrn 5tntc Tuitlicis' Crillt-gcg Lintl Limos Neilson, hcncl of lmtrunicntal lvlusic Dcpnrtmcnt at Lvl-il.llVil1l.l Citi University. lwir thtfir hui' wfirla during thc out Hvc vunrs, thc Stuclcnts, faculty, :incl people of Law- ton ,irr ,gmitli intlt-htt-il Ir is, iniluucl, .x grunt Plcgmirc to have such .i Fine organization in flllln 'NL'llfNil, N N I i ,. I n I Illll in i ii ll iilii 'ilngll ,en IP ' W it U ,, Vai., if i Bam! Dorothy Abbot, LnVern Albright, Ann Bentlev, Betty Hmiitloii, in Ann ljvixiiuluii, I-i Ruth Brown, Luetha Byrd, Lew Steel Cain, lVl.u'y Louise Campbell, XxNi.lI1il.llC,l Ciiiiiuiiiiigg, Louie Ruth Cannon, Hazel Covert, Emma lo Cooke, Alice Cr.1nd.ill, l'.itsi Cil'lllIClWL'l. Billie Ioe Dees, Guida Dickens, D.1rles Evans, Rae Fisl-4, Betty Suv: Follis, Alinetli Caiiilmlu, loan Gcirtrell, Oma Marie Gentry, Betty Lou Gifford, Dorothy Girliord, fXl.u'i Sue Gillonl. ivlarilyn Gilbert, Lucille Green, ledn Gray, Helen Hansen, line Himiltnn, Iunq Hiwlaiiis, Mavis Hendrix, Twilu Iune Hauser, l..LlYL1l:LlX'C Hollind, Botti' In Howartl. iXl.iri l-WC Hughes, Dorothy Mai' Hunt, Beverly Iohnson, ljntsi' Kenntird, lean Kelly, iuhn Kelli. Klileen Leister, Iezinine Lewis, Billie I0 Liles, Dixie lVl.ie Lourv, lXl.irg.ibel Lund, Bern It-.ui Lydon, Rosemary Nlatthieson, lane lvluupin, Betty NleHenry, Nom Nleniz, loite Xleritt, Betti' Chloe Nliehels, Donna Belle lvliehels, Vgiletn Io lvlills, Amelm ikloore, Bettx I-.ut Morris, Pug Nlyers, Delphizi Neely, Niln Norris, Rue Qliver, Kathleen Uverton, Ixlilwle Plemmons, Chelo Penn, Viola Rninsey, Neomn Rhodes, Geoz'gi.1nn.i Robinson, Doris Russell, Marjorie Russell, Betty Scull, Anita Sexton, Ruth Sizemore, Betty line Smith, Iolvee Smith, Naclyne Sutherland, Nlnry Elizabeth Taggart, Arden Tice, Aleiee Wgilkt-r, Bonnie XVgill4er, Cleo Walker, Dorothy Walker, Bobbie Wnlliice, Virginia Vxfertz, Sybil VVillii1ms. X 4401. Eaffa' Qlee GMA FIRST ROXV: Gerald Trapnell, Dale XXILIFCI, Ralph Culver, Rothya Patterson, Iohn Young, Elro Scott, Byran Logan, Vfendell Sullivan. SECOND RGXV: Don hlillspaugh, Billy Childs, Keith Kaylor, Sammy Io Whelan, Roy Sanders, Robert Pierson, Glen Smith, Iackie Brooks, Miss Griffin, director. THIRD ROXV: lim Nlonroe, Buford Pringle, Waltoii Hicks, Edwin Owens, W3y'DC Fralies, Stanley Czerneclti. mf Qfee cw FIRST RQVV: Evelyn Geer, lvlargaret O'Neill, Clara King, Dorothy Brannon, Ruth Duncan, Leah Kenny, Lillian Nagle. Dorothy Nlartin. SECOND ROXV: Frankie Thompson, lvlargaret Becker, lvlarcene Reynolds, Mary' Helen Vvelch, lean Gray, hiartha Russell, lznfne Culbertson, Dorothy lviurphy. THIRD ROVV: Nelva Pauley, Iacqueline Smith, Patsy Lyle, hlary Lawson, Laura Lee Quaid, Dorothy Ann Zlotowsky, Dorothy I-Ieclcerman. FOURTH ROXV: Miss Griffin, director, Althca Banks, Leona Ehler, Vlfanda Dallas, Nlary Io Botkin, Lessie Smith, Iunevene Massatl, Rachel Rawlings. I ,U Q12 Q : , - ' 9353! 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'x A ' 0 , .1 Ji 5351 wi wi, 1' ' f : 'w' . . J ,gs ' ?!7:'1: f' A! I f ,I i X ALLEN LAWRENCE ' Editor A Q IYR I mx LE 4 TLB LAN X1 AN YUM AIAIV MISS SPOYISUI 1.1111 Efbzar : T ,i f I -.i'Q'0F:x F , , . 4? . 1 1, rm. 'N 'T A WWW A L. K F, if 55556 Z BQBBY GOWER CAROLE CHILDS IVIARILYN GILBERT EARLE FOUNTAIN Span-Y Edna, Feature Editor Arllurty Editor BuJ1r1v:.f'iUd dge' Jiw, A I A 1 '56 'ics S-1' Other members of the sniff were: DonAMcKinney, :issismnr business marugcr: Mary I0 Bockin, junior picture editorg Mary Hope Buy:-ne, assistant activity edirorg Fred Lnrrince, assistant feature editor. Not appearing in the picture wcrc: George Vmiiy, JSSISKJUK sports editor: and I-Ierwana Lee Harrouff, sophomore picture editor. , m e , ' -ff -vu-wvm 'X M, ,ff ffi5?,'.1'i 'f 4-11i .1q-visa' ,- .sim it HV. Q- , , x .V .Y-i,,g.:.--:-,,.- ,Lug are -un.. Pmsr Row: Ivladelyn Iarvis, Mary Io Botkin, Ivlarilyn Gilbert, ivlatiorie Shope, Leva Mae Cameron, Ruth Ann Purcell, lvlyrtle Lanman, lviaxine Schreiner, Billy Ruth Luclriclc, Kathleen Overton, Becky Pierce. SECOND Row: Nellie Lou Hopkins, Benny Allen, Don Ivicliinney, Lacey Holley, Royce Coffin, Pete XVarren, Garold Bowlby, George Viney, Bill Dixon. THiRo Row: Gladys Hope Stothard, Gwen Iohnson, Billie Gayle Foster, Rothya Patterson, Troy Tuttle, Betty Goodwin, DeWitt Sherrill, VVendell Sullivan. FOURTH Row' lxliss lviary Boalce, sponsorg Owen Crutcher, Herwanna Lee Harrouff, Lucille Wenz, Hazel Lee Becker, Katherine Niblo, U. D. YVallter, Encleavoring to teach each member the fundamentals of democra cy upon which our countrv is founded, the Lawton high school Student Activity Council has tried to surpass Q its predecessors in stressing good useful citizenship and patriotism. The achievements of this ' council which is based upon scholastic, political and social activities, prove that democracy X may be inaugurated into school government as well as state and national government. GEORGE VINPY This group of thirtv-two students, unified for the one purpose of bettering our school 1 V ,. ' . , f'ff'L'C ' lite, has placed Lawton high school among the leading schools of the state. Leading the council this year were George Vinev, president, Bill Dixon, vice-president: Leva lvlae Cameron, secretaryg and hladclyn larvis, treasurer. Entering into an active part of the work of the council was lVliss lvlary lfvoalce, sponsor of the organization for the first UITIC. During the year the Council has been verv active in extra-curricular worlt and has ,A-..,, sponsored the following activities: six lvceum programs presented bv various artists, dc- ? ' fense programs given monthly during the activity period: delegates to the district S. A. C. convention at Walters, February ifith and igthg secured the convention for '43g picnic for new students, dance for the football bovsg several all-school dances, exchange assembly pro- grams with Duncan, Marlow, and the Cameron Agricultural College, annual football queen contest, and extensive war Sflllhp drives. f X --vu--'nn' .- ' s -td. FIRST Row: Mary Ruth Sprague, Lissie Louise Dimon, Vifreatha Yarmuk, Dorothy Brannon, Iona Coppenbarger, Marjorie Shope, Leva Mae Cameron, Robin Yarmuk, lviaxine Schreiner, Marilyn Gilbert, Margaret Ann Becker, lane Andrews. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Robertson, sponsor, lean Bailey, Monte Lu Boyle, Virginia Hart, Loraine Houser, Doris March, Rollie Allen, Margaret Pierce, Madelyn Iarvis, Nelva Pauly, Hazel Lee Becker, Betty Chambers, Betty Goodwin. THIRD Row: Katherine Niblo, Barbara Black, Martha Lee Robinson, Max Brock, Barbara lwiclnto Sherrill. sh, Kitty Williams, ivianon Myers, DeVJitt FOURTH Row: Herwana Lee Harrouff, Lucille Wertz, Rebecca Pierce, Bob Brotherton, George Viney, Iuanita Cox, Lowell Donley, Robert Shore. FIFTH Row: Bonnie Brinkman, Charles Davis, Patsy Kennard, Lorraine LeBarre, Betty Iune Dunbar, Mildred Hawkins, Virginia Iennings, Wilmer Miller, Allen Lawrence. SIXTH Row: Anita Sue Anderson, Mary Louise Slover, Mildred Schram, Dorothy Sue Hail. SEVENTH ROW: Lois Mel-iale, ivlartha Russell, Blaine Donley, Raymond Green, Bobby Gower, Ed Striving for the sole purpose of bettering the minds of the students of Lawton high school, the local chapter of the Oklahoma Honor Society is one of the most important organizations in the school. To this organization the highest ideals of scholarship and education are entrusted, and to these students every opportunity for success is given, success not only in scholastic work while in school, but also in their life work which is to follow. This year the society consists of 66 members chosen from the upper ten per cent of the scholastic averages of the entire high school. Entering her third year as sponsor of this organization is Mrs. Lameda Robertson, language instructor, Officers of the society for the past vear were George Viney, president, Lcva iviae Cameron. vice-president, and Marjorie Shope, secretary-treasurer. On commencement ni ht each vear, the or anization awards a 32700 scholarshi to the 'unior . g . I , g . . D . . who has the highest average during his three years in high school. Half of the award is paid dur- ing the first week of his senior year, and the second half is presented at the beginning or the second semester. Not until the night of the presentation is it known who is to receive the award. Last year Allen Lawrence received the scholarship after making an average of 96.36 per cent. This ear Allen Lawrence to ed the list of members with an averafe of . B cr cent. Y P E1 7 Second place was earned by Bob Btotherton, a sophomore, with a 97.22 per cent average, while Mary Louise Slover, a junior, held third place with an average of 96.88 per cent. Centered around an international relations theme, the society gave its annual banquet at .1 downtown cafeteria at which time each member was resented with a membetshi card and certili- I U A A P P cate, thus closing the activities of the group for the year. X win Van Deusen 0 lj 'X GEORGE VINEY President 't'fiii5f'Li-fi c. g f' . 'L -cv f V --HJ' 4, ,gr N, L.,.A L...-1. X'- CHEER l..EADERSi lvlarv In Botkin, lvlargarut Pierce. Billit- Foster, FIRST ROW: lvlary lvliinion, Sclma hlurris, Allit Xlat Hanks, Lcssit' Smith, Dorothy Lawson. Gwen lohnson, fvlartha Luc Robinson, hlariorie Shopu, luanita Cox, Barbara Blatk, Glarlys Hnpt' Stotliaril, Glaflys l.aRochc, SECOXD Row' lma In Howartl. Glcnnisc Shaft-r, Ina Paullin, Norma Itan Vantrcasu, Doris Nlzlrch, Wlantla Dallas, Phyllis Hoskins, Becky Pierce, Mary lvlnnning, Nadine Hanks, Batty In Adkisson, Bcttv Cilnit-r. Ht-try Coriilwin THIRD Row. Pauline Hvsaw, Wlinnic Ruth l-lnukur, Alum- Caglt-. Gcraliline Hair, lXlontt- Lu Bfwlt-, I-:an Picrsoia, Virginia Lewis, Hcrwanna Luc Harroulf, Carulu Cluleli. Lvva Klan' Cameron, Ncllit- Lou Hopkins, Nlyrtlt' l.anman. Xlatlt-lvn larxis, FOI RTH ROW' Nlary Louise Campbi-Il, Puggx' Nlcfiiliurl, Ht-Ili lt-an XVtlls. Glen hlaric Howaril, Lcuna Ehlvsr, Ruth Brackucn, Peggy Eulbanl-t. Bt-tty Grcun. FIFTH Row Roma l:ult7, l.t'la l7inilt'll, Cicnrgla l-lanlqx, Butts Dfw Oitlantl. Exclyn Luwt-. ix n, Clara King, lacquclint' Smith, Xlilrlrctl Sthram. llollvanna Dans. Nurccnt' QIYTII Row' Barbara Alnphlt-tr. hlarv Frantt-x liritwlrnan, Cultft-n Luilricl-Q, Bcvcrly Rice, Ruth Ann l'urCcll. Bcttv Christian, Klan' Hope Boycttc, lXlilclri'il Huwni-tl, Hazcl Cnx't'i't. lrraukit- Tliunias, ltilali Gray, RuxtI1i.u'x' Ballvw. Rathcl Raulings. SI'xI?x'tIi Row Betty Txlfilulvv, Iuauira Autlrtrws. lam- Maupin, Billy lack Cook. Lcailing Lawton High School in its pep parade: is thc Vw'olvcrt-ttcs Club, an organization . 1 cninposutl cntirulx' ol' girls and having a mcinlacrship ol almost seventy. To these Uirls goes lvfx CA . PIERCE . U s. thc 'oh Ol'C.lI'I'N'Il1Q, out our stlmol spirit-giviiitg a little gingcr to the lootball Games, raising Jreudful ' L k k It L :V ilw roof ull the gx in wlicu thcrt- is .1 basketball game in session, and whooping and hollcring u'llCll NVQ l1.lVk il PCP P.Il'.lLlC. This xcai' uutlui' rlit- luatltisliip ol Klargarct Pierce, prciiclunt, the organization has ex- iwamlctl from a grriup nl thirtx' incinlucrs III 1941 to its present mcnilncrship of sixty-nine. This war lor rlw first runs tht gurls wart- asl-mtl tn voluntccr for nicinlucrslxip in the club instead of ln-rug gtlttrt-tl lor iuuiuhurxlup as hatl hccn tlout' III the Previous wars. lfntcring into thc spirit of the loothall queen contest hclcl tluring the first few weeks of Ni-vcmlvcr, tht girls attutl as ustorts lor tht- queen in thc Coronation ccrcmonics during the l,awtonplziulcrick liootluall gainc. Drt-ssctl lll colorful rutl and white jackets with white Pleated skirts, this group cscortul thc que-cu, hliss Lava ivlac Cameron, alown the field to her throne. Thcxn Qlwiratliiig out to both sirius, rlit- girls furinccl a long arc with the throne of thc quccn in Elia Culltcr. liaxt It-ar ln l.1IIq'lf.rxu XVilmn. Ablf and willing chccr lL!.lClL'l'S are lvlarv lo Botkin and Hills Ciavlt lwiwtqr. Spriiimring the organization for his first war is Nlr. Vtzrle Meade, high tr-lviul xpccch II15El'llCUDl'. Since this xcar was such a succcsslul Oni: for tht- Xvolverettcs, they are all looking forwarcl ru tuutiuuc-cl plt-axuic aucl cniovmcnt ucxt vcar, so lctis all give rheni a hand for their grand ,ff K ,V . work, X. R I ii- Tlit onli' othcr cluctivu olilifc in this organization is that of treasurer, hcltl during the .X X FRONT ROW: Fred Larrance, Iimmy Cash, Gale Redecker, l-lope Boyctte, Mr. Verle hleade, sponsor, Carole Childs, Phyllis XVhite, Vwfanda Dallas, lvfary Io Botlftin. i SECOND Row: Betty Iane Green, Clennise Shafer, George Shull, lvlartha Russell, Lucilli- Wei-rz, Ina Paulhn, Betty Ann Chambers, Nelva Pauly, Rothya Patterson. ' THIRD Dow: Fred Lindsey, Ruth Duncan, Vesper lvlills auch, Bob ixlan m, I Il - S l E. I- F P U gu acqcinc miti, irt ountain,Allen Lawrence. FOURTH ROW: Don Ellegoocl, Cvuy Shull, Clifton Clark. '7 Mlnhe Lawton High Troupersf' the newly formed dramatics club, has a definite purpose in Lawton High, and the school has a definite need for such a club. Formed from the dramatics Class, this organization was created for the purpo e of bringing plays to the students of the school. while at the same time it was instituted for the purpose of bettering their own acting ability, Officers in the order of their election were: hlary Hope Boyette. presidentg lvlargaret Pierce, vice-presidentg Marv Io Botlcin, secretarvg Rothya Patterson, treasurerg Carole Childs, reporter: Yvanda Dallas, facultx' advisotg and Fred Larrance, program chairman. The membership com- mittee is composed ol Margaret Pierce, chairmang Nelva Pauly, and Ruth Ann Chambers All the students enrolled in the class were made charter members in their first meeting and the list includes Phyllis XVhite, Bettv lo Burgan, Lona Bradv, Bettv Ann Chambers, Bn an Logan, Don Ellegood, Ruby Manning, Dorothy Martin, Vesper Millspaugh, Ioa Paulin, Cale Redelter, Martha Russell, Cvlennise Shafer, Iacqueline Smith, lvlarv Hope Boyette, Earle Fountain, Mary lo Botl-tin, Roytha Patterson, lim Cash, Carole Childs, Vlfaiida Dallas, Fred Larrance, and Gin' Shull. 1 Sponsoring the Troupers is Verle Meade, speech instructor who won the award lor the best actor in the state. Starting their year's work, the Troupers presented Blind Allen a three att melodrama in which Earle Fountain and Rothya Patterson turned in splendid performanct's. This Was followed by the Senior play, a Comedy, 'Room Service, in which Don Ellegood, Don hic- Kinney, Fred Larrance, Iimmy lviorrison, and limmy Cash were the leads. Presented on April 23 was 'iEver Since Eve, the junior play. full of spark and vitality. To this organization goes all the orchids for their splendid work in helping produce all these plays, and to Mr. Meade we owe our sincere appreciation for his fine work in directing and man- aging these productions. X IARY HOPE BOYF'ITE Premfenl wwf, k,,.K A 1- 0'-., W ' f1Y:i1i9Qi 4 ...Ye , , 11,1 ie ,,.',.:,, , , cf! Qgtilhf ,J I. . ,r -f .1 1, zz fy ' Q23 2 4 ' 1 -S.. , - 1 xx FIRST ROW' Bob fpee Yveej Vw'ill1.1n1s, Ray Newman,Tony511n1pte1', Elmon Ethell, Wlenelell Sullivan, Chirente Bolts, Pete Xvarren, Barrett Andrews. Kenneth Putter, Glenn Dtisser. sponsor. SECOND Row' Benny Allen, Bill Dixon. Noel Due, Lacey Holley, George Viney, Henry With, LeRoy Esadooah, Buford Pringle, DeWitt Sherrill, Bill Lund. THIRD Row: Rothn Patterson, Blake Vwlilliams, Iames Rackley, Billy Colbert, Emmet Meraz, loc Speare, Eustace Conwoop. TONY 5L'XIl'Tl-R l'rf11f1'wi11 iff? 1 ,J . 5 1 If, E . ii' ' 77' . 5 YL 4 xx ll Directing the sports life of Lawton high sclmul is the l. Club, composed of twenty-six mem bers. To become il member they must be reconnneneled lor 11 letter, not upon the number of qutirters or minutes ther l1.1ve pl111e1l, b11t upon their .1tt11.1l worth to the team itself. Then alter pledging .1 week and taking Ll hell night, tlity become a member. Upon entering the club the lollovruig pledge is K.!lCCI1 bv .ill the boys: 'il pledge myself to do mi' best to Proinote interest in the l. Club .intl to foster sportsmnisliip in my school, rind foremost, these three things, pl11's1e.1l fitness, n1ent.1l .llCfII1CSX, .intl I'H0fJl intergritif' This toclc, if adopted .llltl usetl hx these bint, will tenil to Prothice the finest group of men our city has known. lileetetl bi' the l11CIHlJCl'3 for the V.IFlOLl5 offices were: Tom' Sunipter, president, Bobbi W'1lli.1n1s,vice-presitle11t1hillDixon,seeret.1r1ftreg1s111'e1'g .intl Noel Due, sergeant-nt-.1r111s. hh. Glenn Dosser, he411l lrifntlnll .1n1l b,1sltetb.1ll eogieli. continues to sponsor tl1is group ol boys and to lC.1L'l them not nnh' to pl1x'sit.1l victories, but .ilsra to IT1Cl1E.ll untl moral victories, During his three .1'e.1rs i11 high stliool, e.1eh member is given one i.1el-cet bi' the school. Then lor e.1tl1 of the three n1.1jor siiortx. football, b.1slterb.1ll, .intl track, n sports letter is given. The mnnei' lor these j.1tltets is 1'.1isetl tluring the lnotbnll season when atlvertiseincnts for each of the football gzunes .ire sold rn thc 1lownt11wn merchants. lnstitutetl into their Flin ul' 11per.1tir1n this XCJI' was L1 fine placed on each member who misserl .1 rneeting. This nietliml w.1s usetl hir the pnirlmse ol increasing :ittcnrlnncc while at the same time l11ere.1sing the tre.1s11rx'. Also brmiglit into lxl.1.1' was the idea of having, LI regular form of enter- ll.lll1lNCIlll e.1th month during the stlifiol 111r111ths. N s x i i .aa r-.-...Q i . L 2- aux: - 4- , .- , 2 f Il e i fl, tax in my I, ft sawn.. ' A ma. all 5 9 FIRST RONV: B. Grilfin, director, Merl McNeil, Harold Willingham, Iackie Brooks, joe Babek, Bill Brooks, Orville Roark, loc Liner, Claude McDaniel, Verle Meade, director. SECOND ROW: Holeen Pollard, Fern Hawkins, Betty Haraughty, Ruby lvlanning, Iuanita Duckworth, Bettv Ivlohley, Barbara McIntosh, Vera Parnplin, Doris Hays. ' THIRD ROW: Paul Marburger, Iohn Hitt, Robert Strong, Bill Shuman, Kelly Harrourf, R, C. Stephens, Bill Bell, George Hanna Paul Heitfeld. FOURTH ROW: William Sanders, Ray hflansell, Clyde McDaniel, Allen Morgan, Iimmie Monison, FII-'LH ROW: Kenneth Bentley, Wayne Ward, Ice Akin, Leland Gelvin, Wiley Cox, lay Irwin, Barrett Andrews, DeXVitt Sherrill, Betty Cvoodwin. SIXTH ROW. Neil Dotts, I. L. Whitt. The names, occupations, and Places of employment for the 'Ii SL I students during the past year are as follows: Ioe Akin, electric motor repairman, Lawton Armatute Shop: Barrett Andrews, auto service station attendant, Sanderis Service Station, Ioe Bahek, material clerk, A-B Drug Co., Bill Bell, material clerk, A-B Drug Cog Kenneth Bentley, clerk, Bently Grocery, Bill Brooks, auto parts service, -lnurben-Black hdotors Inc., Iackie Brooks, shoe salcsnian, Dixie Store, Wiley Cox, auto service station attendant, Regal Oil Co., Neil Dotts, material tlerk, S. H, Kress Ek Co., Iuanita Duckworth, clerk, Geralclsg Iay Irwin, auto-mechanic, Reinwand Garage, Betty Goodwin, legal secretary, County Attornevs Olifieeg Leland Celvin, welder, Paul's Radiator and Salvage Shop. Sl IQ ll H r Fl sales clerk Post Fxchange' Bettv Haraughty. George Hanna, shoe salesman, Aurells' Shoe aop, e wx' a rou , . .-' ', ., . I clerk, Dixie Store, Fern Hawkins, material clerk, Cilbertls Drug Store, Doris Havs, hospital clerk, Angus Hospital, Paul Heitfeld, salesman, Williels Men Store, Iohn Hitt, auto radiator repairman, l7aul's Radiator and Salvage Shop, loe Liner, shoe salesman, Parisian, Claude McDariiel, clerk, Call's Studio, Clyde lVIcDaniel, salesfclerk, llost Exchange, Barbara Mclntosh, Bookkeeper, C. Penny, Merl McNeil, printer, Southwestern Stationery and Bank Supply Ruby hlannxng, ' - Y ' ea i 4' I'. l lvl I3 A, . rf' 'lerk, Gilberto Drug clerk, Burrs Department Store, Ray Mansell, butcher, Economy I-1. od Store, tu ar nrgei se site t Store, Betty Mobley, material clerk, Gilbertis Drug Store, Allen hflorgan. material clerk, S. H. lfress N Cog linamie Morrison, salesman, Southwestern Stationery 31 Bank Supplv. Vera Ijamplin, stenographer, Turlaen-Black hflotors Inc., Holleen Iyollard, clerk, h'I.1ssadsg Orville Roark, radio repair- I G Cole' William Sanders shoe salesman Lint7 Department Store: DeXVitt Sherrill, sales-clerk, I-lost Exchange, man, . . , . ,. . . . , . . 4 ' - i I - K '-'l - lf ll. Ifkl .nv-3 Rolaert Stionr, shoe sales- Billy Shuman, assistant manager, Post Exchange, R. C. Stephens, sales t tr , ost xt ii be 5 W d C W W d l l k, S. H. Kress N Co., L. XVhitt, f,l1ecl'er, Oklahoma Trans man, Montgomery ar Bt o., ayne ar ,materia cer fs - portation Co., Harold Willingham, mortician, Lawton Funeral Home. FIRST Row: Eunice Pace, Gwen Young, Iohn Young, Evelyn Geer, Dorothy Walker, Ieanine Lewis, Hope Boyette, Betty Christian, Edith Biles. Myrtle Lanman, Virginia Potter. SECOND ROW: Lessie Smith, Wilmer Miller, Carole Childs, Lorain Houser, Doris Lee Harris, Mildred Howard, Mildred Hawkins, Pat Bryan, Ruby Davis, Elro Scott, Glen Smith. TI-IIRD ROW: Nova Dell Griggs, Nova Buford, Iayne Culbertson, Mrs. Mills, sponsor, Louise Sanchez. Zlahm GM FIRST ROW: Carole Childs, Kenneth VVatters, Rosemary lvlatthieson, Leva Mae Cameron, Earle Fountain, Marjorie Shope, Marilyn Gilbert, Betty Dunn, hlargaret Pierce, Madelyn Iarvis, Gladys LaRoche, Gwen lohnson. SECOND Row: Trov Tuttle. Herlv lean Vkfeils. Lacey Holley, Benny Allen, Billie Gayle Foster, Hazel Lee Becker, Phyllis White, Margaret Ann Becker, Martha Russell, Gladys Hope Stothard, Nlary Io Botltin, Dorothy Lawson, Ruth Ann l'III'Cell, THIIID Row: Lucille Vxlertz, Shirley Shepler, Nlort Bowman, Mary Frances Friedman, Donald McKinney, Barbara Io Arnphlett, Beverly Rice, Pauline Hysaw, Winnie Ruth Hooker, Anita Sue Anderson, Lessie Smith, Wantla Dallas, Lura Faye Holland. FOURTH Row: Allen Lawrence, Billy Bently, Glen Nlarie Howard, George Viney, Coleen Ludrick, Georgianna Robinson, Dale VVard, Iacqueline Smith. FIFTH Row: Peggy N'lcGIffert, Ioan Gartrell, Nelva Pauley, Betty Mobley, Gene Welch, Kathleen Sturdivant, Norma Vantrease, MPMIQLM-'JIMME I ISLHIEXI AHL X71-HW. .,.f,-new ,fu- wmzktmf MVT. -...-1,,, ,.,,...,- I Y L pnnuun.-L-.,S....,.M::'fa ,. ,-. .Lg qu Mice falfdlui FIRST Row: Pauline Hysaw, Peggy McGiffert, Fern Doye, Beverly Rice, Carole Childs, Gladys Hope Stothard, Mary Io Botkin, Coleen Ludriclc, Betty Io Adlcisson, lvlarilyn Hutchins, Gladys 'LaRoche, Lessie Smith. SECOND Row: Selma Morris, Madelyn Iarvis, Lilah Cray, Rosemary Ballew, Rosemary Matthieson, Billie Gayle Foster, Anna Gomez, Martha Russell, Gwen johnson. THIRD ROW: D. A. Becker, sponsor, Virginia Lewis, Phyllis White, lean Bailey, Barbara Io Amphlett, Dorothy Lawson. ,lla-W GM FIRST ROW: R. O. Webb, sponsor, Carl Roberts, Ker neth Potter, Iimmy Harrold, Iohn Haraughty, lack Messall, Sammy loe Whelan, Bob Brotherton, Wenclell Sullivan. SECOND Row: Lokey Iohnson, Ralph Culver, Iimmy Patton, Robert Pierson, Leo Southard, Armand Reese, THIRD ROW: Lawrence White, Paul Callahan, Roy Sanders. Ei' 45 iw I I YY ' ll Ream Sezwwe by Iohn iwiurray and Allen Boretz genial: 61444 MR. VERLE IVIEADE, Director AJ Delving into a gay and hilarious comedy this year, the senior class of '42 presented Room Service as its annual class la Presented February 16 this play written by Iohn Murray and Allen Boretz won the applause of the entire audience. ' d d th of P Y' - r . The actors presented their roles as veterans, their timing was perfect, and they produced a play that was, in ee , wor y being called a success. Using a cast of students as characters, this was the first time K'Room Service had been presented in an Oklahoma high school since its release from Broadway a few years ago. Having an ambition to present a play he had partly purchased from a small town playright, Gorden Miller, played by Donald McKinney, worked toward the goal of seeing his play dramatized on the stage of a Broadway theater. Direct- ing the play'was Harry Binion portrayed by Iimmie Morrison and chosen for the leading lady in the play, Godspeed, was Christine Marlowe by Carole Childs. i i ' ' ' ' ' ' bl sent this Onl with the splendid supervision and brilliant direction of Nir. Verle Meade were the seniors a e to pre Y production. From the senior class comes all their thanks for his loyal work. . . , U . M K. n I h The cast in order of their appearance were: Sasha Smirnoff, Wendell Sullivan, Gorden Miller, Don c inney, osep Gribble, Fred Larrance: Harry Binion, limmie Morrison: Faker Englung, Don Elegood: Christine Marlowe, Carole Childs: ' ' ' ' L lg G VVa ner, Vesper Millspaugh: Simon Ienkins, George I V y -X Shull: Timothy Hogarth, Billy Bentley: Dr. - Glass, Fred Lindsey: bank messenger, Bob Leo Davis, Iimmy Cash, Hilda Manney, Betty Iune out regory g Vvilliams' Senator Blake Niort Bowman. Doing their part in helping with the pro- duction were: Lawton High Troupers, stage set and make-up: Martlia Russell, stage man- ager: Gale Redeker, Bill Lund, and Margaret Pierce, property crew: Allen Lawrence, stage electrician: Rachel Rawlings and Glennise Shafer, on the book: and Wanda Dallas, pub- licity. 2 K ,YJ-Wk ' .Haig V VM- vf, F' 5 e J i ...3. g'-,fit ,, vyrv-viva. -A V .A miiffiv ia iifi-bv liw-if . - l ' ' 'UE' . 'itil' 0311. ' if ' . fl!'4'I'W?'Ft'fv!wm 1- .XS ' ll gum Sauce Zoe by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements undvz efau Directed by Mr. Verle Meade With a small town mtting, the junior class presented its annual play on the night of April 23, Chosen this year for production was' Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements' Ever Since Eve, a comedy written in three acts. Many of them appearing on the stage for the Hrst time, the juniors led the people in the audience into the lives of the characters in the play, leaving them thrilled by such splendid acting. The action of the play took place in the home of johnny Clover. ln his old nursery made over into an office, Iohnny, played by Robert Pierson, became the editor of the school paper, the Penguin With lvlary Hope Boyette in the role of Susan Blake, his girl friend, Iohnny went through all the problems and worries of an editor. Supported by a cast of outstanding players, the play was one that will be remembered by all who saw it. After johnny and Spud became sick with the measles, Susan took over the job as editor with the result that she nearly had the whole staff arrested for own- ing an illegal pin ball machine. Due to the good misfortune of Susan's making a mistake while editing, Henry Quinn married Martha Willard, the journalism instructor of the school. Under the able direction of Mr. Verle Meade, the juniors became ardent actors, each giving everything he could to- ward the success of the play. To Mr. Meade the junior class shows all their appreciation for his fine direction. The list of characters were: Mrs. Clover, Marydel Miller, johnny Clover, Robert Craig Pierson, Nlr. Clover, Ray Newman, Spud Erwin, Cvarold Bowlbyg Susan Blake, Mary Hope Boyetteg Betsy Erwin, Patsy Chapman, lvlartha VVillard, Virginia Lewis, OHICCI' CCappyj Simms, Guy Shull, Henry Quinn, Vv'alton Hicks, Lucybell Lee, Ruth Duncan, Preston Hughes, Royce Cotling football players, Buford Pringle, lim iXflonroe, Vwfayne XVluting, and loc Speare. iXlembers of the production stall were: Lawton High Trotipers, stage set and make- upg Betty Christian, stage manager, Dorothy l.au'son, Gene Vvelch, Ruth Ann Purcell, and Iimniy Patton, property crew, Troupers, lights, iXlai'y Io Botkin, proinpterg Phyllis XVhite, publicity, iXlary lo Botkin, sound effects. 5 Blvd 14!Zeq AMES XVARVVICK By I Under the Direction of MR. VERLE MEADE Entering into the serious side of the dramatic field, Mr. Meade, our new speech instructor, presented for the first time in several years an all-school production. Written by lanies Warwick, the play Blind Alley was produced in a manner such as Lawton High School has never seen, Carrying the leading roles was an outstanding cast of players with Earle Fountain as Hal Wilsong Gale Redeker as Mazie, his gun mollg Rothya Patterson as Professor Shelby, and Mary Hope Boyette as his wife, Mrs. Shelby. The action took place in the Shelby's home near a small lake in the woods. The story dealt with the psychological effect the killing of Fred and Mazie had upon the mind of Wilson. The story built up to the climax until at last Wilson could stand no more pressing of the burden upon his mind and he committed suicide. lncluded in the cast were: Mary Hope Boyette, Doris Shelbyg Bob Mangum, Fred Landis, Rothya Patterson, Dr. Anthony Shelby: Margaret Pierce, Agnes: Raymond Kern, Teddyg Betty Cvreen, Nora, Earle Fountain, Hal Wilson, 'Gale Redeker, Mazie Stoner, Fred Lindsey, Buck, Billy Hollon, Nick, Fred Larrance, Officer Thorne, George Shull, radio an- nouncer. -sv ln the stage crew were: Iimmy Cash, stage manager, Allen Lawrence, stage electrician, lvlary Io Botkin, prompterg Phyllis White, Iacqueline Smith, Betty Burgan, Glennise Shafer, Martha Rus- ' B Chambers, stage sell, Ioa Paulin, etty crew. f I 'Y' 1 .i' 1 j fl r .v ','l1'e J .. ir- X W 11 iiiw:-Fee wit ' L. rip' i E -. ,,f .- ' Jiff .4 pr- .X ...i,Li..az.i.2'af -if if 'ff' ' r' , ff' jj, F B K CQ ,Q If 9 . ,,,, , Mui pm4ona1if4f N LEVA MAE CAMERON BOB WILLIAMS ,wuz mea, 7a sucmz A L . 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' -' v' 7' I in A , 4' ' 1:1 f -I - , ,V y an M e' -- - A in-3 T' L if R' tif , y '?T ' L ' U his i 1, ' f A W -' ,Q . - V I, e . V X A , . J ' , 1 w f gi ,., A .1 4 N' ,f a A J ' , Noontime scene at L, H. S .... Raymond , 59 'li K gli' ml -I ! . br ' u, Green-relaxed . . . The sober bunch-Bud 1 if qw .I A - -- 'N 'N-1 Brown, Bill Freeman, Iim wich, Bob Man- A 'A-. , ,L ,. 4 V 7 gum, Charles Duran, Phil Donahue . . . i ,ij V Q . ' I V , T 'N 5 M Dayclreaming-Jimmy Patton . . , VVaiters ' , ,Y ' at Skunk Hollow Booth-Don McKinne ', , E . 5 f--M ' . ' -- ' w Y2K'...Y Ffa Leva Mae Cameron, Allen Lawrence . , . i W ' I Q i Walking-Myrtle Lanman and Selma Mor- f' , ris . . . Outstanding dramatist of the yearn xxx, , g,,'1 4 -Verle Sling Meade . . . Writing- 'WL '-Q lm' L 1. Frankie Thomas . . . Knocking the gong F ' ji, 2 -Chuck Avera . . . Hillhillys-Ieanine W f Lewis and Billy Terrell . . . Sleepy-eyed-- Bettye Pearl Foster . . . Athletes all-Bill Lund, Tony Sumpter, Wendell Sullivan, ' Noel Due . . . The Statue of L. H. S. , . . Posing for the camera during lunch time Y' '-uw T . , . Ish -Iunmy Cash . , . Sneering- Pee Wee Williams . . . Boating-I-lecly lean Wells . . . Happy-Madelyn Iarvis 5 1 , . . Eating ice cream-Ouicla Dickens . . . , .-4. V-1 4, vw! PH1- 1 A V . ' 1 4 1 V mm- Tj N 4 T gif' W ? . ' W Q9- 1 - I Q , 4 V ff T Vi 'mat ' ' at L I -N, Q K 1 I V i .ii A 2. . A s ' XY ' T f 'ff iz' li' A5 01 fi-f-Q , ' aa.. id w aff, ig, tr 4 Lf ' N lr' A 2 ' iw , , , J ' . 5 N 2- N 4 . . -:Q ' , .v --- ..-w',- , 'i 9 'H' .aff .. .. I ' ,Q ' Bouncing to school-Earle Fountain . . . Hello there! -laney Wilson . . . Fishing for whales-Calvin Dicks . . . Looking at the birdie-LaVern Baugh . . . Seen down- town- I F LJVA ' 'ng by the co Jmns-Dorothy Walkerl an Hazel OVCFI. ' Q 'Wi A E K . 'Hhhrnk 0' W9 U 1 ,J Q1 ,Jr 1' 5 1 'T Dick Fletcher-loafing . , . Ruth Duncan -- Come one, come all . . . Don Lcissetter and Fred Lindsey-gazing , . . Peggy Link. Marcene Reynolds, lean Rawlings, Shirley Shepler, and Betty Dunn . . . Wanda Dullas and Lacey Holley-a happy couple . . . Mzirgaret Fox'-one swell teacher . . . lolin Rodgers-'lNapoleon . . . lean Gray-Sadie Hawkins . . . Glenn Dosser and Noel Due -happy . . . Byron Hester-practicing . . . D. E, Laubzich-busy . . . Noreen Ostland -reading a Tatler . . . Billie Gayle Foster -Lawton's cheer leader . . . Billy Ioe Long and Pete Shumzin-Sadie Hawkins clay wolves . . . lack Wussowf- :in ace , . . Shep Shepler :incl Bonnie Walker-in af- ternoon journalism . . . the clay before :i big game . , . Betty lean Lyclon-resting . . . Wendell Sullivan-u smile for you . . . Betty Io Baty and Coleen Blaylock-posing . . . Ioan Cowell--:i funny thing just happened . . . Miss Mary Louise Bozxke-dubious . . . asleep on u band trip . . . Miss Elizabeth Bledsoe-looking 'em over. is ,,. .... . .,A. ,ilfif-Q. ' . L . f f lllllll- X Ia L. H. S. girls on lawn . . . George Viney fadmiring the women . . . Don Ellegoodg- Remember it said no hunting , . . Carole Childs- J dancing demon . . . lwlort Bow, man and Chester Roulliardgday-dreanv ing . . . Lawrence YVl1ite-learning a wo- man's work . . . Edwin Van Deusen and lean Rawlings-on the front steps . . . Lynette Triue and lxlargaret Pierce . . . Fred l..1rrancc-on the sun dial . . . Rae Fisk-smiling . . . Kenneth Bible-the great profile . , . future job of an l.. H. S. student . . . Nlarcene Reynolds and Carole Childs' Come liercl' . . . Rosemary Ballew and Ray Newman- 0l1 Boylh . . . George Dunn- Little Hitler . . . Coleen l.udriclc-be- hind sun glasses , . . Leva lvlae Cameron and Betty Iune Loud-before and after . . . Soinelnorlys lmir , . . lvlarjorie Shope- parked . , . llwlldf il package to dropln . . . Hope Boyette-playing in the water . . . Iolin ROdgCfS7L1 picture of comfort . . . Elmer l-larris4 Country . . . Rotliya Pat- terson-walkin' the rail . . . Pauline Hysaw and Glen lvlarie Howard-cute kids . . . laughin iuniors, ,..-RX K. I x ig: , x sf' '17 : :CF Pg N Q. Q fJvw,Ji Q 2 ., ix ' 1 . f X' ns al' , fr ,A hu , ,. Xl B 'mmm-ti Resting-Glen Marie Howard and Billy Io Long . . . Giving char winning smile- Lyzetta Guthrie . . . Talking over things- Frederick Ehisch . . . Pals-Nlarilyn Gilbert, Margabel Lund, Pollyanna Davis . . ,Look- ing pretty-Ruth Ann Purcell and Dorothy Lawson . . , Getting his journalism-Alvin Boyd . . . Two cute girls-Nlary Dell Nliller and Marie Silver . . . A bnshful hunch- Paul Callahan, Ioe Speare, Beverly Kaler, and Bill Dixon . . . Relaxed-Edward Callahan, WHl'fCI1 Loud, and Iohnny Parkinson . . . Peeking-Io Ann Brandon . . . Holding hands-Kenneth Bible and Iames Lucas . . . Serious minded- Royce Coffin and Charles Ruppe . . . A shy bunch of juniors-Ioan Gartrell, Georginna Robin- son, Ouida Dickens, Betty Chloe Micliels . . . Our own lovebirds-Lilah Gray and George Hanna . . . Disgusted- S-quad Harrouff . . . Two L. H. S. co-eds-Ouida Dickens and Lucille Wertz . . Guess who this is? -Allen Lawrence . . . Say, this is Ioel , . . Wooing-Mae Cameron and Bob Call . . . Somebody let these sophomores in -Billie Ruth Ludrick and Martha Lee Rob- inson . . . The End. aa .,,,, .L .,, .fi-, .,,, V, . .if ,if 129' l I X' , ' Kodak Finishivg DUIHE 'l'HEIl'I'BE I A Good Show is the place to go 0 Commercial Photogra- V nhy Lawton, Okla. Phone 1336 0 Movie Cameras,' KodakS, Amateur Supplies Congratulations to the Class of '42 CALL'S STUDIO 330 D, Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma . I Clothes for the Entlre Famlly Where QUALITY 'Fells and PRICES Sell JUNE MASSAD, '42 fum A-.jx Qt f- Indian Made 7 V 1 f Jewelry and Curios . LACI K'S ' th th t Largest Supply m t e Sou Wes The Pause That Refreshesv 509 C-North of Courthouse 'Phone 63 Congratulations ...... GRADUATES of 1942 LINT Z DEPARTMENT STORE 5 . . Newest Styles Quahty Me of et u S - p . L .l R C , ,, .H.,A.D,-. -.,..af.w s X! 0 la s 61644 of '42 Where All of America Shops and Saves 0 TGO ER RD aw on, a. T l phone 1780 ETHELL Sz STAFFORD was 1 fffE2?ii- '.- ' c U A. f 'Vik ' e ,, qw VT. e fqi b fv g 'e 's Complete line of FURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, AND LINOLEUM 530-32 D. Ave. Phone 281 When School Days Are Over Let Us Furnish Your Home 1 East B Congratulations to Class of '42 Larrance Tank A Pho e 0 E19 xex Lawton Bowling Center Bowl for Health 'fe Y, r.xY,,,,.,.,,., ,.,..,.,..,-, Un-, , , ,, Leister Music Store Wurlitzer Pianos and Accordions Musical Instruments-Sheet Music 225 D La t om 411 South 4th Lawton BEST 'I'IllI1lIRIllli llll. 8 . fo you Wear Clean Clotbesu llitter Funeral Home STOi2el3?ES5L??STlQ5H A Ask Anybody d C L t 613 C Ave. Phone 724 nh n Phone 294 H n .fcuulan Zfnrlfaam .Sfaop B11'dSO1'1g'S 220 S uth Slacks and Shirts All Kinds of Lettering 4Lh I h 2925 I AWTON OKLA TEXACO PRODUCTS Better Washing and Lubrication 315 B Phon 1343 Always Try DUFF 'S Lawton Theatre N . ' N ,1.-?,7,'.n..9','x'r V ' X V i urn' -?3,k,f'.' li ,M M , ...Agni I-IERIvIAN'S STUDIO If it's goofl work you want, we can do it. 1942 Official School Photographer Mist e Fl A. B. DRUG co. S fffszg Crime lRexaQQ Stone w Th 0 ' Fl r d G'ft 99 'I owe s an 1 T9 G - ggomsrs ark. WWE Phone 1117 Corner 6th and A. CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Class Burr Department Store - IOI-INSON'S BAKERY Quad '71-2494 in Ed' logo LACEY HOLLEY, '42 Holley Fuirniturel Co. New and Used Furniture 514 D 1 Phone 1341 Class of 1917 Firestone Home and Auto Supplies Congratulations LA SILL MILK CO. FACTORY-Second and Dearborn RETAIL STORE- 3rd and D Avenue 'I M. E. CAMERON, Mgr. Zfeffaw 74441441 Gwynn, Qwghl .Bam LEVA MAE CAMERON, Railroad and D Ph 704 PRESS QLOB C f Photopfintu 0 S SE' HThe House L PUBLISHER Ona. oon PNNUA xo. home CM' SCH O a 1515961 L::::::::: vi . 316 AAA N ' Congratulations to the Graduating Class I ohnso11's Ice Cream COQ Y PASTEURI-ZED MILK - DAIRY PRODUCTS guy' t , ' .1 'r-' 6th and C Avenue 314 D. Avenue PHONE' 72 ,f- J ' ' ' . V , Q, - ,-1 ,man , 'Z I I M59 tif gf 'f-1'5 :f'l1,-5 ,- f . , log- :',gY'ln5 X,- llkgf,-3w :', '. , ' 1 QAM! 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