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

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Cameron, Asset to Lawton I Q CAM -Feature- One of the outstanding assets of the Lawton community was Cameron University. The convenient location drew many students graduating from the three high schools to its campus. Of the total number of students enrolled at Cameron, approximately eighty per cent were graduates of Lawton Public Schools. Some students used Cameron as a 'training ground' for getting used to campus life, attending school at home for a year or two before going away. First established in 1901, Cameron State School of Agriculture was named for E. D. Cameron, the State Superintendent of schools at that time. Cameron was a two-year junior college from 1940 until 1966 when it assumed status as a four-year college. In 1974 the Oklahoma State Legislature decided that Cameron College should be redesignated as Cameron University. CU provides four-year programs of instruction in the liberal arts and sciences culminating in the awarding of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degrees. Cameron University has helped to form a well-rounded community by providing cultural enrichment through the sponsorship of lectures, musical and dramatic productions, and art exhibits and workshops. MANY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS attended Cameron's sporting events, including the basketball games held in the CU Field house, and celebrated the Cameron tradition of winning. Community: Cameron 25

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Faculty and Students Chosen Among the faculty and students at LHS there were several who stood out because of their willingness to contribute to the Wolverine Way. These persons were acknowledged for their work by being chosen students and teachers of the month. During each month, four students and a teacher were chosen through Student Council to be presented with this honor. Each received a certificate of merit from the Student Council and students were invited to attend a luncheon with the North West Kiwanis or the Noon Optimist club. By devoting their extra time and efforts these students and teachers helped hold the Wolverine Way together. 10. George Schutz - Jan. Marlene Dix - Jan. 11. Jill Porter - Jan. Ross Holley - Jan. 12. Elizabeth Howell - Dec. David Ortiz - Dec. 13. John Redman - Feb. 15. Mr. Rick Kitzrow - Feb. Brenda Clinkenbeard - Feb. 16, Mr, Jim Caster - Dec. Steve Beckman - Feb. 17. Randy Dowdy - Dec. Shari Cox - Feb. Lori Wolford - Dec. 14. Mr. Carl Ryker - Jan. Students and Teachers of the Month 27