Pawnee High School - Bruin Yearbook (Pawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

I f [ [ [ [ [ I I [ { [ I ! I ! 1 I I I, L The Annual Staff and the Student Council gratefully dedicate the Bruin to one of Pawnee's outstanding citizens and to our loyal friend, Buel Green. As teacher and Principal in the Pawnee Schools for the past nine years, Mr. Green has endeared himself to all who have known him. His patient and understanding way in helping us with our problems has been wonderful. His encouragement and guidance in both curricular and extra-curricular activities have brightened the path of many students when they needed a pat on the back. For the many, many services he has rendered to dear old P.H.S. and to each of us personally we shall ever hold the fondest of memories of our Principal, Buel Green. JIM ALLEMBAUGH Vice-President OMA PRICE Member Board Of Education MR GREEN Principal of High School B. S.—M. S. C. H BOSS. Jr. Member Bu«l Green Commerce R 8 — M. 8. Eugene Boyett Athletic Coach Physical Kducatloa a a. Clara Bateman Social Science B. a—U. A. Wealay Hall Speech -English Journalism B. A.—11. A. Thelma Bennett Home Economics English B. 8 — M. 8. Ival Stafford Social Science Junior High Music A. B.—M. 8. P. A. Juanita Green Fifth Grade B. 8. Helen Johnson Sixth Grade Foreign Languages B. A —M. A. M«na Stafford Second Grade B. S. Ella M. Dietz First Grade B. S. Roy Hathcock Art H. A. Wuhy Little Rosa Lee Conarre Gayle Price Third Grade Junior High Music Education B- � B. S. a A. MAKY LOU CROCKER______ Feature Editor MERLE MOFFITT____________ Club Editor BILL ZEMP---------------Sports Editor NINA GAY FLANAGAN____ Snapshot Editor DARLENE MILLER__________Senior Editor MARGARET SCHACHBR_______Junior Editor NORMA JF N WEBB________Sophomore Editor JCAT THURBER_____________________ Freshman Editor RAYMOND SHARP________ Junior High Editor GLEN SMITH___________ Grade School Editor PETE TYSON Business Manager Annual Staff FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mr. Green, Sponsor, Pete Tyson, Larry Ferguson, Judy Harp SECOND ROW—Howard Muck, Bill Zemp, Glen Smith, Raymond Sharp, Kay Thurber, Mary Lou Crocker, Margaret Schacher, Norma Webb THIRD ROW—Vinetta Kitchel, Nina Gay Flanagan, Darlene Miller, Merle Moffitt First Row left to right)—Lurley Kite. Claudia Potter. Evelyn Schmitt. Betty Mitchell. Nina Gay Flanagan. Judy Harp, Vlnetta Kitchell. Sue Jestes. Carolyn Cartwright. LaVeme Wells Second Row Darlene Miller. Mary Lou Crocker. Kay Speers, Frances Long. Lee Mathews, Wanda Jo Luna. Larry Ferguson. Bob Berry. Wilbur McGee. Alvin Cather. Retha Day. Norma Grate Third Row Charles McCray. Gary Horn. Glen Smith. Ted Ester. Jack Smith. Edwin Fenton. Jake Mitchell. Raymond Sharp. Claude Romack. Olln Roger. Dwayne Edwards Not Pictured- Bob Shupe, Virginia Woods o N j. MKIU.K MOFFITT Class President 3-'54 Class President '60-'61 Student Council '52- S3 Annual Staff S YArn Bear Facts Staff '53-'64 Commercial Club 1 Year Projectionist Club 1 Year Band 4 Years Vice-President Band ‘S3-'S4 DON WORTHY Football 4 Years Detterman's Club 3 Years Basketball S Years Track 1 Year Vice-President Senior Class Commercial Club Seniors DARLENE MILDER Secretary State Honor Society 4 Years Cheerleader 3 Years Junior Play '62- 63 Student Council 1 Year Annual Staff 3 Years Editor Bear Facts '63-’S4 Hand 4 Years Twlrler 3 Years Who's Who 61-'63 President Commercial Club MARY LOU CROCKER Student Council Junior Play '63 Band 4 Years Twlrler 4 Years 8tate Honor Society 3 Years Bear Facts Staff Current Events 3 Years Annual Staff 3 Years Football Queen Attendant 'S3 Cheerleader I Year Thespian Society i Year HOWARD JERRY MUCK Student Council 3 Years Annual Staff 3 Years Band 3 Years Football 1 Year F F. A. 4 Years President Photo Club Vice-President Junior Class Thespian Society Junior Play '61-13 Bear Facts Staff BILL KLINE Football 3 Years Basketball 3 Years Baseball 3 Years Letterman's Club 3 Years Junior Play Sl-'61 Thespian Society High School Operetta JUDY HARP Annual Staff 2 Y ec. Treas. Student Council Footoall Queen '52 Football Queen Attendant 1 Y Bruin Queen Attendant 2 Y Basketball Queen '63 Thespisn Society 2 Y« Junior Play ’61-'6J State Honor Society 4 Years Glee Club 4 Years eaj LEE MATHEWS Letterman's Club 3 Years Basketball 3 Years Football 2 Years Baseball 3 Years Debater 3 Years State Honor Society 4 Years President Sophomore Class President Junior Class Junior Play «-'l| Student Council 1 Year WANDA JO DUN A Junior Play S2- S3 State Honor 8oc!ety 3 Years Band 1 Year Y-Teen 3 Years Current Events 2 Years Vice-President 8ophomore Class Secretary Junior Class Thespian Society 1 Year Bear Facts Staff JIMMY CANNON Football 4 Vr� r� Basket ball 4 Years Track Years Base ball I Tear Projectionist Club I Year l,ettcrmen's Club I Year Band 4 Years KAY ARTHl'H Physical Ed J Years P. H. A. I Year DON CHADWICK Basket bail S Years Drivers' Training Photo Club Football I Year Track X Years KAY ARTHUR Physical Kd S Years P. H. A. I Year Qtee Club 1 Year JAM KP MAYRK Football S Years Lettrrmaa's Club I Years FLORENCE OOODFOX Y-Tee 4 Years Photo Club l Year Pep Club 3 Years Glee Oub X Years VINETTTA KITCHEL Bear Farts Staff '33 '54 Prraortallty-Career Club I Year State Honor Society 4 Years Library Club 3 Years Commercial Club 1 Year Annual Staff 1 Year Pep Chib 4 Yearn Senior Class Reporter Secretary Library Club 33- 34 MAH HELEN PORTER Olee Club 4 Years Pep Club 3 Years Thespian Society 3 Years Hlffh School Operstta S3-31 Y-Tsen 1 Year Photo Club I Year Band 1 Year BOBBY HOOPER Football 4 Years Basketball 3 Years Letterman's Club 3 Years Trsck 1 Year CHARLES McCKAY F. F. A 3 Years Who's Who Projectionist Club 3 Years Photo Club 1 Year Hand I Year LULA JANE 8K1DOEL Junior Play 33-'33 Library Club 4 Years President Library Club 33 Secretary Library Club '33 Football Queen 33 Bear Farts Staff ‘33-‘34 Thespian Society I Year Clase Reporter '3X-'33 Pep Club 3 Years SAMUEL MOK8HTHIEK Football 4 Years Lrtterman's Club 3 Year Basketball 4 Years Baseball 3 Years Trace | Year LILLIE REALRinCR Parllmentarian Thespian Society Debate Tran. Secretary Y -Teen • Operetta 4 Years Olee Club 4 Years Science Club 1 Year Junior Play 33 Bend 3 Years l p Club 4 Years First-Stats Vocal Finals MYRNA MEADOR Pep Club 4 Years Olee Club 4 Years Thespian Society 3 Years Y-Teen Club Photo Club Vice President 4-H Oub 3 Year Cles Poet Bear Facts Staff Hl h School Operstta '33 JOHN HODGES Football 4 Years Letterman Chib 3 Years Football Co-Captain 33-'34 F. K. A. 3 Years NOKMAN RICE Football « Yeari Basketball 3 Yttri Baseball I Ymti Uiifrm«n'i Club I Ymti HIRAM FMITH Football 3 Year. Baseball 3 Years l.ettrrtnan'. Club 3 Year. Commercial Club JIM WARE Football 4 Year Letterman'a Club S Year Football Co-CaptaUi � 3-'� 4 r. F. A. 1 Yaara Track I Years DELORA JEAN WHARTON P. H. A. 3 Years Y-Teen I Year Pep Club 1 Year Office Otrl 1 Year As You Like It 1 Year Olee Club 1 Year Physical Ed. I Years WILBI'R McOF.K Acrlculture S Years Vice President Acrlculture M-'SJ Projectionist Club 4 Years DOROTHY WILLS F H. A. I Years Photo Club 1 Year Bear Facts Staff As You Like It 1 Year Pep Club 4 Years PHILLIP LEFT HAND Football I Year Track I Year Physical Ed 4 Years As You Like It 1 Year Current Events 1 Year Hear Facts Staff SYLVIA DENNY F. H A. 4 Year. Y-Teen 1 Year As You Like It 1 Year CAROL LEE GAKRI80N Pep Club 3 Years F. H. A. 4 Years F. H. A. Reporter 'tt-'R As You Like It 1 Year Bear Facts Staff Jr. Hlch Library 1 Year Orede School Office Olrt I Yeai Driver's Train Ins GENE ADAMS Junior Play 'M-'34 Physical Ed 8 Years Photo Club 1 Year Y-Teen 3 Years Commercial Club 1 Year F. F. A. � Years 4-H Club 1 Year Bear Facts Staff JAKE MITCHELL i ro)ectlonlst Club 3 Years F. P A. 3 Year. Track I Year Rate Honor Society I Year BfLLY KELLEY F. F A. 3 Years PlMM Club I Year JAMES HOLMES Letterman 3 Year. Basketball Football I Year Track 1 Year HAROLD McALIPTER Projectionist Club I Year Photo Chib I Year Current Events 1 Year Science Club 1 Year J. L HRIKN Agriculture S Years Current Events I Year CAKI. GARNER F. F. A 3 Year Aa You Lika It 1 Year AILM A JKAN SCHMITT library Club 3 Years F H. A. 1 Year Hear Facta Staff 'M-’M ice-President Library Club X Year 4-H Club 4 Y« JOHN COON8 Olec Club 4 Years Boy's Quartet S Years Pnoto and Science Club I Years Band 4 Years JOY ANN BREWER Y-Teen X Years Library Club X Years Commercial Chib 1 Year Driver's Training VIRGINIA WOODS Band 4 Years Orchestra I Year Band Sec -Tree I Year Mixed Chorus X Years Tlgerettes X Years Rcngalrttes I Year Vivacity Staff I Year F T A. X Years Student Council I Year BETTY JEAN HARRIS Thespian Society X Years Band X Years Glee Club X Years I 'ersonallty-Career 1 Year Photo Club I Year Bear Facta Staff Make-up Director X Years Pep Club 4 Years Y-Teen 1 Year High School Operetta X Tears RUBY SHIELDS Pep Club 1 Year Library Club I Year Y-Teen 3 Years CLARENCE DALLAS Projectionist Club 3 Years F. F. A. 4 Years Physical Ed. 3 Years DORIS DEMENT Basketball 3 Years 4-H Club X Years Recreational Leader 1 Year F H. A. X Years Pep Club I Year As You like It I Year CLARENCE TAl'LMAN F. F A. 4 Years Current Events 1 Year Projectionist Club I Year MERLE DALLAS Agriculture 4 Years Preaident KENNETH TYSON P«u Junior Class Student Council OUCN SMITH Smlujr Student Council MAROAROT8C HA CHER LARRY FKROCSON NINA OAY FLANAGAN Practou JIMMIE HORN “Showboat CAROLYN COCKRITM Carolina BILL CROCKER Wlllla MART KAY BRADLEY ‘'Kata’ DALE GREGOR I TOM SQU14ST 1411 Qoor CAROL ANN MITl'H KM. •'Half-Plot G KHALI KAENZIG Stud GINGER UVJNGSTON An|l«' DELORES TULL Pbto JUNIOR GILULAND Ambrow LUKLEY KITE Lurmy HAROLD BKRO ■•Sonny OUN ROGERS •Oloo CLOI8 CARTWRIOHT “CIO ROBERT RUSSELL Bob BONNIE OOINO • Snooky Mw' CLAUDIA ANN POTTER Susta ALVIN DEAN Blondie KATHERINE OGLE Kathy CALVIN DEAN -Caaanova CrtOhot JOHNNY OENE ALLEN Cublo FRANCES LONG Susar RAYMOND FIELDS Ray MARILYN SMITH ■Monroo KENNETH NIMKItlCK “Ken EVELYN SCHMITT Evadal ELEANOR KK.M.T Elmo” HOY ESTER • Eater PAULINE CULVKIt •Erlta RAY ESTER ■•tar” N'HI� CONARRO • Crow Hop SHIRLEY BELL Tmm Cyclone HUD LONBCHIEP Qua SHIRLEY GARRISON 8cotty LOLA WILLIAMS Punk PAUL HOOPER Hoop OERALDINE WHEATLEY Oerry VERLIN COLLINS Birdie BUDDY RICHARD8 Bud SHARLENE CAVETT Maale ROBERT GOODCHIEF • Jr. PEOOY KEAHTER Pe Lou MARY ANN NKGELEIN Man WAYNE ROBBINS Johnny Crackcorn lXX'ISE LYTLE Dixie” JAMES MINOR J. B. 1 ! I I ! I I ! ! I I I I ! ' ' I I ! 1 L WANDA CAVETT Ch vet JOHN COMBEST “Johnny” I 0 RETT A KENT “Unky Joe” KENNETH 8TAOOS ”Jr. MATTIE OSBORNE Cuddle JIM HAYES Oobby ZEL1«A HAND •Zell” JACKIE 8HARP Red- OTIS MEATY Beefy” RONALD MAOOART Joe DONALD TOOTHMAN Don JACK RIPLEY Lll Rip” CHARLES MUTTLE Chuck” HI HEN PTQATE R. O. RICHARD BKIOIIT Dick EDWIN DENNY “Hof Rod ELTON SPEARS Elmoe LYNN WELLS SliATky ROBERT CHAPMAN Dopey JAMES McOEK ID CJAHY HORN President HENRY KRYER Secretary RICHARD AU.IN Vice-President Sophomores NORMA JEAN WEBB Student Council BBVERLT HANGER NElJ ON BRKNSING. Jr. ROBIN BETTES MARY REED ERNEST ROBINSON POLLY WA1.KKH JIMMY OOLLIN8 CLAYTON WILKINSON BUTTY CULVER JIMMIE BROWN MAX ROGERS WESLEY 8CHLAIS CHARLES EAVES DARYL HAMIL REX KEETON LESLIE HAND BOB OITTHRIB LARRY JOHNSON RONALD OOOD EAGLE FORK EOT GREGOR IRENE ALLEN HARVEY ALLEN YVONNE OKKOORY NORMA OKOTE ALVIN GATHER ANNAMB -B LEWIS JAKIE FISCHER EDDIE BARNEH KKTHA DAY JAMES ALLEN HELEN KLJNE NANCY BAUJCE LESTER Sl'NRAOLE HELEN SLAI’GHTBR LAWKKNCS JOHNSON OEOROn BAI'OH MARIK TONKMAH 8HERMAN PORTER IX RIS ANDERSON KI.MIKA SKY MOCK THOMAS MOORE CAROLYN GATHER ROQISK SHIELDS CALVIN REDBURN KIXJAIUTA LONO VERLIN LYNCH HETTY CAP8TICK LINDA ORBOO HILL OIII 14 LLlTLA BENNETT MBLVTN CKUT8 KENNETH AI AMJ CLARA TULL DOB MY ERA CONNIE WBONER tymiR MAYSE EVERETT SNEED PATSY BROWN TED ENTER BOB DENNIS JEANETTE KITE JAMES SISSON HATTIE DOLE ESTHER DALLAS LEONARD WAHQUAHHOSHKL'K EVELYN 8ORRKI.8 HARVEY BALL WAUL.Y alj.kn Vice-President Freshmen KAY THVRBSR Student Council I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I ! I I ' I. L DONNA HELL I.ANCK MITCHELL MK!A1N RICE MART TADI-MAN JAMKS KENNEDY MARGARET JOHNSON PAULINE JEWELL ROBERT SMITH RANDY WRIGHT ROBERT LEKTHAND VANCE BROWN I.A VBTA NICHOLSON DEWAYNE EDWARDS MONA KKIEN JENKVA DENNY JAMES EDWARDS REBECCA HOOPER GEORGE WILLIAMS DONALD GOOD EAGLE DONNA CRIDER TRt'MAN BI.ACK CARMEL ALLEN ARTHUR BOM FASDRA NKBT BETTY MITCHELL OENE XATNK8 CHARLOTTE HI RKDOLL JERRY RI88KLL IaAVONNK LITTLE HOBBY 8HVPK HEA CROCKER HYKNA WEAVER NATHANIEL. HORSECHIEF NANCY HISCtON NORMAN LEK DELBERT 8ANEORD SANDRA ELIJf BOBBY BAUOH EDNA MARTIN RUTH TAH ALONZO HOOD MAROIE REEVES RAYMOND TONKMAH OKI .I. KEN CROCKER ALFRED LX)NO PATTY BOYD JOHN RIKMER CAROLYN CARTWRIOHT OHOKQANNA ADAMS CLAUDS ROMACK OLKNDA WOOD FLOYD BELLER JOHNNY TULL. CAROLYN HAYNES ARCHIE SI N EAGLE NORMA MINOR MARIA McNOISK LARRY CARTMtaJ. WILMA RATUFF GENE HI'OHEf JIM BERO BARBARA PATTKR80N RICHARD LANGLEY LOUELLA YOUNG ROBERTA BKIKN MARVIN KENTON JIMMY FOSTER LARKY COOK WILLARD PRATT SHIRLEY MAOOART DONALD PATTERSON SHIRLEY FUOATE ASA CAVETT JIMMIE STAOOS ROY LEE ROBBINS RONALD ANDREWS PATTY TETER WAYNE OARNER JOHN RAYMOND RENA EAVES SIDNEY HOST! TLER WAYNE HOLLER JIMMY KELLEY BOBBY BRYANT NANCY ROBINSON HERMAN WARE REYNOLDS THI’RBER ] 1 I J J I J J J J J J J J J J J J I FRONT ROW (left to right)—Kay Thurber, Mary Lou Crocker, Larry Ferguson. Judy Harp, Pete Tyson, Margaret Schacher, Norma Webb BACK ROW—Mr. Green, Sponsor, Raymond Sharp, Glen Smith, Howard Muck, Bill Zemp Gayle Vance. Queen Sandra Tucker. Sharon Harrington, Suzanne Carter. LeEtta McLaughlin. Linda Kimberlin, Ella Mae Lead-ingFox, Jane Riemer, Carolyn Carter. Sharon Tucker Ernest Berg Mike Thomas. Delores Ogle. Betty Kelley Custodian Earl Cather Lena Barrone, Marie Zemp, Glenda Gregor, Demie Chadwick FIRST ROW (left to right)—David Sharp, Robert Schacher, Bonnie Ball, Mildred Lytle, Norma Dallas, Peggy Smith, Sally Harp, Donna Smith, Loretta Wills. Deloris Porter, and Loanna Stover SECOND ROW—Junior Morgan, Berry Phillips, Jimmy Fields. Barbara Sutter, Jeanette Walker, Georgia Hutchinson, Sue Guthrie, Margie Sneed, Norma Sharp, and Joyce Henry THIRD ROW—Albin Leading Fox, Charles Watson, Charles Jake, Bob Perry, Jim Duff, Pete Moore. Bradley Gambill, Dee Worthy, Lucy Murie, Ida Tonemah, Gladys Dallas, and Barbara Reeves FIRST ROW (left to right)—Charles A. Cox, John Jennings, Bobby Shunatona, Jimmy Tucker, Earl Ogle, Charles Graham, Virgil James, Loyd Anderson, and Harry Fields. SECOND ROW—Jerry Richards, Arthur Warden. Kathryn Le Grande, Roberta Pratt, Beverly Bright, Darla Teegarden, Gary Vance, John Skidgel. Melvin Marshall, and Jerome Hill THIRD ROW—Janice Horsechief, Paula Brown, Jerry Coleman. Jerry Allen, John Porterfield, George Gibbons, Allen Lancaster, Melvin Berg, Leota Sharp, and Gayle Vance i i i I. I I I I ; FIRST ROW (left to right!—Jim Grim. Mary Jo Fugate Sandra Adams, LaWayne Cook. Shirley Varner. I inda Rae Maltsberger, Peggi Welker, Darlene Staneart, Howard Denny, and Jackie Kelley SECOND ROW—Ronnie Osborn, Verlas Hand. J arena Johnson. Elsie Neeelein. Martha Reed. Alice Echo Hawk, Evelyn Shearrer, Mary Hatcher, Eleanor Negelein, Leon Beaty, and Gary Gregor THIRD ROW—Vernon Buchanan. Dicky Todd. Charles James, Bill Evans, Jimmie Hooper, Roy Cates, Mike Romack, Edgar Long, Jerry Pepper, Edward Hoover, and Loy Bled-saw FIRST ROW( left to right!—Jerry Shaw, Jack Feaster, I-arrv Johnfton, Mike Maltsberg-er. Bill Perry, John Walquist, Curtis Porter, Billy Joe Day, Alfred Harding, and Tommy Fenton SECOND ROW—Roberta Bell. Bettv McQuarie. Danny Amen, Tommy Sisson. Clark Molina, Allen Shields, Merle Rice, Tommy Boyd, Ezra Tilden, and Jimmy Gordon THIRD ROW—Nila Edwards. Suzanne Carter, Gwendolyn Whitlow. Carolyn Kelley, Marie Poyndexter, Adeline Tonemah, Billy Wilkinson, and Clifford Worthy FIRST ROW (left to right)—Margaret Nuttle, Jerry Tucker, Karen Sharp, Delores Ogle, Evelyn Lytle, Kathleen Stapleton, Sharon Neet, Sidney Sellers, and Leslie Spears SECOND ROW—Marie Moore, Helen Negelein, Frances Muck, Kay Long, Ann Privett, Lillians Sanders, Loy Gene Dallas, Austin Realrider, and Elmo Morgan THIRD ROW—Mrs. Lynch, Kathryn Jo Osborn, Robert Rader, Joann Walenciak, Annis Sheats, Mary Kay Marrs, LeEtta McLaughlin, Alvin Smart, Marvin SunEagle, and Jerry Dean Willard FIRST ROW (left to right)—Bob Scott, Katheryn Skidgel, Sue Shaw, Oneta McAlister, Jane Riemer, Norma Jean Smith, and Kenneth Porter. SECOND ROW—Harold Sorrells, Kathie Osborn, Jay Vance, Lawrence Murie, Joe Price, Larry Staneart, and Joyce Robinson THIRD ROW—Billy Sheats, Mary Sue Romack, Judy Singleton, Douglas Tilden, Gloria Skidgel, Janet Vance, Billy Skidgel and Jimmie Walenciak FOURTH ROW—Mrs. Green, Mary McGee, Garry Porterfield, Richard Tilden, Glen Walquist, Donna Pepper, Gladys Porter, Kathrine Wilkinson, and Jerry Sharp FIRST ROW (left to right)—Miss Darmer, Wayne Anderson, Doris Dallas. Peggy Fenton. Linda Bright, Donald Crider, Richard Garrison, Sharon Harrington, and Mr. Sharp SECOND ROW—Tommy Cates, Junior Cairns, Taylor Caldwell, Junior Calvert, Bobby Hargrove, Larry Lane, Lura Bell, and Ray Gamer THIRD ROW—Warren Kelley, Dawn Johnson. Edward Griffin, Jerre Harrod, Ruby Martin, Earleen McGuire, Elmer Dallas, and Sue Lee FOURTH ROW—Christine Hooper. Tov McKinley. Delphine Manawa, Marvin Hand. Gary Blocker, Mack Colvin, Roy Berg, and Raymond Henry. L FIRST ROW (left to right)—Don Lucas, Deena Garrison, Jerry Gibbons, Ladessa Clay-Baft VAl rie Barnefl Tommy Hutchinson, Sue Denney, Ruby Edwards, and Katherine SECOND ROW—Mrs. Helen Johnson, Joan Raymond, Martha Harris, Joy Eshelman, Wilbur Johnson, Artie Alexander, Jennie Lou Horsechief, Ella Mae leading Fox. Rita Lewis, and E. Joe Sharp FIRST ROW (left to right)—Lloy Amen, DeWayne Hatcher, Stanley Kistler, C. H. Boyd, Jimmy She rrer, Ann Attocknie, Nancy Gentry, Gaye Conarro, Eileen Cates, and Harold Denney SECOND ROW—Miss Ena E. Eden, Buddy Guthrie, David Lyon, Linda Hettenbach, Juanita Echo Hawk Vicki Barnes. Martha Long, Melinda Beaver, Betty Kelley, Wanda Dallas, and Mr. EL Joe Sharp THIRD ROW—Donna Lancaster, James Long, Joe Boyce, Betty Evans, Ginger Boss, Mildred Chapman, Jess Howell Shirley Johnston, and George Evans FOURTH ROW—Wayne Jake, Robert James, Larry McQuarie, Linda Kimberlin, Jackie Baugh, Gary Kloxin, Billy Bradley,-David Berg, and Beatrice leaves FIRST ROW (left to right)— Ekigene Scott. Sandra Tucker, Luther Wheeler, Jackie Vance. Donna Smith, and Bryan McIntosh SECOND ROW—Mrs. Rogers, Sandra Nicholson, Roberta Sharp, Mark Wood, Delbert Zoldoske, Charlene Rica, Phyllis Warden, Katherine Negelein, and Jerry Welker THIRD ROW—Betty Reeves, Leroy Willard, Billy Layton, Jimmie Harrison, Alex Allen, Jess Lyons. Bobby Marrs. Everett Womack, and Bobby Robinson FOURTH ROW—Janice Sanders. Hattie GoodEagle. Bobby Stafford, NaOma Williams, Larry Perrine, Beth Pepper, Carol Shields, Parry Wamego, � nd Marvin Marshall. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mrs. Teague, Larry Porter, Janice Kelley, Steven Palmer, Sharryn Tucker, Nicky Joe Richards. Richard Johnston, Kathryn Johnson, and Linda Spears SECOND ROW—Johnnie Oyler, Carolyn Realrider, Sheila Nuttle, Joy McKinley, I rry Gene Skidgel, Bunny Manawa, Virginia Norris, Ronnie Bledsow, and Stanley Rader THIRD ROW—Carol Ann Morgan, Julie Howell, Frankie Reed, Tonette Maletich, John Wilde, Alford Majors, Robert Warden, and Wilford Lewis FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mrs. Kitty Stafford, Sue Scott, Paul Vance, Rickter Teagarden, Jacqueline Reed, Terry Swart, Gay Sackett, James Souisby, Diane Shields and Jack Waters SECOND ROW—Stanley Oyler, Katheryn Sharp, Kay Porter, John Palmer, Crystal Beaty, Sharon Reed, Caroline Sheets, Sheryal Rice, and Johnny Lyons THIRD ROW —Donald Bell, Mary line Pershall, Donald Robinson, Barbara Berg. Valta Williams, Jerry Womack, Marvin Wilson, Kenny Spears, Beverly Brown, and Zane Whitlow. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Ellen Kline, Sammy Gibbons, Janelle Downs. Vicki Irving, Linda Lou Bowman, Mildred Sanders, Gary Ellis, Ronald Haitwick, Monte Jes-tes, Walthena Shapman, and Mrs. Dietz SECOND ROW—Rhonda Conarro, Gloria Colclazier, David Hargrove, Rheadon Beaver, Sandra Karraker, Sharon Flora, Roy Brown, David Hatfield, and Gill Graham THIRD ROW—Evelyn Berg, Frieda Johnson, Louis Eaves, Mary Kay Karraker, Burba Pickering, Linda Sue GoodEagle, Elmer Domeny, and Larry Good Fox FOURTH ROW—Janet Berry, Frankie Jelinek, Ava Henry, Tom Flanagan, Jacquie Judd, Linda Kay Chapman, and Marie Long FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mrs. Little, Ronald Gene Brown, Linda Sue Allembaugh, Judith Kay Harris, Jo Ann Cartwright, Carolyn Carter, Edward Cook, Linda Call Edwards, and Russell Brim SECOND ROW—Melvin Garner, LaDonna Bennett, Terry Fenton, Clarence Boss, Gay Nell Griffin, Kay Sue Griffin, Mickie Clayton, and Josephine Evans THIRD ROW—Phillip Ray Burgess, Charlie Chapman, Claud Harrington, Jimmy Baugh, Loretta Domeny, Garry Hooper. Leslie Harris, Judith Ann Cox, and Cheryl Ferguson rjRST ROW (left to right)—Darlene Johnson, Beverly Henrv, Berry Bruce. Judy Lucas, Ted Bettes. Betty Clayton, Lois Garrison, and Miss Fitchett ECOND ROW—Marion Lavton, Basil Chanman. Frankie Patton. Margaret Raymond, Miram Domeny. John Harrison. Gary Harrington, and Kenneth Harrington HIRD ROW—Anna McGlaslin. Mike Culver. Linda Cartmell. Frankie Ann Hooper, Marcy Molloy. Dale Hamilton. William Howell. Larry Blocker, and Alvin Clayton FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mrs. Margaret Stafford. Bobby Jones. K°terU R £ m. JoAnn Skidgel. Martha Anne Wilson, Donald L e Poteet, June Smith, Sandra Robinson. Freddy Scott, and Jo Scott SECOND ROW—Worth Kline. Beatrice Real rider, Mary Ann Womack. John Sayre. Bessie Pershall. Sidney Moore. Tommy LittleSon. Linda Willard, and Donald Sneed THIRD ROW______Linda Wood, Dewayne Welker. Iris Tanner. Linda Jo Scott, Sharon Smith. Steven Wilson, Carolyn Majors. Danny McCoy, and Norma Peace FOURTH ROW—Bobby Martin. W’alter Negelein, Billy McGuire, Terry fathetta, Dearl Teague. Linda Manawa, Judy W’alenciak. John Marlow, and Lynn Osborn MOST HANDSOME BOY Bill Klin Cl 'TEST OIRL Sue Jeites BEST ATHLETE Jim Ware SENIOR OIRL SENIOR HOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Wilma Schmitt Merle Moffltt MOST STUDIOUS OIRL Darlene Miller MOST STUDIOUS BOY Olen Smith MOST TALKATIVE BOY Ton Soulaby MOST TALKATIVE GIRL Margaret Scharher BEST DRAMATIC STUDENT Lillie Realrider MOST BASHFUL GIRL Carol Ann Mitchell MOST BASHFUL BOY John Hodgen MARY RIPLEY Freshman Polly Walker, Clois Cartwright, Darlene Miller, Margaret Schacher, Mary Lou Crocker c L L I I Bearettes High School Football J. L HODGES. 8r. Tackle Co-Captain JIMMY WAKE. Sr. Co-Captain Guard FIRST ROW (left to right) — Mathews, Worthy, Hayes, Gregor, Mayse, Soulsby, Ware, J. Allen. Horn, Kline, Smith, Tyson SECOND ROW—Hodges. Minor, Hillis, Horsechief. Rice, Ferguson, Hooper, R. Allen. Fischer, Cannon, Conarro THIRD ROW—McKenzie, Kaenzig. Schlais, Lonechief, Nimerick, Baugh, Brensing, Sun-Eagle, Toothman, Roubidoux, Boyett Lettermen ft 24 «■. t BOB hooper. Sr. Tackle £ r� 8 4 HOWARD HILLIS. Soph. Full Back HIRAM SMITH. Sr. Center BILE KLINE. Sr. Half Back 3 via? •: . 'i % 4 DON WORTHY. Sr. Half Back All JDlstrict JAMES MAYSE. Sr. Center JAKIE FISCHER. Soph. Tackle M LEE MATHEWS. Sr. Half Back All District J. L. HODGES, Sr. Tackle Co-Captain 3 £ NORMAN RICE. Sr. End All District KENNETH NIMERICK. Jr. Guard JIM HAYES. Jr. Tackle RICHARD ALLEN. Soph. Full Back BOB DENNIS. Soph. Guard PETE TYSON. Jr. Quarter Back JIM CANNON, Sr. Tackle Senior High Basketball KI’GKNK BOYETT Coach HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Pawnee . Perry . ... 60 .... 49 Pawnee . Cleveland .... .... 59 Pawnee . Hominy ..... Pawnee . Newkirk Puwnec . Drumright .... .... ft 1 . . . 48 Pawnee . Fairfax Pawnee . Drumright . . . . Pawnee . Cleveland . . . . Pawnee . Shidler Pawnee . Hominy...... Pawnee . Dewey Won. . . Lost ...... a. EV EL AND TOURNAMENT Pawnee . Shidler Pawnee . Cleveland . . . . Pawnee . Drumright • . • • EDMOND TOURNAMENT Pawnee . Moore ...... Pawnee . Dewey Pawnee . Cleveland . . . . Pawnee . Bowlegs . . . . • DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Pawnee . Glencoe Pawnee . Cleveland . • • . REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Pawnee . Garber Pawnee . Collinsville . . . Pawnee . Berryhill STATE TOURNAMENT Pawnee.......44 Byng 55 ALVIN TUCKER Anslatant Coach NINA GAY FLANAGAN Junior Basketball Queen First Row—(left to right)—Bill Kline, Lester SunEagle. Bob Hooper, Nina Gay Flanagan. Johnny Allen, Dale Gregor. Lee Mathews Second Row—Alvin Tucker. Howard Hillis. Norman Rice, Charles Eaves. Larry Ferguson, Sam Horsechief. Richard Allen. Coach Boyett. 1 SAM HORSECHIEF-Sr. Forward JOHNNY ALLEN-Jr. Forward CHARLES EAVES-Soph. Center I LEE MATHEWS-Sr. Guard C LARRY FERGUSON-Jr. Center RICHARD ALLEN-Soph. Guard DALE GREGOR-Jr. Forward HOWARD HILUS-Soph. Guard LESTER SUNEAGLE-Soph. Forward NORMAN RICE-Sr. Forward BOB HOOPER-Sr. Guard BILL KUNE-Sr. Guard Junior Hi Football FIRST ROW (left to right)—Worthy, Ware, Boss, Haymond, Porterfield, Patterson, Hood, Sharp, Welker, Russell, Tucker SECOND ROW—Gambill, Lone. Redcom, Perry, Berry, Baugh, Lee, Allen, Black, Williams, SunEagle, Riemer, Maltsberger THIRD ROW—Tucker. Cavett, Richards. Sharp, Jak , Horsechief, Pratt, Tonemah, Feaster, Johnson, Worthy, Walquist, Watson FOURTH ROW—Rice, Molina. Phillips, Leadingfox. Fields, Allen, Coleman, Vance, Gibbons, Morgan, Duff, Langley, Andrews, Shunatona JHMtfSiiifil r Junior High Basketball V MAX MrKKNZIK Coach CLEVELAND TOURNAMENT Pawnee ... 30 Ralston • Pawnee ... 39 Yale. . . . P awnee . . . 38 Shidler . • Pawnee . . . 29 Drumright ... .38 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Pawnee 26 Perrv Pawnee 33 Fairfax Puwnee 39 Cleveland . • • .24 Pawnee 32 Si,id ler Pawnee 29 Hominy Pawnee 22 Newkirk . . . • Pawnee 26 Drumright . • • .39 Pawnee 38 Tonkawa. . • • Pawnee 33 F airfax .... Pawnee 18 Drumright . • • .28 Pawnee 35 Cleveland . • . .33 Pawnee 9 36 Shidler Pawnee 36 Hominy. • • • • Pawnee • • , 38 Dewey Aon. . 14 First Row—(left to right)—Lee Edwards, Bob Perry. Wally Allen. Archie SunEagle, Truman Black. Norman Welker, Raymond Sharp. Second Row—Norman Lee. Don Rust, Bob Berry. Charles Jake. Arthur Boss. Nathaniel Horsechief JUNIOR HIGH CHEER LEADERS Linda Maltsberger. Faith Hlllis, Glenda Wood. Betty Mitchell. Kathryn LeGrande Bear Fads Staff One of the most exclusive organizations in Pawnee High School is the Boar Facts Staff. It is exclusive because only seniors are permitted to join. It is the duty of the Bear Facts Staff to prepare, edit, and proofread every item of news which goes into the high school newspaper. The newspaper, Bear Facts, is published semi-monthly by the Chief Publishing Company All the preliminary work, however, is done by the staff, even to headline writing. The sponsor is Mr. Wesley Hall. Projectionist The Projectionist Club strives to make each member a qualified workman of all the school machines. These boys are a real help to every teacher, in that they may be called upon by any instructor with the assurance of get-ing an experienced and capable operator. Some of the things that new members learn are how to splice film, the use of the film strip machine, how to service and clean the projector, and the usage and works of the recorder. Mr. Charles A. Cox is the sponsor. Library The Library Gub of Pawnee High School, organized and directed by Mrs. Alvin Tucker, endeavors to take its place in the school as an integral part of the educational system. The objectives of the library staff are: to assemble and preserve books and materials in organized collections, and through stimulation and guidance, to promote their use to the end that students and faculty may have opportunity and encouragement: to educate themselves continuously; to improve their capacity for appreciation; and to make such use of leisure time as will promote personal happiness and social well-being. I ! I I I I I ( f 1 I I I I f I I I I ! Commercial The Commercial Club is an organization in which young people can gain experience in dealing with local, state, arid national problems. It is a member of a national honor society -The Future Business Leaders of America. This club gives young people who plan to enter the business world an opportunity to learn more about business organizations and community leadership. CLOIS CARTWRIGHT FFA Queen F.F.A. FFA stands for one of the largest organizations in America. The Future Farmers of America is an organization which helps boys possess and create a love of country life. An FFA boy's desire is to set a fine example of a true democratic citizen of these United States of America. Thespian Society Students who are interested in debate, dramatics, or any phase of public speaking, generally join the Thespian Society. It is an organization which produces the All-School Play, sponsors all the forensic activities of the school, and offers an abundance of entertainment and instruction to those truly interested in acting and speaking. This year, our club has shown a great increase in its membership and is fast becoming an outstanding club at P H S. The motto of the Future Homemakers of America is Toward New Horizons. It expresses the purpose of the organization learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Future Home-makers of America emphasizes the importance of home membership; encourages democracy; promotes International good will; and furthers interest in Home Economics. Lettermen The Lettermen's Club is an organization composed of boys who have lettered in inter-school football. basketball, or baseball. To letter, a boy must play a required number of quarters in football and basketball; or games in baseball The club is sponsored by the high school athletic coaches. Current Events The purpose of the Current Events Club is to create an interest among students to keep alert to the news of the day and to be able to evaluate news and to develop the habit of daily reading and the grasping of ideas quickly without long laborious reading for details. I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I r. f. i. f. f. i. ( Science The Science Club is available for any student interested in photography theory and subjects of scientific nature. The out-of-doors is full of mysteries and many of them are revealed to us under study such as is offered in this club. Y-Teen The Y-Teen Club of Pawnee High School is dedicated to character and personality development of the students. It stresses service for good and help to one another. We realize that a pleasant individual personality is essential if one is to succeed in any field of work, and the fellowship of other young people truly helps to develop this important asset. As You like It Tne purposes of the As You Like It Club are to provide an attempt to understand our needs, desires, behavior, current problems and seeming Inconsistencies of daily living. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Darlene Miller, Mary Kay Bradlev, Mary Lou Crocker, Ginger Livingston, Nina Gay Flanagan, Twirlers 6ECOND ROW—V Tla Smith, Flag Bearer, Carolyn Cartwright. Bell Lyre, Artie Alexander, Suzanne Carter, Darla Teegarden, Nila Edwards, Beverly Hanger, Robin Bettes. Lowell Meador. Georgia Hutchinson. Bill Perry, la Wayne Cook, Sandra Adams, Helen Kline, Marilyn Smith, Flag Bearer, Ashley Alexander, Director THIRD ROW—Charles Graham. Peggv Smith, Carolyn Kelley, Shirlev Varner. Margie Sneed. Evelvn Shearrer. Gerald Kaenzig, Sue Guthrie, Peggy Welker, Donna Smith, Carol Ann Mitchell, Jackie Kelley FOURTH ROW—Jim Berg, Linda Maltsberrer, Kay Thurber, Bobby Shupe, Edgarit D°S?'iir ii anford, James McGee, Alice Echohawk, Barbara Sutter, Sandra Neet Polly Walker, Bradley Gambill, Dwayne Edwards FIFTH I OW—Marie Povndexter, Billy Zemn. Betty Mitchell. Merle Moffitt. Jim Cannon, Jakie Fischer, Jack Smith, John Coons, Bob Perry, Floyd Beller, Jerry Pepper, Raymond Sharp SIXTH ROW Harold Berg, Jimmy Kelley, Gene Hughes, Jerry Coleman, Jimmy Duff Henry Fryer I First Row —tleft to right Yvonne Gregory. Katherine Ogle. Doris Anderson. Sue Jestes. Norma Grate, Vyrla Smith. Kay Arthur. Helen Kline, Mary Kay Bradley. Pat Brown, Judy Harp. Sandra Neet, Polly Walker. Kay Thurber, Lillie Realrider Second Row—Myma Meador. Carolyn Cock rum. Sharon Vance. Frances Long. Wanda Cavett. Mary Porter. Marie Tonemah. Hattie Dole. Edgarita Long. Margaret Schacher, Nina Gay Flanagan, Betty Culver. Doris Mayse, Barbara Harris, Ashley Alexander. Director Third Row Carolyn Haynes. Nancy Sisson. Delora Wharton. Peggy Feaster. Beverly Hanger. Jeanette Kite. Robin Bettes, Carolyn Cartwright. Kay Speer. Charlotte Burkdoll, Betty Mitchell. La Vonne Little. Patty Boyd. Shirley Fugate, Jeneva Denny Fourth Row—Billy Zemp, Sandra Ellis, Mary Reed. James Sisson. James McGee, John Coons, Alvin Dean. Floyd Beller, Gene Haynes, Lowell Meador It a School opens—aw nurts! Homecoming Rotary Amateur Hour State Teacher's Meeting—hooray ! ! ! ! Junior Class presented the play Forever Albert' Oradeschool Operetta— Grand Old Swltxerland Thanksgiving Holidays—yippee ! ! ! FFA Box Supper Christmas Vacation StArts—everyone full of enthusiasm? Semester exams Cleveland Tournament Bruin Queen Contest Edmond Tournament District B skethall Tournament High School Operetta Regional Basketball Tournaments State Basketball Tournament District Teacher's Meeting at Edmond—happy day ! ! ! All School Play FHA to Oklahoma City TV Program at Tulsa over KOTV—real pros' Pawnee Parade —what a day Senior Play—best production of the year! Junior-Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Finals—a drain on everybody's brain! Commencement Eighth Grade Promotion and—SCHOOL'8 OUT ! I ! ! ! Courtesy of Semca @ol n B. L. SEMTNER, President Oklahoma City, Okla. Lithographers — Printers — Designers JESTES SERVICE STATION Continental Gas and Oil Goodyear Tires PHONE 466 PIGGLY WIGGLY Home Owned Home Operated MOSS CHEVROLET CO. Sales and Service Phone 53 — Pawnee THOMAS GENERAL STORE Groceries — Dry Goods — Shoes Save Time — Save Steps Save Money PHONES 303 — 304 PAWNEE FEED PRODUCE L. P. GORDON — Superior Feeds — Cash lor your Cream, Eggs, Poultry Hides. Furs and Pecans C. J. LYON Jeweler Let Us Serve Your Needs in the Following Nationally Advertised Merchandise SILVERWARE International Sterling Gorham Sterling Community 1847 Rogers Holmes A Edwards Tudor Plate Wm. Rogers A Son Wallace WATCHES Elgin Hamilton Bulova Wyler DIAMONDS COSTUME JEWELRY GIFT ITEMS SAY GRADUATION WITH FLOWERS AT Margaret's Flower Shop Opposite Pawnee Hospital STORED Phone 13 — Pawnee Okla. Peter Drugs jfexaM. Prescription Pharmacists • • IF IT'S REXALL IT'S RIGHTI • • Phone 148 Kolb Oil Co. North Side Square —::— Deep Rock Gasoline Wholesale and Retail Kerosene and Motor Oils Phone 341 JACK BOWKER FORD CO. Your Friendly Ford Dealer GENUINE FORD SERVICE Phone 665 Wrecker PAWNEE LUMBER CO. R. E. Klutsenbeker, Owner TONY THOMAS — BUILDING MATERIALS — Paints — Wallpaper — Glass Farm Machinery Repairs Phone SO CROCKER SON PLUMBING ELECTRIC SHOP t Insurance and Real Estate PAWNEE COUNTY HARDWARE MYERS PUMPS AND SERVICE COLEMAN FLOOR FURNACES KELVINATOR We Got It! —We ll Get It! Or It Ain't Made! 'Hold Everything — We'll Be There! PAWNEE PHONE 174 OKLA. POTEET FUNERAL HOME Courteous and Attentive Service AMBULANCE Marx-Wheeler Clothing Co. PAWNEE’S POPULAR STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS PHONE 257 PAWNEE. OKLA. SINCE 1900 City Drug Store Prescription Druggists West Side of Square PAWNEE FLOWER SHOP MRS. C. R. KERR 1 Block South of High School Phone 416 Western Auto 4sso. Store Auto Parts Accessories Electrical Appliances Phone 113—Pawnee. Okla. Oklahoma Tire Supply “Home of Better Values” Greetings and Best Wishes to All Students, Teachers and Parents “Pawtee 'Jiational “Scutte Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MEURER ABSTRACT CO. We Show What the Records Show Mary Spelman, Manager Phone 22 THE LONG-BELL LUMBER CO. ROUNDS PORTER Your Building Supply Store LUMBER CO. t — EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER Phone 44 , H. E. JONES, Manager Olin Guthrie, Manager tdaltsberger 66 Station OSBORN'S STUDIO Wholesale and Retail STILLWATER, OKLAHOAAA Gas and Oil --Annual Photographers-- Phone 196 Telephone 1220 306 Washington PALMER AUTO STORE ERMY'S STORES ‘‘Goteverything Ermy's Dry Goods Laura's Fashion Shop Ermy’s Men's Wear Phone 432 Ermy's 10c Store HOTEL GRAHAM Phone 150 Harp Dairy HOME OWNED Locker System HOME OPERATED PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 102 Ted Lusk Insurance Co. General Insurance To Protect You and Yours 625 Sixth Street Phone 641 THE PAWNEE CHIEF PUBLISHERS—PRINTERS STATIONERS We Helped Print This Annual AUTO SUPPLY —Quality Auto Parts —Goodrich Products Phone 232 THE PAWNEE GRILL We Specialize In Steaks—Chops—Chicken Bread—Rolls—Pastries HOMETOWN MARKET GROCERY - - - AAARKET Quality Meats and Grocery Products Free Delivery Phone 61 and 62 Elson Heiman OKLflHOmfi nATURfll Q u Ctnnfxwuf Gas is best by every test Model Cleaners Pickup—Delivery lames McGee Phone 59 Lee Rogers Grocery Market One Block East oi High School Phone 242 Monarch Snooker Parlor “Good. Clean Becreation Porter Radio SPORTING GOODS Pawnee, Okla. Emerson Radio and Television Sales and Service Phone 248 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PAWNEE THE OLDEST BANK IN PAWNEE COUNTY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JAMES SERVICE STATION Cushing Premium and Anti-Knock Gas Armstrong Tires and Batteries Pleasing You, Pleases Us Phone 689 Pawnee Nite Phone 486 COOK MOTOR CO. International Trucks Buick Cars Day and night wrecker service MARXS THE QUALITY STORE Fern Sellers - - Ruth Jonas Insurance PHONE 17 Pawnee's Oldest and Most Reliable Shopping Place Pawnee 54 Years of Leadership Oklahoma —All Types of Insurance— Hoobler's Northside Bettye's Compliments Barber Cafe Beauty of Shop “A good place to eat” Shop PEPPER'S We Deal Tour Patronage Is Phone 307 In Philcos Appreciated Here Phone 182 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE B'RV TV