Pawnee High School - Bruin Yearbook (Pawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

I I t I I I i I L i i I J I GENE BOYETT E I I L i Dedicationr L I L L I l„ I L The Student Council and the Bruin Staff of Pawnee High School gratefully dedicate the 1955 edition of our year book to our friend, a beloved member of Our faculty, an outstanding citizen, and to the greatest coach in the State of Oklahoma—Eugene Boyett. Coach Boyett, because of your fine sportsmanship, your inspiring leadership, your kind, sympathetic, and understanding way of working with youth, and because you are a fine Christian gentleman whom we all greatly admire and love, we do hereby dedicate this book to your honor. Student Council and Bruin Staff HOMER SHAW Superintendent of School B. A.-M. A- BI EL GREEN Principal of Jr. Sr. High School B. 8.-M S. JIM ALLEMBAl'OH Vice-President a s i Board Of Education k Administration EUGENE BOYETT Athletic Coach Physical Education B. A. JO ANN JAMESON Speech-English B. 8. HOYT SCOTT Biology Math B. 8.-M. « CLARA BATEMAN Social Science B. S.-M. A. ALVIN TI CKER Junior High Junior High Coach B. 8 -M. 8. ROSA LEE CONARKO Language Arts B. .8. CHARLES COX Drivers Training Junior High B. S.-M S. LOLA ZOLDOSKE Mathematics B. S.-M. S. max mckenzie Junior High Math Assistant Coach B. 8. JUAN DA TICKER English B. 8.-M 8. RALPH TEAOUK Industrial Arts B. S.-M 8. MYRTLE THOMAS Heart? Economics B. 8. IVAL STAFFORD Social Science Junior High Music A. B.-M. 8. FERN HELLERS Sec. to 8upt. Clerk to the Board J. W LITTLE Commerce Journalism B. 8.-It. 8. ROY HATHCOCK Art B. A. Kt’BY LITTLE Third Grade B. 8. HAZEL LYNCH Sixth Grade B. 8. MENA 8TAFFORD Second Grade B. 8. THELMA BENNETT Home Economic English B. S.-M. 8. LEONARD BELL Vocational Agrl. B. A. GAYLE PRICE Music Education B. A. JUANITA GREEN Fifth Grade B. 8. ELLA DIETZ FI rat Grade B. 8. FERN DARMER Fourth Grade B. 8. ERLENE FITCHETT Second Grade B. S.-M. 8. HELEN JOHNSON Sixth Grade Foreign Languages B A. - M A. LYLIA ROGERS Fourth Grade B. S.-M. 8. MARGARET STAFFORD First Grade B. 8. BEATRICE C. TEAGUE Third Orade B. 8. ENA E. EDEN Fifth Grade B. St Annual Staff Editor------------------------PETR TYSON Assistant Editor ......... RAYMOND 8HARP Business Editor LINDA MALT8BEKQEK Feature Editor ....... MARGARET 8CHACHER Sports Editor ---------------- BOB BERRY Snapshot Editor-----------MARY KAY BRADLEY Senior Editor ........ CLOI8 CARTWRIGHT Junior Editor------------- JEANETTE KITE Sophomore Editor .......... KAY SPEER Freshman Editor ........... FREDDY STAFF Club Editor--------------------J. B. MINOR Typist -------------------- LIT RUBY KITE Junior High Editor —.. CAROLYN COCKRCM Grade School Editor......... JACK SMITH PETE TYSON LINDA MALTSBERGER Editor Business Manager RAYMOND SHARP Assistant Editor HRJSTwRPW (left to r ht)— Margaret Schacher, Mary Kay Bradley Linda Maltsberger, Pete Tyson, Jeanette Kite, Clois Cartwright, Lurley Kite. SECOND ROW—Carolyn Cock rum, Raymond Sharp, J. B. Minor, Bob Berry, Freddy Staff, Jack Smith, Kay Speer, Mr. Green, sponsor. State Honor Society FIRST ROW: (Left to right)—Peggy Carver, Kay Thurber. Helen Kline, VJrrla Smith, Lurley Kite, Sue Jestes, Beverly Hanger, La Wayne Cook, Carolyn Cartwright. La Verne Wells, Robert Schacher. SECOND ROW:—Gary Horn, Glen Smith. Marilyn Smith, Claudia Potter, Larry Ferguson, Bob Perry, Pauline Culver. Betty Mitchell, LaVelle Little, Norma Grote, Retha Day. THIRD ROW:—DaWayne Edwards, Bob Shupe, Olin Rogers, Raymond Sharp, Jack Smith, Nina Gay Flanagan, Bob Perry, Frartces Long, Barbara Sutter, Pat McDugle. Kay Speer, Mary Ann Taulman. PETE TT80N Vice-President Football 3 years Baseball 4 years Letterman’s Club 3 years Pres Student Council 'M-'U Vice-Pres. Student Council Pres. Junior Class 'M- S4 Pres. Sophomore Class “54-'S3 Annual Editor S4- SS Annual Business Martagvr SJ-S4 Junior Play L.ARRT FEROPSON President Foot (tall 3 years Basketball 3 years Pres, and Vice-Pres. Student Council Student Council 3 years Annual Staff 3 years State Honor Society 3 years Assistant Editor Annual •53-S4 L-eMerman's Club 3 years-All-School Play S3-'S4 First In State Discussion BONNNIE QOINQ Secretary' F. H. A. 4 years Library Club 3 years Bearettea 3 years Grade School Office Girl 1 yr. CIA)IS CARTWRIOHT Student Council Cbaarlaader 3 years President Bearettea S3-'S4 President F. H A. M-'SS Secretary F H. A. M-'M Bearettes 3 years F. H. A. 3 years Annual Staff 1 year Who's Who M-'M F. P. A Queen ‘S3-1M Bear Facts Staff J. B. MINOR Student Council F. F. A. 4 years President F . F A. '54 65 Football 3 years Track 1 year Current Events 1 year Pres Current Events ‘54-'6K Annual Staff 1 year M Alt Y KAY KRADLKY Junior I’lav All School Play Operetta 'U 'U Who’ii Who S2-33 llruln Quern Attendant S2-S3 Twlrler 3 year Kearettea 3 yearn Olee Club 2 year Commercial Cluh 1 year Thraplan Cluh 2 year RAY KSTKR •roJrcUonUI Cluh 2 year Physical Ed. 3 y � ™ Track I year Foot hall I year Driver Training CAROLYN COCKRlM Hlah School Olrlm Quartet ’S2-T3 Commercial Club J yrara Theaplan Society 2 year Annual Staff 1 year I(caretten 3 year Hand 2 vaare Junior Play . ... Prealdent Kearettea M 2 3 Operetta 2 year Olee Club 2 year ROY KSTKR Football I year Drlvera Training Track I year F� roJ«ctlonl i Club 3 year Physical Kd 5 year MARGARET SCMACHKR Cheerleader 3 year Secretary Treasurer Student Council Who a Who 'S3-’S| Annual Staff 2 yeara Student Council 'S3--44 Rear Facta Staff §4- � Olee Cluh 2 yeara Commercial Club Th « n Society 2 yearn ret la 2 yeara DONALD TOOTHMAN F. F. A. 3 year Drlvera Training Commercial Cluh I year Auto Mechnntca 1 year JOHNNY ORNK ALLKN Football I veara Co-Captain St- eS Ulleman'r Club I yeara Driver Training ll-aketliall t yeara Ha-eball 4 yeara Who a Who I year Vice-Prealdent Freahmon Claaa 31-’St DALK OHBOOR Football 3 yeara Ranker hall 3 Veara Raaelwll I yeara l tlerman’a Club 8 yearn Projectlonlat Club 2 yeara CAROL ANN MITCHKLL lUnd 4 yeara Flagbearer 1 year Junior Play Who-a Who 2 yeara Footl«ll Queen Attendant 2 yeara Rand Queen Attendant S2-S3 Stale Honor Society I year lirarette 4 yeara F. H. A. 2 yeara KLKANOR IRENE KKLLK •F H A 3 yeara LU rary CTuh 4 yeara V. Prea library Ouh J4;SS F H A Historian S3- S4 Rear Facta Staff OKRALD K AKNZIG Foot hall 3 yeara Kane hall 3 yeara Basketball 1 year Operetta 4 yean Band 4 yeara Olee Club 4 yearn Orrheaira 3 yeara Boy ' Trio 2 yeara JIM McOKK. JR. Rand 4 yeara Prealdent Rand S4-‘SS Olee Club 3 yeara SHARON VANCE Cheerleader I year Vice-Prealdent Junior Claaa SS--S4 Kearettea 3 yeara Trews Kearettea SS-‘M F. H A. I year As You Like It 1 year Commercial Club I year Thespian Society 2 years Y-Teen I year OLIN ICOOKUS State Honor Society 2 years l roJect lonlat Club 2 yearn F, F. A 2 yeara Science Club I year HAROLD KERO Hand 3 year-Ob- Club 2 years V. F. A. I year Operetta 2 'ears Junior Play Football 1 year Drive Tnatmaa Prob-ctlonlat Club 4 3 ears President Project lonlrt Club SHIHLKY ROSE KKI.L F H A 2 years Library Club 3 years S'ate Honor Society 2 yeara F H. A Historian S4- ;S Pear Fact Staff Driver Training LYNN WKI.I.S F K. A. 3 f«rj Project lonl«t Chib 4 year Science Club I year ROY OBRBTT Foot 1 11 3 yearn l yaar Current Kvenla 1 car L lterman'a Club I year Drl te Club I year OERALD1NK WHEATLEY Y-Teen I year F. H A. 4 year-Physical W. 1 year F. I . A. officer 3 year F H A I “resident TAIL HOOPER President Current Event ’iS-'Sl Current Kvent I � ear Y-Teen I year Junior Clay Driver Training CALVIN DKAN Mixed Choru- 3 year-Hove Quartet 3 year lk y« Trio 2 year Science Club I year Thc-ptan Society I year Current Kvent I vear l rlv rn Training Auto Mechanic- I year Operetta 3 year PAII.INK Cl'LVKR F H A. 3 year Current Kvent 2 year Bear Fact- Staff Phy-lcal duration 2 years Bl'DDY RICMAUDS F. F A. « years Physical Kd 2 year Current Kvent i year F. F A Sentbtel I year VRRUN COLLINS F. F. A. 4 year-project lonl-t Club 3 year Radio Club I year HILL CUOCKKIt F. F. A 2 tear Projectlonist Club 3 year Current Kvent 2 year Football 1 year MATTIK 08HORNK Photography Club 1 year Ib-areiie 3 years Y-Teen- 2 year urrent Kvent I year It. 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A. 3 year Current Events 4 year Y-Teen I year Radio Club 1 year Driver Training Physical E 4 year WANDA CAVKTT jj- H A. 4 year Olee Club 3 year I lea re tie 3 year A You Like It | year Science Club 1 year CHARLES NI TTLE Current Event 3 year Commercial Club I year F F A. 4 year Trea F. F. A. S4- SS JACK SHARP Current Event 4 year Bear Fact Staff Driver Training JOE MAOOART Track I year Football I year F. F. A. 3 year Commercial Club 1 year Projectionist Club 1 year Physical Ed 3 years SHARI.KNA CAVETI F. H. A. 4 year Science Club 1 year A You Like It I year Physical Ed I year DENNY BINOHAM IX)LA WILLIAMS Y-Teen 1 year Photography Club I year Commercial Club 3 year 1 MARY ANN NEOELEIN F H A. 4 year Library Club 3 year Driver Training 1 year Jr HI Librarian 'U-'M JIM McORE. JR. Band 4 years President Band M-'tt Olee Club 3 year t J r JEANETTE KITE Sludrnt Council Jet” HARVEY BALL. TUBBY EDDIE ItAltNES Jo.- OEORCJE RAI'QII •'Punch OTIS BEATY ''Booty ' I.Lt'LA BENNETT Lu Lu” ROBIN BETTES Sutrar I l NELSON HRENSINU Sonny l’AT BROWN Potty Wink o’ JIM IIKOWN ROBERTA CAPSTICK •‘Dotty ALVIN CATHBR Shorty JIM COM.INS Kddlr MELVIN CRI'TS Rod � . ' A y' • • ,4 jnk1.; RETHA DAY Ree Dee ROM DENNIS DrnnU the Menace' CHARLENE Dl’NCAK Chart THEODORE ESTER Ted JAKIE EISt'HER PUth HENRY KRYER “Hank J J J J ' ' R ??E.FT OOOD CHIEF FORREST QRROOR ••Frosty RONALD OOOD RAGLE Bald}'’ LINDA ORKOOR Squirt non octhrie Bobby NORMA OROTE Janie BILL GRIM 'Little Doughnut DONALD GOOD EAGLE “Duck HOWARD HILLI8 Howie BARBARA HARRIS Bob BEVERLT HANGER Bev. LESLIE HAND Lea ANNAVIEVE LEWIS Anna” HELEN KLINE 'Mia Boonie” REX KEETON Slim LARRY JOHNSON 'Scarry THOMAS MOORE Shorty DORIS MAYSE Finney” VERLIN LYNCH Tweedy EDGAKITA LONO Butch SHF.ltMAX PORTRR RmT CALVIN URDHCKN Sp d)'' WANDA RKKD “Wanderer” MART RKKD Macbeth” iU MU . PROfA YVONNE ItKKVKS Vonnk1 MAX ROOK 110 Maxle” NANCY SALLKK “Xanky” WKSLKV SCHLAI8 Sonny” ItOQKR SHIKLDS Hod JAMKS SISSON Jim” VYRLA SMITH Spat Ida” LKSTKIt SI N KAOLK ‘‘U Hue MARIK TONKMAH Hite” OLA It A TCI.I. Hutch” FOLLY WALK Kit “Heaney” DAVID WAI AH 1ST Wnkuhuaka” NORM A WKHII Snooka” CONN1K WRONKIl Lou” CLAYTON WILKINSON Unliy fijOYD heller JIM HERO TRl'MAN RI� ACK ART ROSS PATTY BOYD MONA BRIKN ROBERTA BRIEN VANCE BROWN CHARI� TTE BURKDOLL LARRY CARTMELL CAROLYN CARTWRIGHT AHA CAVBTT DONNA CRIDER REA CROCKER JENEVA DENNY SANDRA ELLIS MARVIN FENTON SHIRLEY FI'GATE WAYNE OARNER JOHN HAYMOND CAROLYN HAYNES GENE HAYNES WAYNE HOLLER REBECCA HOOPER NATHANIEL HOR8BCHIEP SIDNEY HOSTUTLER OENE HUGHES MARGARET JOHNSON JIMMY KELLEY RICHARD LANGLEY ROBERT LKFTHAND ALFRED LONO SHIRLEY MAOGART EDNA MARTIN NORMA MINOR BETTY MITCHELL LANCE MITCHELL SANDRA NEET LA VET A NICHOLSON WILLARD PRATT WILMA RATLIFF MARGIE REEVES JOHN RIEMER MELVIN RICE MARY RIPLEY ROY LEE ROBBINS CLAUDE ROMACK JERRY RUSSELL DELBERT SANFORD RAYMOND SHARP BOBDY SHITE NANCY SISSON ROBERT SMITH JIM 8TAQ08 KAY STEWART ARCHIE 8CN EAGLE HITH TAH MARY ANN TAI’LM AN PAT TKTKR KAY THI RRKR REYNOLDS THITtBKIl RAYMOND TONKMAH JOHN TI LL ALDONNA VAN lll'REN DONNIE VAN III REN HERMAN WAKE MYRNA WEAVER LAVERNE WELLS NORMAN WELKER DOROTHY WILLARD OLENDA WOOD SANDY WltlOHT r r r r r r r r r [ [ [ r r r i i i r. i i I r r r ■ ■ ' ’ ' ’ J ROBERT 8CHACHER I'resident I.INDA FtAK MALTSBERGER Student Council PEGGY CARVER Secretary Freshmen Fit EDDY STAFF Student Council BOB PERRY Vice-President HON NIK BALL I .RON BEATY LOY IILKDSAW DEAN BRAWDY V Kit NON BI'CHAN NON ROY CATR8 HAROLD CAI'DI.K YKI.M A CAVKTT LAWAYNK COOK GLADYS DALLAS NORMA DALLAS HOWARD DKNNY JIM Dl'KK HILL KVA NS JIM PIKLDS MARY rOOATK BRADLEY O AM BILL KLMIRA GARDNKK SYLVKSTKIt OARRIBON HOB OBRKTY FRANCIS ORANT GARY ORBOOR NANCY ORIKSKL JIM GRIM HIE OCTRIK VKHI.I8 HAND SALLY HARP VERNON HARRAOARRA MARY HATCH Kit JOYCE HKNItY FAITH HILLIM SHERMAN HINMAN JIMMIE HOOPER EDWARD HOOVER GENE HOSTETLER GEORGIA Hl'TCHINSON CHARLES JAKE CHARLES JAMES JACKIE KELLEY JACKIE KENNEDY YVONNE LVlItP MARVIN LA88IDER SHERMAN LEFTHAND KDOAR LONG MILDRED LYTLE HERDIN'A MARSH NO PAT MCDt’GLK DAN MEEKER BOB MERRILL. PETE MOORE WILLIAN MOROAN LUCI MVRIE PAT MURPHY ELEANOR NEOELEIN ELSIE NEOELEIN OLENDA 08BORN RONNIE 08B0RN HARRIET PAPPAH JERRY PEPPER BERRY PHILLIPS REBECCA PRATT ELWOOD PRIMEAUX MARTHA REED BARBARA KEEVK8 JAKE RICHARDSON RAY ROBINSON MIKE ROMACK DORIS ROUBIDOUX JOHNNIE SALLEE PETER SEYMOUR DAVID SHARP NORMA SHARP DONNA SMITH t r r r f r f F F ■ ■ ■ ' ’ J J J J1MMIK SMITH NILA SMITH PEGGY SMITH DARLENE ST AN BART JUANITA STEWART IX) ANNA STOVER BARBARA SUTTER LA VEDA THOMAS DICK TODD IDA TONEMAH SHIRLEY VARNER JANIE WALKER CHARLES WATSON DELMAN WEAVER JUDY WELKER PEGGI WELKER ROBERT WHEATLY DIXIE WHITLOW LORETTA WILLS DEE WORTHY ELLEN ALLEN TOM BRIGHT KENNETH CANADY Student Council RAYMOND 8HARP Vice-President PETE TY80N President SECOND ROW—Raymond Sharp, J. B. Minor, Freddy Staff, Bob Berry, Jack Smith, Mr. Green, sponsor. 1 1 1 1 r r 1955 MOST HANDSOME BOV Roy Oerety CUTEST OIRL Sue Jeate MOST POPULAR COUPLE Nina Qty hTtnatn and Larry Ferguson SENIOR BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Larry Ferguson SENIOR OIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED I a Velle Lit lie CUTEST COUPLE Yjnk Smith BEST ATHLETE Johnny Allen BEST MUSIC STUDENT James McQee Pete Tyaon MOST POPULAR OIRL Margaret Schacher A R1 MOST STUDIOUS OIRL Prances Long MOST POPULAR BOY Jim Horn MOST STUDIOUS BOY Olen Smith MOST TALKATIVE BOY Tom Soulaby MOST TALKATIVE OIRL Sharon Vance BEST DRAMATIC STUDENT Alvin Dean MOST BASHFUL OIRL Clara Tull most bashful boy Kenneth Nlmerlck y r I Activity Staff Bobby Robinson, Billy Bradley. Ann Marlow, Janie Riemer. May Queen And Attendants FIRST ROW (left to right)—Ellen Kline, Jo Ann Cartwright, Joy McKin-nly, Sandra Tucker. Roberta Robinson. SECOND ROW—Martha Wilson, Marcy Malloy, Norma Jean Smith, De An Kite, Delores Ogle, Peggy Fenton. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Loyd Anderson, Alfred Harding. Charles Graham. Curtis Porter. John Jennings. Patricia Dean. Beverly Tannihill. Roy Poiler. SECOND ROW—Arthur Dean Warden. Melvin Marshall. Jimmy Gordon. Roberta Bell. Pqula Brown. Justine Good Chief, Leota Sharp. Jack Feaster. John Langley. Ezra Tilden. THIRD ROW—Billy Wilkerson, Anson Carson, Jerome Hill, Danny Amen, Darrell Womack, Tommy Sisson. Tommy Boyd, Merle Rice. FIRST ROW (left to right) —Kathy Ball, Evelyn Lytle. Delores Ogle. Sidney Sellers, Elmo Morgan. Joy Eshelman, Gilbert Domney, Sue Denney, Artie Alexander, Jerry Tucker. SECOND ROW—Jean Ha mon i. Jennie Horsechief. Helen Negelein, Frances Muck. LeEtta McLaughlin, Gail Privett, Yvonne Lee, Owen Wright. John Berry. Austin Realrider. THIRD ROW—Rita Lewis, Anris Sheats, Elaine Littlesun, Carlene Bowman. Charles Duncan. Harry Smith, Raymond Howell, Loy Dallas. Wilbur Johnson. SECOND ROW—Nila Edwards, Alan Lancaster, Larry Johnston, Gayle Vance, Kathryn LeGrar.de, Darla Teegarden, Yvonne Young, Ursula Toaty. THIRD ROW—Betty McQuarie. John Porterfield. Bill Perry. Carolyn Kelley, Beverly Bright, Janice Horsechief, Adeline Tonemah, Roberta Pratt. r ’ J FOURTH ROW—George Gibbons, Jerrv Allen. Melvin Berg, Johnny Howell, Allen Shields, Clark Molina, Jerry Richards. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Margaret Nuttle, Ruby Edwards, Kathleen Stapleton, Sharon Neet, Karen Sharp, Ella Mae Leading Fox, Deena Garrison, Marie Moore, Ladessa Clayton, Jerry Gibbons, Thomas Hutchinson, Don Lucas. SECOND ROW—Leslie Spears, Kay Long, Joann Walenciak, De An Kite, Kathryn Osborn, Kay Marrs, Lyla Bennett, Lillian Sanders, Clara Hetten-bach, Martha Harris. THIRD ROW—Ernest Berg, William Eaves, Jerry Willard, AJvin Smart, Robert Rader, Charles Buchanan. Willard Doshier. FIRST ROW (left to right)— Elizabeth Gibbons. Eileen Cates, Melinda Heaver. Narcy Gentry. Wanda Dallas, Stanley Kistler, Lloyd Amen. Harold Dennev. SECOND ROW—Gaye Conarro. Martha Long. Betty Nell Kelley. Shirley Johnston. Beatrice Eaves. Wayne Doshier. Buddv Guthrie. C. H. Boyd, Ann Attocknie. THIRD ROW—DeWavne Hatcher, Jess Howell, Chancy Delph, Linda Hettenbach, Ginger Boss, Donna I ancaster. Joe Boyce, James Ixmg, George Evans. E. Joe Share. FOURTH ROW—Mrs. Harris Johnson. Betty Sue Evans. Robert James. Jackie Baugh. I inda Kay Kimberlin, John Hubbard. Wavne Jake, Gary istgj FIRST ROW (left to right)—Miss Eder. Richard Garrison. Doris Dallas. Sharon Harrington. Peggy Fenton. Junior Calvert. Elmer Dallas Bobby Hargrove. Linda Bright. Ray Gamer, Don Crider, Wilma Doshier, Mr. Sharp. SECOND ROW—Jerry Kean, Junior Cairns. Larry Lane. Wayne Anderson, Christine Hooper. Dawn Johnson, Taylor Caldwell, Roy Cates, Sue Lee. Wilbur Eaves. THIRD ROW—Jimmy Harrison. Hattie Good Eagle, Ann Marlow. Kittie Hubbard, Christine Good Chief. Marvin Hand, Roy Berg. Alex Allen, Raymond Henrv. Jerre Herrod. FIRST ROW' (left to right)—Virginia Norris. Larry Skidgel. Linda Spears. Sharryn Tucker, Steven Palmer, Ricky Johrston. Joy McKinley, Carolvn Realrider. SECOND ROW'—Ann Morgan. Nicky Richards, Janice Kelley, Jackie Lee Wright, Katie Johnson, Shelia Nuttle. Mike W’ood. THIRD ROW—Mrs. Rogers, Connie Staff. Alfred Majors. Antonette Male-tkh, John Wilde. Garry Hooper, Frank Reed. W’ilford Lewis. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Katheryn Skidgel. Sue Shaw. Norma Smith. Jane Riemer, Jay Vance. Joe Price. Harold Sorrells, Robert Scott, Kenneth SFXOND ROW—Mrs. Lynch. Joyce Robinson, Kathie Osborn, Oneta McAlister. Jimmy Walenciak, Gail Smith, Billy Don Skidgel, Billy Sheats, WKj.net Vance. Mary Sue Romack. Jerry Sharp. Gloria Skid-jjel, Glen Walquist, Mike Thomas. Douglas Tilden. David Lyon, Lawrence JttDfhril ROW—Mary McGee, Gladys Porter, Jean Marlow, Donna Pepper, Janet Molloy, Larry McQuarie, Richard Tilden, Garry Porterfield, Katherine Wilkinson. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Luther Wheeler, Bryan McIntosh. Sandra Tucker. Jerry Welker. Kathrin? Negclein, Kay Sharp. Charlene Rice, Jackie Vance, Sandra Nicholson, Donna Smith, Eugene Scott. Mr. Sharp. SECOND ROW—Mrs. Green. Mark Wood, Perry Womego, Bobby Stafford, Everett Womack. Janice Sanders, Betty Reeves. Toy McKinley, Bob Harrs, Crawford Toahtv. Lerov Williard. THIRD ROW—Warren Kellev. Billy Lvon:;. Jess Lyons, Marvin Marshall. Mack McCall Colvin. Carol Shields, Beth Pepper, Larry Perrine. Ruby Martin. Joe Robinson. FIRST ROW (left to right)— Miss Darmer, Ronald Brown, Melvin Garner. Jo Ann Cartwright. Linda Sue Allembaugh, Edward Cook, Josephine Evans. Russell Brim. Mr. Sharp. , . . SECOND ROW—Linda ('.ail Edwards. Dale Cochran. Ronnie Bledsaw. Clarence Boss. Judith Kay Harris. Terry Fenton, Mcckie Clayton. THIRD ROW—LaDonna Bennett. Julia Howell. Jimmy Baugh. Judith Ann Cox. Loretta Domenv. Leslie Harris. Phillips Burgess, Cheryl Ferguson. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mrs. Little. Ted Bettes. Betty Bruce, Gary Harrington. Alan Dean. Judy Lucas. Billy Jennings. SECOND ROW—Darlene Johnson, Beverly Henry, Crystal Beaty, Beverly Brown. Marion Lavton. Bettie Clavton. THIRD ROW—Deanne Hettenbach. Grace Little Eagle, Margaret Hay-mond. Richard Eaves. Raymond Harris. Alvin Clavton. John Harrison. FOURTH ROW—William Howell. Mike Culver. Max Benson. Dale Hamilton. Marcv Molloy, Frankie Hooper, Linda Cartmell. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Miss Fitchett, Monte Jestes, Bobby Jones. Linda Fay Dean. Larry Goodfox, David Hargrove, Gary Ellis, Ronald Hartwick. Ellen Kline. SECOND ROW—Rhonda Conarro. Linda Lou Bowman, Jerry Hawkins. Sandra Sue Karraker. Mary Kay Karraker, Marie Long, Sue Goodeagle, Diane Shields. Sammy Gibbons. THIRD ROW—Rheadon Beaver. Janet Berry, Patricia Kirkendal, Frieda Johnson, Louis Eaves, Tom Flanagan. Ava Henry, Evelyn Berg, Frankie Jelinek, Roy Brown. FIRST ROW (left to right) —Carol Chapman. Gordon Karraker. Glynn Eaves. Zack Morris. Deborah Kelley. Linda Berg. Randy HiUis, David Cartmell. Tullv Endicott. Junior Bruce. Ross Johnston. SECOND ROW—Mrs. Dietz. John Berg, Gail Cox. Gloria Colclazier, Sharon Kistler. Richard Griesel, Sue Johnston. May Kinnear, Betty Sue Good Chief, George Howell, Donald Murnan, Elmer Domeny. THIRD ROW—Kay Kinnear. Rita Hill, Clayton Lancaster, Janelle Ferguson, Jewell Davis, Mary Louise Eaves. David Hatfield. Georgette Childs, Rex Boyce, Lynn Eaves, Bunky Echo Hawk, Vera Duncan. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mrs. Teague. Paul Vance. Linda Cochran, Jack Waters, Gay Sackett. Terry Swart, Jimmy Soulsby. Ricky Teegard-en. Sheryal Rice, Sue Scott, Mr. Sharp. SECOND ROW—Jacqueline Reed, Johnny Lyons, Caroline Sheats, Kay Porter, Kenny Speer. Marva Wilson, Maryline Pershall, F'rankie Patton, Kathryn Sharp. Larry Porter. THIRD ROW—Jimmie Walker, John Palmer, Barbara Warden, Shirley Richards, Zackary Toahty, Jerry Womack, Donald Robinson, Stanley Rader. Sharon Reed. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mrs. Mena Stafford, Donald Lee Poteet. Donald Sneed, Linda Willard, Martha Wilson, Roberta Robbins, Jo Ann Skidgel, Beatrice Realrider. SECOND ROW—Mary Ann Womack. Tommy Little Sun. Frances Walker, John Saver. Ressie PershaU. Sandra Robinson. Joe Scott. THIRD ROW—Linda Wood. Sidney Moore. Steven Wilson, Sharon Smith, Lynn Osborn. Linda Jo Scott, DeWavne Welker. Mildred Sanders. FOURTH ROW’—Jimmy Hawkins. John Marlow, Bobby Martin, Terry Machetta, Darrell Teague, W’alter ‘Negelein, Judy Walenciak, Carolyn Majors. FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mrs. Margaret Stafford, Ivona Walker, Norma Sorrells, Richard Teter, Oren Osborn, Gaia Thomas, Cheryl Richards, Larry Poteet, Connie Jo Richards, Lisa Springer. SECOND ROW’—Ronald Rice. Mike Parris, Freddy Scott, Melvin Negelein, Keiler Robinson, Barbara Reed, Frances Langley, Jimmy Skidgel, Larry Richards THIRD ROW'—Lou Ann Norris. Max S’ idgel. Richard Colclazier, Bobby Perez, Linda Phillips, Dixie Maltsberger. Treva Taylor, Mary Bryce Priv-ett. Donna Novotny. _ . . FOURTH ROW’—George Williams. Lewis Roundtree. Orbie Watson. Linda Faye Wright. Donna Maletich, George Walenciak, Glenn Neet, Steve Thomas. Carol Nuttle. , w? trf 'Vyrla Smith Junior BRUIN QUEEN ATTENDANTS Delores Jull Senior JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL QUEEN Sidney Sellers Seventh Grade JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL QUEEN ATTENDANTS Beverly Jannahill Eighth Grade gkne boyett KENNETH NIMEKICK. Sr. t'o.l'imltln Schedule Pawnee 41 Tonkawa 27 57 27 42 14 39 Chandler « 52 Drumrlftht 7 14 Fairfax 0 41 Hhtdler 13 Pawnee . 24 Cleveland 14 32 Cartier 19 21 0 Won ms 10 Loot 127 0 North State Champion Northern Five Champions MAX McKKNElE Assistant Coach COACH OF THE YEAR’' Class B State Champions FIRST ROW (Left to Right)—Pete Tyson, Bob Dennis, Tom Soulsby, Howard Hillis, Richard Allen, Larry Ferguson, Jake Fischer, Johnny Allen, Jim Horn, Kenneth Nimerick, Dale Gregor. SECOND ROW—Ron Good Eagle, Nelson Brensing, Don Goojl Eagle, Jack Smith, Art Boss, Bob Berry, George Baugh, Bob Baugh, Bob Meyers, Roy Gerety, Wally Allen. THIRD ROW—Max McKenzie, assistant coach, Bud Lone Chief, Nathaniel Horse Chief, Fred Staff, Robert Good Chief, Bob Perry, Wesley Schlais, Gerald Kaenzig, Raymond Sharp. Wayne Garner, Bill Zemp. LAST ROW—Gene Boyett, coach. RON GOOD RAGLE. Jr HaJfh rk JOHNNY ALICES'. 8r Ouarli-r)«ck Co-Captain all Static All North State All Northern Five Guard DALE GREGOR. 8r End All North 8tate JAKIK FISCHER. Jr. Tackie JACK SMITH. Jr. Halfl ck Center ROBERT GOOD CHIEF. Jr Tackle NATHANIEL. HOUSE CHIEF. Soph. NELSON BRENSING. Jr. Guard GEOKGE BAl'OH. Jr. Tackle GERALD KAENZIO. Sr. Halfback VYRLA DKAN SMITH Junior High School Basketball Basketball Queen PAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RECORD PAWNEE 40 STROUD 31 PAWNEE 42 PERRY 31 PAWNEE 68 NEWKIRK 37 PAWNEE 59 TONKAWA 40 PAWNEE 60 FAIRFAX 44 PAWNEE 62 CLEVELAND 44 PAWNEE 67 SHIDLER 58 PAWNEE 48 HOMINY 52 PAWNEE 62 NEWKIRK 54 PAWNEE 33 DRUMRIGHT 43 PAWNEE 46 FAIRFAX 45 PAWNEE 31 DRUMRIGHT 39 PAWNEE 68 CLEVELAND 53 PAWNEE 65 HOMINY 52 PAWNEE 49 DEWEY 34 CLEVELAND TOURNAMENT EDMOND TOURNAMENT PAWNEE 64 MARIETTA 46 PAWNEE 62 DEL CITY 32 PAWNEE 44 HOMINY 45 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT PAWNEE 52 YALE 27 PAWNEE 64 CLEVELAND 43 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT PAWNEE 60 COYLE 32 PAWNEE 63 MARLAND 45 PAWNEE 55 SHIDLER 44 STATE TOURNAMENT PAWNEE 54 COALGATE 36 PAWNEE 43 PURCELL 46 FIRST ROW (left to right) Johnny Allen, Truman Black, Pete Tyson, Vyrla Dean Smith, Queen, Forrest Gregor, Archie Sun Eagle, Wally Allen. SECOND ROW—Gene Boyett, Coach, Dale Gregor, Richard Allen, Larry Ferguson. Howard HUlis, Charles Jake, Freddy Staff, Bob Perry, Alvin Tucker, Assistant Coach. FROSTY OR BOOR. Jr Guard JOHNNY ALLEN. Sr. Forward HOWARD HILLIS. Jr. Ouar-1 ARCHIE SUN EAGLE. Soph. Guard TRUMAN BLACK. Soph. Forward DALE OR KOOK Sr Forward WALLY ALLEN. Soph. Forward St LARRY FERGUSON. Center PETE TYSON. Sr Forward RICHARD ALLEN. Jr. Guard r ALVIN TUCKER Coach Junior High Football r r Schedule ( Fairfax 6 l awnee PkWDM n 2 T JS Hominy .... Cleveland Fairfax Shtdler n • f 32 Cleveland 6 i 121 5n Won 4 Lost 1 Tied .1 r r FIRST ROW( left to right)—Ronald Osborn, David Sharp, Robert Schach-er, Elwood Primeaux, John Porterfield, Jerry Allen, Jim Fields, Mike Maltsberger, Alvin J. Tucker, coach. SECOND ROW— Delman Weaver, Sherman Hinman. Jim Duff, Bob Perry, Pat Murphy, Fred Staff, Charles Jake, Dee Worthy, Mike Romack, George Gibbons. THIRD ROW—Gene Hostutler, Bill Perry, Bradley Gambill, Clark Molina, Dick Todd, Edgar Long, Pete Seymore, Vernon Harragarra, Bobby Gerety. FOURTH ROW—William Morgan, Tom Bright, Roy Cates, Francis Grant, Berry Phillips, Charles James. Jim Hooper, John Howell, Marvin Lasater, Pete Moore. FIFTH ROW—Allan Lancaster, Bobby Shunatona. I rry Johnston, Melvin Berg, John Skidgel, Sherman Lefthand, Jerry Pepper, Virgil James. SIXTH ROW—Allan Shields, Gary Vance, Earl Ogle, Jerry Richards, Jimmy Tucker. I ! I I I Junior High Basketball PAWNEE JUNIOR RECORD PAWNEE 26 STROUD 22 PAWNEE 17 PERRY 18 PAWNEE 43 NEWKIRK 27 PAWNEE 30 TONKAWA 17 PAWNEE 32 FAIRFAX 36 PAWNEE 24 CLEVELAND 17 PAWNEE 32 SH IDLER 22 PAWNEE 40 HOMINY 25 PAWNEE 21 NEWKIRK 17 PAWNEE 26 DRUMRIGHT 28 PAWNEE 33 FAIRFAX 32 PAWNEE 21 DRUMRIGHT 37 PAWNEE 41 CLEVELAND 25 PAWNEE 34 HOMINY 16 PAWNEE 20 DEWEY 25 CLEVELAND TO U H N A M ENT PAWNEE 40 PAWNEE INDIAN SCHOOL 6 PAWNEE 34 OSAGE 23 PAWNEE 28 CLEVELAND 36 FIRST ROW (left to right) Pete Seymore. George Gibbons, Sherman Hin-man, Bill Perry, John Porterfield, Jerry Allen. SECOND ROW—Francis Grant. Freddy Staff. Bob Merrell, Charles Jake, Clark Molina. Bob Perry. Max McKenzie. Coach. Cheerleaders Bear Facts Staff On« of the moat exclusive orginlM Ilona in Pawn High School la the Bear Facti 8laff. It la exclualve be-raurr only aenlora are permitted to Join. It la the duty of the Bear Facta Staff to prepace, edit, and proofread every Item of newa which goes Into I he high school newspaper The newspaper, Bear Facta.” la published semi-monthly by the t'hlef Publishing Company. All the preliminary work, however, la done by the staff, even to headline writing. The sponsor la Mr. J W. Utile. lettermen The Letterman’s Club la an organisation 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 la sponsored by the high school athletic coachea. Library m The Library Club of Pawnee High School, organised and directed by Mrs. Alvin Tucker, endeavors to take its place In the educational system. The objectives of the library staff are: to assemble and preserve hooks and materials In organised collections, and through stimulation snd 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. } 1 J J J J r r r r r r f J r F.H.A. Th� motto of the Future Homemakers of America Is Toward Now Horl-sons. It expresses the purpose of the organisation-learning. to live better today In order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Future Homemakers of America emphasises the importance of home membership; Incouragee democracy: footnotes international good will; and urt hers Interest In Home Economics. Projectionist The Projectionist Club Is sponsored by Mr. Charles A Cox. The purpose of the Projectionist Club Is to qualify each member to be a better 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 getting 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 work of the recorder. Commercial The Commercial Club Is an organisation m which young ppoplc can gain experience in dealing with legal, state, and 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 sn opportunity to learn more at out business organisations and community leadership. Science Club 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. The club is sponsored by Mr. Coyle Smith. The Y-Teen Club of Pawnee High School Is dedicated to character and personality development of the students. It stresses service for rood and help to one Another. We realise that a pleasant Individual personality is essential If one Is to succeed In airfield of work, and the fellowship of other young people truly helps to develop this important asset. r r r r r [ [ r r r r [ Thespian Sociel Students who are Interested In debate. dramstlos. or any phase of public speaking, generally Join the Thespian Society. It Is an organisation 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. [ r As You Like 3l The A Tou I.Ike If Club Is composed of boys and Kiris from aU four nigh shcool Krades. The purpoSy of the club are to provide an attempt to understand our needs, desires, behavior, current problems, and seemingly Inconsistencies of dally living. CAROL ANN MITCHELL F.F.Ae QUEEN P. F. A. stands for one of the lamest organizations In America. Tne Future Farmers of America Is an organization which helps boys possess and create a love of country life. An F. F. A. boy's desire is to set a fine example of a true democratic citizen of these United States of Amaclca. Current Events The Current Events Is sponsored by Miss Bateman. The Current Events Club 1s 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 dally reading and the grasping of Ideas quickly without long laborious reading for details. FIRST ROW (Left to Right)—Vyrla Smith, Edgarita Lone Mari 1 Smith, Helen Kline, Robin Bettes. SECOND ROW—Nina Gay Flanagan, Carol Ann Mitchell, Kay .Thurber, Harold Denny, Sandra Tucker, Margie Nuttle, Connie Staff, Nancy Gentry! David Lyon, Jerry Harrod, Norma Smith, Jane Riemer, Sharon Tucker, Carolyn Cartwright, Beverly Hanger, Ashley Alexander, Director. THIRD ROW—Charles Graham, Artie Alexander, Donna Lancaster, Gloria Skidgel, Beth Pepper, Joy Ann Flshelman, Jerry Shaw, Evelyn Lytle, Kathleen Stapleton, Sue Denny, Karen Sharp. FOURTH ROW—Sidney Sellers, Ann Privett, Kay Long, Linda Kimberlin, Allen Lancaster, John Berry, Jackie Kelley, Darla Teegarten, Kathryn Wilkinson, Sandra Adams, Delores Ogle. FIFTH ROW—Austin Realrider, Larry Johnston, Jimmy Gordon, Shirley Varner, Donna Smith, Howard Denny, Darlene Staneart, LaWayne Cook, Peggy Smith, Lillian Sanders, Nila Eklwards. SIXTH ROW—Mary Hatcher, Polly Walker, Kay Stewart, Nila Smith, Donna Pepper, Alfred Long, Georgia Hutchinson, Carolyn Kelley, Gladys Porter, Jim Berg. SEVENTH ROW—Bobby Shupe, Wayne Fklwards, Lowell Meadors, Sara Smith, Betty Mitchell, Nelson Brensing, Jerry Pepper, Gerald Kaenzig. EIGHTH ROW—Jimmy Kelley, Jimmy Duff, Jakie F'ischer, Jack Smith, Gene Haynes, Jim McGee, Delbert Sanford, Bill Zemp. (Left to Right)—Vyrla Smith, Beverly Hanger. Edgarita Long, Nina Gay Flanagan, Marilyn Smith. Helen Kline. Robin Bettes. Twirlers FIRST ROWOeft to right)—Shirley Fugate, Jeneva Denny, Norma Grote Peggy Carver, Helen Kline. Pat Brown. Sandra Neet. Sally Harp, Yavonne Reeves, Nancy Sisson, Rea Crocker, Mary Fugate, Doris Anderson, Ashley Alexander, conductor. J J SECOND ROW—Elmira Gardner, Kay Stewart. Martha Reed, Sandra Wright, Wanda Cavett. Betty Culver. Faith Hillis, Linda Maltsberger, Barbara Sutter, Peggi Welker, Sue Guthrie, Carolyn Haynes. THIRD ROW—Polly Walker, Aldonna Van Buren. Janie Walker, Jeanette Kite, Sandra Ellis, Nina Gay Flanagan, Carolyn Cockrum, Frances Lone Charlotte Burkdoll, Glenda Wood, Mary Reed. FOURTH ROW—Bonnie Laird. Claude Romack, Floyd Beller Gene Haynes, Alvin Dean, Calvin Dean, Gerald Kaenzig, Dee Worthy, James Sisson, Bonnie Van Buren. Calendar Activities School opened. Bears open football season. Hotary Amateur Hour. Homecoming—Jim Horn did the honors! State Teacher's Meeting—Plotting!! Junior Play. I Love Lucy Back to school night. Bears Complete Undefeated Season!!! Grade School Operetta. Thanksgiving Holidays. A short rest. FFA Box Supper. Christmas Vacation Starts-yippee!! Semester Exams. Cleveland Tournament. Bruin Queen Contest. Edmond Tournament. High School Operetta. District Basketball Tournament. District Teacher's Meeting. All School Play. Pawnee Parade—What a day! Band Concert. Senior Play—Hlt of the day!! Junlor-8enlor Banquet Baccalaureate. Final Exams—Thud! Commencement Exercises. SCHOOL OUT!!!!!!! Courtesy of Setnca (fy n 'Ptete B. L. SEMTNER, President Oklahoma City, Okla Lithographers — Printers — Designers Maltsberger 66 Station Wholesale and Retail Gas and Oil Phone 196 RICHARDS fo, PONTIAC Farm Equipment All Makes Phone 93 Frank Richards, Owner, Manager MARXS THE QUALITY STORE Pawnee's Oldest and Most Reliable Shoppin? Place Pawnee SS Years oi Leadership Oklahoma PALMER AUTO STORE Goteverything Phone 432 OKLAHOmfi nflTURAl (jot Cmyxwuf Gas Has Got It THE LONG-BELL LUMBER CO. Your Building Supply Store Phone 44 H. E. JONES, Manager Northside Cafe Prompt Efiicient Service Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 182 STORE. Phone 13—Pawnee. Okla. Peter Drugs Bettye’s j Beauty Prescription Pharmacists Shop IF IT'S REXALL IT'S RIGHT! Phone 148 Phone 307 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PAWNEE THE OLDEST BANK IN PAWNEE COUNTY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ted Lusk Insurance Co. General Insurance To Protect You and Yours 625 Sixth Street Phone 641 Nite Phone 486 COOK MOTOR CO. International Trucks Buick Cars Day and night wrecker service HOTEL GRAHAM Phone 150 Fern Sellers - - Ruth Jonas Insurance PHONE 17 —All Types of Insurance DAIRY HOME i OWNED LOCKERS HOME OPERATED PAWNEE LUMBER CO. R. E. Klutsenbeker, Owner — BUILDING MATERIALS — Paints — Wallpaper — Glass Farm Machinery Repairs Pasteurized Dairy Products Phone SO PHONE 102 Marx-Wheeler Clothing Co. CROCKER SON PLUMBING ELECTRIC SHOP PAWNEE’S POPULAR STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS MYERS PUMPS AND SERVICE COLEMAN FLOOR FURNACES KELVINATOR SINCE 1900 Hold Everything — We ll Be There!' Greetings and Best Wishes to All Students, Teachers and Parents 76e ‘Pattmec 'HatCcMaC Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JESTES SERVICE STATION Continental Gas and Oil Goodyear Tires —t— PHONE 466 TONY THOMAS Insurance Real Estate HOMETOWN MARKET GROCERY - - - MARKET Quality Meats and Grocery Products Fr e Delivery Phone 61 and 62 Elson Heiman raoopm I AUTO SUPPLY —Quality Auto Parts— —Goodrich Products— Phone 232 GORDONS PAWNEE FEED PRODUCE — Superior Feeds — Cash for your Cream. Eggs. Poultry Hides. Furs and Pecans MEURER ABSTRACT CO. We Show What the Records Show X Mary Spelman, Manager Phone 22 FLOWERS For Graduation PAWNEE FLOWER SHOP MRS. C. R. KERR 1 Block South of High School Phone 416 Oklahoma Tire Supply j Belden's Restaurant Porter Radio Sporting Goods Pawnee, Okla. “Home of Better Values” “We Feature good foods” Emerson Radio and Television Sales and Service Phone 248 WAYNE BLAND FORD CO. Your Friendly Ford Dealer GENUINE FORD SERVICE Phone 665 Wrecker PIGGLY WIGGLY Home Owned Home Operated 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 E'gm Hamilton Bulova Wyler DIAMONDS COSTUME JEWELRY GIFT ITEMS THOMAS GENERAL STORE Groceries — Dry Goods — Shoes Save Time — Save Steps Save Money PHONES 303 — 304 Pawnee Co. Hardware Furn. We Got It!—W ell Get It! Or It Ain’t Mode PAWNEE PHONE 174 OKLA. MOSS CHEVROLET CO. y CHEVROLET j POTEET FUNERAL HOME Courteous and Attentive Service Sales and Service Phone 53—Pawnee AMBULANCE ---1--- PHONE 257 PAWNEE, OKLA. Kolb Oil Co. North Side Square ---1--- Deep Rock Gasoline Wholesale and Retail Kerosene and Motor Oils Phone 341 SAY GRADUATION WITH FLOWERS AT Margaret's Flower Shop Opposite Pawnee Hospital Western Auto Asso. Store Auto Parts Accessories Electrical Appliances Phone 113—Pawnee. Okla. City Drug Store Prescription Druggists ----1---- West Side of Square THE PAWNEE CHIEF Publishers — Printers x'Tgl Stationers JK6 We Helped Print This Annual Sooner School Pictures Annual Photographers ENID, OKLA. Phone 6113 316 South Van Buren MODEL CLEANERS Pickup - Delivery James McGee Phone 59 ANTRIM Formerly Rounds Si Porter EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER Olin Guthrie, Manager THE PAWNEE GRILL WE SPECIALIZE IN Steaks — Chops — Chicken Bread — Rolls — Pastries ERMY'S STORES Ermy's Dry Goods Laura's Fashion Shop Ermy's Men's Wear Ermy's 10c Store Hoobler's Barber Shop Your Patronage is Appreciated Here Compliments of PEPPER'S Furn. Appliances We Deal in Philcos Lee Rogers Grocery Market One Block East oi High School Phone 242 Monarch Snooker Parlor Good. Clean Recreation IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE B'RV yV