Pawnee High School - Bruin Yearbook (Pawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

Pawnee liigh School The Student Council and Bruin Staff gratefully dedicate the 1956 Bruin to the memory of a beloved friend and teacher, Miss Thelma Ben- ■ nett, whose untimely passing from our fellowship was a tragedy which- - 3 grieved and shocked every student and every teacher in the Pawnee Schools. Miss Bennett was a dedicated teacher who loved children, and whoat y loved to teach. She was kind, sympathetic, understanding, and helpful to all who came undfcr her influence. Our school is a better place because her having taught here. The lovely memories that we have of this teacher j and friend will linger with us always. To her, we dedicate this annual. v • IWH In JIM ALUEMBAfOH Vke-PrMldint Board 01 Education i Administration HOMER SHAW Superintendent of Schools B A-M A OR. P. R. RIEMER Member BI EL GREEN Principal of Jr. Sr Hlffh School B S-M 8 BCEL GREEN Commerce B 8-M S B JOE SHARP Grade-Principe) B 8-M 8 Cl.AKA BATEMAN Social Science B 8-M 8 IV A L STAFFORD Social Science Junior High Music A B M S COYLE SMITH Scienca B 8 GLENN CLARK LOLA ZOLDOSKE Biology Mathematics Trlalnometry B 8-M 8 High Shcool Math B 8 CHARLES MCLAIN 8peech-English Journalism B A JCANDATCCKER English II S-M 8 MARY ANN MILLER Enftlsh Foreign laniuages A B MYRTLE THOMAS Home Economics B 8 RALPH TEAGUE Industrial Arta B 8-M 8 EARL MCLAUGHLIN Commerce B 8 a ASHLEY ALEXANDER Vocal Instrumental Music B F. A. LEONARD BELI ElOENEBOYETT THELMA BENNETT Vocational A rl Athletic Ooach Home Economics B A Physical Education English BA B S-M 8 KERN HKI.I.KH8 He- to Supt.r I Clerh to the rd ROSA LBB CONARRO I r Ku«Ko Arts U 8 MAX MCKENZIE Junior High Msth Assistant Coach II 8 Of A It I,KM COX Drivers Training Junior High B 8-M 8 ALVIN TUCKER Junior High High Co II S M 8 Junior H oach SYBIL SAUNDERS LILA NEET HELEN JOHNSON HAZEL LYNCH JUANITA .OMEN Art Music 8lxth Orado Sixth Grade FMtfc Orado B 8 BA B AM A B 8 B 8 DELOKF f MACULA REN Fifth Grade B 8 LYLIA ROGERS Fourth Grads B S M S FERN DARKER Fourth Grads B 8 BERTHA SELLS Third Orade B 8 BEATRICE TEAGUE Third Grads KRLKNE FITCHETT Second Grads B S M 8 i 4- KAY THIRBEK Aaalutant - Editor Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Feature Editor Sports Editor Club Editor Snapshot Editor Senior Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor RAYMOND SHARP KAY THURBER MAX ROGERS LINDA MALTSBERGER BOB PERRY POLLY WALKER HELEN KLINE CLARA TULL CLAUDE ROMACK BOB GERETY Gayle Vance Typist VYRLA DEAN SMITH Junior High and Grade School Editor IJUIRY JOHNSTON MAX KOOKKfl liualneaa Manager Annual Staff FIRST ROW (left to right)—Claude Romack, Helen Kline, Vyrla Smith, Raymond Sharp, Kay Thurber, Max Rogers, Polly Walker. SECOND ROW—Mr. Green, sponsor, Linda Maltsberger, Bob Gerety, Bob Perry, Gayle Vance, Larry Johnston, Clara Tull. State Honor Society FIRST ROW (left to right) Vyrla Smith, LaWayne Cook, Rea Crocker, Beverly Hanger, Sue Jestes, LaVerne Wells, Robin Bettes, Grover Adams. Virgil James, Dale Bilyeu, Mary Ripley, Edna Martin, Kay Thurber. SECOND ROW—Linda Maltsberger, Betty Mitchell, Helen Kline, Kay Speer, Jeanette Walker, Barbara Sutter, Retha Day, Edgarita Long, Delleen Crocker, Mary Taulman, Yvohne Laird, Ronnie Osborn, Mary Hatcher. THIRD ROW—Roy Robbins, Raymond Sharp, Robert Schacher, Bob Perry, Max Rogers, Bob Berry, Jr., Jack Smith, Wayne Gamer. Dwayne Edwards, Jim Berg, Bobby Shupe, Larry Johnston. (Not pictured-W’ayne McCray) Sophomore Clut iVes. Junior Oau Pro Senior Clues Pros. Freshman Class Vice-Pre. ' Teen Pre� . } yrs Current Kvents S yrs Projectionist Club 1 yr. As You Mke It l yr Hand 2 yrs. Thespian Society 1 yr. HOB MYKHS Football 2 yrs. Lettermen's Club 2 yrs. Junior Class Vice-Proa Senior Class Vice-Pres. Commercial Club 2 yrs Science Club 2 yrs. POLLY WALKKIt Hand 4 yrs Glee ('tub 4 yrs. Operetta I yrs. Cheerleader 3 yrs. Olrls Trio 4 yrs. Junior Play Annual Staff 1 yr. Sec. Student Counc.l I yr. Commercial Club 1 yr. Hand Queen Attendant S4-SS CLARA Tl'LL FHA 4 yrs. Who's Who 1 yr. Student Council 1 yr. Annual Staff 1 yr. Senior Kdltor I {curettes 1 yr. Hear Fact. Staff 1 yr. Jr. HI. Library I yr. MAX KOOKKS FFA 2 yrs. Projectionist I yr. Commercial Club I yr. Student Council I yr. Annual Staff I yr. Business Manager I yr. SCE JKMTKS Bruin Queen 33 14 llruln Queen Attendant 4- S Football Queen Attendant 33 34 Student Council I yr. Cheerleader I yr. Honor Society 2 yrs. Class Secretary 3 yis. Who's Who 2 yrs. Junior Play All School Play 1 yr. KENNETH ADAMS PTA 3 yra Current Kv«i'« 2 yn. Commercial Club 2 yn As You Dike ll I yr. NELSON BRENSINO Hand 2 yn. Foot i all 4 yn Lellerman'a Club 2 yra. Thespian Society 2 yra Student Council I yr. Annual Staff I yr. FT A 4 yra. Science Club 2 yra. All School Flay Glee Club 2 yra. JAMES ALLEN Project iontat I yr. Sc'ence Club 2 yra Current Eventa I yr. RICHARD ALLEN Soph Cl � aa Vlce-Praa Koot be. II 4 yra. Basketball 4 yn Busrhall 3 yra. lsMtermen's Club 2 yra. LULA BENNETT Library Club 4 yra. President Library Club 1 yr. F1IA 3 yra. FHA reporter 1 yr. JIM BROWN KFA 1 yr. Projectionist 1 yr. Thespian Society 1 yr. BETTY CAPSTICK FHA 4 yra. Bear Facts Staff Office Olrl 2 yra. Beareltea 2 yra. ALVIN CATHEK Projectionist 3 yra. Science Club 2 yra. HARVEY BALL Football 1 Yr. Lettermen's Club 1 yr. Current Eventa 3 yra. ROBIN BETTES Band 4 yra. Twirler 2 yra. Qlee Club 2 yra urn Quartette 3 yra. rombone Trio 1 yr. nmercial Club 2 yra. nerrlal Club Reporter Rearettes 3 yra. ’Tm.ii Club I yr JIM COLLIN8 FFA 1 yr. Projectionist 4 yra. As You Like It 1 yr. EDDIE JOE BARNES FFA 4 yra. As You Uke It I Yr. Project lonlst I yr. Current Eventa I yr. MELVIN CRI TS FFA 1 yr. Current Eventa 1 yr. Science Club 2 yra. Science Club Pres 1 yr. As You Like It I yr. UKTTY CILVER KHA 3 yr Sec.-Trea KM A I yr. Llbmry dub 1 yr. (Jlw Club 3 yr . Operetta I yr. Jr. Hr Library I yr . KBTHA MAE DAY Library Club « yr KHA 4 yr� Honor .Society « yr . KHA Historian I yr. Llbrury Yice-Pre I yr BOB DENNIS Football 3 yr . I -Urtnim'. Club 3 yr . Basketball I yr. Football Captain 'So Bear Kart Stuff I yr. OLENN CKRNT Basketball 4 yr Track | yr. ■.ettermen's Club LENA DORA FITCH PATRICK Ole Club 4 yr V-Tt«n 4 yr . BILL OIIIM Junior Play Current Event 3 yr . Theapliin Society 3 yr . Projectionist I yr. Science dub 1 yr. Band 4 yr Twirler 3 yr Ole dub 3 yr . Commercial Club 3 yr . Commercial Club pre . 1 yr Current Event I yr. A You Like It 1 yr. Honor Moriety I yr. Ream tea 3 yr . Operetta 4 yr . CHARLENE Dt'NCAN KHA 3 yr Office Oirl 2 yr . TED A You U Cumnt E« Honor So, yr. yr . r. JAKIK FISCIIEK Football 3 yr L lterman Club 3 yi Band 4 yra. lira Quartette 3 yr Vlce-Pre Band S-1 Junior day Ole Club 2 yr HOWARD HILI.IS Kootball 3 yr l etterm«-n' dub 3 yr . Basketball 3 yr . Baneball 3 yr Who1. Who 1 yr Junior Play LESLIE HAND Commercial dub I yr. Current Event 2 yr . T1� e plan Society 3 yr . Project Ion let I yr. 8cler.ce dub I yr. BARBARA HARRIS Y-Teen 4 yr . Bearette 3 yr . KHA 2 yr . Ole Club 3 yr . Operetta 3 yr CHARLES IVEY lUitd S tl, Projection! ! 1 yr. Spanish Club I yr UN DA OR BOOR NIC HOI FHA 4 yr . FHA Prea. 1 yr. Jut lor High Ubnuy 1 yr. Ole Club 1 yr. Am You Uke It I yr. Itearettea 3 yr REX KEETON FFA 3 yr Project lonUt 4 yr Y-Teen 3 yr Current Event I yr. JEANETTE KITE 8tud nt Council 1 yr. Annual Staff I yr. Foot hall tjuccfi Attendant f S5 Junior Class Ed.tor 1 yr. Ilewrettes 3 yr . A You Uke It 3 yr . Commercial Club 4 yr . Oh- Club 4 yr . Junior Play VERDIN LYNCH S'fitnrr Club 3 yra. Science Club Sac. 1 yr. SHERMAN PORTER Selene Club 3 yra Vice-Prea. Science Club CALVIN KEDBIKN Project Ion let 3 yr . Photo Club 1 yr Science Club 1 yr HELEN RAE KLINE Rand 4 yra. Twirler 3 yra. Glee Club 4 vra. Hand Queen S3-14 Operetta 4 yra. Thespian Society 4 yr . Honor Society 3 yra. I tea ret tee 3 yra. Junior Play All School Play MARY REED FHA I yr. Commercial Club I yr. Current Event 1 yr. Library Club 4 yra. Library Club Pre 1 yr. Bearette 3 yra. 0 lee Club 4 yr . WANDA REED KHA 3 vra. Commercial c lub I yr. Hear Facta Staff I yr. EDO AKITA LONO Band 4 yra. Tarlrler I yr. MaJoretln I yr. Senior trio I yr. Glee Club 4 yra. Hearettea J yra. Operetta 3 yra. Senior Claae Reporter Commercial Club 8 yr . Theeplan Society I yr. YVONNE REEVES FHA 4 yra. FHA lYea. 1 yr. Bearette 3 yra. (Bee Club 4 yr . Operetta 4 yr . Jr. Hi. Ubrary 1 yr. Thc p� an Society I yr. A You l-lke It I yr. LOIISK KICK FFA « yra. Devotloral U.drr | yr. Theapian Society 3 yrm Junior Piny All-School Piny 1 yr. IU-arrttea 3 yrm. LKSTKK SI N KAGLK Football I yr. Lettermen Club I � T. Basketball I yr MARIK TON KM AII Current Kventa I yr. A You Like It I yr. Y-Teen 3 yr Glee Club 3 yrm. Bearettes 2 yrm. Commercial Club I yr Secretary Y-Tcen 1 yr. NANCY SALLBB FHA 3 yr . Current Kventa 3 yTa. W E8 LK Y SCHLAIS FFA I yr . Pre . KKA 1 yr. Vice-Prea KKA I yr Projectionist 1 yr. Football 3 yr . Lettermen’a Club 3 yr MAKIK TON KM A H Current Kventa 1 yr. A You Like It I yr. Y-Teen 3 yra. Glee Club 3 yr . Bearettes 3 yrm Commercial Club I yr Secretary Y-Te n 1 yr. JACK SMITH Football 3 yrm. Lrttermen's Club 2 yrm. Band « yr . Science Club 2 yra. Y-Teen 1 Yr. Student Council I yr. Annual Staff 1 yr. Junior Play Honor Society J yra. Vlce-Prea. Science Club DAVID WALQiriST Fre.hman Clan Prea Theapian .Society 3 yr . Current Kventa 2 yra Science Club 1 yr. CLIFTON SCOTT Football 3 yra Lettermen’a Club I yr. Basketball I yr. ' rack 2 yra Band I yr. OAKY SCOTT Football 4 yrm. l ttermen'a Club 1 yr. Baaketbail 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Itanu 4 yra. CONNIE WEGNER • I yra Jr Hi Library 2 yra. Bear Facta Staff 1 yr CLAYTON WILKINSON Photography 1 yr. Science Club 3 yra. Band 4 yra Band Prea 2 yrm Trumpet Trio 2 yra Boy a Quartette Student Council I yr Annual 8taff 1 yr. Football I yr. I ttermen’a Club | yr. Junior Play Theapian Society 3 yra. KOOKK SIIIKLDS FFA 4 yra. Current Kventa I yr. Project ioniat I yr. VYKLA DEAN SMITH Band 4 yra. Twlrtcr 3 yra. Junior Play Annual Staff I yr. Honor Society 2 yra. Who a Who I yr. Bruin Queen 54-55 Baaketbail Queen 54 55 FoothalI Queen 55-4 6 Bruin Queen Attendant 2 yra. Band Queen Attenuant 2 yra. KAY THl'KUKK Student Council Gerber” FLOYD HELLER Strtkle TIU MAN HIJACK Otoe ART BOSS Bancon PATTY BOYD '’Demarco'' MONA HRIKN Blond le ROBERTA BRIEN Berta CHARLOTTE BL'RKDOLL Bird DOT I.ARKY CARTM ELI. Marterla ASA CAVETT Chavet DELLEEN CROCKER Croker STELLA M. CROCKER Rea W11.1.1 K DAVIS Scrap JENEVA DENNY Neva DWAYNE EDWARDS Humphry SANDRA ELLIS Honda MARVIN FENTON JOHN HAYMOND •'Ul John” WAYNE HOLUm Hoot REBECCA HOPPEH BMtto NATHANIEL HOR8ECHIEF •r r nil INKY HOmmJER “Uttl Hum” OKNK HUOHK8 Dopue ” LOl I8E JOHNSON •■Oobby” MAKOAKKT JOHNSON ‘'Mncn JAM ES KELLEY •Jlromy-ROBERT LEFTHAND •Lofty SHIRLEY MAOOART •Jo y EDNA MAE MARTIN Kb nrr” NORMA JEAN MINOR Split ' BETTY MITCHELL ”B t” LANCE MITCHELL • Mitch” DOROTHY NARRY Dotty” LA VET A NICKOLSON Nick” SANDRA NEET •Handle WILLARD PITTS ••(TharU ll.LARD PRATT JERKY KC8SK1X DELBERT SANFORD Lynny” RAYMOND SHARI 8ur NANCY 81880N Pwinut ROBKRT 8HUPE “Bob ROBERT SMITH JIMMIK STACK 18 Jim” ARCHIE SUN KAOI.K “Arch” MARY ANN TAILMAN Mart RBYNOLD8 THt'RBKR RAYMOND TONKMAH “T. J.“ JOHNNY TULA. “John William” Al.DONNA VAN Bt'REN • Pokay” BONNIE VAN BUREN ”8pMdy“ HERMAN WARE Holman MYKNA LOY WEAVER ‘Bo Waaval NORMAN WELKER ••Norm” DOLLYE WILSON ”LII Aba” OI.KmDA WOOD • Woody” LARKY J0HN80N “Chaaf” Sophomore DEE WORTHY Vic -President 1 1 NDA MAL.T8BER0ER Student Council BOI1BY OERETY Student Council OKOVKK ADAMS Itl'TH ADAMS DON ALLEN ALLEY MAltIK ALLEN BONNIE BALL, LfX N BEATY WY KI.KDSAW TOM BRIGHT VERNON Bl’CHANAN BERTHA CAINE ROY CATES VELMA CAVKTT ALICE CHAPMAN LA WAYNE COOK GLADYS DALLAS NOMA DALLAS HOWARD DENNEY JIM DI KE JIMMIE FIELDS MARY JO FI GATE BRADLEY GAMBILL ALMIRA OARDNKR OARY OREGOR NANCY ORIE8EL JIM QRIM BUB QCTHIUK VEKNOS HARRAOARKA VIRUS HAND HALLY HARP MARY HATCHER JOYCE HENRY FAITH HU.1,18 EDWARD HOOVER OENE HOSTITLER VKTA HULSEY OKOROIA HUTCHINSON JOHN HCTCHINSON RONALD IRONS CHARLES JAKE CHARLES JAMES DON JEWELL JOYCE JEWELL ALVIN JOHNSON BERT JONES JACKIE KELLEY JACKIE KENNEDY YVONNE LAIRD MARVIN LASATER K DO A It LX) NO SHERMAN LEETHAND MII.DKKD LYTLE DAN MEEKER PETE MOORE WILLIAM MOROAN PAT MURPHY PAT MCDi'OLK ELEANOR NEOELEIN ELSIE NEOELEIN ROBERT OERTER OLENDA OSBORN JERRY PEPPER BOB PERRY BERRY PHILLIPS OAYLB PITTS REBECCA PRATT EDWARD PRIMEAUX MARTHA REED ELMER RAY ROBINSON MIKE ROMACK DORIS ROl'BIDIOUX JOHNNY SALLEE DAVID SHARP pmnor smith PH EDDY STAFF DAR1 KNE STANEART LO ANN STOVER BARBARA SETTER IDA TON EH AH WILLIAM THOMPSON DICK TODD SHIRLEY VARNER JEANETTE WALKER CHARLES WATSON JUDY WDJCn ROBERT WHEATLEY DEI.MAN WEAVER PKOOI WELKER DIXIE WHITLOW ABE ABBINOTON VIm President Freshmen Class ROBERTA BKI.L. DAI.K BILYEir TOMMY BOYD BBVBRL.Y BRIOHT PAULA SHOWN ROGER CANADY THOMAS CASTRO KKANKUN CATES KITBY CAVKTT BILLY DAY PATRICIA DEAN CHAKLKNK EDWARDS NILA EDWARDS JACK PE ASTER TOMMY KENTON HARRY FIELDS CARL Kl'NKHOl'SKR LORETTA GIBSON DKIjOKIS oomeolks JUSTINE OOODCHIEK JIMMY OORDON CHARLES GRAHAM ALFRED HARDING JEROME MILL JANICE HORSBCHIEK VIRGIL JAMIM JOHNNY JENNINGS JERRY JESTES CAROLYN K B1XJEY JOAN KELLEY ALLBN LANCASTER JOHN LANOLKY KATHRYN LB OKANDR MIKE MALTSBKROEK ANNA MARLOW MELVIN MARSHALL EDWARD MATHK8 TONY MCCRAY NORMAN MCDl'OLE BETTY MCQf'AKIE CAROL MITCHEU. JIM NIMERICK DALE OSBORN ARLENE PEARCY CCBERT PEARCY BILL PERRY JUDY POAOE CURTI8 PORTER ROY PORTER JOHN PORTERFIELD ROBERTA PRATT MERLE RICE JERRY RICHARD GAY RUSSELL I .KOTA SHARI JIRRY SHAW Al.t.KN 8II1KI.D8 BOUUY SKUHATOHA TOM SISSON JOHNNY BRIDGED OKOROK SMITH RONNIE STAOOS IlfeVKKLY TANNAHILL DARLA TKEOARDEN BIU TILDEN ADKI.INE TONEMAH OAKY VANCE SAMMY VETTER JULIUS WAGNER JOHN WALQIT8T ARTHUR WARDEN BARBARA WHITLOW JIMMIE WILKINSON DARRELL WOMACK CLIFFORD WORTHY WAYNE MCCRAY i J 1 if] • 1 COLLY WALKKK Secretary FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mr. Green, sponsor, Linda Maltsberger, Raymond Sharp, Polly Walker, Bob Perry, Gayle Vance. SECOND ROW—Kay Thurber, Claude Romack, Max Rogers, Bob Gerety, Larry Johnston, Gara Tull. 00746364 MOST POPULAR COUPLE Meanla IjOUK and Bob Myera MOST HANDHOMK BOY Bob Dennia CUTEST OIKL Sue Jeatea BEST ATHLETE Scrape Allen MOST POPULAR OIHL Delleen Crocker MOST POPULAR BOY Jack Smith SENIOR BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Qary Horn SENIOR OIKL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Helen Kline BEST MUSIC STUDENT Bill Zemp MOST STUDIOUS OIRL Betty Mitchell MOST STUDIOUS BOY Bob Berry MOST TALKATIVE BOY Truman Black MOST TALKATIVE OIRL Patti Boyd BEST DRAMATIC STUDENT Art Boss MOST BASHFUL GIRL Ruth Adam MOST BASHFUL BOY Willie Da via FIRST ROW (left to right) Thomas Hutchinson, Leslie Spears, Don Lucas, Evelyn Lytle, Sharon Neet, Kathleen Stapleton, Sidney Sellers, Sue Denny, Kathie Ball. SECOND ROW—Yvonne Lee, Clara Hettenbach, De An Kite, Kathryn Osborn, Francis Muck, LeEtta McLaughlin, Martha Harris, Joy Eshelman. THIRD ROW—Carlene Bowman, Elaine Littleson, Roberta Rader, Jerry Willard. Loyd Dallas, Charles Buchanan, Ernest Berg, Gilbert Domeny. FIRST ROW (left to right) Sue Shaw', Katheryn Skidgel, Nancy Gentry, Jane Riemer, Joan Crocker, Shirley Nimerick, Betty Kelley, Bud Guthrie, Melinda Beaver, Martha Long, Ann Attocknie, Wanda Dallas. SECOND ROW—Harold Sorrels, Chancy Delp, Douglas Tilden, Billy Sheets, Lawrence Murie, Mary Romack, Linda Hettenbach, Donna Lancaster, Katherine Wilkinson, Judy Payne, Janet Vance. THIRD ROW—Gary Kloxin, David Berg, Robert James, John Hubbard, Lucinna Caine. Donna Pepper. Larry McQuarie, Bill Bradley, Gary Porterfield, Mike Thomas. FIRST ROW (left to right) William Jewell, Margy Nuttle, Karen Sharp, Helen Negelein, Ladessa Clayton, Ruby Edwards. Reta Lewis, Phil Sells, Jerry Tucker. SECOND ROW—Ella I eadingfox, Gennie Horsechief, Ann Privett, Joann Walenciak, Kay Long, Lillian Sanders. Jean Haymond, Marie Moore, Elmo Morgan. THIRD ROW—Austin Realrider, Lyla Bennett. Mary Kay Marrs, Harry Smith, Wilbur Johnson, Marvin Sun Eagle, William Eaves, John Berry. FIRST ROW (left to right) Art Harp. Joe Price, Norma Smith, Jay Vance, Jimmy Moses. Joyce Robinson. Kathy Osborn, Gay Conarro, DeWayne Hatcher, Stanley Kistler, Tommy Murley, Eileen Cates, Harold Denny. SECOND ROW—Shirley Johnston, Joe Boyce, Jimmie Long, Linda Marcum, Gloria Skidgel, Billy Skidgel, Jess Howell, C. H. Boyd, David Lyons, Larry Staneart, Jimmy Walenciak. Ruby Gibson. THIRD ROW—Ginger Boss, Linda Kimberlin, Glenn Walquist, Richard Tilden, Wayne Jake. Gennie Pullam. Jerry Sharp, Tony Scott, Gladys Porter, Jean Marlow, Beatrice Eaves, Mary McGee. School Custodian Steven Palmer, Larry Lane, Judy Cox, Sandra Tucker May Queen And Attendants FIRST ROW (left to right) Linda Moses, Sue Johnston, Dixie Maitsberger, Judy Lucas, Gay Sackett. SECOND ROW—Ava Henry, Beth Pepper, Betty Kelley, Sharon Tucker, LaDonna Bennett. FIRST ROW (left to right) Donna amith, Sandra Tucker, Sandra Nicholson, Jacqueline Vance, Delbert Zoldoske, Mark Wood, Bryan McIntosh, Luther Wheeler, Billy McAlister, Kenneth Porter, Mr. E. Joe Sharp, principal. SECOND ROW—Mrs. Hazel Lynch, Katherine Negelein, Phyllis Warden, Kay Sharp, Charlene Rice, Perry Wamego, Bobby Stafford, Crawford Lee Toahty, Leroy Willard, Bobby Joe Robinson, Jess Lyons, Billy Layton. THIRD ROW—Betty Reeves, Ruby Martin, Toy McKinley, Beth Pepper, Janice Sanders, Carol Shields, Marvin Marshall, Merle Womack, Gale Pearcy, Robert Marrs, Larry Perrine. FIRST ROW (left to right) Janice Kelley, Joy McKinley, Edward Cook, Tomalene Murley, Melvin Garner. Kathryn Johnson, Linda Edwards, Russell Brim. SECOND ROW—Mrs. Green, teacher, Darla Jewell, Linda Allenbaugh, Terry Fenton, Charlie Chapman, Julia Howell, Ronnie Bledsaw, LeDonna Bennett. THIRD ROW—Freddie Elston, Cheryl Ferguson, Jimmy Baugh, Loretta Domeny, Judy Cox, Phillip Burgess, Clarence Boss. FIRST ROW (left to right) Jimmy Soulsby, Jack Waters, Gay Sackett, Jackie Lou Marcum, Kay Porter, Kenneth Speer, Judy Lucas, Ricky Teegarden, Paul Vance. SECOND ROW—Lyla Rogers, teacher. Carilone Sheats, Katherine Sharp, Barbara Warden, Shirley Richards, Kaye Mc-Curtain, Sharon Reed, Terry Swart, Larry Porter. THIRD ROW—Stanlev Rader. Doris Rolland, Jerry Womack, Robert Warden, Marva Wilson, Zackary Toahty, Grace Little Eagle, Donald Robinson, Ronald Holland. FIRST ROW (left to right) Linda Bright, Wilbur Eaves, Taylor Caldwell, Marrion Calvert, Bobby Hargrove, Jerry Lee Dean, Ray Garner, Doris Dallas. SECOND ROW—Bobby Jane Johnson. Peggy Fenton, Sue Lee, Jerre Harrod, Junior Cairns, Alex Allen, Wayne Anderson, Larrv Lane, E. Joe Sharp, principal. THIRD ROW—Mrs. Johnson, teacher, Hattie Good Eagle, Evelyn Jones, Quilla Dean Bell, Raymond Henry, Warren Kelley, Elmer Lee Dallas, Jimmy Harrison, Tommy Cates. .... , . FOURTH ROW—Mary Lee Green, Christine Hooper, Dawn Johnson, Christine Good Chief, kettle Hubbard, Ann Marlow, Marvin Hand. Mack Colvin, Grover Caine. FIRST ROW (left to right) Ricky Johnston, Virginia Norris, Mike Wood, Larry Skidgel, Linda Spears, Shelby Pearcy, Sheila Nuttle. , SECOND ROW—Mrs. Dolores MacLaren, teacher, Carolyn Realrider, Judy Harris, Ann Morgan. Sharryn Tucker, Nicky Richards, Steven Palmer. Wilford Lewis. THIRD ROW- Martha Parker. Manetta Osborne. John Wilde, Toni Maletich, Connie Staff. Alford Majors, Frankie Reed. FIRST ROW (left to right) Mr. Sharp, principal, Betty Bruce, Marion Layton, Alan Dean. Margaret Haymond. Deanna Hettenbach. Beverlv Henry, Billy Jennings. Bettie Clayton, Darlene Johnson. SECOND ROW—Johnny Lyons, Alvin Clayton, Beverly Brown. Linda Cartmell. Anna Elston, Norma Caine, Miriam ThTrD ROW John Harrison. Bob Payne. Mike Culver. FranWe Hooper, Dale Hamilton, Max Benson, William Howell, Richard Eaves, (Teddy Bettes Fern Darmer, teacher, not pictured). FIRST ROW (left to right) Bertha Sells, teacher, Ellen Kline, Jeanetta Green, Patricia Lehew, Linda Faye Dean, Rhonda Conarro, Dorothy McAlister, Ronald Hart wick, Monte Jestes, Larry Good Fox, Bobby Jones. SECOND ROW—Rheadon Beaver, Linda Sue Good Eagle, Leonard Adkins. Jerry Hawkins, Sue Karraker, Janet Berry, Tommy Little Sun. Billy Elston, David Hargrove, Gary Ellis, Mary Kay Karraker, Carolyn Majors, Frieda Johnson. Frankie Patton. Louis Eaves, Tom Flanagan, Terry Machetta, Ava Henry, Linda Kay Chapman, Frankie Jelinek, Roy Brown, (not pictured) FIRST ROW (left to right) Mrs. Teague, acher. Martha Anne Wilson. Donald Lee Poteet, June Smith, Linda Willard. John Sayre, Linda Moses, Jo Ann Skidgel, Sandra Robinson. Donald Sneed, Roberta Robbins. SECOND ROW—Beatrice Realrider. Mary Ann Womack. Johnny Williams. Sharon Smith, John Marlow, Lynn Osborn, Mildred Sanders. Linda Lou Wood. Kitty Jewell. THIRD ROW—Velma Lee Wilson, Patsy Morgan, Judy Walenciak, David LeHew, Walter Negelein, Joan Thompson, Dearl Teague, John Palmer, Diane Shields, Jimmy Hawkins. Second Grade FIRST ROW (left to right) Berdina Smith, Jimmy Skidgel, Cheryl Richards, Richard Teter, Oren Osborn, Donna Nov-atny, Gaia Thomas, Donald Stich, Pat Sells, Norma Sorrells. Bill Palmer, Larry Poteet. SECOND ROW—Mena Stafford, teacher, Margie Rolland, Mary MeClellan, I arry Richards, Melvin Negelein, Tom Webster. Carol Nuttle, Steve Thomas. Lewis Roundtree. Linda Phillips, Dixie Maltsberger, Mary Privett, Treva Taylor. THIRD ROW—Sharon Kistler, Lou Ann Norris, George Walenciak. Glenn Neet, Orbie Watson, Donna Maletich, Max Skidgel, Bobby Perez, Mary Jean Stock well, John Berg. Ronald Rice. :nr iwBffli FIRST ROW (left to right) Erlene Fitchett, teacher, Ross Johnson, Phvllis Jewell, Charles Bruce Jr., Gilbert McAlister, Rex Boyce, Rihcard Griesel. Randv Hillis, Donald Murnan, Donald Ingle, Worth Kline, Jane Elston. SECOND ROW—Elmer Domeny, Walter Echohawk, David Cartmell, Gloria Colclazier, Linda Lou Bowman, Larry Mc-( urtain. Mary Louise Eaves, Deborah Kelley, Betty Sue Goodchief, Janice Kay Kinnear, Janet May Kinnear. THIRD ROW—David Hatfield, George Williams, Gail Cox, Marie Long; Janelle Ferguson, Clayton Lancaster, Sandra Sue Johnston, Georgette Childs. Jewell Davis, Richard Colclazier, George Howell. FIRST ROW (left to right) Jana Pinkerton, Ronald Tannahill, Robert Sneed, Mike Wilson. Polly Peter, Charlene Shir,ey Stokes, David Stich, Darrell Woodward, Sharon Richards. Mrs. Margaret Stafford, teacher. SECOND ROW—Steven Warden, Louise Roberson, Michael Sisson, Charles Pearcy, Faye Phillips, Darlene Taylor, Rose Sheats. Ken Privett, Max Womack. Stanley Robbins. THIRD ROW—Robert Thompson. Jackie Walenciak, Jerry Warden, Paul Thomas, Stephanie Wright, Michael Wilkinson, Jerome Montgomery. Leon Teague, Arnold Smith, Rex Rader. FIRST ROW (left to right) Ella Dietz, teacher, Donna Conley, Neil Jones, Gary Clayton, Calvina Hettenbach, Gayle Ingle, Jimmy Hatcher, Melvin Calvert, Nora Hatfield, Kathleen Elston. SECOND ROW—Randy Horn, David Green, Beverly Childs, Tully Endicott, Randi Graham, Tommy Ball, Glynn Eaves. Shirley Hooper, Pat Jelinek, Jan Eaves, Jerry Brien. THIRD ROW—Michael Hubbard, Viola Berg, Sharilyn Heiman, Lynn Eaves, Barry Horsechief, Irena Jose, Harold Davis, Gary Horsechief, Barbara Hooper, Randy Anderson, Leland Gordon. FIRST ROW (left to right) Vian Layton, Jcrrv McAlister, Treca Lawrence, Martha McQuarie Karen Klutspnhpkpr wmwnFS Darrell Karraker, Mike Kline, Marc Nuttle, Kathryn Donahue, teacher. WkKffnzie, G lS jns. Johnny reenf6 em' SU8ie Morffan' Elaine Keeton' K� aker. BiU gU.9 { Ml T A 91 iMS t t -44?-a. ■ wWito JpMi vJfiXdL ttkl £jS UijTU f M • I 'M ' T i T- JR Jf- iI‘ • « •“ % 7 «y f� 1l)o % 3 t-lUjto |rJI - r nn Vi '■ ® ,‘J il � . ) tJf � ' . t '- M • 9 in. ‘, ’ - M .3 - P 9 « ■5 4 jMA m Mar t I T t x if:- ■ssiwitk t - 1 v i 5 fv «. ”• ' « Ac- - n r : ' pi i:n rr � V f '� ? . If fr- Zfe Zj' Mitchell JUNIOR QUEEN ATTENDANTS SENIOR «i H ttpr'S Viffcl _ ,s� i .mj+u iteiut.. m ” 1. . •- _« JtlM « JtrH ■ .1 . ” r •• -m St ‘tmkmrn a. ! I donna Van Buren JUNIOR La Wayne Cook SOPHOMORE n� . JH'm • -V. i •' ' ;• • • . ’ ■ 3 z A jii- fw«r 9 •«' • ' J� I 1 1 ‘rrr ii i „.. t ftt 3 ■•• t- i ■. rr l 't' 4fojk ' � , rl «. '•-r' i •- ar •' b£ ■■ «« , « • mmI1� • 1V n Am ', +■ � aa ;j 9'prr— , mf4 •A 1 Jt. -t, ''AMN k %if� • .« K A • •� � • « mm w • QUEEN ATTENDANTS «K a in «« ■'tt� i - sipv 4 , ka «• v ••- - ' .• «• '- «- H « 54 ' 6 J v Mf ; „ • iS� • «f • - '; ; t . ' (g[ -i 4 C ? 5 • .. � « a +• • 4tf _ • • if •- «■ - n i V 4 . - CHEER LEADERS—Helen Kline, Delleen Crocker, Polly Walker, Faith Hillis, Sue Jestes. CHEERLEADERS (left to right) Delleen Crocker, Helen Kline, Polly Walker, Sue Jestes. Faith Hillis. FIRST ROW—Doris Anderson, La Vern Wells, La Wayne Cook, Rea Crocker, Sandra Neet, Kay Thurber. Patty Boyd, Norma Minor, Mary Ripley, Vyrla Smith, Beverly Hanger. SECOND ROW—Barbara Harris, Betty Mitchell, Mary Reed, Myma Weaver, Charolotte Burkdoll, Linda Maltsberger, Edgarita Long, Louise Rice, Sally Harp Yvonne Reeves. Robins Be'.tes THIRD ROW—Margaret Johnson, Shirley Maggart, Betty Capstick, Peggi Welker, Janie Walker, Peggy Smith, Sue Guthrie, Donna Smith, Paula Brown, Kav Speer, Myrtle Thomas, sponsor, Darlene Staneart. FOURTH ROW—Mary Hatcher, Ruth Adams, Martha Reed, Almira Gardner, Judy Welker, Nila Smith, Shirley Varner, Barbara Sutter, Pat Mc-Dugle, Georgia Hutchinson, Veta Hulsey. RICHARD AI-L.EN Co-Captain. Hr. BOB DENNIS Co-Captain. Sr. FIRST ROW (left to rijfht)—Max McKenzie. Assitant coach. Nelson Brensinsr, Richard Allen. Bob Dennis, Howard Hillis, Gary Scott, Jack Smith, Bob Myers, Jakie Fischer, Gene Boyett, Coach. SECOND ROW—Dee Worthy. Bob Ferry, Delman Weaver. Freddy Staff. Bob Berry. Raymond Sharp, Larry Cartmell. Truman Black. THIRD ROW—Dick Todd, Clifton Scott, Wayne Gamer, Lester Sun Eagrle, Edward Hoover. Vernon Harrajrarra, Bradley Gamble. FOURTH ROW—Abe Abbinjrton, Wally Allen, Nathaniel Horsechief, Charles James. Norman Welker, John Haymond, William Thompson. Willard Pratt, Gone Hostutler. NATHANIEL HORSECH1EF. Jr. DELMAN WEAVER. Soph. TRUMAN BLACK Jr BOB PERRY. Soph. Halfback Tackle Halfback End NORMAN WELKER. Jr. End DEE WORTHY. Soph. Quarterback FREDDY STAFF. Soph. Tackle jS � ■ r •' m I ! - z mJL -r i C esS? '«C JACK SMITH. Sr. Halfback All District 2nd All Northern Five BOB MYERS. Sr. Center All District 2nd All Northern Five Jt — | | HOWARD HILLIS. Sr. Tackle All District 2nd AJ1 Northern Five .2 ' BOB DENNIS. Sr. Guard All District 2nd All Northern Five .-m v S ' adSf lS© mm rj ”ww. e- «r • —1 - - . T —• • l 'r:n. V wTSttr JAKIE FISCHER Tackle All District 2nd All Northern Five NELSON BRENSING. Sr. Guard ,., . . . . Tc7 ;� • MSSSEfc £ - ■ . '- k GARY SCOTT. Sr. End St CLIFFORD SCOTT. Sr. Halfback WALY ALLEN. Jr. Quarterback R. jW - T + £mk S ig at ; ABE ABBINGTON. Fresh. Fullback ■ aP%2r RICHARD ALLEN. Sr. Quarterback LESTER SUNEAGLE. Sr. End High School Basketball SENIOR HIGH SCHEDULE Pawnee 46 Stroud 56 Pawnee 36 Perry 38 Pawnee 32 Tonkawa 22 Pawnee 45 Fairfax 27 Pawnee 51 Cleveland 50 Pawnee 53 Shidler 48 Pawnee 65 Hominy 49 Pawnee 64 Newkirk 49 Pawnee 32 Drumright 42 Pawnee 60 Fairfax 36 Pawnee 41 Drumright 44 Pawnee 49 Cleveland 24 Pawnee 45 Shidler 36 Pawnee 69 Hominy 58 Pawnee 50 Dewey 52 CLEVELAND TOURNAMENT Pawnee 39 Pawhuska 28 Pawnee 58 Fairfax 40 Pawnee 70 Bristow 71 EDMOND TOURNAMENT Pawnee 51 Lexington 41 Pawnee 57 Bethany 61 Pawnee 39 Choc tow 32 Pawnee 57 Dibble 54 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Pawnee 44 Cleveland 42 Pawnee 63 Glencoe 41 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Pawnee 82 Coyle 58 Pawnee 44 Bixby 47 NORTHERN FIVE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Won 19 Lost 7 FIRST ROW( left to right) Archie Sun Eagle, Gayle Pitts, Truman Black. Howard Hillis, Richard Allen, Wally Allen, Bob Perry, SECOND ROW—Gene Boyett, Coach, Abe Abbington, Freddy Staff, Glenn Tucker, Assistant Coach. Cerny, Charles Jake, Willie Davis, Alvin FREDDY HTAFF, Soph Center OAYLB PITTS. Soph Guard I (OB PERRY. Soph. Forward CHARLES JAKF Soph Center Junior High Football mmm ALVIN Tl'CKEK Couch Schedule ClWIHIf « Fairfax 26 Pawnee IS Hominy 6 IHiwnrr (i Fairfax .... 43 rawmA 26 Shidler 6 Pnwni-c 27 72 Cleveland !!l 1 0 Won S Loat . 2 FIRST ROW (left to riehO —Bud Guthrie, Phil Sells, Art Harp, Bob Shun-atona, Glen Walquist, Joe Boyce. Elmo Morgan, Jess Howe, Jimmy Tucker, I arry Staneart, David Lyons, Harold Sorrels. SECOND ROW—Bill Bradley, Mike Maltsberjrer, Jimmy Gordon, Bill Perry, John Porterfield. Clark Molina, Lvnn Hutchinson, Jerry Allen,« Clifford Worthy, Mike Thomas. Douglas Tilden, Alvin Tucker, coach. THIRD ROW—Grry Porterfield. Dale Bilyeu, John Skidffel, Wayne McCray Jim Ninierick, Harry Smith, Sam Vetter, Jerry Richards, Larry Johnston. Lawrence Murie. FOURTH ROW—Virpril James. Austin Realrider, Jerry Jestes, Tony Scott, Carl Funkhouser, Norman McDugle. William Eaves. John Berry, Wilbur Johnson, Gary Vance, John Hubbard. Junior High Basketball Maltaberger, trainer, Johnny Skidgel, John Berry. Larry Johnston, and Bill Perry SECOND ROW (left to right) Norman McDugle, Sam Vetter, Jerry Allen, Clark Molina. John Porterfield, and Max McKenzie. Coach — - NOT PICTURED Carl Funkhouser, Marvin Suneagle, and Wayne McCray Cheerleaders JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE Pawn 40 Stroud 18 Pawnee 23 Perry 30 Pawnee 30 Tonka wa 9 Pawnee 20 Fairfax 16 Pawnee 19 Cleveland 15 Pawnee 27 Shidler 24 Pawnee 27 Hominy 16 Pawnee 45 Newkirk 15 Pawnee 18 Drumright 30 Pawnee 34 Fairfax 16 Pawnee 17 Drumright 25 Pawnee 28 Cleveland 9 Pawnee 25 Shidler 14 Pawnee 37 Hominy 23 Pawnee 26 Dewey 28 CLEVELAND TOURNAMENT Pawnee 32 Jennings 13 Pawnee 39 Ripley 13 Pawnee 36 Cushing 37 NORTHERN FIVE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Won 14 Lost Betty Kelley, Gay Russell, Ann Privett. tctiviticb Projectionist The Projectionist culb Is sponsored by Mr Charles Co . Members are trained In the care and operation of the projector. They learn how to splice film, to use the film strip machine. and to operate the tape recorder. In this way they are a real help to the school In that they may be called upon by any Instructor with the assurance of fretting an experienced and capable operator. The 19SS Pawnee FFA boys tea out 900 boilers. 22 steers. 8€ hogs, judged I And. I’as lure and Itange Management. and Plant Identification. The team placed first in district at Muskogee. nnJ placed first In the s.ale contest at Outhrie Our aim is to develop finer young men and better farmers for America. 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 Homemakers of America emphasises the Importance of home membership: encourages democracy: promotes International good will; and furthers Interest In Horn-Economics. Lettermen The Ui(� rm� n'i Club la an organisation composed of boys who have lettered In Intsr-scholastlc 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 spon-sored by the high school athletic coaches. Journalism Sixteen Issues of the Bear Facts were printed during the school year 19 5- C. Fourteen senior students planned, wrote, and edited their copy about news In Pawnee Schools, constructed features on activities and classes, and presented sketches In words about students In P.11.8. Not only did they learn correct spelling, grammer. and sentence structure. but they learned to write about the school and school life In an Interesting and Informative manner. In short, working on the Hear Facts 8taff gave them a living experience In uslrg good English Y-Teen The Y-Teen club of Pawnee High School la an organisation which is opened to boys and girls who are Interested In developing and Improving their character and personality. Y-Teen stresses service for good and help for or.e another both locally and nationally. Each year the Club takes up both a local and a state project. The Y-Teen Club Is sponsored by Miss l ola Zoldoake. Commercial The Commercial Club is an organ! -sutlon In which young P«opl« can gain experience In dealing with legal, state, add national problems. It is a member of a national honor society—The Future Business L eaders of America. This club gives young people who plan to enter the business world an opportunity to learn more about business organisations and community leadership. library The Library Club of Pawnee High 8chool. organised and directed by Mrs. Alvin Tucker, endeavors to take Its place In the shcool as an integral part of the educational system. The objectives of the library staff are: to assemble and preserve books and materials In organised 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 Thespian Society Opportunities for experience In contest work, speeches for varied occasions, applying stage make-up. and other forensic activities are provided for the members of the Thespian Society. 'this organisation affords an opportunity for lower classmen and other students who are unable to be enrolled In speech to take part in speech and forensic activities. The All School play is a project of the society. Proceeds from this production enables the organisation to carry out its many speech activities. Current Events Assuming that to-day' new Is tomorrow's history, the purpose of the Current Events Club Is to encourage an Interest In keeping up with history as It happens. For those students who follow the news with enthusiasm It Is hoped that this club offers further stimulation. As You Like It AS YOU LIKE IT la designed to do as the name implies. The purpose Is to talk or listen to anything students wish to discuss. The emphasis Is on possible causes of behavior, or w talk about problems, their possible causes and various approaches to the problems. There Is a guidance element indirectly Involved. Science The Science club Is an organization open to all students. Through experimentation and study we try to find the answer to some of the many questions In the minds of those students who have an Interest in science. The club Is sponsored by Mr. Coyle Smith. ASHl-... AI.KX ANDKi: Director JAKIK FISCHER Vlce-Pre ldent TWIRLERS. left to right) Vyrla Dean Smith, Helen Rae Kline, Kay Thur-ber. Robin Bettes, Beverly Hanger. FIRST ROW—Edgarita Long, Kathryn Le Grande, Sue Guthrie, Eleanor Negelein, Margy Nuttle. Jane Riemer, Nancy Gentry, Gay Conarro, Norma Smith, Sidney Sellers, Sue Denny, Martha Long, Delbert Morgan, Harold Denny, Elsie Negelein, Le Wayne Coo’ , Bobbi Jo Bell, Ashley Alexander. Director. SECOND ROW—Sandra Ellis. Gladys Porter, Donna Lancaster, Evelyn Lytle, Karen Sharp, Kathleen Stapleton, Linda Kimberlin, Gloria Skidgel, Judy Poage, Joy Eshelman, Joe Price, Jiirrve Moses. Charles Graham. THIRD ROW—Ann Privett, Paula Brown, Carolyn Kelley, Darla Teegard-en, Gayle Vance. John Berry, Donna Pepper, Kay Long. Lillian Sanders, Howard Denny, Don Lucas, David Lyon, Georgia Hutchinson. FOURTH ROW—Justine Goodchief, Lcretta Gibson, Le Etta McLaughlin, Shirley Varner, Jim Berg, Betty Mitchell, Gary Kloxin, Austin Realrider, Nila Edwards. Mack Colvin. FIFTH ROW—Bill Zemp, Floyd Beller, Larry Cartmell, Delbert Sanford, Gene Hughes, Jack Smith, Nelson Brensing, Jerry Pepper, Nila Smith, Larry Johnston, Jerry Herrod. SIXTH ROW—James Kennedy, Jim Duff, Dan Meeker, Ronald Irons. FIRST ROW (left to right) Mary Hatcher. Barbara Whitlow. Geneva Denny, Loretta Gibson, Mary Reed, Helen Kline, Jeanette Kite, Barbara Harris, Ruby Cavett, Doris Gonzales. SECOND ROW—Elsie Negelein, Eleanor Negelein, Jeanette Walker, Myrna Weaver, Glenda Wood, Charolotte Burkdoll, Martha Reed, Edgarita Long, Betty Culver. THIRD ROW—Berthena Caine, Edith Hilbert. Raymond Sharp. Floyd Bel-ler, Larry Cartmell. Ronald Irons, Berry Phillips. Paula Brown. Betty McQuarie. Ashley Alexander, Director. - ... . . • J € Activities Sept. 6 School opened. Sept. 9 Bears open football season. Oct. 14 Homecoming. Oct. 27-28 State Teachers' Meeting.-Scheming!! Nov. 3 Junior Play. Boarding House Reach Nov. 17 Back to School night.-Love that A Nov. 18 Grade School Operetta Nov. 18-19 Enid Speech Tournament Nov. 24-25 Thanksgiving Holidays.-lndigestion Dec. 8 FFA Box Supper. Dec. 9-10 Shawnee Speech Tournament Dec. 23 Christmas Vacation Starts.-“Jingle Bells Dec. 30 Youth Center Holiday Dance. Ian. 12 Semester Exams.-Braln teasers Jan. 19-21 Cleveland Tournament Jan. 24 Bruin Queen Contest.-Wow! Feb. 2-4 Edmond Tournament. Feb. 9 High School Operetta. Feb. 16-18 District Tournament. Feb. 24-25 Speech Tournament at Edmond. Mar 9 District Teachers' Meeting.-Scheming on a lower level! Mar. 16 All School Play. Mar. 30 Band Concert. Apr. 7 Pawnee Parade. Apr. 14-15 State Speech Tournament at Norman. Apr. 20 Senior Play Magnificent Performance!!! May 11 Junior-Senior Banquet.-Scrumptious. May 20 Baccalaureate. May 23 Final Exams.-Time Passed; did you???? May 24 Commencement. May 25 SCHOOL'S OUT!!-Hurrah!! « MODEL CLEANERS ALL GARMENTS FINISHED Quality Cleaning and Pressing Pawnee, Oklahoma Phone 59 Maltsberger 66 Station Wholesale and Retail Gas and Oil Phone 196 RICHARDS PONTIAC Farm Equipment All Makes Phone 93 Frank Richards, Owner, Manager MARXS PALMER AUTO STORE Goteverything THE QUALITY STORE Pawnee's Oldest and Most Reliable Shopping Place Pawnee 56 Years of Leadership Oklahoma Phone 432 OHLAHOfTlA nATURAL (jot Gas Has Got It THE LONG-BELL LUMBER CO. Your Building Supply Store Phone 44 H. E. JONES, Manager Compliments of Lee Rogers Peter Drugs Bettye's NorHi Side Grocery jtexoEfc Beauty And Market Prescription Pharmacists IF IT'S REXALL Shop Coffee Cup One Block East of High School Phone 242 IT'S RIGHTI Phone 14B Phone 307 MARCUM OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE Pawnee, Oklahoma The Most for Your Money Jack Marcum Owner Phone 86 Res. 87 PIGGLY WIGGLY Home Owned Home Operated C. J. LYON Jeweler Let Us Serve Your Needs in the Following Nationally Advertised Merchandise SILVERWARE WATCHES International Sterling E'gin Gorham Sterling Hamilton Community Bulova 1847 Rogers Wyler Holmes Edwards niAMONn Tudor Plate DIAMONDS Wm. Rogers A Son COSTUME JEWELRY Wallace GIFT ITEMS THOMAS GENERAL STORE Pawnee Co. Hardware Fum. Groceries — Dry Goods — Shoes Save Time — Save Steps Save Money PHONES 303 — 304 PAWNEE We Got It!—W’ell Get It! Or It Ain’t Mode PHONE 174 OK LA. 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 Deep Rock Gasoline Wholesale and Retail Kerosene and Motor Oils Phone 341 SAY GRADUATION WITH FLOWERS AT Margaret's Flower Shop 0 m Opposite Pawnee Hospital Western Auto Asso. Store Auto Parts Accessories Electrical Appliances Phone 113—Pawnee. Okla. City Drug Store Prescription Druggists West Side ot Square 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 PHONE 97 NITE PHONE 486 OH 328W COOK MOTOR CO. International Trucks - Buick Cars Day and Night Wrecker Service Wayne Cook Owner Pawnee. Oklahoma Riney Swart Manager HOTEL GRAHAM Phone 150 Fern Sellers - - Ruth Jonas Insurance PHONE 17 —All Types of Insurance DAIRY HOME OWNED DAIRY PAWNEE LUMBER CO. R. E. Klutsenbeker, Owner OPERATED Pasteurized Dairy Products — BUILDING MATERIALS — Paints — Wallpaper — Glass Farm Machinery Repairs PHONE 102 Phone SO Marx-Wheeler Clothing Co. CROCKER SON PLUMBING ELECTRIC SHOP PAWNEE’S POPULAR STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS MYERS PUMPS AND SERVICE COLEMAN FLOOR FURNACES SINCE 1900 Hold Everything — We'll Be There!' Greetings and Best Wishes to All Students, Teachers and Parents Pdumee 'Tfa Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JESTES SERVICE STATION Continental Gas and Oil Goodyear Tires PHONE 466 TONY THOMAS Insurance Real Estate HOMETOWN MARKET GROCERY - - - MARKET Open 7 Quality Meats and West days a Grocery Products edge of week Phone 6i Pawnee Elson Heimcm AUTO SUPPLY —Quality Auto Parts —Goodrich Products Phone 232 GORDON’S FEED PRODUCE — Superior Feeds — Cash for your Cream. Eggs. Poultry Hides. Furs and Pecans ANTRIM Formerly Rounds Porter EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER Olin Guthrie, Manager FLOWERS For Graduation PAWNEE FLOWER bHOP MRS. C. R. KERR 1 Block South of High School Phone 416 Oklahoma Tire Supply “Home of Better Values’ Belden's Restaurant “We Feature good foods’’ Porter Radio Sporting Goods Pawnee, Okla. Emerson Radio and Television Sales and Service Phone 248 WAYNE BUND FORD-MERCURY CO. Your Friendly Ford Dealer GENUINE FORD SERVICE Phone 665_______________________________________ Wrecker Courtesy of Se KCo “Piete B. L. SEMTNER, President Oklahoma City, Okla Lithographers — Printers — Designers THE PAWNEE GRILL ERMY'S STORES WE SPECIALIZE IN Steaks — Chops — Chicken Bread — Rolls — Pastries Ermy’s Dry Goods Laura's Fashion Shop Ermy's Men's Wear Ermy's 10c Store THE PAWNEE CHIEF Publishers — Printers Stationers We Helped Print This Annual Sooner School Pictures Annual Photographers ENID, OKLA. 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