Pawnee High School - Bruin Yearbook (Pawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

High School High School Auditorium The Student Council and the Bruin Staff of Pawnee High School are proud to dedicate the Bruin'' of 1957 to the Faculty of the Pawnee Public Schools. We appreciate the great unselfish contributions they have made to our lives during all the years we have been enrolled in school. We are proud of the capable people who now teach and who have taught in the Pawnee Public Schools, and to show just a little of our appreciation and esteem for the tremendous contributions they have made to each of us and to our community, we hereby dedicate this book. Dedication Board Of Education Homer Hhnw Superintendent of School H A-M A Dr P R Itiemer Member Bud Green Principal Jr. Sr. High School H 8-M S Administration Dewey Owen Member Merle JohnMon Mem tier Kill Ha in KnirlUh Junior High A H Juanda Tucker Kmrii h U S-M 8 Kalph Tfacur Industrial AMs K S-M S iMara Bateman Social Science B S-M S Coyle Smith Science B S Karl McLnuKhlln Commerce II S k®1• Zoldoeke Mathematic B 8M 8 Joe Howell ajSIKe. Assistant Coach B S Ho a I «ee ('unarm l-inKiMc- Art II S Olenn i'lark Algebra IIicli H41100I Math B S lull Peter Instrumental Muatc Jin lor High B M K Pern Seller ... ? • lo Snot. « lerk to the I Count 1’river Training Junior Hitch B SM 8 Myrtle Thom Home Kcotioniirs B 8 Charlc Met lain Speech-Kniclish Journalism II A-M A Max McKenaie Athletic COftCh Physical Education B 8 Jch Cunningham Junior High Assistant Coach B 8 Norris Kerry Davie llom« Economics English B S-M A Leonard Kell Vocational Agrl B A Ival Stafford Social Science High School Music A KM 8 Norman Moors Art B F A Erie nr Kltrhett Second tirade H 8 M 8 Lila Nest Music B A Helen Johnson Sixth Grade B AM A Fern Dartner Fourth Grade U 8 Ella Diet a First Grade B 8 Marraret Stafford First Grade B S Ik lores MacClaren Fifth Grade B 8 Mena Stafford Second Grade B 8 Kathryn Donahue Xnd and Ird Grade B S Beatrice Teague Third Grade U 8 Juanita Green Fifth Grade B 8 Lylla Kogers Fourth Grade II 8-M 8 Bertha Sells Third Grade B S Haxel Lynch Sixth Grade B S Dob IVerry XX I'M. ST A KK Kdilor V. si tant Kdilor liuxinrKx Mniuucrr Feature Kdilor Sports l ain or « 1u� i Kdilor .. . Simpulioi Kdlmr Senior Kdilor Junior Kdilor Sophomore Kdilor Fresh nuui Kdilor T pkd Junior Hiffh itnd • Snub Srhool Kdilor ltoi« IVir ll momi Sharp Linda Malisherirer Ka Thurhei lloh (ifirl) Qaur V'imi Mary Uip'rv .. I rllern (’iwki-r Janie Walker l nrla TeeRarden l)r An Kii« Mar Ann Tnulmau John llerrx FIRST ROW (left to right) Kay Thurber, Raymond Sharp, SECOND ROW—Gary Vance, Darla Teegarden, Bob Geretv I aulman, t uel Lreen, Sponsor. Hob Perry, Linda Maltsberger, Mary Ripley, DeAnn Kite. Janie Walker, Delleen Crocker. John Berry, Mary Ann FIRST ROW (left to right) Betty Mitchell, Bob Berry. Kay Speer, Kay Thurber, Mary Ripley, Sue Schulze, Robert Schacher, Bob Shupe. Linda Maltsberger, LeEtta McLaughlin. La Verne Wells, La Wayne Cook, Delleen Crocker. SECOND ROW—Edna Martin, Ernest Berg. Rea Crocker, Bob Perry. Lillian Sanders, Kathleen Stapleton. Larry Johnston, Jeanette Walker. Yvonne I aird, Joan Kelley, Kathryn LeGrande. THIRD ROW—Arthur Robinson, Donna Smith, Mary Ann Taulman, Norma Wheatley. Lila Bennett. Jim Berg. Sharon Schiewe, Virgil James, Bill Perry, Berry Phillips, Claude Romack. Raymond Sharp. 9 l oh I terry I’rw Senior Cltu ITea. Junior Cltu Pootliall 3 yra. Ullwmfn'i Club 3 yra. Prea. Then plan Society M-57 Whoa Who 55-SC Junior Play All-School Play - « Honor Society 3 yra. Student Council I yr Secretary Treaaurer LaVrme Welle Sec.-Tre . Senior Clare Cheerleader 3 yr . Honor Society 3 yr Trean Junior Cla Bear Fact Staff I yr The� pi«n Society I yr. Vlce-Pn Commercial Clul� S3-SC Science Club I yr. Aa You Uke It I yr. Vice- Pre idcnt Ka Speer Vlce-Pree. Senior Clara IUIitor Bear Facta 54-37 Sec Junior Clan Student Council I yr. Honor Society 3 yra Thenpian Society « yra. Annual Staff I yr. Junior Play AII-School Play .' -M Prea. Itearettea 54-57 Student Council Delleen Crocker Student Council I yr. Annual Staff t yr. Honor Society I r. Who's Who iS-i Junior Play Cheerleader 3 r UeitreMi-a 3 yra. Thenpian Socbt 3 yr Vice-Prea Soph Cla Driver Tramline Team ii-IK Student Council Caymond Sharp Footletll .1 yr . Pren Student Council Si-Sf, .-l r Stud.-iu Council .'il-S.'. Stud Council M.-uiUr 2 yr • Mr tor ..f Itruin iS-SlI Hoy's t uariei S ra. Junior Piny All S«-lioo| p|, I• II Club ' r l -iicrm.n' (lull :i yr (iroricnnriA Adams Hand X yra. Flax Dtaicr I � r. Commert tal Club 1 yra. Commercial Club lUporirr M-57 FHA 1 yra. A« You hike It 1 yr. Wally A lira Track X yra Rase hall X yr� . Pool ball X y re. Who'. Who Haskethall X yra. Ictlrrmrn i Club 3 yrm nob llauch Pool ball X yra. PPA I yr. I«etlerm n's Club 1 yr. iHxina Hell Hear Karla Staff I yr. Aa You hike It X yra. Y-Teen X yra PHA Club 3 r PHA Iteporter I . i. Rearvttas X yra. Ployd Heller Band 4 yra. Band Prea. HIT Setenr «. Club Prea. S4-S7 Olee Chib 4 yra. Mixed Quartet X yra. Iloya Quartet X yra. Operetta 4 yra The plan Club X yra. Trumpet Trio « yra. Combo 1 yr. Jim Iter Hand 4 yra. Vice-Prea Hand 5«- 7 PPA 4 yra Vice-Prea FPA 55-54 Junior Claaa Vice-Prea Project Inn let Club 4 yra. l ruJectlon!et Club Reporter 55-54 Honor Society I yr. Art iloaa Football 3 yra hetterman'a 2 yrm liaak thall 1 yr Track X yrm. Haaehall 1 yr. Who'a W7� o I yr. harry Cartmell Football 3 yra. Track X rya. letterirwfi'a Club X yra. Hand 3 yra. Olee Club X yra. Operetta X yra. Junior Play Boy a Quartet 55-5« PFA X yra. Aaa Cavett Football I yr. FFA X yra. Project ton la t Club X yra. ICea Crocker State Honor Society 1 yr. Junior I nay Olee Club X yra. operetta X yra. htbrarlan X yra. Theaplan 4 yra. Bearette X yra. WCTC Silver Medal Winner WCTr Hold Medal W inner Office Olrl X yra Willie Darla Haskett.all I yr. l-ettermen'a Club I yr. Charlotte Burk doll Olee Club 4 yra. Girls Trio I yr Girls Quartet I yr. Mixed Quartet I yr. Operetta 3 yra. Ilruln Queen Attnt. 2 yra. Theaplan 4 yra. Hear Facts Staff I Junior Play Heard tea 2 yi . yr. Dwayne Kdwards Projectionist Club 4 yra. Prea. Protection Hub 55-54 4-H Club I yra. Hand 4 yra. Stale Honor Society 3 yra. Soph Claaa Prea Sandra Rills Olee Club 3 y ra. 2-Teen X yra. Aa You hike It 1 Hand 4 yra. Twlrler 1 yr. Hearettea 1 yr. yr. Monti Frimlcr KM A I yr . V-Twn | yr. A You I.IK. It | yr l+mr Fact Staff | yr. Man in Kenton I'roi.-rttonint Club 2 yr . science C lub 2 yr . Itet«erra Hooper KM A 3 yr . Y-Tcen 3 yra. Heard tea I yr. A You Uk It I yr Olce Club | yr. Gene Hughe Operetta Science Club 1 yr. Hand 4 yr A You Hike It 3 yr . Commercial Club 3 yr . A You Hike It Iteporter I yr. Shirley Fugate Glee Club 3 yr , Jr KHA 4 yr . ita 3 yr Hibrnrv Operetta , yn I yr. Nathaniel Horaechler Football 3 yr . Track 1 yr. I«rtt«'rmen Club 3 yr Kaakethall I yr. Wayne Garner ► ootlMili 3 yr lta et all I yr. Ml � yr l ltermen' Club 2 r . John Ha mond Foot tail I 2 yr Sidney float utler l roJe«'iloni t Club 3 yr. KKA 4 yr . Wnyne Holler Sco nce Club 2 yr«. I'roject k� nl t Club 2 yr . Ixailae Johnaon Band 2 yr Y-Teen 2 yr . FHA 2 yr . Hearette 2 yr . Margaret 'Ann John .mi KHA t r . Y-Teen 2 yr 4-11 1 yr Operetta 3 yr . H- aretlea 3 yr . A You Hike It I yr. Grade School Office I r. Y-Teen Devotional Mr. I yr. Kdna Martin Honor Society 2 yn . Free Commercial Clun jti S? Commercial Club 2 yr . I Jluary Club 3 yr . A Year Ukr It 2 r . Gl. e Chib I yr. ■ Norma Jean Minor Heard tea 3 yra Olee Club I yr. «'milfiicrrl� l Club Sec-Tfeaa I yr. Y-Teen Sac.-Trana. 1 yr FHA I yr. Operetta X yra Theapian Society I yr Hear Kart Staff 1 yr. An You I.lke It Sec -Tremi I yr. John Itlemer Projection tat Club X yra Aa You Ukr It 1 yi. Theapian Society X r� . Junior Play llettv Mitchell Honor Society X yra. Ilruln Queen SS-JC llruln Queen Attendant AX-fcl Who a Who Theapian Society yra. All-School Play X yra Junior Piny Hearettea 3 yra. Hand A Olee Club 3 yra Operetta 3 yra. Lance Mitchell FFA 4 yra Science Club 1 yr. UVcta Nlckolaon Bear Kacta Staff I yr. FHA 4 yra Aa You Like It 1 � . Y-Teen 3 yra Hearettea 3 yra. Olee Club 1 yr. Boy Lee Kobblna Projectlonlat Club I yr FFA 4 yra Honor Society I yr. Claude Itomack Student l?ouncll 1 yr. Annual Staff I yr Hear Facta Staff I yr. Theapian Society 3 yra. Junior Play Honor Society I yr. Football Queen Mar 2 yra. Projectlonlat Club I yr. Science Club 1 yr. Mary Ripley Hruln Qbeen Attend. 3 yra Football Queen Attend 1 yr. Cheerleader I yr Annual Staff 1 yr Honor Society 1 yr. Bear Facta Staff 1 yr Theapian Society 3 yra. Retireltea 3 yra. Sec-Treaa Freahman Claa� Sandra Neel Aa You Like It 2 yn . Hand 1 yr. Comm rrial Club I yr. FHA I yr Sophomore Trio Y-Teen I yr. Hearettea .1 yra Hire flub 3 yra Operetta 3 yra. Ikoria Nlchola Y-Teen 3 yra FHA 4 yra. Hearettea | yr Olee Club 3 yra Jerry Ruaaell Projectlonlat Club 1 yr Commercial Club I yr Science Club I jrr. Hear Facta Staff I yr. Willard Pratt Track I yr. Football 3 yra Delbert Sanford Hand 4 yra Aa You Uke It 3 yr« Science Club I yr. Commercial Club 3 vra Hob Shupe lUnd 9 ym. 5 Ire Club 2 � m l rojeeik rii� i Club « ym Uo « Quartet 2 ym. Junior Piny Sr. Stu. Cond M-il Operetta V.-Pm. IToject. Club tt U Honor Society S yrn llonnie Vnn llurrn PHA 2 yrn. A Vou Ukr It I yr. OlyCluhlmT Hear Kactn Staff I yr. Jimmie Staca KKA I ym Project ion In t Club 2 ym Herman Ware Commercial Club 1 yr. Kootlwll I yr. PPA 2 ym ....Track I yr. r ► A reporter I yr. John Toll KKA 1 yr. An Vou Like It I yr. Science Club 2 ym. Archie Sun Kaicln I la� t et Imll 2 ym Myma Weaver Football Queen M-S7 KKA Queen S-M Operetta I yr. KHA 2 ra. Y-Teen 2 ym. An Vou IJke It I yr. Prea. of Y-Teen I yr l evotk nal l-dr. PHA 2 yr . Glee Club 2 ym llcaretten 2 ym. Mary Ann Taulmmi Honor Society 2 ym. Prea KHA S«-i7 Vice-Pren. KHA W-M KHA « ym Annual Staff I yr. An Vou Like It 1 yr. Ill Club • ym Vorman Welker Kootliall 2 ym. Itanki'tbnll 2 ym Itanelkall 2 yearn Track 2 yearn U-iiermen'n Club 2 ym. •Ten. Kreahman I'lau Kay Thurber Itand I ym. TV trier I yr. Majorette I yr. Student Council 2 ym. See.-Tre . Stud. Coun. 1 yr. Tbeaplan 2 ym. l aml Queen it-SS Junior ITay Honor Society 3 ym. liearvttea 3 ym. Glenda Wood Hear Kactn Staff I yr. An Vou Ukr It 3 ym Commercial Club I yr. Commercial Club V.-IT. I yr. Tbeaplan Society 2 ym Hearettex 2 ym Operetta 3 yrn Junior Play Y-Teen I yr. Auioniia an Ituren Commercial Club I yr. KHA 2 rn. An You I.ike It I yr. Glee Club 3 m. Hear Kactn Staff I yr. Foot 1 11 Queen A item, if.-Ml Key tiobln Thurber Hnaketbnll 1 yr. Football I yr. Project Ion ini 2 yrn Aldonna Van lluren Commercial Club I yr. KIIA 2 ym An You l.lkr ll I yr. Glee Club 3 yrn Hear Fact Staff I yr. Football Queen Allent. S-K tell)' Harp Vlct-mnidmi • Sal ’ Kona Id Onborn Secretary •Worm” liMJi l e ly -Flton- Tom Bright Powm Vernon Buchan it “Buck- Berth na Caine ’’Bertha Hoy Cat ’ Kauy Velma Caveti V lm Almira Clark “Mlrla” I-a Wayne Cook Fever” Gladys Delia • Jackie Norma l allaa Jennie” Howard L)cnn y Sonny Jim Duff Wofe Jimmie Field Gomp Bradley Gamblll Goo ” Garj- Gregor Nancy Griasel Birdie Jim Grim Speedy Sue Guthrie Susie Verlle Hand LU Vernon Harmaarra -Ned Joyce Henry Joy” Keith Hllll ’ Kaithle Kdwnrd Hoover •Bl« Ked” Gene Hoetutler Ho Vela Hulaey •Vela I lob John Hutchinson Arkle” Itonald I Preach Chaiiee J« Chuck Charles Jake Chill Ueri Jones Tool- Jack Kelly Goober' Yvonne Laird Vonme Sherman LefUiand , Lm ay Kd«ar Lone Crow” Mildred Lylle Minnie ' Linda Mallsber er Lillie Ueast' Pamela McDuglr Pai Iran Meeker Diaper William Moreen Junior Georganna Miller Nan Pal Murphy “MwpA Kleanor Negelctn Kills ' KUie Negeleln Lee” Glenda Osborn ••8Uay Jerry Pepper Hob Perry Mai use Uerry Phillip Phobia Gayle PIUs Kebecca I'rati Besky Lou Ktwood I'rimeau •Law ICay lloblnaon Uoliiitfcr” Mike Komack Spike Uoru Uoubldlotit ' Moe' Johnnie Sal lev ••John David Sharp ••Dave” Norma Sharp M� d«e Donna Smith Shorty Jim Smith Jeinea” Nila Smith Hutch r CS Smith Smltty ’ Freddy Staff Howdy Doody Darlene Staneart Tiny” Karlara Sutter liatie William Thompeor •Turkey Dick Todd Wyatt” Ida Tons’mah Tony” Shirley Varner Shirte Del man Weaver Ituby Huey” Judy Welker Dusty Lee” Pant Welker Welk Hubert Wheatley Buddy” Dee Worthy Worthless i� M©5« Ab« Abbinglon Joyce Adame Jerry Allen David Alley Loyd Anderson fry Hobble LU-II Itobrrla lieII Dale Uil eu lU-verl) llrighi I'aula Urown Jim Urown Itoger Canad) Thomaa Castro Franklin Cate Ituby Cavett Wendell Diamond l'atrlcla Dean Nila lid ward Jack Feaster Tom Fenton Harry Flelda Carl Funkhouser Justine Goodchlef I'harles Graham Alfred Hardin Jerome Hill Janls Horsechlef Sandra Ireland Virgil James % John Jennings Jerry Jmki Joyce Jewell Urry Johnston Carolyn Kelley Joan Kelley Allen Lancaster John Langley Kd ward Mathes Wayne McCray Norman McDugle Iletty Mctjuarte Carol Mitchell Clark Molina Jim Nlmerlck Dale Osborn Arlene Pearcy Cubert Pearcy Judy Poage Curtis Porter Roy Porter John Porterfield Roberta lYatt Jerry Itn hard Clay KuucU Leota Sharp Jerry Shaw Allen Shield Uobby Shunatona Johnny Skid el Oeor Smith Ronnie 8ta r Iteverty Tannahlll t'r ula Toahty Adeline Tonemah Jimmy Tucker Oeyle Vance Sammy Vetter Jullu Wagner Arthur Warden Charle Wataon Itarhara Whitlow Ixtretta Will Ihurell Womack Clifford Worthy Tvonne Yount I.llhnn Stndtni i’rt-iitdfnl I yl 1 OU Urn mu ESrneet Iter Carlene I tow man Jarkl Helen l«ewt Hryant Charles llurhanati Jimmy Cartwrlcht ladrtM flay ton boy Dallas Holly Hue Denney Gilbert Domeny William Kavea Kuby Kdwarda Joy lUhclman Henrietta Goodfox Hoae l ee Green Donald Guthrie Martha llama Jean Haymond Clara Hettenhach Jennie Horae Chief Thomaa Hutchlnaon William Jewell I’hllly Johnaon (Jordon Ulrd Kile Mar Imdim Ko� Yvonne lrr HHt Irwli Johnnt t,lndea Olrnn DM tie Warrior Dor liUru Kvelyn I.yllr Mary Kay Marra Kathryn Meeker l arry M It rhrII Or raid Wayne Moon Marl.- Moore Darrell Moore Klmo Moreen Ih-lher Morfan Francea Muck John l e Nave Sharon Neet Helen Jean Neaelrln Margaret Nutlle Kathryn Oabom .Inn Privet! Robert Rader Arthur Itolilimon ltO� r Mar Sallee Sharon Kay Settle we ltarl ari« Sur Schulz I’hll Srlla Sidney Seller Anna U u Sem� intafr -r Karen Sue Sharp Annts Sheata Marry Smith Victor Smith l«eatle Spear Kathleen Stapleton Jerry l e Summer Marvin Sun Kajde Mary Jo Thurt ei Marilyn Kay Tlllmnti Olrn Tucker Jerry Tucker Hverett Tucker Henry WahwtMuck Joan Walenctak Norma Wheatley Jerry Willard FIRST ROW (left to right) Raymond Sharp, Kay Thurber, Dob Perry, Linda Maltsberger, Delleen Crocker. SECOND ROW—Gary Vance, Darla Teegarden, Bob Gerety, Janie Walker. John Berry, DeAnn Kite, Buel Green Sponsor. Cutest Girl Mary Ripley Best Athlete Wally Allen Senior Girl Moat Likely To Succeed Kay Thurber Beat Music Student Floyd Beller Cutest Couple Delleen Crocker and John Porterfield Moat Popular Girl Delleen Crocker Moat Popular Ito Bob Perry Moat Studioua Girl I-a Wayne Cook ■Moat Studioua Roy Claude Ront.uk Moat Talkative Boy Gene Ifuichea Moat Talkative Girl Pejcitl Welker Beat Urania tic Student Berry Phillips Most Bashful Girl Bohhi Bell Moat Bashful Bo Bert Jonea FIRST ROW (left to right) Sue Shaw, Joan l rocker, Joyce Robinson. Katheryn Skidgel, Joe Price, Art Harp. I awrence Murie, Bud Guthrie, Harold Sorrels, Larry Staneart. SECOND ROW—Margaret Ester, Mary McGee, Judy Payne. Oneta McAlister, Shirley Nimerick, Mike Thomas. Gary Porterfield, David Lyon, Bill Bradley, Ken Johnson. THIRD ROW—Gladys Porter, Kathrine Wilkinson, Judy Wolfe, Jess Howell, Doug Tilden, Beatrice Eave, Joe Boyce, Don Alexander, Jim Waler.ciak, Jim Long. FOURTH ROW—Lucinna Caine, Jackie Baugh. Jerry Sharp, Mildred Chapman. John Hubbard. Tony Scott, Robert James, Gary Kloxin, Gene Schneider. Junior High FIRST ROW (left to right) Eileen Cates, Melinda Beaver, Nancy Gentry. Norma Smith, Gaye Conarro. Jay Vance, Tommy Murley, Stanley Kistler, Jimmy Moses, Harold Denny. SECOND ROW—Mary Sue Romack, Betty Kelly. Kathie Osborn. Judy Warren, Ann Attocknie, Martha Long. Jane Riemer, Linda Marcum, Billy Sheats, Wanda Dallas. THIRD ROW—Jerry Schneider, Janet Vance, Gloria Skidgel, Linda Hettenbach, Jerry Johnston. Deraid McAlister, James Adams, Chancy Delp, Shirley Johnston. FOURTH ROW—Jean Marlow, Donna Lancaster, Donna Pepper, Larry McQuarie, Richard Tilden, St. Elmo Wilde, Gayle Young, Wayne Jake, David Berg. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW (left to right) Linda Bright, Jackie Vance, Sandra Tucker, Sandra Nicholson, Garry warren. Ray Garner, Jerry Dean, Bill Chavez, Tom Cates, Wilbur Eaves, Billy Layton. SECOND ROW'—Peggy Fenton. Raymond Henry, Sue Lee, Christine Hooper, Ruby Martin, Betty Reeves, Jimmy Harrison, Crawford Toahty, Larry Perrine, Bobby Stafford, Mark Wood. THIRD ROW Dawn Johnson, Carol Shields, Beth Pepper, Toy McKinley, Janice Sanders, Edward Griffin, Mack McCall, Junior Cairns, Marvin Hand, Leroy Willard. Marvin Marshall. Junior High FIRST ROW (left to right) Donna Jean Smith, Doris Dallas, Wayne Anderson. Junior Calvert, Bob Hargrove, Donny Fuss, Luther Wheeler, Bryan McIntosh, Billy McAlister, Kenneth Porter. SECOND ROW—Bobbie Jane Johnson, Roberta Kay Sharp, Katherine Joyce Negelein, Elmer Dallas, Joe Robinson, Mary Lee Green, Evelyn Jones, Warren Kelley, Grover Caine, Delbert Zoldoske, Taylor Caldwell. THIRD ROW—Charlene Rice. Jerre Herrod, Merle Womack, Quilla Dean Bell, Christine Goodchief, Kittie Hubbard, Ann Marlow, Perry Wamego, Gayle Pearcy, Bob Marrs, Jess Lyons, Phillis Warden. FIRST ROW (left to right) Linda Gail Edwards, Kathryn Johnson. George Fenton, Edward Cook, Cordelia Chavez, Darla Jewell, Ronald Brown, Melvin Garner, Russell Brim. SECOND ROW—Mrs. Johnson, teacher, Kay Griffin, Gay Griffin, Charles Chapman, Terry Fenton, Julia Howell. La-Donna Bennett, Meckie Clayton, Leo Green. THIRD ROW—Virgil Adams, Freddie Elston, Leslie Harris, Jimmy Baugh, Judy Cox, Loretta Domeny, Cheryl Ferguson, Linda Sue Allembaugh. FIRST ROW (left to right) Michel Wood, Rick Wolfe, Virginia Norris, Ann Morgan, Tomalene Murley, Sheila Nuttle. SECOND ROW—Wilford Lewis, Ricky Johnston, Nicky Joe Richards, Sharryn Tucker, Janice Kelley, Linda Spears, Carolyn Realrider, Joy McKinley. THIRD ROW—Mrs. Hazel Lynch, teacher, Steven Palmer, Frankie Reed, Alford Majors, John Wilde. Toni Maletich. Connie Staff. Martha Ann Parker. Fifth Grade! FIRST ROW (left to right) Mrs Dolores MacLaren, teacher, Jackie Marcum, Gay Sackett, Ricky Teegarden, Terry Swart, Kaye McCurtain, Kay Porter, Johnny Lyons, Jack Waters, Judy Lucas. SECOND ROW—Paul Vance, Ronald Rolland, Carilone Sheats, Jerry Womack, Stanley Rader, Don Robinson. Sharon Reed, LeRoy McAFster, Helena Wilde, Kathryn Sharp. THIRD ROW—Barbara Warden, Bob Payne, Grace Little Eagle. Robert Warden, Marva Wilson, Doris Rolland, Kenneth Speer, Zack Toahty, Shirley Richards. FIRST ROW (left to right) Glenda Jouett, Marion Layton, Carol Fuss, Jan Jones, Beverly Henry, Ted Bettes. Betty Bruce, Linda Welker, Billy Jennings, Darlene Johnson. SECOND ROW—Juanita Green, teacher, Norma Caine, John Harrison, Crystal Beaty, Richard Eaves, Alvin Clayton, Deanna Hettenbach, Margaret Haymond, Alan Dean, Bettie Gay ton. THIRD ROW—Raymond Harris, Anna Jean Elston, Linda Cartmell, Mike Culver, Max Benson, Frankie Hooper, Dale Hamilton. William Howell, Mariam Domeny. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW (left to right) Mr. Sharp, principal, Gary Ellis, Monte Jestes, Ronald Hartwick, Larry Goodf Banning, Rheadon Beaver, Kitty Jewell, Linda Dean, Ellen Kline, Jeanetta Green. SECOND ROW—Nancy Trenton. David Hargrove, Sue Karraker, Janet Berry. Roy Brown, Rhonda Conan Ester, Billy Elston, Leonard Adkins, Jerry Hawkins, Patricia Lellew.' THIRD ROW—Mary Karraker, Linda Good Eagle, Carolyn Majors, Frieda Johnson, Linda Chapman, Tom Louis Eaves, Ava Henry, Terrie Machetta, Frankie Jelinek, Fern Darmer, teacher. FIRST ROW (left to right) Sharon Smith, Martha Wilson. Sandra Robinson, JoAnn Skidgel, Donald Sneed, Jo Donald Poteet, June Smith, Beatrice Realrider, Roberta Robbins, Bobby Jones. SECOND ROW—Mrs. Rogers, teacher, Linda Moses. Jimmie Hawkins, Linda Wood, Jerry Lindsay, Velm Danny McCoy, Patsy Morgan, Mary Ann Womack, Dorothy McAlister, Linda Willard, Judy Walenciak. THIRD ROW—John Marlow, Lynn Osborn, Walter Negelein, Dearl Teague, JoAnn Thompson. Lindy Rice, hew, John Palmer, Frankie Patton, Iris Jean Tanner. Fourth Grade! FIRST ROW (left to right) Mrs. Sells, teacher, Ross Johnson, Vera Basye, Sharon Kistler, Sue Johnston. Gail Cox. Janelle Ferguson. Debbie Kelley, Mary Louise Eaves, Kay Kinnear, Ralph Jones. SECOND ROW—Jane Elston, Elmer Domeny, Richard Griesel, Marie Long, Linda Bowman, Clayton Lancaster, Rex Boyce. Randy Hillis, Donald Ingle, Phyllis Jewell. THIRD ROW—Worth Kline, Gloria Colclazier, Warren Besly, Jewell Davis, Georgette Childs. George Howell, David Hatfield, Frank Henry, David Cartmell. Betty Sue Good Chief. FIRST ROW (left to right) Mrs. Teague, teacher, Berdina Smith, Pat Sells, Richard Teter, Karen Sue Tanner. Dixie Maltsberger, Gaia Thomas, Donna Joyce Novotny, Oren Osborn, Donald Stich, Larry Poteet. SECOND ROW—Gilbert McAlister, Ronald Rice, Melvin Negelein, Mary Jean Stockwell, Linda Phillips, Stephen Thomas, May Kinnear, Mary Bryce Privett, Treva Taylor, Keiler Robinson, Cheryl Richards. THIRD ROW—Margie Rolland, Max Skidgel, Orbie Watson. George Walenciak, Donna Maletich, Glenn Neet, Carol Nuttle, Tommy Webster, Midred Sanders, Lou An Norris. Third Grade Second $ T hird Grade FIRST ROW (left to right) Mrs. Donahue, teacher. Beverly Childs. Mary Ann McClellan, Viola Berg, Norma Shields, Larry McCurtain, Harold Davis. Judy Warden, Sidney Moore. Mitchel Rice, Sharon Cavett, Gary Clayton. SECOND ROW—Norma Shields, Jerry Brien, Randi Graham, Randy Anderson. Nancy Fuss. Robert Alexander, Tommie Ball, Tully Endicott,’David Cunningham, Charles Bruce, Melvin Calvert. FIRST ROW (left to right) Robert Sneed,'Ronnie Tannahill, Oletha Warren, Stanley Robbins. Mike Wilson, David Stich, Jana Pinkerton, Darrell Woodward, Sharon Richards. SECOND ROW—Martha McQuarie, Max Womack, Rex Rader, Faye Phillips, Charles Pearcy, Ken Privett. Polly Peter. Darlene Taylor, Steven Warden, Robert Thompson, Bill Palmer. THIRD ROW—Mena Stafford, teacher, Paul Thomas, Kipp Wolfe. Susie Morgan, Larry Richards. Michael Wilkinson, Leon Teague, Jerry Warden, Sandra Marcum, Arnold Smith, Jackie Walenciak. Second Grade FIRST ROW (left to right) Erlene Fitchett, teacher, Marc Nuttle, Elvina Layton Neil Jones Klutsenbeker, Mike Kline, Gayle Ingle, Calvina Hettenbach, Jerry McAlister. Gary Lyons. Karen Sue Gordon K rr k ' ■—. ■ —� THIRD ROW—Michael Hubbard, Barbara Hooper, Sharilyn clazier, Lynn Eaves, Gary Horsechief, Irena Jose, Elaine Heirnan, Barry Horsechief, George Williams. Richard Col-Keeton, Jerome Montgomery. FIRST ROW (left to right) Ella Dietz, teacher, Denise EM wards, Michael McLaughlin, Gary Chapman, Frank Hudson, Dorothy Green. Kathryn Anderson, Virginia Green, David Alley, Walter Johnson, Charles Conley, Arty Ingle. SECOND ROW—Lila Domeny, Eddie LeForce, Kathleen Elston, Virginia Jouett, Donna Jo Conley, Mary Roberson, Donna June Gooding, Joey Ferguson, Bonnas Warden, Troy Brien. THIRD ROW—David Green, John Griesel, Tula Endicott, Charles Cheatham, Mike Hopper, Tommy Besly, George Johnston, FVed Long. FIRST ROW (left to right) Jane Hatfield, Howard Rolland, Michael LeForce, Lee James Norman, Vicki Lynn Maltsber-ger, Terry Smith, Pamela Willard, Kathy Varner, Ruby JoAnn Walenciak, Nora Hatfield, Mrs. D. C. Stafford, teacher. SECOND ROW—Grover Tanner, Mitchell Rice. Steven Osborn, Donald Thurber, Vicki Lou Kloxin. Ronnie Perrine, James Roberson, Terry Miller, Phil Mitchell, June Nuttle. THIRD ROW—Elizabeth Webster, Bobbie Sargent, Patty Smith. Rose Sheats, Johnny Stock well, Jennifer Spears, Jerry Negelein, Darrell Rice, Billy Peter, Bryan Venable. First Grade 'Kay S eei aTOcupte Sue (flutfatie Settion, fluniex flutioi Bruin Queen Attendants flattie 7(Ja(6en Setty TfcitcAell (fltetuia TOoeti flu tie% Settivi Senior '7Hcfn.ua Jla f TVeaven Football Queen Seat an. CHEERLEADERS—Gayle Vance. Linda Maltsberger Del-leen Crocker, Mary Ripley and La Verne Wells. Pep Club FIRST ROW (left to right) Gayle Vance, Linda Maltsberger. Delleen Crocker, Mary Ripley, LaVerne Wells. SECOND ROW—LaWayne Cook, Carol Mitchell. Sally Harp, Peggi Welker, Sandra Neet, Gladys Dallas, Betty Betty McQuarie, Janie Walker, Kay Thurber, Sue Guthrie, Darlene Staneart THIRD ROW—Sandra Ireland, Kathryn LeGrande, Darla Teegarden, Faith Hillis, Charlotte Burkdoll. Myrna Weaver, Joyce Adams, Gay Russell, Bobbi Jo Bell, Norma Minor, Bonnie Ball. FOURTH ROW—Myrtle Thomas, sponsor, Ursula Toahty, Margaret Johnson, Nila Smith, Judy Welker, Donna Bell LaVeta Nicholson, Glenda Wood, Ruth Adams. FIFTH ROW—Pat McDugle, Kay Speer, Rea Crocker, Louise Johnson, Veta Hulsey, Almira Clark, Donna Smith. Shirley Varner, Peggy Smith. w - z r. h3rv o . - 39 0 Celt FIRST ROW (left to right) Willard Pratt. Bob Gerety. Delman Weaver. John Porterfield, Bob Berry. Larry Cartmell. Freddy Staff, Bob Perry, Nonnan Welker. Raymond Sharp, Nathaniel Horsechief. SECOND ROW- Bill Perry, Abe Abbington, Wally Allen, Ray Robinson. Jim Brown, Vernon Harragarra, Bradley Gambill, Dick Todd, Edward Hoover, Charles James. THIRD ROW—Max McKenzie, Coach. Bert Jones. Clark Molina. Elwood Primeaux, Jerry Jestes. Larry Johnston. Jim Nimerick, Art Boss, Jerry Allen, Charles Jake. John Haymond. FOURTH ROW- Gayle Pitts. Sammy Veters. David Aliev, Wayne Garner, David Sharp. Jerry Richards, William Thompson, Ronald Osborn. Gene Hostutler. Clifford Worthy, Joe Howell. Asst. Coach. Wally Allen. Sr. Quarterback All District All Northern Fin Abe Abblngton. Soph. Fullback Jerry Allen. fSohp. Halfback Bob Berry. Sr, Center All District Larry Cartmell. Sr. Guard All District Bradley Gan.Mil. Jr. Center Wayne Garner, Sr. Halfback Edward Hoover. Jr. End Nathaniel Horaechief. Sr. Halfliack All District All Northern Five Vernon Harratcarra. Jr. Tackle J rry Jeatea, Soph Halfback tJene Hostutler. Jr. Gunrd Charles Jake. Jr. End Hob Perry. Jr. Knd John Porterfield. Soph Guard Willard Pratt. Sr. Halfback VII District Jim Nlmertck. Soph. End Jerry Richards. Soph. Tackle Omrlcs James. Jr. Halfback Raymond Sharp. Sr. - Guard Hon. Mention All District Hon. Mention All Northern Five Freddy Staff. Jr. Tackle Dick Todd. Jr Fullback Delman Weaver. Jr. Tackle Norman Welker. Si Knd All Northern Five Dee Worthy. Jr. Halfback Schedule High SENIOR HIGH SCHEDULE School Basketball Pawnee 34 Perry 30 Pawnee 59 Tonkawa 42 Pawnee 52 Fairfax 31 Pawnee 51 Cleveland 48 Pawnee 46 Shldler 38 Pawnee 54 Hominy 40 Pawnee 43 Newkirk 48 Pawnee 40 Drumrlght 44 Pawnee 46 Fairfax 28 Pawnee 42 Drumrlght 45 Pawnee 56 Cleveland 55 Pawnee 46 Shldler 45 Pawnee 56 Hominy 36 Pawnee 65 Dewey 57 CLEVELAND TOURNAMENT Pawnee 64 Sperry 47 Pawnee 49 Cleveland 48 EDMOND TOURNAMENT Pawnee 28 Empire 25 Pawnee 45 Bowlegs 44 Pawnee 34 Bethany 55 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Pawnee 46 Glencoe 36 Pawnee 37 Cleveland 41 Won 16 Lost 5 FIRST ROW (left to right) Bill Perry, Bob Perry, Jerry Allen, Abe Abbington, Wally Allen, Archie Sun Eagle. SECOND ROW—Max McKenzie, Coach, Carl Funkhouser, Clark Molina, Charles Jake, Willie Davis, Gayle Pitts, Freddy Staff. Carl Kunkhouaer. Soph. Forward Chari Jane. Jr. Center Clark Molina. Soph. Center Bill Perry. Soph. Guard 0 Schedule 6 6 Jib 6 Fairfax 6 Pawnee 7 Drumright 20 39 49 Won 2 l oat 2 Alvin Tucker Coach FIRST ROW (left to right) Austin Realrider, Robert James, Gary Kloxin, William Eaves. Tony Scott, Darrell Moore, Joe Boyce, Glen Little Warrior, Harry Smith, Mr. Tucker, Coach. SECOND ROW—Jim Duff, Manager, Harold Sorrels, Carrol Schneider, John Hubbard, Garry Portefield, Larry Mitchell, John Berry, Gordon Laird, Philly Johnson. THIRD ROW—Bud Guthrie, Jim Walenciak, Douglas Tilden, Kenneth Johnson, Bill Bradley, Jess Howell, James Long, Joe Price, Mike Thomas. FOURTH ROW—Art Harp, Lawrence Murie, Larry Staneart, David Lyon, Don Alexander. Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW (left to right) Lawrence Murie, Austin Realrider, Larry Mitchell, John Berry, Darrell Moore, Garry Porterfield, Mike Thomas. SECOND ROW—Joe Howell, Coach, Marvin Sun Eagle. Robert James, William Eaves. Harry Smith, Phil Johnson, Tony Scott. Schedule JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE Pawnee 18 Perry Pawnee 27 Tonkawa Pawnee 14 Fairfax Pawnee 39 Cleveland Pawnee 29 Shidler Pawnee 30 Hominy Pawnee 38 Newkirk Pawnee 16 Drumrlght Pawnee 26 Fairfax Pawnee 25 Drumrlght Pawnee 18 Cleveland Pawnee 22 Shidler Pawnee 34 Hominy Pawnee 33 Dewey CLEVELAND TOURNAMENT Pawnee 34 Wynona Pawnee 24 Ripley Pawnee 30 Mannford Pawnee 38 Drumrlght NORTHERN FIVE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Won 13 Lost Cheerleaders Linda Marcum, Kathleen Stapleton Peggy Fenton. Journalism Seventeen Issue of the Hear Facts were printed •luring the school year IJbi- 7. Fourteen senior students planned, wrote, and edited their copy altout news m Pawnee Schools, constructed tealures on activities and classes, and presented sketches In words aoout students in PH.8. Not only did they learn correct spelling. grainmer, and sentence structure, hut they learned to write shout the school and school life In an Interesting and Informative manner. In short, working on the Hear Facts Staff gave them a living experience in using good Kngtlsn. The 1956 FFA hoys fed out 25 steers, 100 hogs. 1000 broilers and over 45 head of registered beef cattle. Had 1st., 2nd., and 3rd, place Individuals, and 1st. place team at the land and Itange Judging contest at Muskogee. 1st. place team at the State Contest at Guthrie. 1st. and 2nd. Individuals and 1st place leant In the Range Contest at Cherokee. Our aim Is to develop finer young men and better farmers for America. Projectionist The Projectionist Club Is sponsored by Mr. Charles i-ox. Mein Iters are trained in the care and operation of the projector. They learn how to splice film, to operate the tape recorder. In this way they are a real help to the school In that they may lie called upon by any Instructor with the assurance of getting an experienced and capable operator. Thespian Society Opportunities for experience In content work, speeches for varied occasions. applying stage makeup and other forensic activities are provided for the members of the Thespian Society. This organisation affords an opportunity for lower clansmen and other students who are unable to take part In speech and forensic activities. The AH School play Is a project of the society. Proceeds from this production enables the organization to carry out Its many speech activities As You Like It AS YOU I,IKK. IT Is 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 behavior. or we talk about problems. their possible causes and various approaches to the problems. There Is a guidance element Indirectly Involved. Homemakers of Antet lea's motto Toward Nor Horizons M It expresses the purpose of the organ! «atlon— learning to live better today In order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Future llonirmskers of America emphasizes the Importance of home membership; It en-rnotes International good will: and furthers Interest In Home Economies. Assuming that today' new i tomorrow' hlNtory. The purpose of the Current Kvent Club I to encourage an intere t in keeping up with hiMtory a It happens. For those students who fol low the news with enthusiasm It Is hoped that this cluh offers further stimulation. Commercial The Commercial Club is an organisation In which young people can ruin experience in dealing with legal, state, and national problems. It is a member of a national honor soclety-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. The Science Club Is an organization open to all students. Through experiments and study we try to find the answ’er to some of the many uuestions In the minds of those students who have an Interest in science. The club Is sponsored by Mr. Coyle Smith. The Library Club of P w-nee High Bdapol. organised un 1 directed by Mra. Alvin Tucker. endeavors to take I la place In the school as an In-tsrgraJ part of tha educational system The objectives of the library staff are: to assemble and preserve books and materials In organised collections, and t h r o u g h 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 The Y-Teen club of I’aw-nrr High School Is an organization which is opened to Ik � and girls who are Inter-es ed In developing and improving their character ami personality. Y-Tecn stresses service for good i� nd help for one another both locally and nationally. Kach year the «. lub lakes up both a local itnd a state project. Tin Y-Teen Club Is sponsored b Miss l-ola Zoldoskc. Lettermen The Heltertnen's Club Is an organisation composed of hoys who have lettered In inti-r-scholastio football, basketball. or Itaseball. To letter. a boy must play a re- imred number of qaurters In football and liasketliall. or games In Imseball. The club Is sponsored by the high school athletic coaches FIRST ROW (left to right) Bobbi Bell, Nila Edwards, Sue Guthrie, Shirley Varner, Kay Thurber, Sandra Ellis, LaWayne Cook, Georganna Adams, Gay Russell. SECOND ROW—Sue Meeker, Evelyn Lytle, Jerry Tucker, Norma Smith, Jane Riemer, Nancy Gentry, Sidney Sellers, Jerry Schneider, Martha Long, Sue Denney, Margy Nuttle. THIRD ROW—Louise Johnson, Janice Sanders, Dawn Johnson, Delbert Morgan, Phil Sells, Howard Denney, Ursula Toahty, Austin Realrider, Kathleen Stapleton, Sharon Neet, Joy Eshelman, Don Lucas. FOURTH ROW—Harold Denney, Bob Stafford, Kathryn Osborn, Mary Kay Marrs, Ann Privett, Carol Shields, Jo Ann Walenciak, Lillian Sanders, John Berry, Karen Sharp, Gaye Conarro. FIFTH ROW—Raymond Henry, Gloria SMdgel, Janet Malloy, Judy Poage, LeEtta McLaughlin, Darla Teegarden, Jimmy Moses, Justine Goodchief, Beth Pepper, Edward Griffin, Donna Lancaster, Bill Peter, Director. SIXTH ROW—Carolyn Kelley, Bob Shupe, Nila Smith, Donna Pepper, Paula Brown, Jack Kelley, Allan Lancaster, Charles Graham, Dwayne Edwards, Ronald Irons, Tom Cates. SEVENTH ROW—Jerry Pepper, Jim Duff, Jimmy Kelley, Jerry Willard, Floyd Beller, Delbert Sanford, Larry Johnston. Mac Colvin, Jim Berg, Gene Hughes, Dan Meeker. Majorette Sue Guthrie Shirley Varner Kay Thurber Sandra Ellis La Wayne Cook FIRST ROW (left to right) Kathryn Osborn, Kathleen Stapleton, Ann Privett, Gayle Vance, Sally Harp, Norma Minor, Janie Walker, Margie Nuttle. SECOND ROW—Justine Goodchief, Roberta Pratt, Adeline Tonemah, Sharon Neet, Helen Negelein, Joy Eshelman, Eleanor Negelein, Janice Horsechief, Darla Teegarden. THIRD ROW—Sandra Ireland, Charlotte Burkdoll, Sandra Neet, LeEtta McLaughlin. Elsie Negelein, Glenda Wood, Betty Mitchell, Georganna Miller. Sept. 4 Sept. 14 Oct. 3 Oct. 25-26 Nov. 1 Nov. 13 Nov. 15 Nov. 16-17 Nov. 22-23 Nov. 30 Dec. 7 Dec. 7-8 Dec. 21 Dec. 29 Jan. 10-11 Feb. 1-2 Feb. 7 Feb. 20-22 Feb. 22-23 March 8 March 15 March 29 March 31 April 6 April 11-13 April 19 May 10 May 19 May 22-23 May 23 May 24 HURRAH Junior High School Memorial Field MODEL CLEANERS ALL GARMENTS Quality Cleaning and Pressing Pawnee, Oklahoma James McGee FINISHED Phone 59 Maltsberger Oil Co. Wholesale Gas, Oil Grease Farm Deliveries Phone 196 WELKER FEED PRODUCE -Superior Feeds - Cash for your Cream, Eggs. Poultry Pecans We Give Appreciation Stamps Phone 276 MARXS THE QUALITY STORE Pawnee's Oldest and Most Reliable Shopping Place Pawnee 57 Years oi Leadership Oklahoma CITY DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists Fountain—Cosmetics Friendly Service West Side of Square Phone 288 THE PAWNEE CHIEF M Publishers — Printers Stationers We Helped Print This Annual International Paper Co. Long Bell Division Phone 44 H. E. JONES, Manager Compliments of PEPPER'S Furn. Appliances We Deal in Philcos Lee Rogers Grocery Market One Block East of High School Phone 242 Pawnee Drugs jtexaHI Prescription Pharmacists IF IT'S REXALL IT'S RIGHT! Phone 148 Bettye's Beauty Shop Phone 307 MARCUM OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE Pawnee, Oklahoma The Most for Your Money Jack Marcum Owner Phone 86 Res. 87 PIGGLY WIGGLY C. J. LYON Jeweler Let Us Serve Your Needs in the Following Nationally Advertised Merchandise Home Owned Home Operated SILVERWARE International Sterling Gorham Sterling Community 1847 Rogers Holmes A. Edwards Tudor Plate Wm. Rogers Son Wallace WATCHES Ei’gm Hamilton Butova Wyler DIAMONDS COSTUME JEWELRY GIFT ITEMS THOMAS GENERAL STORE Pawnee Co. Hardware Fum. Groceries — Dry Goods — Shoes Save Time — Save Steps Save Money We Got It!—W'ell Get It! Or It Ain’t Mode PHONES 303 — 304 MOSS CHEVROLET CO PAWNEE PHONE 174 OKLA. POTEET FUNERAL HOME Courteous and Attentive Service ---1--- Sales and Service AMBULANCE t Phone Kolb Oil Co 53—Pawnee PHONE 257 PAWNEE. OKLA. SAY GRADUATION WITH FLOWERS AT Western Auto Monarch North Side Square ---1---- Deep Rock Gasoline Wholesale and Retail Kerosene and Motor Oils ---1---- Phone 341 Margaret's Flower Shop Opposite Pawnee Hospital Asso. Store Auto Parts 6, Accessories Electrical Appliances Phone 113—pawnee, Okla. Snooker Parlor 'Good. Clean Recreation 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 PALMER AUTO STORE Goteverything Phone 432 HOTEL GRAHAM Phone 150 Fern Sellers - - Ruth Jonas Insurance PHONE 17 —All Types of Insurance DAIRY HOME OWNED DAIRY HOME OPERATED PAWNEE LUMBER CO. R. E. Klutsenbeker, Owner Pasteurized Dairy Products — BUILDING MATERIALS — Paints — Wallpaper — Glass Farm Machinery Repairs PHONE 102 Phone SO Marx-Wheeler Clothing Co. PAWNEE’S POPULAR STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS CROCKER SON PLUMBING ELECTRIC SHOP 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 “PauMee 'Hatioaat 'Sa t Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JESTES SERVICE STATION TONY THOMAS Continental Gas and Oil t. Goodyear Tires Insurance Real Estate PHONE 466 THE PAWNEE GRILL iooDmm WE RPRTIAV.I7F f]V AUTO SUPPLY Steaks — Chops — Chicken —Quality Auto Parts— Bread — Rolls — Pastries —Goodrich Products— Phone 232 ANTRIM OKLAHOfTlA nATURAL Cn f OM4f Formerly Rounds A Porter Gas Hat Got It EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER Olin Guthrie, Manager FLOWERS For Graduation Oklahoma Belden's Porter Radio Tire Supply Restaurant Sporting Goods Pawnee, Okla. 'mwf PAWNEE FLOWER SHOP MRS. C. R. KERR 1 Block South of High School Phone 416 “Home of Better Values” “We Feature good foods Emerson Radio and Television Sales and Service Phone 248 GENUINE FORD MERCURY SERVICE Wrecker Phone 665 Your Friendly Ford Mercury Dealer ■jjg WAYNE BLAND J J FORD-MERCURY CO._________________________ Courtesy of Scmcc @oC n Ptete B. L. SEMTNER, President Oklahoma City, Okla. Lithographers — Printers — Designers BUICK PONTIA RICHARDS Motor Equip. Co. ERMY'S STORES Ermy’s Fabric Shop Ermy’s Men’s Wear Phone 93 Ermy’s Self Serve Shoes Ermy’s 10c Store Frank Richards, Owner-Manager Ftoobler's Barber Shop Long's Deluxe Cleaners Phone 14 Clover Green Stamps Laura’s Fashion Shop Sooner School Pictures Annual Photographers ENID, OKLA. Your Patronage is “COME CLEAN WITH US Phone 6113 Appreciated Here IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE 316 South Van Buren 'B'RVIJ