Pawnee High School - Bruin Yearbook (Pawnee, OK)

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$ LEFT: The traditional Proud Hands ; ABOVE: A model of the Clobe Theater, one of the projects the English IV classes made for visitation night; ABOVE RIGHT: Senior football players Howard Rolland, Roger Mitchell, Darrell Karraker, Gene Heisler, Steve Tucker, David Alley, Gary Pinkerton, Eddie Adams, Frank Hudson, Cary Colclazier. and Mike Primeaux; FAR RIGHT: Beckv Stokesbury, 1967 Homecoming Queer, and her escort, Steve Tucker. 20

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Mr. and Miss PHS David Alley and Becky Stokesbury have been chosen by the students of Pawnee High School as the Senior boy and girl who best represent what the Class of 1968 stands for. They have been chosen as the best all-around and most active members of the Senior class. Becky has been participating in band for four years, the girls' pep club for two years, and FHA for four years. She is currently FHA president. She was in the Junior play. Her beauty, poise, and charm have helped her become a Bruin Queen attendant and a Basketball Queen attendant in her Junior year and a Football Queen in her Senior year. David excells in sports. He has gone out for track for four years and football for three years. In 1967 he was a football co-captain and made all-district. He was in the Junior play and iS vice-president of the Senior class. He has also been in FFA for four years and has held the offices of reporter and sentinel. These two Seniors have been greatly honored in being chosen Mr. and Miss PHS. 19

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BELOW: Senior football play- ers dressed as the lovely contestants in the annual Cleat Queen contest, held this year on November 10, From left, the gorgeous attendants are Edwina Adams, Garyetta Pinkerton, Stephanie Tucker, Davld-ea Alley, Cenette Heisler, Gertrude Colclazier, and the beautiful 1967 Cleat Queen, Francine Hudson. They are all such shapely, enchanting lovelies that each truly deserved to be the queen.