Pawnee High School - Bruin Yearbook (Pawnee, OK)

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Class Officers President................... David Scott Vice President.............. Jeanne Yadon Secretary................... Sheryl Southern Student Council............. Floyd Williams Jill Hamburger Juniors’ Thoughts Are Full of Future Plans Most Popular Juniors Class Sponsors Mrs. Sandra Kincannon Mr. Ray Yagher Mrs. Clara Lawrence Patty Loman and Max Heisler

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! ucsday nov. 21 ...PHS Auditorium Matinee: J ' • EvENING.'(3'00 Admission PM Adults: cr p M. JTL1 gents Children: JUNIORS The Junior play this year, The Perfect Idiot , was presented three times on November 21 under the direction of Mrs. Poe. The Juniors added profits of $259.65 to their treasury.

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Mrs. Kincannon Receives Driver of Year’ Award; Bobby Bryant Danny Cartmell Keith Cheatham Carlotta Cooper Elaine Fenley Stanley Fields Howard Gonzales Jill Hamburger The Juniors worked hard for two weeks in the Poteet's basement to build their homecoming float. Before it was finally completed, the Juniors had almost succeeded in driving their class sponsors crazy. The float was built on two small cars, and consisted of two airplanes (circa World War I), with the famous Red baron (Fairfax Red Devil).German flying ace, piloting one plane and being closely pursued by heroic Snoopy in the other. The drivers of the two floats were Kenny Wamock and Mrs. Sandra Kincannon, Junior sponsor. Kenny did rather well. The Juniors affectionately presented Mrs. Kincannon the famed Driver of the Year award for her outstanding performance on Friday, the thirteenth of October. She could not see where she was driving, but through her own unique talents she managed to run the float up on a curb before even getting to the parade, and at the homecoming game that evening succeeded in not only driving into a players' bench, but also running off into a ditch. She does drive somewhat better when she can see where she is going (although that is a matter of opinion). The float placed second in the homecoming parade, and won $6. All of the Juniors thought it was the best they had ever had, and it certainly was the most difficult to construct. Jeanne Yadon and Jill Hamburger may never be the same after having to clean up two weeks' worth to cardboard, tape, Tastee Freez cups, and the pool table, but most of the Juniors had a good time and enjoyed working on the float, even though it didn't win first prize. It was an experience none of them would have missed.