Pawnee High School - Bruin Yearbook (Pawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

Table Of Contents DEDICATION..............3 BOARD...................4 FACULTY.................5 SENIORS.................9 JUNIORS................17 SOPHOMORES.............25 FRESHMEN...............31 ROYALTY................37 ATHLETICS..............47 ORGANIZATIONS..........62 SNAPSHOTS..............81 ELEMENTARY.............85 SCHOOL EMPLOYEES.......99 ADVERTISING 105 Uehication To Mr. and Mrs. Wellon Poe we dedicate the 1969 edition of the Bruin. The Poes both are willing to help students with problems whether they be personal or academic. Oily time will tell just what a profound influence these two people have had on the lives of the students at PHS. Mrs. Poe guides budding actors through the Junior and Senior plays and is a hard-working class sponsor. Her senior English class gives Pawnee students a good background for college English classes. Mr. Poe’s athletic teams are a source of pride. Not only do they play well, but their actions off the playing area reflect the fine work Mr. Poe does. • As a class sponsor and Oklahoma history teacher. Mr. Poe is second to none. We hope this dedication will show our appreciation. Board Of Education Member DR. HANSEL RATUFF Member MR. ALBERT ALLEY Vice President MR. BRYCE PRIVETT Member 4 Mr. Jack A. Davis Supt. of Schools Mr. John Lawrence High School Principal Administration Mr. John Biggers Gen. Math; Geom.; Asst. Ftbl. Coach; Soph. Class Spon. Mr. Charles Cox J. H. Math; Drivers' Ed.; Freshmen Spon. Mrs. Charlene Johnson J.H. Reading; J.H. Pep Cl. Spon.; Fresh. Cl. Spon. Mrs. Emmagene Bird Biology; Chemistry; Junior Class Spon. Mrs. Junie Dahlem J.H. Eng.; 7th Grade Spon.; World History Mrs. Sandra K incannon Algebra; Physics; Sr. Class Sponsor Mr. Alvin Tucker Vice Principal And Faculty Mrs. Allene Stokesbury School Secretary Board Clerk Mr. Jim Childers World Hist.; 7th Grade Spon.; Baseball Coach; Miss Connie Henderson Span.; Jr. Eng.; Pep Club Spon.; Jr. Class Spon. I Mrs. Clara Lawrence American History; English 1; Sr. Class Sponsor Mr. Don Cooksey Instrumental Music Mr. Harold Henry Social Sci.; HS Ftbl. Coach; Sr. Cl. Spon. Mr. Don Lowder J.H. Math; Jr. High Sci.; Gen. Sci.; 7th Grade Spon. 5 Mr. Ralph T eague Industrial Arts; Jr. Class Sponsor Mrs. Beverly Mennem Social Studies; J. H. Science; 7th Sponsor Mrs. Ellen Rader J. H. Social Studies; Study Hall; 8th Grade Sponsor Miss Myrtle Thomas Vocational Home Ec; FHA Sponsor; Soph. Class Sponsor Mr. Ival Stafford Counselor; Glee Club Director Mrs. Juanda Tucker English II; Library; Soph. Class Sponsor Mr. Ronald Mullin Bus. Mach; Bus. Math; Bookkeeping; J. H. Math and English; Jr. Class Spon; Yrbk Sponsor Mr. Wellon Poe J. H. Football and Basketball, Okla. History; Soph. Spon; J. H. Track Mr. Jerry Sellers Vocational Agriculture; Bear Paws Sponsor Mrs. Verna Dean Poe English II and IV; Speech; Freshman Class Sponsor Mr. Chuck Stephens J. H. Social Studies; Asst. J. H. Football Coach; HS Basketball Mr. Ray Yagher Typing; Shorthand; Beta Club Sponsor; Sr. Class Sponsor 6 Mi. Coyle E. Smith Elementary Principal 0 Miss Erlene Fitchett Grade Two Mrs. Gloria Cooksey Grade Four Mrs. Aline Davis Grade One Mrs. Ella Dietz Grade One fie-iinsd cif e n 4 oP year. Mrs. Vida Lentz Grade One Mrs. Mena Stafford Grade Two Mrs. Mary Mosley Grade Three Mrs. Jessie Peter Grade Four Mrs. Lylia Rogers Grade Four Mrs. Vida Gilliland Grade Five 7 Mrs. Fayra McCray Grade Five Mrs. Alice Baker Grade Six Mr. Walter Dewitt Grade Six Mrs. Donna Adams Kindergarten Mrs. Carmelita Fuss Kindergarten Mrs. Olene Brown Reading Mrs. Marilyn Fitzpatrick Music Mrs. Doralyn Goad Physical Education 8 cntnr SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres.--------Max Heisler V. Pres. — Bobby Bryant Sec.---------Patty Loman Student Council----------- SSieryl Southern David Tanner Mrs. Sandra Kincannon Mr. Ray Y agher MOST POPULAR SENIORS Donna Nicewander Jim Riemer 10 FRANK BOWMAN FFA 4 yrs; FFA Pres 68-69; FFA Reporter 67-68; Jr. Play. DLANN BROWN Glee Club 2 yrs; Jr. Play; Office Girl; Jr. High Librarian 1 yr. BOBBY BRYANT Football 3 yrs; 4-H 6 yrs; FFA 1 yr; Jr. Play; All-District 68-69; V. Pres. Sr. Class. DANNY CARTMELL Beta Club 4 yrs; Band 3 yrs; State Honor Society 4 yrs; V Pres Beta Club 68-69; Jr. and Sr. plays; Bear Facts Staff 1 yr; Boys Pep Club 1 yr; Mixed Chorus. KEITH CHEATHAM Beta Club 4 yrs; Beta Club Special Service 3 yrs; Basketball 1 yr. Jr.- and Sr. plays; Boys Pep Club; Boys Pep Club Chairman 1 y - RALPH ELLIS Basketball 4 yrs; FFA 4 yrs; State Honor Society 4 yrs; FFA Sentinel 2 yrs; Pres. Fresh and Jr. Classes. CARLOTTA COOPER Glee Club 4 yrs; Pep Club 3 yrs; Mixed Chorus 1 yr; Triple Trio 1 yr. ELAINE FREEMAN FHA 1 yr; FT A 3 yrs; Glee Club 2 yrs; Pep Club 3 yrs; Bears Facts Staff 1 yr; Sr. Play. II JUDY FRICK Soph. V-Pres.; Newspaper Staff; FB Queen Attendant CLARICE GAWHEGA Glee Club 3 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; Pep Club 3 yrs.; Junior Play JILL HAMBURGER Pep Club 2 yrs.; Jr. Play; Honor Society 2 yrs.; Band 4 yrs.; Glee Club 2 yrs.; Co-Editor '69; Student Council 2 yrs.; Student Council Secretary; Yrbk. Staff 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Beta Club 4 yrs.; Beta Club Secretary; Sr. Play. IRENE HOWELL Band 4 yrs.; FHA 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Glee Club 2 yrs. PAT JONES Football 1 yr.; Baseball 4 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs. WESLEY HARSHBARGER WILLIAM JOHNSON Football 2 yrs.; Bas-'ketball 3 yrs. GARY KARRAKER Boys' Pep Club 1 yr; Band 3 yrs.; Sr. Play 12 PATTY LOMAN FRANCIS Cheerleader 3 yrs.; LEFTHAND BB Queen Att. 66; Bear Paws 2 yrs. Head Cheerleader 68; FB Queen Att. 66; FFA Queen Att. 67; Most popular Jr.; Fresh. Sec.; Sr. Sec.; Office Girl 1 yr.; Glee Club 1 yr.; Jr. Play; Band 1 yr.; BB Queen 69. LYNN MALTSBERGER Football 2 yrs.; FFA 1 yr.; Bear Facts Staff 1 yr.; Track 1 yr.; Basketball 2 yrs. BILLY NUTTLE Basketball 3 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Baseball 1 yr. 2nd in State in 2-Mile Run 68. DONNA NICEWANDER Basketball Queen Attendee 67 and 68; FB Queen Attendant 68; Student Council 1 yr; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Band 2 yrs.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Bear Facts Staff 1 yr.; Most Pop. Fr. JULIENNE NUTTLE Class Cheerleader; Bear Facts Staff 1 yr.; Pep Club 3 yrs.; Office Girl 1 yr.; 4-H 6 yrs.; Miss Flame; 4-H Secretary; 4-H County Reporter. 13 ALTA OHSE FHA 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Band 2 yrs.; Bear Facts Staff 1 yr.; Library 4 yrs.; V-Pres. Library 67-68; Pres. Library 68-69; Sr. Play. JANET POTEET Pep Club 3 yrs.; Jr. Play; Cheerleader 1 yr.; Bruin Queen 68; Office Girl 1 yr.; Bear Facts Staff 2 yrs.; Jr. and Sr. Claes Reporter; Band 2 yrs. JOHNNY RATHBUN Football 1 yr.; FFA 4 yrs.; Basketball 4 yrs. CHARLOTTE RICHARDS Glee Club 3 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Office Girl 1 yr. JIM R1EMER Mr. P. H. S.; Most Pop. Sr. Boy; Football 3 yrs.; Basketball 3 yrs.; Track 4 yrs.; Bear Facts Staff 1 yr.; Band 1 yr.; Sr. Play; Beta Club 4 yrs.; Beta Club Pres. 68-69; Boys State 68; State Honor Society 2 yrs.; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr. JAMES ROBERSON ROGER ROBBINS Football 3 yrs.; All-Dist. Center Football; Hon-Men. All-State Football; Sr. Play; Basketball 3 yrs.; Track 3 yrs.; Most Pop. Fresh. Boy. ELLA ROLLANDS Glee Club 1 yr.; Pep Club 3 yrs. 14 DAVID SCOTT Student Council 1 yr.; Pres. Jr. Class; Annual Staff 2 yrs.; Business Manager 69; Bear Facts Staff 2 yrs.; Beta Club 4 yrs.; Band 3 yrs.; Jr. and Sr. Play; Drum Major 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Boy's Pep Club 1 yr.; State Honor Society 4 yrs.; Nat'l Merit Finalist 69. SHERYL LARRY SPURGEON GRACIE SOUTHERN FB 1 yr.; BB 1 yr.; Jr. STROTHMAN Miss P. H. S. Bruin Play; Boys Pep Club Glee Club 1 yr.; FHA Queen Att. 65-66; Pep Club 3 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Basketball Att. 66-67; Most Pop. Soph Girl; Jr. Class Sec.; Pep Club Sec. 67-68; Office Girl 1 yr.; Jr. Play. 1 yr. 4 yrs.; Pep Club 2 yrs. Library 2 yrs.; 4-H 1 yr.; Office Girl 1 yr.; Jr. Play. ELAINE TANNAHILL Band Queen 66-67; Pep Club 3 yrs.; Pep Club Pres. 68-69; Sec. Soph. Class; Sec. Band 68-69; Bruin Queen Att. 67-68; Bear Facts Staff 1 yr.; Band 4 yrs.; Twirler 3 yrs.; FFA Queen Att. 67-68. KA1 PICKERING Glee Club 2 yrs.; FHA 1 yr. DAVID TANNER FB 3 yrs.; FB Co-Cap. 69; BB 3 yrs.; Track 3 yrs.; Band 1 yr.; Sr. Play; Student Council 1 yr.; Boy's State 68; V-Pres. Fresh. Class; Pres. Soph. Class; CHARLENE WARDEN 15 LINDA WILKINSON Glee Club 2 yrs. ; Jr. Play; Triple Trio 1 yr.; Office Girl 1 yr. ture Judging Team 4 yrs.; FFA Livestock Judging Team 2 yrs.; FFA Crops Judging Team 1 yr.; Jr. Play. JOHN WARDEN JAMES WATERS FFA 4 yrs.; FFA Sec. 69; FFA V-Pres. 68; FFA Sentinel 67; FFA Play 3 yrs.; FFA Pas- KATHERJNE WICHITA Band 4 yrs.; Librarian Jr. and Sr. High 2 yrs. It Was a Very Good Year for the Seniors, beginning with 1st place on their outstanding Homecoming float. The title of the Senior float was Hold That Tiger , and it well deserved the honor for it required imaginative planning. FLOYD WILLIAMS Beta Club 3 yrs.; Sr. Play; Band 4 yrs.; OlO Sec; OlO Pres; OlO State Pres. 1 yr.; State Honor Society 2 yrs.; Student Council 1 yr.; Annual Staff 2 yrs. TERRY WOODWARD BB 3 yrs.; Baseball 3 yrs.; Track 1 yr.; FB 1 yr.; FB Manager 2 yrs.; Boy's Pep Club 1 yr. PEGGY WILLIAMS Library Club V-Pres. 68-69; Bear Facts Staff 1 yr. JEANNE YADON State Beta Club V-Pres. 68-69; V-Pres. Jr. Class; Bruin Co-Ed 69; Bruin Business Manager 68; Annual Staff 1 yr; Student Council 1 yr.; Bear Facts Staff 1 yr.; Jr. and Sr. Play; Pep Club 3 yrs.; Honor Society 4 yrs.; Band 3 yrs.; Beta Club 4 yrs. 16 CLASS SPONSORS CLASS OFFICERS President---------------------------- Mark Scott Vice President --- --------------- — Mark Waters Secretary------------------- - — - — Roberta Smith Student Council---------------------- Connie Tannahill Steve Alley 18 Ordering Rings Starts Juniors On Good Year LAND OF A THOUSAND DANCES Juniors have big turnout at the dance sponsored by the Junior Parents to raise money for the Prom. Steve Alley Bill Arnold Teresa Arnold Mike Arthurs Eddie Beaver Kenneth Beaty Paul Becker Belinda Beisel Beth Ann Bowan Joe Brensing Vicki Brien Joanna Brown Kenneth Buchanan 19 Are You Ready If I Were a Carpenter Juniors Win Queen Contest Tommy Chapman Christiana Cooper Jo Beth Denney Roger Domeny Leroy Downs Leon Felix Dennis Fenton Frank Ferguson Stanley Fields Mary Jane Freeman Merlena Freeman Phyllis Gonzales 20 Junior Play Big Success Rain, sleet, or snow Juniors support Bears wherever they go. Baby It's Cold Outside Iris Goodfox Ronnie Gray Leon Green Gary Greer Cynthia Gripe Debora Gripe Charles Hanger Matt Henry Ricky Hopper Alfred Horsechief Karen Horsechief Randy James Ronald Karraker Mike LeFore 21 Sweetheart of Sigma Chi If i Had a Hammer” Juniors Lead School In Student Council Ronnie LeForce Sandra Lewis Peggy Lucas Debbie Lytle David Maltsburger Sandra Mathews Kenneth McCray Leta McelFresh Steve McGuire Travis McMillen Pat Mitchell Mary Moore 22 Juniors Plan Banquet LITTLE OLD LADY FROM PASADENA The Juniors play was held on November 26. The 21 cast members practiced for four weeks under Mrs. Poe's direction and presented two performances of Creeping Shadows . Ann Schone Dennis Schulze Anne Scott Mark Scott 23 Hold On 1 m Comin Where the Action Is 23 Juniors Make Sem. Honor Roll Roberta Smith Dennis Southern Mike Stafford Susie Stokes Diana Tague Connie T annahill Ricky Tatum Reginnia Waldon Mark Waters John Wichita Shelley Wills Mary Wood 24 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pres-------Leon Robinson V. Pres. - Randy McGuire. Sec. - - Candy Cheatham Student Council —------ Cathy Bruns Charlie Bowen MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORES Doretta Vandeventer Charlie Bowen 26 SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Sophomore Class Has Bruin Queen And FFA Sweetheart A few loyal Sophomores building the float which placed second in the Homecoming Parade. The theme was Sock it to 'Em! The Sophomore Class has had a great year. Many Sophomores have been active in football, basketball, track, baseball, band, and pep club. Two High School Cheerleaders are Sophomores - Jan Schulze and Rita Lamirand. Cindy Kelley, a Sophomore, was crowned Bruin Queen, and the FFA Queen, Neilda Creagor, and her attendant, Cathy Bruns, were both Sophomores. Glen Boyer Cathy Bruns Candy Cheatham Neilda Creager Jim Day Glen Ellington Mary Elston Patricia Elston Ronnie Felix Paul Fenley Mary Jo Fields Nancy Freeman Dena Gonzales Sarah Graham Harold Green Jim Abington Dora Adams Ruth Bird Charlie Bowen 27 Sophomore queen candidate, Neilda Creagor, as seen homecoming night with ner chauffeur, Mike Reed. The Sophomore Class made Neilda second runner up in the magazine contest. Kirby Harragarra Darlene Hatfield Jane Hatfield Randy Hedges Byron Hoeltzel Victor Hoobler Gordon Howell Lester Ingle Janice Iron James Gordon Cecil Johnson Marilyn Johnson Nila Jones Cindy Kelley Patty Kistler 28 Nedra Mathews Bobby McClendon Ann McMillan Randy McGuire Bonnie Negelien Gerald Norris Ada Ohse Thomasine Pratt Mike Reed Deborah Rice Sherry Richards Donald Roberson Freddie Robinson Leon Robinson 29 Robert Sawyer Jan Schulze Roger Scott Steve Scott Kathie Sneed Steven Stanbrough 30 Marilyn T ague Authur Tinkle Carlos Tubbs Doretta Vandeventer Ronnie Walenciak Janis Waldon Marilyn Warden Jo Lynn Wenger John Wheeler Oleta White Mike Williams Elnora Willis Jackie Womack Bobby Wright 31 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Pres.------------Tom Bolt V. Pres. — Nick Privett Sec.------Linda Mitchell Student Council--------- Treca Bowen Lee Wills 32 MOST POPULAR FRESHMEN Treca Bowen Bill Williams Freshman Float Wins First In Junior High Vicki Chapman Viola Cooper Roger Creager Wilbur Dallas Suzanne Degeer David Denney Brenda Edwards Donna Eshelman Doris Garner Melvetta Goff Rhonda Adams David Alexander Susie Beard Tom Bolt Treca Bowen Jerry Bruce Vic Bruns Ricky Cartmell 33 Dollie Gongales Debra Goodfox Micheal Gripe Sherry Griswold Terry Hall Jeff Hamburger Marilyn Heisler Rex Heisler Tommy Hogue Merle Howell James Jim Rita Johnson Ray Keeton Alvinza Layton Harry Leforce Freshman Parade 34 Home On The Range Master Mind Donna Mulder Karen Newport Audrey Ohse Brenda Parker Nettie Parsons Dawinna Peters Rex Privett Roger Ratliff Vic key Reed Jerry Rolland Sharon Lytle Ricky Majors Gene Martin Susie Martin Billy McCall Trudy McClendon James Mitchell Linda Mitchell 35 Jerry Ryan Steve Skidgel Elzie Smith Perry Southern Terry Southern Randy Starnes Judy Stokes Bobby Tanner Brenda Tatum Russel Tinkle Charles T ubbs Gary Tucker Bobby Wenger Patricia Wichita Bill Williams Gwendolyn Williams Archie Willis Lee Wills 'Chain Gang 36 Pin-up of the Month 37 CINDY KELLEY Sophomore JAN ROBINSON Junior Attendants VICKIE REED Freshman 40 Basketball (Queen FATTY LOMAN Senior JAN SCHULZE Sophomore SUSIE STOKES Junior Attendants L to R; Susie Stokes, Patty Loman, Jan Schulze ioxunf 3novi vnvtq zv itvianp) ]iKq;aaL(f JUDY FRICK Senior NEILDA CREAGER Sophomore Attendants L to R: David Tanner, Neilda Creagor, Bobby Bryant, Diane Tague, Judy Frick, and Roger Robbins. 44 KAREN BISHOP Eighth Grade VICKIE REED Freshman SUSAN THOMAS Seventh Grade Coach Henry and Coach Biggers take time out from their busy schedule to pose for the photographer. Many hours are spent reviewing game films in this office. Three members of the football team were named to the All-District team. They are Max Heis-ler, Roger Robbins, and Bobby Bryant. All three boys are seniors. Bears Defeat Cleveland In Homecoming Game The Bears did not have as successful a season as they had hoped t but there were moments when happiness reigned supreme. The last few seconds of the Perry game provided enough thrills to last a year, and the sweet revenge as the Bears routed Cleveland made fans do plenty of cheering. The team members, however, were allowed only a few hours to relish each success before it was time to begin work for the next game. Injuries early in the season to some key returning players forced the others to play in different positions, but they adjusted well and continued to improve as the year progressed. The team began practicing in late August and worked diligently in spite of the heat. Practice was held twice daily for several weeks, and each session was a long one. PHS RECORD FOR 1968 Pawnee 6 Chandler 26 Pawnee 0 Newkirk 12 Pawnee 8 Shidler 15 Pawnee 12 Fairfax 13 Pawnee 16 Perry 14 Pawnee 0 Harrah 34 Pawnee 34 Drumright 25 Pawnee 36 Cleveland 14 Pawnee 0 Hominy 32 Pawnee 6 Tonkawa 14 Three boys were rewarded for their efforts when they were named to the All-District team. In looking back over the past season, one can't help remembering the long runs made by Leon Green, the jarring tackles made by Roger Robbins and Bobby Bryant, the pass interception made by Pat Jones against Perry and the tackle Coach Henry made on the sidelines, and the excitement of being in the running for the District title. All the boys are to be commended for their hard work and for the gallant bid they made for victory each time they went on the field. Coach Henry summed it up pretty well when he said, I'm proud to be associated with a group of young men who are willing to give lOO o effort, and this group of boys gave their best when they were called on. 48 Coach Henry gives the team a last min-ute pep talk just before the Cleveland game. A Cleveland player is stopped after a short gain. Bears in on the play are David Tanner, Ronnie LeForce, and Joe Brensing. Bryce Pickering is in the background. ROGER BOBBY ROBBINS BRYANT Perry And Drumright Fall Too LYNN MALTSBERGER TERRY WOODWARD MAX PAT HEISLER JONES DAVID TANNER ALFRED DENNIS MIKE RONNIE JOHNNY HORSECH1EF SCHULZE SANDERS LeFORCE NOVOTNY 49 KENNETH McCRAY RONNIE GRAY LEON FELIX MARK SCOTT LEROY DOWNS Practice In Summer Heat; ROGER DOMENY DENNIS SOUTHERN KENNETH BUCHANAN STEVE SCOTT JOHN WHEELER MIKE WILLIAMS JIM DAY DAN GRIPE GARY LeFORCE LEON ROBINSON 50 Leon Green starts one of his cross country jaunts that results in a Pawnee touchdown in the picture on the left. In the picture on the right, everyone tries to get in on the action and Leon is stopped after a short gain. Last Game In Winter’s Chill An unfortunate Cleveland player is headed for trouble. LeForce and Tanner are prepared to make the stop, and prevent a Cleveland touchdown. 51 Coaches Chuck Stephens and L. D. Byrd take time out for a picture on practice day. The first trophy to come our way this year was won at the Nowata Tournament. The boys who participated in the tournament are shown with the trophy. Ten Seniors Are On Basketball Team BILLY DAVID ROGER JOHNNY SKIZZIE NUTTLE TANNER ROBBINS RATHBUN JOHNSON 53 KEITH CHEATHAM RALPH ELLIS MAX HEISLER TERRY WOODWARD JIM RIEMER Five Underclassmen On A” Team ALFRED HORSECHIEF RICK TATUM CHARLIE BOWEN GORDON HOWELL LEON ROBINSON Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore 1st Row L to R: Steve Scott, Randy James, Charlie Bowen, Roger Scon, raul Fenley, 2nd Row: Coach L. D, Byrd, Bryce Pickering, Mike Sanders, Gordon Howell, Lester Ingle, and Leon Robinson. B Team Gains Much Experience Nothing improves a basketball player more than getting game experience. The B team was organized for just that purpose, and all schools in the conference with the exception of Newkirk and Fairfax have such a team. The Pawnee version is made up of Juniors and Sophomores ana some of them have shown great improvement since the beginning of the year. The experience gained while playing on the B team makes a boy better prepared for a possible starting assignment on the Bears team later in school. The B team started the year with four consecutive wins. L. D. Byrd, pastor of a local church, has been coaching the team this year since Mr. Childers has been in the service. 54 The Record For 68-69 A TEAM RECORD Pawnee 46 Vinita 44 Pawnee 58 Nowata 57 Pawnee 53 Claremore 55 Pawnee 61 Shidler 40 Pawnee 55 Drumright 58 Pawnee 67 Newkirk 37 Pawnee 54 Blackwell 33 Pawnee 48 Casady 58 Pawnee 54 Bethany 52 Pawnee 54 Cleveland 48 Pawnee 60 Hominy 50 Pawnee 47 Fairfax 50 Pawnee 75 Cleveland 59 Pawnee 72 Blackwell 50 Pawnee 69 Perry 56 Pawnee 61 Shidler 59 Pawnee 65 Hominy 54 Pawnee 81 Newkirk 53 Pawnee 62 Cleveland 54 Pawnee 55 Fairfax 53 Pawnee 64 Drumright 73 Pawnee 53 Perry 65 B TEAM SCORES Pawnee 53 Shidler 37 Pawnee 36 Drumright 29 Pawnee 47 Blackwell 36 Pawnee 56 Hominy 45 Pawnee 36 Cleveland 41 Pawnee 45 Blackwell 41 Pawnee 61 Perry 56 Pawnee 59 Shidler 56 Pawnee 50 Hominy 38 Pawnee 53 Cleveland 49 Pawnee 43 Drumright 39 Pawnee 61 Perry 52 Sophomores Leon Robinson, Gordon Howell, and Charlie Bowen provided the spark to lead B team. Coach Stephens and some of the boys on the A” team take time out from practice to talk over plans for the next game. Anyone who thinks basketball is an easy game to play should trade places with hard working Alfred Horsechief. Basketball is not a non-contact sport as Skizzie Johnson can tell you. This took place in the Pawnee-Fairfax game. 55 The photo on the left shows Roger Robbins scoring a lay up against Perry. In the middle is a pep talk during time out. At the right is a half time strategy talk. Bears Are Conference Champs The 1968-69 season began with the Nowata Tournament in which the Bears won the second place trophy. The boys started slowly in the tourney, but late in the third quarter of the second game they came to life and it took highly rated Claremore an overtime to take the first place trophy away from Pawnee. In early January a second trophy was won by the Bears. This one was for the Consolation Championship of the Central State Tournament. February brought still another trophy to Pawnee. This one was the coveted North State Conference Championship trophy. The final conference game for the Bears was with Fairfax, and by winning they could be the champs; by losing they would be tied for the championship. The boys wanted no ties, and defeated Fairfax for the crown. The conference record for Pawnee was 9-1. It takes more than five boys to make a team. This picture shows the bench during a game with the boys and some of the faithful fans watching the action. 56 Skizzie Johnson leaves these Fairfax defenders far behind. The fast break pays off again as Roger Robbins scores on a lay up. Season Has Many Highlights Highlights of the year other than winning trophies were defeating Cleveland three times, sidelining conference favorite Hominy by defeating them twice, and defeating Fairfax after losing to them earlier in the season. This team was very interesting to watch. Though the boys were small, they made up for it with hustle and desire. One lady in Pawnee was heard to say. I love watching this team because they never give up and they’re not selfish. No one tries to be a star; they all play together. The fans came out in record numbers once they watched the Bears play a few times, and support from the fans always helps the players to do better. At the end of the regular season, the Bears had compiled a record of 16-6 and looked forward to the playoffs with high expectations. Unfortunately, the yearbook had to be completed before the playoffs started. Whatever the results were, the boys on this team have made us proud of them and they can look back on this year and say, IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR. With Fairfax defenders all around, Alfred Horsechief goes up for a shot and two points. At the right, Roger Robbins gets in the scramble for a rebound. Another Pawnee player has command of it. 57 1968 Track Team Goes To State 1st Row L to R: Ronnie Gray, David Tanner, Bryce Pickering, Steve Alley, Leon Felix, Dennis Schulze, Jim Riemer, Alfred Horsechief, Mike Sanders, and Max Heisler. Coach Henry is also pictured. The 1968 track season was one that fans of the Pawnee Bears will long remember. The team narrowly missed winning the Conference Track meet when they were defeated by Newkirk by one point. The Bears later proved that this was just Newkirk's lucky day as they defeated the Newkirk team in a meet held in Pawnee. When the Bears entered the OSU Relays, it was with the determination to win, and win they did. Coach Henry was presented a wrist watch for the fine showing made by his team. One of the relay teams was presented a trophy for winning their race. In the State track meet, Billy Nuttle, complete with dark glasses, placed second in the two-mile run for the highest finish by a Pawnee boy. Max Heisler was fourth in the Broad Jump and Alfred Horsechief was fifth in the mile run. With several of the members of the 1968 team returning, the 1969 team can look forward to a good season. Mike Sanders, Coach Henry, and Alfred Horsechief in the top picture and David Tanner, Max Heisler, and Billy Nuttle below, admire the OSU Relay Trophy. 58 Junior High Football And Track 1st Row L to R: Bobby Staines, Leonard Justus, Arnold Bowman, Harold King, Frank Gentry, Chester Leading Fox, Randy Cartmell, John Maltsberger, Morris Brien, George Taulman, David Kline, Terry Perrine, 2nd Row: Pat Turner, Kim McGuire, David Alexander, Joe Maltsberger, Wayne Brown, Horace Lyons, Joe Day, Harry Pickering, Roy LeForce, Tommy Stokes, Alvinza Layton, Ira Fields, Paul Sanders. 3rd Row: Lee Alley, James Novotny, Billy McCall, Archie Willis, Rex Privett, Terry Southern, Perry Southern, Ken Boyce, James Jim, Vic Bruns, Martin Wade, David Ferguson, Coach Poe, 4th Row: Bill Williams, Jerry Rolland, Bobby Tanner, Harry LeForce, Roger Lentz, Gary Tucker, Terry Hall, Vance Horsechief, Butch Buchanan, Wilbur Dallas, Danny Williams, Steve Skidgel, and Warren Grover. Provide Many Thrilling Minutes 1st ROW L to R: Horace Lyons, Leonard Justus, George Taulman, David Kline, Vic Bruns, Elzie Smith, Billy McCall, David Alexander, Bobby Wenger, Tommy Stokes, 2nd ROW: Charley Howell, Morris Brien, Lee Alley, Archie Willis, Bobby Tanner, Charles Tubbs, Jerry Rolland, Joe Maltsberger, David Dailey, Ira Fields, 3rd ROW: Wayne Brown, Paul Fenley, Geary LeForce, Leon Robinson, Gordon Howell, Lester Ingle, Roger Scott, Bill Williams, Gary Tucker, Rex Privett, and James Mitchell. 59 Junior High Basketball 1st ROW L to R: Dale Creager, Frank Gentry, Lee Alley, Leonard Justus, Kent Rice, 2nd ROW: Kim McGuire, John Maltsberger, Horace Lyons, Chester Leading Fox, Tommy Stokes, Steve Kistler, 3rd ROW: Coach Biggers, Randy Cartmell, Stephen Schulze, Harry Pickering, Vance Horsechief, Martin Wade, Joe Maltsberger, Johnny Hopper, Coach Poe. 1st ROW: Charles Tubbs, Perry Southern, Terry Southern, Gary Tucker, Steve Skidgel, Bill Williams, Bobby Tanner, Terry Southern, 2nd ROW: Mike Gripe, Bobby Wenger, Jeff Hamburger, Vic Bruns, Rex Privett, Terry Hall, Jerry Rolland, Lee Wills, James Jim, Archie Willis, Billy McCall, and Elzie Smith. Coach Poe is on the left and Coach Biggers is on the right. 60 Everyone seems to be wondering where the ball and those other two players are in this picture. The action was taking place in the Cubs vs. Fairfax game at Pawnee. There's plenty of action when the ball comes off the backboard. Pawnee Played Pawnee The Cubs played in the Pawnee Invitational Tournament early in the year and won a trophy. Probably one of the highlights of this tournament was the semifinal game when Pawnee A played Pawnee B. The A team won and advanced to the finals. Everyone was proud of the improvement shown by the Cubs through the year and we look forward to great things from them in the future. Bobby Tanner gets off an easy shot Bill Williams fires over the out- Charlie Tubbs has worked himself for two points. stretched hand of a Fairfax player. i1110 a 8°0 P ace t0 score two P° nts 61 62 1st ROW L to R: Anne Scott, Brenda Edwards, Toni Machetta, Jan Robinson, Gene Martin, Vic Bruns, Jeanne Yadon, Viola Cooper, 2nd ROW: Diana Tague. Ruth Bird, Roberta Smith, Darlene Hatfield, Bill McCall, Tom Bolt, Iris Goodfox, Cynthia Kelley, Cathy Bruns, Jo Beth Denney, 3rd ROW: Dennis Schulze, Mary Jo Griesel, Mark Scott, Ralph Ellis, Danny Cartmell, Jim Riemer, Ann Schone, Roger Scott, Candy Cheatham, David Scott. High School Honor Society The people pictured on this page are the top 10 per cent scholastically in our school. The State Honor Society is announced at the close of the first semester each year and is quite an honor indeed for those who make it. The grades used in selecting those on the Honor Society are those of the first semester of the current year and the last semester of the preceding year. Listed on the Honor Society this year are six Freshmen, eight Sophomores, nine Juniors, and five Seniors. Girls outnumber the boys seventeen to eleven. 63 Members of the Honor Society are presented with a certificate at the end of the year signifying that they have done outstanding work. All also are nominated for the Beta Club as a result of this achievement. PRESIDENT Vicki Brien VICE-PRESIDENT Beth Ann Bowen SECRETARY Jill Hamburger Student Council This year the Student Council members voted to again work on the annual staff and to help publish the 1969 Bruin . The Student Council sponsored a number of assemblies as the need, or opportunity arose to bring some special program to the students. The Student Council also took up the task of organizing this years' Football Homecoming Parade. It was a great success, and everyone enjoyed it. The Studept Council ran the magazine contest, and divided the profits among the various clubs and activities according to the need. Mr. Lawrence SPONSOR L to R; Treca Bowen, Lee Wills, Connie Tannahill, Steve Alley, Jill Hamburger, Vicki Brien, Beth Ann Bowen, David Tanner, Sheryl Southern, Charlie Bowen, Cathy Bruns. ■ Jill Hamburger Jeanne Yadon EDITORS-------- — - Jeanne Yadon Jill Hamburger BUSINESS MANAGER-----David Scon ORGANIZATIONS--------Vicki Brien Tonie Waldon ROYALTY ---------Beth Ann Bowen ATHLETICS -------- - - Steve Alley ELEMENTARY-------- Floyd Williams SENIORS-----------Sheryl Southern JUNIORS----------Connie Tannahill SOPHOMORES...........Cathy Bruns FRESHMEN................Tom Bolt Treca Bowen Ye Olde Bruin Staffe MR. RON MULLIN Sponsor This year the yearbook staff has endeavored to prepare for the student body the best BRUIN possible. In their attempts to improve the photographic quality in the annual, they have utilized new ideas and novel settings to better illustrate the purpose or offices of the organizations or individuals pictured. The staff fervently hopes that you will enjoy and cherish this edition of the BRUIN. Charlie Bowen, Steve Alley, Treca Bowen, Sheryl Southern, Vicki Brien, Connie Tannahill, Cathy Bruns, Beth Ann Bowen, Tom Bolt, Reginnia Waldon, Floyd Williams, Jeanne Yadon, David Scott, Jill Hamburger. 65 1st ROW L to R: Jim Reimer, Diana Tague, Danny Cartmell 2nd ROW L to R; Mr. Ray Yagher, Debbie Jones, Jobeth Denney, Ruth Bird, Cathy Bruns, Roberta Smith, Jill Hamburger 3rd ROW L to R: Virginia Griesel, Darlene Hatfield, Iris Goodfox, Toni Machetta, Deborah Gripe, Jeanne Yadon, Cynthia Kelley, Anne Scott 4th ROW L to R: David Scott, Roger Scott, Candy Cheatham, Floyd Williams, Mark Scott, Keith Cheatham, Travis McMillen, Frank Ferguson, Mary Joe Griesel. Jim Reimer Danny Cartmell Diana Tague PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY The Beta Club has had no lack of projects this year. In addition to their annual upkeep of the soft drinks vending machines in the auditorium, various members have been keeping the news posted on the Community Activity Board and school bulletin board, and almost the entire chapter have been utilized in the removal of trash from the school grounds and near-by yards. Betas were also put to work keeping things running smoothly during the Pawnee Invitational Junior High School Basketball Tournament. 66 When there's a job to do, the Beta Club is there to do it. 1st ROW L to R: Eddie LeForce, Rex Heisler, Harry LeForce, Terry Southern, Perry Southern, Glen Boyer, Joe Brensing, Frank Bowman, Nielda Creagor, Gary Greer, James Waters, Ronnie LeForce, Victor Hoobler, Billy Hatfield, 2nd ROW L to R: Harold Rollands, Roger Domeny, Dennis Southern, Gary LeForce, Bobby Bryant, Ralph Ellic, Johnny Rathburn, Glen Ellington, Michael LeForce, Steven Stanborough, Freddie Robinson, Roger Lentz, Harvy McClendon, Lee Wills, Mr. Jerry Sellers, 3rd ROW L to R: Steve Scott, Vic Bruns, Gene Martin, Steve Skidgel, Jackie Womack, Roger Creagor, Wilbur Dallas, Paul Becker. FFA PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Frank Bowman Gary Greer James Waters SPONSOR Mr. Sellers The past year has been a very good year for the FFA. At the Pawnee County Fair the crop judging team won 1st, and livestock judging team 2nd. 1st was also won on the individual tractor driving contest. FFA'ers had nearly 40 crop and livestock exhibits. At the Tulsa Fair, Ronnie LeForce and Ralph Ellis tied 2nd in the State on cattle grading. There were approximately 10 crops and cattle exhibits. A crops judging team and a livestock judging team attended but didn't win. Two members of the FFA have submitted applications for state farmers. They are Ralph Ellis and James Waters. FFA'ers judged in the county pasture and Range judging, and attended The District Leadership Conference at Jenks. About 35 head of livestock were shown at the County Fatstock Show. 67 1st ROW L to R: Diana Tague, Debbie Gripe, Rita Lamirand, Jan Robinson, Anne Scott, Ann Schone, Nila Jones, Virginia Griesel, Beth Ann Bowen, 2nd ROW: Treca Bowen, Judy Stokes, Nora Long, Ruth Bird, Ro berta Smith, Vickey Reed, Suzanne DeGeer, JoBeth Denney, Elnora Willis, Patty Kistler, 3rd ROW: Iris Goodfox, Susie Martin, Rose Long, Teresa Arnold, Shelly Wills, Mary Jo Griesel, Marilyn Johnson, Brenda Edwards, Rhonda Adams, Marilyn Heisler, Mrs. Thomas. FHA Anne Scott Ann Schone Beth Ann Bowen Virginia Griesel PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURY This year the F.H.A. had an enrollment of 46 members. During the month of January, the chapter presented Citizenship, a Challenge to Cherish (a skit whose idea was obtained by the members at the District Rally at Yale in November) at the P.T.A. meeting. Chapter meetings are held monthly, with each of the officers planning one program. Every member works hard throughout the year to attain the number of points which will allow her to attend the annual State Rally in Oklahoma City during the month of March. 68 STANDING L to R: Mark Waters, Travis McMillen, Matt Henry, Miss Connie Hendersen, Jobeth Denney, Marsha Goff, Jayna Casper, Mike Sanders, Mark Scott, Steve McGuire, John Wichita, Randy Kinnear, Floyd Williams, SEATED L to R: Billy McCall, Roger Scott, Tom Bolt, Roberta Smith, Diane Tague, Anne Scott, Cathy Bruns, Toni Machetta, Janet Poteet, Sharon Lytle, Melvetta Goff. Bear Facts Staff Mark Waters ASSISTANT EDITOR Travis McMillen Matt Henry EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR The Journalism course, whose students have previously published our school paper was not offered this year, so the Bear Facts was published by twenty-three Junior and Senior High School students under the direction of Travis McMillen, editor, and Miss Connie Henderson, sponsor. Included on the staff this year are reporters representing grades seven through twelve, an art editor and a feature editor. The Bear Facts is published semi-monthly and issued on alternate Fridays throughout the schoolyear. Miss Connie Henderson SPONSOR 69 Peggy Williams, Alta Ohse, Vicki Chapman, Brenda Edwards, Ada Ohse, Jody Brown, Brenda Tatum, Doris Garner, Sherry Griswald, Merlena Freeman, Mrs. Junda Tucker. High School Library Club: Junior High Library Club Mrs. Charlene Johnson, Melvetta Goff, Nora Long, Mary Elston, Thomasene Pratt, Sharon Lytle. 70 FIRST ROW L to R: Mary Jo Fields. Jill Hamburger, Melvetta Goff, Carlotta Cooper, Rose Long, Brenda Edwards, Shelly Wills, Vickie Chapman, Elaine Freeman, Janis Waldon, Ada Ohse, Rita Johnson, 2nd ROW L to R; Linda Mitchell, Sharon Lytle, Sherry Richards, Marilyn Johnson, Sherry Griswald, Doris Garner, Charlotte Richards, Trudy McClendon, Jane Hatfield, Audrey Ohse, Cathy Sneed. Glee Club After many years of boy-less glee clubs. Pawnee has, once again, resounding baritones intermingled with altos, and sopranos in the PHS mixed chorus. Among other activities this year, the mixed chorus participated in the OSU Thanksgiving Choral Festival. 1st ROW L to R: Reginnia Waldon, Melvetta Goff, Vicki Chapman, Trucy McClendon, Ada Ohse, Rita Johnson, 2nd ROW: Elaine Freeman, Carlotta Cooper, Sherry Griswald, Shelley Wills, Sharon Lytle, Jill Hamburger. Mr. Ival Stafford, 3rd ROW: David Scott, Travis McMillan, Frank Ferguson, Danny Cartmell, Steve McGuire, Dennis Fenton. Mr. Stafford DIRECTOR 71 FRONT ROW L to R: Patty Loman, Janet Poteet, Jan Schulze, Rita Lametiand, Beth Ann Bowen, Anne Scott, 2nd ROW: Jan Robinson, Jill Hamburger, Jeanne Yadon, Candy Cheatham, Toni Machetta, Cindy Kelly, Debbie Rice, Phyllis Gonzales, Deana Gonzales, Mary Moore, Miss Henderson, 3rd ROW: David Scott, Shelly Wills, Ella Rolland, Marilyn Johnson, Mary Griesel, Elaine Fenely Tannahill, Sheryl Southern, Peggy Lucas, Donna Nicewander, Doretta Van Deventer, Ann McMillan, Cathy Bruns, 4th ROW: Danny Cartnell, Roberta Smith, Patty Kistler, Virginia Griesel, Vicki Brien, Linda Nicewander, Joyce Sallee, Mary Wood, Debbie Gripe, Charlotta Cooper, Elaine Freeman, 5th ROW: Roger Scott, Keith Cheatham, Dennis Fenton, Diana Tague, Ann Schone, Reginia Waldon, Wilma Negelein, Chris Cooper, Juline Nuttle, Janis Iron, Iris Goodfox. Pep Club 72 FAR LEFT: Beth Ann Bowen, FAR RIGHT: Anne Scott. MIDDLE BACK: Janet Poteet, Rita Lamirand, Patty Loman, Jan Schulze. PAWNEE'S MASCOTS -Miss Treca Poe (Left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wellen B. Poe, and Mr. James L. Poteet, III (Right), son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Poteet. 31 FRONT ROW L to R: Sarah Graham, Bonnie Negelein, Ann Schone, Elaine Tannahill, 2nd ROW: Kathy Wichita, Ann Ratliff. Connie Tannahill, Rita Johnson, Toni Machetta, Marilyn Tague, Jeff Hamburger, Jan Robinson, Jill Hamburger, David Alexander, Bill Williams, Randy Hedges, John Wichita, Dennis Schulze, 3rd ROW: Viola Cooper, Karen Newport, Debbie Goodfox, Susie Stokes, Peggy Lucas, Ruth Bird, Terry Hall, Irene Howell, Leon Felix, Ronnie Felix. Steve Alley, Russell Tinkle, Arthur Tinkle, Steve McGuire, Floyd Williams, Dennis Fenton, 4th ROW: Merle Howell, Mr. Cooksey, Suzanne De Geer, Nedra Mathews, Elzie Smith, Lester Ingle, Paul Fenley, Mike Williams. Mr. Cooksey DIRECTOR Steve McGuire DRUM MAJOR Steve Alley PRESIDENT John Wichita VICE-PRESIDENT The band began the year by backing the Bears all the way by attending all Pawnee football games and marching at many of them. High points of the fall sea son were parades at Tulsa and Perry and a visit to the Tulsa State Fair. The Dand presented their annual Christmas concert and, following Christmas vacation, continued to illustrate their strong school spirit by supporting the basketball team at the Edmond Tournament. 74 Band Queen, Connie Tannahill, reigns over the winter concert. Lori Drum major for 1968-69 is Spears and Junior Poe, pictured in front of Miss Tannahill, also parti- Steve McGuire, cipated in the coronation. Pawnee High School Band During the month of January, the band presented a pop concert. At this time the 1968-69 band queen Miss Connie Tannahill, was crowned. Steve Alley, President of the band, crowned Connie. 75 HIGH SCHOOL TWIRLERS Elaine Tannahill, Connie Tannahill, Ann Schone, Dora Adams, Peggy Lucas, Susie Stokes. Preparing for Homecoming. Band performing Spring Concert 76 The Junior High Cheerleaders are: Brenda Smith,' Faye Green, Billie Horsechief, Viola Cooper, Marcia Goff, Connie Woodward, Cathy Poe, and Melvetta Goff. Junior High Pep Club MRS. CHARLENE JOHNSON Behind every good pep club is a good sponsor, and Mrs. Johnson is tops. 1st ROW L to R: Billie Horsechief, Connie Woodward, Marcia Goff, Gwendolyn Green, Cathy Poe, Brenda Smith, 2nd ROW: Melvetta Goff, Viola Cooper, 3rd ROW: Mrs. Johnson, Vicki Reed, Lesley Tefertiller, Ginger Creager, Linda Mathews, Myrna Tomlin, Jo Lynn Lamirand, Susan Thomas, Janis Kline, Treca Bowen, Rhonda Lentz, Sharon Kelly, 4th ROW: Linda Negelein, Carol Sneed, Linda Johnson, Susan Spurgeon, Hazel Leading Fox, Gwen Wichita, Estelle Watson, Debbie Thompson, Janice Stonbrough, Alice Mulder, Darla Wills, 5th ROW: Janel Tannahill, Carol King, Sharon Lytle, Linda Mitchell, Vickey Reed, Jacki Alley, Virgena Malone, Rhonda Adams, Kathy McCray, Susan Sneed, May Harshbarger, Patty Brien, Judy Stokes, 6th ROW: Rita Johnson, Felicia Avants, Ronia Green, Kathy Pickering, Rosemary Jelinek, Deana Gokey, Kathy Bryant, Teresa Haug, Sandra Adams, Rose Mary Willis, Diana Hartwick, Becky Wood, 7th ROW: Carol Williams, Tonda James, Jayna Casper, Brenda Tatum, Mary Brown, Alberta Abington, Sherry Griswald, Annetta Kelley, Doris Garner, Vickie Chapman, Karen Bishop, Susie Martin, and Karen Newport. 77 1st ROW L to R: Gwen Wichita, Hazel Leading Fox, Susan Thomas, Connie Woodward, Cathy Poe, Mary Ann Martin. 2nd ROW: Rosemary Jelinek, Ken Boyce, Mike Collins, Felicia Avants, Stephen Schulze, Joe Tague, Dennis Gilliland, Dennis Haga, Frank Nelson, Stephen Crocker, Terry Perrine, Kim McGuire, Jayna Casper, Becky Wood, Tommy Haga, Billy Hedges, Frank Gentry. 3rd ROW: Shelly Cawley, Janis Kline, Diana Hartwick, Pearlena Waldon, Jo Lynn Lamirand, Janel Tannahil, Rhonda Lentz, Janice Foshee, Myrna Tomlin, Carol Williams, Delores Roberts, Roger Funkhouser, Billy Ellington, Steve Roberts. Dennis Williams, Kelly Cole lazier, Danny Williams, Melvin Gilliland, Ivan Tinkle, Kent Bowman, John Weaver, Ray LeForce, Kent Rice, Donald Hatfield. 4th ROW: Mr. Cooksey, Randy Kinnear, David Ferguson, Chester Leading Fox, Lloyd Roberson, Harold King, Ronnie Cooper, Chuck Privett, Billy Foshee, Martin Wade, Wayne Brown, Stephen Kistler. Junior High Band 78 Randy Kinnear, Diana Hartwick, Susan Thomas, Janis Kline 1st ROW L to R: Andy Roberts, Tammy Jennings, Renee Dunn, Mary Jane Adams, Pam Schlais, Roberta Karraker, Sherry Ford, Tammy Wilson, Doreen Hatfield, Susan Shoulze, Beverly Roberts, Sue Pinkerton, 2nd ROW: Cecil Eshelman, Dixie Baker, May Beard, Danna Peters, Connie Gilliland, Sheryl Cawley, R. J. Rice, James Britt, Curtiss Roberts, Austin Banning, Andy Wood, Durah Foshee, 3rd ROW: Esau Howell, Roger Alley, Gary Johnson, Marty Newport, Louis Bishop, Bradley Burch, Dannie Womack, Edward Green, Robert Gray, Jack Tefertiller, Rayce Tomlin, Byron Wichita. Fifth And Sixth Grade Bands 1st ROW L to R: Shirley Negelein, Cindy Bowman, Chiquita Heisler, Carolyn Kistler, Geraldine Bibbs, Brenda Stokes, Edna Robinson, Cathy Radley, Cindy Perrine, 2nd ROW: Mr. Cooksey, Mike Tague, Clark De Geer, Linda Kaye Green, Rhonda Fitzpatrick, Pamela Littlesun, Bert Johnson, Tom Privett, Arthur Mulder, Robin Alley. 3rd ROW: Eli Page, Duane Avants, Gene Brown, Stephen Swanda, Lesley Dallas, Terry Johnson, Julia Smith, Randy Dailey. 79 1st ROW L to R: Darlene Denney, Darla Wills, Jo Lamirand, Alice Mulder, Susan Thomas, Morris Brien, Cathy Poe, Terry Perrine, 2nd ROW L to R: Pearlena Waldon, Becky Wood, Janell Warden, Shelly Cawley, Dennis Gilliand, Dennis Haga, Diana Hartwick, 3rd ROW L to R; Dorotha Arnold, Leslie Hartwick, Brenda Smith, Vicki Laughter, Virgena Malone, Joe Maltsberger, Roy LeForce, Junior-High Honor Society The top ten per cent of the Junior High students in scholastic standing are included in the Honor Society. The Honor Society is announced at the end of the first semester and the grades which are used in determining the members are those from the last semester of the seventh grade and the first semester of the eighth grade for the students in grade eight and the first semester of the seventh grade is all that is considered for seventh grade students. Only six boys in Junior High are listed on the Honor Society, so this should be a challenge for the boys to see if they can't get more boys than girls on the next list of Honor students. At the end of the school year the students are presented with a certificate signifying that they have done outstanding work during the year. 80 Congratulations to all the seventh and eighth students who are on the State Honor Society. Light My Fire” Miss Flame 1968, Juliene Nuttle sets the torch to the bonfire. THE SENIORS DO THEIR PART FOR The 1968 Paper Tiger Danny Cartmell stuffs what will be the black Bear (believe it or not) as Mrs. Kincannon works on the Cleveland Tiger. There She Is Sr. Class FB Queen Attndt., Judy Frick and her escort Roger Robbins (That's cheerleader Jan Schulz on the left, and the Band in the background) HOMECOMING Hold That Tiger FIRST AND BEST Senior Class Home coming Float. • How Sweet It is Would you believe that these students (and sponsor) are actually working on the Senior Float? — 81 m -ill THE JUNIOR PLAY, THE PERFECT IDIOT AS FRESHMAN FB PLAYERS 'Those Were The Days 1 2 OF THE JR. FLOAT (THE SENIORS WAY BACK WHEN ... ) IN A CLASS MEETING (AS FRESHMEN) THE FRESHMAN CLASS FLOAT 82 BREAK ON THROUGH TO THE OTHER SIDE (Ella Rolland and Boby Bryant) (David Tanner, Max Heisler, Billy Nuttle) STOUTHEARTED MEN (Mike Sanders, Coach Henry, Alfred Horsechief) YOU'VE GOTTA BE A FOOTBALL HERO 83 THE SENIOR PLAY THE IMAGINARY INVALID (in practice) V'T Our Director ... MRS. VERNA DEAN POE . THE JUNIOR PLAY CREEPING SHADOWS (in performance!!!) Eighth Grade Is Alberta Abington Joe Allenbaugh Lee Alley Dorotha Arnold Felicia A v ants Karen Bishop Arnold Bowman Kent Bowman Ken Boyce Morris Brien Mary Brown Wayne Brown Butch Buchanan Jayna Casper Don Charlton Mike Collins Steve Crocker David Dailey Valeria Domeny Joe Day Jennifer Ellis David Ferguson Ira Fields Billy Foshee Roger Funkhouser Frank Gentry Melvin Gilliland Deana Gokey Sharon Gordon Gwendolyn Green John Green Carolyn Gripe Warren Grover Tommy Haga May Harshbarger Donald Hatfield Teresa Haug Billy Hedges Johnny Hopper Billie Horsechief Minnie Horsechief Vance Horsechief 86 The Largest Class Charley Howell Tonda James Rose Mary Jelinek Linda Johnson Brenda Jones Leonard Justus Annetta Kelley Carol King Steve Kistler David Kline Vicki Laughter Lonnie Layton Hazel Leadingfox Leroy Long Horace Lyons Melissa Lytle Virgena Malone Joe Maltsberger Kathy McCray Darrell McKinney Frank Nelson James Novotny Marilyn Nuttle Lora Primeaux Chuck Privett Anthony Rathbun Doug Reed Delores Roberts Edward Rolland Edwina Rolland Monique Sago Paul Sanders Stephen Schulze Brenda Smith Susan Sneed Susan Spurgeon Delbert Stanbrough Kenneth Stokes Tommy Stokes Joe T ague George T aulman Ivan Tinkel 87 Myrna Tomlin PaulT ubbs Cindy Tullis Page Venable Janell Warden Estelle Watson Eugena Whiteshirt Gwen Wichita Danny Williams Rose Mary Willis Vicki Wright Debra Lynch Seventh Grade Sandra Adams Jacki Alley Wayne Arnold Jackie Beagle Patti Brien Gary Brown Kathy Bryant Randy Cartmell Shelly Cawley Kelly Colclazier Ronnie Cooper Ginger Creager Tommy Creager Darlene Denney Benny Doughty Billy Ellington Mary Fields Ricky Fisher Janis Foshee Dennis Gilliland Marcia Goff Janet Gonzales Ronia Green Dennis Haga 88 Victor Jones Sharon Kelley Harold King Randy Kinnear Janis Kline Jo Lynn Lamirand Chester Leading Fox Roy Le Force Ronda Lentz Bobby Long John Maltsberger Mary Ann Martin Linda Matthews Carl McClendon Kim McGuire Alice Mulder Linda Negelein Terry Perrine Harry Pickering Kathy Pickering Cathy Poe Steve Reece Vicki Reed Kent Rice Lloyd Roberson Steve Roberts Carol Sneed Janis Stanbrough Bobby Starnes Janel T annahill Lesley Tefertiller Susan Thomas Debbie Thompson Desha Turner Pat Turner Martin Wade Pearlena Waldon John Weaver Carol Williams Dennis Williams Tommy Williams Darla Wills 89 Connie Woodward Sixth Graders 1st ROW L to R: Steve Freeman, Randy Dailey, Robin Alley, Ricky Edwards, Cathy Hedges, Geraldine Bibbs, Cindy Bowman, Jim Bowen, Rex Bowman, 2nd ROW: Duane Avants, Erwin Harshbarger, Spencer Johnson, Molly Bruns, Jane Brown, Chiquita Heisler, Roger Bryant, Quincy Brown, 3rd ROW: Dixie Brien, Patricia Carter, Bobby Green, Terry Johnson, Gene Brown, Linda Green, Carolyn Kistler, Mrs. Baker, 4th ROW: Ava Marie Fields, Teddy Crocker, Bert Johnston, Pamela Littlesun, Leslie Dallas, Walter Long, Rhon- Prepare For Junior High 1st ROW L to R: Shirley Negelein, Herbert Waldon, Cindy Perrine, Eli Page, Ronnie Young, Edna Robinson, Gail Gordon, Kathy Radley, 2nd ROW: Brenda Stokes, Michael Tague, Virginia Taulman, Mandy Nichols, Anna Tinkel, Judy Teague, Sylvester Willis, Ricky Venable, 3rd ROW: Gary Leadingfox, Everett Loman, Kim Stephens, Julie Smith, Jana Wills, Tommy Privett, Donald Tubbs, Ricky Van Deventer, Arthur Mulder, Mr. DeWitt, 4th ROW: Tommy Ryan, Steven Swanda, Dan Ratliff, Frederick LaRoche, Barbara Marlow, VerlaOhse, Gwendolyn Tubbs, John Williams, Benny Watson. 90 Fifth Grade 1st ROW L to R: Mike Marshall, Tammy McCray, Penny Lytle, Denise Lyons, Susie Tucker, Curtis Roberts, Andy Wood, Jack Tefertiller, Royce Tomlin, 2nd ROW: Larry Martin, Billy Willis, Sue Pinkerton, Terry Turner, William Roberts, James Sharp, Wayne Warden, Susan Shoultz, 3rd ROW: Kathleen Williams, Nannie Mathews, Glenda Ryan, Mary McClendon, Gina Primeaux, Doug Collins, Donnie Womack. Karrie Van-Deventer, 4th ROW: Chris McAlister, Marty Newport, Byron Wichita, R, J. Rice, Bernadette Waubaunsee, Connie Gilliland, Pamela Schlais, Tammy Wilson, Mrs. McCray. 1st ROW: Tammy Jennings, Donna Adams, Cecil Eshelman, Austin Banning, Royce Brien, Louis Bishop, Gary Johnson, Edward Green, Cathy Malone, 2nd ROW: .Durrah Fosiiee, Rene Dunn. Robert Gray, Roger Alley, Sherry Ford, Beverly Roberts, Kathy McCray, Mary Ann Leforce, Jerry Day, 3rd ROW: Kip Beard, James Britt, Mitchell Green, Bradley Burch, Mary Jane Adams. Kevin Lorentz, Roberta Karraker, Cy Eppler, Mrs. Gilliland, 4th ROW: George Cooper, Lewis Horsechief, Esau Howell, Melaine Lytle, Tammie Hagle, Brenda Hoeltzel, Cheryl Cawley, Doreen Hatfield, Pamela Kennedy. 91 Fourth Grade 1st ROW L to R: Kelley Dailey, Terry Felix, Becky Cavett, Nina Carter, Carol Banta, Mary Brown, Rosalind Abington, 2nd ROW: Teresa Bode, Mark Lawrence, Debra Brown, Mark Chadwell, Leota Big Goose, Patty Cawley, James Freeman, Shelby Gordon, 3rd ROW: Randy Green, Johnnie Mae Beard, Randy Denney, Philip Edwards, Katey Brison, Derek Brown, Becky Day, Billie Adams, Mrs. Cooksey, 4th ROW: Dale Gripe, Joe Fitzpatrick, Arthur Green, Freddie Crocker, Randy Leading Fox, Leslie Elston. 1st ROW L to R: Melody Johnson, Jan Jones, Kenneth Negelein, David Lillie. Sheree Heisler, Kathy Henderson, Charlotte McClendon, Lorraine Flager, Cindy Funkhouser, 2nd ROW: Sammy Nuttle, Susan Gonzales. Matt Chadwell, Lee Lentz, Carl Robinson, Beth Lasater, Le Ann Dollarhide, Dianne Johnson, Jeffrey Oyler, 3rd ROW: Norman Newrider, Wayne Martin, Lisa Elston, Danny Nichols, Mike Moore, Floyd Novotny, Wayde Shiewe, Timothy Ratliff, David Nuttle, Mrs. Peter. 92 MISSING MISSING Second Grade 1st ROW L to R: Cindy Powell, Gary Taulman, Jeffrey White, Patty Richards, Greg Robinson. Kathy Robbins, Jean Sayre, Debra Rogers, Gary Sorrell, 2nd ROW: Jason Perry, Bobbie Shoe, Jerald Warden, Lisa Toothman, Roger Smith, Celia Van Deventer, Stephanie Reeves, Eva Robinson, Robin Sellers, 3rd ROW: Scott Lyons, Judy Reed, Cheryl Schlais, Jerry Roberts, Pratt Leading Fox, Kenneth Tucker, Beverly Whitworth, Tom Sayre, Mark McAlister, Kathrine Begley, Mrs. Stafford, 4th ROW: Tony Abington, Z.ane Lasater, Sandra Sharp, Lorena Roberson, James Sun Eagle, Robin Tubbs, Michael Moore, Tony Green, Verlin Ohse, First Grade 1st ROW L to R: Naomi Brown, Rosemary Brison, Teri Brown, Janice Denton, Renee Chadwell, Mike Bowman, Douglas Brown, Robby Black, Rita Anderson, 2nd ROW: Mr. Smith, Gina Barber, Vickie Dollarhide, Rachenda Brien, Mike Howell, Perry Heath, Vernon Flager, Jeff Davis, Robby Burch, Jimmy Beard, Mrs. Davis. 95 First Grade 1st ROW L to R: Tommy Whitshirt, Garland McClendon, Belinda Hargrove, Duane Layton, Shaun Olson, Roger McCray, Pamela Funkhouser, 2nd ROW - Gary Vance, Bobby Lasater, Mark Tucker, Carroll Moore, Wel-lon Poe Jr., Alvin Peters, Carol Hilsberg, 3rd ROW - Jeanie Kistler, Lozana Eppler, Troy Willis, Kenneth Miller, Bunnie Jake, Paula Freeman, Angela Joe, Mrs. Dietz. 1st ROW L to R: Patricia Reed, Robert Rice, Lana Turner, Henry Wheeler, Donya Waters, Pamela Kelly, Ken neth Stage, 2nd ROW - Elton Stocker, John Lyons, Edna Willis, Wakina Schiewe, Stephen Schulze, Marcy Nichols, Lloyd Seals, Mrs. Lentz, 3rd ROW - Mark Reinhard, Jesse Shields, Frank Brown, Morris Wade, William Littlesun, Billy Lytle, Cincy Webb, Carl Stokes. 96 Kindergarten 1st ROW L to R: Michael Smith, Stacie Bryant, Becky Brown, Jana Allenbaugh, Wayne Starr, Curtis Swan, Roger Spears, Michael Reeve, Kimberly Stage, 2nd ROW: Jimmy Nuttle, Jeff Guthrie, Nathen McKinney, Cindy Cavett, Sherry Sorrell, Lucy Barber, Darrel Brien, Lisa Thomas, Debbie Buchanan, Julie Davis, Kathy Lockhart, 3rd ROW: Billy Banta, Janet Cavett, Donna Sneed, Jeff Robinson, Michael Tucker, Calvin Stokes, Mary Jo McKinney, Gary Stewart, Marvin Johnson, Troy Jones, 4th ROW: Gene Howell, Clifford Karraker, 5th ROW: Kelly Hillsberg, Greg Abington, Denise Moore, Tonia Truly, Marty Keeton, Randy Garner, Cathy Welker, Kay Leadingfox, Cecil Shields, Mrs. Donna Adams (Left), Mrs. Carmelita Fuss (Right). 1st ROW L to R: Larry Elston, Tina Thompson, Michael Wells, Dean Henager, Randy Sellers, Michelle Cather, Connie Beagle, 2nd ROW: David Shoultz, Cindy Spearman, Jacklyn Rogers, Terry Gokey, Carla Whitworth, Cathy Moore, Angela Primeaux, Anita Whiteshirt, 3rd ROW: Lisha Shoe, Philip Stephens, Brenda Smith, Michael Williams, Keith Dewitt, Becky Sharp, Mary Berg, Charles Crawford, Mrs. Donna Adams (left), Mrs. Carmelita Fuss (right). 97 Students in 8-A busily prepare an English lesson. In the picture at the right of the page is Vickie Laughter. Vickie was chosen to be a Page in the State Senate this year, and as a result missed out on group picture day. She is very active in several organizations and is an honor student. Members of 8-C look for answers for an American History assignment given them by Mrs. Mennem. Whatever is bothering Joe Maltsberger in the above picture doesn't seem to have any effect on Tommy Stokes, Paul Sanders, James Novotny, and George Taulman. VICKIE LAUGHTER In the top picture below, Kent Bowman and Billy Foshee are shown with their collection of old bottles, etc. which are not seen often these days. Lee Alley, Mike Collins, James Novotny, Joe Maltsberger, and Joe Day clown in front of the Junior High Building. 98 TRANSPORTATION Lee Skidgel - William Kistler 99 HIGH SCHOOL FRONT ROW L to R: Patty Loman, Sheryl Southern, Janet Poteet, Jeanne Yadon, Juliene Nuttle, Mr. Lawrence, BACK ROW L to R; Teresa Arnold, Grade Strothman, Diane Brown. Office Girls JR. HIGH L to R: Judy Frick, Susie Stokes, Marilyn Heisler, Cynthia Gripe, Judy Stokes. 100 A ALL I EVER DO AROUND THIS PLACE IS WORK, WORK, WORK! 1! The Chain Gang’ ?) (Would you believe CRiTicc UNTIL 0 BNUi I m OLLARPmip _ DRATR(.. iij'i J CHEVROLET 3r mDbell’siiteat bleSoui lyearf res A ™« LLIWCCG MWIAC.Ir1 P TMt DEPENDABLE AUTOMAT M M amorican dairy association HAMMER WASHING SpDAi ill | CHRYSLE CORPORATIO AblH'rttsing PAM f __JMa8«ine Publishers AssSUPermark tie 'tfrUini@ ATsTJetty Crocl 105 McGEE’S MODEL CLEANERS Quality Cleaning and Pressing 1 - Day Service JAMES McGEE Phone PO 2-2659 Free Pick-Up and Delivery Pawnee, Oklahoma PORTER 1 WATSON PAWNEE AUTO PARTS SPORTING GOODS BOYLE'S HOBBIES Davis Paint Pawnee, Okla. Associate Store Radio-Fishing Paint - Gifts HANS and BURMA Tackle W allpaper Toys - Model South Side Phone PO 2-3232 Supplie s Square Phone PO Phone 2-2248 PO 2-2419 PAWNEE LUMBER CO. RENA'S w R. E. Tf Klutsenbeker, BEAUTY y MIDWAY Owner Building SHOP A BARBER SHOP Materials r.i. Paints - Wallpaper Phone 2-2397 W Glass Rena West Side Floor Tile Phone PO 2-2750 MEURER ABSTRACT TITLE COMPANY (Since 1893) COMPLETE TITLE PLANT PAUL W. THOMAS P. O. Box 277 Owner and Manager Phone PO 2-2622 106 m if n a r . DESIGNED WITH THE SENIOR IN MIND” BY JERRY L. JAMES Senior Portraits Individual Packets Composites h Glossies ★ Groups 3ltrn]'a § tuftin .tlrrrij I. .Ilamre. Plmtographrr llauuirr. (Okla. Dial |J09 2-32T3 LEE ROGERS GROCERY MARKET WESTERN AUTO STORE OTASCO One Block East For Auto OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY CO. of High School Parts and Accessories Phone PO 2-2283 Phone PO 2-2374 Phone PO 2-2113 Your home of better values Flowers CATES’ MALT SHOP GOOD FOOD FRIENDLY SERVICE For Graduation WOODY'S MOTEL STATION West Side of Town Phone PO 2-9917 PAWNEE FLOWER SHOP Mrs. Minnie Jo Penny ' 1 Block South of High School Phone PO 2-2416 TONY THOMAS Insurance and Real Estate Where the sure is always in insure 107 C. J. LYON, JEWELER, PAWNEE For the gift you give with pride . Let your jeweler be your guide. Phone PO 2-2335 Pawnee, Oklahoma MOSS CHEVROLET CO. SALES AND SERVICE ---------X--- Phone PO 2-2653 Pawnee THURBER’S GROCERY AND MARKET We Deliver West Side Square Phone PO 2-2571 Reba and Glendale Thurber TED LUSK INSURANCE CO. General Insurance To Protect You and Yours Phone PO 2-2641 MALTSBERGER OIL CO. Wholesale Gas, Oil and Grease Farm Deliveries Phone PO 2-3196 Compliments of CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO. 116 N. 2nd. , Ponca City, Okla. Rogers 5-3381 Royal Typewriters 108 Sadutmg v!jJ),, iiliilllMil the graduating class WM nnu iffffn• tf' ♦ ■«rJW BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY GOLD SPOT DAIRY INCORPORATED STILLWATER ENID OKLAHOMA CITY The People at GOLD SPOT believe you desire and Deserve the Very Finest in Dairy Products Over 35 Years of Fine Service 109 TASTEE-FREEZ Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here Join the gang at Pawnee's unofficial social center, where the food is where the fun is (and vice versa) - BROCK'S TASTEE-FREEZ McCRAY’S Double Trouble MATT HENRY, MARK SCOTT, and DAVID MALTSBERGER have brought their car problems to the right place. When you're in need of the best in service or automotive repair, come to McCRAY’S PHILLIPS '66 SHOE CENTER MRS. JUNE HARRISON displays part of the wide variety of footwear to be found at Pawnee's one-stop family shoe store, the SHOE CENTER. FRONTIER MOTORS Break out of your shell - step into a Ford like this beautiful LTD and explore Ford Country in luxurious comfort. Discover a whole world of Better Ideas at Frontier Motors no EMLE WESTERN, INC. HOME OFFICE IN NEW YORK CITY OTHER PLANTS IN NORTH CAROLINA Manufacturers of Ladies' Seamless Hosiery INEZ’S APPARELLS MRS. VERA ALLEN puts the finishing touches on SHERYL SOUTHERN, JANET POTEET, and VICKI REED. They're not dummies , but they think that it would be worth being mannequins to wear the fabulous fashions at INEZ'S APPARELLS MARX-WHEELER’S MR. B. P. BOLT and son TOM examine ROGER SCOTT'S outfit and decide it's perfect - just like all of the other fine men's clothing at MARX-WHEELER'S Since 1900 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PAWNEE 112 Working to Build a Better Bank for You RANCHBURGER ALTOGETHER NOW The group is Altogether Now just as it always is at Pawnee's only full-time combination drive-in and indoor recreation center-snack shop RANCHBURGER PARALAND I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER JOYCE SALLEE and MARY WOOD agree that they should have known better than to check on the work of PAT and JAMES MITCHELL, for you always get the best at, MITCH’S PARALAND BRIEN’S A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS MR. DARRELL TEAGUE gets a little help from VICKIE BRIEN and BETH ANN BOWEN who are helping to show the fast and expert service you get at BRIEN'S PAWNEE PAINT S BODY SHOP KLINE’S MR. BOB KLINE, MRS. BETTY GRIESEL, GARY KARRAKER, and RONNIE FELIX are working diligently keeping the shelves stocked and fresh groceries ordered for your convenience. Stop, shop, and save at 113 KLINE’S GRO. MKT. OEA has this to say: Better Schools is Our Business Better Schools is Our Business Better Schools is Our Busines Better Schools is Our Busin Better Schools is Our I Better Schools is 0 Better Schools is Better Schools i . . . our ONLY Business Oklahoma Education Association Better Schools is Our Business BRUIN BOOSTERS The following business and professional men, because of their vocations, are either legally or ethically unable to advertise, but in order to show their interest in the school and to assist us in our making of this yearbook, they have contributed monetary donations to our cause. To them and to our advertisers we say THANK YOU. DR. P. R. RIEMER, D.O. MAYOR GLENN WOOD ANONYMOUS BILL WELKER MR. JAMES HAMBURGER ANONYMOUS ANONYMOUS MELVIN ROSS ARTHURS, M.D. HANSEL L. RATLIFF, M.D. ANONYMOUS ANONYMOUS A. C. BRODELL JAMES D. HALE ANONYMOUS ANONYMOUS 114 The Pawnee Chief PUBLISHERS PRINTERS •k'BRADLEY?S' ¥|ni_ .=ai|y PLUMBING - ELECTRIC -AIR CONDITIONING CO. Phone FR 2-4131 213 West Eight Avenue Stillwater Oklahoma School and Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MACHINES POLAROID CAMERAS We helped print SMITH OIL CO. MOBIL PRODUCTS Elzie Smith this Annual Phone PO 2-2738 PAWNEE GRILL HOOBLER'S BARBER SHOP CROCKER SON Your Patronage is Appreciated Here Plumbing and Electric Shop Phone PO 2-2278 Compliments of JACK CLARK CURTIS PUBLISHING CO. REPRESENTATIVE 115 OSBORN'S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY Equipped With Speed Queen Washers and Cissell Dryers Open 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week 609 Elm PAWNEE GRAIN SUPPLY We Strive to Make You a Market and Render You a Service Feed - Seed - Fertilizer - Custom Grinding Mixing Pelleting Klein Gail Phone PO 2-2520 Pawnee SAY GRADUATION WITH FLOWERS MARGARET'S FLOWER SHOP MARGARET B. SMITH Opposite Pawnee Hospital KUSH 1640 MUSIC - SPORTS - NEWS For All of the Cimarron Valley SANITARY BARBER SHOP (Woody) IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Irene Phone PO 2-2624 510 Ash VICK’S GROCERY MARKET 7 to 11 7 Days a Week Hickory Pit BBQ at All Times DONL DRUG CHARTER BUSES RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES BONNIE BELL TEN-O-SIX West Side Square 116 PERRINE’S It's so Nice to Have a Man Around the House JILL HAMBURGER has decided that this is the furniture she wants when she has her own home and has put poor FLOYD WILLIAMS to work arranging it. When you're in the market for beautiful furnishings for your home, come to PERRINE'S FURNITURE STORE. GULF For high quality Gulf gasoline an oil products and the best service for you car. MITCHELL’S GULF STATION MITCHELL’S MR. LARRY MITCHELL welcomes you to Pawnee's establishment of the finest in automotive service, MITCHELL’S AUTO SERVICE 117 DIANA’S Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind? TONI MACHETTA tries to decide between the two beautiful blouses shown her by CANDY CHEATHAM and RITA LAMI-RAND, two examples of the popular styles at popular prices to be found at DIANA’S FASHION SHOP ERMY’S SHELLEY WILLS, DIANE TA-GUE, and ANNE SCOTT examine the latest patterns and fabrics while BOBBY BRYANT and JOE BRENSING look over some of the excellent men's products at ERMY’S FABRIC SHOP MEN’S BOY’S STORE CHEATHAM’S KEITH CHEATHAM is helping JIM RIEMER stock up on some of the outstanding bargains at the store where you get the best for less - CHEATHAM’S GROCERY DIME STORE 118 PIGGLY WIGGLY FREE ADVICE MIKE REED and MR. JACK DAVIS offer NEILDA CREAGER some advice on examples of fine meat and produce products while she takes advantage of the outstanding bargains at PIGGLY WIGGLY POTEET’S MR. J. L. POTEET and daughtei JANET welcome us to the beautiful new annex to Pawnee's home of friendly, courteous, and considerate service - POTEET’S FUNERAL HOME PAWNEE NATIONAL BANK THAT'S WHERE MY MONEY GOES JAMES WATERS and JIM RIEM-ER agree that they've put their money in the right place as Mr. DON HUDSON, SR. shows them how their money grows in a savings account at PAWNEE NAT L BANK COMPLIMENTS OF PEPPER’S FURNITURE APPLIANCE PEPPERS’ USED FURNITURE Quality Merchandise . ANTIQUES . Appliances and Furniture Phone PO. 2-2297 ED PEPPER, Prop. PO 2-2222 FLOYD ROBBINS, Mgr. PAWNEE DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY SANDER’S GROCERY AND MARKET If It's Rexall, It's Right Phone PO 2-2148 FAMILY RECREATION CENTER Harrison Street PO 2-9928 MAJORS 66 SERVICE Open Until Midnight Phone PO 2-2273 Grocery - Meat - Produce Crushed and Block Ice 120 VANCE’S KELLY IMPLEMENT RESTAURANT JOHN DEERE TRACTORS WE SPECIALIZE IN Steaks - Chops - Chicken - Sea Foods Combines - Implements - Tires — Service - Repairs f Phone PO 2-2584 DICK and MILDRED VANCE john oaanBJ Pawnee, Oklahoma 74058 HENRY'S SINCLAIR PAWNEE COUNTY A.S.C. EMPLOYEES SinclOir 4th and Harrison Pawnee, Oklahoma Salute the BRUIN HELEN HARTWICK MARY SCHONE PO 2-2583 WILMA BRADLEY TONY SPEARMAN GLENN H. LAMIRAND ANTRIM MR. JACK SAYRE helps MR. HAROLD SORRELL find just the right tool for one of their customers. If you're building, adding, or improving, come to where the service is great, and the merchandise is even better (if that's possible) ANTRIM LUMBER CO. 121 ECHOS PD 2-3133 PD 3-3173 123 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made-