Pawnee High School - Bruin Yearbook (Pawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1970 volume:

THE BRUIN 1970 PAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL PAWNEE, OKLAHOMA I TABLE OF CONTENTS FRESHMEN 30 ORGANIZATIONS 35 ATHLETICS 53 ROYALTY 65 ELEMENTARY 74 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ADVERTISING 93 2 MR. RONALD MULLIN DEDICATION Mr. Mullin helps Vicki Brien with a problem in Office Machines class. Vicki is using the Dictaphone. Alfred Horsechief, Gordon Howell, and Charlie Bowen look over the statistics of a basketball game with Mr. Mullin. Tr The staff of the 1969-70 BRUIN dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Ronald Mullin, business education teacher, for his many contributions to PHS. Mr. Mullin is not only a fine teacher, but also a good friend to every student. His efforts as a statistician are greatly appreciated by all members of the football and basketball teams. We are sure the entire student body will agree that he is very deserving of this honor. 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Frank Maltsberger - Member, Mr. Glenn Lamirand - Member, Mr. James Hamburger - President, Mr, Albert Alley - Vice President, Dr, Hansel Ratliff - Member. ADMINISTRATION MR. JACK A. DAVIS - Superintendent Mr. Davis is completing his 12th year with the Pawnee School System. He holds a BS Degree from Oklahoma Baptist University and an MS from Oklahoma State University. MR. JOHN LAWRENCE - Secondary Principal Mr. Lawrence holds a BS Degree from Oklahoma State University and an M Ed Degree from Oklahoma University. He is completing his sixth year with the Pawnee Public School. MR. ALVIN TUCKER - Vice Principal A graduate of Central State College with a BS Degree, Mr. Tucker is completing his twenty-third year in Pawnee. He also has an MS from Oklahoma State. MR. COYLE SMITH - Elementary Principal Sixteen years ago Mr. Smith began his work with the Pawnee Schools. He holds two degrees from Oklahoma State University: the BS and the MS. 4 MR. BENJIE ARNOLD MRS. BARBARA ARNOLD MRS. EMMAGENE BIRD MR. RICHARD BOONE BS. Social Studies and BS. Physical Ed. BS. Biology and Chem- BS and MT. Okla. Hist. MRS. VELMA BUCHANAN MRS. ANN BURKES Teacher's Aide BS, Grade 3 MR. CARL BURKES MR. JIM CHILDERS BS, Science BS, English and Coach MR. DON COOKSEY MRS. GLORIA COOKSEY BA, Instrumental Music BS, 1st Grade Mr. Don Cooksey and Austin Banning look over some of the decorations put up by Mr. Bill Hart for the spring concert. Mr. Ival Stafford and Marilyn Heisler check some papers in his office. 5 MR. CHARLES COX MRS. ELNA COX MRS. ALINE DAVIS MISS ERLENE FITCHETT MS and BS. Driver Ed.. Teacher's Aide BA and MED, First Grade BS and MS, Second Grade 8th Grade Math MRS. MARILYN MRS. PATRICIA FRITZ MRS. CARMELITA FUSS MRS. VIDA GILLILAND HiZ.PAIRICK. BS, Sixth Grade BS, Kindergarten BS and MA, Fifth Grade BA, Music MR. BILL HART MISS CONNIE BA and MA, Art HENDERSON BA, Spanish, English, and Journalism MRS. CHARLENE MRS. GEORETA JONES JOHNSON BS, Kindergarten 7th and 8th Reading and Spelling, MS and BS MRS. SANDRA KINCANNON BS, Alg. , Math, and Physics MRS. JUDITH KNAPP BA and MA, General Math, Alg. I, and Geometry 6 MRS. CLARA LAWRENCE BA and MED, Hist, and Literature MRS. VIDA LENTZ BS and MS, First Grade MRS. FAYRA McCRAY BS. Fifth Grade MRS. BEVERLY MENNEM BS, Shorth.. 7th Grade Lang., and Math MR. RONALD MULLIN MRS. JESSIE PETER MR. WELLON POE MRS. VERNA DEAN POE BS and MT, Business BS, Fourth Grade BA and MT, History and BA, English and Speech Education, English jr. High Coach MRS. LYLIA ROGERS MR. JERRY SELLERS MR. IVAL STAFFORD MRS. MENA STAFFORD AB and MS, First Grade BS, Vo. Ag. I, II, and III AB and MA, Counselor BS, Second Grade and Vocal Music MR. CHUCK STEPHENS BS, History and Coach MRS. CAROL STEPHENS Teacher’s Aide 7 MRS. STOKESBURY School Sec., Board Clerk MR. RALPH TEAGUE BS and MS, Industrial Arts MISS MYRTLE THOMAS BS and MS, Home Ec. FFA Sponsor Mr. Sellers and members - Vic Bruns, MRS. JUANDA TUCKER MRS. FERN WATERS Lee Wills, and Charlie Bowen. BS and MSl En8- n Teacher’s Aide Library MRS. CONNIE WILLIAMS BS, Fifth Grade MRS. LORENE M. YAGHER BS, Third Grade MR. RAY A. YAGHER BS and MS ED, Business Education Mrs. Kincannon and Robbie Smith are smiling as they pose for the snapshot. Mr. Yagher is assisting Bobby Tanner in operating his machine. 8 9 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - MARK WATERS Vice President -STEVE ALLEY Secretary - DIANA TAGUE Class Reporter -ROBERTA SMITH Student Council - ALFRED HORSECHIEF SHELLEY WILLS BEST CITIZENS MOST POPULAR SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Johnnie Novotny, Diana Tague Alfred Horsechief Anne Scott. Dennis Schulze Beth Bowen, Shelley Wills SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Arnold Mr. Mull in Miss Henderson 10 PAUL BECKER JOANNA BROWN STEVE ALLEY TERESA ARNOLD VICKIE BRIEN MIKE ARTHURS KENNETH BUCHANAN CHRISTIANA COOPER JO BETH DENNEY ROGER DOMNEY LEROY DOWNS HELEN ECHOHAWK LEON FELIX DENNIS FENTON II IRIS GOODFOX CHARLES HANGER RONNIE GRAY GARY GREER CYNTHIA GRIPE 1970 SENIOR ACTIVITIES STEVE ALLEY - Football - 3 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Band Pres. - 2 yrs. Student Council - 1 yr. Class V. Pres. - 69-70 Jr. Play Band - 4 yrs. Band V. Pres. - 2 yrs. TERESA ARNOLD - FHA - 4 yrs. Pep Club - 2 yrs. Library Club - 2 yrs. Office Girl - 2 yrs. Masque - 1 yr. MIKE ARTHURS - Band - 2 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Bear Facts Page Ed. - 1 yr. PAUL BECKER -FFA - 4 yrs. VICKI BRIEN - Bruin Queen - 66-67 V. Pres. Student Council -67 - 68 Pres. Student Council - 68-69 Student Council - 3 yrs. Pep Club - 3 yrs. Soph. Class Sec. - 67-68 1 2 Most Pop. Couple - 67-68 Most Pop. Jr. Girl Jr. High Office Girl - 67-68 Bruin Staff - 2 yrs. Bruin Att. - 2 yrs. High School Office Girl - 69-70. KENNETH BUCHANAN - Football - 1 yr. Bear Paws - 3 yrs. CHRISTIANA COOPER - Pep Club - 3 yrs. Glee Club - 2 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Bruin Staff - 70. ROGER DOMENY - Football - 1 yr. FFA - 4 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. LEROY DOWNS - Football - 2 yrs. HELEN ECHOHAWK - FHA - 1 yr. Fashion Panel Pep Club - 1 yr. LEON FELIX -Football - 4 yrs. Band - 4 yrs. Track - 2 yrs. Jr. Play. DENNIS FENTON - Jr. Play Baseball - 3 yrs. Masque - 1 yr. Band - 4 yrs. Hon. Soc. - 1 yr. Bear Facts Staff - 2 yrs. FRANK FERGUSON - Boys' State Delegate Beta Club - 3 yrs. Jr. Play Hon. Soc. - 2 yrs. Masque - 1 yr. Bear Facts Ed. - 1 yr. Boys' Chorus - 1 yr. Mixed Chorus - 1 yr. MARY JANE FREEMAN - Pep Club - 1 yr. MERLENA FREEMAN - FTA - 1 yr. Glee Club - 2 yrs. Librarian - 1 yr. PHYLLIS GONZALES - Pep Club - 2 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Bruin Staff -70. 12 MATT HENRY RICKY HOPPER ALFRED HORSECHIEF KAREN HORSECHIEF RANDY JAMES RONNIE KARRAKER MIKE LEFORCE RONNIE LEFORCE 1970 SENIOR ACTIVITIES IRIS GOODFOX - Beta Club - 4 yrs. FHA - 4 yrs. Pep Club - 3 yrs. State Hon. Soc. - 4 yrs. Jr. Play Glee Club - 1 yr. RONNIE GRAY - Football - 4 yrs. Track - 2 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. All-District Defensive End - 69-70 Freedom Forum. GARY GREER - FFA - 4 yrs. V. Pres. FFA - 2 yrs. CYNTHIA GRIPE - Sr. Class Cheerleader Office Girl - 3 yrs. Glee Club - 1 yr. DEBORAH GRIPE - Beta Club - 3 yrs. FHA - 4 yrs. FHA Sec. - 69-70 Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. MATT HENRY - Bear Facts Ed. - 1 yr. Bear Facts Asst. Ed. - 1 yr. Band - 2 yrs. Freedom Forum - 69 Beta Club - 1 yr. State Hon. Soc. - 1 yr. ALFRED HORSECHIEF - Football - 3 yrs. All-District Full Back District 14-B Back of the Year All-State Fullback Basketball - 3 yrs. All-Conference Basketball Track - 3 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Bruin Staff - 70 Student Council - 1 yr. Most Pop. Sr. Boy Mr. PHS. KAREN HORSECHIEF - 4-H - 1 yr. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Bear Facts Librarian - 1 yr. RANDY JAMES - Basketball - 2 yrs. Baseball - 2 yrs. MIKE LEFORCE - FFA - 4 yrs. Bear Paws -1 yr. RONNIE LEFORCE - Football - 3 yrs. All-District Tackle (Hon. Men.) Track - 2 yrs. FFA - 3 yrs. FFA Sentinal - 2 yrs. Most Pop. Jr. Boy Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. PEGGY LUCAS - Football Queen Att. - 67-68 Twirler - 4 yrs. FFA Queen - 69-70 V. Pres. Band - 69-70 Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Office Girl - 1 yr. Pep Club - 1 yr. Band - 4 yrs. DAVID MALTSBERGER - Football - 1 yr. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. SANDRA MATHEWS - Band - 4 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. KENNETH McCRAY - FFA - 1 yr. Baseball - 2 yrs. Football - 2 yrs. Track Manager - 1 yr. PEGGY LUCAS 13 LETA McELFRESH DAVID MALTSBERGER SANDRA MATHEWS KENNETH McCRAY steve mcguire travis mcmillen patricla mitchell mary moore WILMA NEGELEIN JOHNNIE NOVOTNY BRYCE PICKERING JANIS ROBINSON HAROLD ROLLAND EARL RYAN JOYCE SALLEE MIKE SANDERS 14 ANN SCHONE DENNIS SCHULZE ANNE SCOTT MARK SCOTT ROBERTA SMITH DENNIS SOUTHERN MIKE STAFFORD SUSIE STOKES DIANA TAGUE CONNIE TANNAHILL RICKY TATUM REGINNIA WALDON MARK WATERS JOHN WICHITA SHELLEY WILLS MARY WOOD 1970 SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES STEVE McGUIRE - Band - 4 yrs. Drum Major - 1 yr. Feature Twirler - 1 yr. Mixed Chorus - 1 yr. Bear Facts Staff - 2 yrs. Jr. Play, Boys’ State - 69 Masque - 1 yr. TRAVIS McMILLEN - State Hon. Soc. - 3 yrs. Beta Club - 4 yrs. Band - 2 yrs. Mixed Chorus - 1 yr. Bear Facts Staff - 3 yrs. Bear Facts Ed. - 67- 69 Baseball - 2 yrs. Jr. Play. PATRICIA MITCHELL - FHA - 3 yrs. 4-H - 9 yrs. V. Pres. Library Club. Librarian - 1 yr. Office Girl - 1 yr. MARY MOORE - Pep Club - 2 yrs. Glee Club - 1 yr. WILMA NEGELEIN - Pep Club - 3 yrs. FHA - 1 yr. Library Club - 1 yr. Sr. Class Cheerleader. JOHNNIE NOVOTNY - Football - 2 yrs. Baseball - 2 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Hon. Soc. - 4 yrs. BRYCE PICKERING -Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Track - 2 yrs. Football - 3 yrs. FFA - 2 yrs. 010 - 3 yrs. JANIS ROBINSON - Glee Club - 2 yrs. Band - 2 yrs. Beta Club - 2 yrs. Masque - 1 yr., Jr. Play, Hon. Soc. - 1 yr. FTA - 1 yr. FTA Sec. 69-70 FHA - 4 yrs. FHA Dev. Leader FHA Pres., Pep Club - 1 yr. Pep Club Sec. , Bruin Queen Att. - 69 Football Queen - 69-70. HAROLD ROLLAND - Baseball - 4 yrs. Football - 3 yrs. FFA - 3 yrs. 4-H - 2 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. EARL RYAN - Track - 4 yrs. Football - 4 yrs. Baseball - 2 yrs. JOYCE SALLEE - Pep Club - 3 yrs. 4-H - 9 yrs. MIKE SANDERS - Band - 1 yr. Bear Facts - 2 yrs. Football - 2 yrs., Football Manager, Basketball - 2 yrs. Track - 3 yrs. Most Pop. Soph. Boy, State Track Meet - 3 yrs. ANN SCHONE - Library Club - 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Twirler - 2 yrs. Drum Major - 1 yr. FHA -4 yrs. FHA V. Pres. - 68-69 Beta Club - 2 yrs. Bear Facts - 1 yr. Business Mgr. of Bruin Staff - 1 yr. Pep Club - 1 yr. Jr. Play State Hon. Soc. - 68-69 Masque - 1 yr. DENNIS SCHULZE - Football - 3 yrs. Track - 3 yrs. Band - 3 yrs. Student Council Pres. - 69-70 Beta Club - 2 yrs. Jr. Play State Hon. Soc. - 1 yr. Student Council - 1 yr. Band Pres. - 67-68 Boy Most Likely to Succeed - 69-70 Bruin Staff - 67-68 ANNE SCOTT - Most Pop. Fresh. Girl Glee Club - 1 yr. Triple Trio - 1 yr. FHA - 4 yrs. FHA V. Pres. - 67- 68 Dev. Leader - 69-70 Beta Club - 4 yrs. FTA - 1 yr. FTA Pres. - 69-70 Cheerleader - 67-69 Head Cheerleader - 70 State Hon. Soc. - 4 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Girl Most Likely to Succeed Jr. Play Bruin Queen Att. - 68-69. MARK SCOTT - Campaign Mgr. - 69 Jr. Play Beta Club Pres. - 70 Jr. Class Pres. Beta Club - 4 yrs. Basketball - 2 yrs. Football - 2 yrs. State Hon. Soc. - 3 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 2 yrs. Bear Facts Page Ed. - 70 Presidential Classroom” - 70. ROBBIE SMITH - FTA - Treas. - 69-70 Office Girl - 1 yr. Glee Club - 1 yr. State Hon. Soc. - 4 yrs. Beta Club - 4 yrs. V. Pres. Beta - 69-70 Pep Club - 2 yrs. Masque - 1 yr. V. Pres. Masque - 69-70 FTA - 1 yr. Jr. Class Sec. Sr. Class Reporter Exchange Ed. Bear Facts Basketball Queen An. - 69-70. DENNIS SOUTHERN - Football - 2 yrs. FFA Parliamentarian - 68-69 FFA Sec. - 69-70 Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. MIKE STAFFORD - Basketball - 1 yr. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. SUSIE STOKES - Basketball Queen Att. - 67-68-69 Bruin Queen An. - 67-68-69 Bruin Queen - 69-70 Feature Twirler - 3 yrs. Band - 4 yrs. Pep Club - 1 yr. Jr. High Office Girl - 2 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. DIANA TAGUE - State Hon. Soc. - 4 yrs. Beta Sec. - 68-69 Beta Club - 4 yrs. FHA - 3 yrs. FHA Dev. Leader - 1 yr. FHA Reporter - 68-69 Pep Club - 2 yrs. Bear Facts Exchange Ed. - 68- 69 Masque - 1 yr. Office Girl - 1 yr. Librarian - 1 yr. Freedom Forum - 69 Football Queen - 68-69 Jr. Class Reporter Sr. Class Sec. Sr. Class Most Outstanding Female Citizen. CONNIE TANNAHILL - V. Pres. Band Student Council Band Queen Twirler - 4 yrs. Band - 4 yrs. Bear Facts - 70 Bruin Staff - 69 Sec. Student Council - 70 1 2 Most Pop. Couple - 68-69 Office Girl - 1 yr. Jr. Play. RICKY TATUM -Basketball - 3 yrs. Baseball - 3 yrs. Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. REGINNIA WALDON - Librarian of Bear Facts - 70 Bruin Staff - 2 yrs. Ed. of Bruin - 70 Office Girl - 1 yr. FHA - 1 yr. FTA - 1 yr. FTA Historian Glee Club - 1 yr. Pep Club - 2 yrs. Jr. Play. MARK WATERS - Band - 2 yrs. Band Treas. - 68 Jr. Class V. Pres. Bear Facts Asst. Ed. - 69 Bear Facts Page Ed. - 70 Freedom Forum Jr. Play Sr. Class Pres. JOHN WICHITA - Band - 4 yrs. Band V. Pres. - 68-69 Band Pres. - 69-70 Jr. Play Bear Facts Art Ed. - 68-70. SHELLEY WILLS - Glee Club - 3 yrs. Masque - 1 yr. Trio - 1 yr. Triple Trio - 2 yrs. Masque Pres. - 70 Bruin Staff - 70 Bear Facts Staff - 1 yr. Student Council - 70 Pep Club - 3 yrs. V. Pres. Pep Club - 70 Jr. Play Most Pop. Sr. FTA - 1 yr. FHA - 4 yrs. MARY WOOD - Glee Club - 3 yrs. Pep Club - 2 yrs. 4-H - 3 yrs. Librarian - 1 yr. Library Club Pres. - 1 yr. Sr. Class Cheerleader. 16 JUNIORS 17 MOST POPULAR JUNIORS Cathy Bruns Leon Robinson Rita Lamirand Charlie Bowen Ruth Bird BEST CITIZENS Ruth Bird Cathy Bruns Leon Robinson Candy Cheatham JUNIOR SPONSORS Mr. Wellon Poe Miss Myrtle Thomas Mrs. Juanda Tucker Mr. Chuck Stephens President------ Vice-President Secretary - - - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHARLIE BOWEN Student Council DORETTA VanDEVENTER .........CATHY BRUNS ----RUTH BIRD LEON ROBINSON 18 Dora Adams is having fuij in Biology Class as Cindy, Paul, Candy, Bonnie and Jimmy look on. Like that frog, huh Pinky? Jimmy Abington Ruth Bird Dora Adams Charlie Bowen Glen Boyer Cathy Candy Neilda Bruns Cheatham Creager Jim Day 19 Glenn Ellington Mary Elston Ronnie Felix Paul Fenley Nancy Freeman Dena Gonzales James Gordon Harold Green Mary Griesel Virginia Griesel Danny Gripe What seems to be the trouble Leon? Liana Hardy Cindy Hartwick Darlene Hatfield Randy Hedges Byron Hoeltzel Victor Hoobler MSrilyn Tague Gordon Howell 20 Candy Cheatham, Cathy Bruns, Ruth Bird, and Leon Robinson are getting a breath of fresh air after a long algebra test. Lester Ingle Janice Iron Nila Jones Cindy Kelley Patty Kistler Rita Lamirand Charles Leading Fox Geary Le Force Allen Lewis Toni Machetta Nedra Mathews Ella McCullough Randy McGuire Ann McMillan 21 Five members of the Junior Class reviewing themes for the Junior-Senior Prom. The prom was held April 24, and the theme was Hawaiian. Freddie Robinson Leon Robinson Robert Sawyer Roger Scott Steve Scott 22 LEFT: Just a few of the cast members rehearsing for Junior Play performed in late November. They are Ruth Bird, Rita Lamirand, Cathy Bruns, Leon Robinson, Toni Machetta and Glen Ellington. OTHER MEMBERS OF THE CAST WERE: Lester Ingle, Allan Lewis, Mary Jo Griesel, Glen Boyer, Marilyn Tague, Ronnie Felix, Candy Cheatham, Cindy Kelley, Debbie Rice, Virginia Griesel and Dena Gonzales. The title of the play was Grandma's Best Years. We feel it was a success and thank our sponsor, Mrs. Poe, for coaching us so well. Steven Stanbrough Authur Tinkel Doretta Van Deventer Jo Lynn Venable Janis Waldon Ronnie Walenciak Marilyn Warden Faye Watkins John Wheeler Oleta White Elnora Willis Jackie Womack 23 24 SOPHOMORES MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORES Melvetta Goff and Vic Bruns BEST CITIZENS Treca Bowen and Tom Bolt CLASS OFFICERS President................................VIC BRUNS Vice-President...........................LEE WILLS Secretary...............................JUDY STOKES Student Council......................MARILYN HEISLER BOBBY TANNER Reporter------....-----------VIOLA COOPER Mrs. Robert Knapp CLASS SPONSORS 25 Vic Bruns Richard Cartmell Vickie Chapman David Denney Brenda Edwards Doris Garner Melvetta Goff Dollie Gonzales Viola Cooper Roger Creager Wilbur Dallas Suzanne DeGeer Andrea Dietz 26 Who says you learn more in the front of the classroom? These students know just as much and have twice the fun. George Hatfield Marilyn Heisler ReJc Heisler Tommy Hogue Merle Howell i c r Ray Keeton Alvinza Layton Harry LeForce James Jim Rita Johnson 1 Lilly Littlesun Rose Long 27 Roger Lentz Marilyn Lytle Sharon Lytle Ricky Majors Gene Martin A rare photograph of students ac -tually studying is seen above. It was taken in English II. Vicki Minney James Mitchell Linda Mitchell Donna Mulder Cynthia Nesbitt Karen Newport Audrey Ohse Nettie Parsons Rex Privett Vickey Reed 28 Bobby Tanner Brenda Tatum Russel Tinkle Charles Tubbs , Gary Tucker William Upshaw Bobby Wenger Patsy Wichita Bill Williams Archie Willis Lee Wills Holly Echohawk 29 SPONSORS OFFICERS «3 49% Mrs. Lawrence Mr. Teague Mr. Yagher Mrs. K incannon Morris Brien, James Novotny, Kathy McCray, Susan Hartwick, and Paul Sanders. MOST POPULAR FRESHMEN Joe Maltsberger Susan Hartwick BEST CITIZENS OF FRESHMEN CLASS Annetta Kelley Joe Maltsberger FRESHMEN 30 Lee Alley Dorotha Arnold Felicia Avants Karen Bishop Arnold Bowman Key Boyce Morris Brien Mary Brown Wayne Brown Butch Buchanan Jayna Casper Don Charlton Mike Collins Steven Crocker David Dailey Joe Day Valeria Domeny Helaire Echohawk Jimmy Elston Jennifer Ellis 31 Billy Foshee Roger Funkhouser Frank Gentry Melvin Gilliland Deana Gokey Sharon Gordon John Green Tommy Haga Carolyn Gripe Susan Hartwick Billy Hatfield Donald Hatfield Teresa Haug Billy Hedges Johnny Hopper Billie Horsechie. Minnie Horsechief Vance Horsechief Tonda James Rose Mary Jelinek 32 Leonard Justus Annetta Kelley Steven Kistler David Kline Vicki Laughter Lonnie Layton Hazel Leadingfox Leroy Long Horace Lyons Virgena Malone Joe Maltsberger Kathy McCray Frank Nelson James Novotny Brenda Parker Lora Primeaux Chuck Privett Anthony Rathbun Delores Roberts Edwina Rolland 33 ■ Steve Skidgel Brenda Smith Susan Sneed Susan Spurgeon Delbert Stanbrough Kenneth Stokes Tommy Stokes Joe Tague George Taulman Ivan Tinkle Jerry Upshaw Page Venable Janell Warden Estelle Watson Eugena Whiteshirt Gwen Wichita Danny Williams Gwendolyn Williams Rosemary Willis Vickie Wright Edward Rolland Monique Sago Paul Sanders e 34 35 ORGANIZATIONS 1st ROW L TO R:Tom Bolt, Rita Lamirand, Shelley Wills, Ann Schone, Annetta Kelley, Alfred Horsechief, 2nd ROW L TO R: Charlie Bowen, Cathy Bruns, Tonie Waldon, Tonda James, Treca Bowen, Beth Ann Bowen, Christiana Cooper, Phyllis Gonzales, Neilda Creager. BRUIN STAFF Co-Editor Co-Editor TONIE WALDON CATHY BRUNS Co-Editor BETH ANN BOWEN Sponsor MR. RON MULLIN Every Wednesday after school a busy but loud group of students met in Room 6 to work on the Bruin for 1970. Many extra hours of work went into the production of this book, and it is the desire of the staff that this book will serve as a reminder of those happy high school days for all our students. Thousands of pictures were taken for the book, but they do not start to equal the number of typographical errors, misplaced pages, etc. 1 that the staff members encountered during the year. A typical yearbook staff meeting finds the staff looking at pictures to determine which one to use. 36 1st ROW, 1 to r: Dennis Schulze, Cathy Bruns, Kathy McCray, Marilyn Heisler, Ruth Bird, Connie Tannahill, Shelley Wills, 2nd ROW, 1 to r: Alfred Horsechief, Leon Robinson, Bobby Tanner, James Novotny, Mr. Lawrence. STUDENT COUNCIL President Vice President Secretary Sponsor DENNIS SCHULZE CATHY BRUNS CONNIE TANNAHILL MR. LAWRENCE The Student Council of Pawnee High School performs many services to the school, some of which are organizing the Homecoming parade, managing the magazine sales, scheduling assemblies, planning dates for such things as Sadie Hawkins Day, etc., giving the morning exercises and daily announcements, and in general, representing the student body. 37 1st ROW: Candy Cheatham, Roberta Smith, 2nd ROW, 1 to r: Mr. Ray Yagher, Jo Beth Denney, Darlene Hatfield, Brenda Edwards, Iris Goodfox, Virginia Griesel, Diana Tague, Debbie Rice, 3rd ROW, 1 to r: Cathy Bruns, Ruth Bird, Debbie Gripe, Billy McCall, Gene Martin, Toni Machetta, Viola Cooper, Cindy Kelley, Anne Scott, 4th ROW, 1 to r: Vic Bruns, Jan Robinson, Roger Scott, Frank Ferguson, Dennis Schulze, Ann Schone, Travis McMillan, Mary Griesel, Tom Bolt. President Vice President Secretary Sponsor MARK SCOTT ROBERTA SMITH CANDY CHEATHAM MR. RAY YAGHER BETA CLUB PURPOSES OF BETA Honesty Justice Service Cooperation Responsibility Industriousness Humility Charity 38 Beta members performing service for school. 1st ROW, 1 to r: Diana Tague, Cathy Bruns, Cindy Kelley, Teresa Arnold, Debbie Gripe, Ruth Bird, Roberta Smith, Jo Beth Denney, 2nd ROW, 1 to r: Jayna Casper, Brenda Smith, Dennis Fenton, Frank Ferguson, Ann Schone, Steve McGuire, Jan Robinson, Shelley Wills, and Mrs. Poe. THE MASQUE Sponsor President Vice President Secretary MRS. POE SHELLEY WILLS ROBERTA SMITH RUTH BIRD PURPOSE: To further students interest in speech by participating in speech contests, plays and other related fields. Masque members also attend worthwhile drama events. Masque members rehearsing. 39 lsj ROW L TO R: Vic Bruns, Ronnie Leforce, Joe Brensing; Brenda Smith, Peggy Lucas, Doretta Van Deventer, Gary Greer, Dennis Southern, 2nd ROW: Glen Boyer, David Kline, Roger Creager, Frank Gentry, George Taulman, BUI Foshee, Mike Leforce, Rex Heisler, Archie Willis, Glen Ellington, 3rd ROW: Mr. Sellers, Tommy Stokes, Delbert Stanbrough, George Hatfield, Steve Stanbrough, Roger Domeny, Victor Hoobler, Paul Becker, Robert Sawyer, 4th ROW; Melvin Gilliland, Mike Reed, Harry Leforce, Wilbur Dallas, Jackie Womack, Steve Scott, Terry Southern, Charlie Bowen, 5th ROW: Perry Southern, Harold Rolland, Roger Funkhouser, Freddie Robinson, Roger Lentz, Lee Wills, Jerry Rolland, Steve Skrdgel, Gene Martin. JOE BRENS1NG President GARY GREER Vice President DENNIS SOUTHERN Secretary VIC BRUNS Treasurer FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The organization that probably wins more awards than any other in school is the FFA. The FFA members participate in many stock shows each year in which they not only enter livestock, but participate in judging contests. Some of the members also participate in speech contests. This hard-working group pays its own way to many events during the year by raising the money through varied activities. Mr. Sellers and the boys are very proud, and justly so, of the ribbons shown at the left. BEAR FACTS STAFF PROVIDES NEWS SEATED: Ann Schone, Jan Robinson, Steve McGuire, Dennis Fenton, Iris Goodfox, STANDING: Connie Tannahill, Shelley Wills, Howard Gonzales, Frank Ferguson, Mark Waters, Man Henry, John Wichita, Johnnie Novotny, Phyllis Gonzales, Miss Henderson. Editor Editor Sponsor MATT FRANK MISS HENRY FERGUSON HENDERSON At regular interval throughout the year, usually on Friday, most of the students take time out to read the latest issue of the Bear Facts. The paper is published by the two journalism classes under the direction of Miss Connie Henderson. The two classes take turns publishing the paper with Matt Henry as editor one week and Frank Ferguson the next. The student body is grateful for the opportunity provided by the staff for catching up on the latest. Members of the Bear Facts Staff have a big job assembling the issues each time. SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY 1st ROW: Morris Brien. George Taulman, Hazel LeadingFox. Diana Tague, Darlene Hatfield, Roberta Smith, Iris Goodfox. Jo Beth Denney. Frank Gentry, 2nd ROW: Anne Scott, Janell Warden, Cindy Kelley, Joe Malts-berger, Joe Tague, Susan Hartwick, Virgena Malone. Ruth Bird, Cathy Bruns. 3rd ROW: Glen Boyer, Brenda Edwards, Billy McCall. Gene Martin, Tom Bolt, Roger Funkhouser, Vic Bruns, Toni Machetta, 4th ROW: Brenda Smith, Annetta Kelley, MaryGriesel, Mark Scott, Danny Gripe, Vickie Minney, Scott Ferguson, Candy Cheatham, Matt Henry. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY 1st ROW: Terry Perrine, Virginia Taulman, Mike Tague, Randy Dailey, Molly Bruns, Edna Robinson, Cindy Perrine, 2nd ROW: Kris Kline, Patricia Carter, Darlene Denney, Jo Lynn Lamirand, Pearlena Waldon, Susan Thomas, Dixie Brien, Duane Avants, 3rd ROW: Becky Wood, Bert Johnston. Barbara Marlow, Dennis Gilliland, Ricky Fisher, Sandra Adams, Dennis Haga. £ HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW L TO R: Janell Warden, Karen Newport, lennifer Ellis, Valerie Domeny, SECOND ROW: Mis. Tucker, Marilyn Warden, Karen Bishop, Vickie Chapman, Mary Wood, Brenda Jones, Patricia Mitchell, Carolyn Gripe. The library clubs perform many valuable services for the students of PHS. It is these girls who help the librarians keep the books on the shelves and enable students to check out books when the librarians are in class. JR. HIGH LIBRARY CLUB L TO R: Thomasene Pratt, Cindy Kelley, Tonda James. Lora Primeaux, Annetta Kelley, Mrs. Johnson. 43 FIRST ROW, 1 to r: Reginnia Waldon, Sharon Lytle, Rose Long, Vickie Laughter, Vickey Reed, Judy Stokes, Liana Hardy, ROW 2: Melvetta Goff, Leta McElfresh, Andrea Dietz, Janis Waldon, Cynthia Gripe, Marilyn Heisler, Rita Johnson, ROW 3: Mr, Stafford, Brenda Edwards, Shelley Wills, Vicki Chapman, Belinda Pritchett, Alberta Abington, Brenda Smith, Christiana Cooper. GLEE CLUB Mrs. Stephens accompanies the ensemble, 1 to r: Melvetta Goff, Brenda Edwards, Shelley Wills, Brenda Smith, Rita Johnson, Marilyn Heisler, Vickie Laughter, Janis Waldon, Liana Hardy. Mrs. Stephens accompanies Girls' Trio, 1 to r: Melvetta Goff, Vicki Laughter, Rita Johnson. The Glee Club furnishes special music for many occasions during the year. The group also enters the District Contest during the spring. Anytime there is a need for special music, the school and other local clubs know they can count on Mr. Stafford and the girls of the Glee Club. 44 ROW 1: Judy Stokes, Beth Ann Bowen, Anne Scott, Melvetta Goff, Viola Cooper, Rita Lamirand, ROW 2: Virginia Griesel, Rita Johnson, Cindy Kelley, Ruth Bird, Roberta Smith, Sharon Lytle, Liana Hardy, Elnora Willis, Cathy Bruns, Miss Henderson, ROW 3; Iris Goodfox, Janice Iron, Linda Mitchell, Susie Martin, Dena Gonzales, Rhonda Adams, Patty Kistler, Marilyn Hopper, Nancy Freeman, Debbie Rice, ROW 4: Brenda Tatum, Christiana Cooper, Joyce Sallee, Sherry Richards, Rose Long, Doris Garner, Tonie Waldon, Dollie Gonzales, Treca Bowen, Thomasene Pratt, ROW 5: Debbie Gripe, Brenda Edwards, Toni Machetta, Shelly Wills, Mary Griesel, Candy Cheatham, Mary Wood, Teresa Arnold, Diana Tague, Mary Moore. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Scott--Senior, Melvetta Goff Sophomore, Viola Cooper--Sophomore, Rita Lamirand--Junior, Judy Stokes--Sophomore, Beth Ann Bowen—Senior. PEP CLUB CHEERS TEAMS TO MANY VICTORIES One of the most important things around any school is the spirit of the student body. At Pawnee, the pep club does its part in building this spirit. Under the direction of Miss Henderson and the leadership of a fine set of cheerleaders and officers, the pep club members have done much to improve the chances of PHS sports teams in many contests. Cathy Bruns - President, Shelley Wills - Vice President, Candy Cheatham - Secretary. 45 1st ROW, 1 to r: Mr, Cooksey, Susie Stokes, Connie Tannahill, Dora Adams, Ann Schone, Peggy Lucas, Debbie Goodfox, Steve McGuire, 2nd ROW: Brenda Smith, Karen Newport, Sandra Matthews, Ivan Tinkle, Bonnie Negelein, Hazel LeadingFox, Gwen Wichita, Billie Rae Horsechief, Viola Cooper, Rosemary Jelinek, 3rd ROW: Felecia Avants, Vicki Laughter, Delores Roberts, Ken Boyce, James Mitchell, Marilyn Hopper, Roger Funkhouser, Joe Tague, Jan Robinson, Jeff Hamburger, 4th ROW: Jayna Casper, Billy Hedges, Randy Hedges, Bill Williams, David Alexander, Frank Gentry, Steven Crocker, Tommy Haga, John Wichita, Leon Felix, 5th ROW: Merle Howell, Bill Foshee, Chuck Privett, Horace Lyons, Danny Williams, Ronnie Walenciak, Dennis Fenton, Melvin Gilliland, Ronnie Felix, 6th ROW: Steve Alley, Nedra Matthews, Steven Kistler, Wayne Brown, Tommy Hogue, Lester Ingle, Elzie Smith, David Ferguson. TWIRLERS Connie Tannahill, Dora Adams, Peggy Lucas, and Debbie Goodfox. President V. President Secretary JOHN PEGGY VIOLA WICHITA LUCAS COOPER ROW 1 L TO R: Mr. Cooksey, Cathy Radley, Susan Thomas, Diana Hartwick, Cathy Poe, Brenda Stokes, Randy Kinnear, ROW 2: Janice Foshee, Cindy Bowman, Rhonda Lentz, Marcia Goff, Janel Tannahill, Shelley Cawley, Jo Lynn Lamirand, Mary Martin, Cathy Hedges, Connie Woodward, ROW 3: Mike Tague, Bill Ellington, Steve Roberts, Chiquita Heisler, Linda Cummings, Pearlena Waldon, Cindy Perrine, Carolyn Kistler, Rhonda Fitzpatrick, Edna Robinson, ROW 4: John Weaver, Becky Wood, Robin Alley, Bert Johnston, Terry Perrine, Roy LeForce, Kent Rice, Marty Kline., .Dermis Williams. Shanon Stith, ROW 5: Leslie Dallas, Dennis Haga, Arthur Mulder, Kelly ColclasAfer, Chester LeadingFox, Bill Wood, Kim McGuire, Ricky Fisher, Dennis Gilliland, Kris Kline, ROW 6: Bobby Starnes, Ronnie Coopdr, Patty Brien, Eli Page, Randy Dailey, Lloyd Roberson, Tom Privet, Gene Brown, Duane Avants. (Not Shown: John Williams, MarkHowlana, Leo Hattleld.) JUNIOR HIGH BAND Members of the band have performed at many school activities this year. They added spirit by playing at the football games and the basketball games at home. Twirlers, Susie Stokes and Steve McGuire, continued to win awards for their talents. The band won awards and presented several fine concerts during the year. Cathy Radley Diana Hartwick Brenda Stokes Susie Stokes Steve McGuire Randy Kinnear Susan Thomas Cathy Poe Ann Schone 5th GRADE BAND ROW 1: Melanie Johnson, Lillian Pratt, Beth Lasater, Elizabeth Wade, Billie Adams, Nina Carter, Carol Banta, Rosiland Abington, Jan Jones, Lee Lentz, Mary Brown, ROW 2: Kateri Wabaunsee, Patty Cawley, Debra Brown, Sammy Nuttle, Norman Newrider, Garnetta McGuire, Randy LeadingFox, Philip Edwards, David Nuttle, Lloyd Cummings, James Freeman, Kathy Henderson, ROW 3: Joe Fitzpatrick, Diane Johnson, Wayde Scheiwe, Brenda Kay Tubbs, Lisa Elston, Allen Hedierington, Leslie Elston, Derek Brown, Gordon Wichita, Regina Beaston, Kelley Dailey, Mae Beard. 6th GRADE BAND 1st ROW: Cathy McCray, Donna Adams, Renee Dunn, Roberta Karraker, Doreen Hatfield, Brenda Hoeltzel, Mary Jane Adams, Sherry Ford, Tammy Jennings, Dixie Baker, ROW 2: Tammy McCray, Susan Shoultz, Tammy Wilson Kanie Van Deventer, Debra Sarmento, Pam Schlais, Glenda Ryan, Shirley Negelein, Sue Pinkerton, ROW 3: Durrah Foshee, Austin Banning, James Britt, Connie Gilliland, Cheryl Cawley, R. J. Rice, George Cooper, Eddie Pratt, Donna Peters, Andy Wood, Curtis Roberts, ROW 4: Cecil Eshelman, Andy Roberts, Donnie Womack, Marty Newport, Bryon Wichita, Rodney Riley, Doug Pauls, Roger Alley, Edward Green, Mike Marshall, Jack Tefertiller. Mr. Don Cooksey is the Director. 49 1st ROW, 1 to t: Treca Bowen, Vicki Reed, Anne Scott, Rhonda Adams, Jan Robinson, Debbie Gripe, Ruth Bird, Roberta Smith, Virginia Griesel, 2nd ROW: Valeria Domeney, Elnora Willis, Iris Goodfox, Liana Hardy, Karen Horsechief, Ada Ohse, Suzanne Degeer, Lillie Littlesun, Debbie Rice, Miss Thomas, 3rd ROW: Marilyn Tague, Dora Adams, Marilyn Heisler, Janell Warden, Deana Gokey, Patty Kistler, Janis Walden, Felicia Avants, Beth Bowen, Sharon Lytle, 4th ROW: Linda Mitchell, Dorotha Arnold, Karan Bishop, Doris Garner, Virgena Malone, Susan Hartwick, Tonda James, Susie Martin, Tonie Walden, Nila Jones, 5th ROW: Vickie Laughter, Shelley Wills, Mary Griesel,Ann Schone, Annetta Kelley, Brenda Smith, Rose Long, Brenda Edwards, Treca Arnold, Jayna Casper JAN ROBINSON -President ROBERTA SMITH -Vice President DEBBIE GRIPE -Secretary RUTH BIRD -Treasurer FUTURE KL' ! HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PURPOSES OF FHA To promote an appreciation of homemaking. To emphasize home membership. To encourage democracy. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote international good will. To develop leadership in home and community life. To provide individual and group recreation. To further interest in home economics. Committee meeting of chapter members. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1st ROW L TO R: Roberta Smith, Anne Scott, Karen Newport, Jan Robinson, Tonie Waldon, Nila Jones, Virginia Griesel, Mr. Lawrence, 2nd ROW: Mrs. Lawrence, Shelley Wills, Mary Griesel, Paul Fenley, Steve Scott, Roger Scott, Nick Privett, Ricky Cartmell, kicky Majors. President V. President Secretary ANNE SCOTT ROGER SCOTT JAN ROBINSON One of the two newest organizations in our school is the Future Teachers of America Club. It was formed this year under the guidance of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. The Purpose of the club is to give those students who plan to enter the teaching profession some idea of the work they will be doing in later years. The members participate in activities that are an aid to faculty members, and at the same time learn valuable lessons in die educational field. Shelley Wills, Jan Robinson, Anne Scott, and Roger Scott. SI OFFICERS President - SUSAN HARTWICK Secretary - SUSAN THOMAS Vice President - KIM STEPHENS 1st ROW, 1 to r: Jo Lynn Lamirand, Connie Woodward, Billie Horsechief, Robin Alley, Cathy Hedges, and Cindy Perrine, 2nd ROW: Edna Robinson, Sharon Kelley, Mandy Nichols, Linda Mathews, Cathy Poe, Susan Thomas, Darlene Denney. Kim Stephens, Janet Gonzales, Leslie Teferteller, Virginia Taulman, Becky Wood. Mrs. Benjie Arnold, 3rd ROW: Kathy McCray, Verla Ohse, Debbie Thompson, Felicia Avants, Renee Green, Mary Brown, Jackie Alley. Kathy Bryant, Deana Gokey, Jana Wills, Patti Brien, Linda Cummings, 4th ROW: Tonda James, Susan Hartwick, Karan Bishop, Teresa Haug, Annetta Kelley, Sandra Adams,Vicki Laughter, Virgena Malone, Barbara Marlow, Diana Hartwick, Marcia Goff, Shelly Cawley. CHEERLEADERS L TO R: Cindy Perrine, Jo Lynn Lamirand, Cathy Hedges, Robin Alley, Connie Woodward , front, Billie Horsechief. ATHLETICS 53 PHS FOOTBALL TEAM HAROLD ROLLAND EARL RYAN RONNIE LEFORCE LEON FELIX The twelve boys pictured on this page are all members of the Senior Class and played their last football game for PHS during the 1969 season. During the years they played for the Pawnee Bears, these boys gave the crowds plenty to cheer about. Three members of the class were honored by beings named to the All-District team this year. Several others were given Honorable Mention on the same team. 54 BRYCE PICKERING LEROY DOWNS DENNIS SOUTHERN KENNETH McCRAY MIKE WILLIAMS - Junior GEARY LEFORCE - Junior HAROLD GREEN - Junior GORDON HOWELL - Junior LEON ROBINSON - Junior VIC BRUNS - Sophomore BILLY McCALL - Sophomore BOBBY TANNER - Sophomore The Bears opened District play with a win over Newkirk. 32-20, in the second game of the year. The following week Shidler was defeated to give the team a 2-1 record. With some of the strongest teams in the state on the schedule, the wins did not come frequently after that, and the team ended the season with a 3-7 record. Not once were the boys defeated by a big margin and with the caliber of competition they faced taken into consideration, one realizes that we did have a FINE team. BILL WILLIAMS - Sophomore CHARLES TUBBS - Sophomore LEE WILLS - Sophomore ARCHIE WILLIS - Sophomore 55 Action in the picture above left is from the Cleveland game. Alfred Horsechief is about to be downed after a good gain. In the other picture Horsechief again carries the ball after a hand off from Johnnie Novotny. 1969 RECORD Pawnee 10 Chandler 14 Pawnee 32 Newkirk 20 Pawnee 20 Shidler 14 Pawnee 6 Fairfax 24 Pawnee 6 Pwrry 19 Pawnee 7 Harrah 34 Pawnee 21 Drumright 6 Pawnee 12 Cleveland 24 Pawnee 6 Hominy 28 Pawnee 12 Tonkawa 20 RONNIE GARY ALFRED HORSECHIEF JOE BRENSING All-District End All-District Back All-District Tackle ALFRED HORSECHIEF--Outstanding Player A lot of preparation goes into each game. These pictures show some of the work done by the boys. Coach Boone is in the background making sure that everything is done right. These practices started early and lasted late from August through November. 56 LESTER INGLE STEVE SCOTT NICK PRIVETT These boys sustained injuries during the football season and were unable to have their pictures made in time for them to appear on the football pages. “B” TEAM BUILDS BEARS OF THE FUTURE B TEAM MEMBERS, L to R: Perry Southern, Paul Fenley, Jim Abington, Bobby Tanner, Lee Wills, Gary Tuck er. Bill Williams, Lester Ingle, Randy McGuire, Nick Privett, David Denney, Terry Southern, and Coach Jim Childers. “B” TEAM RECORD THE RECORD 1969-70 Pawnee 44 Perry 42 Pawnee 58 Dewey 49 Pawnee 54 Perry 57 Pawnee 54 Hominy 35 Pawnee 33 Oklmulgee 61 Pawnee 57 Chandler 65 Pawnee Pawnee 35 39 Shidler Chandler 37 54 Pawnee 56 Claremore 49 Pawnee 61 Cleveland 46 Pawnee 36 Newkirk 23 Pawnee 55 Perry 53 Pawnee 52 Blackwell 46 Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee 34 49 45 Blackwell Chandler Cleveland 58 47 40 Pawnee Pawnee 54 64 Hominy Shidler 59 48 Pawnee Pawnee 79 71 Drumright Drumright 74 51 Pawnee 43 Blackwell 65 Pawnee 55 Chandler 59 Pawnee 87 Shidler 55 Pawnee 40 Drumright 38 Pawnee 60 Newkirk 35 Pawnee 62 Perry 50 Pawnee Pawnee 52 54 Drumright Shidler 41 50 Pawnee 38 Blackwell 50 Pawnee 53 Hominy 67 Pawnee 43 Perry 50 Pawnee 58 Bethany 43 Pawnee 89 Newkirk 61 Pawnee Pawnee 46 47 Hominy Newkirk 41 39 Pawnee 60 Casady 51 Pawnee 54 Cleveland 57 Pawnee 41 Cleveland 43 BEARS HAVE ANOTHER GOOD YEAR ALFRED HORSECHIEF MIKE SANDERS RICKY TATUM CHARLIE BOWEN 58 BEARS EARN 3 TROPHIES EARLY LEON ROBINSON BOBBY TANNER CHARLES TUBBS GARY TUCKER BILL WILLIAMS LEE WILLS The Bears started the basketball season with the Nowata Tournament. From the tournament the Bears brought home both the third place trophy and the coveted Sportsmanship trophy. At the Central State Tournament the boys lost a close overtime game to Perry, and ended up with the second place trophy. With only one returning starter from last year, the Bears used hustle and desire to fashion a winning season. The championship of the North State Conference slipped out of the Bears' grasp after two narrow defeats at the hands of Hominy. The season provided many thrills for the fans and the boys are to be commended for the excellent record they established. 59 1st ROW: Roger Creager, Steve Kistler, Joe Day, Glen Boyer, George Taulman, 2nd ROW: Mr. Childers, Charlie Bowen, Leon Robinson, Gajy Tucker, Lee Wills, Harold Rolland, Nick Privett. BASEBALL In the pictures at the left, Mr, Childers gives some pointers on batting to Charlie Bowen and Harold Rolland. Baseball is a new sport to Pawnee High School, having been played for only four years. It is difficult to get good coverage of the baseball season since the yearbook must be sent in before the season starts. The 1969 team performed admirably and won several games even though they played some tough competition. We are looking forward to an even better year in 1970. When the cold March winds blow the dirt miles high, you can find the baseball boys out in it doing their part to bring fame to Pawnee High School. 60 L TO R: Gordon Howell, Alfred Horsechief, Lester Ingle, Mike Sanders, Roger Scott, Joe Brensing, Dennis Schulze, Ronnie LeForce, Earl Ryan, Steve Alley. TRACK At the left Ronnie LeForce, Alfred Horsechief, Mike Sanders, and Earl Ryan; senior members of the track team; discuss their hopes for the 1970 season. In the bottom picture, Steve Alley, Mike Sanders, Dennis Schulze, and Joe Brensing practice handing the baton for one of the events they plan to enter. In the 1969 season the Pawnee Bears qualified for the State Track Meet in six different events. The Bears were also crowned champions of die North State Conference and of the Pawnee Invitational Meet. With many of the same boys returning for this year's team, we can look forward to another good season in 1970. 61 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL AND TRACK 1st ROW: Kent Rice, Arnold Bowman, Roger Bryant, Ricky Venable, David Kline, Pat Turner, Randy Dailey, Duane Avants, Kris Kline, Terry Perrine, Rex Bowman, 2nd ROW: Roy LeForce, Ricky Van Deventer, Everett Loman, Jimmy Elston, Tommy Ryan, Tommy Stokes, Morris Brien, Frank Gentry, Sylvester Willis, Eli Page, 3rd ROW: Kim McGuire, Martin Wade, Lee Alley, John Maltsberger, Joe Day, Ted Crocker, Delbert Stanbrough, Walter Long, Chester Leading Fox, Leslie Dallas, Mr. Poe, Mr. Stephens, 4th ROW: James Novotny, Marty Kline, Randy Cartmell, David Dailey, Danny Williams, Butch Buchanan, David Ferguson, Ken Boyce, Joe Maltsberger. 1st ROW: Terry Perrine, Kent Rice, Roy LeForce, John Maltsberger, Frank Gentry, Arnold Bowman, ROW 2: Morris Brien, Delbert Stanbrough, George Taulman, Tommy Stokes, Joe Maltsberger, Kim McGuire, David Kline, Mr. Poe, ROW 3: Lee Alley, Randy Cartmell, Martin Wade, Danny Williams, Ken Boyce, Billy McCall, Archie Willis, Charley Howell, ROW 4: Paul Sanders, Joe Allenbaugh, Butch Buchanan, Nick Privett, Vic Bruns, Gary Tucker, Bobby Tanner, Bill Williams, Jerry Ryan. 62 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL L TO R: Frank Gentry, Tommy Stokes, Joe Maltsberger, Horace Lyons, David Ferguson, Vance Horsechief, Paul Sanders, Martin Wade, Steve Kistler, Lee Alley, Sylvester Willis, David Kline. Mr. Wellon Poe, Coach. 7th AND 8th GRADE BASKETBALL 1st ROW: Steve Roberts, Kent Rice, David Dietz, Jeff Tull, Dennis Gilliland, Randy Cartmell, Martin Wade, John Maltsberger, Dale Creager, ROW 2: Jim Bowen, Calvin Bode, Bill Watson, Eddie Rice, Roger Bryant, Kris Kline, Ricky Venable, Duane Avants, Eli Page, Herbert Waldon, Mr. Arnold, ROW 3: Sylvester Willis, Leslie Dallas, Ted Crocker, Donald Tubbs, Val Eppler, Terry Johnson, Ricky Van Deventer, Randy Dailey, Steve Freeman, Rex Bowman. 63 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Williams, Bobby Tanner, Vic Bruns, and Nick Privett, members of the 880 yard relay team in '69, discuss the results of the Cleveland Track meet in which they won first place. Martin Wade, Lee Alley, Randy Cartmell, Joe Maltsberger. At the left Horace Lyons, Vance Horsechief, Lee Alley, Paul Sanders, Joe Maltsberger, and Tommy Stokes prepare to leave for a Junior High Basketball game. The Junior High teams were not successful in some of their bids for victory this year, but their attitude, hustle, and desire were certainly commendable. 64 ROYALTY MR. AND MISS PHS MISS BETH ANN BOWEN AND MR. ALFRED HORSECHIEF One of the highest honors that can come to a student is to be named as the winner of the Mr. and Miss PHS contest. Any student in the Senior Class may be nominated by the student body. From this group of nominees, the two boys and two girls who receive the most votes in an election become finalists. These four are then voted on again and the boy and girl who receive the most votes are the lucky people who have been chosen as the best all-around boy and girl in school. BRUIN QUEEN -JI SUSIE STOKES The Bruin Queen is selected by judges from out of town at the annual Bruin Queen Contest which consists of having the candidates, dressed in formal gowns, walk across the stage. The girls are judged on dress, poise, carriage and charm. Seven finalists are selected by the judges and from these seven, the queen is chosen. Susie Stokes, a senior, was the lucky girl chosen this year. 67 BRUIN ATTENDANTS MISS JUDY STOKES MISS NEILDA CREAGER , MISS CATHY BRUNS I MISS CONNIE TANNAHILL MISS MARILYN HEISLER FOOTBALL QUEEN JAN ROBINSON Jan is a senior this year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson. Jan is very active in many organizations. She reigned over the homecoming game and will be a candidate for All-State Queen. 69 BASKETBALL QUEEN TRECA BOWEN Treca is a sophomore. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen. The basketball boys nominate one girl from each class to be a candidate for basketball queen. From these three girls the student body selects the winner. This year, Queen Treca reigned over the Pawnee-Cleveland basketball game. One of the mementos presented to the queen each year is a basketball charm to remind her always of this occasion. 70 FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL ATTENDANTS MISS CATHY BRUNS MISS ROBERTA SMITH 71 BAND QUEEN The band queen is elected by members of the band each year. She is crowned at the winter concert which is usually held during February. The queen reigns over this concert. DORA ADAMS Junior FFA QUEEN Each year the members of the FFA select a girl from each of the top three classes to be a candidate for FFA Sweetheart. This year, Miss Peggy Lucas, a senior won. It is her duty to assist the FFA by handing out ribbons, etc. at the local stock shows. PEGGY LUCAS Senior SUSAN HARTWICK Freshman JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL QUEEN DIXIE BRIEN Seventh grade ATTENDANTS MARCIA GOFF Eighth grade 73 74 ELEMENTARY Robin Alley Duane Avants Calvin Bode James Bowen Cindy Bowman Rex Bowman Gary Brown Gene Brown Jane Brown Quine ey Brown Dixie Brien Molly Bruns Roger Bryant Patricia Carter Ted Crocker Linda Cummings Randy Dailey Leslie Dallas Clark DeGeer Ricky Edwards Tom Eppler Rhonda Fitzpatrick Stephen Freeman Gail Gorden Bobbie Green Leo Hatfield Cathy Hedges Chiquita Heisler Spencer Johnson Terry Johnson Bert Johnston Carolyn Kistler Kris Kline Gary Leading Fox Walter Long Everett Loman Barbara Marlow Arthur Mulder Mandy Nichols Verla Ohse Eli Page Cindy Perrine Harry Pickering Thomas Privett Cathy Radley Edna Robinson Tommy Ryan Patty Sarmento 75 David Dietz Ronnie Young Kim Stephens Brenda Stokes Michael Tague Virginia Taulman Donald Tubbs Ricky Van Deventer Ricky Venable Bennie Watson Herbert Waldon Sylvester Willis Jana Wills Brent Williams EIGHTH GRADE Sandra Adams Jackie Alley Wayne Arnold Jackie Beagle Kent Bowman Patty Brien Kathy Bryant Randall Cartmell Shelly Cawley Lynette Coleman Kelly Colilazier Dale Creager Ginger Creager Darlene Denney Bennie Doughty Billy Ellington Danny Elliot Mary Beth Fields Ricky Fisher Janis Foshee Dennis Gilliland Marcia Goff Janet Gonzolas Ronia Green 76 Laura Guillory Dennis Haga Cathy Hartwick Diana Hartwick Charley Howell Marty Kline Sharon Kelley Randal Kinnear Jo Lynn Lamirand Chester Leading Fox Roy LeForce Ronda Lentz Bobby Long John Maltsburger Linda Mathews Mary Martin Kim McGuire Alice Mulder Linda Negaline Terry Perrine Kathy Pickering Cathy Poe Vicki Reed Kent Rice Lloyd Roberson Steve Roberts Carol Sneed Bobby S tarns Janice Stanbrough Shannib Stith Janell Tannahill Lesley Tefertiller Susan Thomas Deborah Thompson Jeff Tull Pat Turnner Desha Turner Martin Wade Pearlena Waldon John Weaver Janice Wheeler Carol Willians Dennis Williams Tommy Williams Darla Wills Becky Wood Billy Wood Connie Woodward 77 MRS. FRITZ’S SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Julie Kline, Cecil Eshelman, Carey Guillory, Dixie Baker, Kathryn McCray, Renee Dunn, Cathy Malone, Donna Adams, Tammy Jennings, Austin Banning, Durrah Foshee, Roger Alley, ROW 2: Cynthia Lewis, Royce Brian, Beverly Roberts, Mary Ann LeForce, Rodney Riley, Mary Jane Adams, Keven Lorentz, Roberta Karraker, Donna Hartwick, Sherry Ford, James Britt, Mrs. Fritz, ROW 3: Mike Green, Edward Green, Cy Eppler, Cheryl Cawley, Brenda Hoeltzel, George Cooper, Melanie Lytle, Tammie Hagle, Connie Gilliland, Royal Riley, Doreen Hatfield, Jerry Day. MRS. TINER’S SIXTH GRADE ROW I; Amber Fuller, Tammy McCray, Penny Lytle, Linda Tucker, Sue Pinkerton, Donna Peters. Shirley Nege-lein. Jack Tefertiller, Mike Marshall, ROW 2: Mrs. Tiner, Andy Wood, Larry Martin, Terry Turner, James Sharp. Wayne Warden, Doug Pauls, Gina Primeaux, Denise Lyons, Curtis Roberts. ROW 3: Yvette Bergeson. Roy Riley, Nannie Matthews, Kathleen Williams, Tammy Wilson, Chris McAlister, Debra Sarmento, Andy Roberts, Billy Willis, ROW 4: Donnie Womack, Susan Shoultz, Bernadette Wabaunsee, Byron Wichita, Wayne Fuller, R. J. Rice, Karrie Van Deventer, Marty Newport, Pam Schlais, Edward Pratt. 78 MRS. GILLILAND’S FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: Terry Felix, Mary Brown. Kelley Dailey, Becky Cavett, Mae Beard, Carol Banta, Patti Cawley, Teresa Bode, Roslind Abington, Nina Carter, ROW 2: Debra Brown, Becky Day, Jeffery Gray, Billie Adams, Randall Denney, Randall Green, Dale Gripe, Lee Lentz, Shelby Gordon, Regina Beaston, Mrs. Gilliland, ROW 3: James Freeman, Joe Fitzpatrick, Allen Hetherington, Randy LeadingFox, Fred Crocker, Katie Brison, Leslie Elston, Derek Brown. MRS. McCRAY’S FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: Mrs. McCray, David Nuttle, Ronnie McAbee, David Lilley, Sheree Heisler, Cindy Funkhouser, Kathy Henderson, Melody Johnson, Sharon Hardy, ROW 2: Carl Robinson, Jeff Oyler, Tim Schlais, Sammy Nuttle. Philip Edwards, Beth Lasater, Susan Gonzales, Floyd Novotny. ROW 3: Wayde Schiewe, LeAnn Dollarhide, Diane Johnson, Garnetta McGuire, Helen Horsechief, Lisa Elston, Michael Moore, Norman Newrider, Danny Nichols. 70 MRS. WILLIAMS’S FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: Terry Spearman, Jane Turner, Kateri Wabaunsee, Lisa Paxton, Tammy Thomas, Scott Stokes, Steve Stokes, Doug Van Deventer, Bobby Westerfield, ROW £: Donna Shoe, Carmen Topetchy, Lillian Pratt, Ernest Willis, Lloyd Cummings, Gordon Wichita, Lee Stephens, Gene Taulman, Jimmy Toothman, ROW 3; Tresa Richards, Elizabeth Wade, Brenda Thompson, Karen Shoultz, William Webb, Mary Patton, Billy Vickers, Monte Spears, David Tucker. MRS. PETER’S FOURTH GRADE ROW 1; Tony Brien, Terri Burch, Dexter Brison, Holly Guillory. Sandy Hanger, Verna Buchanan. Wilson Moore, Ricky Adams, Alan Mulder, Jacki Davis, Travis Lockhart, Donald Cather. ROW 2: Leslie Eppler, Terri Lewis, Bob Buchanan, Bruce Myers, Kenneth Negelein, Tim Casper, Tracy Shields, Tressa Christensen. Greg Leadine Fox. Troy Harris, Larry Lytle, Mrs. Peter, ROW 3: Opal Elston, Sandra Green, Valerie Heatherington, George Haskell. Neva Moore, Micheal Hilbert. Val Cokey, Suan Dunn, Laurene Eppler, Florissa Kanuko, Mark Brumfield. 80 MRS. ROGERS’S FOURTH GRADE ROW X: David Rogers, Janet Tucker, Debbie McAlister, Julie Sanders, Lori Sorrell, Shirley Martin, Debra Sharp, Brenda Porter, Charles Tennison, Lawrence Cummings, ROW 2: John Stokes, Krista Stephens, Gregory Topetchy, Anthony Robinson, Tammy McKinney, Rachel Pratt, Steven Tull, Danny Ratliff, Chris Wilson, Bobby Warden. Charles Willis, Larry Brison, ROW 3: Mrs. Rogers, Nancy Nichols, Kenneth Sarmento, Dennis Wedd, Joe Privett, David Robinson, Dennis Walker, Cindy Shoe, Vera Shields, Barbara Wade, Melba Seals, Don Charles Sayre. MRS. BURKES’S THIRD GRADE ROW 1: Charles Banning, Darrell Henager, Randy Edwards, Nellie Layton, Carolyn Westerfield, Robert Adams, Clifford Gordon, Bonnie Ellington, Ella Johnson, ROW 2: Mrs. Burkes, Leroy Carter, David Upshaw, James Kanuho, Judy Reed, Francis Grant, Alice Alexander, Vickie Buchanan, Treva Lockhart, Belinda Hargrove, ROW 3; Terry Gamer, Lori Keeton. Sherman Gonzales, Linda Adams, Steven Cartmell, Carolyn Heath, Jacquita Gokey, Stephanie Reeves, Judy Hamburger, ROW 4: Tony Green, Jerry Brown, Kevin Abington, John Eppler, Eric Ford, Bruce Hoeltzel, Michael Moore, Steven Riley. 81 MRS. YAGHER'S THIRD GRADE ROW 1: Scott Lyons, Derel Green, Martin Kelley, Debra Eileen Rogers, Mark McAlister, Patty Richards, Jeffrey White, Steve.n Hargrove, Kathy Robbins, Robin Sellers, Gary Taulman, Shaun Olson, ROW 2: Allen Moore, Beverly Whitworth, Cheryl Schlais, David Johnson, Jerald Warden, Bobbie Shoe, Lorena Roberson, Zane Lasater, Eva Robinson, Lisa Smalley, Jerry Roberts, Jason Perry, Jean Sayre, Mrs. Yagher, ROW 3: Elvis Ray Green, Sandra Sharp, Beverly Stuteville, Verlin Ohse, Roger Smith, Robin Kent Tubbs, James M. Sun Eagle, Celia Joy Van Deventer, Kenny Tucker, Pratt Leading Fox, Tony Abington. MISS FITCHETT’S SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Roger McCray, Norman Keel, Teri Brown, Robert Black, Kathy Hardy, Paul Cather, Jerry Holyfield, Pamela Funkhouser, Mike Bowman, ROW 2; Bobby Lasater, Rita Anderson, Robert Burch, Rhonda Charlton, Tommy Methen, Jimmy Ewy, John Lyons, Jim Beard, Rose Brison, ROW 3: leff Davis, Paula Freeman, John Paxton, Frank Brown, Billy Lytle, Perry Heath, Linda Fuss, Rachenda Brien, Vicki Dollarhide, Lozana Eppler. 82 MRS. STAFFORD’S SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Tommy Whiteshirt, Alvin Peters, Pamela Kelley, Marcy Nichols, Kenneth Stage, Gary Vance, Robert Rice, Wellon Poe, Henry Wheeler, ROW 2: Chris Henderson, Mark Tucker, Lloyd Seals, Gary Sorrell, Lana Turner, Greg Robinson, Jeanie Kistler, Wakina Schiewe, Donya Waters, C. D. Moore, ROW 3: Bunnie Sue Jake, Jesse Shields, Morris Wade, Troy Willis, Mark Reinhard, Angela Joe, Kevin Riley, Tom Sayre, Stephen Schulze, Cindy Webb, Teacher, Mrs. Stafford. MRS. COOKSEY’S FIRST GRADE ROW 1: Stacie Bryant, Larry Elston, Barbara Brigman, Ronnie Ewy, Clifford Karraker, Arthur Smith, Julie Davis, Darrel Brien, Mrs. Cooksey, ROW 2: Lucina Barber, Jana Allenbaugh, Janet Creager, Naomi Brown, Cindy Cavett, Billy Banta, Duane Layton, Dean Henager, Debbie Buchanan, ROW 3: Troy Jones. Michelle Cather, Connie Beagle, Eddy Eppler, Teddy Jenkins, Randy Garner, Denise Moore, Margo Guillory, Greg Abington. 83 MRS. DAVIS'S FIRST GRADE ROW 1: Mr. Smith, Kimberley Stage, Anita Whiteshirt, Janice Young, Cindy Tennison, Mike Tucker, Donna Sneed, Mike Wells, Sherry Sorrell, Roger Spears, Jimmy Rowe, Mrs. Lentz, ROW 2: Cindy Spearman, Carla Whitworth, Lisa Shoe, Brenda Smith. Doyle Wedd, Elton Stocker, Calvin Stokes, Gary Stewart, ROW 3: Edna Willi.;, Philip Stephens, Tonia Truly, Tony Watkins, Becky Share, Mike Williams, Cathy Welker, Gina Barber. MRS. LENTZ’S FIRST GRADE ROW 1: Mike Smith, Jimmy Nuttle, David Shoultz, Catherine Moore, Goldie Roberts, Jeffrey Robinson, Mikel Reeves, Kathy Lockhart, ROW 2: Cherlyn Reinhard, Mary Jo McKinney, Treca Oliver, Cecil Shields, Carl Stokes, Brenda Rowe, Kay LeadingFox, Randy McAbee, Randy Sellers, ROW 3; Terry Gokey, Melinda Hilbert, Martin Keeton, Virginia LittleSun, Kenneth Miller, Jacklyn Rogers, Donna Grant, Angela Primeaux. 84 KINDERGARTEN STARTS 1st ROW: Terri Black, Alice Castillo, Melissa Goff, Shari Collins, John Greer, David Kanuho, Jackie Joe Gregor, Ronda Glaze, Teresa Poe, BACK ROW: Mrs. Jones, Dawn Robbins, Tommy Oyler, Greg Vance, Ricky Lovelace, Jovonne Price, Tanya Teeman, Denise Spears, Lori Spears, Mrs. Fuss. STUDENTS ON ROAD TO GRADUATION SITTING: Linda Smith, Monte Roberson, Rodney White, Kay Beard, Doneall Brison, Lola Mulder, Timmy Brown, GeNell Richards. Dawn Robbins, STANDING: Buddy Bonner, Mark Beston, Wayne Rogers, Quintin Ratliff, Kim Merriman. Vicki Green, Holly Divine, Treva Abbington. Ricky Lovelace, Roger Buchanan. Roger Beagle, Mrs. Fuss, Mrs. Jones. 85 HIGH SCHOOL: FRONT ROW, L to R: Iris Goodfox, Tonie Waldon, Beth Ann Bowen, Patricia Mitchell, Teresa Arnold, Jody Brown, Connie Tannahill, Mr, Lawrence, Debbie Gripe, Roberta Smith, Vicki Brien, and Diana Tague. OFFICE GIRLS JR. HIGH: L to R: Cynthia Gripe, Toni Machetta, Neilda Creager, Susie Stokes, Debbie Rice. 86 TRANSPORTATION HIGH SCHOOL COOKS Mrs. Beaver - Mrs. Laughter - Mrs. Tanner Mrs. Garner Lee Skidgel - William Kistler GRADE SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Mr. Osborn GRADE SCHOOL COOKS Mrs. Tull - Mrs. Braddy - Mrs. Van Brunt - Mrs. Greager -Mrs. Karraker HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Mr. Tull - Mr. Hopper - Mr. Van Brunt 87 89 90 91 ADVERTISING McGEE’S MODEL CLEANERS Quality Cleaning and Pressing 1 - Day Service Free Pick-Up and Delivery JAMES McGEE Phone PO 2-2659 Pawnee, Oklahoma KLINE FEED STORE Purina JUnde checkers PO 2311 Pawnee DONL DRUG Russell Stover Candies - Bonnie Belle Cosmetics Double Bubble Bubble Gum Max Factor West Side of Square PO 2-2228 Pawnee, Oklahoma C. J. LYONS, JEWELER 547 Sixth Street Pawnee, Oklahoma 740 58 Phone PO 2-2335 POTEET FUNERAL HOME 762-2557 Pawnee, Oklahoma 74058 MEURER ABSTRACT TITLE COMPANY (Since 1893) Complete Title Plant PAUL W. THOMAS P. O. Box 277 Owner and Manager Phone PO 2-2622 HARTWICK GULF SERVICE THE PAWNEE CHIEF V Your Friendly Gulf Service Publishers Printers 7 Phone 762-3210 School and Office Supplies Typewriters - Adding Machines Polaroid Cameras Pawnee, Oklahoma 74058 On the Corner' • DESIGNED WITH THE SENIOR IN MIND BY JERRY L. JAMES h Senior Portraits Individual Packets 'A' Composites «★ Glossies J ★ Groups Kerry’s S tuiiin Kerry C. Karnes. $hntographrr Jiaunirr. (Okla. Dial |U0 2-3273 TONY THOMAS Insurance and Real Estate Where The Sure Is Always In Insure Pawnee Oklahoma GOLD SPOT DAIRY FOODS GOLD SPOT DAIRY V age V Not Only Better. . . Always the Best! Enid - Stillwater - Ponca City - Oklahoma City PAWNEE DRUG COMPANY Prescription Pharmacy If It’s Rexall, It’s Right Phone PO 2-2148 Pawnee Oklahoma Say Graduation With Flowers at MARGARET’S Opposite Pawnee Hospital MIDWAY BARBER SHOP OKLAHOMA FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY West Side FLOYD ROBBINS (General Agent) Pawnee, Oklahoma Res. Phone - Off. 521 6th Street PO 2-2981 - Pawnee, Oklahoma -PO 2-2222 THURBER’S GROCERY AND MARKET PAWNEE AUTO PARTS We Deliver West Side Square Phone PO 2-2571 REBA and GLENDALE THURBER Pawnee, Oklahoma HANS and BURMA Phone PO 2-3232 Pawnee, Oklahoma PAWNEE GRAIN SUPPLY We Strive to Make You A Ma rket and Render You A Service Feed - Seed - Fertilizer - Custom Grinding Mixing, Pelleting Klein Gail Phone PO 2-2520 Pawnee ALLENBAUGH SERVICE STATION First Street and E. Highway 64 Friendly Service PO 2-3296 Pawnee, Oklahoma SMITH OIL CO. VANCE’S RESTAURANT Mobil Products ELZIE SMITH Phone PO 2-2738 Pawnee, Oklahoma We Specialize In Steaks - Chops - Chicken - Sea Foods Paw ne e, Oklahoma PAWNEE HENERY’S SINCLAIR GRILL RANCHBURGER Homemade Bread Short Orders 4th and Harrison Home Cooked Malts and Shakes Pawnee, Oklahoma 74058 Meals Fast Service PO 2-2583 MALTSBERGER OIL CATES MALT SHOP Wholesale Gas, Oil, and Grease Farm Deliveries Phone PO 2-3196 Good Food Friendly Service KELLEY IMPLEMENT SHOE CENTER John Deere Tractors Combines - Implement - Tires Service - Repairs Pawnee's One-Stop Family Shoe Store, The Phone PO 2-2584 Pawnee, Oklahoma 74058 SHOE CENTER Best Wishes P. H.S. MAJORS 66 SERVICE It Pays From the Phone PO 2-2273 To Buy Yearbook Ads ROY LAWRENCE DRILLING CO. Pawnee PO 2-2142 Okla. WESTERN AUTO STORE For Auto Parts and Accessories Phone PO 2-2113 INEZ APPAREL Fashion for Tomorrow Pawnee CROCKER SON Plumbing and Electric Shop Phone PO 2-2278 Pawnee PAWNEE LUMBER CO. Building Mate rials Paints - Wallpaper Glass Floor Tile Phone PO 2-2750 Pawnee VICK'S Grocery and Market 7 to 11 7 Days A Week rfickory Pit BBQ At All Times Pawnee Flowers for Graduation PAWNEE FLOWER SHOP Mrs. Minney Jo Penny Pawnee OSBORN'S COIN-o-MATIC LAUNDRY Speed Queen Washe rs and Cissell Dryers Open 24 Hours, 7 Days A Week 609 Elm Pawnee LEE ROGERS GROCERY MARKET One Block East of High School Phone PO 2-2374 Pawnee WOODY'S MOTEL STATION West Side of Town Phone PO 2-9917 Pawnee BEA BEAUTY SALON PO 2-2492 429 Harrison Pawnee HOOBLER'S BARBER SHOP Your Patronage is Appreciated Here Pawnee RENA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone PO 2-2397 Rena Pawnee, Oklahoma Compliments of 116 N. 2nd., Ponca City, Okla. Rogers 5-3381 Royal Typewriters Pawnee Coca-Cola has the taste you never get tired of. l BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY OTASCO PAWNEE OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY COUNTY A.S.C. Employees Phone PO 2-2283 Salute the BRUIN Your home of better values HELEN HARTWICK MARY SCHONE WILMA BRADLEY TONY SPEARMAN GLENN H. LAMIRAND PAWNEE BEAR BOOSTERS INC. BOOST THE BEARS Win or Lose EMLE WESTERN, INC. Home Office in New York City Other Plants in North Carolina Manufacturers of Ladies Seamless Hosiery BRIENS If Mechanics Such as Ann Schone, Cathy Bruns, and Vicki Brien Try to Fix Your Car. Be Sure to Take it to BRIEN'S PAINT and BODY SHOP for Repairs. At Noon You Can Find Practically Anyone at BROCK'S TASTEE FREEZE Getting Food, Fun, and Quick Friendly Service. Phone: PO 2-3263 BROCK’S TASTEE FREEZE Ronnie Le Force and Randy James Pay a Visit to Pawnee's Establishment of the Finest Automotive Service. MITCHELL TIRE SERVICE David Maltsberger, Mark Scott, and Dennis Schulze Have Brought Their Car Problems to the Right Place. When You Are in Need of the Best in Service or Automotive Repair, Come to McCRAY’S “66” MR. BOB KLINE is Efficiently Checking Out Groceries to Anne Scott and Susie Stokes Who Say, Stop, Shop, and Save at KLINE’S GROCERY AND MARKET Brenda Jones and Joyce Sallee 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 PARLAND FAIRFAX PACKING CO. Post Office Box 525 Fairfax, Oklahoma 74637 Steve Alley and Connie Tannahill Banking at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK. A GOOD EDUCATION MAKES GOOD BANKING CUSTOMERS. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF THE PAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC All Future Cowboys Always Buy Their Boots and Hats at MARX WHEELERS CLOTHING COMPANY TOM BOLT and CHUCK PRIVETT Matt Henry, Ann Schone, and Brenda Smith are Examining the Fine Quality of Carpet at PERRINE’S FURNITURE Look at All the Nice People Getting Friendly Service F rom ANTRIM LUMBER COMPANY Dennis Schulze, Ann Schone, Peggy Lucas, and Ronnie Gray. While Shopping at Sanders Market, You Always Get Fast and Friendly Service Says Roberta Smith, While Mike and Paul Sanders Check Out Her Groceries. SANDERS MARKET Mark Waters and Vicki Brien Say That You're Missing a Lot if You're Missing the Convenience of a Full Service Bank at the Pawnee National. Our Congratulations to the Seniors, Teachers, and Parents. THE PAWNEE NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC Candy Cheatham and Rita Lamirand Are Modeling Some of the Popular Styles Found at DIANA’S FASHION SHOP Merle Howell and Charles Leadingfox Help Stock the Outstanding Bargains Found at CHEATHAM’S GROCERY DIME STORE Elton Ray Kline and Don Hughs Give Advice on the Fine Produce Found at PIGGLY WIGGLY ERMY’S Shelley Wills and Debbie Gripe Examine the Latest Patterns and Fabrics While Joe Brensing and Scotty Ferguson Look Over Some of the Excellent Men's Products at Ermy' s Fabric Shop Men's and Boys' Store 108 109 As the years roll by and we leave the halls of PHS, it is the hope of the Bruin staff that you will be able to use this yearbook to recall pleasant memories of your high school days. 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