Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1937 volume:

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I I I :I E I I i I I I I 1 I ,I I I I r I I I i I I I I A I ! I I I I I I ,. ..- n' 'x l 3 1,1 , - 5, I fr:I.12F'..:'X1 . , X ' w 1 1 -,.,...1- - -Fr. --..,. 1 ...-'11 1-ui Y - Q xfi r. 'I ' . i U., br O-Q-l Q-A A l. ,la 3.1.3 A 1 5-ELL I I ,.L-v- I , ,1 ' 1, ' 1',l 5,11--1-iq' KT Kiwi N 2' ass'-vtmfsh Iii s i'.':E.5:k mf1 '-Us 'I it PET.-'J.S 'fi' 'If '1Iv!':'l :fu wg' -Tk - Y rslfg '17, 'fl ,'-h55'C.',2 .'1.Qg!Lf:'1 ii! DEDICATION A To the Faculty: Whose endless patience and untiring efforts in be- half of our welfare, have been the guiding lights along education's path, We dedicate this Caldron. FOREWORD A Hoping that this book Will serve in the distant fu- ture to recall pleasant mem- ories, we have attempted to embody in it all the inter- esting features of Shawnee High School life of 1936- 1937. The Caldron Staff. CREED A We believe in Shawnee High School as an institu- tion which embodies the highest ideals of sportsman- ship in the classroom as pvell as on the athletic field. We pledge to take the priv- ileges she offers, to be trust- worthy as citizens, modest in victory, brave in defeat, and at all times true to our flag. TABLE OF CONTENTS A Introduction Administration Seniors Underclassmen Queens and Features Organizations Athletics Advertisements BURTON, JAS. M.. Principal. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. Oklahoma A. and M., M. A. ALLRED. IVA, Mathematics. ivy! Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. BOONE. PAUL, Band and Orchestra. Oklahoma A. and M., B. S. tViolinJ. BUDD, LOIS A.. English. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. CARSON, THELMA, Domestic Science. University of Oklahoma, B. S. CHRISTIAN, ALINE, Libral'ian. University of Oklahoma, B. A. DWIGHT, LESLIE, Mathematics. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. University of Oklahoma, M. A. ELKINS. GLADYS, History, Oklahoma Baptist University, B. AL Columbia University, M. A. EMERY. EMOGENE, Public Speaking. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. ELLIS, L. A., Commercial. Oklahoma A. and M., B. S. GUTTERY. HAZEL, Commercial. University of Oklahoma, B. S. IIANSEN, DONALD, French and English. University of Oklahoma, B. A. HIXSON, H. G.. Social Science. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. JONES. MILDRED, English. Oklahoma Baptist University, M. A. University of Oklahoma, M. A. KRAVSSE. OTTO, Vocational Agriculture. Oklahoma, A. and M., B. S. LE CRONE, RAY, Athletic Coach. University of Oklahoma, B. S. LEDFORD. FLORENCE. Commercial. Southeastern Teachers' College, B. A University ot' Oklahoma, M. A. LONGWITH. R. V., Vocational Printing. Oklahoma Baptist University, A. B. Eight SHAWNEE FACULTY of S. H. S. A H RITTE1R. LILLY B. High School Secretary. MEANS, BESS MARIE, English. University of Oklahoma, B. A.. M. A. PHELAN, KENNETH L.. Science. University of Oklahoma, B. A. Oklahoma A. and M., M. S. RANKIN, FRANCES, English. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. RANKIN, LOUISE E., Spanish. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. ROYSTER. FLORENCE, Domestic Art University of Oklahoma, B. S. SPOONER, GAIL, Physical Education. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. Columbia University, M. A. STRONG, WILLIAM M., Mechanical Drawing Oklahoma A. and M.. B. S.. M. S. TAPP, MARJORIE DODGE, Art. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. TAYLOR, MARY H., History. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. TAYLOR, WENDELL, Mathematics. University of Oklahoma, B. S.. M. Ed. U. S. Naval Academy. B, S. WADE, ROBBIE L., Music. Oklahoma Baptist University. B. F. A. WARD, C. RILEY. History. Quachita College, B. A. University of Missouri. B. S. University of Oklahoma, B. S. WELLS, ALVA, History. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. A. University of Oklahoma, M. A. WELLS, MABEL, Latin. Park College, B. A. WEBSTER, EUGENE B., Biology. University of Kansas, B. A. University of Oklahoma. M. A. YANCE-Y, J. E.. Woodwork. Oklahoma A. and M., B. S., M. S. IGH SCHOOL Principal and Superintendent JAMES M. 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' I'.'1K'Q'. kin! .4 Class Officers and Sponsors RACHEL BRITAIN MYRL WARREN .. OPAL CARLTON ...... BILLY HOOVER RACHEL BRITAIN n LOUISE RANKIN .. LESLIE DWIGHT .. President Vice-President Secretary Yell Leaders Sponsors SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL HELEN ZURMEHLY Huw nanny milvs to Ilic Milos? ilizxnslg Girl Ill-1-is-rvvs ANNA JUNE MYTON Million Dollar Smile. ulirl Reserves., LY EVA PLU NKETT SlllillHllS nnfl frivnilly 'vi' sinnpinf' iN:iIi1-nul llnnur Sm-iv MILDRED IRENE WALLER A mudol sind:-nl-'n' :ill ilml stuff. U'li-o1'lnh3 lliimmlruyne-3 Up.-ru-ilu: l,iln':1l'ySl:iff.I LORENE SEABORN L'n1ph! pl-rsonilie4l. Ui. A. U.: Wolw-rvtlm-sp Uffivv Girl: llirl Ill,-se-x'w-S: Prosialvni Ss-nim' flirlsm LORA CLARK Quin-l :inrl :-1im'1-rv. RUTH GUNN A good m:n'la:-imzui ln ll'l'ucLor'.J RUBY STANDARD A ri-nl ja-in-I. Qllonnr Suciety.J MILDREIJ LIPPICRT l,ikuhli- girl, lililflrud 1l'rm-Loizl 3 Stud:-nl Uouncilj tyg Girl Iles:-rvvsj SE IOR5 NAOMI GRAY Mi: XVzu'rl'S priilq- and juyj' lllzlnilg 0rclivstr:x.b RUTH LYNN A swf-I-In-r mall n--vc-r 1-:ill-re-il ilu I 5 Alma. Mawr. iilliim- ilirlg NYnlx'vrn-tie-sg Girl ll: N1 I xl HHN1. -,-. MARDA LEE NVINSETT Van yun ivan-li us llnl Sn-minul. 1XYulx'r-iw-ln-sg I.ilsr:u'y StufT.b HAZEL PETERSON .Xnnilu-r S. ll. H. lie-ninsf' llluslm-ss: llonm' Snwii-ty.b OLIVIA MORRIS ll:-I' initials ure- U. M.. tml. lllusu-ssg llunur Sm-if-lyjl KATHERINE BLAKLEY A girl who is ai wnnrll-rfnl fri iSllulz-nt l'uunm-il: XX'1ulx'n-iw-Ile-s l':itrnl l'r0Clnr.l VIRGINIA MAE GROCE 'XX Ilinlmqy Img. lllffim- Girl: XVnlvvl'e-th-s.l EDWINA FRAZIER .Xrv yuu rvully as stuslious :is MILURED DUNN 'lbihy :incl swl-vi. fl'i'm'tur: llirl llv:-ff-iw:-.J 1 ns l. Four! er n SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL lll SE 10115 JACK PUTNAM MAE LYDAY All ulwl nrniy mam. llvr wurrls :uw fe-w and fm' lu-tvvn-4-ii. l'l'i':is'k.1 1l'i'm-lm' Svcl'0t2ll'y.J HAZEL SIRIVEY JESSE JOHNSON Ili-r faiwwi-ilv shin is llui-la. Nm-illiur liumlsmm- t'l1llllf.Z'll lo kill, mm .-.. im-up llirl Iii-si-i'x'v: ii-lim s L1.- ii-im Nm' Urrlb' 1-lwwrh I0 frii:lm1n. ll'rm'lm' Chin-f: Stud:-nl Uuunvilg llnnrlg Trnclig 1m01zo'1'HA ifimxul-is A1,1.if:x 'l S 'fl IM-xx wurmls imliczitv ai will-lil ni' wismlmiif' MILDRED TAYLOR ll'l'Ul!lllI' 'CMJ 1 '-lslw 1-xiii-4-is to prziclim- not to lvswh drrnwstlr' :il'ivIN'A'. LEVI HODGES 'V lhirl llesvi'v1-.J Uliimli mc uw-l'. ., , , -..- 4l :mlm ,..: Siiiilmiimri- I'lziy.z pjfjqllyy XAUINM SPENCER IUQFPHINF lluvli A girl Ilizil plc-:isvs all. Elin l':u-ks :i wzllliqif' JMU IWCCLURE lI'i'm'lu1'3 liilwznry Sl:il'I',r , , H lliv :inswm-r lu zi mzurlm-ns prayer. EVGENE MVEIJMIVRIHY tlh-luiu-: Stiulvnt Umirwil: Tran-k.J XVQ'll, l'il lu- .liillll lll'uwl1. 1l'l'n--lor: liluv .Iaivlu-ls: Uzilillwvii Stuff: 'l'r:u'k.b ,NWN-t wi the Hliwi of uw vwlhly ., HY lx'-r1It's: llirl llvsirx'-: I 'l :J Mixiiilc mms ' ' ' MH l'llll1.flllf.Z' vim- lmikiiig fur :i sturdy mile. L'HESTBlR COQPER u'H ': 'y Smnn Mir' H S V ', l'm nut afraid of work, just not in sympathy with il. EVELYN GLENN HARRIS H.,.m,tm.v, l,il'n- lmlmls for im- an ln-iii:-llllsrlls fzllv. bln :ill Ibwlu is sit :incl wx-iglil . UOROTHY POE 4l':ull'ul l'l'm'I11l'.P lf shi- falls in lnw-, sh:-'s SHIV' lo drown. KATHHYN 'l'llRNl'Hl NADA LOIIISE FIAICSIIMAN Siu-'s ll 1-urn-fn-il Missouri g:ii'l. --,y,,1,lh,.,- inlshflli ,,n,..'- I Wulvn-r1-lla-s.r ll':ili'0l l'i'um-lmij Y X X. E R, if will X P T .. P2 gmdah X-:fr i SHAWNEE HIGH SCH O O L Fifteen W in- E M 1oRs CHARLENE LYNN 'l'ln- host nf ht-r is diligence. U3 irl lleservcnb ELEANOR HUNSICKER lf I can'tg I just giggle. tOrul1t-strug liunclg Opcrvttanj VERA FE RNE TEEPLES Talk while- ynu asm: lift- is ton short tn ke-vp in silt-neu. thiblury Staff: I'roct0r.J LEROY BOND I'tl lilu- to liavte nuthing: tu do :incl plenty of time to do it ill. t'I'r:u'kg ldslitm' t'ztltlrrm.y CATH ERI NE FORD TSILTA DOUG LAS Shu has :L will of ht-r own. tl'1'm-tm'g Ilaunlg Girl lit-st-rve.J LUCIEL COX A good student. fI'I'Ot'l,0l'Q Hippurlrome-,j HELEN BARRETT She- has zt winning sinilt-. t1,ihrau'y Stzmlfj BERTHA GUFFEY A DIIISDIIIQ ll1IIIillIllIlI.u tI':itro1 l'l'OL'I0l'Q llmim' Sm-iety.J RUTH SUTTLE Just ztnyunv will ilu. ttlirl llvst-rvn-1 l'rm-tmil Of gigglixu: :un I nflt-n :wt-us:-tl, Ilut. fn-:lin-lltly l'rn sn 2lll1llSl'LI.n GLENN ETTA CRAIG This little- ht:-is is raltlwr short, FLOYD SPRINGER Sc-use my dust. tllonm' Sm-iuty: Futtm- 4'I'2lflHllll'll of Axncriczt St-html IlA'lJ0l'It'l'.b Ilut allways zrivn-S lutclc :L e-mzlppy rvtortf' t0t'l'ivt- tiirlg llmun' Sm-ivtyg Wulvvrt-ttcsg Opt-rt-tt:t.J ELTON E. CRAWFORD I'vte got no timn- for woman. t J HELEN PIERCE Th1- sort tu ln- in-rnim-ul nice. tl.iln':u'y St:1I'f.J POLLI7 ELLI STEARNS lla-r ways urn- ways of IIIPHS tliirl IU-st-rve-3 l,ilur:ul'y Slztftfb 1u1n9-Nw 1--rv -- DOROTHY THOMPSON Tu think is to act. Pm-sitlt-nt ot' Girl Ilt-st-t'x't-1 llunor Socit-ty: Stu dent Council. vu LEWILTA DOUGLAS Alwz1y:-: amid n:1tux'ecl. tllzinzlg thwltt-:4ti'at.j MARY LUIS MATTHEWS XX'l1e-iw many fztil this fmt- Stlvvvl-als. :tntnt-ss. tllnnur Sm-it-ty: Slum-nt Uniiiu-il: UtTit--- ttirl: ti. A. CJ Sixtoen S H AWNEE HIGH SCHOOL MARY ELLA HUMPHREY She-'s qui.-I, shi-'s shy. NINA MAE JACKSON A girl of fm-w XYllI'1IS.H ll.iln'm'y Sluffg llirls' Allah-til' Vinh: 'l'umhling 'l'v:Lm.J DAVID WAY llnppy :lm l :xml fr e-aX from var:-. il fve, llnlllg llusvlmllg lli-YL llvttelrmaxxfs t'luh.j FRANCES M. YOUNG A SI2llllll'Il, lnyzll Sa-ninr nn wliom you can allways rm-ly. lIIl1llllllIl'Hl7ll'1 llirl ll:-sa-x'vv: llostossj JAMES A. IXICBRIDE. JV. 'l'hv p:iVls XYUll'l lvzlvv mv :alum-. C0414-11-ll:l.J BARBA RA l'OR'l'EIl Ihis wurlil :mil lIlt'll tho tirn-works, u':il1lrun Stzlffg Ilippmlrmum-Q XX'uIx'e-will-s.b EILEENE CHAPMAN Sho lmmvs wlml shv wants :mul gm-ts it. lW'0lY4'!'m'lle-S.l UIIKISTINE MOORE '-Shv lilws llamlv-Iluxll pl:iyvrs. 4UI'I'i 1-v- liirl: liirl lh-si-rvv: .lmiiur l'l:1yg Ilippo- il x'rr mv: l,iln':1ry.D S. BROUGHTON UOLLIN I'm in luxw with lllillllf' qlmml: Un-lu-sll':n: 'I'l'llt'Ii.P VESTA BELLE YOUNG Sh1- nvver fails to spa-:lk 11 pleasant word. Ulla-v Ulnhg Girl livsm-rve-3 1'r0clor.J CARL ARNOLD fIl'l'illl'l' me-n may huvu livvrlf' 1Tx':u:k.J GRACE WILLIAMS A mzmidm-n 5:4-ntlv :md prvuis0. QI'l'UCIOI'.J MARY L. STEPH HW4- lmvl- enjuye-rl hvr presencv in S. H. S. RETHA CHERRY Annlln-1' goml reason why boys leave home. H'l:1s:-1 'l're-als, '35, '36, '2i7: IgllSIiPtIl1lIIQ Queen Ai- ts-nmlzuxt 255. Fuotlmll Qu:-vn Attvndzml '36g Ring :md Annuum-1-me-nt Ummm. '1l7.J ZALEZ BURNS A :onli stuclvnt anal an loyal SL-nior. fN:1lion:Ll llnnm' Slavic-ty: Stuclvnt Fnuncilg G. A. U.: 'l'umlulim.r 'I'vzmxg llippmlrrum-.J EVALYN WATSON What :L worlu-1' as wx-ll :is :L tallw1'. :Sf-vxwtairy linmlg Sl-vm-t:u'y lJI'K'Ilt'Stl'ilj Girl liz-Svl'Y1-.J O. M. MARTIN. Jr. Ask him :ihnul e-Ieulrivity. ilhmwl: 0l'm'l1e-sim: 'l'1':lclc.J IRENE HARRIS Shn- main-s :u lui of unim- zlnll fusvinzitvs lots nf buys. ll'l:ls:4 Sl-4-re-Ixiry 'JUL l.ih1':u'y Stuff: XVolv0r0lteS.l iv' I , . SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Seventeen IGRS BILL BYRON LORENE KENT .wvhv wusnil I burn brilliant instead of good Sho speaks, hi-lizlves and acts just as shi- ought looking? to-H tlmnd: O11-lit-st1':i: 'Brock 'KTQ Blue Jzickt-ts.J ROBERTA HENSON Look nn- over. ' Hor hziir :intl 1'yt'S :tru the envy of many girls. Humor' VUW3 ll lV r U As3 D l'uu'3 hlrl lleservtm MARGARET NEAL SADIE PARKS Calm, stumlious, :incl steady you will find her neva-r-ready. tSe-nior l'n-simlt-iii: Otfict- tlirlg Girl lie-serve-g lVolvvri-ttf-sg All-State Cliorusg Junior Play '36g Nntionzil Honor Souietyg Sturlvnt Council.J WAYMAN CEPHAS CRAIG X'Vhy tli4ln't hi- look lilu- Guorge Hogg:-1 in:-ite-utl of Lee- lloy Minick? lllluef J2ll'lfl'lSQ lli-YJ IRENE KEN DALL t'lvvvr, good-lookinyr, what ii line! You will lilct- her Moore and Moore when you Suits llzirry mighty limi. know npr, tl'rot-tor: Girl Ili-servt-.J fW'0lvt'rr'lleS.J JEAN REVIS DONNA RUTH JONES DALE MOORE Tin-ru is mort- than one Re-vis in this school. high. Llunior Plus:-: l'i'i-siili-nt '36g Business Manager of 1WUlW'1'0Yll-'H-J the Annual: lllue- .lot-kt-tsg Hi-Y '35, '36, '37g Hi-Y Prveaitli-nt '2iTg St:o.:t- Crewg National Forensic 'ills-r goal may not ln- .Iohn but wt- know it is Lt-ug-uu.J CHARLES EDWARD DOUGHERTY lVillinz: to work. willing to play. RACHEL BRITAIN Ilt-'s always around with ple-nty to say. tl'rt-side-nt lllut- .lm-ke-ts 'ZITY lllui- .lzicki-ts '36, '37: Small UU! llllf-Tilly- lk-bzitc Ts-um 'Iltig Hi-Yp Sturlt-nt tfouncilg Proc- t1'rvsident Si-nior Classg Vice-President .lunior tgp., 'iliig Wolverf-ttf-sg Yell Li-:ide-rg Ring Comm.g An- nouncement tTomm.g Office Girlg Junior Play '36g Proctor '35.J BILLY HOOVER I'm the only ilvbzttvr in our history i'l:iss. A closed mouth vatohes no flies. ,, . -, . tVVolve-rs-tti-sg .Iunior Play '36.J tumdn 5 llmm WILLIAM H. cookie, Jr. MAUDENE KENT All thait I 4lou't like- :ihoul st-Iiool is coming: to 'AWUV0 l'll.l0Yt'il lll l' lll'1'Sf'nl ' ill S. H- class. f 7 K 7 GROVER LINICOME BETTY JANE BARNES Look out, hoys, lim-iw shi- uoiiu-:-i. ftliwri-ltzig Hippoclronn-1 All-State t'lioru:-x '35 llllllllNlll!'Hl'll1'1 Ilirl Ili-si-i'vi-5 Uffim- Girl 'Il6.7 All-t'onft-i'f-iii-v Chorus 'JlT.l ulnlft' is hut :L song. or 3 i 'een SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL EVA SUE MURPHY tliluu Jackets: Y:-ll lA?i1tll'Y'1 ln-halt:-1 National Forvnsic In-ziiziif-: Studi-nt Council: Proctor: Lut- SE IOR S MATHA MILLER Ask him :ihout ttlrplanvsf' t0iwi't-ttug tilt-vu Vluhg IN-lmtt-.D LAURA BETH BLAIN Short uutl snappy. tl'roctm'g liirl Ili-st-rw-L Ll. A. til LUCY ELLA WALLACE VVlwu fuu :tml tiuty clash, lt-t tluty gn tn suui.sli. 1I'I'tDt'lt!I'Q llippmlrumt-.J LAURA ROBINSON If silt-lim' was gtultlt-ii, shi' would ht- hztukruptf' tSturlt-ut t'muu-il: lu-lmztttig Nzitiunztl llonur Sti- t-ivtyg Uatltlrori St:tlT.b KATHERINE STRAWN tl if life- wt-rv just fuu :intl frolic from mnru till night. UVulvt-i't-ttv:-1: tlirl lit-st-i'x'v.P KAY LUNSFORD Hltulvs :intl i't-gulaitiuiis Y Huh! t'l'r:tt'k.J I'0iR,INE BLACK Loyal wurkt-r. UI. A. U.: Stutlt-ut t'uuucil3 llouur Sul-it-ty: Girl llcsurvp-.J ALBERT RAE MARTIN XYlit-u study iiitvrft-rt-s with at prtmtl tiuw, cul. out the study. LRENE HART Slim-I girl with at quit-t uztturt-. ttlirl lit-sf-i'x't'.l ALINE HINCH Study is ht-r lllltltllfl mtmvf' ff,l'l'IlUSII'llQ Girl livsvt've'.J FRANCES BAILEY lla-rv is at girl that evtui thu vritit-s tint util- L'izv. tllnuur Stat-ivtyg Offict- tlirl: tiirl lit-sorvvg Stu- tlt-ut Ctvunvil: VVulx't-rvttv:-LJ RALPH D. BRISCOE el boy with quit-t ways. ttirt-lwstmg I!ztml.J INEZ STOKES 'LX gtmotl :4tu4l1-ut wlmst- timt-. tlltumr Sucit-ty: l'ructm'g vt-rett0s.j FRANK BOTLIK t-uiisvit-iit-tl works ovor- tlirl llvst-rvv: XVUI- A hriy who is :ilwztys rt-utly to :ultl his hit. uf. c. ,xg NVINNIE FRANCES ANDERSON t..2uict and gentle. t J CAROL ANDERSON t'ummuu zivust- is not :t rommou thing. tllouur Souivty: tiirl lit-:4vrx't-g OlTiutf tliil.J DORTHY BACK l'rt-t-iuus thim.:'s nrt- tltvut- up iu suiatll p:u'lt:ip.g't-S. tl'ructor.J IIO B ERT GREEN Sh-4-11 is my fztvtwilv patstiiut-, tlllut- .lzivltt-ts: 'l'rut'1i.7 SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Neeeeeee ml' SE IORS J EAN ROACH 'I.iIu- :I I'iI'I-lI- l'lllIlIlI.Z' Il1'Yl'l' Ilulh III-I' IIIIIILIII- gm :III fora-va-r, Il'lIwIrII',I M I III JRIGD J E I+'FIiICYS 'lllixv IIII 1I.IiIIl III' gin- IIII- IlI1:I.tII, Il.iIII':Iry Sl:II'l'.I SAMMY DAY 'KX IIII5' l4l'lIIll IIII XYI'sI. 4l1'IIIIIh:IIl: IL:IsIwlII.Ill: I'!:Is1-h:IIl3 'Pvnnisg Imtter- III'III'w I'IIIh MAXINIC Ii.-XII'l'LE'I'T 'l'lIll shv sinui' I'Il s:Iy sho van. IUIIIII'--11:11 IIIISIQI-tlmll f.2llt'l'll Allunrlzml: Glrls' l QIIiIl'l -III-3 WIIIVI-I'l-III-s: llippmlromr-.J FIIAIIIJIC I'l'MIlllNGS, .Ili 'I'hi:- may girls, 4llIIxIIIg.:3 WI'I-slli1Ig'.J OPAL CARLTON This fair lass, :Is you IIIZIY know, is just :Is I-:IIIII :Is :I IlyIIzImo. 4SI'I'I'I-l:II'y III' SI-niur UIQISNL Sluflvnt l'uIIncilg Girl III-sv-MI-g I'I'III-tIII'1 Iling UIIIIIIII.: Annuuncvmonl UIIIIIIIIIIII-I-J NI NA F'RANl'ES FAM PBELL l,II'I' is liliw II lI:IlIlIy sImp:. fPl'4r1'llll'Q fiirl III-SI-I'vI'1 I'irII'lI IIIIII-rs: IV4IlX'l'l'I'I.ll'H.l NI I IIIIREID S'l'ICVI4ZNS '-SII-:IIlf:Isl :IIIII IlIlllbllI'lll!-I. 4IIihr:II'y St:Il'l'.I .l. W, S'I'IIICKI,ANII lII- III-II-I' III-I-Ils III XX1Il'l'y sinw- III- linnws lho :If svlf lll'fl'llSl'. IISIISIIIIIIIIIIIQ I-In-llI:Ill: l.I-III-rIII:III's 1'lIllI.J art MILES H. NABORS I lou- 'I-III I-VI-I'yIIIIIn 1l'i ll1'll2l ICIIIIIHSLT NIERLIE MAE HAMBIIICTON A III-lighlful I-4nIIlIiIIzIliuII of :Ill IIII- III-lightful I1u:IIitiI-S. Hlirl lla-SI-rvn-3 Ilnste-ss3 I'I'm'1III': IIippIIIIrnIIIv.j MARJORII41 NORTON XVh:I1 I say I lllvllll. llllll wII:II I ms-:In I amy. Il'l'UI'lfIl'L WIIIYI-I'I-III-sl I ImtII:IIl Que-on Altvxulzuxt. LOUIS BROWN I'm grlzul that I :Im :I 1:1-nills. 4I'I'III'tIII'1 I I:Ig:' III-:Ire-I'1 IIIIII- -lzlclu-ISJ ANNA BIAIC MARTIN XXII 1lI'1'llli'I :I II:InI'III:: I-:Irm-I-I' lllamlu-IIIIIII QIII-I-II: I'I'III-lIII'.J BIISTICR ROY AIJKISSON, Jr. XYi:4I- l'I'tIllI lhe- Imp nf his lIf Irl up I . IIII-I p l!:IsIu-rh:IlI: 'l'I'::I'lQg I.I-ttf-I'III:III's filuh IIIIIIIMIVIIIIIIIQ Ulu-Iw-IIIIL Ihvys' HlI-I- I'Iuh.b JUSTINE ROBINSON Mxlvll IlrIn'l :Ilwuys pn-fe-I' hlumlm-H. ll'l'Ul'IIIl'Q SIIIIII-III VIIIIIII-il: WIIIVI-Iw-its-sg I'iIIvh IlitII'l':-1,1 EDWARD BOWER II1- slxulim-s hIII'Il in his work, hv has llI'Yt'I' he-I-II Imuwn In shirkf' MIRIAM SAUNIIERS A wIIIII:III's I-I'IIwI1iIIp.g Lglury is III-I' lI2lII'.' l!iII'l Ile-sl-:we-.J SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL SE IGRS F E li N M O O R E Vv'k1ll4l1'l' why sh-L lilws niulml :mal tire-vu In-lln-1' llmu l'u1'ph- :xml Wllilm-. QW ulYx'l'e'llx':1.l E. L. KITCH ELL Wlu-rv mliml you ln-:urn In strut? llfrum Nxnjwrg llumlg O11-lu-sI1':1.l AUTIS LEE GRINER A ln-lu-I' I'z'i1-ml is lmrll In Iiml. gtlirl Ill-sm-rx'vg Ur'l'im- llirlz l'l'Hi'tlll'I K'ill!ll'lll1 SlzlIT.j J. D. TURNER Mm- and lim-1-llluw-ll. flllll'l'k'llllQ l'rm-lor: Um-lu-stl':l3 All-Slzuv C'hm'us3 1'm1l'vx'vm-.- l'lmx'us.l ELAINE PREWITT Ill-znuly und brains mixl-mi. 4Sm'rvl:u'y .lunior Vlzlssi .lunior l'l:ly: Wolv- 4-rw-Itvsq l'l'm-sisln-nl Nilllllllill llunor Suvim-typ Slu- llvul l'uum'il: liuslql-tlmll Quvcn Allt'lllllll1l.J JOHNIE COLEMAN l :lnu- will lu- his. H51lt'l't'll1ll .luninr Play: l'r1-slrlm-nl Stulh-nl Funn- cilg Nzltimml lwlualln-3 lflxlvlnpmuulvolls SlN'2LlilllL2.l LUGILLE COCHRAN A Slll1llUllS wurlu-r. lSlu1h-ul i'rmuvil1 llnuur Sm-im-ly: l'r'oc-Iurg Girls' Allxlvlil- Vluhg Hirl Ill-svxww-1 Tumbling' 'IH-um: Hippmlruxnm-.7 LEE ROY MINNIUK l'l'1-mul in lln- lull-gs! 1-ull--g'izl1v stylm-S. ll'rm'turg Ili-Y: l.ilu':u'y Sl:1I'l'.D CHARLES ROBERT HOYLE, Jl'. llm- lays il un tlliukf' llialnml mul UH-lu-s1l':1.l F LO RENCE BURNS l'Vl'llk'lllSll mulimxf' llbI'I'in-v liirlg llunr Slamlllj EDVVARD HICKS All goml mmm aux- dvaul :mul l'm nut ff-1-ling' wvll mysvlff' C J ,NIARGRET DE LONG 'Simlmlivily :xml silxmwilx' wm1luillm-ml frlirl lil-sm-l'Ye-.P OM ER LEXVIS .X mam of lust lun-S. .ll'NE WEST 'Shv ru-vwr talks, 11111 l'Yt'll :xl lln- I'Q'41lll'Sl!-I uf lmlvlmn-l'. EUGENE COX l'lllllL'lllQ'll ln- wurln-ml, :lull lllOllLZ'lll himsclf lillilljfh HllM'I't'll2l1 .Xll-Slallv l'l1rn'us3 linys' L2ll:u'lv1lz-.D GER.-XLUINE WITT -h-nllv ut' llIlllll'l' :uni Sufi ul' spw-vim. ll'!'r wlulij TAYLOR GRAY I!l- i:' 11.11 nl-:nrly su l!:lb'lIflll :ns lu- lmmllsf' llll'l'll4Sll'll.l .... vi ' - ' 'K az' ' ' ' ,545 11 3' 1' SHAWNEE H I G H S C H O O L Twvnty-um nr Svwia-ly: Wmwlxw-x'1-ll:-sz l4llll'ill'X thx SE IORS .IIMM I IC MARGARET UOUHRAN K1mwIv1l::r- I-mm-s, hut wisxlrnn Iim:m's. LEO IIFIRIMACIIER II1- will mln his sllznn- uf work. PIIIIIIJII' RICHARD 'XM-Iizms syn-nk luumlm' than wm'4Is. lllzunflg I'1'm-lmzp FLOYD EARLS I I'lll!l ilu- Wim- mmvn spam-S. 1I'V1-Sisln-nt Imvznl I . I . A.: I'I'l'SIlIQ'llI Ilislrir.-t I . I . A.: 'l'1':u-kg Stull:-nl 1'uum'iI,J RAMAII LEE HEARD III-rv is il girl who plans things and dm-S things. Hlirl Ilm-se-1'u-g IN-Imlv: Hnnm' Sm-is-typ XVQIV- I-rf-114-sg Yi 1':f -I'r1-side-ul Nulirmul l m'I-nsic In-zuzun-.J ARTIIIIII IJCE ANDERSON th-1 me- out ut' dass. Tw,,n,y,,w0 SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS HISTORY A After the members of the never-to-be-forgotten Class of '37 haul enrolled in S. H. S. in September, 1934,-they were given class ussignnient and lockers. Soon they met in the auditorium to elect officers and select u. qandidalze for football queen. 'rm-y were very young and innocent und some of them never thought that they might wln Llw contest. To lend the class Lu glorious heights of victory and ull that none other than Cornelius Dossey was chosen. Various other Sophies were elected Lo serve as vice-presimleut, secretary, und cheer leaders. History does not record their names bm undoubtedly they served their Class faithfully and fairly effectively. For football queen, or queens, twins were selected. Some of us muy recall them by hard thinking. They were the Wilcox Lwnns. Two very beautiful young ladies, known to all and sundry as Arlene and Larene. Ye optimistic und hopeful sophius worked long and hard to elect. the Twins as Queens, but their efforts were in vain. The chesty Juniors were as surprised as anyone when it was announced that they were triumphant, al- though they strove munfuily to conceal it.. Your lliswrian has no remembrance of any other historic happenings of importance that year. so we proceed to September, 1935. At that time they were enrolling for their Junior year. They strode majestically into S. H. S. Making little effort to conceal their scorn for the lowly sophomore, they eifected an uir of sophistication and worldly-wiseness. Thani yeur they learned of several changes. Home-room would begin at 10:30, immediately after second hour. Another change was the elixninuting of sixth hour. Whuiever disappointment was felt at the announcement that school would he one hour shorter an day, was mzmfully concealed. ilawing elected officers the year before, the lirst act of the Junior Class was to nominate a, football queen. Meeting' in the auditorium under the lczulership of our President, Dale Moore, the Class nominated Miss lietha. Cherry. Then the battle was on. The Class emerged from the fruy third best. Down but not totally out, the grim wutchword of the class wus: VVuit until next year. Then uzuuc football season. The Class cheered the Wolves in their gallant efforts to shove the pig-skin across the enemy goal line. Basketball season caune and went, again the old, old story of nominating u, candidate for queen. The results were the saunv, Let us say no more. Alas, 'Lis a. painful subject. Slowly the school yeau' drew to an close. The high and mighty Juniors were higher and mightier Seniors- eloul. Before leaving the Class held nn election. Miss Sadie Ann Parks Qdon't let the initials fool you, folks! wus elected lu hm-nd the Class for the coming year. Leroy Bond, innocent and unsuspecting, accepted the position uf Editor of the Cauldron. He little knew what he was getting into, poor fellow. Soon after the election school closed. Happy little feet pattered out the door, and childish voices were lifted in joy. No more school for three months. In St'llU.'llllll'l', 1936, the Class returned to the hallowed halls of S. H. S. for the last lap, Again the business of nominating u Queen. Grimly determined to Lriumph, the Class selected Miss Marjorie Norton for their can- didate. They worked long and hard Lsome of Lhemj. It puins ye Historian to say that the Juniors worked longer and harder. The campaign was hot and furious. ln its midst, EL young mam Qname supplied upon receipt of 50C in stamps or coinj conceived the idea of hiring za. public address system for campaign purposes. Said young man, by some uncanny mm-uns, persuaded various other Seniors that this was a good idea.. it might he mentioned :Lt this point that in their eagerness the Seniors neglected to inform their sponsors of their plan. The results of this neglect will soon be apparent. Then came the parade that was Lo advertise the first home game of the season and lo lll2ll'k the closing of the contest. Anyone fortunate enough to have seen said parade will recall one outstanding exhibit. Aforesaid exhibit was to cause a remarkable quantity of excitement after the parade. Suffice- il to say that the Seniors did what they were told not to do. 'Twas an interview that the Seniors had with the Class Sponsors, lim-t us draw the curtain of ch arity over the scene and say no more. Football season was soon over. Attention shifted to the bucket tossers instead of the pigskin pushers. Presi- dent Sadie Ann nmmw-al tu Olclulminu City, necessitating t he succession of our vice-prexy to the office. Rachel Britain was the fortunate or unfortunate, regarding your viewpoint, successor. Under her guidance the Class selected n. Basin-tbull Queen, With no great hopes, and amid the snickers of the Junior Class, who, it grieves me greatly to say, were Luo sure of themselves, the Class set Lo work. The result was: On the night of Fe-bruau'y 1, 1937. in the civic audito rium, Miss Anna. Mae Martin was crowned Basketball Queen by another members of the Senior Class, Jack Swink, captain of the Wolf Quintet. Even if S. ll. S. did comme our on Lhe short end of the score the beautiful and impressive coronation was not marred. Annu Mae was every inch a, QUEEN. From the tips of her silver toes to the top of her golden crown. she was royalty personified. A representative and outstanding member of the Class of '37, she was the best possible choice to represent the Class of the throne. Truly, this one triumph of the Class of '37, was a, gr eat one. The beautiful ceremony erased all disappoint- ment of pu:-st failures from the minds of those fortunate enough to be spectators of the coronation. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL -I-we,,,,,-,,,,ee l CLASS PROPHESY Flash and three more flashes From across the continent comes the word that the Senior class of 1937 is having a reunion, the one and only class in High School that was worthy to carry the name of Seniors. This program is brought to you through the courtesy of Bigger and Better Senior Day Programsg at the sound of the next musical not it will be exactly 10:62 o'clock. From our remote controle unite we bring you the following festivities, from the one and only Hodges Hotel. Take it away Hodges Hotelg 5 g 5 5 g 3 g 3 g Q An early arrival who is sitting in an obscure corner of tl1e hotel reminds us of one called Gene Kellog, in fact it is Gene. But at this time we are interrupted by the Bell Hop Step and Fetchit Hen- derson paging financier Gene Kellog. Let's read the telegram over Kellog's shoulder. SHALL I SELL STOP. MY WAGON AND NAG STOP. OR SHALL I HOLD OUT FOR 81.50 STOP. SIGNED SEVEN THIRTY JOHN - - - COLLECT - - - Rachel Britain has John Henderson carry her luggage for over night bag! in. Rachel has just finished a week's engagement on the stage at Meekerg she flew down to enjoy the festivities. As each old grad returned he or she was greeted warmly by the official greeter, Dale Moore, Among the first there came world famous dancer, Katherine Ford, just returned from the Forty- lsecond Street theater in New York. Next was Johnnie Coleman, ambassador to Russia, accompanied by his secretary, Sadie Parks Jacobs, who took the job in order to see the world because her husband, George Jacobs, could not stand the thought of leaving his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Abner Brown who have just returned from their six-year vacation at the Wan- dering Hobo Convention. flvlrs. Brown was Miss Margie Norton previous to her marriagel. Dorothy Thompson was accompanied by a button binding machine on wheels. Charles Dougherty--the first President of the U. S. to be elected on the Socialist ticket for bigger and better pretzels. What? No beer? Opal Carlton. Manager of an all-American football team, is just passing through en route to the Flower Bowl to meet Coach Elmer Lee Gentry's Podunk Pirates. While there she hopes to renew her acquaintance with Mrs. Gentry, the former Anna Mae Martin. Leslie Dwight, the World's Greatest Mathematician, is still trying to teach Bill Watkins Solid Geometry. Justine Robinson, owner of the famous night Spot, Justine's Joint, is now featuring the Swing Kings nightly. Glenn Etta Craig, missionary to the backwoods hills of Arkansas, has succeeded in uncovering Jack Roberts' long-lost relatives. Donna Ruth Jones Hunt who assists her husband John, jerks sodas at the Sloppy Joe's Pharmacy, 927 South Broadway. tAdv. Freel. Nina Frances Campbell, teacher of shorthand, who published her objections to the Gregg Methods, was accompanied by Frances Bailey and Lyeva Plunkett, the co-deans of the Meeker Skipping school. Lucy Ella Wallace, the inventor of a new cork leg, was there with J. B. Jones, who was wearing her latest model. Claude Cummings, the great Civil Engineer who completed the greatest masterpiece of work, the Swinging Bridge across the mighty torrent, Deer Creek, for that little bundle ot' rhythm, Maxine Arnold. Christine Moore, who because of her Drug Store Henna, was permitted to join the All American Red-heads now managed by Jack Swink. Irene Kendall Keenan, now playing catcher to her tight rope walking husband, Harry. who is now trying to realize his life-long ambition. Betty Eagles is now the manager of the Sconyers Non-Shrink laundry. Myrl Warren, Bill Byron and G. C. Giles have just returned from the South Sea Islands after per- fecting the art of the Hulu Hulu. They are featured at Albert Rae Martin's Beer Joint every Saturday night. Dorthy Back, who recently opened a school of charm in which Chub Strickland, who is now with the New York Giants, was the first to enroll. Laura Beth Blain. the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, came with her latest victim. Carol An- derson. Elbert Moody, who has iinally won the Heavy Weight Championship of the World. without a cauli- flower ear. T,,.,.,,,y-f.,,,, SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS L PRCDPHESY Lucille Cochran. the 10111: distance hiker who just walked back from her first dale with Kenneth Matthews. Eugene McElinurry, who is now a radio announcer on a short wave hook-up. We all hope it will stay that way. Lorene Seaborn, who is otherwise known as Madam Renay, was obediently followed by Retha. Cherry, who was wearing her latest creation. .loe Turner, in the Black and White stripes of his team, The Duncan Terrors, enters with half the maids in Shawnee in his wake. Barbara Porter, Irene Harris and Betty Eagles arrived 'mid noise and conflict. These three, Pres.. Vice-Pres., SGC. of YG Old MaillS H0I1lI119, 1111-2 afguing over George Boggs, that handsome brute from Hollywood. Myrl Warren, the flashy end from Bowlegs. enters in full uniform. He is continually heckled by Laura Robinson for his autograph. Willard Packard managed somehow to arrive with his wife Mildred, and their seven children, but his red dish-water hands caused him much embarrassment. Mahta Miller, one of the Chief of Police Garner's most trusted flat feet. I43fl1l'7l R0bi11S0l1. that renowned welfare worker, was accompanied by her latest problems, Lepha Beebe and Roberta Henson. Grover Llnicome. the beloved baritone, finally made a place tor himself as a street singer in Te- cumseh. Maxine Arnold, who joined the Circus as the World's Skinniesl Woman, and Kathryn Strawn, who is her steady stand-in. Helen Zurmehly, the author of the Year's Best Seller, How to Keep Blond Hair Blond. Ramah Lee Heard, the Second Lulu Belle now appearing at the Municipal Auditorium. Samniie Day, who is now in the fourth day of a six day bike race, rode in on his trusty bike. with Edward Bowers, its inventor. hanging on the basket. Betty Jane Barnes and Eva Sue Murphy were unable to attend as it conflicted with their attend- ing the pal days at the Odeon. Glenn Ball, our poetic prize fighter, still wearing his broken nose he received in his one attempt while still in High School. escorted that dramatic actress, Miss Elaine Prewitt. Zalez Burns, who became the Champion still-water highdiver on the theory that still water runs deep. Frances Marion Young, whose amorous letters from pen pals are published in the Matthews' Daily Express arrived amid the applause of her thousands of fans. We wonder whose picture she has been using. 3 Geraldine Witt, who is with Elton Crawford's Follies.-you will remember the third one from the end in the chorus. Barbara Porter and George Boggs, the couple who were elected the Most Modest Couple on the campus in the spring of '37. Al Hunter proudly exhibited his seeing glass eye, battery equipped, to all his admiring girl friends. At this moment we are interrupted by Step and Fetchit Henderson. who announces that: dinner is served. As all the celebrities crowd into the dining room, we stand by the door and sadly hang our head, because we have no invitation. So, we depart slowly and make out way to Greasy John's Hash House, for a cup of mud and a wedge of apple pie. The old Class ain't what she used to be. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL 'I'w01ityetix'c I Al I I N DOROTHY RANCES A A G. ', F ANDERSON, CAROL ANDERSON, VVINNIE ARNOLD. MAXINE RACK, DOROTHY BAILEY, FRANCES BAILEY, VVILLIE RARNES. IIETTY JANE BARNES, GRACE LORA BARRETT, HELEN LUCILLE IIARTLETT, MARTI IA MAXINE REERE, LEPHA IIEII, EA RN ESTINE BISHOP, GAIL EDITH BLACK, CORINE RLAINE, LAURA BETH IILAKLEY, KATHERINE BRITAIN, RACHEL IIIIRNS, FLORENCE BURNS, ZALEZ CAMPBELL, NINA. FRANCES CARLTON, OPAL CARPENTER, CHRISTINE CHERRY. RETHA CLARK, LORA ELDORA COCHRAN. LUCILLE COCHRANE, .IIMMIE MARGARET COX, LUCILLE CRAIG, GLEN ETTA 'RAIN, SARAH PEARL IE LONI 2, MARGARET 1 I DOUGLAS, LEXVILTA DOUGLAS, TSILTA DI'NN, MILDRED EAGLES, ELIZABETH BETTY EDDINGS. LOUISE FLESHMAN, NADA LOUISE FORD, CATHRINE FRAZIER, EDWINA GILIIREATI-I, BEATRICE GLEASON, EMMA GOULD, ESTHER MAY GRAY, NAOMI ANDERSON, ARTHUR LEE ANDERSON, CARL ARNOLD, CARL IIALL, GLENN IIELEU, DAN BOGGS, GEORGE ROND, LEROY IIOTLIK. FRANK IIOVV ERS, EI NVARD IIOXYERMASTER, O. T. IIRAVE, .IUDSON IIRISCOE, RAIJPH IIROYVN, LOUIS BYRON, BILL COCKRUM, J. C. COLEMAN, .IOHNIE COLLINS, BROUGHTON COOKE, BILL COOPER, CHESTER COOTS, ARTHUR COX, EUGENE CRAIG. VVAYMEN CEPHAS CRAXVFORD, ELTON CVMMINGS, CLAUDE DAY. SAMMY DIGGS, EXVELL DOSSEY, CORNELIUS DOUGHERTY, CHARLES EARLS, FLOYD ENOS. EARL GARNER. T. J. GENTRY, ELMER LEE GILES, G. C. GRAY, TAYLOR GREEN. IIOBERT Twenty-six Graduating Seniors GIRLS: GRINER, AUTIS LEE GROCE, VIRGINIA MAE GVFFEY, IIERTHA GUNN, THELMA RUTH HALL, VERA ELOISE HAMIILETON, MARLIE MAE HARRELL, EIJNA GENE IIARRIS, EVELYN GLEN HARRIS, IRENE HART, IRENE HEARD, RAMAH LEE HENSON, ROBERTA HINCH. ALINE IIONVARD, HELEN HATTIE HIICKAREE. LOIS HUMPHREY, INIARY ELLEN IIUNSICKER, ELEANOR EDNA JACKSON, NINA MAE .I EFFREYS, MILDRED JOHNSTON, LOIS JONES, DONNA RUTH JONES, RUTH KAY, THELMA JACQUALINE KENDALL, ALINE KOZEL, ALINE LIPPERT, MILDRED LYDAY, MAE LYNN, CHARLENE LYNN, IDA RUTH MARTIN, ANNA MAE MATTHEIVS, MARY LOIS MCPEAK, RUTH MOORE, ALINE MOORE. CHRISTINE MOORE, FERN MORRIS, OLIVIA MURPHY, EVA SUE MYTON, ANNA .IUNE NEAL MARGARET NORTON, MARJORIE PACK, .IOSEPHINE PARKS, SADIE PARIS, FLORENCE MARIE PENNER, ELSIE LOU BOYS: GRUNDMAN, JOHN HARDER, EUGENE IIARKINS, JOHN PAUL HOYLE, CHARLES H ERLACHER, LEO H ESK EVV, VVAYN E HICKS, EDVVARD IIINCHEE. FRED HODGES. LEVI HOOVER, BILLY HUGHES, EARL HUNTER, AL JACKSON, GARLAND JACOBS, GEORGE .I A I IDEE, VV ENDELL .lOHNSON, JESSE JONES, J. B. JUNK, KENNETH KEENAN, HARRY KITCI-IELL, E. L. LEVVIS, OMER Mc'ELMURRY. EUGENE LUNSFORD. RAY MALLOVV, ORVILLE MARTIN, ALBERT RAE MARTIN, O. M. M ATTH EVYS, KENNETH MURRIDE, JUNIOR MCCLVRE, .IIM LINCICOME, GROVER MILLER, MATHA IVIINNICK, LEE ROY MOORE, BILLY MOORE, J. T. MOORE, DALE PETERSON, HAZEL PIERCE, HELEN PINKSTON, DOROTHY I'LI'NKI'.T I', LYEVA POE, DOROTHY MILDRED PORTER, BARBARA PIIEVVITT, ELAINE RENEGAR, MARTHA JANE ROACH, JEAN ROBINSON, .IUSTINE RORINSON, LAURA ROMRERG, MARGARET PAULINE SAVNDERS. MIRIAM SEARORN, LORENE SHPRDEN, ARA SPENCER, EVELYN NADINE SPIVEY, HAZEL STANDARD, RUBY ELIZABETH SFEARNS. POLLY ELLA S'l'IuPH, MARY STEVENS, MILIJREIJ STRANYN. KATHERINE STOKES, INEZ SIITTLE, RUTH BERNICE TAYLOR, MILDRED TEEPLES, VERAFERNE SMITH THOMPSON, DOROTHY TURNER, KATHRYN KVA LLACE, LUCY ELLA IVALLER, MILDRED IRENE IYATSON, EVALYN XVIQST, JUNE NVILLIAMS, GRACE IVILLIAMS, MABEL XYINSETT, MARDA LEE XYITT, GERALDINE ANITA NYRIGHT. VERNA JANE YOUNG, ARLENE FLORENCE YOUNG, FRANCES MARION YOUNG, VESTA BELLE ZURM EHLY, HELEN MORTON, CLIFFORD MURPHY, DAVID MVRRAH. RAYMOND NABORS, MILES NESVHOUSE, GORDON NEVVMAN, ROBERT NEIYSOM, MURREL NUNN, RALPH ODOM, PHILLIP PACKARD, VVILLARD PADILLA, TONY PATCHIN, RALPH Jr. PUTNAM, JACK RECTOR. THOMAS RICE. ROBERT RICHARDS, PHILLIP RILEY, CLAYTON ROBERTS. GARVIN ROBERTS, JACK ROY, ODIS SMITH, LLOYD SPRINGER, FLOYD STEPHENS, EUGENE TROXELL, OLLIE TURNER, J. D. TURNER, .IOE XVARREN, MYRL IYATKINS. HILL IVA Y, J. IV. IYILKINS. .IAMES XYITTMAN, TOM YATES, ROLAND YOIING, GENE SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL E 3 .3 Sv 51 E I 4 a 2 ! Q 5 i I Underclassmen Qfficers Junior Class A ROBERT HENSON ........... .............. P resident BILLEE BESS SUNDAY ...... .......,. V ice-President MARY V IVIAN CANNON ..,.... .,...,......,. S ecretary ANNETTE KNOUSE ........ ...... T reasurer JACK MCGINNIS ............ ...... Y ell Leader DON HANSEN ............ .... FRANCES RANKIN ..,...R. .. ...,,.. , Sponsors Sophomore Class A ARCHIE LEE DENHAM ..... ...........,.. P resident B. C. YOUNG .,................... ........ V ice-President VASHTI GOODSON ...... .......... S ecretary GLADYS ELKINS ......,.... WENDELL TAYLOR .,...... ..... S POUSOFS SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL l JAKE JONES, Jr. Underclassmen BILLEE BESS SUNDAY lllnlnor Sm-in-lyg lli-YQ .lunior Plzlyg Czxldron 1Sovx'e-lzl,I'y of Sophonmn ill H1 Irv-ur o,nL Sopm St:1l'f.J MARTHA RENEGAR CProcto1'.J ROBERT HENSON 1l'rl-sislm-nt .lunior Vlalss 'CHQ lli-Y: Junior Playp Honor Souix-ly: Stuslvnl Vounuilg National Foren- sic Loaguub PEGGIE SPARKS Uiirl liv:-xmwm-3 XYulx'm-rw-Lussg 12. A. CJ FRANCES BRATTON 4.Iunior I'l:ly3 liirl llostl-ss.J MARY E. ELLIOTT gt'ourl1-sy 1'1'oL:Lor.J BILL LIDDELL EVELYN JANE KUYKENDALL QXY4wlvv1'l'lls-S3 Ulm- l'lulr1 llirl llvse-1'x'v 3 Opn-rm-Italy 1lIDIHNll'I,lII11'.Q BETTY ROBERTS UYolvm'1-L14-sz ilivls' Allmlx-tic Cluhg Opvrl-ttn.J nworev Girls: Sm-re-tary XX olu FL tt: Q X icl l re qu 0 Junior Ulussg Prosirll nt of NN olu It Us s L, Lldl o Stzlffg Offive- Girl 3 Honor some y J LA VERN SEARS fllonor Sovivlyj FAYE INEZ MOORE CXVolvux'e-ltm-s.D DOROTHY WALDREP fllonox' Socil-tyg Palm Stuclm-nt Uouncilp Tn -4 Ill Xhmluu A DAISY MAE HUGHES KViuv-1'r1-simln-nt XX'olu It lfooth ull Quu x lm-mlzxnl: Yluslu-tlmll Kttnm III ANNA MARGARET KFLLOGG Uiirl lh-sl-rv:-5 Orclmmtm KATHRYN KELLER llffootlmll Qum-en ALM ml mt o un ties D WILLIAM WALLACE Hlfcrotlrzxllg lhlslivtlm 1 f nlhxm un H1 C1ub.J JOYCE WILLIAMS Wolxw-rw-tlm-s.J l 'Phirfy SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Underclassmen JESSE POWELL Qllnmlg Orclme-st1':Lg Hi-YJ GERALDINNE VAUGHN llJl'L'hkJSlI'1L2 open-l-lm: film- Club: XVolvorettes: Girl lh-suxwog PizLnist.J JACK ROSE fOI'Cl1QStl'ZI.J JACKY JOY LONGACRE lllunor Sm-il-ly: XVnlv0ruttvsg Tumbling: Team '2i5g G. A. C, '35g Student Council '35.J GERALDINE DABBS 111106 Club.J ALINE MOORE PERRY SPEAKER Uunior Playg Hi-YJ DO LLIE HISEL LNY01VCl'GlU.'S.J CLARENCE HEWLETT Sm-rvtary-'l'reusur-vr uf lli-Yg Seen-tnry-Tn-az-:urer of Rluo .lzu-lu-tsg .lunior .Plzlyg llobate.J HARRIETTE MARQUIS VVILSON QxVlllVL'l't'Ut'S1 .Junior l'l:1yg llonor Society: Stu- ds-nt Councilj BILLIE JEAN TURNER UVolve1'vltcs5 Library SLzxff.J ELOISE DUNAGAN tllzlslcellmll Quo:-n .'Xlll'I11lZlI1l 'Jltip Pop Clubg Of- ticv Girlg Football Queen '37.J JEANNE FORGAN UYolVcl'cltm-sg Junior Plzlyi Office Gi1'l.J VANETA HAMMONS 1l,iln'zu'y Staffj l SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Thirty-one 1.4 ,, 1 114 4' ., A 1 1 3... I. ff 1,5 ' N -1-.,. ,l,, -115 y-1 -I 1 44 5 ,ii 1 ,nn ,Ki 41 -x 1 f '1 Pr 111 1' -1 1 . ,. 45,1 1 1 I 1 1 .In 1- Q9 4 v 12 wif NHA Shay H Q ii Sv 'XA :I 1 5-4 it ' 'r :Z .' 1 ' MA 1 N. I I r ? ' v . . 1. -4 . 1 .. . 1 X' - ,Ji . -,f ' ' N I . M -1.3 -1512... .gi xx . n V. . , . 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The parade was led by the Shawnee High School band in their blue and white uniforms, followed by the Wolverettes, also in full regalia, with Dollie Hisel as cro wn-bearer. Then came the Junior float, beautifully decorated with purple and white, with Eloise Dunagan, the charming Queen, who wore a shining silver gown and carried a bouquet of orchid chrysanthemums. The rose and white Senior and Sophomore float followed, bearing the Senior candidate, Marjorie Norton and the Sophomore candidate, Kathryn Keller. When they reached the center of the field, the Wolverettes divided and formed a double line through which th-e Queen and her attendants passed, Miss Dunagan being helped from the float by Robert Henson, Junior class president. The Queen was met about half way down the silver path by Elmer Lee Gentry, foot- ball captain, who placed the crown on her head, was knighted, and escorted her to the throne, 'where she presided with her at- tendants for the remainder of the game. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL 'FQ' y , i 1 l 'KL-I-I-I-RYl'L 031.5- nas. I QUEEN ATTENDANTS U' Basketball Coronation A Miss Anna Mae Martin, the beautiful and charming Shawnee High School Basketball Queen for 1937, was formally crowned during the half of the Shawnee-Capitol Hill basketball game, Februaiy 1, 1937, in the City Auditorium. Miss Martin, of the Senior Class, was preceded down the floor by her Sophomore attendant, Miss Louise Williams, and her Junior attendant, Miss Billie Bess Sunday. Miss Williams wore a white chiffon dress and Miss Sunday a blue taffeta, while the Queen's gown was of shimmering white satin. A blue spotlight follow- ed Miss Martin to the blue and white stairway where she was escorted up to the stage by J. W. Strickland, crown bearer, and Jack Swink, team cap- tain, who placed the silvery crown on her head. For the remainder of the game the Queen presided, an attendant on either side, in front of a huge basket- ball. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL ! 1 3 3 BASKETBALL QUEEN 1 Farmerettes ..... The Campaign ..... Just a couple of Blue Jackets. . . . . Signals: 34 - 87 - 95 - Shift. . . . . . Get us out of Algebra. ' .tl POF? QD H BILL! ,, I 5 n Ei: Smile, please Norton for Queen . . Guess who? . . Our editor at a tender age lnrty 4 . . . . . How were the hot-dogs? . . . . . A-marching We Willgo . . . Recognize her? . . . Marda Lee . . Irene . . . William Wallace putts one at AD S4 AH. sf revival. Notice the prayers . . . Jonesy . . The sports editor SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL ,,, iw. Sl-IAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Kathryn, Eloise, and Marjorie . . .Irving School . . . Noon hour checker players . . . Waiting for the school bell . . . ??? . . . Stuart Wuszwnmi amen LIKE Tl-IIS FOR SOUR WANT ADS Shoe-shine boy . . . Some more Irving students . . . Hutch and Vesper at the Parkway .... TCDAISYNAE MICKEY ' ELMER LEE SANNA MAE LOUISS NARJORIE SWEETHEARTS OF SHAWNEE HIGH Sweetheart Contest A In the popularity contest for sweet- hearts of Shawnee High School for 1937, beautiful Miss Anna Mae Martin and Elmer Lee Gentry, the handsome football hero, Won first place in the hearts of Shawnee High students as the most popular couple. Other Sweethearts who placed in the con- test, which was held by voting in home rooms, were Marjorie Norton and Louis Brown, Daisy Mae Hughes and Ernest Cowan, Gladys Beal and Argel Brown, and Mickey Crosslin and Ralph Briscoe. Ain't Love Grand? Last Will and Testament W A We, the Class of 1937, being of fairly sound mind, and realizing that we must soon pass from these sacred portals forever, lsniif, sniffl do hereby bequeath, will, and donate the following goods, real or otherwise, to the Sophomore and Junior classes, providing that their behavior is good, and they serve their sentences, as we have: T. J. Garner donates his interest in Eloise Duuagan to Jake Jones, Jr. Rachel Britain leaves with hopes of growing to be at least four feet tall in the next ten years. Room C-10 leaves Miss Jones a wrecked room and several works of art which are improved by the addition of some adornment. Chester Cooper leaves a locker full of Wild West and War Aces magazines to Miss Budd, Miss Means and Donald Hansen. Joe Turner fFred Astaire IIJ leaves his Skaggs stomp to Jack McGinnis, his only admire1'. Grover Linicoine leaves with Vera Fern Teeples following right behind him. Billy Rodgers leaves for th1'ee months. Irene Harris, Maxine Bartlett, and Barbara Porter leave to fill a singing engagement at the Top Hat. Eva Sue Murphy leaves her shyness and bashfulness to Mary Vivian Cannon. Jess Johnson leaves all the girls sighing, Jack Roberts leaves his perfect attendance record to Vesper Ott-He has a fine start already. Lucy Ella Wallace leaves her skill in arguing to Kathryn Keller. Bill Byron wills his ability in reading Funny papers in Latin class to Billie Bess Sunday. Elmer Lee Gentry leaves, taking all the girls' hearts with him tso he thinksy, Katherine Strawn wills her slender gracefulness to Geraldine Vaughn. Helen Zurmehly leaves her golden locks to Naomi Dawson. Ewell Diggs leaves his prize-winning physique to Lester Goosecreek Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Packard leave on a honeymoon to Meeker, Dale. and other surrounding cities. Arthur Coots leaves to join a beauty staff as an eye-brow arching expert. Sadie Parks and Elaine Prewitt will just be glad to leave. Opal Carlton leaves her ability to cut class and get by with it to Jeanne Forgan. Justine Robinson leaves her shoes to anybody that is capable of filling them. Marjorie Norton and Louis A. Brown, Jr., will their romance to Ernie Cowell and Daisy Mae Hughes Johnnie Coleman wills the Student Council to Mr. Hixson. Cornwilly Dossey leaves for California, maybe. Myrl Warren leaves Mr. Pring with nothing to 410, Florence Burns wills her place as P1'eside11t of Anti-Smokers League to Billie Jean Turner. Leroy Bond leaves his dark wavy hair to Delores Stout, another brunette, G. C. Giles leaves by the back door. Sainmie Day wills his way with the so-called fair sex to Joe Burdman. Burdman surely needs lt. Anna Mae Martin wills her way with the boys to Dolly Hisel qHeaven ,knows she needs ith. Ruth McPeak leaves her place in Physics class unoccupied. Eugene McElmurry wills his He-Man stuff to Glenn Jones. Elbert Moody leaves, taking his girl with him lmaybej. The Senior Class leaves their ability in winning contests to the Sophomore class-as they need it We all leave gratefully. We leave a school building depreciated by three years of hard wear and tear, We leave our sponsors with many wrinkles and memories. Signed and Witnessed, April 1, 1937. Class of '37, Shawnee High School. Witnessed by: Charles Edward Dougherty Rachel Emma Britain Retha Rae Cherry Opal Carlton SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL F,,,,y,,,,.e i x I 1iLO2C5aQI5f'NH2iv'Q2'SS HI ------ OFFICERS A First Semester Sevond Semester President ,,,. .... 1 Dale Moore ,, ,, ., Joe Coleman Vice-President W .... Stanley Evans , ,, Amos Bollinger Secretary ,,,, .... R alnh Blakley H , , Donald Smith Treasurer ,.,,,............. Hoy Stuart , ,,,, A1-ville Hayes Correspondence Secretary --Ernest Cowen ,Y .-- Joe Mowder Sergeant-at-Arms ,,........ Joe Coleman ,. Ernest Cowen Chaplain ,f...,. .... P anl Lloyd H, ,,,, ,, , ,, Cliapltiin Sponsors ,Q ff.. -H ,Lauren Ellis and ,Xlvgt XVQl1s MEMBERS: Roy Adkisson, Phil Alford, Glen Ball, Ralph Blalcley. Amos Bollinger, J, T. Bowen, Keith Bovee, Ray Brown, Joe Burdman. Glen Colenntn. Joe Coleman, Ernest Cowen, Uephas Craig, Bur- ton Davis, Don Deilroat, Merwin DeGroat, Archie Denham, Arthur Detamore. Stanley Evans, Chick Farha. Jack Farrall, Bernard Forston, Joe Gann, Jack Gilbreath, Giles Rayinon, Bob Green, John Green. Kenneth Gunn. Arville Hayes, Darrell Henson, Robert llenson, t'larenc'e Hewlett, Brgmn Hickman, Delbert Holt, Robert Hutchins, Jake Jones. Jr., Hollis Kieti. .lark Lintlell, Paul Loyd, Jark Mt-Ginnis. Lee Roy Michener, Lee Roy Minnie-k, Dale Moore, Joe Mowrler, Harry Pharris, Jesse Powell, John Price. David Rhyne, Lester Robinson. Robert Rive, Dave Rieliardson. Paul Sconyers, Rex Scott, Donald Smith. Fred Smith, Jack Spaulding, Kenneth Snenrer, Merril Spencer, Eugene Stephens, Roy Stuart. Walter Thomas, Frank Thompson. James Vessles. XVilliam Wallace, Dean Walton, Raymond Ward, Billy Watson, David Way. Walter Lee Wirker, Billy Wilkerson, Hershal Wolfe. NEW MEMBERS: P. D. Amend, Boone Hankins. Onnal Shelton. R. Lee llinvhee. Bill Pave. L. D. Wil- liains, Lee Roy Taylor. Joe Turner, Jim Bleelier, Drew Finley. Billy Nelson, Woodrow Ward. Byron Mayberry. John Shaw. Dan Curb, John White. Dennis Wright, Kenneth Bovee, Perry Speaker, Jean Butts, W. E. Love. Tom McClean. Harold Wellman. R. L. Black. Ed Huff. Bill Oldham. t SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Forty-nine Future Craftsmen of America OFFICERS A Vrvsimlm-nl . - .. liulnwt Williams View-I'1's-sirlolil ., A Junies Simvk S1-r'1'vl1ll'y ,. L. IJ. Williams First Row: Sm-lh Rodgers, J. G. Pzullsoii. Leroy Mic-lie-ner. Onuul Shelton, Ruylumlml VVnrci. Leroy lslwll, limi IJ0Gr0:1t. L. D. Williams. .lzunes Helm, Paul Ilurkins. Se-vom! Row: Floyd Siwiiil-is-r. limbs-rt, Williams. VVillfOl'1l Wilsun. Dvuii Wzlitmi, Wullm' Timmins. .Izmws Sliovli, John Gcmocilxzxstlilv, Nlerywn liellilmzlt. iwyve- Taylor. FI'illlk Uotlik, Third Row: Juinvs lmzviilmy, Floyd K'oi'lvy, Kvmp Hiiivh. 1.ziwl'e-llvv Xviliifllii0I', ilill Strong, J. IC. Yancey. ,my SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL i l National Honor Society President , ,, Vit'e-Presitlent Y- Set'retu1'y Treasurer F, Cliapluin --- OFFICERS A -L Elaine Prewitt N Fralices Builey Dorothy Thompson Rzunah Lee Heard -- Inez Stokes First Row: Iris Xewhouse, Glenn Etta Craig. Mary Lois Matthews, Maury Wulteie, Jenn Qull lin, Annette Knouse, Billee Bess Sunfluy, Elaine Prewitt. Mary V. Cannon. Laura Robinson, Aru Shurden, Lucille Cochran. Florence Burns.. I Set-ontl How: Maple Tut-ker, Dorothy Thompson, Muryellu Partlow, Therzi Mae llowlon, .lucky Joy Longzivre. Adeline Fox. Lyevu Plunkett, Rzunuh Lee Heard, Dorothy Wuhlrop. Yernu June Wright, Carol Anderson, Corrine Black, Frances Bailey, Zulez Burns. Thirtl Row: Pauline Williuins, Szulie Parks. Peggy Sparks, Hurriet, Wilson, llerthu tlut1'ey. Olivia: Morris, Hazel Peterson, Ruby Stunrlzird, Murgret Rombe-rg, Kutlierine llluk- ley. Inez Stokes. Hazel Spivey, Mr. Burton. l 0lll'lll Row: Floyd SDl'lIlfJQGl', Mutha Miller, LaVern Sears. Etlgur llurgt-r. .luke Jones. Miss Build, .lohn Gootlnusture. Kenneth Matthews. Hugh Vtllllllll, l'llill'l0S Proffitt. Robert Henson. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL l Wolverettes OFFICERS A President --J U- Billee Bess Sunday Yell Leader M ,- Raehel Britain First, Row: Marda. Lee Winsett, Kathryn Strawn, Margie Kuykendall, 'Anita Lester, Kathryn Keller, Ruth Cunningham, Miss Jones, Dorothy .lean Haney. Daisy Mae Hughes. Marjorie Norton, Dollie Hisel, Evelyn Kuykeudall. .Ioyee Williams, Tesora ld- dings. Second Row: Bonnie Belle Bailey, Marguerite Lloyd, Frances Priee, Glenn Etta Craig. Ladell Stewart. Luella Fueg, Edith Gilhreath, Pauline Townsend, Dorothy Waldrep, De- lores Stout, Christine Kelley, Frances Iddings, Billie Jean Turner, Leota Cherry. Jeanne Forgan, Barbara Anderson. Third Row: Wilma Johnson, Nora Dean Bartholomew, Helen Paxton, Martha Alford. Frau- ees Brattou. Clara Mae Bradley. Franees Gilhreath, Jacky Joy Linigacre. Adaline Fox. Annette Knouse. Jean Quillin. Rohhie Shepherd. Betty Lou Evans, Eva Sue Murphy, Retha Cherry. Fourth Row: Fern Moore, Oletha Lowe, Norma Jane Hornlxevk, .lean Reavis, Marian Warren. Billie June DeArmon, Geraldine Vaughn, lvarlea Johnson. Clarissa Drinnan, Alta Alford. Lucille Houyeuutt, Harriet Wilson, Helen Howard. Fifth Row: Jean Sl'lllli'll0l', Mary Alice Lillard, Mary Jane Hopkins. Florenee Burns, Juanita Anderson, Mary V. Cannon, Mary Hightower, Elaine Prewitt.. Sadie Parks, Ruth Pinkner. Betty Roberts. Sixth Row: Tommie Lee Ewton, Ruth Medloeli. Jeanette Shelton, Eileene Chapman, Peggy Sparks. Emogene Perkins, Marie Butler, Naomi Oxfordl Fifty-two SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL BLUEJACKETS The Blue Jackets were organized in September. 1934. At that time a group of Stn- dents met in the t-afeteria and decided to create a pep club that would foster school spirit. proniote clean athletirs, and create a, spirit of sportsmanship throughout the stu- flent body. Mr, Leslie Dwight was chosen sponsor. Boh Forgan. class of '35, was elected the lirst president. A vonstitution was drawn up and about twenty boys signed it as charter Ill0Il1btll'S. At, the end ot' the school year in 151525. James Allen was eleeted president. He served until May. 19256. At that time Charles Dougherty was chosen to guide the tlestinies of the elnb for the l'01'tl1L'01llillg year. When the elnh inet again in September. 1936. it was neeessary to choose a new spon- sor, Mr. Dwight, who had served for two years. was unable to continue as sponsor. For a new sponsor the elnb pivketl Mr. Alva Wells. First Row: Billy Hoover, Paul Seonyers. Glenn Coleman. Bill Byron, Clarence Hew- lett. Jaelt Spaulding. Kenneth Gunn. Charles Dougherty. 301411141 Now: Alva Wells, Cephas Craigr. Gene 1XIl'Ellll11l'l'y, Joe Gann. .lat-lt Gillmreath, Stanley Evans. Hale Moore. Bob Burns. 'l'hirtl ltow: lloherl Greene. .lark lllctlinnis. Joe Turner, Lester Robinson, .linnny Ves- sells, Bobby Greene, Willard Pac'kal'cl, Bill Wilkerson. Q P' .rw SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Fif,y-,,,,..,, STUDE T COUNCIL OFFICERS A l're-sitlolit ....,, ..,f. - - Johllie Colelnkill Vice-llresirlent a- U- Mary Lois Matthews Sevrotary W-.. - YY.. Laura Robinson Sponsor ,M --- H. Hixson First Row: Lorvne We-alliers. Norma. lXl2lSlllJlll'1l, Opal Carlton, Harriet Wilson, Mar- garet Stone, Laura Robinson, Mary Lois Matthews, Helen Znrmehly, Tesorzt lmlrlings, Frances Iclllings. Johnie Coleman. Sc-conql Row: Nina Fl'2ll1C't'S Campbell. Dorothy Thompson. Jeanette Shelton. Dorothy Waldrep, Eva. Sue Murphy, Marian Warren. Ruth Pinkner, Jim McClure, Jesse Johnson, Charles Proffitt. 'l'l1iral ltow' liolwrt Williams, John Peters, Roy Stuart. Lester Robinson. Phillip Al- fortl, Robert Henson. Dale Moore, Floyd Earls, Hugh Collntn. ' ' mf , . . . . . . ' . . .. -r . ., . . mfr,-ff,.., SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL National Forensic League President ..... Vice-President Secretary --- Treasurer --- Reporter o- First Row: OFFICERS A --- Rflbert Henson Raniuh Lee Heard ---- Lnnrzi Robinson H Charles 1'rui'1'iit ,-,. Roberta Henson Billy Hoover. Thera Mae Bowlzin, Robert Henson, .Iohniv Coll-nizxn Coleman, Norman Jean Laster, Lzinru P. Kobiinson, .Ivan Units. First Row: Billy Hoover, Thera Mae Bowlun, Roberta Henson. Rohn-rt Hi-iison, .loliniv Clnre, Joe Mowcler. Third Row: Robert Rice, Manx Frankel, John Peters, Ge-no Young, Ulinrlos Irlw'1r4l Proffitt, Dale Moore. XOFIINI 1 U i . i SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL p,f.,m l Fifty-six First, Row: Second Row: Tliird Row: OFFICE GIRLS Louise Stewart, Billee Bess Sunday. Glenn Etta Craig. Florence llnrns. Rachel Einnia Britain, Eloise Dnnngzni. Mnry Lois Matthews. Lissettu lllunken, Mnriella Partlow, Rzi1'bn1'n Pullnrrl. I4Il'Zl1lt'0S Bali Rnth Lynn, Christine Moore, Autis Lee Griner. Mrs. Ritter. Jeannie Forgan, Mr. Burton, Sznlie Parks, llnzel Spivey. 'i SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL lev Sp Girls Tumbling Team On Mnrell 12, 1937, the Girls' Tumbling Team had charge of the RISSPIIIUIB' D1'0Hl'ilIll. They presented at variety of stunts that were very entertaining. Miss Gail Spooner has given much of her time and ef- forts to make this group ai success. Top Row: Lnellu Fueg, Pauline Williams. Second Row: Edith Barnwell, Virginia Long, Altha Henson. Third Row: LZLVGUI Lakin, Marie Lane, Mary Blair, Frieda Jones. Bottom Row: Juanita Lofties, Mary Belle Healey. Juanita Adkisson, Mary Jane Hopkins, Helen Howard SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Fifty-seven CALDRON STAFF LEROY BOND Erlitor-in-Chief As the end of the school year approaches, I have mingled feel- ings of pleasure and regret. It is with pleasure that I view the completed Caldron for 1937. Having supervised the Work of the annual, I know the amount of labor necessary to complete it. Each and every member of the staff has labored faithfully to do his or her part. I take this opportunity to extend my thanks to the staff and to Miss Ledford, our sponsor. I only hope that the student body enjoys reading the Caldron as much as we have enjoyed working on it. Leroy Bond ,, SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL CALDRO STA FF N I FLORENCE LEDFORD F2lL'll1ty Adviser First Huw: Clmzlrles DOLIKIIGITY. liI6l'2ll'y edilorg Eugene McElmu1'ry. sports editor and assistant edilorg Barbara Porter. art enliturg LilllV'Ll Robinson, society editor. Son-mul Row: llmwmlhy Waldrep, Junior cluss 1'ep01'!e1': Alltis L06 Grillevi lyllisli Juke JUIIPS, assistant zldvertisiug mun- ugvrg Uillee Bess Sunday, GI'gillliZklti0IlS. B3 SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Fifty-nim l .JUNIQR PLAY The Junior Play, The Masqueraderj' was presented in the High School Auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings, De- cember 10th and llth, with two separate casts under different di- rection. The characters in the Thursday performance Were: Lucinda, the maid ............A....................................... Frances Bratton Bill Burnside, the hero .................... ...,.............,..... J oe Mowder Eloise Giviney, Bill's secretary ...............,...... Janice Lee Campbell Mrs. Burnside, Bill's mother ,..........................,.. Dorothy Waldrep Mr. Burnside, Bill's father .... . ......,............,......,..... Frank Thompson Mr. Alex Le Cyr, an old French gentleman .......... Robert Henson Nannette Le Cyr, his granddaughter ........ Norman Jeanne Laster Cecil McClean, Bill's rival l.................................,....... Perry Speaker Lester Albright, Bill's rival ..,................................... Jack McGinnis Eleanor McClean, Cecills sister ............................ Harriette Wilson This cast was directed by Don Hansen. A For the Friday performance the characters Were: Lucinda ................................................ ............. G eraldine Vaughn Bill Burnside .......... ............ K enneth Bovee Eloise Giviney ....... ..........,... P eggy Sparks Mrs. Burnside ........ ....... M artha Carpenter Mr. Burnside .....,,.. ........ J ake Jones, Jr. Mr. Alex Le Cyr ....... ........ C harles Proffitt Nannette Le Cyr ................. . . .......... Jean Quillen Cecil McClean .....................................,. . ..................,..... Jean Forgan This cast was directed by Frances Rankin. qty SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Student Leadership Congress About 150 students, representing high schools of the south and central sections of Oklahoma gathered at O. B. U. on Janu- ary 29 and 3-0 for a two-day student leadership congress spon- sored by the student councils of O. B. U. and Shawnee High School. First of the activities for the delegates began at 2:30 P M. in the University Auditorium when the opening session of the con- gress was held. James Sapp, student president of the O. B. U. council, presided. At 5:30 the council banquet was held in the Aldridge Ball- room and the entire group of students were guests at the basket- ball game between O. C. U. and O. B. U. On Saturday the main business session of the congress was held during the morning in the University Auditorium. The principal speakers of the leadership meet were F. L. Holton, president of the southeastern student council congressg Wendell Doggett, president of the northern student council con- gressg A. L. Burks, Shawnee superintendent of schoolsg Charles Johnson, superintendent of Pauls Valley schoolsg Lloyd Power, Sulphur schools superintendent, and L. B. Peak, Sulphur princi- pal. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL suv National Honor Society Play SIX EASY LESSONS A One of the most amusing and enjoyable performances of the year's activities was the one-act play, Six Easy Lessons, which was presented by the National Honor Society on Thursday, Feb- ruary ll, in the Shawnee High School Auditorium. The plot was concerned with a Talent Development radio school established in a one-horse town, and with the quite comical efforts of the ladies of the village to sing, dance, elocute , etc. The cast was as follows: Remota Airline, proprietress .................... Elaine Prewitt Mrs. Agatha Freeze, an old busybody .... Laura Robinson Tessa Treble, a musical director ......,....... Lyeva Plunkett Jane La Poise, business director .....,...... , .... Olivia Morris Emily Larson ................. .................................. I nez Stokes Carrie Hipplewaite ........ .....,... R amah Lee Heard Fanny Tittleberry ...... ............ F rances Bailey Bertha Frump ..........,........... ..........,,.. G lenn Etta Craig Mrs. Jehosaphat Lagoon ................ Mary Lois Matthews Mrs. Henry Fritter .................,,....,..........,, Carol Anderson Miss Lois Budd, sponsor of the Honor Society, was director of the play, and members of the Society who helped in the sale of tickets were Hazel Spivey, Dorothy Thompson, Lucille Cochran, Margaret Romberg and Floyd Springer, who was also the an- nouncer. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL A GV i5 E if GT 51 GI Sv 1 1 1 ! 4 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL SQUAD OF SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL First Row: J. Bnrdman, managerg M. DeGro:1t, K. Norman. B. Pace, C. White. V. Ott, M. Mayes, J. Ogle, P. Gaither, IJ. Leaton. L. Fneg, L. Dotson. Sec-ond Row: D. Holt. llllll1U.gGl'Q J. Coleman, W. E. Love, D. Richeson, W. Wallace, R. Stuart, E. C0wen, J. Turner, G. C. Giles. D. Way, R. Brown, T. Vu11PelL. L. Gray, B. Leeper, A. Denham. Third Row: H. Heulcl, E. Skelton, W. Taylor, coaches, M. Warren, G. Jacobs. A. Coots, H. Crawford, A. Hunter, J. Skelton, E. Moody, C. H. Green, G. Ball, 0, lvlerriott, Capt. E. Gentry, Ray Le Crone. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL 9131153 W FOOTBALL SHAWNEE 7, ADA 0 On Sept. 21. 1936, the Wolves met their first opponents at Ada. The game was colorless until the third quarter when William Wallace, haltback, intercepted an Ada pass and ran 25 yards to score. El- mer Lee Gentry kicked the goal for the extra point, The game was played on a sloppy field but the Wolves greatly outgained the Cougars on ground plays while Ada was more effective in the passing attack. The line smashing of Gentry accounted for many gains. SHAWNEE 19, WEWOKA 6 The next opponent of the Wolves was the Wewoka Tigers. The game was played in the new Shawnee Athletic Stadium on a muddy field in a slow rain. Wewoka scored the first touchdown late in the first quarter. Early in the second period Shawnee recovered a fumble and Gentry made the touch- down, thus making the score 6-6. In the third quarter Gentry again scored after Shawnee took the ball on a blocked punt. Again in the third quarter Gentry scored, making the score Shawnee 19, Wewoka 6. The line plunging of Captain Gentry was outstanding. SHAWNEE 24, SEMINOLE 0 On Oct. 2, 1936, the Wolves with the able assistance of Captain Gentry and Vesper Ott, scored for four touchdowns. One in the first period, two in the third and the final one in the closing quarter. ,,l.l-,la--..-. Left to Right: Line-Ernest. Grandstand Cowen, Elbert Egbert Moody, Roy Hot W0t6l , Stuart, Dave Salty Richeson, Arthur Curly Locks Coots, C. H. Albina Green, Alvin Qua- paw Hunter. Left to Right: Backfield-Joe Tuxedo Turner, Hubert Goldenb1'ick Crawford, Elmer Burr-Head Gentry, Vesper Oscar Ott. ,,,,..,,.,Lgq.unnuunswnw S.,.,V,-,,ix SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SHAWNEE 27, BRISTOW 0 In Athletic Staudiuin. Oct. 9, 1936. the Shawnee Wolves adniinistered llristow one ol' the most crushing defeats ot' the year. The Wolves scored once in the iirst period. twice in the third, and once in the fourth as they inade one of their finest defensive showings of the season in turning hack every Pirate thrust, The Wolves so completely throttled the Pirate running attack that Bristow gained only 10 yards hy rushing the hall, Shawnee l-ligh scored six touchdowns hut unfortunately only four of thein count- ed. The running of Gentry was outstanding with Gentry scoring three touchdowns and Joe Turner scoring one. SHAWNEE 21, EL RENO 0 With hard tackling and hitting, the Wolves won their first Mid-Slate Conference gaine at El Reno. The Wolves threw a sturdy defense against the hard-hitting Indians that prevented E1 Reno front ad- vancing closer than 25 yards to the Shawnee goal. Shawnee's offensive was also outstanding. The Wolves enjoyed a wide superiority, gaining a total ot' 2535 yards to 135 for the Indians. The game was played at El Reno. Friday, Sept. 26, 1936. CAPITOL HILL VS. SHAWNEE. WON 7-0 The gaine's only score was made by Captain Elnier Lee Gentry late in the second Quarter hy virtue of a hloek .kicked by Hunter. He blocked an attempted punt front the Redskins' 20-yard line. Although the Redskins rolled up 154 yards to G4 for the Wolves, the charging line kept Capitol Hill from advanc- ing into dangerous territory. ..l, .,.1., LETTERMEN First Row: Hankins, ltlerriott. Moody, Eloise Dunatgan, Queeng Gentry, Cowen, Stuart. Second Row: Skelton, Wallace, Denham, Giles, Richeson, Brown, Pace, Ott. Third Row: Coach Le Prone, Coots, Ogle, Burdinan, Managerg Way. Jacobs, Warren, Fuego, Craw- ford, Ledford, H, Heald. tbetternien not in picture, Hunter, Turner. Green. Lovet SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Sixty-seven FOOTBALL PONCA CITY 6, SHAWNEE 13 A bunch of happy and fighting Wolves came off the field triumphant over Ponca City. Gentry scored both touchdowns, one in the second quarter and one in the third, only after fine blocking and running of Turner, Ott a11d Crawford. While Gentry's great play was the outstanding part of the game, the great defense play of Joe Ogle, Al Hunter and C. H. Green was also very good. Ponca City outgained the Wolves, 202 yards to 114, by rushing but did not have the necessary punch to win the game. WOLVES 0, CLASSEN 20 As the Wolves came off the field at T-aft Stadium, Nov. 6, their seven game winning streak was shattered by Classen. Shawnee was defeated because it encountered a hard running, hard tackling Comet team, which would not be denied when chances presented and because the Wolves themselves could not take advantage of opportunities. The play of Gentry, Hunter, Ott, Stewart, and Green was outstanding for the Wolves. SHAWNEE 13, CENTRAL 13 Friday, Nov. 13, the Wolves played a 13 to 13 tie in probably what was the most thrill packed game of the season. The Wolves were the first to score in the first period as a result of a. pass from Ott to Hunter. Gentry kicked the goal, but Central was not long in knotting the score before the half ended. In the fourth period, Joe Turner caught a pass and made the second touchdown for the Wolves. A few minutes later Central tied the score again. The Wolves were pushing toward another score as the game ended. NORMAN 26, SHAWNEE 0 A powerful Norman High School football team crushed the Wolves 26-0. The Tigers used spinners, and reverses with precision and power moved through the Wolf defense for a single touchdown in each of the first two periods and then topped off their scoring with a two touchdown barrage in the third quarter. The play of Al Hunter who went into the game at end near the close of the first quarter. and Othel Merriott, who did a great job of kicking was outstanding for the Wolves. Due to an ineligible player on the Norman High School team. they were forced to forfeit the game. This turn of incidents put the Wolves in a tie with Central for second place in the State. McALESTER 0, SHAWNEE 32 On Thursday, Nov. 26, 1936, the Wolves played their final game of the season when they ontplayed the McAlester Buffaloes 32 to 0, with the Wolves scoring twice in the first period and once in each of the remaining quarters. The whole Wolf squad saw action in this game. S,,.,,,.,,,,h, SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL FOGTBALL By Eugene McElmurry A Practice for the 1936 football season opened with one of the gloomiest outlooks that Shawnee High squad ever faced. Enter- ing one of the hardest schedules in the history of the school with a minimum of capable material, the coaching staff set about to build a football team to represent the Wolves in September when the Wolves opened the season against the Ada Cougars. Pk 14 'F Pk Pk Pk Prospects were none too bright when Coach Le Crone called first practice August 26. He faced the task of building much of the line from material untried. A center had to be found with only three prospects in view. FF 'lf Pk 'lf :lf 41 But there were 9 lettermen back, and a wealth of promising squadmen. Sk 2 IK 11 fl: ik The Wolves' football year of 1936 probably was the most successful in many years. Pk Ik FF lk FIC Pk The 1936 aggregation was one that attained success by con- centrated team work of all its members, rather than one built around any individual stars. bk Pk Pk Dk Pk all It did not boast of an attack as flashy and deceptive as that of many teamsg yet for sheer power and ability it was not a team to be overlooked. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Q f BASKETBALL SHAWNEE 28, CHICKASHA 17 Shawnee Wolves outclassed the Chickasha High School five and captured a, 28-17 Mid-State Conference basketball victory. 214 'K Ik Ill HF SHAWNEE 27, ALUMNI 58 Ray Le Crone's has beens were much too good for his present Wolf squad and the Shawnee High School Alumni trounced the present High School five 27-58. Plf lk 'll Pk Pk SHAWNEE 14, SEMINOLE 21 The Seminole High School Chieftains scored their second victory over the Wolves 21-14, due to the Wolves' inability to convert their free throws. Pi! FK 'F PF Pk SHAWNEE 15, CENTRAL 28 A crew of lanky Central Cardinals overwhelmed the Shawnee Wolves in their first Conference engagement away from home this season by a score of 15-28, FIC PF ik Dk Ili SHAWNEE 17, GUTHRIE 20 The hopeless Shawnee Wolves could score but four points in the fourth quarter when seven were needed, dropping a 17-20 raging decision to the Guthrie Blue-Jays in a Mid-State Conference contest. ad Dk wk Bk wk SHAWNEE 18, CLASSEN 49 Classen Comets staged a brilliant goal shooting spree in the second half and trounced thc Shawnee Wolves in a Mid-State Conference basketball contest 49-IS. SW.-ntl SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SHAWNEE 12, EL RENO 27 Due to wild passes and wild attempts to hit the basket, the Shawnee Wolves got one of their worst beatings by the El Reno indians, Mid-State Conference Champions, by a score of 27 to 12. Y S Y ? 1 SHAWNEE 22, SEMINOLE 32 The Seminole Chieftains handed the Shawnee Wolves a 22-32 defeat, due to the deadly marksman Captain Clanton who shot from almost impossible angles and posi- tions. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: 8 X S X X BASKETBALL SQUAD FOR 1937 A W. Wallace, H. Wolf, E. Moody, Anna Mae Martin. Queen: E. Gentry, R. Gorman, O. Fleming, Coach Le Crone. Black, S. Day, D. Richeson, G. Swink, K. Spencer, IJ. Holt, B. Hankins. J. McClean. Byron Mayberry, Ed Huff, R. Adkisson. A. Denham. Byrce Mayberry, J. W. Strickland. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Sl, 'vnty-one Seventy two BASKETBALL SHAWNEE 18, CENTRAL 43 The Central Cardinals beat the Wolves for the second time this year by a score of 18-43. Although the Wolves snapped at the heels of the Carnilads they lacked the punch necessary to win the game. ar :le :k 4: an SHAWNEE 13, NORMAN 22 Inability to convert free throw chances into points handed the Shawnee High School Wolves another Mid-State Conference basketball defeat at the hands of the Norman Tigers. SF SK HF 'lf HK SHAWNEE 30, WANETTE 27 Shawnee defeated Wanette 30 to 27. Big Elbert Moody was the spark-plug of the at- tack and also high man with 13 points. as 4- we vs :lf SHAWNEE 18, DALE 19 The Dale Pirates gave Shawnee its first real thriller of the caging season as they came from behind and pulled out a 19-18 decision over the Shawnee Wolves. SHAWNEEI 21, CEXPLTOEL HILL 39 For live whole minutes the Shawnee Wolves went marching up and doyn the Mu- nicipal Auditorioum's basketball court in a manner which threatened to win them a bas- ketball game, but they couldn't sustain their tactics and Capitol Hill Redskins triumph- ed in a Mid-State Conference engagement 39-21. It 42 lk bk wk SHAWNEE 35, ASHER 22 The Wolves hit the basket with reckless abandon in the last half, and handed one of its very few defeats of the season to the Asher Indians by a score of 35 to 22. Asher replaced Norman as Shawnee's foe when suspension of Norman from the State Association was announced earlier in the day. as vs :k Pk 41 SHAWNEE 9, CLASSEN 45 Classen Comets gave Shawnee its worst licking of the season. The Comets ran wild after being held to a 4 to 4 tie in the first quarter and literally swamped the Wolves in the three remaining quarters. The score was 9-45. ar :lf fr an ar SHAWNEE 36, OHICKASHA 16 The Wolves tried to leave a good impression on the school when the defeated the Chickasha five 26 to 16 in the final game of the season. The Wolves started slowly but once underway, they more than doubled the score on the hopeless Chicks. ii...-Oi.i1. BOXING A The results of the Shawnee High School tournament that was held in the Municipal Auditorium, Tuesday, March 30, 1937, are as follows: Robert Griffin defeated Jimmy Maxey 112-Pound Class ......... ,--,-- 118-Pound Class -- .......,...... Alvy Jones defeated B. C. Young 126-Pound Class -- .,... Clarence Coots defeated Chub Strickland 135-Pound Class -- ..... Billy Jo McDaniels defeated Jimmy Helm 147-Pound Class -- ........... Myrl Warren defeated G. C. Giles 160-Pound Class -- ..1.. ,Arthur Coots defeated Vernon Newell 175-Pound Class ,, .......... Everette Bayne defeated Charles Helms Jimmy Gribble defeated Hubert Crawford Heavyweight ............... The winners were presented with boxing sweaters before the student body in an assembly held April 2, 1937. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL gee-dflf' QQHWHQEW 1- VL x 11 I ,Q W' ,if ', -. 11 1: +,T he 153 Q , gm, ' '-V-w 35.17 Q Ln- . .v ?L,-11? 1,7 w 1 -iffw' M. ..v3.-u.. 1 -4 - , my si 'vfgfffwsg-' 3 4 hw-f rfl A w x .Riff I.. :VTX F Nr-I n 19.0. . 1,4-1-f. 1- v f E , .As 54... .- . ,.,,. ,.. J v. 4 'if' ,211-'.J .::!:W'V- U' Li -: gb. gh, Y ,JW 4 I mmf' .n- A-, . CALDRON ' CALENDAR OF 1936--37 August Football suits checked out. Two football practices a day. September Football practices. School begins and S. H. S. receives a new crop of sophomores. Seniors elected Marjorie Norton for foot- ball queen. Juniors elected Eloise Duna- gan and the Sophomores elected Kathryn Keller. Everyone downtown trying to sell foot- ball tickets. Only half-day schedule of school this week because of the heat. Senior parade. Full day of school. Rain-Rain and more Rain. Football game with Ada postponed be- cause of rain. Shawnee defeats Ada 7-0. Pep assembly parade during afternoon for the dedication of the new athletic stadium. Shawnee beats Wewoka 19-6. Junior parade. October 2. Shawnee beats Seminole 24 to 0. 16. Fire drill. 23. Wolves beat Capitol Hill 7-0. 24. 'Floyd Earls elected district president of the Future Farmers of America. 30. Wolves defeat Ponca City 13 to 6. Eloise Dunagan, Junior Geen, is crowned foot- ball queen of Shawnee High School, by Captain Elmer Lee Gentry. November 4. Junior play preliminary tryouts Debate team goes to Seminole. 6. Holiday while teachers attend meeting at Ada. Wolves are beaten by Classen, 20-0. at Oklahoma City. 9. Final Junior play tryouts. ll. Armistice Day program. 13. Trained dog tricks for assembly program. Shawnee ties Central 13-13-on Friday, 13th. Debate team goes to Chickasha. 20. Norman defeats Shawnee 26-0! tContinued on Page 761 MEMORIES Of School Days are Fond Recollections. The memories of the future will be as pleasant if you have not neglected your financial education. Learn how to save systematically. THE FEDERAL NATIONAL BANK THE BANK THAT STOOD THE TEST Nll'1MBl'lR l l'Illl'IR.AL DEPOSl'l' lNSI'RAN1'l'I l'0Rl'. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL 37 Seventy-tive 19 CALDRON 37 , Q SCHOOL CALENDAR X , f--,- 4 1 y ltlontinued from Page 751 It V, 25. School dismisses for Thanksgiving holi- 'A days. Q BLUfnlBB0N X. 26. Thanksgiving. Shawnee defeats lVIcAles- ter 32-0. Debate team goes to Winfield, kansas' Always Ask For December , S. Dress rehearsal for Blue Cast of Junior S 9. rehearsal for Red Cast of .Junior uTh8 in Good T3.Ste,, play. 10. The Masqueraderf' Junior play, present- ed by Blue Cast and directed by Don ' Hansen. ll. Junior play presented by Red Cast. di- , rected by Frances Rankin. S T E F F E N 15. Basketball queens nominated. Senior-Anna Mae Martin. Junior!Bil1ee Bess Sunday. Pasteul-ized Sophomore-Louise Williams. Shawnee defeats Wanette 30-27, in basket- 66 ,, -4 . ball game. G d A VI IS. Hi-Y gives assembly program. e A I Dale beats Shawnee 19-18, in exciting basketball game. 4, ., The Best 4Continued on Page 77l O FOOTWEAR FASHIONS 0 FOR THE YOUNGER SET ee ,u,so L O Ladies' O Ladies' I Interwoven Socks Handbags Hosiery for Men 106 EAST MAIN STRl'Il'I'l' illnhrrn illlntnrn, Elm. l,0l'lSA A'l' NINTII l'lIONl'I 2-ll-242 L 4 S..,...,,.y-,,ix SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL C A L D R O N 3 7 SCI-fQOL CALENDAR Congratulations Seniors QCon'tlnued froxn- Page 775 C School out for Christmas holidays. 100 Seniors win basketball queen contest. January School begins again after holidays. A Football banquet. Roy Stuart elected next year's captain. Shawnee wins over Chickasha 28-17. 324 S0ll'l'l-l BROADWAY El Reno defeats Shawnee, 27-12. Fire department called out to extinguish blazing film in auditorium. Special assembly to hear inauguration of nv ,S the President. Snow! 30. Student Leadership Congress begins Meats the Be5t..Pl-ices Right two-day session. February A Anna Mae Martin crowned basketball ff n CLEANLINESS Hol'day - tzch - att d t' t Tulsa. el ers en mee ing a our Motto Shawnee defeats Asher in basketball Name. B QC011ti11u9g1 on page 3 33 Phone 124 and 128 120 North lla-ll THURMAN'S GROCERY AND MARKET Fancy Groceries, Quality Meats and Fresh Vegetables PH 0N li M52 1501 N. BEA RD IVA LEE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE EVERYTHING IN BEAUTY CULTURE WHS. Yl'lA'l'0N, l'l'0p. PHONE 62 -T . V 'YF P . . rf'-we fi., L . i.. Sl-lAWNEE'S LEADING JEWELERS A 108 H. MAIN ST. PHONE 800 Q J SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL S,..,,,.y-,,.v,.,. 19 CALDRON 37 American ational Bank Shawnee, Oklahoma A Capital, Surplus and Profits - .'5250,000.00 A A General Banking Business A W. E. HARBER .,..,. ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, Presitlent H. T. RIDDLE ,... ,....,,A. V ice-President M. W. HAMPTON ,,,, . ,W-Assistant tuntllial- W. ...Y .--,f.. V lC9'Pl'eSld9l'lt ICSTA BARNWELL, ,E Eaff ,-ASSiStgn1t Cgighipl' L- L- LESLIE ---v -f- ----s----------A C2lShiel' J. GRANT IVIOREY W ,,,Assistant Casliier S. J. WARD ,,f.,.,u. - ,..,, Assistant Cashier A THE BANK OF FRFENDLY SERVICE O O - ' SENIORS --.- D ' SINCE 'THE TURN OF THE . CENTURY H A PM vi in 'dm DEPARTMENT STORE Has served the students of good old S. H. S. and has been on hantl to hid lion voyage tn many graclnating classes as they embarked on the sea of life. The city. the vounty and the mlistrivt are filled with these graduates whom the Mammoth continues to serve. And now that you are graduating, bean' in ininrl that the Mannnotli still maintains the high standards of quality and fairness that has made so many staunch patrons of our institution. SENIORS, WE CONGRATULATE YOU! M S,.,.,.,,.,,.,g,,. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL OALDRON Thirty-eight Years of Continuous Selling of Men's Wear in Shawnee Sonw Illgll School studs-nts of that 4-:lrlv clam- ill'l' still our l'lNIOlllf'I'Q i- fl'lII'IRI'I IS A REASON - JOHNSON and 'EEMPLETON Congratulations Seniors SHOSHONE'S DIAMOND SHOP mvmss YOU USE YOUR CREDIT II I'IAS'l' IIAIN PHON E 2917 Porta Hardware Co. A Sporting Goods Haag Washers Gibson Refrigerators A IC. MAIN S'l'. PHONE 1200 Oklahoma Electrical Three Good Drug Stores O Central Drug No. 1 0 Central Drug No. 2 I Hotel Pharmacy A I-I. IIA IiBOI'R li. ILLIRAEY BILL MOORE'S Supply Co. SHOP A uEVe!'ytl'llIlg lI.IeClI'lCal,, - Frigidaire Refrigeration - A A I: r:.Is'l' MAIN SHAII'NI'II'I, OKLA. IIS S. OKIIAIIOIIA I'IIONl'I 2626-.I SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL ty 19 CALDRON ADAMS PLUMBING 8z ROOFING COMPANY A PLUMB-ING, ROOFING, HEATING, SHEET METAL, VENTILATING, AIR CONDITIONING A IM SOI l'H HELL SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA PHONE 3 I The Marquis Furniture Company Furniture -- Rugs A Phone 4000 216-218 E. Main St Jake Jones' Homefolks Theatres RI'l'Z AND STATE Congratulations to the Class of '37 KIB WARRENS Headquarters for Spauding Athletic Equipment- Tennis, Football, and Baseball Supplies ,,,,,,,, SHAWNHE HIGH SCHOOL 19 CALDRON 8 r IT IS OUR POLICY T o SERVE YOU BETTER and SA VE YOU MORE B A I SS WILKES G R O C E R S WHERE CASH cons FARTHER BASS WI V LKESISTORES 6-nl-655 N. BRO AIPWAY - PHONE 3380 Buy Your Jewelry Gifts From- Slnlwm-e's Oldest Lemllng Jewelry Store We 'a r- l lr 3 the Newest In Jl'ZWl'Il.ll.Y AND ALL KINIIS Olf' GIFTS Get your Watches and Jewelry Repzlirerl at our store where every piece of repair work turned out with the greatest Skill f 'hil . 0 lVOI'lKlTl?lI S 1. MONTGOMERY'S JEWELRY STORE 4 We-st Mnln St. Slmwm-4-, Okl FO R- Il E 'l I' E R , CLEANING 8x PRESSI N G 1'HoN 1: :uw E JMR Waugh! u. DRY CLEANERS Compliments of SHAWN EE BOOK Sz OFFICE S p UPPLY co. School Supplies - Office Supplies - Typewriters l'lION I-1 :IS 126 N. 1m0Alm',n' Congratulations Seniors GARNER'S BAKERY HOME OF GOOD EATS 1:22 N01:'1'11 111:1,1. 1'110N1-: :mm CLARKE Sz KELLER SEED STORE rs: llil :SHED 1901 Wm. 141111111211 S SONS. rr I o1u.AH0MA'S 0Lm:ST 1-:x1'1,l'S1v1: Smzn 110USr: IYVLBS - 1'LAN'rS - Fl1:1,n - I I.OWI'Zll ANI: uA1m1:N S-mins 10.1 1-LAST MAIN ST. 1'HONl-: 140 C 85 Nl IC E C O. flilllfk Craig! flllll Morunj SHA WN 1-:1:'S 0N1,1' 10095, 110111: 0wN1:n 101: PLANT I SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL lglty 'ti' 'W'-'T t 'Y t -A-My A 'IW' 'LYS-ME H- A' E W my H 1 9 C A L D R O N 3 7 JONES THE FLORIST FLOWERS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Gnmzxnovsrzz suor: 1525 NORTH mm.ww'Ar vnoxiz 400 11:1 Nomu BEII B I G 9 S T O R E S COMPLE'l'E FOOD MARKETS . 209 msn' MAIN HIGHLANII .Q uwmvoo vnow :sas NIO'I'OILI'YI'l.I'1 Ill'II.IVEIl.Y vnow 3475 - Q I, DOUGHERTY'S SERVICE STATION Broadway at Highland PHONE 2323 MOBILGAS - MOBILOILS - U. S. TIRES 8: BATTERIES YOUR UNIVERSITY O We are trying more and more to make Oklahoma Baptist University a school for Shaw- nee students. Complete courses in all sub- jects are offered. Credits from O. B. U. are accepted by all universities. Business courses are now offered with univer- sity credit. Investigate. CHEATHAIWS Business University and Institute of Accountancy We Create Experts A College grade Business and Administrative courses. Com- petent instructors. Complete A equipment. Ideal location. Prices less than ITIOSIZ. A 2115 West Main Phone 877 JOHN W. RAIIEY, President SHAWNEE, OKLA. Qi m,,h,,-, SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL 4 19 CALDRON 3' VAN 'S NEW PIG STAND VM' 717 EAST HIGHLAND Barbecued Pig Sandwich ............ Extra Thick Mais ..........,....... ........ ................ 1 o C gf- A VlSI'l'0llRSllNKl'1N GARDICN -- IIINE AND DANCE SCHOOL CALENDAR tContinued from Page 773 Honor Society presents play, Six Easy Lessons . Wolverettes initiate pledges. Hi-Y program in assembly. Home room basketball tournament starts. I-Iippodrome presented. Students who were elected to the National Honor Society receive their invitations. Hi-Y. Future Craftsmen of America, and National Honor Society have their pic- tures taken for the Caldron. March Debate Team. Wolverettes. Blue Jackets, Tumbling Team. Office Girls. and Student Council have pictures taken for Caldrou. Mr. Taylors home room wins basketball tournament, A daily scandal sheet began appearing on various bulletin boards. Many students now stay off North Union when Conceal- Mloc ed-Eye Shaw rides again. 5. National Honor Society initiation held, with line party afterwards. 10. Miss Wade presents chorus to raise money for music group's trip to Tulsa. ll. Miss Wade takes our musicians to Tulsa. What lovely knees Billy Watkins has. llli. First fly of season seen buzzing around in Hansen's room. I2. Better late than never is the old proverb and Mr. Le Crone lived up to it when he presented peunants to the Home Rooms that won the Home Room basketball turnament for 1935. 1936, and 1937. This year's winners, Mr. Taylor's room, were presented with a trophy and sweaters. Also on the assembly program was the girls' tumbling team. Debate team goes to Chickasha where they win the district National Forensic League speech tournament, where Robert Henson and Johnie Coleman won the lConcluded on Page 841 QC COMPLIMENTS OF ALDRIDGE HOTEL 0 Coffee hop 0 Roberts 8z Lillard Insurance Agency l Home of KGFF - News and tar tation Shawnee, Oklahoma Corner Bell at Ninth SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Eig,,,y-.,,,,, Pightyfour C A L D R o N 3 7 When hadows Fall- EARNEST BROS. We endeavor to s-erve . Hmmd in a way that honors B ' ROWN-BILT SHOES those whose tasks are ll0 EAST MAIN SHAWNEE. OKLA. done and help those who yet have Work to Iii. Band wins third place at Ada. d Bi. Music department presents operetta, H. O' M. S. Pinaforef' Track team wins Mid-State Track and . V Field Meet at Norman. 25. Robert Henson and .Iohnie Coleman go to Norman to debate. . G KILL FUNERAL May 4. Sophomores present uldlings of the King gud clear up the mystery of Who is oo. u l-L Senior play. Members in cast: G. C. 119 N. Umon Shawnee, Okla. Giles- Helen Zurmehly. Bill wauuns. nm McClure, Cephas Craig. Marjorie Norton, Louis Brown, Anna Mae Martin, Joe TFIYHGF, Garvin Roberts. Lorene Seaborn, 1 Clarles Hoyle, Jack Robert.. 23-28. Senior week activities. Q tContinued from Page 833 right to enter the National tournament at Springfield, Ill. Mrs, Roosevelt visits Shawnee on speak- ing tour. Limburger and onion odor floated through the halls as Lettermen held initiation. Free shoe-shines for faculty and fellow lettermeng some of 'em were hardly rec- ognizable. First Easter holiday in years! Much hub-bub and excitement in prospect for April 1 and Senior day. The Hi-Y put on skirts and black paint to give us the Colored Ladies Political club. April April Fool's Day. Seniors dress up for their gala occasion. Senior day. All High school enjoys afternoon holiday. Hi-Y Hobo Convention at night. National Honor Society banquet. Seniors begin to get titted for caps and gowns. Red Cross First lAid talk in assembly. Senior play tryouts. hr Qvralh Hriniing Gln. t'LYlll-I M. ROBINSUN, Prop. Ilns co-oporatocl with the l'nldr0n Staff in wetting out their Annual. HIGH SCHOOL CALDRON Ye don't have 'to c P4 riticize E I know fo clra W! gp -I A Q32 My QZPV:-1 -:ih1Q3'c: Wygoi ff x ogg SKI? HS EE lf my O.fJFj613 F' 9 f Q f E1 4 X X . N Y f 4 1 3 V I CALDRON FI IS SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL 13' 4.3 . ,Q M: ,. . N. , 12..- ' A iw! -4- Ml -I 'inn .. -'M' V. ,js 1 ' ' . f,-,gi .41 .','efj!3Lif: ... ',lu1 - ' ,QQ .I I . V,-,, A , 1, I1 : I N. Ti s ,vu 'Q' .. 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