Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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L I SETTA BLANKEN Lisetta, in a quiet way, Will make her mark in life some- day. fHonor Society: Office: Wolv- erette '36l JACK Mt-GINNIS .It Sophisticated, suave and slick, Of any girl I get my pick , fYell Leader of Soph. Class: Hi' Y: Letterman: Proctor: Blue Jacket Yell Leaderj III N Gt It IDPASTLRE In his mind he's stored away Much knowledge for that rainy day. fHonor Society: Proctor: F.C.A.b LOUI SE STEVVART L. X. A M Though she is quiet and seldom heard- When she speaksfit is a pleasant word. fOffice '36, '37, '38l ID. VVILLIAMS When President, I shall make a rule Nobody has to go to school. fHi-Y: Track: F.C.A.: Letter- manl ERLE BLAKE Like a song forever sung, Goes your happy, cheerful tongue. fGirl Reserve, LYIN CHOICE The Senior Will said it fno cause to rejoicel Alvin leaves High School without any Choice. fOrchestra '36, '37, 'BBQ APLE TACKER The meek shall inherit the earth? That's nice- She should get a great big slice . fHonor Societyj J. ICDNVA RD II LFF That serious look on the face of Huff ls really just a lot of bluff. fBasketbaIl '36- 57: Hi-Y: F. F.A.: Judging Teamj BA R ISA RA LEA ANDERSON XVI LSON College boy. yellow moon Barbara Lea, bride in June. fOperetta '36-'37Z All - State Chorus: Hippodrome '37-'38: Quartett: Cilee Clubj IJOLLIE IIISEL Though she ran for queen and met defeat. She's still got a throne in a rumble seat. QWolverette: Crown Bearer '36: Best-liked Personality '38: Ring Commitreeb .IOE COLEMAN He bossed the Hi-Y successfully. And that takes ability of the highest degree. fFootball: Track: Hi-Y Pres.: Letterman: Student Council: Yell Leaderj ALPIIA MOORE Vvlhose presence never is a bore-- Is the person you like Moore and Moore. fGirl Reserve '3 6 J TOM ADR I SNON 6 ft. 2f200 pounds No wonder girls all crowd around fBaskerball: Operetta 37338: Hippodrome '37: Letterman: MA RY .IO DURA LL Look at the picturefwe're sure you'Il call 4355 and ask for Durall. CGirl Reservej A boy of ability like J. T. Moore May never be rich--but he'Il nev- er be poor. fReporter of F. F. A.: Judging Teamj LOREEDA MOODY My words may be few and far between, But I mean what I say and. say what I mean , tG.A.C, '36, GLENN COLEMAN See my bottle? See my pipe? l'm a P.D.Q. all right . fHi-Y '37g Blue Jackets: Stage Crew: Debate: Vice Pres. Blue Jackets '36: Basketballj EYELYN KLYKENDALL This Ace of Spades, Queen of Hearts Charm and grace always imparts. CVv'olverette: Girl Reserve: Glee Club: Operettaj A N N ETTE KNI IUSE This gal is one of the very few XVho works and has a good time KO0. tWolverette: Treas. of Jr. Class: Sec, of Sr. Class: Ring Com- mittee: Tumbling Team '36s Vice Pres of Girl Reserve '36: Treas. of Girl Reserve 'SSJ Il I LL IIOXVELL I'Il confess my aim in life Is to get a rich widow for a wife . fBasketball: Track: Glee Clubl RICRN ICE PA INTER An inspiration for any poem, One good reason why boys leave home. CGirl Reservej IDI IN CROXV Don will tell you all how you can Live alone without a woman. T. MOORE ANNA MARGARET KELLOGG When it comes to the violin, Anna takes it on the chin. fOrchestra: Honor Society: Girl Reserves: Wolverette '38j Twenty-one

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Twenty PEGGY SPARKS Of all the libraries in all the parks. The nicest is the one with Peppy Sparks. fGirl Reserve Treas. '36: Wol- verette: G. A. C.: Jr. Play: Yell Leader: Honor Society: Treas of Sr. ClassX BILLIE BESS SUNDAY The mosta of the besta in her is found And so she was elected best all- round. fSec. of Soph. Class: Vice Pres. of Jr. Class: Sec. of Wolver- ettes '36: Pres. Wolverettes: Pres. of Soph, Girls: Basket. ball Queen Attendant '37: Caldron '37Z Caldron M582 Honor Society: Office: Ring Committee: Student Council: Jr. Play: Operetta '37: Senior Play: Best All-round Girl '3SJ FRA NK THOMPSON Frank has pals and chums no end, But to all the girls he's just a friend. Ur. Play: Operetta: Caldron: Teachers' Pet '38j JOHN SIIAYV John's blue eyes and curly hair. All the answer to a maiden's prayer. iProctor: Hi-Y: Honor Societyj BETTY ROBERTS Looks and clothes, and she can wear 'eml That's why Bette has a harem. lWolverette: Vice Pres. Wolver- ettes '38: G.A.C.: Operettaj ROBERT HENSON Sometimes I sit and meditate, And wonder WHY I took debate Ur. Class Pres.: Hi-Y: Ring Committee: Pres. Student Council: Chairman Soph. Boys: Pres. of N.F.L. '36: Debate: Operetta: Honor Society: Jr. Play: Lit'y Ed of aCldron: Glee Club: Sr. Playj FRANCES HONEY CUTT She's secretary, bona fide: Office efficiency personified. fGlee Club '36-'37: Proctor '37g Office '38J QI EVV EL MOORE Boys for her will do or die. O If not for love--then for her pie. STANLEY EVANS By the dawn's early light, oh say can you see. My personal anthem is I love Ulf. flali-Y: N,F,L. '36-'37s Stage Crew '37: Debate '36-'37: Blue Jacketsj JAKE JONES, Jr. Fretting and fuming, with endless tirade. That's how 3J's Caldron was made. fEd of Caldron: Caldron Staff '37: Honor Society: Hi-Y: Student Council: Jr. Playj MARY VIVIAN CANNON It's no use, boys, I'm going steady: And he's better looking than Nelson Eddy. fWilverette: Sec. Honor Society: Sec. Jr. Class: Ring Commit- tee! MARY LOL' YVALTERS What Mattoon lost, Shawne re- gained, And surely Mary c'n't hc b'1med fGirl Reserve '36: Jr, Play: Honor Society: NNIOIVETQIIQZ Senior Playj JOE MI WVDE R To Seminole. to Meeker, I gr' to get a date. What's the matter, Joe? Don't our girls rate? Hi-Y: Band: Proctor: O'chestr1: Stage Manager' 38: Debate. Jr. Play: Sr. Playl HARR I ETTE XVI LSON Give up gracefully, all you blondes. Gentlemen now prefer the bronze. Pres. Wolverettes '361 Vice Pres. Wolverettes'37: Student Coun- cil '36-'37: Honor Society: Jr. Play: Basketball Queen 'l8: Sr. Play.J BILLY MARGRFM Boys who are so bashful. quite Often are really dynamite. fliroctorj GLA IJYS CHANEY We've enjoyed your presence in Shawnee High- Honest, Gladys, that's no lie. MARTHA AL FORD She likes the South: and 'specially Does she dote on Tennessee. fWolverette: Student Council '36: Glee Clubj MARY HIGIITOYVER Her personality, looks and pep. Have got us camping on her doorstep. CWolverelte: Student Council: Caldron '38: Office: Honor Societyj JEAN BUTTS M. V. stood on the deck, her arms around Jean's neck, Jean was blushing, you know heck! ioperetta: Band: Statge Crew: Flag Bearer: Debate: Hi-YJ BILLY XVI LK l-IRSON 'Gas and oil and anti-freczef' fThis world sure don't mix with my ease.J fliand: Blue Jackets: Hi-Y: Honor Societyi CLARISSA DRI NNAN She reminds you of Dresden China And that, of course, could not be finer. CWolverette: Girl Reserve: Op- eretta: Honor Societyj DONALD SMITH I.ike Ponce de Leon. I shall endeavor With all my power to keep Young forever, iSec. Hi-Y: Vice Pres, Student Council: Proctor: Baseballl RUBY CANNON I'uby is really quite a gemg XVith sparkle, beauty, and lots of vim. HELEN BRI LL If she had never seen rouge or comb. Her beauty would still inspire A poem. qiibmfym

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Twenty-two GLADYS REAL Someday wedding bells will peal For Argel Brown and Gladys Beal. DEAN VVALTON Dean is quick in telling you Ladies prefer big blonds. too. MAUVLINE RA M S Ii 'Y I'm as wild as wild can be And do the boys like my com- CGlee Club: Operettaj U-Ii-YJ PMYV' fOrchestra: Proctorl R. LEE IIINCHEE ROGER HARRISON LVCILLE KINSEY If the ocean were fags. and I Among High School golfers. Roger A quiet grace is her best attire: were a duck. Harrison She's a girl we all admire. I'd dive to the bottom and smoke Is best of all-without compari- udibmry ,36 .37 .385 'em all up. son ' ' fBandg Orchestra: Hi-Y: Blue fGolf Team: Jr, Play: Stage Jackets: Boys' Glee Club: Stu' Crewj dent Councilj PAUL SCONYERS At every dance, at every brawl. Look around and you'Il see Paul CI-Ii-Y: Stage Crewj LOLA ELLIS A heart that's large, a voice that's HELEN VVII I'I'E IJ Not many of the blondes you meet Know that silence is discreet. fwolverettej LORENA RINKS He's never been heard. he's neve VIRGINIA JACKSON Even shelves of library books Can't hide Virginia's plersant looks. Cl.ibrary '36, '37, '38J .IFA NETTE SI I ELTON XVe could devote a page to you-M small- been f0Ul'ldf How sweet you are, and clever, Two reasons she is loved by all. Who gets the last word when toog Lorem S around' COffice: Wolverette: Student fWolverette: Office: Proctor Council M563 Honor Society: Student Coun cil '36D EVA CROY .I, L. HORSLEY YIOLET JANE CIIOVVIJEII Something in common with Helen Rules and conscience are not Slap that bass! Slap it. Crowder! of Troy among XVe only wish you'd slap it louder Is the charming smile of Eva That things that govern my heart torchestm: Wolveretcb Croy. and tongue. fl.ibraryD fF.F.A.p Proctorj 0NfI1QGA gmfg ROBERT REID LEE MARGARET YOUNG To her the French would never Look me over. You can tell- If eve' Sfnlfh bswmfs her mm'- say' pm the type who raises h YYAYYVA y- Donald will be all to blame. Tais-toi, Ma'm'selle, s'il vous CTumbling Teaml plait. CProctor: Honor Societyl NORNIA MASHRURN RURTON DAVIS ELIDEAN PRESTON Smiling, charming, small and near I-Ie burns his bridg9S- leaves U0 Thar lovely look from her dark Clever happy and discreet. traces eyes cpmctor. Glee Club, Student Burton tells US hC'S been PIHCYS- ls not for boys, to their surperisel Councilj QHi-Y: Proctorj G. L. PARIS HELEN VVHITTAL .IOIIN HERNY If you make this artist mad HH IOYSITY is 'me and tried' Tan and blond, this boy so tall I-Ie'll draw your uicture and make Friendship, Sh? IS. Pefsonlfled- Is nice and friendly to us all. if bed- mme 'say 1Hi-YQ Basketballl