Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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JIMMIF1 YICSS IC IS Get me out of class! is ms theme song' r May he get out of work and stay out long, fl-Ii-Y: Football: limi..-'hill' Boys' Glee Club: Opt-terra: IT-oc lor: Library: Boxing! LOR I'I'I I'A L0 II II Vle only wish wed mt-I yxu sooner, You have such a scnyc oi ht mor fGlee Clubl IIAIIICIIII NTICXYA IIT A blonde with curves, l x wrong you've gucusrtl lf you think we're speaking of Mae XVest. IWolverette i7: Proctor 'Hay YIRIIINIA LONG Shes a blonde with a ready wit, Thais the Long and short ol xt. fG.A.C.: Tumbling Tcaml IIIAYIIICLI, CIIIIICXIA N Industry is an attribute Of this small gal, so shy and cute QLihrary Staff '36f'l7-'ISI RAI,I'II IIIAKI.I'IY Our opcretta did impzorc Vvihen Vfadc got Ralph .1nI bari- ' tone smooth, ISM. ol Ill-Y 'Hui Vice Pies. oi' HLY '37: Ring Committee: IVI ale Qunrlette: Opuicila. Proctor 56I BARBARA I'0I.A ICI! Thr inspiration behind the win' ning Of our star athlete. O en I5 eming. lOt'Iicc3 Honor Sociclyp Girl . cf scrvel III A Il I IC LA N IC lndiferencc, boys will new ft' 11 'ln such .1 tximtlc .is thmming I ant. ITU mblxng, Tcamj .IAIYQ I 'ICLI NIC ll'A'I'K I NS A cuter girl we never knewf- That's why our hats are off to you. fI'roct0r 'I TI III'I'I I'Y IIUI' EVANS Since I love the merry life. I shall be .1 rich man's wife. AIIIIICII IIIUIIVN A study in Brown is sure to re- veal Ilis object in life is known as Beal. Uhseball: Hi-Yg Proctor: Bas- ketballl NURMA ,IICANNIC IIAHTICII Good as dcbater and artist is I axter If you dont believe it, just ask her. fXVoIvr-rctte: Girl Reserve: Def bare: Hostess: Jr. Play: Ring Co m mi t t ee: Announcement Committeej fLl4,,I1, w !lf!Q'11- fb RIPANN IIICKMANN XVhen from Iligh School you are gone. We will miss your happy songs. fMixed Quartette: Male Quarf tette: Hippmlmme I7: Op- eretta: Student Council: Treas. of my: one Clubl ' MARIE .IANIC PRIIJIJIS Study, I know not what thou nrtl I only know we two must part. fXVolverctte: Proctorl IIAYMOND GILES Wlien to skipping you allude-- VVe know you're thinking of this GERALDINE BAKICR Just another clinging vine Who for a sturdy oak does pine IProctor '36-'37-'ZSJ MARY NYGARD Even critics find it hard To pick out faults in Mary Nygard. HELEN III'IlI'IES A red-head who likes her type, She's never known to start a fight. fProc tor I .I UNE GRAY My name is Gray- fthat's not right My character is very bright. fProctcrJ TI I R FISSA MA R I IC l ICI.'l'S Industry to the nth degree Hard work is just her speciafty, IProctor: Glee Club: llonor So' cietyj ANNA SUE M ICIIICN ICH Because you're friendly, swell, and true The best in life belongs to you, ICr.A.C.: Proctor '38J BOONE IIANKINS Just another football guy Who helps bring fame to Shawnee Dude High. Iliootballz Sec. of Ili-Y 'ISI Cliootball: Boxing: Mgr, Bgigkgg. ball Team '37I A IaI'I I'IiI4I GIRL SAM SIIAYICII Girls see Sam and then give sighs, For his wavy hair and big brown eyes. fI'Ii - Y: Footballi Basketball: Boxingl

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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

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'Wifi SENIOR DAY April I brought Senior Day. Everybody was supposed to act dumber than usual. but the only difference between Senior Day and any other day was that you could be a big fool and not be criticized for it. Even Mr. Burton let himself go this year and played Dr. Defoe to five Senior Girls Quintuplets. Most of the boys wore overalls and did manage to look a little changed-but the girls who dressed in little-kid short skirts looked not an inch different, for this was the year of high-water hems . . . remember . . . and even little girls didn't expose much more. A variety program entertained the Seniors in the morning be- fore they are excused for the track meet. The will and prophecy were read by Herschal VVolfe and Earnest Cowen, respectively. Billee Sunday danced, nearly breaking her neck on the big slippery hunks of liniburger cheese which the audience had thrown at the cast of the stirring drama. 'fThe Villain Still Pursed Her , as a reward for their remarkable performances. Music was furnished by Charles Harmon and the East Side Loafers. The judging of costumes followed the program with Bernice Rogers and Dent-on Plumlee, a country girl and a city-slicker, winning the prizes. And the Seniors did get their flag up! Twenty-four