Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR HIGHSCHOOL CAREER Jusl lhree years ago, aboul fhree hundred of us enlered lhe lighf for higher educalion. li was lhe 7+h of Seplember, I946, when we galhered in a group, lrnowing nolhing excepf lhal we were sophomores. Al lhe 'lirsl general assembly, Bill Bourland was elecled presidenlg James Wafson, vice-presidenl: Eileen Meyer, sec- reiaryg and Perry Coffey, Treasurer. Ai our lirsl class meel- ing Jane Lowery and Joe Grimes were cheer leaders 'lor lhe class of '49, and Miss Evelyn Mariin and Miss Marion Horsl' were selected sponsors. During foolball season Judy Regan was chosen lo be Sophomore alfendanf lo fhe queen, and Jonavee Malhieson was baslrefball alfendanf. The second year was a more enioyable one, as we had fhe laughs on fhe sophomores-who, of course, were greener lhan we were. Thai year James Walson was chosen presidenl of fhe class, wilh Joe Whifley, vice-presidenlg Jonavee Mafhieson, secrefary, and Judy Regan, lreasurer. Mrs. Tower and Mrs. Woods were elecled class sponsors. The mosl im- porlanl evenl of lhe year was the burning ol +he high school building. We lhen moved our lo Olrlahoma Bapfisl' Univer- sily, and fhe '49'ers again were dumbfounded, 'this 'lime by fhe slafely halls of an inslilulion for higher learning. Jane Lowery was elecied aflendanl lo ihe foolball queen and Beverly Williams was bashefball allendanf. Pa'Hy Fisher was elecfed Hi-Y Sweelhearf and crowned al lhe banquel. Judy Regan and Jane Lowery were runners-up. The lille of ihe Junior play was Our of This World. Marilynn Hill was 'lhe only iunior on lhe popularily con- lesf when she won Cleveresl Girl. Rulh Ann Tyler won a Counfry Club fennis frophy and lhe Veferans' of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Essay Confesf. Al lhe conclusion of our iunior year we honored fhe Sonior class al a recepfion af Brifiain Hall. In lhe annual eleclion for Senior Class officers we chose Bob H. Jones, president, Wayne Currie, vice-president Marilynn Hill, secrefaryg and David Fairless, lreasurer. We chose Mrs. Tower and Miss Washichelc for our class sponsors. Six seniors slarred in 'lhe Sfudenl Council play, Ever Since Eve. Jeanne Morrow was crowned foolball queen and Rila Harp was crowned baslrefball queen. Olher ioyous days were lhose of such educalional Sludenl Council frips lo Mo- bile, Alabama, and Cushing, Olrlahoma. Joe Whilley was se- lecled for All Mid-Slale and All Sfale. James Walson was selecfed for allernale for All Slale. For our Senior play we presenfed You Can l Talre lf With You. The casf included Bill Bourland, Marilynn Hill, Revela Griffin, Clara Zoe Smifh, Ru+h Ann Tyler, Marcia Donaldson, Donna Newberry, Howard Cooper, Bob Jones, Tommy Shawn, Jimmy Williams, Bill Cole, Jimmy Currin, Wayne Currie, Don Woodcock, and Don Adkins. We were enferlained al a lovely Junior-Senior receplion and lhen we wenl lo lhe annual preview. Rev. Hiclrman ad- dressed fhe class on Sunday, May 29, al lhe annual Com- mencemenf sermon. Mark Love spolre af Commencemenf June 2. As we leave lhese familiar halls of OBU, we hope we have sei somelhing of a slandard for succeeding classes. We realize lhal our deparlure is a commencemenl upon life, and we are graleful for lhaf phase which was our High School Career. i2 l