Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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DALE LEDFORD l may lool: lilce a ladies' man. buf l'm noi. JOHN LClMAl1I My dale lasl nighf . , QR 1 A bag :snug .mf Because you're friendly. swell, and frue, the besf in life belongs fo you. V He ain'i! CHARLOTTE LEM ING A girl who is loo busy lo lell you how herd she is working, JANICE LowE A Soulhern belle lrom 'Kain- hiclr'. i PAULINE LIGHTNER 'Her voice is soft gentle, low- an excellent fhing in woman, JANE Lowmuiv Born for success-she seems, g2p1f1 - bililii X it .'..l.. NLS luhi .i,:.ist.i.i.:, lag , Q y ff ,Q Ax... Ns., 1- .. 'ig .::, i :.: I arg. X aw' - 5 . 'xiii ' Q- .fn . . Q' 1: i Q .H ' A A ' .,, ,N 1A .. s-:-1 1 l :' Q X5 ,,.. -:.1,. w-1- 3 Q .'.' Q-Sill' i, 5,222 Jo ANN LINDSAY May her life be as full of hm- mony as her music, AUDRIE LUPTON ll you mink The drawings in Yhis book are swell, Audrie did 'em, and she did 'em well. , 'lli' Q V' ,, M1 AF, N ii-3 .24 4 it CLARISE MCCLURE 'she doefh all wings wsu. Woman is lhe lairesi work of lhe Greal Aufhor. l'll be happy and free, l'll be sad for no boy. RAY Loc1u.1N When President I shall make A rule, nobody has Oo go lo school. lln lrue goodness-unsurpassed. N l When virlue inferfeles wilh vice. give up fhe first, is my advice. Promise is mos? given when lsasl is sold. A closed mouth caiches no flies!

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DAN MooNEv Can we ever have Too much of a good II'IIng? NORMA JEAN NELSON He Iife ,S Ilke 6 happy Long. HILL P.'xI'I.K I confess my aIm In Iufe -is Io geI as nah widow Ior a wife. JEANETTE l'osEv FuII of IuIky NIIII and smIIes. JERRELL REDWINE He burns his bridges, Ieaves no Iruces, Jerrell felis us I1e's been places. NORMA JEAN M0111-IAIN 'Too early seen unknown, and known Ioo IaIeI PATSY NELSON HN of qord, eyes of bug, ev eryone A A friend Io you, IDELORES I'EIaI1v'vIAN We couId devoie a page Io you. how sweef you are-and cIever,' foo. 1 . . .5 'S Ian.,- 'ff' is : T I IE' 255.5431 1. J. J. PRICE No wonder he uses Ihe Emil.-IIs!' Juuv REGAN Held The IorI! I am comingI' JEANNE Mokkow 'She moves a goddess and Iooks I: queen. IJONNA NEWI-IERRY 'we wouldnt say She Ioves 6 man. maybe we had beIIer say men. HE'I I'Y PICKENS The pee? s cIerIIng.' ,ww MAXINE MULLINS Even shelves of Iibrary books, can'I hide MaxIne's pIeasanf looks. KENNETH NIXON I would be friends wifh you. IJoN,xI.D PICKEILEI. He never IBIS ha. studies cremp has QXISI.-me. X I IIIII .. ,. , .E hes K I ,.. 9523- -4 , 3 J, .:::::.:.. K DORMA LEE MURRAY Ccn+enI Io Iollow where we Ieadf' Bos PARAMORE -If you make me artisf md, new draw your pidure and make If bad. LESLIE PIERCE why gms wwe home, RICHARD RAINEY He Iikes Ihe smeII of gasoIIne ex- pIodIng from his small macI'IIne, MARY BEA RENSHAW Every why hafh a wherefore!