Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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f l JUNIOR VICTORY AT HAND! lf's a well known facf fhaf fhe Juniors of S.H.S. are en- gaged in a mighfy sfruggle wifh fheir deadly enemy, lg- norance. Our powerful 50fh division, surviving many skir- mishes on fhe bafflefield of highschool, on Sepfember 7, found ourselves af fhe foof of Junior Ridge. Here General Myers, aided by his loyal sfaff, Bill Cook, Celia Saverline, and Bill Boling, planned our new fall offensive. Early in fhe campaign, Jerry Meyers, Buddy Truesdale, Jerry Densmore, Keifh Duffon, and Chuck Kelley were awarded 'lhe Purple Hear? for heroic sacrifices on fhe gridiron. However, ofher Juniors on fhe feam came fhrough fhe line unscafhed, al- fhough Orey had a liffle Trouble wifh his uniform in fhe Capifol Hill baffle. The boys were all persuaded fo keep up fhe fighf despife odds, when Celia Saverline made her appearance in fhe ranks as Junior Foofball affendanf. Af fhis fime, Jean Lawson and Bob Bonner bolsfered our dip- lomafic pride by winning fhe Soufheasfern Disfricf Speech Tournamenf in Exlemporaneous and Radio Speech. As fhe mighfy division advanced on fhe second semesfer, James Bryson, Bill Esfes, and Jerry Densmore fook fheir places as cage sfars for fhe regimenf. Virginia Perkins, Don Price, and Diana Niblack boosfed fhe feam's morale fhrough a very successful season, wifh fhe Queen Coronafion on January I8 bringing forfh our charming affendanf, Mary Meazel. The baffle of educafion wenl on unabafed, buf sixfeen of fhe division were slaving on a sfupendous producfion, STRICTLY FORMAL. On Friday, February II, fhose mag- nificenf sfars, led by Diana Niblack, Connie Alexander, Phyl- lis Herrin, and Bob Branson, presenfed fheir play. Celia Sav- erline, Jean Lawson, Virginia Perkins, Howard Robinson, Mar- garef Damm, Bill Denson, Billie Sue Adams, Don Goree, Dor- ofhy Bafchelor, Sfanley Webb, Karol Hall, and John Raley complefed fhe casf. Af fheir annual banquef on February I8, fhose gallanf young men of fhe Hi-Y chose Celia Saverline as Sweefhearf of I949 and l950, wifh. Virginia Perkins and Mary Meazel running a close race. When fhe resulfs of fhe Fopularify Confesf were announced, if was found fhaf our division had brighf, successful, clever, and good-looking recruifs. Bob Bonner, Margaref Damm, John Raley, and Mary Meazel 'look fhese places respecfively in fhe Hall of Fame. The brawn of our class having been well-exploifed, 'lhe brains now fook over as fhe Honor Sociefy was chosen. Junior members consisfed of Gene Dodson, Margaref Damm, Jean Lawson, John Raley, Bill Denson, Jo Anne Crocker, Roberf Waldrop, Eileen Ware, Anne Beafon, Diana Niblack, Wallace Lale, Bob Bonner. and Celia Saverline. As The Jun- ior's baffle approached ifs finish, fhe Junior-Senior recep- fion on May 30 formed a lovely background as we said Goodbye fo fhe Seniors. Thus, fhanks fo fhe splendid guidance of our Command- ers-in-Chief, Miss Beryl Korb and Mrs. Goldia Crouch, along wifh fhe resf of our capable sfaff, we have reached fhe summif of Junior Ridge. We know fhaf fhe same defermina- fion and enfhusiasm which won our previous baffles will car. ry us on wifh flying colors fo capfure Senior Cify, 24

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JUNE CI-IILDERS DON CHLOUBEK MELITA COLE GERALDINE COLWELL jo ANNE CROOKER PATSY CULLEN MARGARET DAMM JOHN DAVIS BILL DENSON GRANT DOcIcERY GILBERT CLARK JEANNE COLEMAN GEORGE COLE BURTON COMPTON BILL COOK JERRY Cox MARGARET CULI' DICK CURRIE CHARLES DALEY Q JI-1.5 A x I ,x ' -aqsv fxi -X 5 . ..,. . -RVN: JERRY DENSMORE .S NS NX NSR .. --'f Q N 5 5 5 If I t I 'R'I I+ I ---- .-I .O .'.. -. R.. .-,- ,-.-.- .. - fl: ., -- :I RIQQYFI' f I 1N QX ' A eat X A I XE-X w GENE DODSON 26