Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1951 volume:

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Q w ..2.. 4.22.5 Q - ., E c ' 4' TABLE OF CONTENT L a sEcT1oN,. g LTRS' ED: Page A wgfqfil ' ' 15 ng A f- ' Dedication gm . . 2 A 5- W ,ff f A ti Sr get-rodKctiop'!Managers . .I W, W! 1 'r ff'N7 N ff' ,M W 73 ,M ,M WWA A ' 1- if f fi. :Mp it ,yd K I-P Act I-Sophomores . ' 'Y . . 11 1' ef ' t ' w I X ' t I 'A ! Act II-Juniors .... 1 rj 1 4 X I ,0 A -- Act III-Seniors . N. . ,. . . '. ' I A Q2 Q Behind the Scenes . - 45 , ax It I, imx N , ff 'I 4, F ,1 . --' 4 Actors' Gu11ds . - 63 T 7 f , t 1 A x t A R ' AQ Q I Stars of the Show . - 75 fame w e t In the Spotlight . - 83 QV? .3- ffge A ' L , t -5- West entrance of Shawnee High School. L my 1 J X 6 ' x ,aff . Trade and Industrial Building B0 RD 0F EDUCATIO H. E. Bevers, George Hunter, C. F. Paramore, W. M. Galla- her, Henley Williams, A. L. Burks, Elmer Harber, Joe Reily, Annas Ticer. Absent: J. D. Stacey, Glen Bovee. A. L. BURKS, Superintendent of Schools P. T. . Council Mrs. T. W. Ely, presidentg Mrs. John Storm, 'first vice-president: Evelyn Martin, treasurerg Mrs. Ledru Peeples, secretary. A. W. BROKAW, Principal -6- l Iva Allred Tom Archibald Paul Boone J- L. Boyer ,-lA - if ii, Q l,, . G V'-, , 3 ll. Thelma Carson Aline Christian Ruby Curry Martha Curtwright Gladys Elkins Paul Greene Ottie Flo Hall Dana Hendon Carrie Hill J. G. Hill Lea Hill Rita Huff -3- Pauline Ingram Deward Jameson Korb Otto Krausse Evelyn Martin Wilma Matthys J. F. Johnson Theresa Johnson C allll i it ' Q nvlan 1 h f i C i Charlotte Malahy C. A. Martin Jack Neavill Evea Oden Christine Reynolds Jo Lee Rodke Gerald Rorschach W. M. Strong ' s m W l U 'ew 6- i Q 'gg if 'H . 'Yi 5 YR 1 nu is ,sew Q Mary Taylor V Mary T ' kle A, Allean Walker Josie Washichek JI' , any H Juanita Woods J. E. Yancy Pictured above are some of the faculty attending a weekly staff meeting. They are, from left to right: Alline Christian, Ottie Flo Hall, Lea Hill, J. G. Hill, Dana Hendon, Gladys Elkins, Juanita Woods, Mary Taylor, Evelyn Martin, Josie Washicheck, Ruby Curry, Beryl Korb, Jack Neavill, Allean Walker, A. W. Brokaw, principal, and Martha Curtwright. i Q 5 1 E 1 3 i 1 1 1 1 I l 4 1 3 N 0PH0lVIORE CLASS OFFICER president. Seated: Sherry Kay Phillips, treasurerg Loyce Hunter, secretary Deward Jameson, Pauline Ingram, and Charles Martin, class spon- sors. Standing: Jimmy Wheeler, vice-president, William Lowery 0PH0lVl0RE CLASS HISTORY The curtain was drawn, the lights were out, and all was quiet. Suddenly in a bevy of noise and confusion the stage crew burst upon the stage. The props, repre- senting the walls of Shawnee High School, literally shook with the din. After all the noise and confusion had subsided, the dazed members of the cast and their un- derstudies realized that these were the members of the stage crew. They were introduced to William Lowery, class presi- dent, and his assistants: Jimmy Wheeler, vice-president, Loyce Hunter, secretary, and Sherry Kay Phillips, treasurer. The supervisors were Pauline Ingram, Deward Jameson, and Charles Martin. The football players, Donald Higgins, William Lowery, and Bill Thomas, were lugging props around. Giving them her moral support was Katherine Cowen, foot- ball attendant. Darrel Tucker and William Lowery were basketball boys. Their most loyal supporter was Javonna Mooney, basket- ball attendant. The proud members of the stage crew who possessed some talent and were members of the cast of the Student Coun- cil play were Sharon Haddock, Lee Arden Surber, and Bill Oden. Leading cheers through the year were Janice Alexander and Guy McGregor. Sophomore members of the boys' tennis team were Dale Anderson, Charles Low- ery, and Bill Moran. Sophomore drum majorette was Bobbye Van Antwerp. When the curtain was drawn, all agreed that the sophomores had done their part in making the play a success. They cer- tainly had lived up to their motto: F or- ward ever, backward never. 1 .1 5 1 ' K. x if 1 In . .+, I ' J V' ,la f. Q Lf: -1- It - i V X i f . if, -f - fq,:1f,m3 f LM ,. V H ., , fi ' ..-., 1 mm- M ' :btw vs.: ' ' , 5 - r I Qi l . N Harriett Abrams ' frr- . Janice Alexander f ::- - :,,'fi,- , V: V 'fa 'E i A' ,' .. , :Qui f 1 ,,,-Jjigyi. :fl H M11-J,-. . -, Qmmzas aat f pi 1 Robert Alfrey . 1 V I 'KVV if l nv' sis. . ' pzragq A M V 'K V' 3 Melvin Aloway R X W' ,W aw J X Ne if l Ms . ,A ,Ex ' 3 X , L ,il ..ny,i f 1 W B Dale Anderson Betty 412 ' -or-r,,.',,g 3 ,N Franklin fArthuf1 ,.-' L11 f hit W' Askey l 'A ' L, 1 ' , , ,3 I 5 ' , i5 131 l , Q Hin ' il if tr : ir l- f fl' 5? rnnrn ltsst 1 5 A l - r nr L rrnn .-,, n Zbr l s - ' 1 -, fl V K ' i N Tommy Barnett Kenneth Bla ock ai A f ' fri: me 4.5.11 1 , gags ffi 1 l W rte nntr x U Sis: ff 33. ., , , . f l Martha ' Bollman Marjorie Barngrover : ' K -f gpifsza- 1 1 l f ,,,fw, m - fw --is:-2 . i . ,iz , . 5 g:,,:- :ggi y f - ' ., - 12. , A s 1 - e zpe yff ' 'Y if 5 iq Q1 J X eww, Q ig! M A ' John Bland .1 'if ,A . f'v5.55' Jiiivfila an .5 -k,k ya 'gi 2 C' if fl 3 ml 2 'hgh l Qi' mai' A .. , M L.. 1 W :lf A ,fig ' 6, 1 Qi 'E v X mg J li? SQ T 'Ti is 'X l J 2 JGTTY Booth Fa , ,, .9 'll ,,,, 1 , : w 'f5,fLff,'fvV' -' ' , S? M s Q55 4 lvl Q Sf 1 in HW , 6 hi. Q X s is it MKG' ,.., ' W il-QL? Q s Bob Jo Ellen David ' Austin Austin Barnett e ja A A fl R Q Bill Douglas Joyce Bell Belshe Blakley Sandra Boland Jimmie Sipping a coke through two straws. Ain't love Bostick grand? At least Betty Mullins and Rudy Donat think so? -13- I i I i 2 4 w l v l I 4 5 l I l 'l I i + 4 f l I 'l -v w .U Frances Byrum 5 5 , n ' 1. .mf , , if 3533 V' Q y id. 2 A5 D lf 5 .V S lg 5 xl? iw 45215 ' s X, ., M, l Qy rxl Glenn Carr Darrell Colwell J. D. Cinningham ml Cecil Compton if , ,.kV I, -f 1 if .- Q, 151, V' 11 .., in E Billy Joe Dame 'Ei F spa S 1 5 Q' will X ,EBV D fe 15135532 I ' A , -- K :ff M s. Norma Boyce if ...K K Q , In K - '-25-ff , iii? iifkff-1 ,',zk' . if 'st Wanda Brooks - J D lmiwfzz sz '11 4 ai Q ,. B QR ,QQ Q? 'ta 5 .sf W ... - , f .liiassil-s2w:e1f: ' . iiirawffwe :iv'ilazsslzisliysgiifwgggyzsQ,!55:s1'f Rachel Chism Courtney leye Darrell Davis ..14... Elizabeth Brewer Betty Brown rr '45 , Q: , 3-. X' - is , , ' E , W .f .. f, ?f.f 3, 5 eaye Bonnie Y Clark I- l t 1 , xf ' A F U xx ,, 'E 5 . A if Katherine Cowen Wilburn Davis Sherrill Brogden -- 1 Allene Bullock .: ,s Q, MQ, wb. Q 2. 6 xix ei ' S 24 eff' nfl' W W, f L M 'K 'Q 3 350' fd f 6571- Y N? 183253 my X an xi? X xi .Elk fi 5' Q S , J 5? W , s 'it' S I , W Barbara Clayton it., ,V ,1-.11 A Q 9... E Q63 wi 2, , , , ss sf fa V 155: F- V Ollie Cowan l': - si r. , l .,,.l it I Dolores Dockrey l-Ui ,' ' Q.-,, Q J f f li l G , ' Rudy Donat Patsy Durham ' g . fi gi ollyi is il . Wanda lr .-1- 'Forbes l ,rf Ee Alma Donham i Qgn ' -- . G' . . :- -f. ,, A 1, Kg its as Q fr asm K L , f - , 2 My at A 1 fin.: Ami. .,,gs?Mf is W- r 1' Allecia Edwards , is ., j,w 'f , . ,5 21 f A59 J Q 5 -Q we ,, 'ff Hx- .:,. V '- .gr fwef ' xg if Betty Doss :Betty Edwards Frances Garrett Kenneth Gibson Ann Green sl Bob Gregory T, Minetta Grove lb ' . Mary Haas -1 5- Robert Douglas f - -- 4 . .. ., - - 3 ,'l-lf . , 5 A T::. 5 L!fMf i: :. . -1 A li 4251? Loretta Ely ' 'tttxt bil,s .. A f -if 7,,r 5 , if . f 'fffili V'ff,ff5f7I'f- Alan Godwin sg Mp :Li ,. - V D .ff Q ,, ' H li 4 i sfi-If 'K .Q . X45 'SSX 2 S W 25 ' 5 au ? Yi R x ' J , 5 me sf.. sign Q dn ,J 'G se Ji 5 X ,Ser 22 as 1 James Duffield Leta Estep 4 fnaf Wi fi ? m 5 ,.,, g L Rusty Grant Discovering the Formula XYZ, are these Ein- steins in the making, 'Rachael Chism, Charles Wauchope, and Duard Rosenbaum. , 1 I aol WAR l H 'Q ez 5 3? 6 .. i i .ff fi i Adriane Sharon Hackett Haddock -' -is V nw? , 3 Eugene Barbara Hardesty Harmon ' - M Y? is r r Wanda Cleta James Patricia Haug Haywaf Henderson R wa! , Tig? K ,:: 1 I In, ' RQbe1't DOI? Ivalane Carolyn Hlcks f Hlggms Hocker Hoover 35 1 L0YCe J OHPH Leroy Phyllis Huntef HutCl'l1r1SOn Jackson Johnson -16- Lorene Hail E' 'mi 55 Q 3 A . Q 'L S K Q 3-1 8 3 ? gg 4. lg Barbara Hart Phyllis Hickman Virginia Howell Patricia J ones L, Q if .V Mary Lou King Bobby Lawrence De 35 .e EQHIW am , 25, .,,, af' gr A I .k.- i ,f A, ,nfl . --le - 1 I Glenda Long X- 5 1 1 1: sa L- ,ii-5535 . . or Q.----.qi fr -: ' if . f -, ' Mx, , f X , We . Ah:. S v A 42 K x ,fs S William Lowery aim, - av- .A,,,. , L- - A -?f'-HIMQQH',-2-V21 A my f-,- r.ff.-,f-, k.,,, . - , . ,-1.--.,---. L-, :,,-- M-.-,J , Jimmie Lynn fx ' ' vi vi A 5 Lf' l re sy K X f vw . if 1 iii' w I iiiy' fg T wi is ,,.. L ' WW I J lim mfia ,- W , it H 95 , -were xx zu ,Q Z-as , 'X uf . L:.l .. - Wendell Kirk Malcolm Lacy Louise Lansden I JoAnn Jack Ledford Lewellen Virginia Long . asi'1,H eeii ii'- ' s, Naomi Lowry -x'cWW w e-s., A X x , 3 Q M 2' am Fred I i,'i' 5-11' -fr? 22911155 1 I '- Nancy Madden Ella Sue Lewis , X.., rr ,, vi wi, sf Q Q S 'N Q ra NNN? , ,K 'ir fx ., . M , ,b X 15 I 1 we x mi ft- - wr 4 if 2 Y. 3 if rf is E rf -, Q K Gary Q Barbara Lawhon eeyl , o i t y L Q V. ,- Rebecca Lockhart . gg ,Q ,-52123 ,. K . VM! Q r 5 r e Q, 221 an 1. ' as 40? 1 6 AQ .? Q rd' ,fer 3 5 is Q It .. , , 2 gg -, -,. r. - Charles Lower Lowery Mary Ruth Dorothy Barker and Frances Gonzalez making Madole paper mache figures for the State D. E. Conven- ..1 71 tion. 1 f,. . r X! . mo - . f i is fl x i f s 2 as t Bruce Moody 'fi 1 , , w e s i f'f'ff I Q 'lf MW x- W I ra . ? tix BFII K It we Wm-it We t W ' ' xy, ,L -' L 11,51 f Eugene McConnell new W WWE, K .ff X x N lv X ., , ,. . 2 Javonna Mooney 1. 'N im. s . ,317 1 s 253 J. Mote fd 1 ? ' O N 'Z Y if is 5 Arthene McGuckin Wx Qsj Billy Marker ,,., 1 wg .- wad' . - V, ,...h ,.. 1 , V X rf-me an L to--'flew-2,1-f . Sandra Marshall Nan Massey ' 5 'i i'1 ' ii 'A -g ' ., ' I ' ,Q ' V -L'L 5 . ., . i ' ,. A ' I, ,, D nh y V,yV D L - , ,e-- A f , jr - 3 U , K ' ,f , f K 4 . ,A ,'.. 1 L 5 ii ' .,,' '.f'h,' 2 ' ,'- K... 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Bill Oden ' lyll as lllef g WS' -as 11 44 sac? Q Q Q T 5 Q. .. V ii.. , .. li I.. J l L 5 4 4. X. A 5 i David Parsons Jo A.nn Piercy Mickey Reagan m Q M i enl - yyyl ,L x' Peggy Reynolds -.19. Phil Offill Q.. syl U l ,sf ,L f, .I L , in K :M Yx f. ., if Q Cecilia Peyton ' 7 53 -11? 1 -17 - -a n 55592 ' Mary Alice Poe Barbara Ollar - nl., . l ly., lsgllx- ..ff is-sr 5, .1 - V ,Q y 3 3 VV,,. 'sq ..,., Amis? ,, ff ug -V so ' - K- any . far: W 5 f l A. ,tim 1. as 'L s 'Q im if li if Nf .. . Y , ,l 155 rx i 9 3 Qi xr W xg? is 1, X A-PM me 3. has 5, .w.Eh,1,E, V, -. ...f f .. Max Phillippe I 2 Q . Q 1 3 ski? Lf Mr aw X 3293 rs 5 Q f. 474 airy J 9555 .A cg Q Barbara Poole Atlas Sager tests his muscles on victim Sharron Haddock. S Q fi of ' l S . ,'., , s H 'L'-, i f X-,Q s- J , we . A . 'Eli Fred Warren Ruth Rutherford Earl Rose Marie Schulte Shepherd N ,,. ' ',,, 155' ' '-'. L,,L g 11 AL- :5 S rhrrr Q ,ta Q , 1 L' .::, Q 4,i ,- -- Q of Claudette jimmy Speaker Spurr 'V iw 5. 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W.1- K I Lola Thompson Sue Vickers Duane Whited 5mJlYt eeei U LLZVL' - QQ V ' W. Barbara Wilkson l Walker Suttle is .fl T-l...,. ,,,.... W: 2, :E-: -me Noma Thompson wage Qgjiifd 355 , V S .,:. i . .. Viet H53 Donald Vogler ' In 'g if ,V -.1 ' ' 'Fe we ragga Q t'sfsM',e ifii f 'wr if ' skwmmsf srso sos 'Hwy Beulah Whitehead .E X - l X l i e' , 2 any W2 -lv 5.4 5 : ii A ' flu ,. ' 3 2 K 2,5 A - ' ' ' oWWlf' lmffhf :lw,l !H1l Gerald Williams f , as ' 23 Q' 2 we ki? P31 N G3 R ilk, X3 F Q P M , Rose Ella Swink sweat? :iw . Q :- f , rf W J is ,sf S fling, 1, f , sgwgiwwi X iNl?'Niyr,l-ll V- M ri fm' 3 7 ' ax lr 252532 it t .l 3 s ' X Donna Truby Glen Watson mLfTiFe'fs :szs ykigzfv -i af nw is RQ w H 3-f ,X if , V5.4 - , Xatflyow - 1 eg? A Q .M up X Ss K fi Fw 'N f .... K y, H W if lhkf i t A ' , i'i: 1 Jackie Whitten J oe Ed Williams -21.- X Janice Thompson Bobby Van Antwerp r ,N .' .vu , charles' if ii' Wauchope NXQVQH , sq 6. , Siils-521. 1 , .. .. .. , Mm,.,, --- W ,,,,, vm, .W . aw, R242 WW W , , 5 Y W sb' M E 1' mt 234 214 ,M ' H .f as 'W ' ,Q Y, sl inf ., tea F? -me, :.. .X ,f,, M15-fm, Korah Thompson ,,5 fM iakYw ,, h,.. ,ggi M 1 Q - ,, f - -me M f '-1 ff 9? lil sw J - vs , Q, M go: ,.....t 1 ' Dean Vanderburg l ' X U Jimmy Wheeler Hey Phil and Sherry! How's the altitude up there? Is Betty a member of the union? Katherine and Sherry attempting to prove the theory of the weaker sex. , wir 1 il K. so , e'r', ',, r'ee ' i -fm - f 'iii : 27 52nf.Hazff-' 41 7 f 5, ggi-.sw f 1-12f:,ff2w3-,,. -j' - '53fg.Qff51Q,-N'Qj?fk if I Q F 7, i ,,.- ji f -me f' V 'ff' K' , 1 3f!Q4ff? ??11i1 - 'M A good trick if you can do it says It walks, it talks, it's almost human! , Janice. ' Sunny little, funny little Mimi. i I Freeman, Gary and Don take time out to pose AW-G0 WHY- for the cameraman. ...22... M xr 'U ,,,... YD 5153-if .:-fff193:.iiff1 W2'5 'V'4' f 4 1- EfiE?f35s-- ,, 2 Q iff . 'f 2? 37132- B , m , V , ,ai W., , af ., .rv s a It ' when V, ' . .,, W' I '4 im' .'.. ,Q 1- 1 , fi ff ff X23 j' , Q it 5- 6, 5 UQ f ,,,iw- :- fb M l n-1 S A f,-1jlV,1,: KM ,,V, 'P n lx M ' U2 W' tb Q FP N S9 FP CD YD , my - f- - ff f Af 02 H1 M QW 6 Lg 2, Ag z Is, if 4 Jann Guest, secretaryg Mark Boling, treasurer, Mrs. Dana Hendon sponsorg Dick Eamest, presidentg Bob Sager, vice-president. Spon sor not pictured is Beryl Korb. JU IOR CLASS HI TORY The curtain went up on the second act of the stupendous production of Shawnee Senior High School. All the understudies Qjuniorsj of the cast CSeniorsj were suffering from stage fright when thoughts of assuming leading roles in next year's third act raced through their minds. Leaders of this organization were Dick Earnest, president, Bob Sager, vice-president, Jann Guest, secretaryg and Mark Bolling, treas- urer. Miss Beryl Korb and Mrs. Dana Hendon were chosen sponsors and the year was off with flying colors. Several starting positions on the powerful Wolves' football team were held by Juniors. This group included Ronnie Morris, Dick Ear- nest, Clarence Payne, James Hall, Bob Sager, Charles Beck, Bill Dutton, and Eddie Ribbeck. Near the close of the campaign, Morris, as a result of his stellar performances, was voted into the all-district backfield. The boys were in- spired to still higher goals when Norma Reeves made her appearance as Junior Class football attendant. Mary Sue Chittum and Jann Guest gave her a close race for the distinction. Patsy Tennyson out-polled Nancy Porter and Jann Guest for the honor of representing the Junior Class at the annual basketball corona- tion. Ronnie Morris was leading scorer on the Wolves' state champion basketball team. Other Juniors seeing plenty of action were Bob Carey, James Hall, Dick Earnest, and James Buchanan. All through the sports' seasons Patsy Tennyson and Freeman Scarlett led the all- important cheering. About this time Dale Young, Eddie Rickey, Donna Schuyler, and Carole Davis began to win honors at speech meets and continued to do so throughout the year. -24... High school happenings were faithfully re- ported by Ruella Dockins in her News-Star column, the Merry-Go-Round. Holding important offices in the Student Council were Carole Davis, secretaryg and Glen McLaughlin, treasurer. Dick Earnest was elect- ed president of the Federation of Oklahoma High School Student Councils at the annual convention held in Norman. Emily English was chosen by the knightly young men of the Hi-Y to be their 1951-52 sweetheart. Patsy Raymer was runner-up for the honor. Patsy Tennyson and Bob Carey played lead- ing roles in the annual class play, We Shook the Family Tree, that was acclaimed by many spectators as one of the best ever given by Juniors. Other members of the cast were Free- man Scarlett, Bob Maynard, Ruella Dockins, Jann Guest, Donna Schuyler, Joann Newberry, Willene Smith, Eddie Rickey, Glenda Coppage, and Dickie Smith. Carole Davis was assistant director. The brawn of the class having been well- exploited, the brains were recognized as new Honor Society members were chosen. Junior members consisted of Ruella Dockins, Emily English, Patsy Tennyson, Jann Guest, Patty Sue Rich, Sylvia Payne, Irma Johnson, Glenn McLaughlin, Dick Earnest, Franklin Niles, Clarence Payne, Ronnie Morris, and Ellis Rae Harvey. At the close of a highly successful year the Juniors, having banished all stage fright, are now looking forward to the prominent place they have earned in the third and final act of the endless production of Shawnee Senior High School. ffff?Q5r V ' . . ,, .l. Dorothy jimmy Billie Abrams Alexander Aloway K .. if s! 1: C L ,,,.. 3 X is gb wa 9 Wa, J . mm. ,xi .. .. , i .t 6, , ' Hi 3' in Carole Ruth Charles Ash Barton Bassett V L' ffggrvuv. ' - V f- .. W fi- I . -,':,,:5' Z,:Esf5 ' . ' A cigar 1 ' ' Sif y mil l ll ig , Billy Pl'lylllS Dorothy Bays Belperniss Bennett gn. si - ,. '39-. V '.i I :ig-i' 7451:-S ' ,J my .Ar if? ,iv Q i 9' RN li 1 . 1? LS v Qi i P fn' i 1 me i S Y if 9 iii N f 2 Peggy Virgil Jimmie Booth Bowden Brigham A : Wei :Hffi . ag H I I .,,.. I A. .WH :Y lx f if 3 WT .N Mary L. E. Tawana Bfyant Bugg Burnett 1251 . wi Aw iefwix 1 , M if x Ky' 5 g K S, Y' 52 ww hi nf? 5 . . , i- 2 I L W fm V, ' 'fiwrfw ig . . L fp . v ,usfzpf is :vi ,ggi 7 ,. -- rig k ,,, - A :A--:H Fwlinliifff f Y --f'- , -, H -' . Mau. K Nik',-' '-'i L 5 , - i Royce john Armstrong Arnold Charles Gail Baumert Bayless Q52 fm:-,fcgif .yz :xiii , v . .- . J Q, 1 w 2 1 xx Q 5, if W Mix .Qi 'iii My if 'Rf Q DQ B X l W H Q if 46 Ii , if iw 5 Q W H M 5 'fig rg L we X 'Irs as .W f i in W K ii K, ,, x Lf iff Lav era Mark Berry Bol ing Freeman and Guy hoisting Old Glory. ACT TLUO 1-M 'IL ., ,-,.4f, 4 Ruth J. T. Clurey Cole .iwli ' V 1-21--w-2-Lwif5 f1 4 .M A .. .f gg ' In , ' Az Q. .1 ,. E .. 1 li 1 do it I 5' , ' .. 1 , K 2 Y. f, 'gig 1-... N' f ES mm' ::: Glenda Richard Coppage Couch -MW . .K my , r Carole Louise Davis Davis Joe Bussey Buddy Carey Delores Cook , 12- -mx I in 1 'iw S R Q, 1 4 5 A w 3 J , xx fag . in J. M. Cowan Jo Ann Deel Betty Cannon R xp V HH, ' Mary Sue Chittum -- L, Z me .Z-.ffff.s 1?. :A-Q.. Mx, S MW, ow-1 igfsa r rf f A ' X Q , use Ng 3. . We ,- -f : 5: F! 5- I f'?Q.i. ' . we t. 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P as ifzke ri asf, ffi ' . ,ii Xi l, Ramah Giles Betty Jean Griswold James Hall Jerry Hathcock Y X I ., fl , .lf X If .Q YS 1 X J E .i.- . 55: i1 ,,'i 'A Emily Betty English Ferguson Gordon Gilley Dorotha Grubaugh y y if HM Q X Q - .ribs J it .Qi I at I Q3 a-, Eggs .1 3:2 .:' L H- 'Q X is-it , , V ,gfifili 5 :TF i i w i'f5f,:i:'f, 5 5 Margaret Hanifan .af G mv- N-w.. y loyioo f fi. , y ,.., , my H isysi ..,' 'K Elsie George xBetty onzalez fx ,, y , M Y f 2 if fd 2 in sf 94? 'sv J f' 5 ' L -1 i 3 v mix Q '22 :svvigi,1w2.gi ' A N Q ff Q J .xiii awake Zfgqf Km. mugs . yy if ' K es Donna Goodson ff K Jann Gwendolyn Guest Bunter Margaret Admiring some of our newly-won trophies, we find Hang Roselee McMakin, Louise Lansden, and Ruella Dockins. ACT TLUO -1. . Al 5 -ff: ,, ff.- Q ., .. M. ,sm ww ., .54 .mmf - gan as 2 Q ,, will S 15 X 'ki 3 P fm. ., WW ff wig x -x ' in fw:1ffrq2wv:sJff if-4:4 ff, ff 'RQ 31- cis- ,. Qi 1 Joann Hendrikson Colleen Hickey Sandra Dorthea Hisel Holtsclaw M? A as W M, ,. 12, -ww f - - aff' . ' , .:a:W,:M,. :f 'Q S M. . QM' . X Q H , W 4 5,5 -- V- 7 73 3, .', 3 WN 3432 l ima X is , W iv fm 1 Sf W 'V' ly---on Marla DOIIIIH Charles Horton Jackson K L if C ' , Tw , i z s Charles Corky Kellogg Kelly Joan Deloris Lee Lewis Gene Harold JOl'1USOI'l Jghnson Peggy King 2 Q . J M X ' . X Gail Lewis -25- Don Lambert Dorothy Locke ' A 1 S it i 52 in H , J 2 ,4 x qv ge. 4 L H iii X l l an Sis Q ar -of ' . - , ,,, ' A pl 1 .. Kenneth Hinshaw H - V S K is 1 vi 'diss 4 wi 19 lr gf X s nf A 1 Leta Jo Hopkins Irma Johnson s 3 K K- xv ' if fi , K . 5 3 5 - . Helen Lee , llle eese , . Vl?A ,. i ' -J uf 191-TIQE' Sharon Lookabaugh Q, .ii fy Bob Lupton . ,- , , 5, NN --L , 'M .--' V ' 4L,' 65:55 92 I 1' t, Bliss Marshall Jennie , ,'-:. Elle V 'iifh ,-Sk? iz, ' 1- f is -if Margie Dorothy Elaine Roy Lynam Marker Marler Marler Retha Janice Marshall Mason Bob johnny Maynard Michener Louise Ronnie Bobbye Glen Morris Morris McHenry McLaughlin Honeydene Joan John McTee Newberry Newman Franklin Mary Ivan Niles Page Patterson ..2 9... Noel warms Richard up after Hi-Y meeting l l ACT Geneva Paul ,, if 'V EEQQSSQQ ' S: .T E 21 in ,,.. 3 av Q ,V Je-1,21 2 ia f 5s lf Benny Ray Eddie Rickey e avr-rf D ff' ,Ar 4 r 1 t at '3- w be if A, 1, 1 1: ' 1 as . 1 fe , -K, . asv-iv - igjg grfiggf Garry Ryan Robert Perry Patsy Ravmer va 21 Waaiai il W L Q jak r i in , iii5i??H??3i?52Q2 iliii lxwwwxrwi wgawe Jqdy Robinson Bob Sager Norma .Reeves Louise Rogers .r 'E+ ' s fl s 1? 2 'x K X gg d Q ya it 5 fd wx X? Freeman Scarlett -50.- Clarence Payne Y W I H . f . f2Q ynxfitkias M rf E ..VVV' VZ, LK',L . - 'wf - ewiixrrgesasik Nancy Porter Eddie Ribbeck Sandra Romberg S, Q was r Donna Schuyler , 1, ay 1' S 1 1 2 PY Ww- W H X , A X St k . ., , Th , Sylvia Payne Patsy Pritchard Patty Rich Duard Rosenbaum Glenda See Anne Shull Billy Rex Smith ii' sf, Q If I 5, a 'wr S , fr ,f fn S ag, , QT 555' gr li ill' Mary Ann Speak 25,4 s A 2 3 5 ! f L Yi 1 K.- , t r aawgbfy- so ,il Geraldine Suttle 'Hz T S i...',s':5'v,Eh 5 ,, i Kevin Taylor is -Z,-levy' ' - - Sf? I if iw hw-1 p 3 ff? 510 W' is Sam Siar ,W Caroleen Smith X .i S. 1 jo Ann Spencer , .K , A 13 ,fu 493 'I xx af Q,- R Wil ii 'LS M 5 H Q5 is g Z Y' er ,-Q, X N722 1 4 K - , .f -- Dudley Tankersley llei if l ar 'W f a Q 5 Patsy Tennyson Dee Ann Singleton Carolyn Smith Phil Stevens if if me m l, f, A. 4 - , jf . -- , ,., Eugene Taylor it' iw . w .5 -2-T ,.:, Zi if agwz. Q- Q 3 , 5612 xii X ' Sh K 'iw y J N ,, .Al .6 Kenneth Turnipseed ,31- n w 2 5 if l r 'Lf L 9 ' S i A :gif ' iq, Hi, 'V ' , Doris Bill Skeen Sluder neg 1 Devert Dickie Smith Smith T 1 , My ,,., ,.,.,, gg i . ' Earl Peggy Stokes Sumner Looks like Buddy Carey is doing a good Job of washing someone's face. Gene Venderburg ACT Tl ,J- Jimmy F ay Ward Ware Darlene Mary jane Don Waters Wilma Christine Betty Welch Welton West i e ie eieii he A Y, z.LL ' . fe e,'- -f.' Z i Q, ? V .i,: 1 l veaeef ' Bill Dale Cleta YO11l'lg Young Ziegler Weins Weir La June Lloyd White Williams Gerald Sarah Zorger Zuker Basketball Royalty: -Iavonna Mooney, Sophomore At- t d , M 1 B it H, - Hi-Y Sweetheart Candidates: Emily English, Katherine en ant, aro yu rown, Queen , Patsy Tennyson, Jun im Attendant ..32- Cowan, Patsy Paymer. i . E 1 Rudy Cast, president, Josie Washichek, sponsor, Jean Young, treas- CL urerg Ottie Flo Hall, sponsor, David Braungardt, vice-president, Ann McBride, secretary. E IOR CLASS HI TORY It was three years ago that we were preparing to embark upon the great production of Shawnee Senior High School, when on March 27, 1948, our future stage came down in a fire that left us homeless for almost two years. The first act of our show, in our sophomore year, usually a term of meekly serving the upperclass- men, w'e found ourselves leading Junior High School. We elected Dick Liddell, presidentg L. T. West, vice- presidentg Nancy Kidd, secretary, and Beverly Kempf, treasurer. Rita Montgomery, football attendant, and Barbara Burrough, basketball attendant, were the royal- ty of our class. Our sponsors were J. G. Hill and Birdie Alley. In the second act, as juniors, we were moved to the campus of Oklahoma Baptist University where we were completely astounded by our temporary schoolhouse It was a busy year, with Russell Jones as our president, Bill Fleming, vice-president, Jean Young secretaryg and Nancy Kidd, treasurer. We were ably guided by Rita Huff and Beryl Korb. Barbara Morris was elected foot- ball and basketball attendant. Floyd Henson and Mary Truesdell were our representatives to the cheerleading group. The great honor of being Hi-Y sweetheart was bestowed upon Nancy Kidd. Martha Huffman, Juli- anne Hardin, Joanne Johnson, Noel Williams, Virgil Walker, Rita Montgomery, Ann Bamett, Roberta Viar, Nancy Kidd, Patricia Hill, Russell Jones, Pete Davis, Pat Dover, Faye Boykin were chosen for the National Honor Society. Hal King, Julianne Hardin, Patricia Hill, and Clara Michener were casted in the Student Council play, Life With Father. However, we were in our glory with our production, The Scarecrow Creeps. Members of the cast were Marilu Brovsm, Rus- sell Jones, Jack Rochelle, Harold Heath, Beverle Smalley, Floyd Henson, Ann McBride, Patricia Hill, Rennel McKerracher, Julianne Hardin, and Bill Flem- -54- ing. Rita Montgomery and Floyd Henson were the juniors selected to attend the Student Council Con- vention in Charleston. West Virginia. Three members of our class were elected to state offices in various or- ganizations. Jack Rochelle was elected state president of the Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association. Joe Markham was state president of Phi Tau Alpha, Patricia Hill was made state secretary of the Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y convention in Oklahoma City. On February 4, 1950, open house was held for our new Shawnee High School. We moved into the building the following Monday. The year ended with the juniors in charge of the Junior-Senior Reception at the American Legion Hall and the Junior-Senior Prom at Teen Town. The next year in the linale we were the stars of the show. We had a new building and we were, at last, honored seniors. The officers were Rudy Cast, presi- dent, David Braungardt, vice-presidentg Ann McBride, secretary, and Jean Young, treasurer. Mary Truesdell was made football queen, Marilu Brown was crowned basketball queen. We were quite proud of Bernard Wilson for making the All-American and All-State foot- ball teams. High in our esteem also, is James Harbison, who made All-Star and All-State basketball teams. At- tending the Career Conference at Norman were Roberta Viar and Virgil Walker. Our greatest production, Heaven Can Wait, was given on April 6. Included in the cast were Patricia Hill, Jim LaClaire, Bill Higley, Jack Hohenstein, Faye Boykin. Judie Tucker, Clara Michener, Naomi Gaines, Betty Holliman, Dewey Loftis, David Braungardt, Eddie Lynam, Jo Ann Polk, jack Rochelle, Hal King, Noel Williams. and Bemard Wilson. The social event of the year, the Senior Prom, was held on May 195 the Junior-Senior Reception, staged by the juniors, was on May 23. Our role in Shawnee High School came to an end at Commencement May 24. Fred Akin His merits are uncountedf' e john Allen Been Never let business interfere with pleasure. Margaret Booth A disposition kind and true. 'W ir F 'V , Q iw Joan Bray A quiet working girl. Y wwf-N l E X .. 5?l7.-7 Yi ' A in U ,mm :'E, ' .. 'TW':'E'- I K is AJS. :,3' Ski . i . fggiixwi V f 1 ,f . H gf gi Evelyn Brown N ever a wasted word. Ann Barnett Pretty and witty . we , gl T .- .4,5i ,1u:t ,, . -'PEBL' . 1 i1f'i3 : ,f: .t: 92? 'Q . 151 Af gm- . f f' Gayle Belshe A good sport-We hope to tell you so. . B 1' Q2 N Q , ex Q ilee f 5 i , g t . it :.:.. t gk 3' '11 if Billy Boyce BraWn, beauty,- brains??! Ann Brokaw She will talk,' gad, how she will talkl Marilu Brown If you want anything well done, lei, Marilu do it. legit it at K ,G I '3 f i George Bauman Our drum major is he and handsome as can be. Don Barngrover Little but mighty james Bolland He looks studious but it's a lie, Eugene Berry Laziness personified. Barbara Bayles Never too busy to smile. ,. -GM , V ,, 3 iff . i A H X: I ' Joe Bonner The brains of the Senior Class, Jerry Boyer Faye Boykin David Braungardt For he's a jolly good Man is women's bread ot 'Td walk a million miles for fellow. lite-I'm getting hungry. one of those smiles. Nan Brokaw Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Q' il ' .. '5551W5??E-E 1 t ,,tt sttt it ,,.:, ..,,, 3: 1 ,--,,. Y Q ta 3' Six it .. . I :L Tom Brown Some people are bam great, Come across, Carey, buy a ticket. while others attain greatness. F 1 GCT THREE ...Q -L ,: ' v'1f - in gs X K . . lpn - Corrine Chrz Richard Click Brislc and lively as a A loyal worker. bee. w .1 ..M l . X Q .51 - lg M S Y ..effg'f' 5 13-'A . E I ,f I A i T. .5 , 5 i Norman Cook His words are few and lar between. Dorothy Cottrell In her tongue is the law of kindness. Q x 1 -an 'fiiira .. at Q , ., in ani .W 4, Er, tt? , M is i 1? . Zo Carolyn Crawford Ann David nsheis H Eff! fhaf is hard Shines like a good deed in fo beat-H this naughty world. . , .. ..,...,3 ., . . H - Q is ASE ie Msgs. sf ,Q 2 it si : li 'L 3 1 be Q 5 K4 ill? 3 'Y' vi it K X, . .. -if? 'S lea.. , - ,Q , gg s:TfPQ3Lssw' Kenneth Bryson 1 don't bother work and work don't bother me. Etta Jo Carpenter One ot those quiet little girls who talk all the time. t'l 2 '-:- V V A lL, 2 A .ii :.,, John Coats Barbara Burrough Sweet her Ways, sweet her voice. Bill Caskey Happy am I and iree from care. Betty Lou Cole Oh whybshogxlglnlife all Personality plus charm. a or e. . li. ix l-1, A C .., .,,'i11 i A n Jean Cowan She finds a way or makes one. H Agnes Davis True worth is in being, not seeming. . -55. Jimmie Cox Happy-go-lucky. .ax iin ii. .... A .rt - ie'. Pete Davis Peter Rabbit. k.V. .- -5 1- etfik ii: Franklin Burton He does his part with a willing heart. tiii 1 it tx. 2 iff . , , fs. if ' an r K i 3 t k r N Q ff. Q 'iw ii S. it in 233 K Elk, Rudy Cast Little man-big personali t y. n I Carol Cook As sweet as the day is lrmbf' Ramona Cranford Such a sunny smile. W X We .Q ,am 3 . .tg 5: :gf rfS2,.ffQ1t:?'?? si . 1 'L 53315555 1: 4:55 Phyllis Dawkins A sincere good friend. w W , Q.. ,iv 11, ,,f, as 3' .Wai 4. i A WM? ' ' A Iiggi 3 Charles Day He knows what he wants and gets it. s . We if X .. mia X he Q 1 3 Ella Dunsmore Observe the opportunity. ,, ',,, 3 . X vc Billy jean Galloawy She behaves just as she ought to. Bill GOf0l'tl'1 Always good naturedf' iii Alma Greeling There's always a twinkle in her eye. 3-. Q., jim 54 :iw EE wb' Q. OU Sm NB OD' Q2 VI Q: Em rfftb ,-2, -me ., married. Z, ,fe N8 sd 5 X si-. ' Joel Ely Steadfast and ambitious. lss y -W w e S N .. f .Qra,-sM ek' si - -75 4 2. I -. i cf11. :inf5ffiM35'55??55l:iflf: . if 7 35.2 s ' S' Richard Gay As quiet and as solemn as an ancient Greek column. Julia Gomez Many a flower was born to blush unseen. Donald Greer Pleasure before study. Charles Detamore Greater men may have lived. i , !'Tas- WEE' L .LQ ,,..' . ...av-an aw,sag ?5EI Eaff .7,. ag, , Wayne Evans F, F. A. and Chevrolet. fs,-1.5 is V kg,-i. 72 ' f' ffl R, W., sees ' . S . ..,.. ,W N . , . B w .S . sf Byron Gibson Every man has his fault and honesty is his. Frances Gonzalez She has magic in her hands. Darleene Hackett She has a will of her own. -37- Verona Dilbeck She doeth all things well. Bill Fleming To the Navy he did go. ,W .2 I S Y . L, fxfszjr? Wh ' ss.. Joyce Gilbert A girl who is a wonderful friend. E M is V. Q W Xa is . L. ff Marvin Doyle Few words indicate a world of wisdom. Naomi Gaines We hope her pep will never fade. Jack Gober A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Put up your dukes, says jean Young to Bill H igley. ill . r Sue Henry A girl so sweet when she's around, everything is complete. ' 'fi , A : 7 'sf . , Xi Betty Jo Holliman You ought to know her. V ff ' o Allen Hurst 'Not as studious as he looks. GC THREE si? K' . A Y T Floyd Henson Gifted with a ready and capacious How at language. iitrlifaiil all 3' Norman Hoover He was the cock who thought the sun rose to hear him crow. 1 Joanne Johnson Ah, Miss Paderewski! Come lor your music lesson. V Af' if 7 ' HQ 'E J sf K V f -:-, -A ku Laurita Hall Common sense is not a common thing. SL fb ...Q F' Q I .. , J iz , If L . :V i fit 3 ' if - Charles Harrison As a rule, he's hardly ever in school. Bill Higley 'tPerhaps he will grow. James Harbison Big Red. Harold Heath Really, he knows something besides 'Old Man Riveff' s,,. ... Vr- r Q .4:4i.iSiLLQL14i.4,,M.a . Julianne Hardin Her voice will be broadcast from station F -A-M -E. Linda Hembree Quiet and dependable. Patricia Hill Petite Patricia. Jack Hohenstein Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. .- ll'.. Maxine Howell Billy June Hudson Martha Huffman Quiet, modest and a perfect In everything she cloes Since I love the merry life, lady. her best. I shall be a rich man's wife. Ollie Mai Johnson The meek shall inherit the earth. 158. Reata Johnson She is wise, she is witty, she's in love, what a pityf' Dixie Jones A Southern Belle 1 .Far aww ' 'Q 7fh,- 5. ag fl , E K I is aglan :mi Russell Jones A fellow always 'wide awake',' money tor Student C. -.. .,,,,,., ,,,,.,,., Francis Jordan Always sweet and always happy. is Carolyn King Hal King Personality plus. Why was I born so good-looking? , ?He wLTufMW3 4 r I A K k'fk, .ja r .5QwmQ?if'. ,ymwnmille f+ewEwH sisamaw Richard Lane H Jack- Langston A He excells in all--football, lack m hfs q'-'let lfvalf Wm baseball. basketball. make 'HS maflf 'H llfe someday. Burt Longnecker Richard Lovegrove Never do today what you A shy importation. can put ol? until tomorrow. L W 2 . I ',, wi ifl- s ' . . . , Q.. , i if iliflil- Q,-.ji -j : .. , ,X , rj 111' .5 :ls in .'21::I4s-.1-as ' y . llt, A , ,:swfyMf5M.. .wiht 4 Donna Karcher Everyone's friend. jim LaClaire Ah, it lite were just lun and frolic from mom till night! ll Bobby Lawson f'Don't worry me with women. Eddie Lynam As solemn as I try to be, no one can I convince but me. Beverly Kempf A lady tair with red hair. Gene Lain How did he get in here, he should have graduated last Dewey Loftis - The answer to a maiden's prayer. Nancy Kidd Loveable, learnable, lockable. V '-lf, la., -' 42.243432 W ef - -1 .Q -54.1 is QM as ' 2 f Q, wg? , vt ls? P wg 1' 2 W J' 35 1 5 'smzvgl .W ff, rl riff Howard Lane Man about town. Gerald Lofton An earnest youth. 5 -dig' Q lfwgief f 1 V, , I ,k I 5pN-QTWWQW rr t is g'I. V 5 Alig - Norma Lynch Bill Madole Joe Markham . . . . Gentle of nature and soft Liie's too short to worry He used to be a woman Not reel,-V an Idiot ' ' ' Ifs -lust Jim Moore hav' of speech. much. hater but lately what a Ing 3 llffle fllfl- change! Charles Martin A careful studentazareiul not to overdo the thing. DCT THREE -.M -M Rita Montgomery Always on the go. i 1 K 2' a 1 v as rr P ' v so l :'r f kk ' Fr K, .,h: an EQ , ' I . fi- 2 K . 5 Yiffjgzl f T . i ' Qi firr 1' - ., 3 S ' '55 'I' T . - Barbara Morris H Ann McBride A Jack McConnell Friendliness personifiiedf' I Say thaf those Calculanng Where would he be without :V ' 'brains' will never take the that red pickuppf' ' place of real, live men! EF' . ,l ! 11 l 73X , M K xx 5 Rose Lee McMakin Arlene Noble X Elbert Owens 'An ounce ol' loyalty is worth Hears all, sees al x just call him cupid. a Pound oi clevernessf' tells all. X V. j..f, .g3,:.V Q' . , -V q ,. ' F f I ,V .. ...Wux i . ' , 1- Q, 1' ' 2? ?,..' ' J Georganne Peeples Travis Penny Wanda Pengon Noble thoughtsifmd a kind A man of mystery. True to her word, her heflff work, her friends. --4o- Clara Mae Michener You know when she's around by the sunshine. Gene Moore Ii work counts, success is his. Francis McCowan Brevity is the soul of wit. 1 3 l 5 3 I l r l 1 1 Colita Parsons A model lassie, seen but seldom heard. Maurine Peters Little friends may be the greatest friends. mg. was 'lx X 4 A i 'see'-g,,.w Qz3ffE1Qifz ,T ' , lilfifgmsxlfw' ' Ajfsizisfmii M2415-f.5iif ,swag K Q - K .. s,l:W-mgfza .vm Y A :E .. .. we 1 515.1 Li J Q, w.w,.,g,.45 it fr . 1, ,. Q .L ,, .5zf,,,'.,,..,,, ' P9 t . f' Qi N, K R S w 4 X W is me mi P 1 f 1' P - . Kenneth Miller Some say he is wise but we doubt it. I V- 5:21 it if F Wg 6 X1 j. i n ,,':i. -M 2 .k'l 1 Yi. Jim Moore '11 always study- sometimes. li ., f Yi , . I ..,, . '.-, R 25- f fl fx? N EL 5 ,Q , fy fl is ' Rennel McKerracher Can't they ever get your name right, Rennel? Dorsie Patrick A girl whom everyone loves and admires. Frank Phillips H e is quiet--sometimes. Noir, .,,. S.. at ..ME5w,g? my . M, 5. . Nell Pickens They are only truly great who are truly good. I 4' 5 fi 'EW f i : M :.V I ggi k--k: t. Vance Ramsey You will know him by his walk. K we lil: ,ww as Q as W ,. -my .,., . f 1 me S i 5 K, . X ,ff Haroldean See The singing troubadorf' Paul Slater 4'Shawnee High's Private Detective. s s 5 hmm' - K. , 2 , a.., 3 W 2. , ' fi Y f bi-2 'I f law .-f5,l.f: 1 r ,fs-1 Bessie South Always smiling. Jo Arm Polk We love her lor what jo Ray '1His smiling lace is welcome everywhere. y s ,q:. s si 3? Q f Q Nl 3 2 s s Q Q x x 0 N 1? I 439 3, f ci f X --Q f . Q A , , 5 Lee Segell When you know him better you will wish to know him .1 Beverle Smalley Someday she will own the N ews-S tar. Charles Spangler He was made for basketball. Renia Pool Simplicity and sincerity combined. . ',X f 15 'i I I -a it .- ... 51 , 2:1 5.12 f s 5' if f l l tr -S , ee. fs ' Jack Rochelle A lion among the ladies. Kay Senseney 'tWe wouldn't say she loves a man maybe we had better say men. Ruth Smith Silence is golden. sm '3 -Q . t Q1 5 W as A if ' ,,i. ,, ,S V sf - ' Cora Mae Starr Fate will smile on her. -41- ' filf M Q if ' , R 71 , 4 H Q , x if , aff, YE X 9 in 5 'Wh X.. 4.. . .. , K. ,WX Va 1: 5 Robert Pool A bachelor's lite for me. Joyce Ruckman HShe has wit as unusual as her name, Margaret Pope Ot soul sincere, in action L -.1 f 1 .1 -W 1.---- ..1..,.-n Kleyn Russell Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours, La Donna Shaw Always leaves them laughing. Don Shepherd HA sincere friend is worth his weight in gold. Think l'll make it? asks jim LaClaite of Teresa johnson, as he checks his credits. it Delores Tingler A perfect lady. Do they like her tor herself or her truck? Homer White Born for success. 1 T R X X M The tv-vo things that I love best of all are the heart of Bill and football. Virgil Walker 'They say that all great men are dead but I feel line. Opal Whitely Her cheerfulness is radiant. ?f?ijsf,Q .3 .':, , igt, . ,W . Bob Stephens Success won't pass him by. S Delbert Taylor A sunny soul in a dreary world. Mary Tubbs Quiet, unassuming and sweet, a pleasant girl tor one to meet. Willadean Watkins 'lQuiet and sincere. Jem., if' ' ,.1 :g if ., PM T -- wife? ' ' 2'-so-A Norma Jo Willcox 'tIt's worth your time to know her. -42- Sandra Stewart In true goodness- unsurpassed. Carol Thompson Meet the future Missusf' Judie Tucker She is so cute and sweet, but oh, how she loves to eat. Wayne Waycoff f'Conspicuous by his absence. wk ix ta .W 5 s ' L an is gg esta Vin- .. --us. ., .t qwwkwwmwwwa Kenneth Williams Carol Taylor Her life is like a happy song. Shirley Thrasher Promise is most given when least is said. Roberta Viar Good words always goes with her name. Luella West An outdoor-type girl. Noel Williams An appealing little cuss. People are what they think they are,- I'm glad I'm a genius. Bernard Wilson He believes in good sportsmanship and practices fair play. WF fv- V 'ss, B l M' .FAN 1 ss,s XS? J ig . W, jean Young Precious things are done up in small packages. F iends - camera that is. ii ,ew f. ,, 7 s gg fa ws' ,V . P sf' 'v 4 ge, wr .tw L We L Y Ri' s 1 3. Q Qi S R31 X . V as .. Claudia Wilson Women were made before mirrors and they have been there ever since. Dick Bender Not so innocent as he looks. . , A . W ,mfr - L ,fe-N A kt Q , ,... 5333, Liszt? ,L KA.. . The - W .lm 'rx f w - ...H Day. .. If .5 ' XQ , r me se J , , 1 '- hey fl f . f . Y -. '41 4 . W! A' R ' f glib!-, , , Q' ii . gi K s 1 ff' 'Q is we 'i,i T 'I' R .. 1 Q 7 ,--. . ' A Two seniors, Russell jones and Tom Brown, as they appeared the morning after the Battle oi the Senior Flag. . .f1..v +ff-Az: -'Q-lfw+v1eg1s,,-,,-f , - , j .. a .s,, .,,, , .iii , Q' 'i:'ffl'3l5-V .W IMG, i. I ft Ex K 5 Wt-fl ,Af fl' Gregg LL,,. I .,,,V if x 1 3 ,hr 91' twin., iisliill iiis . s A A A , ' W- '35 , ' ,- fi 1 A P tss ' S - . 451 N f W T' I K L -,t U . KT M nni. U, ati. -- f' Everyone, including Ann, Rosalie and Nan, wore happy smiles on Senior Day. +2 Tigris :P : fk 'S' W x in x 2. Y, be ? . ,, f M 1 W pk Beverly Wood Another little housewife. -.5 .pp ,, i MHS x V.Wf..37 we ff w ., In 5 ..... 1 Robert Clayborn This boy is blond and tall: th is boy is friendly to us all. Barbara Wright Gloria Yoder She is too busy to tell you Sturdy, dependableg a heart how hard she is working. of gold. J. P. Reynolds Personality speaks louder than words. main event of any Senior , Our holiday really wasn't com- plete with Bill in the Navy and Pat in the Marines. ..45. Our two beauties, Miss Hadacol and Miss Anti-Freeze, and Wild Bill Brokaw pose with the victorious senior Hag. M -m-m-m, where did you say we enlist? Something the matter, Russell? If not, there soon will be! What's that you're saying, jack? Those seniors just can't be beat. Mutt Greer and jeff, Spangler The alarm didn't go OH this morning, Now then, we'll have you fixed up in SO- just a moment. certainly deserved their prize. Eddie has been watching Hopalong on television too much. we .f?wUfff,,'Lw' Now where did that Hollywood tal ent scout go? Mixed and miscellaneous girls, all seniorsg and vice- Baby Face McMakin and Twenty-three Skidod' versa. Brokaw. 1441 N Q' 'Nb e Junior English Instructor PAULINE INGRAM Senior English Instructor JOSIE WASHICHEK Sophomore English Instructor CARRIE HILL Junior English l. S' A ' -'4 Instructor LEA HILL L34 -4 by Journalism Instructor EVA ODEN Special English Instructor EVA ODEN Algebra I Instructor DEWARD JAMESON Geometry Instructor IVA ALLRED , YA, i , , ., , . 'i fi ff :J Di. We Pr. Algebra II Instructor EVELYN MARTIN Trigonometry Instructor EVELYN MARTIN Theory of Music Instructor J. F. JOHNSON Library Science Instructor ALINE CHRISTIAN 'Cliq- Senior Science Instructor J. G. HILL Chemistry I hstructor J. G. HILL Biology Instructor C. A. MARTIN Physics Instructor J. G. HILL Art Instructor JO LEE RODKE Practical Living Instructor RUBY CURRY Ancient History Instructor GLADYS ELKINS United States History Instructor DANA HENDON 4--a sr 3 5 5... World History Instructor MARY TAYLOR United States History Instructor GLADYS ELKINS Problems of Democracy Instructor DANA HENDON World History lnstruc for DEWARD JAMESON 531 , 12 if ,A ,R , we mi rf far' Latin II Instructor CHARLOTTE MALAHY Q f 5 N x K Spanish II Instructor MARY TRINKLE ilkiu Sales English Instructor OTTIE FLO HALL Speech II Instructor JACK NEAVILL Drama I Instructor JACK NEAVILL Drama II Instructor JACK NEAVILL :-,v Nf...- .gsm Shorthand Instructor RITA HUFF Typing Instructor BERYL KORB N Office Practice Dictation Instructor RITA HUFF Bookkeeping Instructor ALLEAN WALKER Office Practice Instructor RITA HUFF General Business Instructor BERYL KORB Auto Mechanics Instructor TOM ARCHIBALD Trade Drafting Instructor WILMA MATTHYS Welding Instructor TOM ARCHIBALD Trade Printing Instructor J. L. BOYER Cabinet Making Instructor J. E. YANCY Machine Shop Instructor GERALD RORSCHACH MW B v Distrxbutive Education Instructor OTTIE FLO HALL -Q' is , umm 1 W ,N W, 53 H425 M sfilfm sw ,X-'W Q 9,1- w,,,wv .fd ,W ,qw 'sm -4 :M--..ff 43'5::5:Z - - - 3f-i:,. ffae i V' Diversified Occupations Instructor W. M. STRONG K, jiiagx is wk gi If my ' Homemaking Instructor THELMA CARSON 2'-iii 1 -ff . K4 I 55.5 fi 3 H ,- 5 .ai , ' Hifi,Q'.':s:'f-:5f'5'S rv 'S ,Q q, L, y , ' 'fp V .- :ui fzii.-.p f,'s'w:--lf5i2z,,ff:-' '? ,, , , '- V- ,A f fi f .1 ' Q - ' .xi . 2575.-r ,wh ' I K f Ei? I 'S 4ef3g:q:,g's1wy iw :iff . -v- ,f-- 'fm ' 4 - f , ' f -. w ,, ,,i. M, ..., , : , 'X ,, H W 2 Z N1 . V, ..., 2 -e,,,,.fi. K, .law . , ff - ,V-fl K , Qs' ,.,, -weifff,-zfeisfw, 3 ,- A 4 Q , K - , 5. Q. f . . A , swf V ff, H , , -fff :wg-.1i,11sf-- Q, ff 1 ., 1 , :ww .W ww. K f -, . - ,MM U tf,M,,.:1- ,A 61,4 g,,,,,,, - , Q, . 'ii ' 1 t,'fl91: fM'55fl4f,I'YVf'Jf' 'A l ' , V7 ff. . 7:59 Aix. 5 . V -- ' RK? . K eww .' fi: Q ' , p it 1 I . K K- ,, inf. K ,K 5 gf K rm.-, M i fv-- I I f .5 L W ? . aw L ' V A- , ,M 7- 'M' , , ' M, aw I 1 I A . . K ' ,r K ,, so ..., mga. .. I O , r I if is sw .K 5 ' ,, . I ' s 3 vie ax ,X my , ' . ' ' V ggrmj J K 5 . , E is , Q , , 31,5 it .V , is 1 wiv Spa, ' . ' . 2' ' M ' , 7 my , ', 5 X I T 1' Q i , K' , '. 413 We K gglti M . K . L, :ig . a- V big H ' ' , x 1 43 'W M if , S sg ' - f QW 35? X5 X X iffy iv -ifi--mf lfzi f 'Y Iv , -H Tiffff- ' . CST V 4 I Auto Driving Instructor PAUL GREENE - Cafeteria Staff Supervisor JUANITA WOOD 1, jk-,g,uw ug. Q.. - 5, ,.., ,M,,.i., .... V ,h,, .,-.W..W.,, ..,, h..i. ,r.,,,,,.....- Agriculture Instructor OTTO KRAUSSE Girls Physical Education Instructor CHRISTINE REYNOLDS Boys Physical Education Instructor ED SKELTON Office Stab' Secretary MARTHA CURTWRIGHT Qiw kiwi, Wi 2,2 M HI-Y President .....................,.... Tom Brown Associate president .....,..,... Hal King Vice-president ,..,........., Mark Boling Roll sec. .,..,,.... Rennel McKerracher Recording sec. ..,.. - .,.., Russell Jones Cortes. sec. .... .... J ack Rochelle Treasurer -. Buddy Carey Chaplain B ,.,,., awe ,,,,, Ronnie Morris Sergeant-at-arms - Jim LaClair, Noel Williams Sponsor ...................... W. Alva Wells First row: Norman Hoover, Barry Seawright, Eddie Lynarn, Virgil Walker, Jim LaClair, Buddy gareyh Floyd Henson, Howard Lane, Jimmy Brigham, Dick Earnest, Bob Sager, Rudy Donat, on amgrover Second row: Lee Segell, Joe Bonner, Bill Higley, Joe Ed Williams, Charles Bassett, Clarence Payne, Duard Rosenbaum, Byron Gibson, Jackie Whittem, J. Mote, Mickey Reagan, Gordon Gilley, Bob Harriman, Eddie Rickey. Third row: Bruce Moody, Skeetz Yates, Rudy Cast, Ronnie Brasel, Gary Ryan, Jack Lewellen, Wendel Kirk, Donnie McKee, Ronnie Morris, Hal King, Bob Carey, Rennel McKerracher, Russell Jones. Fourth row: Dickie Smith, Devert Smith, John Arnold, Franklin Niles, Glen McLaughlin, Nancy Kidd, Tom Brown, Emily English. Pete Davis, Mark Boling, Warren Rutherford, Johnny Mc- Clellan, Eugene Hardesty. Billy Bell. Fifth row: John Coats, Dewey Loftis, Arthur Myers, Bob Lupton, Jim Moore, Jack McConnell, Gene Moore, Bill Goforth, Jimmy Wheeler, Fred Rough, Bill Moran, Don Page. Sixth row: Max Philliope, Bob Cleere, Billv Rex Smith. Phil Oflil Roy Marler. Joe Bussv, Dale Young, Kenneth Henshaw, Benny Ray, Phil Stevens, Freeman, Scarlett, Richard Couch, Guy McGregor, Jerry Zorger, Rusty Grant, David Braungardt. TRI-HI-Y President .,.. ..,.. ,,,,,,. Phyllis Beberniss Associate president .,.. Marilu Brown Vice-president ,..,...,,... Emily English Roll secretary ...,..ll,,l,l nu Carol Cook Cortes. sec. ...,...... Dorthea Holtsclaw Chaplain .,................ - Patsy Raymer Sergeant-at-arms N ,,.,,,,,, , Ann Shull Historian .........e.............. Jean Young Treasurer ....,..,,,,,,,,, , ,.,,,, Jann Guest Sponsor .... ..... M rs. Jack T. Neavill First row: Joann Hutchinson, Yaita Rogers, Sherry Philips, Phyllis Bebemiss, Norma Boyce, Marjorie Barngrover, Betty Brown. Ricky Boyd, Roselee McMakin, Ann Shull, Dorothy Locke. Second row: Donna Goodson, Barbara Harmon, Barbara Lawhon, Frances B rum, Judie Tucker, Beverly Kempf, Patricia Hill, Rita Montgomery, Beverle Smalley, Clara Nlichener, Betty Cole, Phyllis Hickman, Louise Lansden. Third row: Coleen Hickey, Joan Newberry, Patsy Raymer, Bobby Van Antwerp, Glenda Long, Verona Dilbeck, Donna Schuyler, Jean Young, Jann Guest, Janice Alexander, Katherine Cowen, Irma Johnson, Margaret Hanifan, Claudia Wilson, Joan Lee, Patricia Jones, Janice Thompson, Carolyn Hoover, Sandra Hisel. Fourth row: Patsy Tennyson, Norma Reeves, Peggy Sumner, Javonna Mooney, Agnes Davis, Ruth Deatherage, Barbara Morris, Sharon Haddock. Carole Davis, Betty Mullins, Joanne Johnson. Fifth row: Tawana Burnett, Billy Alloway, Gail Bayless, Patty Rich, Mary Sue Chittum, Faye Boykin, Gail Gilbert, Emily English, Nancy Kidd, Marilu Brown, Maurine Peters, Julianne Hardin, Martha Huffman, Ann McBride. Ann Barnett, Glenda Coppage. Sixth row: Jo Ann Spencer, Dorothy Bennett, Ravmer Giles, Honeydeen McTee, Zahea Hassan, Geraldine Suttle, Dorothea Holtsclaw, Lahoma Crabtree, Dixie Jones, Nancy Porter, Adrian Hackett, Betty Gonzalez. Mary Weins, Carolyn Norton, Martha Bollman, Ivalene Hocker, Loretta Elv. Bettv West. Valera Berrv. Seventh row: Carol Ash, Doris Skeen, Ruth Cole, Darlene Waters, Delores Dockery, Betty Arthur, Barbara Wilcoxson, Alma Donham, Rose Marie 1-Ieer, Betty Daws, Carolyn Smith, Jennie Montgomery, Mary Jo Truesdell, Carol Cook, Kay Winterringer, Sue Vickers. 164- I I 1 5- HOWLERS PEP CLUB President ...,.v.,,..... Rita Montgomery Vice-president ...........,.. Carole Davis Roll secretary ...... ..-. Barbara Morris Demerit sec. ......... as Julianne Hardin Treasurer .... .. ,.,....... ..- Nancy Porter Reporter .,...,.. , ,,.. - ,....... Valera Berry Sponsors ..,... Birdie Alley, Rita Huff First row: Janice Alexander, Freeman Scarlett, Mary Truesdell, Floyd Henson, Patsy Tennyson, Guy McGregor. Second row: Martha Huffman, Julianne Hardin, Kay Winterringer, Martha Bollman, Beverle Smalley, Beverly Kempf, Patricia Hill, Rita Montgomery, Judie Tucker, Phyllis Beberniss, Joan Lee, Clara Michener, Caroleene Smith, Mary Ann Speak. Third row: Jean Young, Nancy Kidd, Shen'y Philips, Donna Schuyler, Frances Byrum, Katherine Cowen, Nancy Porter, Dixie Jones, Loyce Hunter, Irma Johnson, Rayma Giles, Dorothy Bennett, Margaret Hanifan, Patty Rich, Cora Starr. Fourth row: Joann Spencer, Norma Reeves, Barbara Morris, Louise, Lansden, Joanne Johnson, Jo Ann Hutchinson, Marilu Brown, Roselee McMakin, Lahoma Crabtree, Yaita Rogers, Dorthea Holtsclaw, Honeydeen McTee, Bessie South. Fifth row: Billie Owens, Ruth Cole, Gail Bayless, Billie Alloway, Barbara Harmon, Betty Mul- lins, Bobby Van Antwerp, Sharon Haddock, Adrian Hackett, Alma Donham, Carol Cook Betty West, Maurine Peters, Valera Berry, Geraldine Suttle, Mary Chittum. Sixth row: Glenda Long, Ann Shull, Janice Thompson, Patricia Jones, Phyllis Hickman, Geneva Paul, Ann McBride, Cleta Hayward, Glenda Coppage, Joann Polk. Seventh row: Joan Newberry, Coleen Hickey, Betty Brown, Donna Goodson, Norma Boyce, Rickey Boyd. Emilv English. Gail Gilbert, Jann Guest, Peggv Sumner, Tawana Burnett, Javon- na Mooney, Patsy Raymer, Faye Boykin, Carole Davis, Sue Vickers, Betty Daws, Carolyn Smith. CHORUS President ...,...,,.,..,....,..... Phil Stevens Vice-president ...... Barbara Burrough Secretaries- Ann Bamett, Faye Ware Treasurers- Reatha Marshall, Delores Cook Librarians- Gail Lewis, Mona Zoe Standridge First row: Barbara Lawhon, Ramon Brittain, Betty Edwards, Mary Madole, Donna Horton, Loyce Hunter, Phyllis Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Faye Ware, Margaret Haug, Gail Lewis, Ella Sue Lewis, Harlene Houston, Charlene Bishop. Second row: Doris Harper, Jo Ann Piercey, Minetta Grove, Ann Green. Clara Michener, Barbara Jo Ann Cox, Francis Garret, Carol Thompson, Mona Standxidge, Ann Barnett, Reatha Marshall, Delores Cook, Janice Thompson, Yaita Rogers. Third row: Donald Greer, Carolyn Smith, Ann Brokaw, Sheridan Shoemaker, Donna Schuyler, Burrough, Jo Ann Polk, Loreen Hail, Betty Doss, Bonnie Clark, Roberta Viar, Joanne Johnson, Arden Surber, Glenda Long, Cleta Hayward. Fourth row: Homer White, Leroy Jackson. Clarence Payne, Hal King, Dewey Loftis. Skeetz Yates, John Newman, Howard McLaughlin, Charles Spangler, Don Courtney, Don Price, Franklin Burton, John Arnold, David Braungardt, Paul Boone, director. .55. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President ..,,.,,.... ...... J oanne Johnson Vice-president .,,,.,,.... ,.,.., J ulianne Hardin Secretary ,...,.,..O. - .,.,,.,A. ,,....... F aye Boykin Treasurer ,,.,,.. ....,... P ete Davis Reporter .,,,..... .,...,. N ancy Kidd Flag bearer .,....,,,, ,.,,v.. V irgil Walker Sponsor .....,.,,. L ........ ,... A line Christian First row: Judie Tucker, Jean Young, Beverle Smalley, Faye Boykin. Second row: Joe Bonner, Homer White, Julianne Hardin, Martha Huffman, Rose Lee McMakin, Roberta Viar, Donna Karcher, Norman Hoover, Russell J ones. Third row: Rudy Cast, Ann McBride, Rita Montgomery, Carolyn King, Carolyn Norton, Irma Johnson, Patsy Tennyson. Fourth row: LaDonna Shaw, Ruella Docking, Betty Holliman, Marilu Brown, Verona Dilbeck, Ruth Deatherage, Patty Sue Rich, Sylvia Payne, Jean Cowan, Maxine Howell. Fifth row: Virgil Walker, Joanne Johnson, Ann Barnett, Jann Guest, Emily English, Reata Johnson, Patricia Hill, Nancy Kidd, Phyllis White, Mrs. Aline Christian, sponsor. Sixth row: Joe Markham, Ray Harvey, Glen McLaughlin, Clarence Payne, Franklin Niles, Ronnie Morris, Dick Earnest, Pete Davis. PHI TAU ALPHA President ,.,....,,..,,,......,,.,,,,,..., Joe Markham Secretary-treasurer ,,,.,... Roselee McMakin Sponsor ..........l,,.......,l ...,... E velyn Martin First row: Nan Brokaw, Zahea Hassen, Roselee McMakin, Georganne Peeples, Geraldine Suttle, Agnes Davis. Second row: Paul Slater, Carolyn Smith, Reata Johnson, Evelyn Martin, sponsor, Roberta Viar, Arlene Noble, Joe Markham. Purpose? To show young people interested in the teaching profession the ad- vantages of teaching, as well as to bring them in contact with outstanding leaders of the profession. .55. THESPIAN President ................ Julianne Hardin Vice-president A,...A Glen McLaughlin Corres. secretary ,,,.,,,,,,,. Patricia Hill Recording sec. .......... Clara Michener Publicity manager nc., Jo Ann Polk Sponsor .,l,.,,,,,,,,.v,,., ..... J ack Neavlll First row: Jean Young, Donna Schuyler, Patricia Hill, Beverly Kempf, Sharon Lookabaugh, Faye Boykin, Beverle Smalley, Lewis Robinson. Second row: Marilu Brown, Claudette Speaker, Arden Surber, Sandra Hisel, Glenda Coppage, Ruella Dockins, Bob Maynard. Third row: Jo Ann Polk, Joan Newberry, Carol Davis, Julianne Hardin, Joan Cox, Ann McBride, Clara Michener, Freeman Scarlett. Fourth row: Rennel McKerracher, Ruth Deatherage, Sharon Haddock, Bill Oden, Roy Marler, Eddie Rickey, Glen McLaughlin, Don Barngrover, Bob Carey. Fifth row: Jack Neavill, sponsor, Jack Hohenstein, Dickey Smith, Bill Higley, Russell Jones, Hal King, Floyd Henson, Joel Ely. SCIENCE CLUB President .......... cc- Jack Lewellan Vice-president ................ Dick Storm Secretary ......... - ........ Nancy Porter Treasurer ,.,... ..... W endell Kirk First row: Pat Lynam, Barbara Lawhon, Nancy Porter, Glen Carr. Second row: Robert Hicks, Bill Oden, Jack Lewellan, Freddie Shultie, James Gross. Third row: Dick Storm, Jack Sullivan, Wendell Kirk, Mr. Martin, James Duffield, Joe Ed Williams, Don Courtney. .67- DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION President .....,.. Rennel McKerracher Vice-president .,...,.. - ..., .. Nan Brokaw Secretary - ....... ...... C arolyn Norton Reporter - ........ ........ J o Ann Polk First row: George Bauman, Billy Sleuder, Jean Young, Robert Perry, Sue Henry, Dortha Grubaugh, Billy Bays. Second row: Verona Dilbeck, Margaret Booth, Carolyn Norton, Don Machew, Carolyn King, Nan Brokaw, Nell Pickens. Third row: Barbara Blassingame, Jean Cowan, Valera Berry, Joyce Ruckman, Maxine Howell, Shirley Thrasher. Fourth row: Carol Taylor, Ann Brokaw, Dorothy Marker, Wanda Elder. Fifth row: Jack Langston, J. T. Clury, Don Monkers, Phillip Offle, Richard Cox, Barbara Wright, Mary Tubbs, Ottie Flo Hall, sponsor, Sandra Romberg. Sixth row: Bill Young, Bobby Croslin, James Ward, Rennel McKerracher, Bobby Lawsori Burt Longnecker, Linda Hembree, Jimmy Alexander, Joe Bonner. F. F. A. President ......... -u-..- .... J. M. Cowen Vice-president ...... ....... Richard Gay Secretary ... .... - ...... Jack McConnell Treasurer .- Darrell Tucker Reporter --.. .... - .... ..---.... Billy Boyce Advisor - ........ E-.---- Otto Krausse First row: Jimmy Seckle, Jimmie Cox, Eugene McConnell, Mace Perry, Floyd Russell. Second row: Billy Rex Smith, Mack Sanders, Dwaine Kimer, Wayne Griffin, Darrell Tucker, Jack Throckmorton, Larry Climer. Third row: David Parson, Willy Martin, Wayne Evans, Douglas Belche, Gail Horton. Fourth row: Bobby Gregory, Kelly Romberg, Rudy Cast, Jack McConnell, Ber- nard Wilson, Russell Jones, Donald Grey, Orville Hunter, Frank Henderson. Fifth. row: Walter Gilcrease, Bill Pieze, Travis Penny, John Coats, Bob Lupton, Charles Dorson, Elmo Martin, Bill Smith, Floyd Chester. .53- First row: Glen McLaughlin, Norman Hoover, Russell Jones, Carole Davis, Rita Montgomery, Tom Brown, Frances By- rum, Jack Neavill, sponsor. Second row: Cleta Hayward, Mary Sue Chittum, Ruth Deatherage, Phyllis Bebemiss, Jann Guest, Betty Mullins, Virgil Walker, Glenn Carr, Katherine Cowen. Third row: Verona Dilbeck, Rudy Cast, Emily English, Gail Gilbert, Sharon Haddock, Nancy Kidd, Marilu Brown, Dick Earnest, Pete Davis, jack McConnell, Irma Johnson, William Lowery, Floyd Henson, Ted Watson, Don Bamgrover. TUDE T C0 CIL The Student Council began a very busy year under the leadership of the following oflicers: Rus- sell Jones, president, Tom Brown, vice-president, Carole Davis, secretary, Glen McLaughlin, treas- urerg Norman Hoover, parliamentarian, and Rita Montgomery, historian. The group was well spon- sored by Mr. Jack Neavill and Miss Mary Trinkle. Emily English, Kathrine Cowen, Marilu Brown, Carole Davis, Russell Jones, Floyd Henson, and Dick Earnest attended the convention of the Southern Association of Student Councils held Oc- tober 19, 20, and 21, in Oklahoma City. There, Shawnee was chosen delegate from West of the Mississippi to attend the convention of the Na- tional Association of Student Councils to be held near Boston, Massachusetts, in June of 1951. Shawnee was elected president of the Federa- tion of Oklahoma High School Student Councils at the annual convention held December 7, 8, and 9, at Norman. A large delegation attended and helped in the campaigning which resulted in an ..59. overwhelming majority of votes for Shawnee. Dick Earnest was later elected by the Council to fill the office. The Other Shepard was chosen as the annual Student Council play and was very well presented. Highly elaborate coronation ceremonies were held for the football and basketball queens. De- spite the freezing weather the football coronation was acclaimed by many authorities as the best football coronation of the 1950 season in the state of Oklahoma. The basketball ceremony was just as colorful. Other activities included conducting all school elections, revision of the constitution, and the be- ginning of a homecoming program that promises to develop into a great annual event. Beginning with the second semester, meetings were held on school time. With this convenience many things were accomplished and the Student Council recorded a very good year. The Student Council Play, The Other Shepherd, was presented on December 21 at Municipal Auditorium. The play under the direction of Jack Neavill had a Christmas theme and pictured the birth of Christ. The play had a cast of eleven students who were: Dewey Loftis, Noel Williams, Jack Hohenstein, Bill Oden, Sharon Haddock, Beverly Kempf, Arden Surber, Bill Higley, Mary Johnson, Clara Michen- er, Jean Young. The high school chorus also played a very important part. They provided the background music during the play and also entertainment during the intermission. We Shook the Family Tree was the hilarious three-act comedy pre- sented by the Junior Class at the Municipal Auditorium, February 8th, Patsy Tennyson had the feminine lead, Hildegarde Dolson, a slim sixteen-year-old girl whose main de- sire was to attend the prom. Complications set in when she found that her date was none other than Fred- die Shermer, the only boy in school who still wore knickers. The part of Freddie was played by Bob Carey. Others in the cast were: Freeman Scarlett, Bob Maynard, Ruella Dockins, Donna Schuyler, Joan Newberry, J ann Guest, Willene Smith, Eddie Rickey, Glenda Coppage, and Dickie Smith. The production under the direction of Mr. Jack Neavil, was a huge success. Carole Davis was as- sistant director, and Dick Earnest handled the business affairs. -70- 'Q SENIOR CLASS PLAY Heaven Can Wait, produced by the Senior Class, was given on April 6, 1951. A three-act comedy, the play centered around Joe Pendleton, a prizeiighter, played by Jim LaClaire, and Mr. Jordan, an angel, por- trayed by Bill Higley. Joe was killed in an airplane crash fifty years before his time to dieg it was Mr. Jor- dan's duty to replace Joe's lost body, enabling him to live out his time on earth. The result was a comical sit- uation, well presented, under the direction of jack Neavill. The cast included Patricia Hill, Jack Hohen- stein, Faye Boykin, Judie Tucker, Clara Michener, Naomi Gaines, Betty Holliman, Dewey Loftis, David Braun- gardt, Eddie Lynam, Jack Rochelle, Hal King, Noel Wil- liams, and Bernard Wilson. Jo Ann Polk was assistant director, Rudy Cast, class president. was in charge of business arrangements. A egis? Rlmfi? is First row: Roberta Viar, Willadean Watkins, Ann Shull, Charles Spangler. Second row: Georganne Peeples, Ruth Deatherage, Phillip Offil, Wendell Kirk, Fred Ruth, Bruce Silvey, Charles Bassett. Third row: Betty Holliman, Bill Higley, Gail Bayless, Kenneth Hinshaw, Gerald Zorger, Bob Stephens, Eugene Taylor, Arthur Meyers, Paul Slater. Fourth row: Betty Arthur, Delores Dockery, Paul Cox, Carole Ash, Honeydene McTee, Lajune White, Eddie Rickey, Charles Wauchope. Fifth row: Joe Ed Williams, Ramah Giles, Tawana Bumett, Geraldine Suttle, HAW EE HIGH Shawnee High SchOOl's band, under the direction Of Mr. J. T. Johnson, has repeatedly re- ceived praise for the fine work they have done this year. Besides playing concerts for many civic Organizations, the Shawnee Band sponsored a ,X V !,... ,.V :T J 4' ,C 1 'Q f i fr w - .. '1XJ.l,,-A' ,E ' ,.l,'rQ-.Hi r J. F. JOHNSON Difecfvf GEORGE BAUMAN A Drum Major A 'xjfm -72-. ' 1 - , ,Q First row: Arthene McGuckin, Joann Hutchinson, Mona Standridge, Barbara Vorhes, Sherry Smith. Second row: Don Vogler, Ruth Cole, Barbara Wilkson, Richard Lovegrove, Sam Siar, Bobbye Van Antwerp. Third row: Mary Jane Wiens, Charlene Bishop, Doris Skeen, Janice Thompson, Dickie Smith, Carolyn Hoover, Annis Bas- sett, Don Pruess. Fourth row: Monty Barrett, Joe Markham, George Bauman, Gary Horton, Ellen Greeling, Benny Norman, Gerald De- throw, Robert Smith. Fifth row: Don Greer, Kenneth Boland, Franklin Burton, Jim Moore, D. B. Burton, J. F. Johnson, director. CHO0L BA D magazine subscription sale to help enable them to buy new instruments for the coming year. One of their chief functions is to help maintain the student body's pep and school spirit at our athletic games. 5 Drum Majorettes-Ruth Deatherage, Ruth Cole, and Bobby Van Antwerp -73- First row: Shirley Thrasher, Betty Pherguson, Christine Welton, Arthene Mc- Guckin, Patty Rich, Elsie George, Cleta Hayward. Second row: Cleta Hall, Peggy'Reynolds, Betty Gonzalez. Caroleen Smith, Carolyn Smith. Third row: Devert Smith, Marvin Doyle, Richard Lovegrove, Bobbye Van Antwerp. Fourth row: joe Markham, Bill Young, Rusty Grant, Yaita Rogers, Barbara Har- mon, Howard Lane, Dick Mullins, Jann Guest. Fifth row: Travis Penny, Jimmy Moore, Billy Bays, Jo Lee Rodke, sponsor. T, and First row: Maurine Peters, Luella West, Ceclia Peyton, June Yoder, Corrine Chrz. Second row: Eugene Berry, Robert Knoles, Bobby Lawson, Billy Marker. Third row: Vernon Lam, Wayne Waycoff, Earl Burroughs, Marvin Doyle, Bill sfesident. or ' Igfaua viest Caskey, Harold See, Larry Climer. 'cemres' ent - ' -H I Cas ev Fourth row: Jerry Boyer, Don Atwell, Charles Jackson, Linda Hembree. Secretary ......,..,... .. ..... Kay Senseney Sergeant-at-arms ,...., Tommy Dobbs Reporter --... ...,..... ....... J une Yoder 174.- . KATHERINE COWEN Sophomore Attendant NORMA REEVES Junior Attendant Clfy go CgL'U8.S'C!Ql! Football Queen -76- PATSY TENNYSON junior Attendant Trlarilu Qrown K Basketball Queen ' -77. JAVONNA MOONEY Sophomore Attendant Nr 9 dy TX 3-,T Y U' M ' 'x , DZ, gy P1 W n K DFW' iffy dd. EMILY ENGLISH 1 95 1- 1952 NANCY KIDD 1950-195 1 K gf!-y Csjweethearts Gam! COOL Caldron Queen R-l37:'9'J 1 My WSWS Ag.,-H T WJWJSSQQCNX' Of. 49 kNoN- Xgphx Barbara Morris john Allen Been Ftiendliest Girl Friendliest Boy Floyd Henson Ann McBride Cleverest Boy Cleverest Girl -. Y., . A Marilu Brown Best All-Around Girl if Martha Huffman Virgil Walker Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed 180- ,YJ f ff 1 1 PERFOR ER Tom Brown Nancy Kidd Best P6rS0fl8lifY BUY Best Personality Girl Patricia Hill Jim L:-:Claire Best-Looking Girl Best Looking Boy Russell Jones Best All-Around Boy Noel Williams Roberta Viag- Bfighfesf BOY Brightest Girl .31- 0 1 X. ,gf X W Sgr J gzgifw 1 Z' 5 Jw 1-.,,L,3 2 HMI! if wg 1 W QSM? ww? QW? JV779 'MW7ne75+'7'd'y Lifgff QM? Lx 5f,.,.,l.l,ze, 7? E 'Egif- 41 .lf -85- This year's basketball team was undoubtedly the iinest to come out of our! community. The sports- manship and team spirit displayed this year are reason enough for the win- ning of the State Cham- pionship. The boys who were on this team are ex- tremely proud to have re- ceived such an honor and Shawnee is looking for- ward to brighter and finer athletics in the future. Red I-Iarbison .... ..-. Center Ken Bryson H ...,.. Forward Elbert Owens ........ Guard john Been ..... W.- Forward Richard Lane ........ Guard James Hall ......,,.. Bob Carey ..... --.. Ronnie Morris Forward -- Guard ---.---- Guard Darrell Tucker .... Forward David Braungardt ,.., Guard James Buchanan .--Forward Dick Earnest ........ Center ,,, Shawnee ,,,,v.., A,,... 3 1 Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee ,....,e. ,,,.,, 4 0 Shawnee ,...,,,, ,,,.,,,, 4 6 Shawnee ,,....e, ,,,,..., 4 2 Shawnee ...,,Q.. ,..,e,, , 45 Shawnee ,,....,, .,,,,.., 4 5 Shawnee ,,,,,.,. ..,,,,,. 4 0, Shawnee, Shawnee ..,,,,.. ,.,..,,, Shawnee ,,...,., ,,,,,.., Shawnee ,,,...,, ..,.,,,. Shawnee .,,,,,..,,,,,,.e,,,,,. First row: Bob Sager, Rudy Donat, Glen Watson, Phil Stevens. Second row: J. D. Cun- ningham, Bill Gibson, Franklin Niles, jimmy Lynn, Deward Jameson, coach. BA KETBALL CORE Cushing ,,..,,,,, Tulsa Webster Seminole .,,.,., Dale .,,,,,.,,,,,,, ...,., 3 8 OC Catholic .,,... ,..,,e 4 3 OC Northeast ..,.,,, ...,,, 4 3 OC Northeast ..,,.,. ..,,,. 3 1 Capitol Hill ...., ...., , 37 OC Classen .t,,,, ....., 3 9 OC Central ,e.,,, ....., 3 7 Norman .,,..., Chickasha ,,..., 52, Putnam City... 41, OC Northeast ,...,,....,,,,., Shawnee ,,...,,,,,, ....,,,, Shawnee ,,,,,,.. ,,,,..., Shawnee ..,,,,.. ,t,,..,, Shawnee ..,,,,.. ,,....,, Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Capitol Hill ,, Enid ,.,,,,,.,.., OC Central ,,t, Norman ..,,,,, OC Classen .,,, Enid ,,,,,..,.,,, Putnam City 57, Drumright Wewoka ,,,,, Cushing Tulsa Central 58, Bartlesville W Muskogee ,,,. It was rough going for a while, but . . . we Came out with the crown B6- 1871 -8 1, ,Ja ff:i'wVgf-'iii-sf -- l1'fsggV.s?5l.ss4ml Af w, 5?fffNiMg,f:'w 4-Q - frm- f sfiaizxfgas i- 'C' 4, r 3+ Via F '. V 7' t . 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Q. 54355 .V wa if li 55 X A M Q 'aff - X- if , .. .,., .-nf: . 1 vi: 1' to S V iVf3iEmw a-:f ,:l.l.s Q . V P vs n 1, H Bill Dutton Tackle . A Bill Goforth Tackle ' . ' f ' F . VY 1 , K K, , 1, ., V, -532: V 4' ,W 1 ' 1 . ' , Av ' W e ' i f- ruff? 1 - -va, . ..,. V . V- Mfg? rs ,f.V-ff: . ., ,j .V - V ' ' V f ' . A '5,j,gf'QfyflQ1 ,qp?5 i iV . , A if , few . V: 'ff Bill Fleming Guard ,' '.. if -- , ' J V . if A V L+ W-L -'--- , fi if 5 '-7, VK V Q is eff. 'W W- ' ,, - - V- L1 ' Y eg t Wg jfiif ' K ?4..f.-5542 .9 . ' fi? J HM 'ifirw 'ii M 1 ff . 'L + 1+ ' if t' Af .Mfs:if' . - 4, -x n - , 1 y t ali' 25931 VA size., z . : 141. '- 1,171 15'3hi,1-5-glad. f K V K f l V is ' .- . f l M S . - in , ' T55 ' F ,I 'Q' it Q . -:J s.:5,, ,- ,g y-V kglgfyv. . s , WW . ,K k Q V A V f Lg,-3, . V V at-wise. Elbert Owens Fullback Ai? Vance Ramsey Guard Don Higgins Guard 9 X William Lowry H aliback .iw M Jack Gober Tackle ' l ,f law ? A ' J, .56 ' ' .V , .. ., A W 3-J' v, Vs ' ..., 5 J, .-zz .rv - 'iv - .301 ...W ,, wifi, ,. - ' V ' Sissffcl V V w+.f.. NH, .., , VM v , ' 'Q D 541 2 . Q - : i4 , uf' . f . , - 225515159 ' ' , . 3 f V. .m f X-w e . . .qfsfzfzfwz 1 , Larry Farley , ,.,VSVf'.:,gV V: l Q W -. 3' h V- l . V be .V V , as e . gl VV ' , , VV f 'VM 'fx' W' ' ' Y l s W e . 5 ' we Richard Gay End Russell Jones End ,U , ..-. ex y at . ,.-21 ,al 5 V 411 lf.. , gi V , f ' f s l V V' f V V353 4 -V f . rnyi :,. 1 .K,Q L Y Q Q-hfrf? if 1Vgjf-ZMGQJJ, 1 A, K V1 .. I 4.3-s4,5..3: 1 ... .Nt - 2, -.Vg .,5, .15 Meg, 2 .f qi,-W -W, a t 21- wfffff 5 s. we 2, gf x f Q si fa M el H 4 'H . Hal Kin Center A I . K K 23212111 3. - Y mfa' , f 5,5 I , W ' ffm-gee lpf.-Vi-,.3 x wg V if K 'M llsl j g l ,.l V if Y N ,sf ,x F 9, M N Y ,, t QQ F -, R Q, Q 1' E 2 A K l Z A 4 K- 'M A1 4. ' 4, ' 5 r 1 AI 2, ,fi vw. A -.,, iqgg if V .4 . 4 Mvfzesigesa .ay zigzag: eg: - -xr F I X f we Q , as. .v w 1 , 'Agp K .L X th X fs c 3, 1' ,, W ' s ' we fhk' if .Q '1 ' 5 1 Eddie Ribbecx Guafd Tackle ' 1 1 g y a..l. he 1 fa y ' 5 I .. f, 1 ,J ,f , , . W, 5 ' A. , ' A 'A 'ffw 1. Q ' W 115' 1 . ,, . l a- . H 1 if f- .lf-41.4 -' gf Dick Earnest Pat McGee Bill Thomas J0hf1 AlT101d End End End Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee ,.,.,,, ,... 0 Shawnee ...,,., ,,.. 0 Shawnee ,e.,.....,,.,.,,,.,... 19 ,.,,.-. -W ..-- 0 Shawnee ,,,,,.. ....., Shawnee ,e,,... ,..... Shawnee ,,,,,.. .,.... Shawnee ,,.,-.. ...,,. Shawnee ,,.,,,, .-- Shawnee ,..,,,.,,......,A,,,,, Shawnee ,....,. ---M .,,,,, , Charles Lowery Student Managers Five Shawnee Footballers were selected for the All-Conference Mid-State Team. The following boys were the outstanding factors in Shawnee's fine showing this year in football. They are Richard Lane, a hard-running fullback, Norman Hoover, a ine guard, Bill Boyce, a lightning fast halfback, Bernard Wilson, an All-American, and lanky Ronnie Morris, a junior halfback. FO0TB LL CORE Wewoka ,... Cushing l,.... Northeast ..,l Seminole ....,, Enid ,,.....,,. .-.., 0 -v.-- 6 ...-, 6 A..-,14 ,--,.12 Cap1t01 H111 ..... ,,,...e, 2 8 Lawton ,..,.. Norman ,v.. --.-- 1 9 .-.,- O Sulphur ,,..,.... ..... 1 8 OC Central OC Classen Ada .,1.,..,.,.l ,,-,. ---.- 0 -,.-, ..,v---.27 --,,-,-. 1 9 Coach Ed Skelton Coach Paul Greene Shawnee warms up Ada 26-19 Sulphur goes down 20-18 -91- ,L -92- First row: Larry Farley, Glen Watson, Norman Hoover, Clarence Payne, Bob Sager, Rusty Grant, Bill Thomas. Second row: Gordon Gilley, Gene Vandenburg, Gary Ryan, Chuck Baumert, Dick Earnest, Bernard Wilson, William Lowery. Third row: James Hall, Clifford Wilson, J. D. Cunningham, Benny Ray, james Harbison, Corky Kelly. AM' Margot Crutchfield, Ann English, Joyce Austin, Janice Mason, Ramah Giles, ' Dorothy Bennett, and Billy Aloway. Instructor of the swimming team is Mrs. Christine Reynolds. .93- zo. 2 ,, .. Af' ww. ,M f, .siliislizaf-th-'ff v w YQ,-r rr, K frk, I . K I .K ki ,. ,,:,. S K, - ,K I 1' K K Q' - , .L,LL ,, T ' , ,,i , ifl 4 o T ' ,' ' S S, b Y, ,g A V i4 ,.,f f Q 3' '52, A.., p --i , 1 Q me ' Q , K Wf'- ai ,g:Q,' lP-.WS , . , , v gf , , A: fmt r Q fi ,,,,, s32??f!ifs,4frl,e 9-iff' ' rr,g2fgspg,2, ,liiiffisffi eslr W at R K L A - g .LrV, iii is - ' f T A . , 1 1,343 - bl- .:., ,AKV . , T- , T , T - ,r f -m . ,,. , ' ' , ' , f-11 . . . it ' i l ' lo , rr if z ' eiierei ,iee T ,re C, ,, , l r T X Q ,, iii ' J L-'L i li r , p be ,ill5,,g,,mxggir N , r r wail, o g,,n, fr , ,V 1 , Ph- ,-, , ' T' f ' ', . , V 1 Y ' ,. . -H a.f.,,,..,,s,.,7a:?5f f.f, '10 .. .w rr 1 , . . - . -- f. X we -21, 4 K. vi T ' . r l erlr , ' sss, ,, 1 4 1-,ff ,, ,..-- '-,,..,, i- -1- i V, AAIA' yy ,, H ,Vg V, ,L'- ,ff:,5,,,V lalock, Outfieldg Ken Williams, Outlieldg Fred Pike, Second Base, Charles Sinclair, Catcherg Jimmy Wheeler, Short Stopg Bill Webb, Pitcher. Second row: L. E. Bugg, Pitcher, Charles Bassett, Catcherg Richard Lane, Outfieldg Jerry Boyer, Out- fieldg Kenneth Bryson, Outlieldg Bob Carey, First Baseg Bob Gregory, Catcher. Third row: Tommy Hall, Pitcher, Ted Watson, Pitcher, Leon Yoesting, Short Stop, Lee Segell, Short Stop' Tom Brown, Third Base, Ronnie Morris, First Base, Elbert Owens, Outfieldg Bob Currie, Third Base? Bob Stiller, First Baseg Ed Skelton, Coach. First row: Kenneth B Coach , ,e.' wi ,... r. i we , . ,. f, S , , 155,14 7.1, -Q i, ,- , I -I , v f- - 5 Z ,5 - f,x1Qz..'z,as 1-'ff H, ,S ,, wb 4 V' ' 2. '-S N Uw- f fs ,., , ,l, r--- Q , w, g, ,s1,w Qf Bob Carey First Base 5 ar' f ll Coach Ed Skelton's crew of baseballers this year is 35, 1 ..,.,,, , , V ..V, , X.. , ,,,. -rw,-fm a promising group of boys. The newcomers, along with , ..,,,,: T 'f llix' -fii'-Qiiflfi? , .Q if returning lettermen, Elbert Owens, Ken Bryson, Ron- my i , 'I 51-l5a1iff5iL5Wf ' G i'-1.5112 ..' 125 .1 ff,-135, Q- rw, nie Morris, Richard Lane, Charles Bassett, and Tom ected to u hold the standard set this , . , , ,-- , ,.,,,,.., M Brown, are exp p year in the athletics of Shawnee High School. Skelton x v. l , i f ,X ,- P, , 5, H 2 A I , a,.,1,,f.f ,.., ,,.,.e,w,,,,,,,,,.,Q r, fif il .,-,, . 3 ' X 4 A 5. X rl 75 ,ye , - wg- aw,-,,,5, .,,, ,k . . ' fE,--9ffi57J'f??'f5i,r.?f,21 is .'2:.2r,, ,:'f1,:r,,--rriiiisff--1 'I' -' ,5Iff'il,g? . ' f,?'fi,' 'f.2D:' ' , I A C IJ f' ,,5li'F9we- ,f . ' Manager Dewayne Whited ,Q , X 0 fwfr , ' . Q1lLfa!1, 'iw I ' A , , ga M W lf -' , If A X 5 , JJ f, '11 2 . ,Q , , 2 2 r X .. 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M' Second Row: -Paul Duffield, instructor, john Allen Been, Phil Stevens, Rich- ' ard Couch and Earl McCool, instructor. as 2215215242555QiQff3fEQEQE2f2if1fEl5iiiizigif55ziQ,5ii:Eff-iil55i5i'i5ifE:E2E51: ik AI-.1:eff-222a2:2a1sSs:s2:s2s2a2z::22::szffffIi2awf,:z.z2.2:a-Zz, .,,., Ziflsfiililifffffffiffi -S - 'f 1 r1i1H - 'f f ELQG1' 1 fl'-,-fi'-I-fi :'f' rE'.rfj'1.5.3ZjE1E- 5, iw 'g 5E.55,::1:::j:.gj :1 :Q 'E 3:1 1 . l ----ww- 31.1, ,.1::5gg:5:5:ggg 2:2 :1:5: fg 3Eg23E5EgE5E, 5 2 se z: . sf: a s? asZ:..:a:.:z:ss:5:zff:sf2ss2s 4, ,Mg -.1s2a2:.:-s-f:s:as::Es:2S 2 :2:2':2121fsfa2s2z2z22s2z2s:s:e:s: 15 . if' 5:332355E3E3E5Eg5:5q.5:5:5:35:35:::,:f.2:3:::515:Qif15:51p:1,::::z5:,:,:::-:-: : - 13:-L+:-: 11:1 at Your Home-town University OBU offers you all the advantages of a large university plus many added benefits such as: Being able to live at home and save on rooms and board. Small classes in which each student gets individual instruc- tion. Active social life for each student when everyone who de- sires to do so can ioin the campus social club of his choice. An interesting and worthwhile intramural athletic program for both men and women students in which everyone can participate in his favorite sports from football to bad- minton. A capable and qualified faculty interested in the welfare of every student. Low tuition and other costs. l Grow with a Growing University. Everything Considered, Your Best Choice Will Be OBU! 0 Y, W 1.1- Norton-Gregg Motor Company Phone 600 Shawnee 114-116 N. Union Avenue Not Best Because Largest Largest Because Best Where the Gang Meets PIG STAND 7l7 Easl' Highland R. L. Owens Shawnee Okla. 119 North Broadway Owens Electric . Company RCA Radios - Television Furniture Electrical Contractors Hotpoint Appliances Phone 407 BELL MOTQR GO. Company D. I. Bell. Owner Buick Sales 6 Service 9th and Beard My Shawnee, Okla. d You ver Wonder -about the inconvenience ot having to go to the store every day tor electricity to run your home? A sack ot current to light the lamps . . . and a carton to heat the iron . . . and a package to sweep the floors . . . and bundles ot electricity to do this chore and that chore . . . it would get a bit monotonous, wouldn't it? But you don't have to do this? You flick a switch and faster than sound, your servant, Reddy Kilowatt, is right on the job. And, he's there 24 hours around the clock and 365 days around the calendar. It is iust like a friend of ours said, We get the best electric- ity in the world . . . American electricity . . . and served by folks who know how. 'Ke ui 941.019 IFBIHYIRP i E we B g0KlAll0!M GAS AND ELECTRIC CDIPMU' l' l l L 1 l T l l GSHQYEEM MQ QMS PETE GRA Y QTGQ QQ.. Class of '55 DQDGE-PLYMOUTH HAM URGER . Sales and Servxce R NS 115 S. Union Phone 3400 Famous For Hamburgers Earl Smith Pete Grady since 1927 ff I ' 0 0 W EHA-WAKE , 1 4 ,DN - Sha.wnee's Only Home-owned Pasieurizing Plmrl' CAFE We Specialize In Phone 4099 BAR-B-QUE Shcrwnee. Oklct. H- S. EDM SON TRY OUR STEAKSL I- A- EDMUNDSON 2202 N. Kickapoo Phone 2209 L. H. GRISWOLD X183 cfg Builders of Steam Power Plants and Central Generating Stations THE OKLAHOMA CONCERN in cr position to DESIGN cmd BUILD you cr COMPLETE power plant anywhere in the Central and Southwest U.S.1-ll.. including fabrication of alloy steel piping in our own shops, radiographing and testing of weldments. and shop and field prehecxting and stressrelecrving by use of low irequency induction heating equipment. ' Electricity The Place to Meet N The Place to Eat CAMPUS DRUG STQRE Complete Fountain Service and Sandwiches School Supplies - Prescriptions Cosmetics - Smokers' Articles 1 We Deliver From 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. Phone 250-251 NEFFS USINESS COLLEGE A Specialized School For Individualized Training For a Business Career 312 N. Bell Street Phone 1261 Shawnee, Okla. ' HAWK AUTO SUPPLY CO. Everything For the Auto Q Shawnee Phone 3600 9th and Broadway GUILD lSince 19071 INSURANCE SERVICE Complete Capital Stock Standard Protection Company Insurance Res. Phone 590 17 West Ninth Phone 860 The fore of T rift The staff cmd management of the J. C. Penny Company of Shawnee wish to congratulate the graduating class of Shaw- nee High School on the successful completion of their highschool program. To your class, which has had the singular distinction of being the first to complete an entire year in the new building, we extend our hopes for continued happiness and success in all endeavor. May we also use this opportunity to offer the facilities of our organization for your convenience. In the coming months you will be shopping for your college wardrobe or for clothes especially suited to your new iob. We believe that our com- pany can supply these goods in the best quality at the most reasonable price. , For unsurpassed quality, most reasonable prices, friend- ly service, bringsfyour needs to us. I Q i NN Gifts For A11 Occasions Congratulations, Seniors! , ,1f.: .'., fr. ,.X,- W ER W9 o ' 202 scum Union 12-B E- Main Phone 2424 Shawnee, Okla CQNGRATULATEQNS Seniors of '51 Emoy an MARTHA ANN SM ITH RQWN CO, 116 N. Broadway Phone 150 Sweet Bread cENsnAL mc1mc APPLIANCES E . SWGPE Sy v n a Eleetris i , L M blour Serv se Moduets, E 6 ' Shawnee Plant l Gasoline, Cils 6: Accessories Glen's Grill 6: Dairy King Manufacturers oi World Famous Radio Tubes I 620 N' Kickapoo ! THE cl-:AM ER QF commune n QF SHA NEE Extends Its Congratulations To the Citizens of Tomorrow! The Graduating C ass of I95l W LSUN GREENHQUSES Member Florist Telegraph Delivery 115 South Center Phone 483 Shawnee, Oklahoma F 1' ile Finest Quality Merchand se and Expert Pharmacists Come to Central rug Cog Graham Barbour George Carey Best W shes CUNGRATULATIQNS To H1 e SENICRS Class of I95I of 1951 You Will Never Be Happier Until You Furnish Your Home From PERRY 81 MQGEE Furniture Co, 2U W. Main Shawnee Phone 1630 Mrrrnsoss wmrmm Moron co. Lincoln-Mercury Sales and Service Ii 113 North Beard Phone 2727 Y Tones' Homefolks Theatres H. H. FISHER Agency The Haylor H. Fisher, Ir. 'gears Of and H l ' h C't' evirili? 1-heiflltiirqiilens JAKE Problems Ok1ahoma's Oldest 210 North Bell Phone 771 i Independent Theatres Congratulations, Seniors! Bison Lumber and Supply. Inc. Everything to Build Anything 208 North Minnesota Phone 12 ,,-rr. .', .AT MARQUIS FURNITURE COMPANY FURNITURE - RUGS Phone 4000 216 - 218 East Main Street Glen P. ovee and Son INSURANCE - BONDS ABSTRACTS - LOANS Federal National Bank Bldg. Phone 266 Glen P. Bovee-Class of 1908 Kenneth E. Bovee-Class ol 1939 W. F. DAWSON LUM ER CO. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Lumber - Roofing - Fencing - Cement - Lime - Plaster - Paint - Builders Hard- 1 ware - Wall Board - Doors - Windows - Sterling Paint - Pittsburgh Paint. 1717 N. Kickapoo Phone 3743 Payne Dawson Gene Shadwell lack Dawson Congratulations, Seniors of '5l! EARNEST BROS. HOME OF ROBLEE SHOES FOR MEN AIRSTEP SHOES FOR WOMEN Stores at SHAWNEE - ENID - STILLWATER PONCA Cl'I'Y r This Is Your M55 Chicks HEADQUARTERS For l Merit Feed Sport cmd Dress Poultry Supplies D I D d or1s o son was H tsluery E 1 ly Phone 3714 1 '- 711 E' Highland 1 115 E. Main Phone 3329 We Are Proud to Have Built SHAWNEE H GH SCHOOL Best Wishes! GQ EN CONSTRUCTIQN Q09 Congroiulaivions! CLEERE ' 'he SCARLETT Seniors of I95l PLUMBING 61 HEATING Good Luck, Seniors The of G IR pair Service P. Price 118 East Main Ph 690 125 N- B JWU Congraiulufions 'I'o 'I'he mms of IQEI Congraiulofions From Your +0 illhe Friendly Miller Hour Seniors of l95 cmd Feed Shawnee Milling Company R C CQLA Shoes Oi Top Quality Sty es That Enclure welt Shee Qe Calclron Advertisers For Over 30 Years PRATT SHOE oo. q When You Think of Your Car, Think oi Us! Dewey Loftis 81 Son Q Service Station We Have Everything For Your Car Washing - Lubricating - Steaming A ssories May Our POHTRAITS of You and Your Friends Bring' Back Pleasant emories M of Your High School Days! .A Your Photographer HOUSTIN PAYNE T HQUSTIN PAYNE STUDIO 115 North Bell Portr aits of Distinction Phone 631 Best Wishes to Class of '51 Congratulations Class oi 1951 BREE LQVE pARmN RAQKEEN HATCHERY Motor Cog and h PDEJLTRY FARM STUDEBAKER - SALES 6: since 1928 HATCHERY Sth and Market 316 N. Broadway Phone 3436 1 1 North ojligiway 18 1 BROWN , 'ltt 4 : WENSETT uw Ercclusi e Feminine Apiiflfel New and Used Furniture Home of -.we Trade- Eisenburg Store No. 1 Store No 2 Dresses and Suits 1 210-212 E. Main 722 E. Mann 104 East Main ' Phone 281 Phone 2672 1 Phone 6050 ,..' , , , Tires - Batteries - Accessories Iet-Away Gas Wholesale and Reail rewer 31 Son Motor Go. ' . Kaiser-Frazer Dealers Building Materials - Auto, Plate and Window Glass - Complete Store Fronts McKEE Lumber Cot Leonard I Brewer Iimmie Brewer Ralph H- McKee, Manager Deep Rock Petroleum Products 123 N. Minnesota St. Tenth at Broadway Shawnee. Okla. Phone 90 Congratulations Seniors of l95l The Cone With the Curl on Top eem's Da ry Queen 822 N. Kickapoo Movies Are Better Than Ever! Where Happiness Costs So Little! HQRNBECK STARL TE CRITERIQN SQN THEAT R ES P A. F. Hornbeck. Partner-Manager Frank M. Little, Mgr. oi Operations CONGRATULATIONS. ALLIED MOTORS Chrysler-Plymouth Sales 6 Service Phone,1814 126-82 S. Be-11 S1. Round House lWork C othingl .AZQQQMR --1. 1' V . -1, - .:-:Z-. Shawnee, Oklahoma ADAMS I?l.MMBl1NG Heating Sheet Metal Air Conditioning It's The Last Round-Up For Part of the Gang And we extend congratulations to each graduate. We hope you ride this old world in the most graceful style, and we do all in our power to make it so. The TURNER KARL K. ADAMS Transportation Company Phone 353 126 South Broadway cmd City Lines P. O. Box 719 The Shawnee SINCE 1904 will Roy James PRESITING LITHOGRAPHY C Qmpq ny RUBBER STAMPS REALTORS INSURANCE I 0 Shawnee Printing Congratulations Go' Seniors Bell at Tenth Phone 449 l 9 W. 9th Phone 1313 DRPGNT PAINTS Goods from the Woods Shawnee, Oklqhornq 600 East Tenth Street Extends a Hearty Congratulation to Class ol '5l! I KG FI: u u v 1 - ..:15 1 1 u : Sd!U'l'9S The ! 'rfl E once-sms QF To 'Phe Class of 'Sl Q 9 W5 'pmlorzaelgm' . BEST WISHES Congraiulaiuions, For Your Success I95I Senior Class of 1951 class! From KIB WARRENS u Snmsh ne Grocery Everything to Make 701 N. Beard Sheet or House cr Horne! Phone 234 Congratulations, Seniors! Enjoy JACK BELL 2 MARTHA ANN LUM ER G90 Sweei' Milk 202 South Union Bread 2424 Sh ee, Okla. I A Shop SEARS 2 Save! A . ,Wm Wisliing You One and All Many Years oi Happiness! e - i f W Greeiimgs iii. C1116- zrz :4.4.. 1 '. f'2' 5 :rE:ErErEr5rE:E:5:i: rfrE 25:5-2-5131513 , , ,a , if . .,., Emi WMM YMEURSH The Shawnee LL HUDL W A Am, His i mew wn P Quality Printing-Fcrir Prices A K- G- F. F. 186 VV. Main Phone 1000 Shawnee, Oklahoma i ,f h A Tous? 'io i-he Ciiiizens I' f Q Ill 9, Tomorrow! For Clothes Becoming nl i E to You- i 1 Q You Should Be Coming to Us! I T wffqnyns D l Barn tt Riley Williamson 4.3: gg, N ae e 10 East Mcxin i A Your Friendly Ford Dealer ' Distributors oi Official A ' r cou Uniforms and Equipment fi f -rrf r'i' H M Y 5 Modern Moiorsg nge K 1 Bargain Store Phone 242 9th fs. Broadway i' - W ni 'y or n W - I - ' - !fQ'UNltlb UNH-i' 5 grqnbsfmtx 5 '55 'NUTR'lIl0l'l 5 44 55 Mmm N' '1 '-vy- In All H g 1V ,1.' X at 1 I I i E 0 s ' D! , ' The Ulfzmaie ln Good Taste s 1 X g:'.:: ' ::: .. Congrmiiaiai ons CLASS OF '51 From The Home of Bonded Diamons 14 E. Main Phone 2917 'FATE M5955 Office Machine Sales cmd Service, Typewriiers, Adding Machines, Ccrsh Registers All Makes Typewriters For Rent Supplies For A11 Makes of Machines 224 N. Broadway P1'10I19 23 Shawnee JQMNSQN TEMPLETQN Shc:wnee's Men Store Since 1899 16 Ectst Main I Phone 452 esi' Wishes To the Seniors of 51 SPR NGER LUM ER eos HYAR'S WHAR NATEQNAL QLEAMERS The Wa ves Hideou1 ' CWolfesses, Tool Moth Proofing Fur Sto g M We Call For and Deliver Dairy Freeze Phone 40 222 N. Broadway 214 E. Highland Sh Wnee Old Meet You D t H CONGRATULATIONS F. W. Woolworlln Seniors of 1951 81 Co, Congmmmes C. R. Anlhony Go. Your Friendly Department Store The S9fli0l'S 13 E. Mum Sh nee Ph 551 of l95I Ph U Tayior Lumber Qoraqratralwt ons I 1 to the 85 G96 of 405 North Oklahoma S NEE 1 Ph 112-113 ENGRAWNG QQ Horne Owned - Home Operated 506 N U Ph 617 W'. B. Taylor W. 1. God Box 897 W. I. Barnett Shawnee, Oklahoma Ned W. Parry mms: 3. THE PARRY INSURANCE VOGUE Con ratulations, ? se-ao? Seniors of I95l Lobby of ALDRIDGE HOTEL Keller Seed Store Field, Flowers and Garden Seeds Bulbs - Plants Fertilizers - 'Supplies RETAIL STORES 208 E. Main 126 South Philadelphia FEED MILL 6 WAREHOUSES South Philadelphia Congratulations To The Class of 1951 ROSENFIELD JEWELRY CO, Shawnee's Finest Iewelry Establishment 108 East Main Phone 800 APT ST HARDWARE Shawnee Complete Hardware and Sporting Goods Store 209-211 E. Main X Phone 3 JOYL KIDDIES AMUSEMENT PARK 1807 North Kickapoo Mr. cmd Mrs. C. O. Payne 4 QKLAHQMA ELECTR C SUPPLY Everything Electrical Youngstown Kitchens Kitchen-aid, Dishwashers 12 E. Main Phone 64 Just' Lumbering Along Since I899i' ' . 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