Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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Patsy Tennyson -5 Business Manager..-.Margaret Hanifan P ' Q- Advertising Manager-..--Buddy Carey N W x2 Sports Editor,-...-- .,,,, -Ronnie Morris i 3 X Senior Class Editor--..-Ruella Dockins Literary Editor.........-..Carole Davis A Art Editor-...- .Dorothy Marker fi-7 A X- Typist --....-...............-Patty Rich ff 7 'Y' Junior Assistants ..,, Y ,,..., Freda Schreiner I ' I 5 - L, Barbara Lawhon I I A '3 Sophomore Assistan1s,.,-.Hugh Brown M Q Howard Earls X, Sponsori....-.,.........Miss Lea Hill gl 53 Q THE CALDRON Pub-hshed by the Students of the Shawnee Hugh School ASHAWNEE OKLAHOMA fr ,.v6..4f 1 J ,,.,0,4A.f 'fu' 14,640-L Lui, x 1952 cf? ' I if ,b h i fi x up -,AA -'Lx' F! 4A LJ 1 IV frff 6 f ho L 4 ,P X A , , i QVMJL. 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WJ! , 2 T-1 fl ' ' - S! 1 'ffi lf Q g3TQj -gil fnfff Q du -t0 v, oo Ve.. one S- E ' ' Q' 0 , Eur-meg -1 'E 'lun Y'N.?q.,, DEDICATION This book IS dedicated to the Business Men of Shawnee who have made thxs a town xn which we are all proud to live We thank them for thelr outstandmg work m bnngmg new mdustrxes to our city for thexr courage and patnotxc spun but most of all we wxsh to express our gratxtude for thexr enthusxasuc support of the Y' f hxgh sch many actrvxtxes through the years ffl' wvrr gp-rf 'R '1 -1 M. rff XTX g Y ' Y'- fv- .f ff' ,f- .Z Z- ww?-T lltilgx-Z3 1 -Jig? X z 5... W - , A u I - ., gf h ,-fi' , , h . if lf AM . . . Q : j .. :::: M 2 . . . P I 1 - 4 3 A - V I J , r 1 ', f or .- w' :j - . Q ff . e gf s ' I - 5 r ' 1. r W , 5 il' ' P A ..... , ,., ., V' ,nil x J . l I yn wf'fv,- , L?,:- S ' 1- V Q . .I Y, 1 A Vx L- N A ' In I if 5 . K 1 2 ' ' 1 J h . . . . . . 1 . . . . . : V . f 7 f Y l ' s I , 3 , p 1 1 r Y V w P 7' ' ' 3 f Q - 3 U f a ---- lui ., S- P: 7 - 7 W K if Zx I ff, 'Y , , f' ' '---- gf-- NXJUJ f 'ff-ffxfvl Vf V if fd 4-0 ff -an--X F! ,LJ VL f P-,Z 'VX 'SJW TABLE OF CONTENTS H111 9havnneeH1gh Xchool Dechcatxon Qcmors umors f laserooms XCflV1fl8S Plawe T7 mmm Q Kporm T I , M ' AV fy, -' 1. A65 T M -7 .f ff -t. .' A L ' ' ' 6 Q W., lf' -f' 'Tiff I 1 KJ? X 'fl at 4 J J x 5 ' - 'T . .X U mc, .. I, ,ff X tif T, A- I X . 4' f ' ' .... ,...J . , 2 . . . I T ' ' . ..5,...Q. ,2..,......,... 2 , X X - ' ....QTV.w aQ,,. , .d......, . . . 9 x 1 ' . ........ . , ..,TT V ,,.w.b..,. Z1 7 Fophomores ..Q.L....,.. D........., 3 I 7' T ,- if . . .....,,. Q ....., v...... . 48 1 . X' . . . 5 SL W ,T .,L.,L..,..,T.A..M...0.. 52 2 '. Q...,.,..,..,,..,...... ,... T 4 4' V ' X ig ' . 'Q .,......,AV.,,,.,....,. 77 +1 5 T f , .4v.. S4...,,.,,,.,.,....w. . 84 fx ,P 1 T 1 '. 'T V.- . I 1 ---4 Q.. 1 1 ,nim- ':7f' V , Th i - - This is the front of our school when the students HIC in Class- : I Q x 'i!'6,.L-K - 5 -. ,A '- ' L. RX 3 1'5 I, A, , ,ig X vi 4 -f 0 A A - 'N .r-H. pk: 1 . ' v: I Q' mv, 'osx ,S ' A 1 u ' ,fy Jf' 1' 1 . . 1 . .1 f-' f . 0 1 xx Q. ' ' 'C , Q , . .4 1 s 3 - . - - - V' ' - ' , . I - , 1 ' ' 4 y -hr . y . 'n 4 . dk 1 QL?- U 1 I . e ' ' ,:,,:,,,+ , ui-41 -' ,. ...-nv2-'-f'.. - 'K , 'lcfmf . ' Q ' 5. . V l '3 -'r f '.. ., f 4-4 1- - ' .-L. f - . R f we , , , ' - 'v ..... - -' ' ' ' . ,' ,Q 5 , ff-' r .Milf ,. , A, Y ,m..,.-Pl ,A V V fniw , l W . ' I . ' . x - , ,-all-1.1, - ' -. 'Y' '., , , ' :X , I Vf., -we I W V A . J ...,.i.,,,., t vi Y M., . V, ...W , 1, V... ,,,,,h ,I V.--,t1f,5,.,qffr' Parked about the Trade and lndus- trial building are the cars of the students enrolled in the trade cl ass- es. This depart- ment is now located at Ninth and Louisa, but we hope that it will someday be added to the main plant at Highland and Union. CH Oo L l 9 I OAR D SEATED: faround tablej joe Reily, Attorneyg Levi Hodges, Annas Ticer, Bemard johnson, Clerlzg W. H. Williams, Presidentg William Haney, William Keller, and A. L. Burks. NOT PICTURED: W. E. Harber and Glen Bovee, Treasurer. 'Q Those who deserve our whole-hearted support and thanks for their contributions to our school life and development are the members of our school board, our superintendent, and the P.T.A. This year the P.T.A. has sponsored a book review and A scrap metal drive to initiate funds for the buying of robes for the high school chonis. We appreciate what has been done. T , A D ..g..... 1 2: il P.T.A. OFFICERS Mrs. Knox Byrum President Mrs. NIN. Hayward Vice-Pres iden! Mrs. Walter Nlorris Secretary Mrs. Norene Tower Treasurer On the highschool camp us with several of the students ns Mr Brokaw takmg ume out to corn ment upon the year book To Mr A W Brokaw, our beloved prmcxpal we gxve our sxncere thanks for guxdxng us through an other successful year His hxgh standards and human understanding have endeared hxm to the hearts of all the students of Shawnee High School K A Iva Allred, A B Allne Chnsuan M A Otue Flo Hall A.B Tom Archl bal d Ruby Curry M Ed. Dana Hendon M A fe 0- Q5 Paul Boone M M Ed Martha Cunrxghr Secre tary Came H111 M A. JL Boyer MS Gladys Elkins, M A. JGH11lMS. A noonday conference Thelma Carson, M Ed Paul Green M Ed Lea Hill, M A l i Y , I 1 E - PX L22 ' 3 Y 1 ,, I iw Q fx 3 V A if l l 5'1- .Lg f l C l .0 A 1 'D V?-Q -.Q Rlta Huff M S C A. Mama B S -1' Evea Oden A415 Chrlstrne Reynolds B S W M Strong M S Mary Taylor A B Die, I JOSIC M A J E X ancy, M S Deward ameson A B J F johnson M M Ed Beryl Korb M Ed Fvelyn Martin M A Wnlma Matthys M S jo Lee Rodke B S Norene Tower B S juamta Woods Cafeterta Otto Krausse B S 915 Joan Neavlu jack Neavrll A B Gerald Rorschach B S Mlldl-ed Stewart M A Mary Trmkle M A A110311 Willie! M Ed This IS how we Southern Belles mount our horses , C' 7.- jr wif ,F i x y :Q -2 I Mx. A gi. 49' Q so y 4 B, A y ,M N P ,I Q 1 1... f-- 'Q- ,rv qt 35' 5 3 Senror Class Offxcers are seen leavmg the school after three years of excellent schoolmg fleft ro flghl, Freeman Scarlett, VxcePresrdent, Ann Shull, Secretary, Nancy Porter, Treasurer, Mark Bolnng, Presndent SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Semor Class of 1952 has proved to be one of the most out standing classes to graduate from Shawnee Hxgh School Lnder the guidance of Mxss osxe llashxchek and Miss Ottxe Flo Hall spon sors and Mark Bolmg Freeman Scarlett Nancy Porter and Anne Shull class offlcers the Class of 52 malntamed a high average tn athlet1cs dramatxcs lxterary work and scholarshxp All state athletes mclude Dxck Lamest rn football anl Ronnxe Morris ln basketball Paul Flemxng proved to be the top scorer on the ctnders Bob C arey was chosen for all conference rn basketball C lrls who are tennxs lettermen are Irma johnson one year Margaret Hanlfan three years and Patty Sue Rich two years Leadxng the Shawnee High School cheerrng section were Patsy Tennyson and Freeman Scarlett Oueens chosen by the brawny boys were Marx Chxttum Gnd Queen and Patsv Raymer Roundball Cueen Other senxor royalty are Fmtly English H1 Y Sweetheart and Dorothy Locke Caldron Queen lnnners IU the annual popularxty poll were Best All Round lm1ly lngltsh and Ronme Morrxs Best Personallty Dick Farnest Frtendlxest Carole Davxs and Mark Bolxng Cleverest lrma johnson and Bob Carey Most Likely to Succeed Ruella Dockms and Glen McLaughl1n and Brxghtest Patty Sue Rlch and Franklxn Nlles The ll OLVl:S ,IOURNAL hlghschool publlcatlon won wtth h1ghest honors at the newspaper contest held 1n Norman Oklahoma M Cowan F F A member was awarded the degree of umor Master Farmer for h1s outstandmg wc rk On the dramatxc srde of lrfe oan Newberry Peggy Sumner Smith Bob Maynard ohn Amold Dxck Smith and Patsy Raymer took part rn the Student Councxl play Bob Carey Dnck Smtth Donna Schuyler Don Werr Mae Bollxnger Mary jane Wems Gordon Gxlley joan Newberry Freeman Scarlett Duxe jemrgan and Phrl Stevens had rolls rn the Semor Play Thxs years Student Counctl under the preszdency of Glen McLaughl1n recorded more achxevements than ever before McLaugh lm and Mark Bolxng attended the S A S C conventxon rn Shreveport Loulstana last November Carolyn Smxth headed a commxttee whxch publnshed the fxrst student dxrectory xn four years The councll s Get out and vote campaxgn promoted greater co operatxon between the school and the communxty Ronme Moms was m charge of the Guxdance Speakers Honor Socxety offtcers were Patty Sue Rxch Presxdent Ruella Dockms Secretary Ronme Morrrs Vxce Presxdent Irma johnson Treasurer and Franklm Nrles Chaplam Other sen1or members were Sylvxa Payne Emxly Enghsh Glen McLaughl1n Geraldme Suttle Louise Rogers Gall Bayless, Helen Lee Carole Davns Margaret Hanlfan ann Guest Ruth Cole Dale Young Mxckey Santmo, Maxme Deatherage Honeydene McTee Retha Marshall Donna Schuyler Don Lambert Dons Skeen oan Spencer Anne Shull Clarence Payne l-ddxe Rxckey Dorothy Longnecker Patsy Tennyson Carole Myers Barbara Talley Nancy Porter Dtck Smxth Shxrley McArthur Bob Carey Earl Stokes Carolyn Smrth Gene Vanderberg Charles Bassett Mary Sue Chrttum john Amold Paul Flemmg, Zahea Hassen Patsy Raymer, Dons Frost Caroleen Smith james Hall Betty Ferguson joan Lee, L E Bugg Dxck Eamest, Pat Htgdon Mark Bolmg and Dute jemxgan Senior Caldron Staff members were Patsy Tennyson Mark Bolmg Ronnxe Morris Dorothy Marker Ruella Dockms Patty Sue Rlch The climax of the Senxor Week actxvxtxes Commencement marked fll1lS to one of the most outstandmg classes ever to pass through the portals of S H S the class of 1952 A 1 .. , - 1 - ' 1 s 11 V . , . . . . M 1 1 , . . . ,V . 1 1 1 . k I k . ' t.. 1 . . ' 1' . .. 1, t . - ' ,. - 't.,r . -' . tr' . ' . X ' . 4' 1 1 1 1 1 . , ' ,. . ,V . . . - 1 -. 2 . . g . , 1 Q 1 A S 1 'ZA 1 , Q , . , . . . . V ,,. - A 1 1 . , . , . J.. , J . . . ,V ,J 1 , A ,J 1 - . ' 1 1 1 1' 1' 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . V 1 1 , .. ' .... , , . . . . . ., 11 11 ' - - . l 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 Q 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 A ,J . 1 ,- L - 1 A 1 1 , 1 ,J M , 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 11--11 ' Z Ancxent H1story Mrss Elkins Lrvxng rn the Past ane Alexander Brllre Aloway john Amold Carole Ash Ruth Barton Frtendly Talhattve Slell Aatcable Tranqutl an '5- Charles Bassett Charles Baumert Gul Bayless Bully Bays Charles Beck Alzable Rugged Ezperlenced Robust Dynalc 2 'Qs -if Dorothy Benner! Va Lera Berry Mark Bolmg Mae Bollrnger Peggy Booth Surprlse lxdge londerful Smcere Sree! Vugxl Bowden larrxed Bob Carey Bubbles Ruth Cole Fllrt Glenda Coppage Cheesecake Bobby Cro sslm bg Peaceful SSW, MQ' ,, I f D ' l 97 J .ii g . A ,X ' jxmmne Bngham Tawann Burnett joe Bussey Bob Cannon Unpredzctable Ywaczous Coucal Drummer Buddy Carey Mary Sue Chutum Bob Cleere J T Clury Cheer ul Royalty Lover Consclentlous Delores Cook Jack Cook Jllll.m1C Cooper Frances Cope Pretty Quiet Epxcurean Serlom, Rxchard Couch J M Cowan Loud Agrlcultural Carole Davxs Louxse Davxs -I-he -I-hmker E ervescent Brief . 4. . . . I , , ' l , f . .A U f is r u C S be C C QQ C . ff . . 7 . u W ' X l Qf N l '2., 405 S. Maxxne Dentherage Collegiate Btlly Dutton Corpus Dons Frost Competent O P D Mxss Huff reply to your recent lettet Ida Belle DeLoz1er Delores Dockery Ruelln Docklns Charles Doss Clerk Dranatlc Indescrlbable Composed nl Dnclr Earnest Ennly Englxsh Betty Ferguson Paul Flemzng Manager Society Practical Valentino Elste George Gale Gtlbert Rlnnh Gxles Gordon Grlley Illnculate Ilplsh Rhythllc lou ,MMA Y Y, Y Y MW. UW ,. . . , ,MA--fe -'QU' ' YT , p- 11:1 f' , - HP 9 Jf . A 5 x 'S' . K .7 . 5- Q MS D 4' In . - - - -' S. A . . K QR. 1 A 1 Betty Gonulez Donna Goodson Betty Gnswld Dortha Grublugh Ima Guest P7-0 gcleng Faglnonqblg PCTSCVCTCI1! Llkable Tabu Clem Hall james Hall Margaret Hamhn Dons Harper Zahea Hassen Artstocratu: Handsome Champ Anus mg Helpful Margaret Hang Colleen Hrckey Patricia Hxgdon Kenneth Hrnshaw Sandra Hrsd Sunshine Sparlzlmg Lovely Astanre Charltng AX Lets Jo Hopluns Donna Horton Loxs Hunter Unaf ected Sullerttle Imsole Uwe Iernlgnn Gene Johnson Harold johnson Rolllcktng Agreeable Exuberant 'hu Chas is she ln, Irma johnson Carolyn Kellogg Capable 'fa- Clydean Kohn Vernon Lam Pleasant Drousy Dorothy Locke Prectous Dorothy Longneclrer Stlen t O P T Mzss Huff One Two Three Type' Charles Kellogg Indus trtous Mary Lou Kellogg Corky Kelly Pettte Happy go lucky ,35- Don Lambert Intellectual Louable lltgglngvgug Helen Lee joan Lee 'R-so as 0 Sharon Lookabaugh Bob Lupton Margre Lynlm Sultry Energettc Ptquant 'SQ ,.,. :- 1 1 kk v l 4 , T 55 ov 'N l . . - - l 1 ' k I I l - 1 4 ' L Shirley Mc Arthur Bobby McHenry Dainty CU! 8 l ,. Hame Marler Roy Marler Denure HCUGHC Don Meshew johnny Mnchenex Nonchalant Rogue Ronme Morris Dick Mullxns Great Sl! aier joan Newberry john Newman Dzssoczated Sober Glen McLaughlin Honeydene McTee DOr0Ihy Marker President Inquisitiue Personality Bliss Marshall Retha N131-shall jamce Mason Thorough Pollte OU! door dn. Bobby Moore Harvey Nloore Louise Morns Mysterious Jaunty Darlzng Sandra 'Myers Serene I-ranklm Nlles The proctors perch Elnsle Ln Saw' 1 il e 3? In QE l -5' J 4 x 4 'Dum Q ' QI ' Pl QD ,s .11 Soltd Geometry Mrss Martrn Cubes Cones Spheres and Cylrnders Blllxe Owens Mary Page Ivan Patterson Geneva Paul Clarence Payne Extensive Pens we Helpful Ilpeccable Marlo Q K Sylna Payne Robert Perry Roland Petty Nancy Porter Patsy Pntchard Loyal Herttortous Comrade Puppy Prtncess fo . I BCUQY RFY Patsy Riymer Norma Reeves Patty Sue Rich Meletta Robey Adltrable Elegant Model Filling Taciturn l 0 Louise Rogers Duard Rosenbaum Gary Ryan Bob Sager Mack Sanders Laudable Romeo Questionable Desirable Slow ,sw 'Nhckey Santino I-reeman Scarlett Donna Schuyler jxmmxe Seckel Glenda See Jovlal Cheerer Stately Genume Incredible Rune Shull Sam Slar Dons Skeen Bxll Sluder Brlly Rex Smith Taken Jocund Delightful Dzscruunattng Raugr Caroleen Smrrh Carolyn Smlrh Deverr Smith hum Congenlal Fleuer I Drck Smnh Peggy Smxrh Xhllene Smxch Number please? Cunning lpana Captured Nr Senior English M1 ss Washxchek Through Mn: Wnshxchek s Semor Englmsh cl asses students become acquamted mth Old English Literature Maxy Ann Speak jo Ann Spenser Phxllnp Stevens Earl Stokes Geraldme Suttle Select Composed Sprucy Smart Deltcate Blrbun Talley Kevln Taylor Patsy Tennyson Gene Vnnderburg Faye Ware Talented Faithful Starlet Nature Tactful J I Dulene Waters Don Wen lhlma Welch Chnsune Welton Bette West Plactd Flazhy Prudent Penswe Spicy Ln june White Mary jane Wxens Lloyd Wilhams Cllfford Wzlson Bill Young Uruque Engaging Ixnn mg Alun mg Solemn 9, :P Cleta Zxegl Gerald Zorger Plz: Heveler ,A A Q 1 - s .- f ' F ' If '-. ' I 4 A 7 1 1 in 13 Miff 64117 7 7' ,.., I - .Z g 4 Q If , 4 f P g ,, J w , 'g ' , X . - O ' gg I 'Y' 1'- J Br.g3.ta'f hnloyxng an Ice cream treat dunng a busy day are the junxor Class Offrcers Cleft to right! john McClellan Vice-Presldent JBDICC Alexander Ireasurer Sharon Haddock Secretary Rudy Donut President . , - 1 r ,W . ' QV, ' . .. if ' 57-raw: H Milf K 15' ' ' 'Jig I. X 4- 51 I ,, , .- . tn . , siffv' A ' 3 . 9 . X 9 v - I quauon balancers and calculators of square roots are the students m Miss Martm s Algebra II class Harm et Abrams Betty Arthur Maryone Bamgrover anlce Al exander Raymond -ltkm son J T Barton Robert Alfrey Nlelvm Aloway Dale Anderson Bob 'Xusun David Bamett Tommy Barnett f 4 Bill Bell Douglas Belshe Ted Bennett .' 5 , w 2 , 0' ' A , M q in t. I v' - ' , Q f 1 X . -. . I , A . , ap Linda Blakely Martha Bollm an Rl Chard Bratten Rachel Chr sm Arden Chnkenbeud oyce Blakley junmxe Bosuck Q Shernll Brogd en Bonnre Cl ark Helen Coffman Kennerh Blalock ohn Bland Sandra Boland Kenneth Bowlan Norma Boyce Bnllle Braswell Wanda Brooks Frances Byrum Glenn Can Larry Cluner Darrell Colwell Always room for one more J J '29 1' u 8 It ,, ,r K E, Nature s chief masrerprece IS wnnng we 2 K athenne Co wen J D Cunnmgham Brlly joe Dame Darrell Davrs Wrllram Davxs Alma Denham Rudy Dona! Betty Doss Robert Douglas ,,..-r Don Mcphhgg Patsy Dufhaln Bob Dutton Allecxa Edwards Betty Edwards aff' 5. Loretta Ely Leta Estep Vxrgmxa Fergus Frances Garrett Bull Gxbson an Ellen Greehng Ann Green Wayne Gnffm James Gross Helen Guthne Adria-me Hackett 1' . Three qpoon s please f 5 G il- . 4 ' .s 'Z 5' F I 1 , ' I Kenneth Gibson Rf-'fger Giddens Alan Godwin james Graves Bobby Gregory gl' I nr- jf. lf' f . , X , Q, , 'fa T' ' ' Physics-Mr Hlll The Whearszone budge xs dxffncult c Sharon Haddock Eugene Hardesry Barbara Hannon gf' Q Barbara Hart Cleta Hayward l Robert Hacks Donald Huggins 1,4 4 T' Frank Henderson an gs QL 1 I I Gene Hxllrs 1 0 CIOSS. 1 Bob Harness Beverly Han james Henderson Phyllrs Hrckman Ivnlane Hocker Carolyn Hoover r lleezesl li - E .-v v -fl-:ffl QT- , e Z W ' 1: a J. , , X Q we TWH 4:1 lk l , 35 4 l',,:f- Qi J .ix Cul Holt Virginia Howell joann Hutchinson Leroy jackson Phyllrs johnson Wendell Knrlr Malcolm Lacy Louise Lansden Barbara Lawhon Bobby Lawrence ohnnxe Lawrence Jack LCWCU CD hlla Sue Lewns Rebecca Lockhart Glenda Long Jean Ieffcoa: Carol LnVme'ss B0bby Lewxs Vxrgxnxa Long Fred Loveland Wanda Loveland Oh say can you SCC A K I .1 . J - . 'F Q ,ex I ' i -ew.. A S435 Gary Lower Nancy M adder: Cecil Miller Charles Lowrey N4 ary Ruth N4 aclol e Tommy Miller jun1orEn ish Mrs Tower A most studlous group Wlllram Lowrey Par Lynam jxmmle Lynn .gh Sandra Marshall Mary May Manoa Mxles james Mongold Marinclle Moniger D011 MOUKICS Bruce Moody Gene Mooneyham jack Moore erry Moore Phyllis Moore X john McClell an Eugene McConnell 'Krthene McGuckm Mary McCu1stan Beverly McElh1ney Guy McGregor Donnie McKee Howard McLaughlin AU' x joe Nappa IOC Nash Carol Nlcely The rush between classes. I x . I A ' f. Bill Moran J. More Betty Ann Mullins Patricia Musick Arthur Myers M m Ex S 1 Amencan l-lrstory Mrss I-flklns Save that Confederate money the South will use agmn -s Brll Oden Phxl Offrll Frank Olrver Barbara Ollar Davrd Parsons Cecrlna Peyton jack Pxckren Max Phxllrppe Milly Alyce Poe Barbara Poole Don Prensa Betty Fay Ray Don P age Sherry Key Phrllrp a Shrrley Reed E y in 4 I .lx . r LX ,A I . ' f .- . V' , Ni D D , e y r 'Ui P e l l l Nhckey Regan Beverly Reynolds Slurley Rrchardson Shirley Roberts Yarra Rogers Kelly Romberg Charles Rose Bobbye Dean Rushmg Fred Rurh Warren Rutherford Brll Sanders Marland Sands Freda Shrerner Earl Schulte Boyde Sesbotn Vnrgrnra Seaborn Barry Seawnghr Pat Shahnn T l1 'X Barbara Shrrley jo Ann Short Carol SxmPS00 Cool clear warer Sl L.. 5 rs. 5' A- B111 Smnh Mona Zoe Szandndge X! A. Taylor Typmg I Mxss Korb ACCURACY' ACCURACY' ACCURACY' Ou '-'sn Dale Smuh H D Smxth erry Solomon jxmmy Spun' Dan Sulckland Dxck Storm jack Sullxvan Walker Suttle wx 5 B111 Thomas Janxce Thompson Lola Thompson Noma Thompson I 5 x ,-X s' YH C U A 4. -0 A . A .L 4, lax 4' Er, GX 5' Darrell Tucker Charles Wau chope jackxe Whitten r D Patsy Xhllrams B S Rose Mane Wnght Bobby Van Antwerp w David W est L an-y Wrlk rn son Carl Wmllrs Dorothy Thompson Dean Vanderburg Sue Vickers Glen Watson xmmy Wheeler Beulah Whrtelxead Wilma Whlttall Barbara Wrlkson Gerald lkrllrams oe I d Wrllrami Kay Wrnterrxnger Delores Woolrey Sam Wooten 5+ Skeetz Yates The glamor gal of S H S l 1 1 X . A I ,. . ,. . V- - , , fl'N'Jxf:. Us ' NCTEQ :uv , Y Y Y , Q t -, i . ,. , . . . il l' ig. ,Q -AD' 'mf .34 vw n l' 4-'fl Entenng :he halls of Shawnee Hxgh School are the offxcers of the Sophomoxe Class fleft to nghtj Lee Ison vlC6PfCSldEDI Paul Donar, Treasurer Joyce Ausun Secretuy Fred Pike President -,ax Mrs Stewart s Laun students may be learntng Gallia est omnxs dxvlsa rn partes tres 1 5 A B111 Armstrong james Armstrong joyce Ausun Mary Nell Baker Monty Banff! as Annrce Bassctt Janrce L Baunhardt Nlna Baxter Doretha Bays Ted Belshe 3 90 J N Q 1 jim Bras Barbara Bxrkhcad Donavan B1 shop Vlrglnla Bowie Melvan Boyer . fl In i W..- If V- V . - X . V v ' D ' , ' A , ' - . f 5' . X A ,, :ar .s, :.1 - ' -AY, r 'U' K . Q , - - u ' ' ' ' ' .n N Q V . Q ' N xx l AA Dean Bradshaw Manlyn Brokaw Ann Broughton lol!!! BYYBD! joy Sue Bryson Don Bumgamer - Bxll Campbell Carolyn Cannon Jo Ann Case Lia A f ' Helen Churum Rxchard Claborn jack Clemence I 11, n- Bxlly Brown Hugh Brown af' f , 5 Margaret Buckmasrer Bill Byrd -1 john Caywood Ronnxe Chxlders lp- .nn- Bob Cochrane Tom Coffey Wrlma Collxer Oh to be a bearded semof , , r ' n 4' Cf J 7 . C . ' A if 'Q Q? wa 29' V ' l - l.rr f ' I. - .C .- A I sz G A J i Q I . x A I B . B 4 i World History Mr Jameson The basketball coach IS an authonty on other things too 9 'L George Columbus Buddy Cook Joyce Cook Margie Cooper Bobbie Cottrell Phyllrs Couch Mary jane Cox james Crabb Phxl Roy Crawford Laveda Cravens Carolyn Crouse Mary Arta Crownover Margot Crutchfield Jimmy Cunright Bob Currie wg .-.5 Q I, Q Tom Currie jackie Deke Paul David Melva DeBerry Ann Deem Patsy Densmore Othel Deason Patsy Deason Darl eta Dull Paul Donat Q' an 3 Dan Dx Boise Don Du Boise JoAnn Dutton Leroy Ea e Howard Earls Darla jean Ellxs Anne English Glona Essley 'ss ml Don me Faulkner Nlaunsell Fxtzgerald jrmmy Flemrng Two senxors glancmg xnto the trophy case U5 dy Q. 4-, 4 -9' 7 ' ' A E J' il ? 6 A -ii es ' A . . gl S H ltl N 'l W F Q f 4 gfxv' , 'fa 'ni l f i iv i Spamsh II Mxss Tnnkle Hard at work as usual 3 fx 0090! 613' Berry Freeman Yvonne Freeman Shirley Jean Fry Betty Geisler ,L C' ,wx 277' Duck Glendenmng Kay Glenn jim Goodxn Shlrley Goggmgn 46 Cordellna Green Floyd Greenfleld Tommne Hall Howard Hampton Betty G11 crease 43? an Pat Grace Berry Lou Harper I . 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VVV 3 R 'V' A.. -5, ' B 2 if . . . 1 S Q 2 ' x f'5 , .4 A., - 5 3 2 f' eflgw Latin II-Mrs. Stewart Amo Amas Amat Margaret Lowe Delons Lupton jo Lynam La Donne Lynam Phd McAm1s Davld MCBndc jackxe McElroy Caroline McHenry Homer McLaughhn Ahne Mulny 46 Huber Mayne George Mercer BCUUY Mlklih Roberta Mxles Glenna Mglley ,he 'L- .7- jamta Mxller jean Muller Shirley Mrller nb 0 joe Morlan Don Mulllcnn Molly Mullrcan Anna Neelcy Tom Nelson Mary Ann Newmm Patrxcxa Oliver Glenda Ollar Joyce O Neal ig ld i' ll 1 X F Ida Ruth Moore Jane: Moore Monty Murphy jackie Musxck 44 Ben Norman Donald Offxll .fE.'! ' .r.,9'..fQ Inn llllll-4 IIIII lllli lllll qlllllr I lllll1l Jay Ownby Anne Parker Leon Parker Mrs Curtrxght dxstnbutxng the mornxng mul X. . .Xl X lx ' l l lk x ' , , , , -x Q7 1 l ,ff,5'4, ' 215: ... -6 X ,, X -. . ,N . 6' ' -IIIIY 5, . ...----- , HI' Jfffff' -, ' ml . .... ff I q 1' ....,... I ' lllll'l ff.IfI4f 1 - l.lll'!Il .... , I- '- 'ly A .... . I Q---U15 I, ...,.. .' I an ---- . Xe. 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' 0- N .rrp ' Y' ' A i...--A Sophomore Englxsh Mxss Carne H111 People ID M1 ss Caxne Hill s classes travel a great deal for There IS noth1ng11ke a book to take us lands away x .4 4 Peggy Palxnore Glenora Parsons Fred Pxke Geraldnne Pxplun Mary Pool Tommy Poole Don Pnce jack Race Helen Raley Don Ray Eugene Ray Pb1l11p Re1d L'Don Rxchuds jerry Rlchmond Agjege Rlddle Azlene Rxddle Clifford Roberts Leroy Roberts Tommy Robertson Lewxs Robxson K' Ona Dean Rogers Ann Romberg La Veda Routh Ronald Russe 5110939 SBIDPICS ,fe Patsy Sanuno john Scherhmg Claudelle Shepard Bruce Sllvey Charles Smclaxr Cilhtrlne SkCCll 11 l Dan Smith Frank Smith Penny Smith Treva Ann Shirley Bobble jo Shrvers The poscman always rings twice. 1 World Hrstory casts xts shadow upon thepuplls of Mrs Mary Taylor Cv Robert Smith Dorothy Solomon B111 Spgak Dorcne Stallmgs Cleta Steele af- ,L Ruth Ann Sgell Bxllre Stephens Blll Stewart Don Stiller Don Sumner .24 if Q , 2 Neal Sumner juanrta Suttle Gall Taber Earl Tide Bob T8Yl0l' Barry Thomas Betty Thur-man janet Trent Jimmie Tucker jerry Vandegrift Bob Van Orden Charles Wane Sammy Walker jmlcg Whaley cle!! whit, Richard Whne Bob Wrllums jamce Wnllxams Shu-ley Wilhsms Manlyn Wmney Herb Wolfram Sam Wood Marsha Wnght R0y Wright Jimmy Young 3 I Leon Zlcknck jerry Zlemu Ann srudymg World Hlstory Desk please rhere s :man m my room I ' I Q1 X 5 1 1 S S., L 'CX Z7 Mrs. Hendon's history students are digging deep into America's past. HW' Mrs. Oden's English students travel round the world through books. Mr. johnson's theory class is I harmonious goup. , A - 1:4 ww. if rv, ,g Y L ttf Y-1 Mrs. Rodlte believes that art never expresses anything but itself. X., In Mr. Neavi1l's speech class these beginners are attempting to gain poise and self-assurance. . 1-.. .-.. .n 1 'N 1 - . ..--- -- -..-. Q - -1..-.....-15..1- , I Y -w wi. i . Bkkj Y Y ' X-.K -Ag 1' Mrs. Matthys teaches these budding architects. - Mr. Neavill's drama classes are the laborarories for che high school plays. ...g. - This radio class is prepanng Mr. Nenvill's students to become future announcers and broadcasters. 549liu0Uv-'Maw k 1 -ul .. A sample of Mr. Boyer's high school printing departmenr's work is this yearbook. . ff l ' , 'UP These people are earning while they are learning under the supervision of Miss Ottie Flo Hall, in her D. E. class fb, . I .5 lf' A man who has a job has a chance is the philosophy in Mr. Scrong's D. O. classes These students in Mrs. Walkers Shorthand I class are laying a good foundation for Shorthand Il. 1 In Mrs. Hendon's Problems of Democracy class the students learn that this is A world of startling possibilities. A Mr. Hil1's chemistry students are learning the composition of substances and the transformations they undergo. Good sportsmanship as well as sports is taught in Mrs. Reynold's physical education classes Mr. Yancey's cabinet making boys can fumish any house beautifully. nl- ,Q 1 'WLA ll 1 1532 7 , ig B, l R' A 'J' if? 2 ' 7 N ' 6 Mr. Rorschnch's machine shop boys make all kinds of handy gadgets and tools. 1 Ill if 2 ' nun in 4. 1' ' ' iw fi A f If-fx-3, ff. in f , V. h r-ww. Q' - wr ,nuff I is ,J- Nl - 7. l Q!! I 1- '..,f 'f Mrs. Evea Oden's class in journalism publishes the WOLVES JOURNAL, 8 prize Wilmer- X mmonoufoo ry W, W - 'yds' Paul Greene, an excellent football coach, trains expert drivers. f' Emlliili ii f i 1 'Pl N A maxim of Mrs. Christian is: Books should to one of these four ends conduce, For wisdom, piety, delight, or use Many of these students in Mr. Archibald's auto mechanics class are already capable mCChBl1iCS employed in city garages. L Our school is very proud ofthe records made by Mr. Krauss:-'s agriculture classes. 7 J '-T... Q .gaunt- 1 l 'gfsif' 0-ii. 'Quinn H Q K X -Q ,, Q mg ui 155' Mrs. Carson's girls are learning the housewife's trade. It is in Mr. Martin's biology classes that we study plant and animal life. Mr. Neavill's students are learning to speak extemporaneously. Q fx L ' Q yea ...,l F Q o-1 'V .y x A. 7' Shorthmd is a must for a stenogapher or secretnry. Miss Huff dictates. lb ft 1 These serious students are busily learning to keep books, instructed by Mrs. Walker. , U . .Nw 3. ,. R W r LI? skaigflfs ' f I ,- Miss Allred's geometry pupils are proving that the angles opposite equal sides are equal. 15- 7+ Mrs. Woods and her cafeteria staff are preparing mother noonday meal for hungry students. Miss Martin's students appear to be enjoying their trigonometry class. FW The best books make the best companions according students in Mrs. Tower's English II class X L- S In all her classes Miss Korb stresses promptness and accuracy. W . l l Bobby Jeanne Van Antwerp TWIRLERS: Carolyn Cannon, Joann Hutchinson, Ramah Giles, Marilyn Wnney, Doris Skeen, Betty Lou Harper .xr i T , 3 :wif v-5 5 H ,Wt -Hx, ' X,.Qyg.- ,' N N X t 1 1 may NG. if ' N' V 3 XV' 154 N' R x- 'L 'A V 4' 5' 6 -' N4 yi, ' f!y ' 'V X xx xi. Y xx s AX N 5 ' Q V sy' N 4 , - ' t , x , N X X , fx X W XX x -QF ' ' x ll' - x f .23 F' x N -H x N N -'- qs-Q. A s f . I u x F A , , ' 1 wb. 's' x 'CAWQQMH f 5 Q . X X , ' Q . f X o 0 , S 4 . - ' '--., wht ' xx, 4 Q... NY' .13 mf KK .5 -Jr ll ' K .4 4 4 1 sta ll 1 5-. 4.5. -b -1 ' A I 'I fig .fs e v 1- '52 f'f f Pr 135 ? 3 f x 1 '41 5 , , ',.y an y . , 1 A W W K 2 6 'P 0- , 4 3 'I 1 ju lv X . ' - V, I ' i 1 lf? W' Q Q Axqfa Q-,nf 5 4 S 1 1 - x f . 9 1 X s j f tribal x - L., :W-.x .- --.mg 1 mix Q Q ' 9 EP D ' It-M t1,f!'q ,Nfn A I1 -I Q- '1 A T??F Q Leading our arhlcuc teams on to vnctory through yells are cheerleaders SENIORS-Patsy Tennyson and Freeman Scarlet: SOPHOMORFS Anne Fnghsh and Donnie Sumner and JUNIORS Janice Alexander and Guy McGregor w - 1-9 2 Ftrs! How Helen Raley jamce Alexander Katherlne Cowan Carole Davts Glen McLaughlrn Ronnle Morris Emrly English, Mary Sue Chlttum Vanlyn Wmney Ruella Dockms Second Row Eugene Hardesty Fred Pnke Mark Bolmg Ball Thomas Rrchard Couch Betty Fay Ray Harber Mayne Jrmmy Curtwnght Janet Trent Thtrd Row Robert Douglas ack Lewellen, Homer McLaughl1n Boyd Seabom, Gene Vanderberg, Dick C Earnest Bob S Sharon Haddock Phrl Stevens Bob Lupton, Buddy Carey Rudy Donat STUDE T Under the leadershrp of a very capable presrdent Glen N4cLaughl1n, the Student Councrl has had the best year rn 1ts hrstory The councll has orrgmated several entrrely new proyects and has performed numerous school tasks Nluch of the credrt for the hrghly successful year IS due to the follow mg council offrcers Mary Sue Chxttum vice-president Emlly Englxsh secretary Katherme Cowen, treasurer Carole Davls hrstorxan and Ronnre KlOfflS parlxamentarlan The councrl was ably gurded by Nlrs Norene Tower and Mr jack Neavrll sponsors The frrst annual homeeomrng honorlng the Class of 1932 was one of the entlrely new proyects Included on the day s program were a tour of the burldmg an assembly honormg old grads a street parade a barbeque and the coronatron of football queen Nlary Sue Ch-rttum A Gurdance Speakers Bureau was orgaruzed wrth the asststance of Nlrs Ruby Curry Ronnre Nlorns drrected IIS actrvxtles eakers spoke each Frrday mommg 1n the home room perrod on toprcs of mterest and rmportance To the gurdance program ctedrt rs due for rmprovmg the moral attr tude of the school A Get Out The Vote campargn was sponsored rn t e sprxng The cxtlzenshrp drlve was hrghly successful an Glen and Drck check therr road map before leavmg recexved state-wlde publlclty for Boston and the nauonal convention Presldent McLaughlm calls the weekly Student Councrl cabmet meeung to order 6 G- V, . , . . Q . . , 1 Q f as Li ' 1 T ' Q SJ 67 -K - F ,., u- ' 2 . ' A 4 . .: . ' . I . ' G ' I ' I D ' Y ' 1 ' I : , 1 I ' 1 I I Y A Y ' I ' : I I . Y I 1 I 1 ' ' I I' - ' y 7- Y GQ y 3 9 , , . . Q .... . , . , . . , t . Q . . l . . , 1 f u . I . , N Y W 1 v y Y. . - ll - - - ll ' ' h . ..-. .. . , V . , Q 7 Y .V -' :- bv-'-up XI 4 f' Ftrs! Row Freda Schre1ner,Cleta White Barbara Talley Carolyn Smith, Sylvia Payne, Jo Lynam, Joyce Austin Maryone Barngrover Second Row Gerald Williams, Skeetz Yates Pat Grace Bobby Cottrell Freeman Scarlett, Jann Guest, Barbara Poole, Fred Ruth Third How Jimmie Lynn Barry Thomas, Bob Sager, Bob Curry, Adrranne Hackett J hn McClellan, Jerry Ziemer CGUNCIL Two Blind Mice the annual Student Council play was a financial as well as a dramatical success Carolyn Smith was chairman of the student directory committee which published the first directory SHS has had in four years A handbook containing much valuable information was printed near the close of school for incoming sophomores A large part was played by the council in conventions across the nation Dick Earnest presided at the annual Federation of Oklahoma High School Student Council conven tion held in Stillwater, where Mrs Tower was elected state sponsor for the next three years Dick Glen McLaughlin, and Mr Neavill attended the national student council convention held near Boston last une Freda Schreiner Joyce Austin Mark Boling Glen, and Mrs Tower attended the SASC con vention in Shreveport Louisiana where Shawnee headed the Oklahoma delegation Some other propects of the council included conducting all school elections assisting with the Blood Bank improv ing the bulletin board giving medals to deserving students planning the basketball queen coronation and installing several vending machines. Meetings were held every Wednesday morning of the year and the cabinet met each Monday to plan council activities. Undoubtedly the Student Council has accomplished more KCCPU13 the bulletin bond Swish' is Fred- this school year than ever before. Tix Scbrein er ,Ee P' 1 Student council members get the vote. Homecoming committee checks Enal details in Mr. Brokaw's office. V4 Ftrs! Har Don Sumner, Janrce Alexander, Freeman Scarlett, Patsy Tennyson, Guy McGregor Second Row Joyce Ausun, Delores Lupton, Freda Schreiner, Phyllrs Hrckman, Kathenne Cowen, Nancy Porter, Carole Davis, Margie Bamgrover Mary Sue Chxttum, Retha Marshall Mary Ann Speak Patty Sue Rach Barbara Lawhon Thtrd Ro: Carole Hnckman LaDon Richards Sherry Phrlhps Frances Byrum, Kay Wtnternnger, Margot Crutchfield Pat Olrver Joan Lee Wrlma Whrttal, Sandra Marshall, Sharon Haddock Caroleen Smith Fourth Ros Louxse Lansden, Glenda Long Dorcle Stallings, lrma Johnson, Peggy Smith, Iann Guest, janet Moore Patncxa Musick Geraldrne Suttle Allecxa Edwards F1 th Ron Gall Taber Jackie Musrck, Martha Bollman, Cleta Haywards Vlrgrnra Fergus Ann Green, Patsy Raymer, Donna Goodson, Donna Schuyler, Sue Vickers, Sylvia Payne, Ioan Newberry, Norma Reeves HOWLERS Ftrs! How Joan Hutchmson, Glenda See Laneda Cravens, Bobby Van Antwerp, Annrce Bassett, Sammy Walker, Ann Deem, Ann Broughton Amta Neeley Carolyn Crouse Second Row Dorothy Soloman Wrllene Smnth Betty Logsden Margre Cooper, Margaret Hamfan, Barbara Harmon Geneva Paul Patsy Lam Madelyn Kidd Marllyn Wmney, Manlyn Brokaw Joyce Cook Thtrd How Iackxe Knle, Peggy Palmore, Katherme Skeen, Ella Sue Lewrs, Sherma Samples, Betty Thurman jackre McElroy Sandra Lewzs, Emxly Enghsh Helen Raley Carolyn Smxth Darlene Waters Four th Row Barbara Brrkhead Vrrgmra Fergus, Mary Jane Cox, Molly Mullrcan Janxce Whaley, Geraldme Prpkrn Helen Chrttum - 1 Ftrst Ron Skeetz Yates, Drclue Glendenmng, Charles Wane, Lee lson, Brll Brown, lay Ownby, Don Monlrres, Pbrl Crawford, Don Bishop, Jack Clemens, Hugh Brown Second Rau Rudy Donat, Wrllram Lowrey, Mrclrey Regan, Melvan Boyer, Paul Donat, Phrl McAmrs, Robert Smith Paul David, Don Mullrcan, Othel Deason Thtrd Ro: Fred Ruth Wendell Kxrlr Bill jackson, John Caywood, Don Sumner, Bmce Srlvey, Eugene Hardesty, Davrd Barnett, Jimmy Young, Bob Currie, Jerry Rxchmond Fourth Ron Tommy Poole, Don Bumgamer, Leon Zrcknck, Howard Earls, Bob Cochran, Warren Rutherford H D Sxmth, Charles Wauchope, Max Phrllrpe, Donnie McKee, John Scherhng HY Ftrs! Row Bob Ausun, Jimmy Wheeler Herb Wolfram, Charles Rose, Monty Barrett, Charles Bassett, Cecll Mrller james Hall, Benny Ray Gordon Grlley, Billy Rex Snnth, James Mongold Jack Race Second Hou Ronnre Morus, Barry Thomas Fred Prlre, Bob Carey, Bobby Sager, Dlclt Earnest, Emily Eng lrsh, Sweetheart Clarence Payne Blll Moran, Corky Kelley Freeman Scarlett, Paul Fleming, Jimmy Fleming Dlclue Smxth Thtrd Row Mark Bolxng john McClellan, Glen McLaughl1n Frankhn Niles, Jrmmy Brxgham, Phrl Stevens, Richard Couch Dale Anderson Nell Sumner Rrchard Whxte Guy McGregor B1llyTom Stewart, Jerry Zorger Fourth Row Bob Cleere, John Arnold Cecrl Compton, Phil Offlll Roy Marler, Guy Ryan, Buddy Carey, Bob Harness Glen Carr Fr. th Ron Bill Sanders, lack Plclcren, Don Page joe Ed Wrllxams B1ll0den Jack Lewellen, Bob Lupton, Jay Mote, jack Whitten Benny Norman Ftrs! Roo Geraldrne Suttle Betty Logsdon Wnllene Smxth Bobble Van Antwerp, Louxse Lansden, Martha Bollman Carolyn Smxth Irma johnson Frances Byrum Glenda Long Maryorxe Barngrover, Jann Guest Mary Sue Chxttum, Joan Lee Mary Ann Speak Second Roo Mannelle Momger Carole Srmpson, Margaret Hamfan Dons Skeen, Party Sue Rxch, Donna Goodson, Peggy Sumner, Ioan Newberry, Patsy Raymer, Freda Schreiner Barbara Lawhon, Sherry Phnllrps, Phyllxs Hlckman Third How Joann Hutchinson, Barbara Harmon, Penny Smith, Honeydene McTee, Helen Guthne Patsy Tennyson, Donna Schuyler, Carole Davxs Ann Shull Nancy Porter Sharon Haddock JBDICC Alexander, Vrrgnma Fergus, Kay Wmternnger Fourth Row Mrs Jack Neavlll sponsor Pat Grace, Zahea Hassen, Ella Sue Lewxs, Loyce Hunter Sue Vickers, Betty Doss, Shendan Shoemaker Kathenne Cowan, Ivalane Hocker Cleta Hayward Ftrst Roo Carolxne Henry Pat Santxno Ann Deem, Marllyn Wxnney, Nancy Poole Annlce Bassett, Ann Broughwn Delores Lupton Margot Crutchfield Marilyn Brokaw Melba Io Lynam Carolyn Crouse Amta Neele Seconli Ro: Carole Hickman, Joyce Austin, Jackxe Kxle, Helen Raley, Madelyn Kidd Janet Moore, Dorcle Stallings, Patsy Lam Pat Oliver Cleta Whlte Dorerha Bays Iuamta Surtle, Ioan Case Dorothy Solomon Thrrd How La Don Rrchards, Sammy Walker, Shenna Samples, Betty Thurman, Sandra Lewns Cleta Steele, Gall Taber, Glorxa Essley, Ioyce Cook, Helen Chzttum, Geraldine Pnpkxn Fourth Roe Alme Marlay, Sherry Haught, Margxe Cooper, Roseanne Lrghtner, Mary Jane Cox, Barbara Bnrkhead La Veda Ruth, jackie Musrck Vlrgxma Bowie, Iamce Whaley, Mollie Mullxcan, Katherine Skeen, Bobble Cottrell ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . ' 1 1 D 1 . . I , . 1 1 1 1 1 . . , , , 1 1 0 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . . . , . 1 1 1 I 1 ' : 1 1 1 1 A Ftrs t Has Drck Earnest, Glen McLa Clarence Payne, Franklrn Nrles, Ronnre Moms, Alme Chrlsnan Patty Sue Rxch Irma Johnson, Ruella ockms Anne Shull Jann Guest Second Row Dlck Smith Bob Carey, Nancy Porter, Martha Bollman, Gul Bayless, Sharon Haddock Arthene McGuclr1n Freda Schreiner, Louise Lansden, Mary Sue Cluttum, Emily Englxsh Thtrd Hoi Ruth Cole Frances Byrum Patsy Tennyson Carole Davxs Donna Schuyler Shrrely McArthur Betty Ferguson, Mrclrey Sanuno Barbara Lavhon Don Lambert, Patsy Raymer Dons Skeen HONOR SOCIETY Ftrs! Row Rachel Chrsm, Mona Standndge, Betty Fay Ray, Charles Bassett, john Amold james Hall, Paul Flemrng joan Lee, Caroleen Smrth, Retha Marshall Arden Clrnlrenbeard Second Row Geraldine Suttle L E Bugg Mark Bolmg, james Duffield John Bland, Don Preuss Margaret Hanging Honeydene McTee Dorothy Longneclrer, Zahea Hassen Carolyn Smrth Thtrd Row Barbara Talley Drck Storm Helen Lee Sylvia Payne, Gene Vanderburg, Pat Hrgdon Lotuse Rogers Ftrs! Rau B111 Jackson Ida Ruth Moore Barbara Lawhon, Anmce Bassett Zahea Hassen, Pres tdent LOUISC Lansden, Freda Schremer Rose Mar1e Hear, James Am Stmng Second How Joyce Cook Jan1ce Baunhardt LaVeda Routh Geneva Paul, Glenda See Darlene Waters Barbara Sh1r1ey, Rosanne L1ghtner 'fhtrd Row Glenda Long, Molly MU11lC3lJ MISS Martin, Sponsor Gene Mooneyham Owenby Ronn1e Morrxs, Juamta Suttle Freda Schrelner, Lomse Lansden Arden Clmlrenbeard Second Row Slceetz Yates, Zahea Hassen Geraldme Suttle Helen Raley, Mrs Curry, Margaret Hamfan, Frances Byrum Molly Mulhcan, B111 Oden Thtrd How Don Pruess, Jack Race Rosser McDonald, JBCklC McElroy Rachel Chxsm, Kathenne Cowen, Em11y Enghsh, Joe Ed Wtlltams, B111 G1bson, D1clc Sm1th : 1 . 1 1. y , First Row! Dnie Jernigan, Glen McLaughlin, Joyce-Austin, Ruella Dockins, Jay V--4 THESPIANS LETTERMEN Ftrs! Row Freeman Scarlett Vlrgmra Fergus Sharon Haddock joan Newberry Jann Guest Ruella Docklns Freda Schreiner Sue Vlckers Charles Rose Second Rom Bob Harness jack Race Donna Schuyler Peggy Smlth Patsy Raymer Yalta Rogers Arden Clmkenbeard Katherlne Cowen Glen NlcLaughlm Rosser NlcDonald Thmrd Bow Don Courtney joe Fd Wrllrams Wrndell Krrk Bob Carey Phrl Offrll l'red Ruth Cec1lComptDn Rudy Donat B1l1Oden D1ck1eSm1th Ftrs! Row Gordon Grlley D Cunrungham l'red Prke Charles Bassett James Hall Corky Kelly Ronme Horns Clarence Payne Don Hrggrns Neal Sumner Rrchard White Second How L E Bugg oe Nappa Drck Earnest Phil Stevens Bob Sager NlargotCrutchf1eld Margaret Hamfan Patty Sue Rich B111 Dutton Brll Thomas Tlnrd How Nlark Bolxng Irmmy Lynn Ted Watson Skeetz Yates Buddy Carey Paul Flemmg Rrchard Couch Leon Zrckrrck Tom Prurtt Tommy Hall Fourth Row Walker Suttle David Bamett ohn Arnold Eugene Hardesry Dale Anderson lmmy Wheeler, Kenneth Blalock Fifth How Duane Whlted Bob Cleere Floyd Greenfield Bob Curry Don Stlller Gary Ryan Darrell Tucker Chuck Baumert Charles Beck Bob Carey Wrllram Lowery Ftrs! How Leroy aclrson Slreezz Yates Rrchard Brattxn, Jxmmy Bosuclr Jxmmy Brxgham Roy Krug Rlchard Hawknns Bxlly Dutton Second Row Sam Slar Carl Holt, Louise Rogers Thlrd Row Earl Burrows, Jack Trmmons Don Monkres, Dale Sm1th Dean Vanderburg Fourth Hou Melvm Aloway Barry Seawnght Iohn Newman, Gene Vanderburg, Howard McLaughlin Cecelia Peyton, B111 Armstrong Clrfford Roberts John Schenhmg Devert Smlth F1 rst How Shirley Gottman Vugmxa Fergus, Anita Neely, Ioan Newberry, Delons Lupton Donna Goodson, Sherry Phnlllps Donna Horton Second Row Peggy Palmore Donna Schuyler, Carole Davis Io Ann Dutton, Doretha Bays, Zahea Hassen, Wllrna Welch, Patsy Raymer Thlrd How Tawana Burnett Gale Gxlbert Cleta Hayward Geraldxne Pnplun Carolyn Sxmth, Mrs Curtnght, secretary 1 Q c: C.: 1 LOBOS F 15.1--. -..liallf Rumi Ftrst How jack Wh1tten D1ck Glendennmg Harbor Mayne Melvm Boyer Charles Wane Jack Lewellen Charles Rose jay Ownby Glenn Carr B111 Oden Cec1l Compton Dan Stnckland ohn McClellan Dean Bradshaw Second Row Mr 'Wartm sponsor jerry Solomon ,hm G0OdlD Don Offrll Lee lson ack Race jo Ed Wrlllams mckey Regan Maunsell FlIZgCI31d Rosser McDonald Ph1l Offxll B111 Moran, Charles Wauchope Thtrd Row Cec1l Vxller Don Page Don Ndullncan Barry Thomas J Mote Robert Hlcks Neal Sumner ames Gross Fourth Row 1mm1e Lynn Max Phllllpe R1chard Hawkms ack P1ckren Wendell K1rk LEWIS RODIDSOD Bob Cochrane 11mmy Young Flrst Row Paul 9p1tler john Caywood Donald ohnson WllllC Marun Jay Ownby Donald Pnce B111 Campbell Eugene McConnell Bllly Stewart Qecond Row Douglas Belshe D Cunmngham B1lly Sm1th Darrell Tucker Kelly Romberg ames Mon gold I Nl Cowan Orvll Hunter Ted Belshe Charles Hammond Ben Norman Thtrd Row Walter G1lcrease Jimmy Seckel Bob Lupton I1mmy Tucker Bob Gregory Floyd Russell Fourth Row Nlr Krausse Jerry Moore Benny N11ck1sh B111 Pease Kay Loman Mace Perry C0nn1e A11ey Nilr Reproducxng the polrucal upheaval of Washmgton D C upon the mumcrpal audxtorxum stage was the Student Council play Three Blind Nlxce under the dxrectlon of Jack Neavlll Peggy Sumner and joan Newberry portrayed two elderly ladxes who were managmg a department that supposedly had been done away with years ago When the Senator, Dtckle Satth who had been msuu mental ln 1ts disposal discovered one day that ll was stxll rn oper-auon, the fun began Other members of the cast were, Bob Maynard Sharon Haddock Charles Rose, Delons Doclrery, Fred Ruth Kenneth Hxnshaw Joe Ed Wrllnams Joe Bussey, Freeman Scarlett, Brll Oden, Dxckle Clayborn, Patsy Raymer, Rosser 'vlcDonald john Arnold Wendell Kirk and Arden Surber Clmlrenbeard -ine' GR Our Hearts Were Young and Gay t1tle of the Juntor Class play, was presente under the dxrectxon of Nlr Neavtll It was the story of two college girls Comella Sktnner, played by Kathenne Cowan, and Emxly Klmbrough, portrayed by Vugmla Fergus, their romances and expenences while traveling to Europe and dunng their stay there The two lovers were Dlclt Wrntets and Leo Macalvoy, played by Cecil Compton and Don Courtney Other members of the cast were Wendell Kult Fred Ruth Joe Ed Wlllrams Betty Mullins Donat, Freda Schreiner, Kay Wmterrmger Sue Vickers and Barbara Shirley nf .4 I - 4 sTu - u - - n - - . 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I 7 1 U SENICR PLAY Completrng the theatrrcal presentatrons of the year was the hrlarrous three act comedy George Washrngton Slept Here grven May the 8th and 9th 1052 The play centers around the sale of an aged decreprd house that George Washrngton suppo sedly slept rn bought by Mr Newton Dlckte Smtth Mr Newton rmmedrately commences to As trme draws near for the frnal payment on the house Mr Newton rs pennrless and rt looks as though he wrll loose hrs dream house to the communrty banker Mr Prescott Phll Stevens Consequently Newton and hrs wrfe begrn to tear rt down attemptrng to put rt rnto rts orrgrnal condrtron Wealthy Uncle Stanley Freeman .Scarlett who rs only a pauper spongrng off hrs relatrves tells Prescott that he wrll make good the note rn a few days thus grvrng Mr Newton ample trme to earn the money fo fthe frnal payment Others rn the cast rnclude Sandra Lewrs Charles Rose Sharon Lookabaugh jay Owenby Mary Jane Werms Don Werr james Hall Mae Bollrnger and Jann Guest K p L T N4 x A , -W Y I G r .. Q ' xx X 2 f -Z . r 41,1 A!! f it 1, l r- 5X I K , . . . . . , Il ' YY ' I I - ' ' V 1 - Q ' , I . n , . . . reparr rt, to the protests of hrs wrfe, Donna Schuyler. . , . 4 . , . , . ! Y N I . . . . , , . I . 2 . 7 1 7 Y I Y 1 Y ' 5 ' 1 , E Z H 5 . ' S V lx .K ' X 5 fr. ,ri ' I f I-.- . . J Q I I fl' ' A F411 I i ,L x NJ H! X af- ' If-gang 'MW W -rv-f 5. Casting then' ballots for school dxgmtanes ID one of many elccuons during the yea: are Duard Rosenbaum Barbara Lawhon Arthur Myers and lvalene Hacker p at 0 1 . 1, 'fo 5 ' , s X. 5 , FOOTBALL QUEEN Mary Sue Chittum junior Attendant PHYLLIS HICKMAN Sophomore Attendant A NN E E N G LISH M' t junior Attendant FREDA SCHREINER BASKETBALL QUEEN Patsy Raymer Sophomore Attendan JOYCE AUSTIN HI-Y SWEETHEART Emily English 1951-1952 H5 sl Sd I ef' www ' 'I HI-Y SWEETHEART Katherine Cowen 1952-1953 1 if wo- .f- ' , ' 'J nhl V 4,4710 'Ury A QA? f '?a Wy, 5' CALDRON QUEEN Dorothy Locke NGK-EH SNIEEK Sonahw C POPULARITY DI Beck EARN sr Person EMILY ENGLISH FR TY SUE P404 Besz All-Around Girl AZFLW M,-E PAT Brishlfs' nghfesr S E DPMS MA RK Utggrndliesf FH BQ!-IN eqdhest G ER P AT5 Logging PQPUL RITY BOB B SAGER Best es: Loch D8 XNS RONNIE Momus G1-EN RUEXTLPQ Dggicceed Best All-Around Boy Most Lilxg'1UGH1-IN Most LlkC Y Succeed in xRMgJ2 sl Gfveigfy NCRCJWNED QUEENS HL Y Sweethearts vvwvs 0 9661 dq Norma Reeves Patsy Tennyson Caldron Football Caldron Carole Davns C' Basketball Caldron gl Ne Wb 009301 '4 6ufn7 fag., I X , , 93' : ' - 211:15 0 'iff-fx gg ' , - - ' 1 K 5'2 , , QEW, K I I 1: l l 311- Paul Flemmg Guard Don Suller Center WN :S-as Q .f i5 l 6 MID STATE CHAMPIONSHI ames Buchanan Cen t e , Dlck Earnest Cen ter d F10Yd Greenfi el d F0FUard I f X5 f ,J J , f V i 4 Xi , qw V, ,V'g I I 1 G Vi Q- X4 E A x I in f '35 1 Mix :V v ,,f' A V JK Q' - I X,,, f . M . V, ,V '!!Y,f I . z 4 A ' fs , I 1 'A' BASKETBALL TEAM 417 'P' H ll xg C i A T 5 5 1 's4 3 Ronnie Morris Guard S Q ' Q ' ',' A f, john Arnold ' 4 , A Guard I V ' J A l'.4v- A iff james a Guard L , t- ,. 1' ' v ly 4' 4 . X Q ,I Bob arey X N., Guard l lx. Q ' C j A w , 4, In K X - Darrell uckcr Tommy Hall A Forward Forward ,s 1 uk , A ' 7 r Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Putnam Cary Cap1tol H111 Durant Mrdwest C-lty Northeast Sulphur Cush1ng Prlot of the Wolves D W jameson BASKETBALL SCORES Shawnee Northeast Shawnee Pauls Valley Shawnee Capitol H111 Shawnee Central Shawnee Classen Shawnee Norman Shawnee Central Shawnee Classen Shawnee Norman Shawnee Enrd Smawnee Durant Shawnee McAlester Shavmee Capitol H111 Shawnee Wewoka The Shawnee H1gh School Wolves basket ball team of 1952 turned out to be able suc cessors of the 52 state champxonshrp team Although the boys were not able to snare another state trtle, they managed to do some thmg no other team rn the school s hrstory was able to do tre for the Mxd State Conference champnonshrp Exh1b1t1ng a drsplay of teamwork, hustle and Splfll, the Wolves molded themselves 1nto a powerful squad, feared and respected by the1r opponents Several 1nd1v1dual honors were captured by team members Ronn1e Morrrs, Bob Carey, and Darrell Tucker were named to the Mrd State All Conference squad Tucker and Morrns also recerved berths on the Mld State Pre Season Tourney team, and Morrrs was selected to the South All State squad .na The Shawnee H1gh School basketball team I of 1952 w1Il be remembered as one of the school s best 0 l I l -nl - 1 Pack managers Bob Oeere and Jack Pnckren ' K 52 ' 22 48 42 . 39 .. 47 45 ' ' 46 39 ' ' 45 53 57 33 25 48 42 53 47 43 ' ' .. 26 47 35 42 43 50 42 48 42 56 ' 54 Shawnee ........ 42 Pauls Valley .. 37 Shawnee ........ 64 Midwest City .. 36 Shawnee ........ 65 Midwest City .. 22 42 20 60 .......... 41 58 S0 ........ S3 ' ........ 27 ........ S1 ' ' ... 47 ........ S3 ......... S4 , . . - 1 e , e - sbs L 4 - ' t ' - - 12 1 0. . . . . 4 Z .3 . ' E I , . . E ' - . -1- , . 3 K 9 A ' 5. :.L H ' nf 47 orrls ls All Slale Choice I Wolfpack ace selecfed guard on Soufh squad RU! ANKIIPI 1 mlbu 1 gm thru mage- T n 1 A 50 l N HHN Ulf' .A N selected ll rlar mon lhe lhe present lime Slcrrln plans to rnntlnue his sehosllng ind alhlelln al Soulhern Nlelh odlu uulrrnllv when he has been ollrrfd I four yur athletic arhnlanhll Nlorru as I lellerr-man an lmskrl ball football Ind ba 1 bnll Hn' M H nuarlr-rback and ll has k nn rnarh Tuul Grrenes gud squad and 1 nnnd blnrmnn on moarh FA Qlu-I lnnx blifblll tum He loin-nd xn ebill md bnkelball lh ree sean md football no uma Alnomsdenlinthz-4 1 r mm NUI!! hu l beau mhz-.lulr ol olher nm-:dc arhum llr- v llx 'x pre-Q da-nl pmhmrn guuan In the nludrnl rounrnl lllldllli pmgnm president of the lrliz-rmanl club has bum n ghllllff reprrwrnhmu- Io Bm 1 Stale- and I drlegalr to the X N4 X final Runmf ls Ihr mn nf Sir xnl X ' Mn Wallet Mr-nu ll. N mn ' Bfaxd It-I Ronnie Nlornx UI Shu- luxkrlball plurr ml Pl 'He 1, e 'A' . '04 ' ' U W, I 'ff 5 ' , V K , 0 - ..: Q T1 A J, 4 , r -' T fl v 1 f'f Q kg 17 .1 L, 73? 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A .nf- - :1 3 '. i . X ' 'K ' -X' - -S - ' - . 4 Al . . at I , , Y' ' V ' 1 i K K , ' I- x ,S . - . N I - ' 1 3 ', ' L. , 9 , 5 ,I . z f . 4- , - ' 2 1 f I x - - 1 3 . ' nu . F ' ' f 3 gf , I' f , Lf ', ' T f - xl 3. , , ' '- . - . V . - .1 . ,- ' Q 5 ' 1 .I 3 5 1 , s . I , ': , . I ' I k . ' t 1 5 i ,l t p Q: . I. l A- , i. .. Y. , ffl. , . '. I ,U u 3 Ronnie Mor I D Cunn ames Hal Dnck Earne jnmmxe Ly Gordon G11 B111 Durro Bob Sager 0-Corky Kell lff?Carl Beck gham Bloc Y dl lback ullback ng Back mgback End Tackle Tackle Guard Center Guard ,ntl-41 1 .Q A l .Q r f 3 Q La 1 if l if 5 , I - 3 1- ' s ........ ........ D 2-. . .............. 4 I i 3-J ............... ' ' 4-Clarence P yne .. .......... . ' 5- l ,I .-..-. ..-. Q ---- ' 6- ' ' .... .... . fy- . ' ..... .... v i .ffl IIII I' Q y ...... . . - ........ . . . End 3 Q fl 5 A l tv? .rf ,t l I X 'O 6 7 l I A. .I l , ' O9 P aul Greene Coach Bill Thomas End Q Richard Whne 3 3 Center av Ted Watson En Bud Carey Tack le .Avy X, QPU UAWNFI- HS fp U Ed Skelton Coach x00 Tom Pruitt Guard l 'X' Gary Lower En Floyd Greenfleld Bac A fast start and an equally strong fmlsh netted Paul Greene s 1952 Shawnee Wolves thtrd place rn the Mnd State Conference The team was success ful m defeatmg three of the four Oklahoma Cxty schools losmg only to Caprtol Hxll co champions of the conference Although the team worked as a unnt, several xndxvxdual awards were won Dxck Earnest and Ronnre Moms were selected on the Mrd State Conference team Dxck was also chosen to play on the South All State squad joe Nappa Guard O1 fford Ro berts Gun rd Jerry Clemens Tackle d 7 ' i d , . . , . . . , - . -,ff K .... 454.12 :-. ..s,,'g' B j 7'1- ,,, ,nf-.Z i n 1 pl' ' f jerry Rxchmond Back Q V Eugene Hardesty Bach Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Davxd West Tackle Wxlln am Lowery Back lg, S- Don Ray FOOTBALL SCORES Wewoka OC Northeast Semxnole Enid Lawton Nonnsn Dxncan OC Central Classen Kenneth Blalock Tackle Back Ch axles Bassett Center Leon Zacknck Fred Plke Bach Nell Sumner Tackle lanager Chuck Blumert Back eq Don Higgins Guard I D Cole Coach Tommy Hall Back z.. 4 .24 X , E Y '-1-A 'qu - I , o I' 15 O 12 ....................... 28 Shawnee .................... 0 Capitol Hill .............. 26 27 ............. 27 ................... 0 I -, li W X 1 NX Q A :sg Shawnee end IS mmed fo Soufh squad , ax r v. Xhr Un Q mrf lung nr- mx a gan 1- F im mf r 1 .- P 'I' XID! ntl N p 3 Ina! n LN' urn Ihe All Staters South p mn nun nl h nl u um n .nn MI UK!! llvcu Draw 1 1 I C e en v I if lm!-Ll! 4 lr xv Ina umm umm :mmm P14-JIU! Btu? rn ' ruth-lumens Cn ey sm fun n Tltkh-'lcmrh Gund! Tn!-p TRU! Mink!! Nlvx M u 'herb-Yum un-hmm wvmn on o s-L nun-Inu leumu. mu. ' Gund--Ill lima 14' an xn I l Quill-lm! llithlll H nu l l l '4 UQ!!-H!! Hsin. Cillwan I l I N can-Pmvr nn vmnxl us I n Cltlif'-H011 ltoil. Clplwl Pl ll ill ve ernesf On All S'ra're Grl T am x KJ 5 ef f 5r X I .sl Khluuv-1 1 All nate 1-nd 1 -, onus-bu om., wmn-mm, nn can:--In vnu ll nm ns ua xg hd-hurl Ann oc an-nm nu Citth ll: I'll ll Dounhn Au :nm us 0-1 21.901 IQ! llnlnll. Ill Glii Dim! ll! LH 1111709 -.gf n,.. ' Q-... 'fi Ti llg1Gt1lI,t- Null m.'1E ..., x J -......, x ILFI. ill. . I-il. i wyl W Q a ffuwl I Ftrs! How Clarence Payne Jimmy Fleming Wnlllam Lowery Paul Fleming Leon Ztcknck Bob Sager Davld Bamett Manager Second Row David West Ilmmle Lynn Floyd Greenfield Boyd Seaborn Jxmmxe Quattlebaum Skrp Rolette J D Cole Coach TRACK TEAM Shawnee track team wh1ch IS on the up bunld agaxn traveled over the state entering the track carmvals Although the pomts and medals were few they were stronger than they had been for several years Many track fans are hopmg for the once strong Shawnee track team to nse agam to the herghts nt once held Paul Flemxng Davld West Tom Hall and Bob Sager qualnfled for the state track meet Acuon shots from left to rxght are Paul Flemrng and Bob Sager, hxgh pomt men on the team BASEBALL Eugene Hardesty Out-fre ld Jack Pxckren Out leld Charles Bassett Out 18 ld Walke ttle I ld In leld Rxchud Whne Pttcher Ted Watson Kenneth Blalock Ou! ne ld Dem Vanderburg Out meld Tommy Hall Outfte ld jimmy Wheeler Infue ld In leld Buss P1 tcher Bob Under the able coachmg of Ed Skelton and behmd the powerful hxtung of Don Strller, the Shawnee Wolves baseball team enyoyed a good season With die prtchmg of Leroy Eagle L E Bugg,'I'ed Watson and Rxchard Whnre and fine de- Leroy Eagle Pitcher Pitcher fensrve playxng the Wolves were vrcto nous m the Regronal Tournament, defeatmg Henryerta 8-4 and Okmulgee 6 5 Thxs year s team will always be remembered for :ts hustle and spmt on the dramond I , 6 . xl V7 f W 4 .' - 'X Q, X f' , WF' rf . T' V nf. g Fred Pike Ronnie Morris ' D ld X 1 f' f' x ' , ' ' . ' L.. E. Ftrs! Row Lee lson, B111 Bell Dale Anderson P1111 Stevens B111 Moran S Second How Donme McKee Bob Cochran Wm Dawson Dean Bradshaw Paul Duffield Coach The Shawnee tenn1s team led by natnonally ranked Dale Anderson and crafty Ph1l Stevens stroked to another successful year Under the able coachrng of Paul Duffxeld the squad was vxctonous rn all duel meets not even loosmg a set Award wrnners were Dale Anderson lst rn smgles at East Central Invltatlon al, Dale Anderson and Phll Stevens lst doubles at East Central IHVIIRUODS1 Dale Anderson lst smgles at Lawton lnvrtatlonal Phrl Stevens and Donnxe 'McKee 2nd doubles at Lawton Inv1tat1ona1 Dale Anderson 2nd srngles at Mxd State and Dale Anderson 2nd doubles at 'Wd State I won th1s at Ndatoon -nu Dale Anderson ranked tenth xn the nauon rn the boys d1v1s1or1 drsplays hrs troplues to hmmy Wheeler 5 a 1 1 - - 1 . ' ' ' A Q 1 9 r , . , - , . 1 , . y . 1 v x 1 ' 1 1 v ' 1 1 .' ' ' u - n A . ff' . u I . . . , . . . 1 a v F zrst Row jo Lynam, Joyce Ausun, Margot Cnxtchfreld, Anne Enghsh, Irma Johnson Second Row Chnsune Reynolds, Coach Sherry Kay Phxllrps, Glenda Long, Claudelle Shepard Margaret Hanlfan, Madelyn Kxdd Le t to rrght Anne Englrsh, Joyce Ausun, Margot Cruzchfreld Ann Deem, Arden Clmkenbeard, Margaret Tower, Jo Dee Moms, Be Thurman, Kay Wmrernnger, Karherrne Speak, Mrs Nadme Wrsler, Coach Donna Hrxon and Buddy Robmson 0 B U observers .' V1 dk V. M Q y1,JX ' . . . . . . 'W 4 4'7 N 'OP CC Av-an Z3 'M s s 0 a .td .gf I Q I 1 CYXZ7 , . e, . , f nn0THfR nnnumfw - ,y..m...,,,,a:,,,,,..,,. qovrfamy Omg hm? 0106 was hidden an n Uncle I-larrys l1aqhb0Y 5? NEW BOOK TELl.S HOW! ff!-f DUCO bnngs out huldon boouty nn old furmturo That old hlghboy Uncle Harry dmcarded years ago Grandma s dresser Aunt Hannah s bed all of those attmc ughes can be easxly transformed mto stunnmg mod em furmture! 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I - -Wx NYM-g 'l -.--,W-,v,vv,, ,,.,-..-,,,+-,,.:,,,S,,,, A I I n u I I 6 I I I I I I f I I I I I I A we I I ir I Merit Feeds . . l ou r up ies I I , I I I I B11 I th Ph 449 I I X h 37 Make Your Choice O U Your Home Town Umverslty OBU offers you all the ad vantages ol a large Uruverslty plus many a d d e d benents such as. Bemg able to llve at home and save on room and board Small classes an Wh1Ch each student gets mdxvxdual xn structaon. Actzve social lxle for each student w h e r e everyone who desxres to do so can ,om the campus soclal club ol h1s choxce An znterestmg and worth whrle mtramural athlehc program for both men and women students m wh1ch all can partxcxpate ln Ins fa vonte sports from football to badmmton. A capable and quahlxed faculty mterested m the welfare ol every student GROW WI'I'H A GROWING UNIVERSITY EVERYTHING CONSIDERED Y O U R BEST CHOICE WII.L BE OBUI FULLY ACCREDITED IN NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION 1. . . 2. . . 3. ' ' 4. ' ' - 5. i ' ' 6. Low tuition and other coets. I ' I Congratulations 1952 Senior SUNSHINE GROCERY 7 NB DR PEPPER P BOTTLING C0 P 5034 THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF SHAWNEE Extends Its Congratulations To the Citizens of Tomorrow! The Graduating Class of '52 I no ,,i s,M awww ....o Maw ,mai ' I T b In In V i t , C P P Class! R 5 ' V ' '- , C . K T 01 . eard - :rf :ggi . I ' imone--234' Q1 hone ' Sh t Electricity Service ls Much More Than Jus! Poles and Wires Electricity must have the brains ot men with the know how men skllled ln the harnesslng of 1t men tralned to drlve 1t and to steer 1t 1nto the channels ot sate servlce Theres a Vast dltlerence between the electrlclty whlch surges along the hrgh llnes at 66 OOO volts and the electnclty whlch serves so helplully 1n the home wlth l2O volts just as much dltterence as between a tldal wave and the slnglng brook But because the men ol OGGE have been success ful 1n keeprng these extremes tar apart and so well un der control many people thrnk ot electrlclty as a slm ple serylce ancl ln terms ot poles and wlres Poles and wrres are necessary ot course u unless they are tortrlled by the brams and sklll of tramed men and augmented by much expenslve and 1ntr1cate egulpment they alone cannot keep electrlclty ln the channels ot satety and ol servlce aqgll 902 9 2 OKLAHOMA GAS A D t t CTR! C0 AN! vjoddlllulkkddgq x ,, . . . . I I - I - , . . . b t, I .vlgNFf53s. I 1 X X .1 x 'wt . I 1 I 5 xfvl . tl ' w N ., , gl . 5615555 , if 'k MARTHA ANN BAKERY Congratulations' to the Seniors of 1952 '77w ' I P Pnce 118 East Mcun Nelson Bowles Furniture Successors To MGIQUIS Furmture Co Establxshed 1905 FURNITURE RUGS Phone 4000 216 218 East Mam Street Complete SERVICE Ccxpxtal Stock Standard Protechon Company Insurance 17 West Nmth Phone 860 l . O N 0 W - V w l l l 0 e 5 1 1 Q I Q . 1 1 i ' 'i 2T': ' t l l . . 1 . . , I Y 1 ' 'vi' ' l - C H l i . . , I N ' l 1 t ann ' 1 ' 1 X 1 Wlll Roy James JOHNSQN Shaw nee s Men s Store Smce 1899 9 W 9th Phone 1313 16 East Mum Phone 452 BRACKEEN MOTOR C0 STUDEBAIXER SALES AND SERVICE 316 North Broadxx ay Phone 3436 . h E 5 h M J , , , I E 1 A. W ' '5- . I h TEM PLETON Coe V , , J l CONGRATULATIONS Keller Seed Siore d S Oklahoma s Oldest Seedhouse Smce 1901 7th at Phxl d lph. 5140 flfg' JOY LAN ' Kmmlss PARK PARKIN I HATCHERY 1 POULTEIQ FARM I 9th and Market Congraiulahons' Class of 52 Shawnee Mal mg I Q BIS O Shawnee's Best Flour I and I I Shawnee Feeds I I I I I I I II ' I I 'I ' gg I , 5 3 I . V. I I I I Q 4, I I I Q - E 9 I I H- B I U' 'U I ' E 6 I I - sw I 5 I E: I I I : S 5 I ' I I g -S II I I UE. I I 5' h I I ' I I I Ig I A AAAA A A A 4, 4, A A, ,,-4,- A 4444- , 444, , I I I - 4 44444444444 ,4 i 4, 4 4 44 44, I I 5 A I I I I , I .. 1 - I I . I 3 T I I. I , n 0 I ---- . I 'Y B , I W 1 I 9 E I I . . I E I , . I I I ' I '-M ' . I e I I ' I 1 I I I I: I . I I ' ' I I ' I Q I I I I I I A , I A AAAA M4444-Mum A M '4AYAH,pv?,-, , 4A,4 I , N ,MFA A ,, ,.--,, WAN. . 4 4.4. 4 .4 4-4 4 44 4 .. 4. Norton Gregg F W Woolworth Motor Company 84 Co Congrarulahons Seniors' SHAWNEE MOTOR SUPPLY CO INCORPORATED Wholesale Dlstnbutors AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES GARAGE EQUIPMENT 120 22 24 South Union I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I O O I 0 O PRATT SHOE CO Caldron Advertlsers For Over 30 Years DFIJVK A Coca Cola Bottling Co Of Shawnee Besi' Wishes fo 'l'he Class of 52 POTT COUNTY BOOK STORE B ks dis S dEq WILSON Greenhouses o I o I I oo - G' Office uppl cm ui m t 1 w 117 N B 11 Phone 74 X 115 South Center Phone 483 -..Taf-..-- if ,Y,, ,. J?,A,-. - r. , -1 hr , -,,,,i. YA, ,W --WY 1- THE VOGUE SHQP or The unzor Coed Regular and Junlor Slzes 123 E Mam Phone 9784 Co'1gratulcrt1ons Seniors of '52 Home of Roblee Shoes An' Step For Women Stores at SHAWNEE ENID STILLWATER PONCA CITY E CUUNEII. ON FOODS AND NUTRITION Mmm D e Ulllmaie In Good Tasfe ww, -, A ,- K . ,, - , - i X - 3 L K, , ,lh Zf. Z. Q. .V . 1 eo,eo F 5 .. ,, . , 1 1 I . . 3 . 0 E c A... U -U' 'ir 1' D .I . z 3 , ' 2 4' 55 o 5 g o 1 D - A AKE Brown Furniture Co Store No 1 Store No 2 2202 N Klckupoo Phone 2209 210 212 E Mam 722 E Maw Phone 2672 Phone 6050 APTIST HARDWARE 209 211 E. Mcnn Phone 3 Where 'l'he Gang Meei' ww PIG STAND in 7I7 Eas'I' Highland f-M-W if f 4MY 2 g'A2-42,17 71 2 ' V Y Y 1 2 r I P . I I I 2 . ? ' 'S I I i , n I - 2 l 2 M- STOTZ BAKERY Specmlty Bread Ples Cakes Pcxstnes Party Spec1a1t1es 118 N Bell Phone 3406 DKLAHOMA ELECTRIC SUPPLY Everythmg Electncal Youngstovsm Kxtchens K1tchen md Dlshwashers Fr1g1dcnre Apphcmces 12 E Mum Phon e6 Rfk X :son Lumber and Suppl nc Everythmg to Buxld Anythmg 208 Jo 111 Nmn otct Phone 12 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 . E 1 , . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 I ' 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,, A, ,,,,, , if A 1,, ,A .V W... Y ,..,-.,., -..-... . fi-k 'M . . . K1 , ,P . ' 1 fy -ff 1 1 11 'E ' ' 1' o 1 Q , , B- V S? y' I o ' ll n - 1 ll U 11 r . -inn For the Fmcst ualzty Merchandzse and Expert Pharmaczsts Come to Cenirol Drug Co I SUMMER TERM BEGINS IUNE 2 ENROLMENT NOW IN PROGRESS Specxahzed busmess trammg offers xou economlc securxty vuthm twelxe months SAVE TIME SAVE COST SPECIALIZE IN BUSINESS Success ln busmess IS not a matter of luck or chance It depends on the rnght kmd of trammg 1n bus1ness skllls The best place to get that sklll xs IU the MAKE RESERVATION NOW ENROLMENT LIMITED Neff s Business College 312 N Bell Phone 1261 Graham Barbour George Carey Shawnee Oklahoma Interncrhonal Motor Trucks BROWN Moior Company 820 East Hxghlond Avenue Telephones 1335 and L.D. 2 Shcxvsmee, Oklahoma Famous For Hamburgers us1DC8 1927 412 EAST MAIN I 1 . I private business school. I O 0 A I I I T i I I ' x 1 l BOVEE FERGUS Smoke House 511 N KlCkGpOO INSURANCE BONDS ABSTRACTS LOANS BARBEQUED REAL Es1ATE ms CHICKENS EEF CHARCOAL STEAKS HAMBURGERS 122 N Bell St Phone 266 Kenneth E Bovee Class of 1939 Robert E Fergus Congratulahons Semors' ww-971105 F U RN I TU R E C0 20 Vs Ham X1 here Qmltw IS Not Q3C11flCEd for Pnce n X- , 7 Sw YA, SA, +,,-,- A,,, l,., , mifg. ,444 l l 4 1 L I l 1 , 1 1 l r 1 1 ' l 1 CO 1 ' 1 0 f . 1 l i - 1 L1 4- 1 I I A . - K N 1 1 5 1 , . 1 g 1 . 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The - ffiff- O ' I i cts cr' Ph n E - A-A k Y ,VI .-...-..,-..,..,,-,- YYAYV -77 2+ v----- -v - f+-----'-7'-- - 1 l - Q I 5 a A i E 5 He ing Shee Metal Q Air onditioning . 1 E ' er 1 A i Phone 3'3 126 out roadway 0 1 1 ' ' K 1 N McKee Lumber Company gigs, HAWK AUTO May Our PORTRAITS of You and Your Fnends Brmg Back Pleasant Memorles of Your H1gh School Daysl Your Photographer HOUSTIN PAYNE HQUSTEN FAYNE STUDIO Portrmfs of Dlstmctlon 115 North Bell PhO1'19 631 I i w Y Congratulations, Seniors! P . DAWSON Lumber Co A go -d plc: e to trade We w111 be here when you buxld Come see us 1717 N Klckapoo Phone 3743 Faye Dawson Glen Shadwell lack Dawson TATE MCGEE Oihce Machme Sales 224 N Broadway PETE: GRADY DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales and SGIVICE 115 S Unxon Phone 3400 HYAR S WHAR The Wolves H1deout CW..-l e es Too Dairy Freeze 214 E H1ghland Meet Your Date Here' l o :: c y 1 . . l n ' l - l - . PADI' V ---M I I , i 'Z sc , A l 1 NoRMA's s I P - I M- - -i ,S l Congratulations Congratulations To l The Class of 1952 t t ALLIED morons Chrysler Plymouth Sales 6 Servlce JEWELRY CO Allied Implement Co I elry Et bl hm 1 Massey Hams 108 E 8 4 126 32 s B mvnvnz srzvfzns Shop al' SEARS Save' YV ff gy M R fff Em 4950 fra, ig -ef c5'wf'4Z,QcZ:2f5Qaamfa2Zea'az,yaw money hd 5 y . i 0 0 1 i I Shavsmee's Finest I 6 ew s a is en l - ' ast Main Phone 800 t phone 1 1 ' ' G11 St -J . , ,tA. -W- - ,H , and o I . . ,N gl lllrlz- flax, l ik..-1,-1113? ..., 'KN- ' I3 ,, rm Main at X. 59.4 L' X Q3 ' fig tl Union lst I ' Al 'Mfr x N wMl'fQ--3' l f-f Iii -' 1 PM 'fi ' I' lf' Phone g.-infix., 32 -1-il! Q X ' . KXKA il . 1 fri- . ,g,.:,1,r 5 ft ,eff S :I A-I-5... L--ef..,Le.,:,, ,-,:wgE.y Yi.Mm,f 0 . . 4' N. CRO coLA W4' B557 BY 7A57't' Tiff .AWFVWWQ BELL MQTQR C0 , WARREN S The Turner Amencan Transporiahon Co Nahonal Bank an Shawnee Oklahoma C1ty Lmes MemberF D 1 C 202 South Umon Phone 2424 Shawnee Oklahoma SHAWNEE AMERICAN PRINTER PUBLISHERS I -B B.- 1 i Tires - Batteries - Accessories Iet-Away Gas Wholesale and Retcnl BREWER 81 SON MOTOR CO Kamser Frazer Dealers Leonard I Brewer I1mm1e Brewer Deep Rock Petroleum Products Tenth at Broadway Shawnee Okla L Owens Shawnee Okla 119 North Broadway Company RCA Radmos Telev1s1on Fumxture Electr1ca1 Contractors Hotpoxnt Apphances Coleman and Carner I-hr Condlhonmg MARTHA ANN BAKERY 1 1 ' l l l . I I . . --, - A - ee Owens Electric A 5 A t r r . - .. 1 ' a - . 4- W, I A-. A Y -- Conrcrtulahons D1StI1butOIS of OHICICII Senlors of 521 BOY SCOUT Umforms and Equ1pment S M H B MOODY S GENERAL Q ELECTRIC Bcrrgcnn Store Apph CQWEN CQNSTRUCTIQN CQ Bullders of the School . . 1 I CO. , 116 . ma w Phone 150 1 'cmces I E. J. V Mi, Ki 3 In . 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