Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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,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

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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 '