Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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xJ At the end of our last year at this school, we dedicate our 1971-72 Caldron to a man who has had an injquence on the lives of all his students. He teaches us to think for ourselves as human beings, not as ma- chines. He gives us the usual facts and figures but in such a wav that we can apply them to the world around us. He is not only a teacher but also a friend to whom we dedicate our yearbook- Mr.J.D. Williamson.

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We all have different interests and activities that make us individuals- MONICA ROESCHLIN stopped frequently for some ice cream after schoolg PHILLIP WILKINSON helped to spread Christmas cheer among the youngstersg Sometimes MR. PIPPS was at work before he had taken his coat Off: LEE CA RAWAY, NANCY EVERSOLE, JAN LACEY, NANCY BRADSHAW, TAWANA CARSTON, and LINDA FISHER met in the park to discuss their studies: MR. WILLIAMS led the student body in his own version of Blue-Whiteg MAR- GUERITE STEED and JOHN GARDNER prepared many debates for state contestsg Delegates to the OASC convention entertained other members between sessionsg