Three Lawton Students Earn Driver Licenses in First Semester
Fifty five Lawton high school students received driver licenses after completing the first semester Drivers Education course taught by Jim Phillips. The program requires thirty classroom hours and six hours behind the wheel with tests on steadiness night driving brake reaction distance judgment visual acuity and field of vision. Names of licen sed students include Ernestine Bean Nelda Bean Stephen Colwell Mike Darwell Barbara Davis David Dom Ruth Ann Haroughty Letitia Hefner Kaye Krauss Wesley Lackey Tony Prater Aletris Reynolds David Ramage Robbie Skaggs Howard Tice Marian Wilson Imogene Argo La Von Black Tex Burns Barbara Chiddix Carol Sue Ewing Loren Kelly Patsy Goslin Dean Henderson Eugenia Mathews Carole Montgomery Sarah Stoddard Peggy Wickman Linda Atlas Yvonne Anderson Nelda Bisbee Jerry Brown Roger Carmichael Fred Clapp Bill Cochran Jacqueline Corwin Sharon Gustafson Charles Jennings Don Kebro Bill King Byron Lasater Doyle McCune Maurice Morgan Sandra Austin Jeanie Brashear Joy Bryson Kathryn Bunch Jane Connell Carlene Crow Jimmy Gunkel Sherry Harper Pat Hood Janice McAlister Lavada McLain Sill Salway. About 64 students are enrolled for the second semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
Jim Phillips
Phillips
LHS
Ernestine Bean
Nelda Bean
Stephen Colwell
Mike Darwell
Barbara Davis
David Dom
Ruth Ann Haroughty
Letitia Hefner
Kaye Krauss
Wesley Lackey
Tony Prater
Aletris Reynolds
David Ramage
Robbie Skaggs
Howard Tice
Marian Wilson
Imogene Argo
la von Black
Tex Burns
Barbara Chiddix
Carol Sue Ewing
Loren Kelly
Patsy Goslin
Dean Henderson
Eugenia Mathews
Carole Montgomery
Sarah Stoddard
Peggy Wickman
Linda Atlas
Yvonne Anderson
Nelda Bisbee
Jerry Brown
Roger Carmichael
Fred Clapp
Bill Cochran
Jacquetta Corwin
Sharon Gustafson
Charles Jennings
Don Kebro
Bill King
Byron Lasater
Doyle McCune
Maurice Morgan
Sandra Austin
Jeanie Brashear
Joy Bryson
Kathryn Bunch
Grains and Produce Prices From Local Market
A degraded OCR page lists various grain and produce prices with crude figures such as 22.00 for corn and 1.95 for a certain item, alongside entries for Shell and other commodities. It mentions pie items and local names, but the readable details are fragmentary and numeric.
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Shell Cole
ORIG
Oklahoma cattle and hog market sparks and medical booklet offer
Cattle and hog prices show wide swings with beef steers and heifers mostly lower to uneven, cows mostly higher early but finishing with gains erased, stockers and calves strong. Hog barrows and gilts rise, sows steady. Also an invitation to obtain a 130 page free booklet on colon troubles from McCleary Clinic and Hospital in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
McCleary Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs 3
Lamb and pig sale price report notes shifts and ranges
The report lists bid ranges for feeder pigs 10.00 to 10.25, few pigs 10.00 to 11.00, and lamb prices with slight increases over last week. Slaughter lambs at 75 to 1.00 higher, wool lambs around 19.50 at 99 pounds, lighter lambs under 110 pounds at 19.25, fall shorn lambs to 18.75, and good to choice woolly lambs and 2 and 3 grade at 17.50 to 18.50. Slaughter ewes range 3.50 to 5.00.
Lawton Students Begin Sculpture Study
Lawton high school art students under Mrs. Velma Bailey start a three week sculpture unit. They study sculpture history from 2900 B.C. to today, present reports on art history, and will use base relief and engraving with Plasticine. Live models will be used when armature work begins.
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Lawton High School
Velma Bailey
B.C
Women’s work participation rises from 4.5 to 23 percent
Historical data shows that in 1890 only 4.5 percent of married women held jobs, whereas contemporary figures indicate about 23 percent of married women are employed. The change reflects evolving social and economic roles over time.
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