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LAWTON - Southwest (Great Plains Country)

Recognized nationally as one of the most culturally diversified communities in the United States, Lawton-Fort Sill is the home of several museums and countless cultural, arts and humanities organizations.

Fort Sill, established in 1869, is still a working Army base today and popular destination for visitors. The Fort Sill Museum has 26 historic buildings with exhibits on the Frontier Army, Native Americans and Field Artillery. The Fort is also famous as the holding facility for the great Map of USA with Lawton highlighted Apache warrior, Geronimo, who is buried on site, along with other famous Native American leaders.

 Other attractions in the area include the Museum of the Great Plains and Red River Trading Post, a replica of the trading posts that existed in the early 1800s, and the Percussive Arts Society Museum. And for outdoor recreation and just awe-inspiring sights, don't miss the rugged splendor of the Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge. While a driving tour will likely offer views of buffalo, elk and deer, some of the most incredible, scenic views can only be seen by hikers and backpackers. A drive to the summit of Mount Scott is a great photo op, and a visitors center on the refuge grounds provides exhibits, maps and general information

HONOR ROLL - PAST PRESIDENTS OF LAWTON NOON LIONS

Lions who have taken on the added responsibilities of President of the Lions Club of Lawton Noon since its inception in 1941, are given below.  These gentlemen have served the club unselfishly and proudly over the years and their hard work has been translated into a very progressive club that today serves the community of Lawton and its suburbs.-

1941-1942    W. J. BECKER

1942           DURAD MATHIS

1942-1943    A. H. SMITH

1943-1944    HARDY WATSON

1944-1945    GLENN DILLINGHAM

1945-1946    J. H. CROSBY

1946-1947    HERB THOMAS

1947-1948    C. J. GRAMOLINI

1948-1949    GLENN BECKER

1949-1950    FRED BENTLEY

1950-1951    ORVILLE POPE

1951-1952    HENRY ZWANN

1952           P. B. CURD

1952-1953    PHIL HAMRA

1953-1954    EUGENE BOWMAN 

1954-1955    GEORGE LEWIS

1955-1956    HUGH BISH

1956-1957    GORDON PAINE

1957-1958    VOLNEY HAMM

1958-1959    WARREN CHRISMAN

1959-1960    JACK RAULSTON

1960-1961    BILL JOHNSON

1961-1962    DR. TOM STANTON

1962-1963    WALTER MONTGOMERY

1963-1964    GEORGE STEIN

1964-1965    AUBREY HAYNES

1965-1966    MUNDY BOHL    

1966-1967    DR. G. G. GIBSON

1967-1968    PAT PAINTER

1968           AUTHUR MATHENY

1968-1969    JIMMY MARTIN

1969-1970    DR. E. A. SCHLAPBACH

1970-1971    KEN HALL

1971-1972    BOB HEDRICK

1971-1972    RANDOLPH JR.

1972-1973    WILLIAM L. ERWIN

1973-1974    FLOYD KENNEDY

1974-1975    TOM PRATER

1974-1976    DR. JOHN BARNES JR.

1976-1977    H. D. LADYMAN

1977-1978    ROBERT PRINCE

1978-1979    GERALD HARRISON

1979-1980    FRANK CURRAN

1980-1981    BUSTER SCOTT

1981-1982    DON JONES

1982-1983    JERRY BURROW

1983-1984    LARRY SMITH

1984-1985    DAN BROWN

1985-1986    MEL FREDRICKSON

1985-1987    MARLAN NEEMAN

1987-1988    RON LONG

1988-1989    DENNIS FOSTER

1989-1990    DAVID POPE

1990-1991    JOE ISHMAEL

1991-1992    TOM LOVE

1992-1993    CHUCK MASON

1993-1994    CRAIG HADLEY

1994-1995    DAVID HALE

1995-1996    ROBERT MC ADOO

1996-1997    TAYLOR STEIN

1997-1998    KING WIGGINS

1998-1999    DAVID CARTER

1999-2000    MICHAEL GEORGE

2000-2001    LEE ROSEBERRY

2001-2002    JAMIE HALL

2002-2003    KEN P. PAULEY

2003-2004    JACK LOVE

2004-2005    JIM NEELY

2004-2005    TOM LOVE

2004-2005    KIMBERLY FURRH

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