Shawnee Inducts Two Into Hall of Fame, Holds Homecoming

Current Lady Wolves Coach, Wendi Wells defies the norm and gets inducted into the SHS Hall of Fame while still coaching her girls. Coach Wells came to Shawnee 16 Seasons ago. In 2012, she led the Lady Wolves to a State Championship Victory and impressive 29-0 record. Several former players came home to support her induction during the half time festivities on Jan. 26. Countywide & Sun/Julie Talton

Shawnee’s Bella Koepke and Jayson Hair were crowned Spring Homecoming Queen and King, respectively, during the wrestling dual with Noble on Jan. 25. Koepke represented girls tennis, and Hair represented Shawnee boys wrestling. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

1966 graduate, Stanley “Too Tall” Jones was inducted into the SHS Hall of Fame on Jan. 26. In his senior year, towering over his opponents at 6’8”, number 55 led the Wolves in scoring, rebounding and block shots. Jones is enjoying time with his family as a retired Oklahoma City Police Officer. Pictured with Jones is HoF President, Tim Young. Countywide & Sun/Julie Talton