Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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VXA Q '45 " 2 What fun, what troubles, cmd what romances we have had. Yes, the time has finally come when we can say, "Those high school days are gone-butnot forgotten." The seniors of 1941 had their share of honors-also worries. From this class could be found the top-ranking scholars, athletes, and orators of the school. Leading these seniors was George Ellis who was always ready, willing, and able to do his part. The scholars are too numerous to name, but outstanding among these are Bobbie Norvill and Mary Louise Suggs. During the year sports caught everyone's eye especially those of the senior boys. Iames Crowe, Billy Freeman, Robert Hutchins, Hiram Keith, Hubert Heron, Vernon Stanley, and Durwood Pate were the senior football lettermen. The basketball players consisted of Hubert Heron and Dur- wood Pate, and the wrestlers were Edwin Ewell and Hiram Keith. While these different sport activities were in full swing, the Ardmore High School Playhouse pre- sented the senior play, "American Passport," in which eighteen seniors participated. At the end of the first semester, a number of honorary plaques were awarded to the different classes by the Student Council. The seniors won several, two of them being for scholarship and attendance. Nine represented the seniors in the Student Council, of which Martha Colvert was president, Bobbie Norvill, parliarnentariany Nancy Gray, secretary: and Carol Ptisser, treasurer. Page Eleven

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