Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Fmsr SEMESTER C. D. Deal Shirley Veirs Nancy Sanders Abbott Killingsworth Bruce Miller Bill Rixey Harold Hines OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer S. C. Representative Yell Leader Sergeant-at-A rms Looking back when we were sophomores in '39, the first thing to be remem bercd was our picnic held at Lincoln Park. All the sophomores took the street car out to the picnic where the queen, Winifred Frey, was crowned by Harold Hines, the president. Time marches on! We find ourselves Iuniors. First came the Iunior play, june Mad. The cast was headed by those two well-known actors, Dorothy Reeves and C. D. Teedle Deal. One thing we all remember is the piano solo rendered by none other than Burly Beall. His secret of learning to play so rapidly was due to the fact that the notes were marked on the keys with indelible ink. With spring, also came the plans for the Iunior-Senior Prom. It was given at Blossom Heath with the Varsity Club. No dance, much less a prom, is complete without a grand march. Teedle Deal and Shirley Veirs, president and vice-president, respectively, The Glass MISS ELDER Chairman of Sponsors MR. SELDERS Sponsor MISS TRUAX A Sponsor