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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1945 volume:

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Tha! through slrength in the nghl we muy rzarh the highest lungs of lhe ladder tu surcess, and through unity we achieve our final goul-- the universal brotherhood of man. !-Q! . 321 1 ' 'W' 'NX WIT ' - ll' 'f ' 57 . nk ii r, i 5 i i NfLUE-Q1LJnRnAN Q v--Q M1173 Structures of stone can rarely stand Against the momentous winds of Time, But memories and Proof of the living years Will carve in the stony face of Eternity All thoughts of the multitudes that have Loved thy halls. Thou shalt be as a Distant guiding light to far-off goals To these, thy children. Be thou ever as thou artl Never alter thy designs and inspirations, Spirit of Youth and Immortality. -ELIZABETH HARNION 'K' my 4' - A f X 5 X- :U- W , 1. - v AN 'Ig 'Q ' ' l h ' '4 'Vo ., .ff f 5 ' S A 3 A Zin ,N 327' 4 :ff '1-5 -. f A ,IQT 4 -.Sw A A I lf? Q , .4 r A , L ' . A M sf, I 5 E. gi:-,, V w. . . .lm I i,. H' ' 'G a -. ... 5 J.. ' 1' .--, . 1-, ' ' . ui ' x fig: ' Q.-A cr.. , ,ff 1 15,5 -' :t f. 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BORN ' ' Principql , Fi il 1, .fu Qi 24 III 12 I ill . me I i J' ' 1 .fa I , I ' n I E-lf A 1 F1 ' - I .A gnu T A I NX' 'E- ,, N .- 3 :L ' E, ' - , Y 's M .. .4 ,N 1 frm ffengfh W. H. MEIGS Vice-Principal in Mlify lu. Q. ---+G C7 al' avgvg 124. ' H09VER RALPH V. MILLER umNE , Mzirls' CovM o' BUY! Cvunulor -.-,. uvwu -uni -'QQ Qf. A P R E- Y IQ I Q ,am .4-el? was STELLA SAMUEL Cbairman of Languages Department DOROTHY ANGEVINE Languages, History RUTH SNELL Languages FLORENCE MCCLURE Languages MARIAN NELSON Science MARY LOCKWOOD Science LUCILLE TAYLOR Science STANLEY MYERS Head of Science Department IOHN KRACAW Science BERT HOGARD Science HELEN ALLISON Chairman of Home Economics Department MARY BRUCHER Home Economics IENNIE LOU QUONG Art HAROLD CASTOR Chairman of Art Department ELEANOR CURTIS Distributiue Education E. CLAY VENABLE Diversified Education GEORGIA REID Commerce LILLIAN WILSON Commerce L. W. WEBER Commerce, Psychology LENNA LAWSON Commerce SUE BRANSON Commerce LUCILLE WHITMAN Commerce RUBY MCKELVY Commerce I. S. BURLESON Commerce MABEL STEWART Head of Mathematics Department RUTH MORRIS Mathematit's L. S, DEMAND Alathematics IRENE HAMILTON Mathematics KATHLEEN LOWTHER Mathematics RAE MILLER Mathematics MABELLE CONCER Speech EVA CHQWNING Librarian RUTH ROGERS Head of English Department MAUDE BYNUM English HALLIE ELDER English NANCY MILLS English MARY NEEL English IOSEPHINE LLBRON English, Psychology RUTH WALLACE English MARTHA TRUAX English, Iournalism ELEANOR ASKEW English CRETA HANSEN English BARBARA SCHLABACH English CORA VOY WARD English M. V. VANMETER History LODA HALL Head of History Department RAYMOND RYDER History IIESSIE ROYER History in' L4 5754 35 is in f ?9,.:,.? ? i,5! ' K PM -iv 1 I ' 4 x A ' T ! L ,sf J 5 'fi air QP' I EVA LEE Music MARY GRACE BOGLE English, History FERN COLLIER History GLADYS BEEN History, Chairman of Student I!Velfare PAUL SELDERS Head of Industrial Arts Department A. E. PHILLIPS Industrial Arts fMechanicaI Drawingj W. S. TAYLOR Industrial Arts KA eronauticsj L, W. BENGTSON Industrial Arts fWoodworkj F. A. LEABO Industrial Arts fAuto Mechanicsj B.. H. THOMAS Industrial Arts flfrintingj SAM Ol WEBSTER Industrial Arts flflectricityj R. B. SHOGREN Industrial Arts fAuto Mecrhanicsj E. A. HARDY Continuation School VIVIAN SMITH Physical Education CLARENCE BREITHAUPT Head of Physical Education Department, Basketball Coach BERNIECE WESTER Physical Education OLEN WILLIAMS Head Football Coach GORDON DUPREE Wrestling and Track Coach BENIAMIN GOODSELL Music A, H. LONG Chairman of Music Department WILLA STOUT Secretary BLANCHE BLIGKENSTAFF Registrar AGNES MARTINOSKY Attendance Secretary MARCIA NEWBILL Bookkeeper CAFETERIA '11 Pearl Greenlmw, Alice Starr, Ida Cooper, Lillian Thomas, Irene Elxresman, Helen Phillips, Della lvlahaffey, Leona Bores, Lucy Dorsey, Nellie Petty. !........, it r fill' 1 4 ? fixw 1--N 523 i f CL? -if , fl'x .,...4 .. -gy' .. .4 J i - ., ,,. ,., 4,,' 5,55 '13 - My X' A W OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER lack Swiclcnsky ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,. .E,.., ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, I J r eszdent Raymond Carr ,.,,,,,,, E,,,,,,,, l 7ife-President Betty Patton ,,,,,.., .,,..,.,,.A,,,,,,, S ecretary Rita Zo Brown ,,,, ,,...,,,.t,, ,,,,,,,,,, T r easurer Doris Hinlcle ,,,,,. Sergeantfai-firms Mary Halen Ioncs ,,,.,,,,,,,. , Student Council Repr. Rose lvlaric-Smith ,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,, ,. ,, Cheer Leader Carr, Swidensky, Hinkle, Patton, lones, Brown, Smith OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Harry Palmer ,,,, ,, ,,,,..,, ,,.,.,,S,,,,,,,, I ,resident Bob Vaughn , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.., ,,,,,,, V i ce-President Tommy Ioycc Brantley .. .,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, A , Secretary Betty Lou Clmffin ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,.,t.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, T r eaxurer Doris Hinlclc ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.... ,,,, S ergeant-tit-Arms Rita Zo Brownw, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,., Student Council Repr. Mary Elizabeth Wilson ,,,,,,.,,...,.,,,,,, Cheer Leader Cbaffin, Hinkle, Vaughn, Palmer, Brantley, Brown, Wilson Mis: Hallie Elder, llfrs. Mary Lockwood, Mr. L. S, Demand, Miss M CLASS 0F 1945 The members of the Class of Forty-five are no longer sophomores' no lon er are the i i N , g ' - 'y yuniors. ow we are seniorsl What a res ected l h' ' ' p wort t at is. Look back with us and remember rl l l iose rays wien we were insufficient, look'l-d - ' CI OWII ll OH 50 IOIHOFCS. P P1 Under the leadership of Dahl Brown as our sophomore president hoth semesters, we had niucli fun excelled in sports-Bob Vaughn, Les Ming, and Bob Creve on party we had? ' Many were pledged to the various clubsg some Then do you remember the wonderful skating Next we were juniors, taking complete control of the school fit seemed to usb. Twice we elected Bob Gregg as 'our president, and in the spring semester lack Swidensky as Student Council president. ln the fall semester came the Iunior Play, Out of the Frying Pan, starring Dahl Brown, Mary Wilson, Horace Rhodes, Tommy Brantley, Don Danner, and many others. ln the spring semester we sponsored the Iunior- Senior Prom f ' ' ' ' , eaturing .1 grand march led by the class presidents and their dates. Sumn , . . as a , enrolling' as seniors. Finally we have achieved our goal. Are we proud of ourselves? Well-yesl And why not? We are now respected by everyone, even our teachers. We have had as our presidents Harry Palmer and lack Swiclensky, while Dahl Brown and Walt Horner were our contributions as Student Council presidents. As Football Queen, we elected Doris Hinkley Annual Queen, Martha Witt, Band Queen, Sylvia Burgess, and Basketball Queen, Lonilee Wade. So many of our seniors lettered in sports that we simply refer you to the sports section. ier vacation over we came back to school l t fll Now that we have refreshed your memo ma be dd U ry, y you can a to the grand events of school days at dear old Central. SPONSORS arlba Truax, Mr. Harold Castor. ia ,ak J' alia JIISN i' -v 9 .EMC V 5+-' gg .f ilk, ii ,wr :,. . ' ' .- 4 7 : . 54 Y Ii BETTY LEE YVOODRUEE Commercial MARY ANN GALLATIN Acadernn I. FRANK WRIGHT Academic HELEN LOUISE DARNOI.D Commercial FRANCES GAINES Academic' I. VV. SMITH General BETTY LOU CALVERT Academic BETTY LOUJVICCARTY Commercial ROSE MARIE VENABLE Academic BARBARA ROSE WOODS General BETTY IO SHERXNOOD General RICHARD RAY VERMILLION Academic N 538 ',.. 'I 'mb CATHERINE CARRIE IOHN Academic PEGGY IO HUNTER Commercial CHARLES DAVID HARRIS Academic MARTHA ANN VVITT Com mernal ALMA IEAN PIERCE Commercial BRUCE C. HODGE General LONILEE WADE Academic CHARLES EUGENE EVANS General DOLORES BROGAN General DORIS KAYE HINKLE General BYRON B. MCCULLOH Academic ELIZABETH 'ANN MARTIN Academic LUAN BROWN Academic WILLIAM G. MOORE General ROSE MARIE SMITH Academic MARY IANE WOODLE Academic an , ' . F., B, EUGENE MQPHERSON WANDA IO BOYD 'eneral TOMMY IOYCE BRANTLISY I Academic Academic - 'I G EEA LAWANDA IOY TICE Academic Q IAMES C. WILSON Afademic BILYE IANE DAWSON Academic' VIRGINIA KEENAN General RITA ZO BROWN Academic ROSE MARY HYDE Cnmmerrzal HELEN RAE PIM f,'urnrm'rL'1al CHARLES XWESSOINI SMITH flr'adrm1'r IAC IQUELINE WHITEFORD Cummerrml GEORGIA GARRIETT Fine flrtx BARBARA LEE GLFASON Academic ANNA LOUISE WOLF General ARTHUR VINCENT ECKROAT Afademif' EARL EUGENE WIIIHELM flzademiv I IIfI,IiN RISII General SHIRLIQY MILDRIED c:ATRoN 95? Cnmmerual IACQUELINE HOSHALI. Commrrnal QI fi .x 'I ang- - v e ' r'-.-. I 'Ig eg' in I me A. H Q., I ,,,, ,, WALTER L. THAYER Arademic ROSALIE RA DEK General VIRGINIA YVONNE ROGERS Academic MARY IO MILLER Cnmmerrial MARCII IETA CANSLER fffnfral PATRICIA LOUISE STOCKVVELI General BEN ROE GATES Gwzrrnl IANII5 LHR THORNTON C11mmn'4'1.11 HOXVARIJ ROBERT I'OYNI7RS .'lnl1lf'V77lI' PECKQY I5I.OISI5 I'I-RRIN ffwlrml IIQRRY VVIISI IAY IDYI .4I4.1.flrmn' IFAN IILNRY flfzlzlfllllx SI IlRI,I5Y I.I5AI I SI IRI-C KK .'I4uzlrn'11r DON IIRAIJIAURIJ f11'Ilr7'zll ISEIUIOY IEANNI5 SHOT I' ffwlrfull CQI'IRlS'I'EI5N SARRAS Grnrml '11 WALTER HOVVARD MILES. II fll't1dt'7P'1l't' BETTY ANN DOSS flfademlv ALMA RUTH STROTMAN General LOWRY L. MLEKEE General MARTHA IO BUTTERFIELD General CATHERINE LOUISE CORDELL General ROBERT HENRY HORNE 4 Arademic DAPHNE DELORES ROSENTHAI Afademle GENE MCCOLLUM flmdemic' SARA ELIZABETH BREEDLOVE Afademiz' HARRIET ELLIOT Afademic SIECLINDE GERDA GRUGER General BONNIE MAE BROWN Arademic' PEGGY SHELTON Acadernir BETTE ANN UNDERWOOD General W. GORDON DINSMORE General 'M HER i'S's 'fn Q 4 I 15 v ii' A DORIS PISTOLE General LAVUN BEESLEY lfnmmfrcial RIIIII ANN BENNETT f1L'7lt'T!lI IACK ENGEL General CARI. GADD General DOROTHY GRACE SIILIMATE General DOUGLAS LIQROY STEPHENS Acudemzr BETTY IO COX ffl'l1l1t'7Y1lt' I3EI I'Y LOUISE NEXVBORN f,'0mmz'rr'iaI GLENN HUGHES Genrml MARIAN HARRINGTON General IEROME IFRRY FRANKEI. flfadrmir' OPAL IRENIE CORKLI2 lfrnrral MARGARET PIEVSNIER fIz'11df'ml4k WIILLIAM R. WAIIACQI? fifademla' FRANCES PARKER fffflfflll A 3. BETTY SANDERS Gem'mI CiIEI.IiS'lAINE CIIITXVOUD fIf'rzf'n1l BILLY GEORGE I II'I'Ii IIKIILIIWVIII' C2I5RAI,DINE MARII5 SIVIITI I G.-'l1z'n1I I7I.IZABE'I'II IANI5 IIARIVION Cum men ml VVAYNE BURROVV lfrnrml VIOLET BOLTON flrnrrul ELLA MAE SIIVIDCZI2 flrmfnzl IOE IIAILIQY III5I.I. .fln1f1'f'mir' MARY LOU RAY Commrrfiul VVILLIAM CIULIIN MAYIIIEID fhazirmir DOROTHY HOLDER flrnrrzll MARDIECE CLARK Gnlrml MARY LIMBER flrddfmir' BETTIE I'IIILLII'S Cfrnrral DONALD IAMES f1z'11a'rmiI' If' 'Ip , ,Q Ra fix' A x ' 1 mii- :hi we -W ,S Nl ,X R I - I, .S ln. IQ-L? A -' PSE A we I E+ R uv' SAX, If ALBERT EDWARD MYERS Arademir , ISLA MARY CAMPBELL General - ,- I I WILLIAM R. IOHNSON A 'H I J riff: 4 111, '4 fi qv ff' It DORIS AILEEN EVANS Aeademic , General I-K 7- ee we fa, wi IACKIE MAE LAWSON General FRANCIS LEROY CAREY Afademie MAXINE CATH ERI NIE THOIJIIISON General BEVERLY BRALY General EMMA LOU XVRICHT General PATSY IEAN ITACAN General BILLY MERLE STRAKA VIRGINIA FRANCES HALL ffornrrzerual XVILLIAM R, SOUTHERN General MARY ALICE ARCHER Afademie BILL TOM HUFFMAN Aradernir KATHRYN MAE GRAY General ELIZABETH ANNE GRAHAM Academic' RAYMOND L, CARR Afademie DONNA LEA CARPENTER General SHIRLEY WISLOW General ALFRED IOHN CRICSBY Arademic NINA LEE DAVIS General HELEN MARIE BERRY General BURL B. BABER, IR. General BONNIE INEZ NOVAK Commercial BILL WILLIAM IARRATT Afademic OLETA ROXVE General General BEVERLY CANSLFR Cnrnmerfial MARY HAZEL MITCHELL flfarlernn GEORGE RICI IARI3 BROSAM fl!'lll1t'7YIlA' XVILLA IEAN SAMPLES General A mskcix' XVALKIER A y i ' Al ' lrerlrral I. li I ,-' i ., . I QSM e was XM X BETTY IEAN ADKINS Commercial DOLORES THERESA WRIGHT General MORRIS KEMI' FOX Commercial VIRGINIA LEE HALBROOKS General LETITIA AMBROSE General IOE MAXWELI. General EMMA CARLEN STEWART General MARY FRANCES OVERTON General IJOROTHA GENE MEGEE Gum mffrrial CIHARLENE MOORE flfadrrrlir' EDGAR DEAN flfademir' DONNA GELINE HAZELL Home Iffonnmirs BETTY I.OU- CHAEEIN flfudemic IOHN L. STOTTI' flrademirx EULALIA ANN STEEDMAN Academir RUTH MAE CRAIG Home lfconomifx fer 5 W all: 5 1, Y-'QU , Ab . W ...A vi 'nf .Af ff 5 W aa , 515 f - lr- ,N 59 1...-f MARILYN SCIHWEER Arademir' HARRY STALLINGS General MARY ELIZABETH WILSON flfademic DORIS DEAN DEWEY lfme Artx DOROTHA LEE SPENCE Arademic' EDITH ELIZABETH IORDAN General VICTOR DOYAL LOWTHER Klndustrfal Arts ANNA LEE HURST General LINDA LEE BITTING Academn' IAMES C. IIQWART, IR, General MARIORIE ANN ELUKE Commen :al MARTHA IO CRABLE Arademir' ALMEDA ARMSTRONG General PAULINE HILL General ROBERT E. SK ELTON Academiz' PATRICIA ELIZABETH PATTON Afademiz' MARIORIE IFAN SHARP Academic ROBERT C. ESTES General IOY LAVERN RUSSELL General MARY LOU GILMER General FREDDIE IOE GODWIN Academic HELEN VIAM General MARY ANN STUMP Academic MARCIA LEE ARNOLD Academic OLEVIA NADINE SUCCS Commercial WILLIAM ROY SH ERRY Academic MARY ANN LYNN Academic DORIS NELL ROBERTSON General WILLIS THRELKELD Academic BEVERLEE IEANNE KERCE General MARY IDA THORNTON Academic ALFREDO ESQUIVIAS General I EVA MARIE MCFARLAND General MARY HELEN BOUDREAU Academic GERALD IENE HURST Academic MARY HELEN IONES Academic THOMAS E. PHILLIPS Academic BETTY IO GRUESER Academic ROSE MARIE RAIDT General FRED A. MILLER Academic BARBARA ANN WILDMAN Academic 'IACQUELINE LOUISE DARROUGH Academic BOB RAMSEY lndustrial Arts DORLEEN HENDREN General GLYNN BERNARD General MARTHA IEAN NOKES General RADA IO REYNOLDS Home Economics PEGGY IEAN PEGG General nf I ...H 'lf' NELLIE LOU IORDAN Academic CHESTER OTHO PAUL General MARTHA IEANE WILSON General RALPH GRAHAM Academic CARROLL ARNETT Academic MARTHA LOU FAI-IL General HARRY BRITTEN SKINNER Academic ROBERTA RHEA CAVE Home Economics EMMA IEANNE OWENS BY Academic FRANK R. TAYLOR, IR. General EDITH IRENE KEITH Commercial ROBERT EUGENE GONCE Academic BASIL IOHN PAPAHRONIS Academic ANABEL BOYETT Commercial RALPH IOHN GREEN Academic WILLA DEAN PEARSON General rm eff' rr, LESLIE LEE MING Academic KATHLEEN SANFORD Academic ROBERT H. VAUGHN Academic MARY ELLEN BRYAN Commercial CAROLYN HAZEL SCOTT Commercial IACK ANDREW SWIDENSKY Academic GERALDINE MARTIN General IAMES HENRY PIERCE General TOM LEROY HORD Industrial Arts WILMA IEAN STONE General FLOYD DONALD SKEEL General IACQUELINE CLIVE FORD Academic CLARA MAE BINKLEY Commercial MAYNARD LOWELL DAVIS General IRVIN A. FAGIN Academic HERBERT IAMES HEDRICK Academic es- .av A nv-vi -1 1, H 'J if S.. ,Q . A Ci 1 I E I N, fs. an 'Q' .R slr QQ 3' A If 5 I4 A Fi . -,N If : 1 I WILLIAM A. DRAIN General GERALDINE IONE PAPPAS Academic DARREL D. BESHEARS General BETTY LEE TAYLOR General LOLA MAE SMITH Academic VANCE FREDRICK HAINLINE Academic PATSY RUTH SCOTT General NOBLE LEE Academic BILL POWELL Academic VIRGINIA STALLINGS General CLARENCE OTIS ROBBINS General PI-IYLLIS IEAN BARBE Commercial GERALDINE RUTH KINDRED General EARNEST TAYLOR General REGINA GROSHONG General FRANK LAKE Academic IUANDA LOU BARTON General KEITH BUMPAS Academic EVELYN CARPENTER General IIMMY YOUNG Fine Arts DAHL BROWN Academic HELEN LOUISE HAMILTON General HARRY EUGENE MAGAFOS Commercial MARGARET GENE HACKNEY General HELEN IUANITA LOWE Commercial DONALD IAY EMERSON Commercial NORMA IEANNE MILLER General IOSEPH WAHL General BYRON EUGENE MCCOY General AVON MULLINS General WILLIAM IACK MITCHELL General MARY MARGARET PRICE Commercial ' I' WISZTQ. T' H- - rl E M N 'P 1' 'ir -53 ..4g'1' f,V' A- in 1 'M rg' HARRY R. PALMER, IR. Academic' SYLVIA BURGESS General SAMUEL DEWEY GILLASPY General YVONNE GRAHAM General MARY IO GARNER General DON HAMMACK General RUTH MAE CRAIG Home I:'conornu'.v ROY I. BRUCE Academic' BILLY IO COUSSENS General LILLIE BALLARD flrademiz' PAUL CROWE Acadernir ETHEL MAE BUCHANAN General IOANNA HOLLAMAN flradernn' PAUL H. AKERS General NANCY IANE HOLLINGSWORTH General GROVER CLIFTON DONLY Academic ml V ' riff' - 4,521 '- A gfkli' H, i': I . 'mi' 'i . , . .ww-. ff. I I , . . 43 IQQLJ K .wb 4 1 .wu- I 'I' 1 we if- '- 'Www I , . Q ' ? I 11 X 1 3 + 5, an az. ar. W T, M, ,L-:W an-A J- 2. x t ,-gf' BETTY JEAN IANGER General C. O. HUNT, IR. Arademizf WILLIAM ALLEN HOLZBERLEIN General BETTY LEE DAY General IIM ORF Afademil' ALTA MAE CLARK Gornrnerfial HAROLD ROBERT HARTMAN General DOROTHY MARIAN LONNER Commervial DIANA DALGARNO flt'lldf77lll' GENE DAVID HIGHTOWER Afademlc' MILDRED IEAN HANCOCK Commerfial BILL IOE ENGLAND flrademic HERBERT C. KELLER, IR. Industrial Arts IACQUI E LOU KAYIE General IIM WILLIAM BENNETT General CLAUDIA ENLOW General L.. flf-: IACK BUSEY DEVER Industrial Artx IUNE WRIGHT General CLINTON EDWIN BOWLES General ROBERTA EMILY TINKHAM General ELANE TENDER General DONALD LAWRENCE WIND General MARGARET LOUISE TIPPS General IIM SULLIVAN Academic EVERETT RICHBERG Industrial Art: WILMA MAE SYMES General WILLIAM BURNELL KESSLER Academic BOBBIE ELLEN SYKES Commercial LILLIAN MARIE SMITH Academic ROBERT RIDLEY General LOIS FRANCES SMITH General MAYNARD L. LEFFEL General all Q mag BRYCE CARLTON TALLER Academic NANCY LU SCOVIL General MAX MICKEY MOORE General OPHELIA RODRIGUEZ General BETTY GRACE RIGSBEE General WILLIAM AVERY MORRIS Academic DOROTHY LOU QUEEN General NELON HENSON General DELLA LUCERNE MCCART General MARILYN RUTTER Commercial MARY LOUISE O'NEAL Academic ETHEL LEE KASNER Academic 3 1 Q 2317 KQV, it.: L5 2-, A' A' I 222 1 -6-Af' 6-WJ ' .A A 'f'l 0'QZ tWff-1-75 ?,7,?.4A4f 17 'Ji..xf.J1,m4v M 'M--A HMMIML7 .0774 ag-ff Sam' P M W Maki? iiifffafxzam pmhi--1 1Q.jf',,, fboksrrff 45 E R Xp? 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W 2wWbiH2asf2 1 qt'-.,4-,iq . , X Jag.: 1, QQ 5 a , iw f ' fx 323 ' a' f .w iv Q, '44' v I 3 as 2 gifs? 1 2 ' 5 1 X, ' S2523 QE at f X S Xi E N X to as 1. 5 A h A f A A 3 - ,m, W ,W it Rmliiis Eggfww' w C gf? 3 wi . .1.V 1 JV HAIL! ALMA MATER! Hail! Alma Mater! Hats off to you! Ever you'll find us loyal and true! For in your hallways and around the grounds Are memories, forever happy, always found. lf, in the future, our services you need, lust call on us, for you'ue taught us to lead Lives that will benefit our home and our nation, Perhaps not spectacularly, not to cause a, sensation, But you've given us, and we'll never forget, Something to search forg and as soon as we'ue met Our destined futures and horizons bright, We'll know that you, for us, set things right. In the future years as we say, Remember when . We'Il know you stored our memories for then. --Rose MARIE SMITH SENIOR Barbara Aldrich Marjorie Lou Almond Lolita Anderson Annette Louise Anson Virginia Deane Banks Doris LaNelle Barnum Iuanda Barton Billie Blackketter Betty Io Brothers Wilma Iuanita Capps Lela Pauline Carr Frances Berniece Cook Martha Io Crable Doris Daniels SENIOR Harry Ball Harold Beasley loe Bailey Bell Don Blakely R, D. Brokaw Chris Caporal Elmer Marshall Coleman Billy Ioe Coussens Gene Bob Davis Gene Dillehay Russell Dunbar Dcwain Dunham Charles Elby DuPree Stanley Elrod Melbourne Epperson Iack Marvin Fowler Russell Clifton Gaskell Ice Gilchrist GIRLS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Iacqueline Louise Darrough Mable Dye Rosa Espinosa Martha Lou Fahl Mary Io Garner Nancy Godwin I. Lazenieth Holdman Oma lean Haley Betty lean Harbolt Ollie Pauline Hill Betty Iohn johnson Edith Keith Ruth Kendell Eunice Stella Key Norleene Knowles Wilma Langham Eva Lindsay Della Lucerne McCart Iva Pearl McEwen Betty Lanell McIntosh Iane Maupin Mary Margaret Moeller Ioetta Penn Mary Peterson Dorothy Lou Queen Bettie Pearl Pribyl Dorothy Ragsdale Lucille Reynolds Patsy Roberts Mary Ella Ross Dorothy Karine Sizemore Thelma Irene Smith Norma Sturgis Iacqueline IoAnn Taylor Mary Mattie Teague Melvina Clare Thornton Mary Ann Trch Frances Marie Trimble Marceline Watts Barbara Woods BOYS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Charles Glasgow Donald Eugene Gordon Bill lack Gore Marvin Henry Groves Lawrence Haile Charles Franklin Hammer George Hanges Edwin Herndon Harris Ronald Henn Harris Iim Bremicker Hendricks Billy George Hite Walter Mail Horner Gerald Horton lack Horton Frank Edmond Iackson Donald Forrest Iames Maurice Ianco William Iames Ienkins Bill Iohnson Avery Keesee Ierry C. King Bobby Stanley Kolar Milburn Lackey Harrison Herbert Latham William Norman Lyle Kent Leon McFarland Don McGuffee Robert,Lyle McGuire Bill McVey Iohn W. Mahan Harvey Manis Orval May Delana Elzy Mowdy Lonnie Hershell Neel Bill Peacock Robert Penney Loyd Hubert Porter Lee Price 1 Bobby Ragsdale Lincoln Ragsdale Howard Raines Bob Reynolds Lewis Iulian Reynolds Ralph Eugene Rogers Charles E. Rose Robert Ruedy Walter Gregory Russell Harry Sampson Carl Clifford Shannon Ray Balyeat Smith Iohn Calvin Stokes Byron Tankersley Harry Bert Uber Felix Arthur Vaeth Iames Warren Robert A. 'White X.-.- l u tb 'KT X f NWA, 5. !l v ., E i i EICIIIICHII D 'Q .. 4 . ., I 9 5 f Q. - f-'fa , ' Qui, -1 'I -A ' ' J 'Q ' . 1' . ix , fx. 1 1 K. K s S A ,.,:Af i ' J-:'i?5fag 1 ' A . I ' . ' ' 1 .' Ai . 'ff ' X f . 3 ' - . I . ,, ' ' - ?1MANDA'WAs'L 7 .puff - 1 ,, S E H A 5 Lynch, Waddle, Boydston, Carizberx, Ross, A. Thompson, B. Thompson. CLASS 0F 1946 Ah! 'tis spring again and time for the annual review of the highlights of the Class of Forty-six. To begin with, our class got well under way with the production of its Iunior Play, You Can't Take Ir With You, which was a box-office sell-out, and featured such excellent performers as Dolores Evans, Betty Murray, Billie Marie Howell, lack Vaughn, Bill Hughes, Walter Thayer, and others equally well portrayed. Our class also boasts of the fact that it possesses many of the star athletes of this school. For instance, gaining popularity in basketball are Iohn Haney, C. Nloore, Bob Entzminger, and Vernon Forsheeg and in football are Bill Ryder and Monte Hoke. It is evident, too, that the Class of Forty-Six is rapidly taking over the leadership of the school. Bob Moore is serving as president of Red Shirts, succeed- ing Tenal Wehba, also a junior, who is now president of the Masquers. An officer in the Ieffs is lack Vaughn, and Bill Hughes is standard bearer for the Ieffs and the Red Shirts. And what could be a more fitting climax for the year than the unforgettable get-together we term the Iunior-Senior Prom? It is almost an impossibility for us to describe this gala event, since it was so extraordinary that even the faculty rightfully admitted that students can be ladies and gentlemen on occasion. Thus we complete the review of the year for one of the most colorful classes in Central's history-the Class of 1946. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Bob Ross President Arlen Thompson V ice-President Betty lean Thompson Secretary Tommie Lou Waddell Treasurer Iacquelinc Carithers Sergeant-at-Arms Naomi Boydston Karla Lynch Student Council Representative C beer Leader SECOND SEMEsTER Tenal Wehbn lim Whitney Dixie Arnold Sue Swartwoocl Bill George Hughes Lynclell Buck Pat Plummer Buck Plummer Arnold Webba Whitney Swart wood Hughes. . X SPONSORS tg- Mr. F. A. Leabo, Miss Lenna Lawson, Miss Barbara Scblabacb, Nlrs. Lillian Wilson, Miss Helen Allison, Mr. A, H. Long. F ST 4 I- jfs S BEVERLY SCOTT TENAL WEHBA BETTY MURRAY CHRISTINA APOSTOL LOIS HAWKINS HELEN BEELY H. B. DALTON SIDNEY LAVERNE PARKER ZOE ANN STROUD BOB HOWARD SYLVIA KOLAR HAZEL DEANE MILLER BARBARA HOPPER RUTH ANN Cox 1. cp. MOORE IONE DILLMAN Mirliifiyiillgf,-,.f' - 93 OLIVE WHEATCRAFT IACK VAUGHN SUE SWARTWOOD BETTY IO HOLLINGSWORTH KARLA LYNCH DOLORES KURYNASKI TOMMY BOND DIXIE ARNOLD ARLETA FISHER LYNDELL BUCK CLEMA IRENE BENSON IOANNA BURNS LOUISE WILLIAMS ROYCE GUTHRIE LEON SMITH MARILYN BRIGHAM 13 I R A f ., L 4 K Ai 3: X S I 1 . H' .Q dx A HELEN SARRAS BOB ROSS BILLIE IEAN ARMS TOMMIE LOU WADDELL BARBARA CIRCLE MARY WOLAVER IIMMY WHITNEY AILENE SPENCER HARRIETTE PETERSON BOB SWANSON LILA CORKLE PATSY CLOPTON WANDA TAYLOR BARBARA DAY BILLY WATTS EUNICE KEY pw in IQ' If I 4 I 'W-Lf' ' .qs .Y, I 24' Q 'Z M 1 I xx L Im as IF A 'ik 2 U29 Q .I ..,,:. W if Sf? a rw S I Mfg 3 A s IUANITA WEHBA DON GRAHAM DOLORES BRYANT IEROLINE SALDA PAT LASATER MARY TEAGUE DAVID CURLEE WANDA BILLINGSI I'Y BETTY IANIE BIQLL ILILIQS SOLILE LAVAUCIIN SCIIAIBII XOCHITI. ORRELI CORIS CALDWELL IEAN WILLIAMS IOAN SMITH DOROTHY MAIN!- S 2 -.-' MARY FRANCES IACKSON ' CHARLES HUGHES DOLOROSA STEINKE - :A A NORMA PRUNER -, A -A - I ,v ' F mix R. be Rf W NAOMI BOYDSTON KENNETH IELDY ' +6 K -I Q R ' 1 LEE COX ..--1 'V' I MELVIS MURPHY GLORIA BARNETT REX MOSLER I, 'U' I' IOSELLA UNRUH SHIRLEY STARNES DOLORES EVANS ' BARBARA DICKERSON ROBERT SCOTT BARBARA POUND LI Axgfng ff' RONALD LATTA MARY GARRETT FRANCES STEVENSON A I Q3 ERLENE RENFROE mv?-2 CATHERINE MERKOURIS DOROTHY MAYO CHARLES COFI5EY PAT STOOL MARIORII2 ROBERTS BILL MCINTIRIS PAT VVALL ALBERTA HL'T'I'O CAROLINI1 XYALKI-R ANNA RUSSELL HARLAN HOLINLR SARANI-LLIf CRAYSON .- .- mg I EK MARCZARITI' VOSSITN IRIED SHI3DD ARI.IiNIi GABIERT NORMA WEBSTER MAXINIZ AKIN IUNE WILLIAMSON ALBERT RILEYQ IR, BONNIE SUE LITTLE PAT RILEY 1, ct. KLICK PEGGY NICHOLSON MARY LOUISE lowes MARY IELLEN DRAIN IUNI? MARTIN DANIIEL WIEBSTIER CAROL TAYLOR SANDA RALLIS -Y f If 'li' I ,ms RIA H er ,K I SQ! I 5 ,. Q, 4 I QR W 'Sf' J Seliaq i BETTY CARR MAURY FLYNN ELAINE FIELDS KATHRYN ANN ARMSTRONG MARTHA DAVIS MARY SWINDELL DONALD BOGGS FLORENCE MCCONNICO BETTY ANN HARRIS STANLEY ELROD BELVA DOCKUM IUNELLE OWREY DORIS GARRETT NITA IOHNSON NEAL MYERS FRANCES HITE T, Y -aw I 'fiv- RU rH IANE CAMPBELL VERNON Fonsx-:EE YVONNE Momsma IACK THROWER MARY-SUE HALE PAT PLUMMER BILL MOORE WANDA LEE BARRETT BETTY THOMPSON BILL HUGHES MARIORIE BENNETT BILLIE COUNTRYMAN NORMA GROVE LUCILLE PHELPS DAVID KELLEY BEI IY ANN GILBERT . Sf' 1 as If D ' 44 ar M,f 1 I f I IE W, A 1 ' me I 'A- L A3915 3 . 115 4' I I -vi 1 I .J 77 1' J' fl... ,hx BBI 55 G , I - , .- .. 1 --'- I sg an I if N ,. as F gtk x c fa FRANCES LOVELAND MAURICE IANCO BILLIE MARIE HOWELL BEAL SNODGRASS BARBARA LAWRENCE SHIRLEY MIZE FRANK BOGGS NORMA GRAMKOW LOIS BAGLEY IACK HARKINS MARY HORTON BARBARA ZIMMERMAN DOLORES SARVER MARY AGNES REID IACK GEORGE CHRISTENE MAGAFOS BILLIE IEAN MCINTYRE SAM DAWSON IOAN BROWN BILL MARSHALL SAM FAIR EDNA COOK 1oHN ORF IACK BELL PAT PALLADAY DEAN CROUCH NORMA TROOP MERLE ELDRED FRANK WADE VELMA WARD GERALD NIKKEL IEANETTE SCHLEMEYER f ' 'P I 5 sv I -- mn A ,I I SA 3+ 'A it 4 I.-vzfyj, , wi' gE3wpgg3Q qgmfz. 2 Y 'ff-, AMA ar , .L I J f A .Ass-.--: rw , . , ,I .. , L 5 ' 'af 3. I I ,lf V Q A I .1 41-+14 A I 'Em , was me ew .5 , I- 2 - L, ,.- . 45 Ram if j 'E , Y A 'I ,,., Q:,2 f W I 'E if AQ 5 ., if rj I-fi? A 9 If I 1 , Uiggfggllib, ,avi-if .- M. ,, .,A.,. AA I W A I 1, If ,em 45 if I , :yi IERRY EDVVARDS BILLIE IOHNSON EARL BAKER BILLY SMITH ROBERT WOODRUFF GERALD HALEY CHARLENE LADD IAMES ALLEN RICHARD DILBECK IO FRANCES BERRY CHARLES CLINE DON ECKEL MELBA MOOREMAN WALTER LUTKE IERRY MURRAY I? BI MARY IEAN Rlvss IA ::.V VF 2 xt -iw,,.. 9 -il' vi J 3 Z la 4 BETTY IO LOWRY CYRIL HAROLD SHAW IRIS MAE IRWIN DON FELTS IOHN H. FLOYD FRANCES MITACEK IOHN MALONE ELLENORA WILLIAMS BARBARA MARTIN DONALD IONES PATRICIA POWELL BOB GITTINGS DON FOWLER DARLENE TYREE BOB ENTZMINGER HAMPTON ANDERSON WILMA IEAN ROACH RAYMOND KUNC IEANETTE WEEKS NAOMI LEWIS ED GARRETT ' GLORIA HURLEY IOHN BROWN GRAY FAIR BETTY 1oNEs CHARLES STEM ANN MITACEK OLLIE OWEN IULES DEGRAY BILLIE ROBERTS DICK WHITTINGTON IANE IACKSON fa' -' Is? fx, Nitin Nr. Lf ill ll- :nm --A DOROTHY DONLEY MELVIN HOWLETTE PAT GOODSON CARL FISHER MARIE FREESMAN IEAN DAVIS RUTH DRYDEN WANDA BLEVIN5 KENNETH GREEN PAULINE SNYDER ROBERT DRILLING 5 F X ' s Fmsr Row : SECOND Rowhlwccurdyi Sweet CLASS 0F 1947 Again last fall Central's halls were receiving the usual half-scared, wonder- ing youngsters-the sophomores. However, the Class of Forty-Seven, being rather superior Qin their own eyes, at leastj, soon became accustomed to the traditions and customs of Central. Already members of this class have shown their ability in athleticsg in particular, Dan Vaughn, Iack Roberts, and Perry Iackson, who have lettered' this year. In fine arts there are also examples of sophomore talentg Tommy Crane seems to be a prospect for special work in Conger's Deng while gaining recognition in the music department are Norma Waldo, Pat Haney, and Ralph Meador. This auspicious start seems to indicate that in two years these sophomores may creditably take their places among the prominent leaders of Central High School for all time. Mm Rmb snezz, Mn A E PM' SPONSORS . . 1 PJ, Mrx. Elmnor Am .fi qw' ew, Mr, Ben HU ghll, White' gdfd- Mrs, Gm C, Roberts lack Whites, ,. Danny Vaughn , ,, Betty McDoiiald Freda Cline .,,., lack Roberts ,, . , , Georgiana Sweets- ,. Imogene McCurdy,.,,,,, . .. ,, President Vice-President .,.,, Treasurer ,,,, , ,Secretary , ,, Sergeant-at-Arm: Student Council Repr. ,,,,,,,,......,,Cherr Leader 'gif Reid 49- I9 5 'if 5 . , , ' . wg. Rx I I I 4 I flim- Q N A E I. 5. XI 9 an AAA I .,A: -fl' ! NANETTE MARTIN WENDELL DOCKUM DORIS MCALISTER WELDON NICHOLAS LOU ELLEN REX GEORGIANNA SWEET HOWARD BEESLEY ALICE STEEDMAN BARBARA LANDSBERGER GEORGE LIMBER IANICE HIGHT MARTHA MUSGROVE MAY LOU AUCHARD DOLORES COOLEY RICHARD HART WANDA CHAMBLESS N I N il? A PAT HANEY TOMMY CRANE RUBY FAYE RICKS DANNY VAUGHN MARILYN BROWN SHIRLEY RUSK IACK ROBERTS THADDA HUTCHISON MOYCE WQMACK PAT KIMBERLIN IOANN ADAMS IMOGENE MCCUREY MARY PORTEO DOROTHY HUTSON IIMMIE WRIGHT BETTY NOE I I A 1 ' aF'II I FLO FARMER EARL WORSHAM LOIS CHEEK RANDALL IOHNSON IANE PALMER NOTA ANDERSON CHARLES KEGANS YVONNE WHITE IEAN GRIFFIN DON HENLEY DONA LIMA BETTY HUNNICUTI' PATSY LAKE GERALDINE WALKER TACK WHITE SUZANNE ALLEN ,- ,. - A QB SSAT-I , :I it I - ss MW if V2.1 A X ua I 5 wut' U , 1 3, 'in S il s I' Silk y ,1- NITA ANDERSON PAUL HANSEN ROSALYN WASSERMAN BOB PEARSON ANNABELLE BROOKS RUTHIE SOHRAM PETE FIKARIS IEANIE MALOY EILEEN PARROTT DON RAY BARBARA HEIMAN HELEN HUNDLEY SHIRLEY WALKER OLIVIA HUCKABAY PAUL SHIRK ROSE MARIE STEELE f Af Hw- MARY APOSTOL LEONARD KAISER BETTY ANN LIVESAY LLOYD DAVIE WILLIAMS DONNA BARBOUR VONDA BARNHART GEORGE WEEMS IOLENE HOLICK VIRGINIA LAMAE EDDIE BURNS FRANCIS BROWN MARY PASTON DORIS KEEL CAROLYN HOWARD VAN LAFFERTY IUANITA BROWN if W ' '.mM5,q-.K -A fi ,wif-. -Sh Q 5 ..' . .- gikx-J us-' ' ,, 'Q xt' M ,P I Q fs 5 Q K ILLA IO HENDERSON IERRY MACKEY MARY CAROLYN COLE ROY HORNE PATILOU SHARP FLORA MAE STURGIS CHARLES MANN IEAN BENSON BILLYE CAIN BILL CHRISTINA MILDRED KOLAR VALESKA BUCKHOLZ DOROTHY WRIGHT IESSIE MCCELLAND IERRY STRONG NADINE BLEDSOE 5 R- WANDA STEPHENS 1. C. HARRIS IRENE ENGLAND DONALD BEESLEY DORLESE HICKS PATRICIA ANN STEPHENS IOE KIRKPATRICK MARY LOU POWELL GOLDIE BRADY BOB MITCHELL MAXINE WRIGHT PEGGY SKEEL PAT LARKIN IEANETTE TATOM ROBERT OLIVER VIOLET RICHARDSON f , 'QA 5? I 1 'M Q Q' JE 4 INK? I ,Jw L. K In f Li 3 L ' 1 af? A f + M13 1 M gb -ws ,L , f i .eu 2 f' 5 mr , X MARY CORNELIUS WENDELL WHITE ALICE COX GARY ANTENE VERA ADAMS EVA IO CUNNINGHAM CLYDE MARTIN WYNONA CHILDERS DOROTHY IONES ' OTIS WAYE HARGROVE FRIEDA GRUNERT SUE MOORE CONALD MCCLAIN IOYCE ELLERBEE GEORGE KEY NORMA PHILLIPS - A. .E PEGGY SUE REA RONALD MADON GLADYS BLEVINS BOB DEGROAT MARGIE PURCELL IOE RIGGS ROSA LEE NIELSON EUTA PEARL DOUGHTY LOUIS NEUNER IOYCE PETTY MARGARET TEEL TRAVIS UNDERWOOD TRUMAN KERR BILLIE SUE COLE GALE LEWIS DELORES DYE 3 Q I Af- 1'-'vf I xp I 1 I A. Nxt BETTY IRWIN KENNY SHAVER PAT RIDLEY HARVEY ROPER TOM RINEHART PAULINE SNYDER DORAN EMERSON FREDA CLINE BILLIE FROSCH CALVIN DAVENPORT ZELLA GOODWIN GEORGE NIXON HENRY MCCARTY BILL RICHARDSON IEAN WELLNER JACK HARKINS 'v 4 ' 55 I ' . , -4 ?E 5'-, IIT I -.'- 5 I A - 3 1 If DONALD STEWART NICOMA POARCH WILBUR LIGHT MELBA NORTHCUTI' NORMA QUEEN RICHARD MYERS BONNIE FROSCH LLOYD PHILLIPS BILLY WITT MILDRED SALYER LEROY ELLIOTT MATTIE FRANCIS BARBARA ARTMAN IERRY DITMORE BARBARA GOMEZ CHARLES UELTSCHEY P C S FY BETTY IUNE w1LcOx IOHN BORN DORIECE PEARSON IACK SHIRLEY GENE IOHNSON LOUISE THOMPSON IACK GUTHRIE IO ANN KIRCHNER DELENA IO MCCLUNG CHARLES KELLY ALICE HOBBS CHARLES LARKIN WENDELL MILES MARLENE MUSE DONALD BROGAN VIRGINIA PENNEL L L A I -:av I Ps ,Q N E, ' 7? ,RSS A I f PS. fQ -6 vw' Sn.. - . -I I Q ,..V gf-Vi f we V I 3 1 , 1. vm r gf' R I EI .R f k ,im I' 'E RONALD SHAFER BILLIE IEAN ROBERTS RALPH MEADOR HELEN SKAGGS BETTY SNOW DONALD QUERRY FRANCES SHURE BILL SQUIRES WARREN IESPERSON IOAN WEST CHARLES FORGET NAN MCMANIS PAT GAHAN GORDON HATT MARVEL TURNER DONALD BAKER ig gf ATMMTNQS Q YEA! LU FMS -ous yll nwhnu QACV . eo cl' Suimmf .'::ewf ' 'l off 1- '1'l-ii 1if If wgg..':..Mg,::.. , ,. W' .nhqre room' BILL RYDER Much is expected from Ryder next year when he returns as a senior. His playing ability indicates that he will develop into a great full- bacln lill already has two touch- downs to his credit. LESLIE MING Leslie, a senior and captain of the 1944 team, was named on the all- city, all - district, and all - state teams because of his ability to shatter the lines of the opposition with his powerful plunges. Les was also a threat as a passer. CARDS G CO4 hqzrdf' DuPriHADUPRE5 helpingi' a wsndsrisrqn, C Dun Ulm 'rm ouch rg 1 at, Q ' r grand,-,Lis alsa Q :lr greaysxg In 0 U I1 . WI. I' ' th, b Hd,-, so of 'hgh is son oys' He had 'Wnpq .en Cardinal 'Gaping 'Wes yo lon Squad hy' Off rr., iow- Nie fu 9lIt r.,,,- r BOB ESTES Porky is one af the larger mem- bers an the squad, weighing over 200 pounds. Bob held his position well, and the opposition found it very hard to break through the line where he was playing. HARRY PALMER Harry will be greatly missed next year. He ir an excellent kicker and proved it in the first game with Perry when he made the kickoff from behind our goal-post ta the opposition's goal. Harry played end and very often would intercept the passes. RAYMOND CARR Raymond, who held the end the line intact very ably, was pass receiver few ends can equw Ray, a senior, was a threat to t enemy all season with his bloc ing and speed. HAROLD MERIDETH Merideth, center, is the smallest man an the team. He is little but mighty, particularly an the de- fense. Merideth also made the all-city team. PAT KNOX Pat, our senior tailbaek, is ane of the finest and most dependable passers in the state. His accurate passing and fine playing ability won him a place on the all-city eleven. Pat is also a two-year lot- terman. ' BROWN John, wha played better than average brand of football all year, is known for his power in really stacking it up while on the de- fense. WAYNE BURROWS Wayne, who is a senior, finished his third year of football last fall. He has played a lot of bang-up football as a tackle on both the offense and defense. Wayne's og- gressiveness won him a place an the all-city team. .NM IENNCTT BOB DAVIS BILL HUFFMAN ED GARIIETT BILL WALLACE Mole lettered as a water boy his first year out, then came out lar the team and lettered as a fine guard in his senior year. He also won a place on the all-city scrub team. MONTY HOKE A fine player with a lot of aggres- siveness is Manty, and his excel- lent playing as a guard will fur- nish him a solid place an the Car- dinal eleven next year. Jim, who had lettered two years in Hobart, came here and did the same. He has been a great asset to the team as a wingback. His most spectacular ploy of the year was against Shawnee, when in the second half he caught the kickoff ond made lar a marker, which gave us a tie and paved the way tor our later victory ot 20-I2. LETS GOI DON WELKER Don does an excellent iob as a blocking back, and as he is a jun- ior, he will be back next year to help bring fame to the old Alma Mater. BILL SOUTHERN Bill, o senior, was an outstanding guard an the team all year. He won a place on the all-district team because of his sure block- ing and hard tackling. BOB VAUGHN Bob is a fine blocker and kicker. His ability to play any position in the bockfield has brought him much praise from the coaches and his team mates. Bob, a senior, is CentraI's only four letter mon, having participated in football, basketball, baseball, and track. TOM PHILLIPS Yom, a senior, played o great many games this year and proved his ability as a fine wingbock. Tom is o two year lctterman, and the coaches would certainly like to have him back next fall, CHARLES MISKOVSKY Charles is a iunior and a very able center. He will ploy a lat al ball and go a long way next year be- cause of his ability to keep calm. cool, and collected while in a pinch. TOMMY HORD Tommy, known for his clear think- ing ability and calm acting on the field, played as a great tackle this year. Our only regret is that he will not be back next year. Playing his first year ol football was Bob Davis, our most consis- tent guard. Bob is a senior and will be hard to replace next year. Although Huff is usually known for his defensive play, he was quite the star on the offensive in many games when he would catch a pass from Knox and go over for a touchdown. This big burly junior is a tackle who lettered when a sophomore. Ed is looking forward to next year and bears promise of becoming a headache far his opposition. Q V .. . ,. FO0TB ll SQUA FIRST Row. Wnllanc. Carr. Gnrreu, Southern, Mcridulx, Davis, Burrow, THIRD Row, Coach UnI'r4-c, l,:-wis H. Horne, Glasgow. Hard, Hake Huffman, D. Vaughn Brown, Nikkei. Roper, Estes. Nfixkumky, Voylcs. Hnrkins Sliforxn Row: R. Horne, Andrews, Palm:-r, Phillips. Bcnncrr, B, Vaughn. Fomuu Run. Anrcnc. Rngsrlnlc, lnqkmn. Snrirh, Harris, Dnvcnporr Ming, Knox, Gregg, Welker, Bnydxrun, Ryder, Cunch VVillignm Boggs, Rector, Twhyfncld. Arm-rr, Hurt, Cobb, Silvers. lngrnham, Kaiser Stacy , Decrozu, Tvfunncrbcrg cilfm 'si D ons Kaye Hmkle charms Sw' Ruth Jane Campbell . gonna Calvin ra99Y Shelton Patsy Faso .lack Lawter Jack Swidensky n Fmsr SEMESTER Bill Huffman Don Rubrecht Raymond Carr Ed Garrett SPONSORS Clarence Breithaupt, Gordon Dupree, Olen Williams OFFICERS President Vie-President Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-A rms SECOND SEMESTER Raymond Carr Tom Hord Bill Wallace Harold Warren s' g 5 3 U fig 153 FL i A f R Senior RANK 1-ni.o , hornore F H54 Poundsl EARL WORSHAMIETP K ha, worked lor three Vex: un ' ma :Dion our 0' llullwu- the mm, Q-d,hl-1:3 thi! Earl ll ill' ills: shown abilitYf bu' outstanding boY on 'll' q H lurllrll! diovrs the lillglmn DPW' YW shrp. o nent. COACH GORDON DuPREE Central is very fortunate in having as its wrestling coach, Gordon DuPree, a marl who really knows all the angles of the sport, having won o nationol championship during his college days at Stillwater. Wrestling is only three years old or Central and improving steadily under his competent leader- DAN NY XQUGHN, 5,,,,,omm Q- Damly W. 7 Pounds! LAWRENCE HAH- moxt tiniehizinlop l f0 one of th. L fl 12 Pvundgtl' sung' ever had C vufllere W. 5, , fence wan, 5 lo 'Drk a:lra lfnlral If ll' Continrll: boy' on ha. oakland' r as he har this yn, man Pmlilfdl. He ,ul Mglrlmlot ' ' ll P0 If 9 0 l dual meet cornzzmm: mom, in 1 .4 wg' Senior JACK EDWARD GAlllE'lT, Senior WAYNE Blllllgndn '1?:E-RTS, Sonoma' CHARLES MARTIN, Sophomore iH0ovrvliil'tl 065 Po 4- on Jack lr 3 Po 4'J ' 1130 Pounds! Ed is the biggest boy on the squad wayne has been 0'll::::u :3-m. abilit:.,:l:'::'4 lots at natural clxlgu lug U ld' 'Mn M ll' ml ond is one of the fastest moving ,pw wrestling and nn. should duno, in wrestling and ro e at entral rho xeeond n- , hgh uhgol y mg muh to an ou' rnelter, but he re learning very boys despite his 230 pounds. all rlrrei of lm 5 of the hum 'fund' rqpirlly, 1 I M i N KENNETH SHAVERS, Junior U65 pounds! Kenneth lun not been a regular thle year as he hal been vreiting eeeond man under Wayne lur- ...,. u. ...ru r.. ..r...so Irma ro o PERRY JACKSON, Sophomore BILL WILLIAMS, -llmior U45 Wmtdil U20 pounrlsl :: z:: If 'I II eau is rr.. biggest rim. mon an nr. ' team. He il also quite a linger. them. KENNETH JELDY, Junior C103 poundsl Kenneth is the smallest boy on the team and hoe shown remarkable improvement this year. BASEBALL Central's baseball team won the City and State Championship in 1944. The Cardinal ball teamis record at the end of the season was I3 wins and no losses, besides winning all of their practice games. The Cardinals defeated Classen, Capitol Hill, and Northeast twice to win the City Championship. ln the State Tournament at Norman, the Cardinals defeated Putnam City, 5-4 in ten innings. They went on to' beat Southside, II-5, and then beat Classen, 14-4, to win the State Championship. FIRST Row: Doyal Lowther, Frank Wright, Earl Baker, Vernon Shaw, Wayne Hines, Tom I-lord, Martin Tebrinke. SECOND Row: Bob Gregg, Iay Watts, Bob Vaughn, Howard Raines, Surpy Shaw, Vernon Bowen, Bill Drain, Harold Warren, Coach Breithaupt. TRACK QQBTRAL QJYXWRAL QNTRA S L DKLK EW' JKLA Clrv IKLI CIYY FIRST Row: Bob Gregg, Wendell Phillips, Louis O'l-laver, Vergil Day, Tom Phillips, Don Welker. SECOND ROW: Don Skeel, Raymond Carr, Bob Vaughn, lvlonte l-loke, lack Dever, Coach DuPree. THIRD ROW: Charles Glasgow, Bill Drain, lat Watts, Bill Huffman, Ed Garrett, Bob Davis. The track season in 1944 produced a little better than average results. We were fortunate in having a few lettermen back. Bob Gregg was the high Point man of the team, collecting 44 points, and Louis O'l-laver was second with 38 Points. We won the City Meet on April 25 with 58 points, and on April 29 we placed second in the Regional Meet with 32 points. Roy Taylor placed second in the 880-yard run in the State A. A. U. The most outstanding event of the season was a state record set in the medley relay of 3 minutes, 34.3 seconds. This relay team was composed of Raymond Carr, running the 220, Bob Gregg, the nog Monte I-loke, the 4403 and Roy Taylor, the 880. MISS WESTER QQ wctoc-xi 99 'X 6 E to G61-70601-7 Rl: , jlff LA, A 55557 ijt' V ' f Q91 fikff SPEEDBALL Q ' ff I 1 , 0IROPI4lCI4 ' ' STQRI45' '- ? 1? gi 4? , GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIUN QSQYK E533 4 , Sqn n-1'- I 1 ffl lm IFYIF7 Mas. SMITH N: 0 ll L o i 5 Miss Berniece Wlester and Mrs. Vivian Smith are the two competent teach- ers in the girls' physical education department at Central, giving instruction in physical education, first aid and sports. Although they have not been at Central very long, they are quite popular with the girls in their classes. Miss Wester has charge of the sports class, which has won so many honors for the girls' division ol Central's sports. FIRST Row: Bette Io Lowry, Betty Parton, Edith Starkey, Betty jones, Wilma Roach, captaing Ruth Dryden, Dorleen I-lendren, Barbara- Gleason. SECOND Row: Elizabeth lvfartin, Billie Arms, Ollie Owen, Ioyce Petty, Mary Io Garner, lean Davis. THIRD Row: Suzanne Shreve, Mary lane Woodle, Willa Dean Pearson, Lois Smith, Berniece Cook. The Speedhall team met and defeated all comers in the inter-high school tournament until the final round, when a fast tricky team from Britton overcame Central and nosed the home team out of the title in the final game. N E z N f A 1 r EDITH Snnxrsv, MARY Amis Ancnsn, Biamiscs Cook BAIIMINTUN The i Badminton scason had not be un as this book 945 E went to press. However, the 1944 season saw Central runner-up for thc City title. hflembers of last year's team who are sure to represent Central creditably this year are Edith Starkey, Mary Alice Archer, and Bcmiccc Cook. . X. - I fflgi ,139 FIELD BALL fx ,-'rf fi ' Xlsiq' 56 FIRST Row: Barbara Gleason, Edith Starkey, Berry Q Patton, captaing Elizabeth lvlartin, Doralcen Hentlrcn. .Sz A I SECOND ROW: Ruth Dryden, Ollie Owen, Mary lane V S l I 1 THIRD Row: Betty Iones, Lois Smith, Wilma Roach. A I 1 I s I If uf 'L QQ IT H if I ROM-Q VULLEY BALL Central played host to the inter-high school Volley- ball tournament, Iannarv iz, 1945. The team defeated Capitol Hill ami Clawscn in the prcliniinary rounds, earning the right rn met-t Britton in the final round. Ccntral's smooth team play war too mirth for Britton, Central winning 57 to 27. Wllmil Roilrh, Crrplrlrrr, Hflly Innes, fran Davis, lirrmrzr Crick, Ollie Owen, Belly 1'a11nn, .Vary lane IVrmzlIe, Darleen Hendrm, Suzunm' Shreve, Edilfv Starkey, 5 N tt -. , ,. 1 1' Fmsr Row: out Owen, amy Patton, Edith Starkey, sf ,l Mary lane Woodle. SECOND ROW: Betty lones, Berniece Cook, Dorleen Hendren. I V , THIRD Row: Wilma Roach, Lois Smith, Willa Dean M , Pearson, Ruth Dryden. gf TEAM MEMBERS Nor S1-1owN: Nadine Esterline, Ina Mae Chesher. 'ro nl sf ' GIRLS' PHYSICAL EnucA11oN PING PONG The 1945 Ping Pong season had not been completed when the yearbook went to press. However, the 1944 City title went to Central by virtue of Central's entry, Shirley Pyeatt, eliminating a large field of contestants in tourna- ment play last spring. Central's entries in the 1945 Ping Pong matches are: Wilma Roach, Mary Alice Archer, Betty Sanders and Mary Iane Woodle. The Central High title is held by Mary lane Woodle, who defeated Wilma Roach, 2 to o, for the rtitle. iff 1 as viii? M fs 1 1 1 ll? os oo ote' .ae Qty Ts 136.92 Sud' SHIRLEY PYEATT City High School Girls' Ping Pong Champion ar f e.-- xl? SOFl'BAll Central's Softball team topped the City High School girls' title in a round-robin tournament played at McKinley Park in May, 1944. Behind the stellar pitching of Red', Esterline and the classy fielding ' ZDQ at tea of Tiny Chesher and Dewdrop Starkey, plus the powerful batting of Toni Iones, Ollie Owen and Wilma Roach, the team just couldn't lose. They defeated Classen in the finals, 4 to 3. . 5 ' fi I J 5 .P ' ' e I 2 s A 4 1.g-.r' . 5-1 f 15 iz' .ai : ,L 'ezn V y s ' ff in- :1 '. . .,, J il i n .,. 5 f 6 3, X Q-I 'bln' , . 4 if -K lhli K4 13 -V lf 7 x' EQ ,-,A I I lf ii Q : fa q i Q S ' W if if AGIVWMWHE S FIRST Row: Gadd, Horner, Miss Hallie Elder, D. Brown, Wilson. SECOND Row: Lake, R. Z. Brown, Hinkle, Brantley, R. M. Smith, Iohn. THIRD Row: Lawter, Barbe, M. Brown, Cordell, Pierce, Vossen, L. Brown, Stev- enson, B. G. Moore, Limber. FOURTH Row: McGuffee, Hart, B. Iohnson, Latta, Vaughn, Buck, Swidensky, Lynch. STUDENT C0lJNCll The Student Council of Central I-Iiglm School is composed of representatives home rooms, the recognized clubs, the three classes. lt is through this organization that the activities and the life of the school are coordinated. Dahl Brown and Walter Horner have shown splendid leadership in directing the activities of the Council this year and in re-establishing the City Council. lvlary Elizabeth Wilson is to be greatly commended for her work on the handbook. Especially fine has been the work of Ruth lane Campbell and lack Vaughn in preparing the assembly programs, assisted by the bril- liant stage work of Carl Gadd. Betty Patton has done much to further the war effort in the capacity of chairman of the Stamps and Bonds committeeg as a consequence Central has been entitled to fly the Schools at Warn flag for fifteen months. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SENIESTER Dahl Brown President Walter Horner Harry Palmer Vice-President Carl Gadd Mary Elizabeth Wilson Secretary Catherine Iohn Tommy Ioyce Brantley Corresponding Secretary Doris l-linkle Rose Marie Smith Treasurer Rita Z0 Brown Frank Lake Sergeant-at-Arms lack Vaughn Iack Swidensky Parliamentarian Dahl Brown SI1oNsoR: Miss Hallie Elder FIRST ROW: Kolar, D. Hazell, Whitney, Run, Merkotris, Chaffin, Sureck, Hurst, Gaines, Ar- nold, Swartwood. SECOND ROW: Anthony, VVaddell, Sanders, Para IOII, Newland, Boydston, Fisher, Beely, Calvert Wildman, Witt. THIRD Row: Hord, Stephens, White, Thayer Kasner, Smith, Iones. FOURTH ROW: Threlkeld, MrCollum, Crane Thrower, Benson. FIRST Row: Evans, Campbell, Thornton, Clop ton, Adkins, Venable. SECOND Row: Parrott, Cox, Murphy, Fagan Grant, G. Iohnson. THIRD Row: Donly, Martin, Lawter, Boggs Frankel. FOURTH Row: Warren, B. Hazell, Howell. FIFTH Row: Hartman, Carr, Ragsdale. FIRSI' Row: Stanton, McClIrdy, Taylor, Burns, Wolaver, Kercc, Lasater, Rowe. SI1t:oNIr Row: Elliott, Steedrnan, Kile, Iordun Graham, MuCarr, Carithers. I I THIRD Row: Armstrong, Phelps, Whitt-ford Telford, N. johnson. FOURIH Row: Hughes, B. M. Moore, Wehba. 1 ,...4..i FIRST ROW: Iohn, Sureck, Hinkle, Chaffin, Smith, Donna Sue fmascotj, Iones, Brown, Wildman, Steedman, Brogan, Venable. SECOND Row: Stump, Schweer, Breedlove, Spence, Calvert, R. I. Campbell, Wilson, Gaines, Sanders, Adkins, Swartwood, Gabert, Thompson, Wade. THIRD ROW: Clopton, Wright, Kolar, Rogers, Hazell, Butterfield, Murphy, Doss, Sandford, Arms, Hurst, Murray, Gallatin, Dean, Crable, Witt. FOURTH ROW: Howell, I. M. Campbell, Winslow, Garrett, Phillips, Kerce, Plummer, Swanson, Rippy, Maine, Davis, Arnold, Mitchell, Bitting, Ianger. FIFTH Row: Evans, Thornton, Stallings, Ambrose, RED SKIRTS Looking for pep? These gals have it! It doesn't take long for one to discover the pep of the Red Skirts and recognize the club as one of the leading organizations at Central. Red Skirts can be found at all football and basketball games, and their cheering at pep assemblies makes you realize what Central means to them. Their Drum and Bugle Corps, under the competent direction of Mary Helen Iones, is the best of its kind in Oklahoma. This year something new has been added -the twirlers, Dortha Spence and Sue Swartwood. Among the Red Skirt social activities for the year, an outstanding event was their annual banquet for the football team, at which Rose Marie Smith ably presided as toastmistressg also the beautiful Holiday Dance, and the Spring Dance. The members have contributed of their time and talent this year in presenting the Red Skirt Minstrel, giving and decorating the Christmas trees for Teen Town , and ushering on numer- OUS OCCZISIOUS. Q FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Rose Marie Smith President Mary Helen Iones Betty Lou Chaffin Vice-President Rita Zo, Brown Shirley Sureck Secretary Barbara Wildman Rita Zo Brown Treasurer Dolores Brogan Mary Hazel Mitchell Sergeant.:-at-Arms Sue Swartwood Betty Sanders Doris Kaye Hinkle Pledge Mistress SPONSORS: Miss Florence McClure, Mrs. Gladys Been Betty Atkins Eulalia Steedman 4 lx, l K to v- ,lr- ,..s. 4- -ui, FIRST Row: Williamson, Little, Wolaver, Hinkle, Benson, Riley, SECOND ROW: Iackson, Merkouris, Connor, Dawson, Bryant, Barnett, Renfro. THIRD Row: Corkle, Orrell, Phelps, Webster, Duskin, Taylor, Carr. IWW FIRST Row: Lake, Winder, Huffman, McCurdy, Wildman, Cooper, Steedman, Hayes. Sucoxn Row: Apostol, McDonald, Williams, Senter, Archer, Broadrick, Farmer, Barrett, Allen, Sweet, Smith. THIRD Row: Steele, Hight, Bell, Rochel, Masterson, Ricks, Stump, l-lutto, Adams, Dillman, Hutchison, FOURTH Row: Haney, Wiggins, Stevens, Stanton, Dockum, Taylor, Wehba, Wheatcraft. FIRST ROW: Bradford, Orf, Whittington, Horne, Harris, Whitney, Wehba, Bettie Phillips, Lake, Stott, Swidensky, Leffel, Young. ' SECOND ROW: Fair, Curley, McKee, Lawter, Thompson, Fox, Webster, Riley, Frankel, G. G. Moore, Flynn, Bond, Wahl, C. Hughes, Pop Miller. THIRD ROW: Thrower, Threlkeld, Dierker, B. Hughes, D. Brown, Dean, Iarrett, Faulks, Swanson, Fowler, Eckroat, Ross, Hill, Bernard. FOURTH Row: Copeland, Horner, McCollum, Pierce, Arnold, Vaeth, Wilhelm, Smith, Vaughn, Howard, Buck, Vandemer, McCoy, Hayes. BACK Row: Felts, B. M. Moore, Wright, Latta, Hart, G. Brown, RED SHIRTS The Red Shirts boast of being the oldest pep club in our school, and only modesty prevents their telling you of their leadership in other fields. The outstanding activity of the club the first semester was the Red Shirt Minstrel with Tenal Wehba, president, as lnterlocutor, ably assisted by end men lack Swidensky, Sam Fair, M. L. Leffel, Frank Wright, Lyndell Buck and Iames Pierce. The proceeds were used to buy furniture for the office of boys' counselorg and a second performance given at night donated the proceeds to the P.-T..A. The pledge class was under the supervision of Charles Harris, who also did a swell job as business manager of the Cardinal yearbook. The destinies of the second semester were guided by Bill Moore, and the outstanding event of his administration was the rollicking good time the boys had with their fathers on March 23rd. In the Student Council, a Red Shirt served as president both semesters-Dahl Brown, the firstg' and Walt Horner, the second. Among the club's social activities, all will remember the Christmas Dance, and the Spring Dance in May, at which events appeared the two Red Shirt Sweethearts-Bettie Phillips and Dqlores Brogan. So, as the old saying is- You will find them in the tavern, You will find tbem in the hall, Yea, Red Sbirtsf Fmsr SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Tenal Wehba President Bill M. Moore Frank Lake H Vice-President Gene McCollum Iohn Stott Secretary Frank Lake lim Whitney Treasurer Bill Hughes Don Copelin. Sergeant-at-Arms Walt Horner Charles Harris Pledge Master Tenal Wchba SPONSOR: Mr. Ralph V. Miller FIRST Row: Boggs, Born, Thrower, Harris, Kimberlin, Bettie Phillips, Crane, Beesley, W. White, Docknm, Guthrie SECOND ROW: Weems, Hart, Garner, Wright, Stewart, Pearson, Horne, Figaris, Mackey, Magafos. THIRD ROW: Brooks, Baker, Venable, Williams, Harkins, Vaughn, Keagans, Witt. FOURTH ROW: Iohnson, Shirk, Henley, Worsham, Roberts, Davenport, Floyd. FIFTH ROW: White, Kelley, Kaiser, Richardson, Rinehart, Lafferty. . ,K . 3-,,......1 ,78- QL .36 -I ,-v FIRST Row: Glendening, Nicek, Ralston, Dolores Brogan, Webster, Wehba, Powell, H. Kelly. SECOND Row: Weaver, C. Kelly, French, White, Limber, I. Havens, Williams. THIRD ROW: Elliot, Oruch, R cece , Brakebill, Hedrik, B. Havens. FOURTH Row: Houlette, Mitchell, Ueltschy, Miles. BLACK SKIRT I sf FIRST Row: Pim, Thornton, Basinger, Brown, Waddell, Anthony, Brantley, Pierce, Woodruff, O. Cordell, McConnico, M. Cansler, Lynch, Fagan. SECOND Row: Hunter, Boydston, Sarras, Beesley, Loveland, Steinke, Stone, Hollingsworth, Liniber, Mrs. Curtis, Pruner, C. Cordell, Henry, Carithers, B. Cansler, Burgess. THIRD ROW: Rallis, Circle, Kasner, Unruh, Tipps, Iordan, Owrey, Beeley, Fisher, N. Iohnson, B. Iohnson, Radek, McCarty. What a success! That's just what the Black Skirt Pep Club is. Starting the year's activities with a Founders' Day Banquet in the Civic Room of the Biltmore Hotel, the girls displayed the originality and ability which makes an organization gather prestige and set precedents. The girls on the Planning Committee were Evelyn Basinger, Theodora Anthony, and Tommy Ioyce Brantley To finance the activities of their club, the Black Skirts have ushered at the Mlinicipal Auditorium and Taft Stadium. The usher captains, whose diligence was largely responsible for the attendance and efficiency of the usherettes, were Mary Limber and lean Henry. Equally important events were the Christ- mas Ring Dance, Spring Dance, and Pledge Round-Up Dance. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Tommy Ioyce Brantley President Tommy Ioyce Brantley Theodora Anthony Vice-President Luan Brown Tommie Lou Waddell Secretary Ieanne Pierce Luan Brown Treasurer Helen' Pim Evelyn Basinger Sergeants-at-Arms Evelyn Basinger lvlary Overton Ieanne Pierce SPONSORS: Pledge Mistress Ianie Thornton Catherine Cordell Nlrs. Eleanor Curtis, Mrs. lvlarian Nelson, Mrs. Lucille Whitman FIRST ROW: Apostol, Holick, Blevins, Powell, Malon, Gipson, Pierce, P. Stephens, Noe, McAlester, M. Brown, Hicks. SECOND Row: Skeel, Wright, Barbour, Childers, Landsberger, Cheek, Stoolz, Poston, Mrs. Whitman, Brady, M. Bennett, A. Bennett, White, Neilson, Hunter. THIRD Row: W. Stephens, Kindred, Martin, Hopper, Walker, England, Hanson, Scott, Weller, Purcell, Cooley, Wasser- man, Porter, Rish. I, ii JANE WILLIAMS Block Skid Mascot x I l' :ilk -K it ilgtfraa, E 'D X-fi nl -49' -79 'W In v incur M6- L ' 49 nxysf' FIRST Row: Hite, Barris, Bums, Iohnson, Fields, Davies. SECOND Row: Hutson, Pearson, Womack, Naile, Mahan. THIRD Row: Mrs. Nelson, P. Venters, Kreig, Godsoe, McManis, Hughes. FOURTH Row: Moose, Bebe Keough, B. Venters, Merritt, Pegg, Betty Keough. 'QM BLACK SHIRT FIRST ROW: DeGrey, Gore, Sullivan, Billie Iohnson, Lee, Bolinger, Ramsey, Gadd, Manis. SECOND ROW: Watts, C. Stem, Campbell, Stephens, Bell, Dever, Ragsdale. THIRD ROW: Fiechtl, Durrett, Cobb, Marshall, Mathews, Kecsee, Crossno, Akers. FOURTH ROW: Gaskell, Crowe, Lawter, Green, Mayfield, G. Hughes, Mr. Castor. The Black Shirts furnish a very special part of the activities of the school. ln addition to their vociferous cheering at all games, they make up the group that does. all of the stage work for Central's productions, with Carl Gadd as stage manager. They helped with the ushering for the college football games at Taft Stadium, and were responsible for the beautiful decorations in the girls' gym for the Christmas Teen Town . The social calendar for the Black Shirts began with the annual outing one week before school opened last fall. This was followed, during the year, by two hayrack rides, a Wiener roast, the Classen-Central Prevue at the Uptown, and their annual Christmas formal. Their second semester activities were climaxed with the Spring Dance. V Fmsr Sexnssrm OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER I. W. Grissom President lim Sullivan lim Sullivan Vice-President Bob Ramsey Bob Ramsey Serrezary Iack Dever johnny Manis Treasurer Lincoln Ragsdale Bill Gore Sergeant-at-Arms lack Bell Avery Keesee Pledge Master Avery Keesee SPONSORS: Mr. Harold Castor, Mr. lohn Kracaw 'S --is FIRST ROW: Hcnch, Shaver, Neuncr, Grigsby, Billie Iohnson, Shafer, Querry, SIQVOND Row: Crouch, Rush, Brown, Christian, Src-ni, lcweit, Rash. THIRD Row: Lawyer, lfmcrson, Oliver, Thompson, Manners, Patton, Lowther. lT0l'R'I'H Row: Edwards, Wilhitc, Dnrlcy, Louis, Forget, Mr. Castor. .4- Q- FIRST Row: Clary, Hounshcll, McClain, Ditmorc, Gilbert, SECOND ROW: Stathos, Chapelle, Saunders, R. Brown, Allison, Spaeth. THIRD Row: Smith, Williamson, H. Hughes, Oakley. FOURTH ROW: Williams, Iackson, Price, Burke, Mailer. X K Holderness, Routh. f ,,,,....-- FIRST ROW: Kimberlin, Lafferty, Born, Kerr, V. Powell, Glendening. SECOND ROW: Spivey, Fair, Miss Chowning, Whitney, Ross, Dockum. I THIRD ROW: C. Iohnson, B. Powell, Rinehart, Pearson Roberts, Weems, Guthrie. FOURTH Row: Henley, Iesperson, Worsham, Crane, R johnson, -Davenport, Richardson. FIRST Row: Venable, Hughes, Baker, Flynn, Ralston. FIRST ROW: Brown, Horner, Swidensky, Miss Chowning Stott, Leffel, Graham. SECOND ROW: Boggs, Fowler, Moore, Thompson, Vaughn Buck, Felt, Wehba, V THIRD ROW: Whittington, Spears, Hughes, Palmer, Soule, McCoy, Lake, Campbell, Bond. JEFFERSDNIANS The Ieffersonian Debating Society boasts of being the oldest club in Central, having been organized in I904 in the old lrving School building, and it has functioned ever since as a club of school leaders. The Ieffs ended their first semester's activities with a bang -their annual stag banquet, where Central's alumni get together representing classes all the way from IQO4 to 1945. Of course, a little spice is added to the event by speeches, jokes, and big black cigars. Other equally important activities of the club are the hayrack ride, the Ieff Spring Dance, and the Ieff-Cice Debate. This year the v . SECOND ROW: Shirley, Williams, B. Webster, D. Webster, Limber. Fmsr SEMESTER lack Swidensky Iohn Stott Walt Horner M. L. Leffel Frank Lake Ralph Graham Ieffs have hid great success under the able leadership of lack Swidensky and Frank Lake, and the surveillance of their sponsor, Miss Eva Chowning. OFFICERS SECOND Ssmissrran President Frank Lake Vin'-President lack Vaughn Secretary Bill Hughes Treasurer Bob Spears Parliamentarian Pledge flflaster lack Swidensky Donald Boggs SPONSOR: Miss Eva Chowning l:lRSl' Row: Raulstou, Hazell, Kessler. SI1r1oNn Row: Sibels, Hatfield, Buniker. FIRST ROW: McCollum Miles Miss Collier Threlkeld Morris, Hurst, Thrower. SECOND Row: Dierker Iames Thayer Frankle Fagin ack Thrower. THIRD Row: Stokes, Oruch Brown, Shirk Mitchell. CICERUNIANS The Ciceronian Debating Society centered its activities for the first semester around the service flag honoring Central's service men and women. On November 8, an assembly was presented to rededicate the flag and to acknowledge the new stars listed on the flag. More than five hundred blue stars and twenty-five gold stars have been placed on the flag since our entry into the war. The speaking parts were outstandingly presented by Willis Threlkeld, Walter Thayer and Donald Iames. Other activities included the party for the rushees, a steak fry at Will Rogers Park, the Christmas Party with the usual white elephant exchange, and the stag banquet at the Biltmore Hotel in Ianuary. Participation in the various speech tournaments in Oklahoma City and throughout the state has been a part of the activities of the Ciceronians, and they concluded their second semester with a party honoring the graduating seniors. Fmsr Smesren OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Willis Threlkeld President Gene McCollum Ierry Hurst Vice-President Walter Thayer Gene McCollum Secretary Donald Iames Irvin Fagin 'Treasurer Iohn Dierkcr lack Throwcr Parliamcntdrian Willis Threlkeld SPONSORS: Miss Fern Collier, Miss Ruth Morris Q an FIRST ROW: Guthrie, Hart, Miller, X .L ts N92 r Q lv, ,f .... ,A at .4 gf 5: -it SECOND Row: Tichardson, Mnsterson, Mrs. Nelson, Conner, D. Garrett, Iohn, G. Garrett. THIRD Row: Ieffress, Stroud, Kolar, Elliott. GIRL RESERVES The purpose of the Girl Reserves is to promote character and to render public service. Several very worth while projects were undertaken by the chapter at Central this year: War work at the HY , sponsoring Central's guest book for service men and women, anfl participation in Inter-club Council meetings held once a month at the YWCA. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Harriet Elliott President Ann Clement Vice-President Mildred Kolar Secretary Iacltie Sargent Treasurer Catherine Iohn Student Council Representative SPONSORS! Mrs. Marian Nelson, Mrs. Vivian Smith SECOND SEMESTER Dixie Masterson Ioyce Ann Conner Billie lean Hart Catherine Iohn Harriet Elliott HI-Y 1 FIRST ROW: Dierker, Harris, Brooks, Telford. SECOND Row: Mr. Va THIRD Row: Miskovsky, Ryder, I. Havens, Orf. FOURTH Row: B. Havens, Scott. The Hi-Y chapter at Central is an up-and-coming organization for boys. This year they n Meter, Crockett, McKee, Webster, Mr. Ryder. f F nklin School, and each year bestowed memberships to the Y.M.C.A. upon two boys rom ra they aid some benevolent society. Among their social activities for the year were the steak fry D b nd their annual spring picnic. at Camp Don Shelley last ecem er, a FIRST SEMESTER Charles Harris Donald Skeel Ronald Latta George Crocke It OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SPONSORS: Mr. M. V. Vanlvfeter, Mr. Raymond Ryder SECOND SEMESTER Iohn Dierker Donald Brooks Dan Webster Bill Telford FIRST ROW: Guthrie, Stewart, Howell, Iordan, Burns, P. Lake, Kimberlin, Schram. SECOND Row: Apelt, Huffman, Sweet, Weller, McReynolds, Steedman, Heiman, Haney. THIRD Row: Henley, Iames, Meador, Dye, Miss Angevine, Hazell, F. Lake, Nicholson, Duskin, Zimmerman. FOURTH Row: Bunker, Iespcrson, Shirk, Houlette, Pritschow. PAN-AMERICAN STUDENT FDRIJM To bring about a closer relationship, sympathy, and understanding with the peoples of the American continents, through study and association, is the purpose of the Pan-American Student Forum. One of the projects known throughout the city is the assembly, on which this organization collab- orates with Les Beaux Arts every spring. Outstanding Pan-American social functions are the Christmas Dance and the annual spring formal dinner dance. Fmsr SEMESTER Iohn Stott Ierry Dye Geneva Ballinger Ierry Dye OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Executive Council SPONSOR: Miss 'Dorothy Angevine SECOND SEMESTER Billie Marie Howell Ierry Dye Geneva Ballinger Ierry Dye ,af 1:1 ,gf FIRST ROW: Countryman, Kessler, Iordan, Fields, Boudreau, Garrett, Fahl, Williams, Anderson SECOND ROW: Carrough, Davis, Donley, Hight, Peterman, Waldo, Iones, Versaw, Christie, THIRD ROW: Dawson, Lima, Ford, Braudrick, Smith, Buckholz, S.irver, Hundley, Watts. FOURTH Row: Dye, Bowers, Patterson, Adams, Gadd, Benson, Mrs. Quang. FIFTH Row: Harrington, Wall, Hazell, Berry, Ricks, Mr. Castor. Les Beaux Arts was originally organized for the purpose of encouraging ,af A 'Q---wg., ' LES BEAIJX ART sq W, .s Iohnson, Evans. creative endeavor in art and for promoting artistic appreciation among the students at Central. This year the club's annual assembly dealt with art in a modern world, giving very effective and graphic representation of modern trends in the field of painting and sculpture. I Members contribute of their talent for any school event requiring it, and have designed and executed the division pages of this book. Fmsr SEMESTER OFFICERS Georgia Garrett President Io Ann Smith Vice-President Elaine Fields Secretary Billy Dawson Treasurer Elaine Fields Pledge Mistress Gray Fair Sergeant-at-Arms SPONSOR: Mr. Harold Castor SECOND SEMESTER Georgia Garrett Io Ann Smith Elaine Fields Dorothy Donley Dolores Evans Gray Fair FIRST Row: SECOND Row: Mcculloh- . THIRD Row: FOURTH Row: Rams- FICFTH Row: Lowther, Bledsoe. SIXTH Row: D. Organ, SPWCY' Wade, Brixey. The Central chapter of Iunior Red Cross worked hard this year in their many services to help the war effort. The enrolment drive for membership was a big success, with Central contributing 15625.00 for service funds. Each home room filled stockings for servicemen overseas at Christmas, plus boxes sent to children last fall, and educational boxes sent to children in the occupied countries this spring. This year many of the girls took part in knitting and in making cookies and candy for servicemen's canteens. OFFICERS Barbara Wildman ....... .................-..---- ---------4----f P f C-ffdfflf Bob Ramggy Y,Y,,-,,-,,--,- ....... V ice-President John Stott -,---------,,AV,,, ,,,,i,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,, ........... S e crctary Eulalia Steedman .......... --,,------------'-4f-Y-------------4------ T V614-Wff' Bgtty Mm-my ,,,,,,...,,,,,,,.,,,., ..,.,. . Student Council Representative Mary Elizabeth Wilson.. .... ............,...A..... --.....-..,.- -------4--.--44---.------------ A C I ivifgv Difffwf SPONSOR: Miss Kathleen Lowther FIRST Row: lohn, Calvert, Chaffin, Patton, Ballard, Steedman, james, Doss. SECOND Row: Catron, Binkley, Boyett, Hunter, R. Brown, Wildman, Hinkle, Rosenthal, Darrough, Moore, Harmon McCulloh. THIRD Row: L. Brown, Woodruff, Pierce, Thornton, Wadell, Rowe, Guthrie, Stevenson, Deen, Breedlove, Bitting Bogard, Hill. FOURTH Row: johnson, Frankel, Lake, Eckroat, Swidensky, Horner, Carr, Iackson, Dye, Smith, Buchanan. NA'I'IONAl lIONOR SUCIETY The National Honor Society is one organization to which every student at Central desires to belong. Recognizing the highest scholastic attainments, this organization selects its members on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. The Central chapter sponsors two assemblies annually, at which new members are taken into the society. Its chief activity is the taking of the Honor Roll at the end of each grade period. OFFICERS Rita Zo Brown ......... ............, ,,,,,A,,--,-,-,,,, P r csidgnt Barbara Wildman ....... .....,. ,,,,,.,., V i cg-Prggidgng Eulalia Steedman ......., , ....,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,, S gcrgtary BCIIY Lou .....,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, T rgayurgr Erik PCICFSCH ............... .......... P arliamentarian Bill NiCh0lS ....... ......... S ergeant-at-Arms SPONSORS: Mrs. Maude Bynum, Mrs. Georgia Reid, Mrs. Eleanor Askew, Mrs. Nancy Mills, Miss Ruth Wallace, lxlrs. Mary Lockwood, and Miss Kathleen Lowther. v 1 FIRST Row: Garner, Wilson, Batey, Baker, Revard chanan, Armstrong, Chapman, Capel. 2 FIRST ROW: Bagley, Adams, Mrs. Curtis, Scott, Ragsclale. SECOND Row: Wilson, Robertson, Nokes, Lawrence, Easley, Pettigrew, Bentley, Taylor, McFarland, Samples. Rose Marie Gamers, Dorothy Ragsdalenn lean Samples... ., l Wiggans, Roberts. Russell, Norton, Bolton, Wood, DI TRIBUTIVE EDUCATIUN CLUB OFFICERS ,, ,, , Prfxidnlt Vive-Prfszdfnl , , , , .Seirffary Almcda Armstrong, Student C'0l17ll'lI Representative Dmsc ron: Mrs. Eleanor Curtis The Distrihutivc Education Club is composed of girls who are participating in the Cooperative Training program and .ire ern lovetl art-time in retail sellin occu ations. P , P 5 P These girls are performing a definite war service and at the same time are receiving training for I1 useful peace-time vocation. SECOND ROW: George, Wright, Carr, Garrett, Bu- FIRST ROW: Lois Hawkins, Mayo, Evans, lrice, SECOND Row: Carpenter, Selvidge, A, Clay, Clay, FIRST Row: Kessler, Young, Ball Gibson, Rozell. SECOND ROW: lVenable, May, Brauer Manners, Cardenas, Warren. FIRST Row: Mrs. LeBron, Hare, Swails, Reddick, Pennebaker. SECOND Row: Meek, Mclflvany, Smith, Rogers, Hartman, Morgen- son, Tankersley, Webb. FIRST Row: Roberts, Swindell, Boy- ett, Baldwin. SECOND Row: Scott, Westfall, Dins- more, Moore, Mossler. IIIVERSIFIIED C0 UPERATIVIE TRAINING Students who have combined school and employment In a co ordlnated plan to learn I skilled trade or specialized occupation make up this group Their school program contained two or more subjects related to their job situation In which they were employed three or more hours per school day School credit was granted for learning processes aIId experiences gained on the job as well as for theory and subject matter obtained In school classes DIRECTORS Mr Clay E Venable Mrs Iosephme LeBron MASQIJERS FIRST Row: Brown, Lake, Swidensky, Miss Conger, Wehba, Threlkeld, Buck, McCollum. SECOND Row: Graham, Moore, Thayer, Vaughn, Hughes, Palmer, Horner, Gadd, Throwcr. To recognize, further, and develop. interest and talent in speech work for boys is the endeavor of the Masquers of Central High School. This is an honorarytorganization for those boys who have shown outstanding dramatic and speech talent combined with qualities of leadership. The membership cannot exceed twenty, and members are taken in at the conclusion of each semester. Highlighting their calendar of events this year was their Founders' Day Banquet, with their annual assembly and picnic. FIRST SEMESTER lack Swidensky Tenal Wehba Frank Lake Iohn Stott OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Reporter HONORARY MEMBER: Miss Hallie Elder SPoNsoR: Miss Maybelle Conger SECOND SEMESTER Tenal Wchba Willis Threlkeld Lyndell Buck Bill Hughes FIRST ROW: Farmer, P. Lake, Shure, R. Brown, Wilson, Miss Conger, Evans, Thornton, Benson, Pegg. SECOND Row: Nail, Lekas, Orrell, Parrott, Hunt, Christie, Thrower, Iordan, Graham, Bennett, Baker, I. Brown, Flynn, Anderson, Crossno, Grunert, Grigsby, l-lolloman. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club consists of the outstanding students in speech at Central. Each year many laurels are won by them at the Enid and Norman speech tournaments. Their activities at school include the pres- entation of a pay assembly , the proceeds of which are turned over to the Student Council treasury, and an annual Christmas assembly. Green and white are the colors of the Dramatic Club, and they have had the luck of the Irish this year insofar as success is concerned. SPONSOR: Miss Maybelle Conger Fmsr Sumiasriin OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Ruth lane Campbell President Mary Elizabeth Wilson Barbara Wildman Vice-President Dolores Evans Mary Frances jackson Secretary Rita Zo Brown Dolores Evans Treasurer Clema Benson Walter Thayer Student Council Representative Mary Ida Thornton Frank Lake Parliamentarian Ruth lane Campbell SPONSOR: Miss Maybelle Conger FIRST Row: McCurdy, Riley, Thayer, Iackson, Campbell, Miss Conger, Wildman, F. Lake, Clopton, Archer. SECOND Row: Chaffin, Threlkeld, Brigham, Iohnson, Venable, Swidensky, Taylor, Crane, Ladd, Horner, Anthony, Vaughn, Brantley, Gadd, Cornelius, Brown, Sharp, Buck. ii ,S yT FIRST Row: Shaver, R. Brown, Thrclkeld, Chaffin, Miss Conger, D. Brown, Anthony, Horner. SECOND Row: Smith, Swidensky, Howell, Thayer, Moore, McCollum, Sharp, Lake, jackson, Boggs, Pevsner. NA'I'IONAl HIRENSIC lIE GUE The purpose of this honorary organization, a chapter of the National Forensic League at Central, is to promote the interest of interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking. For admission into this organization, a person must have participated in the interscholastic forensic contests to the extent of qualifying for the Degree of Merit, and must rank scholastically in the upper two-thirds of his class. SPONSOR: Miss Maybelle Conger some KEY , Golden Key is an honorary organiza- tion for girls, whose members are se- lected for outstanding achievement in dramatics. The club's chief activities consists of its annual initiation and as- sembly. lt is with great pride that the girls wear their Golden Key pins. OFFICERS Barbara Wildman . .. . . President Mari' Elizabeth Wilson , . .,,... Vice-President Tommy Ioyce Brantley. Secretary-Treasurer Betty Lou Chaffin. .. .Social Chairman Rita Zo Brown ., Student CYUMVIFII Repr, Sl-uwsok: Miss Martha Truax . . -,. 1 ' 'sf -'11 ' FIRST Row: Rose Marie Smith, Mrs. Been. Sl5coNn Row: Mr. Miller, Brown, Horner, Sullivan, Brantley, Palmer. Ti-nan Row: Mrs. Smith, Mr. Van Meter, Vaughn, Ross, Whitney, Miss Wester. FOURTH Row: Swidensky, Miss Snell, Miss Elder, Campbell. TEEN 'l'0WN CUIJNCIL Organized only a year ago at Central, Teen Town has made a fine record for itself, with its chief activity for the year being the dances in the girls' gym, one each month. The most gala event this year was a Christmas party sponsored by the four pep clubs, which furnished the decorations, refreshments, entertainment, and Christmas trees. STAGECRAFI' The Stagecraft Class has become more than a classroom subject. lt has projected itself into being one of the vital groups in the extra-curricular field, providing the scenery and staging productions for nearly every organization at Central. The stage group has spent more than a thousand extra hours in producing effects for the Iunior Play, the Music Club program, the Christmas Assembly, Les Beaux Arts program, and the Senior Play. Stage crews also have been provided for the various scheduled assemblies throughout the year. FIRST ROW: Menteith, Tipp, Vaughn Cordell, Keenan, Garrett, Fransworth Grady. SECOND ROW: R. Cox, llarriiigton Barton, Giiyner, Noble, l.. Cox, Lam bert, Mangers, THIRD Row: Christian, Delirey lfiechtl, lick:-l, Cilcrist, Snyder, Riggs l70lIR'IH ROW: Fdwartls, Catld, Brewer Parks, Rogers. -U'.! FIRST Row: -Horton, Waldo, Ramirez, Williams, Scott, Myers, Raulston, Ballinger, Nokes, Darrough. SECOND Row: Lasater, Shelton, Merkouris, McCart, Paine, Hazell, Bond, Davidson, Ford, Pyeatt, THIRD ROW: Drain, Day, Cos, Marrs, Richardson, Cornett, Rust, Harry. FOURTH Row: Overton, Graham, Newland, Godsoe, Hansen, Clyde Martiii, Warner, Taylor, Haney, Turner, Hale. a Cappella a Cappella, a musical organization made up of the best voices in Central, has provided the music for most of our school assemblies. The members took part in the Christmas Pageant and the Holy City pres- entation at the Municipal Auditorium, and have sung with the Oklahoma City University chorus on many occasions. They have helped in the war effort by generously contributing musical programs for the Army and Navy clubs and for the U. S. O. OFFICERS lvfary Ramirez ,,,,... , .,....,,,,e,.,,, , .,.,,.... ..........,. P resident Pat Lagarer ,,,,,,,,,,, ......i V ice-President Ralph Raulston .... .. ...... ............ , Secretary Geneva Ballinger ....... ............. . ........................ T reasurer Bob Hazell ,,,,,,,,,,, .. A. ,............ ,.,,,,...,. , Student Council Representative DIRECZTOR2 Miss Eva Lee FIRST ROW: Conrad, Dye, Spivey, Soule, Wallis, Christianson, Charles MartiIi, Seffel. SECOND Row: Spencer, Bradley, Greensweight, Wilson, Snow, Hill, Henry, Hiller, Arnold. THIRD Row: Schlemeyer, Buckles, Willis, Pryble, Flatt, Clark, Pim, Holloman, Stone. s...,, Della Mae Oldfield President eAl'res1dent Serretarv Treasurer are entlmusiastlg groups President Vins-President ,Serrctary , , Treasurer Flksl Row Lawson lord ackson Phillips Whltc Meador A Hicks Rldlcy Ncthcrcutt Queen, Hits. THIRD ROW D Hicks Cronan Hampton Robmson Marrs Wellner Smith D Hunt Shure. PPL. ,..f'? MUSIC Clllll The aim of the Music Club is to promote enjoyment and appreciation of fine music and to encourage active participation in it. Membership in this club is attained by personal talent. This talent is then combined and presented to the student body in the two annual Music Club assemblies. This year, under the direction of Miss Eva Lee, this organization did much to make National Music Week an outstanding event at Central. OFFICERS Geneva Ballinger ....,...,.. -..- .... - ..,.... -----..- ..,........ - ...... ..-e-.-- .,...... -..-.-----.Pre.fident Pat Lasater ,,.,,......,.... ....,,. - .....,,. - ..... V ice-President Elizabeth Harmon ....... N .................. ...... .......,. . S ecretary Mary Ramirez ,...... - ........,. - ...... - ....,,. ..- .........,..........,..............,..... Treasurer Ethel Kasner ,.,,,,.., - .,....... -.,-,.. ......,. .Student Council Representative Shirley Sureck ,,,,, .,..,,,,,.... ..,,,, ..,......,...,......,............. P a rliamentarian SP ' ONSOR: Miss Eva Lee FIRST Row' G . runert, Kasner, Anthony, Meador, Sureck. SECOND Row: Merkouris, Raulston, Stoolz, Miss Eva Lee, Ballinger, Clark W' THIRD Row: Ramirez, Newland, I-lane , G , lllis. y raham, Harmon, Peterson, Portor. RED SKIRT DRUM AND BUGLE CURPS The Drum and Bugle Corps is a girls' marching club, a subsidiary to the Red Skirt Pep Club These girls have marched in all school parades and at football games this year, and have been called upon as an entertainment feature by various civic organizations. Mary Helen Iones, their drum majorette, has been a live wire in their organization and really uts the girls through their paces in, many hours of practice. DRUM MAJORETTE .rs,,,,,, ...,,.ss, M ary Helen IOHCS TWIRLERS A,.-,-,,-----,-,,A,4-, ,.......,.,..,, D ortha Spence Sue Swartwood FACULTY Anvisgizu, ,,,,, ,.,,,,, M r. Benjamin Goodsell SNARE DRUMS Beverlee Kerce Io Etta Penn Charlotte Swanson Sarabeth Breedlove Donna Hazell Kathleen Sanford Betty Thompson Erline Renfroe Pat Riley Carol Taylor Clema Benson Frances Gaines Delores Bryant PERSONNEL TENOR DRUMS Betty Calvert Martha Davis Betty Ann Doss Iune Williamson BASS DRUMS Dixie Arnold Ruth lane Campbell BUGLES Sylvia Kolar Doris Hinkle Dolores Evans Patsy Clopton Dolores Wright Betty Adkins Rose Marie Smith Mary E. Wilson Kathryn Merkouris Gloria Barnett Marilyn Schweer Mary Ann Gallatin Pat Plummer Margaret Vossens Dolores Brogan Lila Corltle Donna Duskin Bonnie Sue Little Betty Murrah 0. H. S. BAND FLUTES Wanda Billingsley Donald Bloom Dorleen Hendren Marjorie Holland Hampton Lawter Wanda Stephens PICCOLO Harriett Kaiser OBOES Sylvia Burgess Emmett Fry Ieanie Maloy CLARINETS Betty lean Bell George Brown Iimmy French Russell Gaskill Bill Graham Rosa Lee Grueser Charlotte Kirk Mildred Kolar Henry McCarty Don McGuffee Eugene McPherson Ouida Nell Miller Gene Oruch Bill Ralston jimmy Reese Cary Lou Roe Kathleen Sanford Roger Shadrick William Skaggs lay W. Smith Bob Swanson Betty Thompson Fred Whiting Iimmy Wright BASS CLARINET Verl Iohn Metz ALTO SAXOPHONES Bobby Boothe Ioe Kirkpatrick TENOR SAXOPHONE Roy Sherry BASSOONS Don Hatfield Nita Faye Rochel CORNETS Harry Ball Howard Beesley Tommy Bond Wendell Dockum Harlan Holiner Charles Hughes Lee McCall Harvard Page Ezra Patterson lack Shirley Bill Smith Dick Whittington FRENCH HORNS Donald Beesley Gilbert Dennison David Giddens Norma Grove Bob Reynolds Iack Reynolds Wendell White TROMBONES Ioe Bell Gene Dillehay Kent McFarland Richard Myers Valjean Powell Forrest Rush BARITQNES Harvey Ioe Burnett Richard Hart Manuel Holliday B. B, McCulloh Mickey Moore Paul Moore lack Thrower BASS Bob DeGroat Elton Fields Bob Gittings lack Mason Ierry Murray Maurice Plummer SNARE DRUMS Iane Bell Donna Bristow Emma Sue Gourmier Rena Io Fahl Kenneth Ieldy Bob Mitchell W, G. Perkins Harriette Peterson Patricia Powell Iimmy Thrower BASS DRUMS Peggy Skeel Martha Markos CYMBALS Dorothy Burnett Emma Ruth Ellis TY MPANI Donald Boggs CONDUCTOR: Mr. A. H. Long Robert Skelton GUEST CONDUCTOR: Mr. Boh Makovsky Charles Ueltschey GUEST ARTIST: Iames Neilson Central's band has been verygbusy this year. It had the privilege of opening the Sixth War. Loan Drive, played for the teachers' meeting in November, and also played out at Douglas for the defense workers. Small groups of the band played for the Salvation Army pots on the downtown streets at Christmas time. One of its main assemblies was the coronation of their beautiful band queen, Sylvia Burgess. In Feb- ruary the band appeared in formal concert with Mr. Boh Makovsky as guest conductor, and Mr. Iames Neilson as guest artist. Besides all these outside activities, the band contributed much to the pep and enthusiasm at football and basketball games. . URCIIESTRA Quality rather than quantityi' could very easily be the motto of Centralis orchestra. It may not .be the largest organization at Central, but it contains some very promising musicians. This year the orchestra has been very fortunate in obtaining as their new director Mr. Goodsell, who had played for twelve years in the Philadelphia Symphony. Because of transportation difficulties, the orchestra was unable to enter the Tri-State contest at Enid this year. ln addition to furnishing music for various school functions, the orchestra gave a spring concert. An annual picnic is among the social activities of this group. ROSTER . VIOLINS BASSES CORNETS Ethel Kasner Sylvia Burgess Howafd Beesley lack Bailey Elton Fields Lee McCall Sally Krieg Dec Rosenthal PIANO TROMBONES Nita Faye Rochel Mary Ramirez Richard Myers Ioanna Burns Valjean Powell los Havens Fl-UTES Forest Rush Wanda Billingsley Vlol-A Dorleen l-lendren TUBA5 Iohn Malone Hampton Lawter Bob Gittings Maurice Plummer CELLOS CLARINETS Lowry McKee Manuel Holiday DIRECTOR : I. WI Smith Kathleen Sanford Mr. Benjamin Goodszll TYMPANI Clema Benson VIOLINS Ethel Kasner Ioanna Burns Sally Kreig FLUTES Wanda Stephens MANDOLINS Mary Limbcr Dolorosa Steinke Betty Noe Rosalcc Rzdek Ieanne Pierce Evelyn Basinger Dorlese Hicks BLACK SKIRT SERENADERS INSTRUMENTAL PERSONNEL GUITARS PIANO Tommie Lou Waddell Mary Ramirez Karla Lynch . - Naomi Boydston CEU-OS Pat Larkin Norma Pruncr Betty Hollingsworth Marilyn Brown BASSE5 MARIMBAS Peggy Skeel Igmff Fagan Betty Woodruff ylvla Burgess OFFICERS RHYTHM Tommie Lou Waddell Ld,,.,, -M ,,,,Aeee,,,,, pf,,l,1,,,, Ffancfs I-Ovfland Mary Ramirez ,....,,,,..,,.,,,, ..,....,, V in-Prnidmg Helen 53135 I.aVon Beeslcy ..,,....,.,,. ,,...,.,,,,,...,, S ecrgzary I-3V9n BCCSICY BCUiy NOC ..Yv.....,,,, ..,,.,,,,. ...,.,,,.. T r caxurer Mary Limber ,..,..r The Black Skirt Serenaders, an auxiliary organization of the Black Skirts activities this year, under the direction of Miss Lee and Mr. Long. Business Manager pep club, have had various The music of the Serenaders is in the Mexican style, and they have won city-wide popularity, having played for the Crippled Children's Hospital, the Chamber of Commerce, the U. S. O.'s, the American Legion convention, church organizations and school assemblies. CHORUS PERSONNEL Theodora Antholly, Mary Apostol Donna Barbour, Marjorie Bennett, Gladys Blevins Iackie Carllthers, Winona Childers Cath erille Cordell, Opal Cordell, Irene Illgldllll Barbara Cipsoll, I'at Godsoe ROSAIIIOIILI Hansen, lvlarion L'Illgllt'S, Gloria Hunter NIII Iollllson, Barbara L,1IllLlSl3t'fgCl' Doris M Allstar, Iflorence MCCCJllIllC'iD, um Mdfllll IllllCllt' Owrey, Duriecc llc-arsoll I'It'ltll I ll Mary' Porter, Mary PUSIOII, Sdllilfd Rallls ICHIIIIEIIC' SClIlUIllCyCl', Pat Sttphtlls Idl Stoolz, Wilma Stone, Yvonne Whlte out Womack, Maxille Wright, M :HS Q , HM 2 BNN Q rv X' 1 Y 1 4 , K F E KN W he SJLUL1- .. . buf then after all if was the Annual Red Shirt lBlok- facl minstrel, directed by Maybelle Conger. lnferlocuter: Samba, someone fold me Q Ball was cussin' the other day! Samba: Well, boss, dat's right. lnterlocuter: What for, what happened? Samba: Me an' Q Ball wuz out repairin' the tele- phone lines yestiddy, and I wuz up on the pole an' acciden!'Iy dropped some hot lead down Q Ball's back. lnrerlocuter: What did he say? Sambo: He said, Really, Sambo, you must be more careful. l., gl ,Bw leosant, q niet eve The makings lor 6 P the Sycamores. . 5, Ya 90M , a admn, 5, looks H kg fun' ning at I1 01118 df 4-1 ,,-Y What! Are the two co aches actually gg racing this time? ff, ,film 'L Ucoflfid . enhollY, it stinks, iq noun ing l master Wghbu, 9 dunc- mour, but she won Idn't if aan I., d BGNY turns gn 'he SIG on his burm cork. THE JUNIOR CLN5 971501115 YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU By mn and Kaufman Directed By MAYBELL5 CONGER 944. II 15 p rn Thundly December 'I I CAST OF CHARACTERS num nn. cm Dolores :vnu PII. Ylulnlllf' .mu v-uhh um Apu Penelopl syumm Rhehl mil Sycunen I D!Pll1nu K Thmvlr lld Waltz! Till!!! Chmn hem Hamlin Thnmpnoll I nc Blll Hugh! Marlin Tony Kirby l-'IW' ' BOB! Kollnnw lvl' 'bb- ,U wemngmn Eli! llurriy mb, mu mm Klrb Th!!! lltn Alice Henclenvn Btllh llfli ywwdl Hull! Nell Kyff' Bob Horn! lui!!! Bri: The mene In uae heme of lhriin Vmdcllmt Nur York Anil Awednudnyevenlhl lnurllllxhllnctclmcunnlhll :loud In dznou du pdl! ol urverdqmlril AISI ll A VBR IIS' Act lll Th! nzii dl! , ., ,,,,, ., . .. will wie ,,,YY,,V . . V fY---VY -4 - P . ,Y,Y Y, Y . V V Ed , ,, , . , ,,,,,, .. ,, , ,, Don I , H V V ' - Vunderhol , ' Y Y Y Y - , , .Arlen ' H ,Y ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , Ilthuak V ,Y ,,,,,, ,,,,.,. , H , , G ,,,,,,,, , . ,.YY,,,, Mn. y , , . H om .. , V..VY. . e bv' Agate BARBARA WILDMAN and WALTER HOHNER E CARL GA DD :nd RITA Z0 BROWN GENE MCC OLLUM nd I DOLORE5 BROGAN DAHL BRO WN. d .H TOMMY IOYCE BRANTU EY Don McG if . in oe. lack Swidcnsky, Nancy Scum. Flasr Row: Marjorig Sharp' Sncouo Row- R be - S . o rt kelmn, Mary Alice Archer, C4 Q Hum R M ' ' 055 aric TOM M Y IOYCE BRA NTLEY and D AHL B ROWN THE SENlOR CLASS presents X PRlDE AND PREJUDKIE By JANE AUSTE-N Directed by MAYBELLE CONGEB I Thursday, May Nth, 8:50 P. M. CAST OF CHARACTERS N Mt. Bennet Lnot such a bear as he pretends! Walt Horner Mrs. Bennet ther business to get her daughters married! , , H , , Barbara Wildman I Elizabeth Bennet lthe prejudiced one! , Tommy Joyce Brantley .lane Bennet Qshe loves all the world! Rita Zo Brown Lydia Bennet tshe prefers men in uniform! Dolores Brugan Mr. Darcy tthe proud one! , Y, , Dahl Brown Mr. Bingley Qjovial but quite the gentleman! Carl Gadd Mr. Wickham teverybody declared that he was the wieltedest Q rnan in the world! ,,,,, ,,,,, , ,, , , Gene McCollum Mr, Collins lodious creature! lnheriting our home! .lack Swidenslry . 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SOONER SPIRI' swf E Dick Whittington, Ethel Kosner, Frank Boggs, Sarabetl Breedlove, Nancy Scovil, Pattilou Sharp, Luan Brown The Sooner Spirit is published at Central High School, lahoma City, for the students, by the iournalism students, printed in the printing department by the printing student In a few cryptic words the masthead of Central's we paper states the purpose and the plan and tells who does work for this mouthpiece of the school. The Sooner Spirit has been a continuous publication for t' ty-five years, varying in size, number of issues, and make but always it has tried to cover every event of the school and to present each aspect of unfolding panorama of Iifi Central. Sponsors: Miss Martha Truax, Journal Mr. B. H. Thomas, Print Sh 1 1 PRESSMEN Charles Frank Mr. Thomas Charles Ruby N ,J LETZIEISER RD fgAR1gAR,X Wil DMAN ISFTYY l'A'I lON BETTY LOU CHAFFIN Tbnd Frm Yrrvvlff ,J Y ..,...-J YRANK IAKI: DUNAI ll IAM! S IIERRY DYF pm, Sm mul Thml CUM E CEME T SPEAKERS IACK SWIDFNSKY MARY ELIZABETH WILSON TOMMY IOYCE BRANTLEY WALTER HORNIER x BEET PATTON Phiiomarhea Good Citizenship Award American History Award, r944 ti BE'I'I'Y WOODRUFF First, Secretarial Award RITA ZO BROWN Firxt, Girls' Science Award MILBUIHNI LACKEY Prinring Award. Oitlahoma City Typographical Union No. 2.83 KAYMOND CARR MAURICE IANCO Iunior Rotarian Hunarablr Mrntion, Red Shirt Athletic Award Boys' Science Award First, Bovs' Science Award BONNIE NOVAK ELIZABETH HARMON Second, Secreuriai Award First, Bookkeeping Award r' f was MARY ALICE ARCHER Honorable Mention. IACKIE DARROUGH Moderii Languages Award Girls' Science Award ,- I ...ri GEORGIA GARRETT Second, Les Be-Aux Arm AMANDA WALL Firxt, Les Beaux Arts Award' H0 0R UIINIIVA UALLINDEK Mu Phi Epsilon Award Vocal Department Award BOBBIE SYKES Second, Bookkeeping Award 'lf' i Q LINDA LEE BITTINC Spanish Award, Women's Federated Clubs of Oklahoma City NELLIE LOU IORDAN Tbird, Les Beaux Arr' STUDENTS HAROLD HARTMAN IVAN SAMPI ISS 13m-mfncri Cofllvcrarxvu 'lrnmng Aw.rr-l Frm, Rr-Lulxng Awml n..a.- ci..r.,fg..- I-m.,..1.u..r s.n.f.lm1,.,, I LUAN BROWN lirhcorml, Imrrnalmn Awrml HARRY l'AI.MIiR Iunior Rourian filly Manager I. W. SMITH junior Rotzrian Mmmfm naw NOKIES ,vu-Und, Rm.1..rg Awami r:.,1fci..f.u-g.r- lwrxmmlurx' s Q lmluxlup DOLORES BROGAN CARL GADD Runners, lourrmlrsm Award Black Shnrr Srqgcurdfr Award TOMMY IOYCE BRA Kindcrgarrcn Board YI ,- , ' ' A, DA!-ll, BROXVN Iunmr Rumrmll lNL1wqucrs Awnrd Hugh Srhonl l'rxmlpnI BARBARA WILDMAN Cru' Hz-.nlrlx Director LEY IACK SWIDENSKY WALTER HORNFR umor Rotarnn Iumor Rotannn DON DANNER I City Audiror I- .- Y ,V ,ilaffu Q' E. .1 fr s , ,f 5 4 . :bw ,,,,, V J BILL SOUTHERN Business Manager of Board of Education mdffhd Hun Witt Annual Queen Sylvia YBMVQESS Band Queen Qofzfis Kaye HMQIQZQ FooflJc1HQueen fonilee Wade QBoslce1cl:oH Queen P! AHF 1QCly7fl407fl0l QCIW MT. Ce TIIITCII Tommy joyce Brantley Miss Cenfral '-'Tl' Tl- Uardinal llrazg Crossword Puzzle HORIZONTAL Where Coach Breithaupt gets his java 54 Blue is to bwoo as red is to U... . 57 Her sister had the same nickname fand same color hair, 58 Best state in the Union fabbnj 60 His first name is Maynard, but we called him by initials 62 The best debating club at Central 64 Her nickname is that of a little boy in a comic strip 65 You see it on lots of cars around Central 67 High point man in basketball finitialsj 69. Found in bottles and in 210 70. Miss Conger's food for thought 71 That same old spirit 71. When? 75' lt's a sign he's on the way up in the Navy 76. Position on a football team 79. Prepusition 80. One of our favorite colors 81. Two-thirds of our favorite store at Eighth and Broadway 83. Gives one a breath-taking experience 84. lNf: gotta green light! 86. Poetic word meaning dry and withered 88, We ean't think of a daffynition-this word is prone go. Used to be the boys' theme songg now it's the girls' gi, Cone the second semester, but not forgotten, eh Nancy? 93. What Socrates called his wife for short ffor smart 94. guys onlyj 96. Conjunction expressing alternative 97. Street or saint fabbrj 99. State of many bobby-soxers after hearing The Voice. loo. Big boy-in school politics and otherwise roi. Tall boy with a long name, so we call him this ioz. Cutie-pie leading yells finitialsj Ante Meridiem The gal with the gavel Hole in cockney dialect Head trouble-shooter at Central Fluid required for term papers First name is 'llce' You get the best doughnuts at ........ Two times one half Rotund utility' man for the coaches Name of a letter Quod erat demonstrandum Cmember in Geometryj A men's national fraternity What many of our alumni now wear Favorite indoor sport at Central This is out of place in a china shop, but not with Essie A second Roosevelt in Les Beaux Arts An excuse that always works Conger says this gal is all out for Central Found in all plays and at En1mitt's Indy Canova says it this way: To terp a little sichore This keeps prices down on things we can't get Zag's partner Only a chemist knows this: symbol for iron Most enjoyable classroom activity There are formulae for finding this in circles and squares This makes any English teacher smart Two of these are quite handy fon footyj in the snow Anything put on in assembly that isn't serious Where musicians and mechanics hold forth at Central Her chief interest is any four-letter Cardinal athlete F ' t ' .ze'.':. '.7 ?5'3 YY f1 9 ?W '.'I:- 3' ' Ef'EV'5f v WR' ' VERTICAL 1. He lettered in football, baseball, basketball and track 2. The guv'ner ' 3. First name of famous cartoonist and of a racketeer 4. Four-letter word meaning tall, blond, popular male 6. Central's most notorious list finitialsj . His nose knows fand howlj g. She can direct as well as twirl 9, Her middle name is Galbraith 11. A small Black Skirt who goes with a Red Shirt 13. Bones 14. She's mighty proud of that Model A 15. ..........,...,..,.. high! 16, Pledges' theme song 17. We sometimes call him Butcher-boy 18. ': !1-!!1fy'! 19. Part of all addresses to soldiers overseas zo. What she means when she says yes 2I. A rival of Classen ' 24. Sweet Spanish music from these. 25. ....,., ..., a nd ends l 28. The first word in Ed Wynn's sentences 30. The only girl who would look at a 27 34. Kindly and gracious 36. Lazy man's ello 37. Poetic word meaning enough 38, Found up front in Drum and Bugle Corps 39. What every sailor says when he sees a slick chick 40. Paddle your own canoe . Teachers' favorite assignments . He's long but he's short . Three-letter word for crowd . Favorite letter in the alphabet plus 'm fMinute.r of an average meetingj 43 44 46 47 Meeting gaveled to order by the President Nosey Mary Myth. Everybody stood and sang feach in her own peculiar keyj the club loyalty song. The roll was called and discussion followed. Minutes of previous meeting read and disputed. Lonny 'L. Swim wished to have them corrected. Secretary Shirley Alright found no mistake. Lonny was satisfied. Betty Boo Choking stood to point of personal privilege. She was excused immediately. Dollars Broken gave treasurer's report. She was ousted. Rita Up Brown elected treasurer. Rita Up Brown throws matter out of window. Hospitality Committee is to send flowers to hospital for Rita Up who suffers from broken neck. Mary Tellen Bones moved to have picnic some nite. The President objected as it is too cold. She was ousted. Mary Tellen was elected President. New President gave inau- gural speech. She was ousted. The former President was re- elected after being reinstated. Pledgemistress Horace Dinkle moved to have pledge court. Pledge Mary Alice Archer objected. Horace sent the rest of the pledges for mops to clean up the blood. Meeting adjourned. Forcefully submitted, SHIRLEY A1.1z1eHT, Secretary. YE CICERONIAN SOCIETY OF UNEXCELLED DEBATERS One feller sez to 'nother feller, sez he, Don't you think that that Sisseronian Debatin' Society up at Central High School is just about the best club you ever seen in yore life? Sez t'other feller to th: first feller, I shore do, now. Sez the first feller 'gain, lt's just purty durn good, what with all those gigantic and stupenjus projecks that it takes on and carries right through to victory-ous conclushing. Why, do you know all it has done for this here school? Keepin' the Service Flag, promotin' forensick activities through our school, and doin' all them other things that it does do. Why, no wonder it is the best club in school. Then the other feller chimes in and he sez, Shore, and look at all them that outstandin' boys tl-iat are members of that club: lerk McCollum, Willie Threlkeld, Clark Gable Thayer, and'HiIack Thrower, who are all in the Masquersg and Handsome Frankel and Ionald Dames in the Honory Sassietyg and Dohn lierker, president of the Hi-Y: and them that Thrower boys, and Bub Mitchell, and Blowhard Oruch, who might near runs that bunch of kids who make noise with them that pipes and boxes and things with holes in 'em-all outstandin' boys in this institushing o' higher learnin'. ' Then the first feller, he responses with this here partin' remark: And with those two putty sponsors, Miss Collier and Miss Morris, that club just cain't go wrong. Yessirree it's the Ciceronians for me. 51. Singing M.C. on Chesterfield program 52. Enlisted canine 53. Rational 55. Civilian sad sack 56. The Boss 59. French for wine 6o. A musical instrument ' 62. They call it this in the army falso in our cafeteriaj 63. Grammar fiends know this verb can have no object 66. We have one for girls and one for boys at Central 68. Central's pep squads can always do this-but loud 69. All's well, and in Oklahoma 70. A religious crusader, also on our football team 72. Examples: Hinkle, Wade, Burgess, Witt. 73. Sound uttered when stalling for time 74. Pink elephants come with this finitialsj 75. City famous for a blues song finitialsj 77. One of the famous Dean brothers 78. Happy's real name . The best debating club at Central . Color used in referring to an eye or ball 81. Spontaneous sound from class when 3 Vertical is assigned . If Gypsy Rose Lee did a strip-tease on her first name . Usually a body of water, at Central just a body . Usually preceded with for goodness . No girl at Central acts like this animal! 82 Ss 87 89 . 92 93 95 98 79 80 . E ........ l the Slob's favorite epithet . In Latin per ' . 3.1116 . In atin from . fMinutr.v of an above-average meetingj Meeting called to order by Balmy O'Boys Bantly, Presi- dent. Order finally got. Minutes were read and explained to Piggy Shelton. The President asked for any bold--er-a-old business. Booam Down rose to give treasurer's report, but Theethedoora Antony moved to dispense with the treasurer's report. It was discovered that she owed 25C besides her assessments, dues, fines for talking in meeting, etc. As she only had 24c, she asked for someone with sporting blood to meet her outside immediately. She and Fatsy Pagan retired to the hallway. The treasurer then continued with her report and read the names of those who are, to leave meeting because of unpaid debts. The President then wished to vote on a date for the Spring Formal, but since we've hardly a quorum left to vote, it was decided to wait until next meeting. Doggy Cordell moved that Mary Slimber take off her mask since Hallowe'en is over. It wasn't a mask. Doggy fined IOC. Meeting was then adjourned. , . I Resolutely submitted, IEAN PUNCTURE BALLAD OF THE JUBILANT JEFFS Say, pardner, you know those two clubs, The ones down at Central High? To which would you rather' belong- Can you tell me this, and why? Yeah Man I can answer that And not even have to try, For the Cices are not in the runnin' While the Ieffs say Do or Die, Now the members thereof are a rugged bunch, Why they even have hair on their chest: ' They go in for sports, tooth and toenail, And never seem to rest. While Sissies are a puny lot Who must have their vitamin pills, 'They must take care and watch their sleep ln order to overcome their ills. The leffs, I see, debate a bit too, And they do it with quite a punch. So Cices beware, when you talk against them, Or at least, that would be my hunch. So all in all, I'm lad I'm a jeff, But the Cites , tiey, too, are swell. 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