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

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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

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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.