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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1946 volume:

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Win, A 1 , 7 l l l 5 I I-gh, Q 4 V 1 w pu f y 1 .IQ - A 1 4-.A Z Q VY, 1 7 Q 1 5 1 4 I W 2 i Z' X f 1 Z We dedicate this annual to our Z 3 K K Wax N--I Z future lives, as we forge into the Z Z yyzili' o mg' atoinic age and progress in the Z V? V 1 I. Z air age. l . -V E- il -y K ,f - Z 5-'-QMIHI lllay we never forget the sacri- Z W- Z fices made by our fellow students Z 'Z and may this guide us as we Z f strive to become the leaders o Z Z ' tomorrow. 'V MZ! r w ,. L, 5. lx ,Ll W W4 ,,, Mf-ALLISTER i v 4 7834 Sunlight We look upon thee now in bright sunlight, A building rising high to meet the sky. We found with inexpressible delight A welcome that has ne'er been known to die. We lived with you, in learning and in fun, And made each day a higher step in dreams. And maybe boast of all the things we've done To make our school what everyone esteems. We soon shall leave our school with cherished hopes, That when we close the doors behind us fast Her spirit still will help us up life's slopes, Until we know no more of what is past. -Betty Cernosek. 1 X X - tr X! F I 1519 N SW EN BCARD 0F EDUCATICN Q.. K. af .k J i'.. ROY TURNER IRA WILLIAMS President 3. 5 .40 A-rf . 9e- I E,2'j,fQQf3,Ef, J. wnm mcHARnsoN JAMES A. SINEX N. L. GEORGE Business Manager DR. H. B. BRUNER, Superintendent of Schools MR. F. R. BORN, Principal of Central High School V - MAURINE HOOVER Girls' Counselor J. FRANK MALONE Vice-Principal RALPH V. MILLER Boys' Counselor HELEN ALLISON Chairman of Home Economics DOROTHY ANGEVINE Language, History BERYL BARN ETT English GLADYS BEEN Chairman of Student Welfare History SUE BRANSON Commerce CLARENCE BREITHAUPT Head of 1 W 5 Physical Education I MAUDE BYNUM English JAMES CAPPS Music FERN COLLIER History MAYBELLE CONGER Speech GORDON DU PREE Physical Education Football, Wrestling Track HALLIE ELDER English LODA I-IALL Head of History IRENE HAMILTON Mathematics y ei .yay 2 it in it --Iii . at 5 f Q ..., 'Ik aiu fm' tw My , riff I we i 3 .5 . ik . ww- , ,fh- fi ' 1 . 'Q fi ' 1 :fr Y 'IQ it is , , N , . UB.. si f w4 'IxT ' i hm.. --eq: ELEANOR ASKEW English JESS M. BAILEY Science L. H. BENGTSON Industrial Arts BLANCHE BLICKENSTAFF Registrar MARY BRUCHER Home Economics J. S. BURLESON Commerce HAROLD CASTOR Chairman of Art EVA CHOWNING Librarian ELEANOR CURTIS Distributive Education L. S. DEMAND Mathematics JESSE FARRIS English, History, Mathematics IRMA J EAN HALL Art GRETA HANSEN English EDYTHE HAAS Secretary LEN NA LAWSON Commerce JOHN KRACAW Science F. A. LEABO Industrial Arts JOSEPHINE LeBRON English, Psychology KATHLEEN LOWTHER Mathematics FLORENCE McCLURE Language RAE MILLER Mathematics NANCY MILLS English MARY NEEL English MARIAN NELSON Science RUTH ROGERS Head of English BARBARA SCHLABACH English R. B. SHOGREN Industrial Arts JESSIE ROYER History Q p is? 1 ' -ip -Y 2. .- fat! . ... Q in -...J . ... as am 'I' if me .L it 1 ,af . l 2 if i I ,, it in 'N BERT HOGARD Science DORIS KAYE HINKLE Bookkeeper EVA LEE Music A. H. LONG Chairman of Music RUBY MCKELVEY Commerce AGNES MARTINOSKY Attendance Clerk RUTH MORRIS Mathematics STANLEY MYERS Head of Science A. E. PHILLIPS Industrial Arts GEORGIA REID Commerce RAYMOND RYDER History STELLA SAMUEL Chairman of Language VIVIAN SMITH Physicai Education RUTH SNELL Language MABEL STEWART Head of Mathematics DORIS TAYLOR English, History B. H. THOMAS Industrial Art: MARY TI-IACKER Secretary E. CLAY VENABLE Diversified Education PAULINE WALKER Science L. W. WEBER Commerce, Psychology SAM O. WEBSTER Industrial Arts OLEN WILLIAMS Science Head Football Coach LILLIAN WILSON Commerce is 6 ,Q A I' 'iw 'f' QI if , A QE 5, .. 'E .I Fx 2. its Mil ,i 'S 3 ?1 05 '55, :xx 5'JlnE - '. 3.243-! 1V LUCILE E. TAYLOR Science I W. S. TAYLOR Head of Industrial Arts MARTHA TRUAX English, Journalism M. V. VAN METER History RUTH WALLACE English CORA VOY WARD English BERNICE WESTER Physical Education LUCILE WHITMAN Commerce 9 K FIRST ROW: Delia Mahaftey, Arlie Hinshaw, Mrs. A. L. Cook, lone Greenhall, Dora Stone. SECOND ROW: Chella Yarger, Velma Hankins, lva Taylor, Rachel Linton, Faye Pim, Helen Wilson, Peggy Curtis, Helen Phillips. FIRST ROW: John Gray, Grover Jenks, Ernie Johnson, James Ch'ld . ' 'ess CUSTODIANS SECOND ROW: Ray Sowers, George Melton, Carl Parmenter, Bascomb Dodde, Ed Ely. ...fx 1 I ! I I Qwsswae , v Z Z f Z 1 5 Z 7 5 4 Z WN I - , , AX J 'W ' MEALLISTE x y K if U 30 E gm kifxvfv XE N fi C 24621 fame MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL Chosen By Vote of Senior Class 4464 WMM MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY Chosen By Vote of Senior Class 3 , Presidents: Bob Ross, Bill Flkiigli X 'Bob Ross PRESIDENT Jimmy Whitney , VICE-PRESIDENT Tommie Lou Waddellxi SECRETARY Pat Plummer by TREASURER Naomi Boydston SERGEANT-AT-ARMS EIIIIIIII III-ISS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Bill Hughes Tommie Lou Waddell Ruth Jane Campbell Billie Jean Arms Lyndell Buck STUDENT COUNCIL YELL LEADERS Sylvia Kolar Ruth Jane Campbell? QB Sylvia Kolar Clema Benson Officers: Billie Jean Arms, Tommie Lou Waddell, Clema Irene Benson, Lyndell Buck, Sylvia Carmen Kolar, Par Plummer, Ruth Jane Campbell. As the last semester of High School for the Class of '46 draws to a close, we all begin to recall our wonderful experiences at Central. When we leave we will no doubt go on read- ing about our classmates the rest of our lives. One day we will possibly read about Dolores.Evans, the QQLwLAw On the Sports Page we will find that Frank Boydston has made All-American. Of course Bob Entzminger, John Haney, and Vernon Forshee have made themselves famous in Basket- ball. Then both our Student Council Presidents, Jack Vaughn and Bob Ross, with their speak- ing ability, have become lawyers. Not least on our list is Ruth Jane Campbell, Ruth Jane has always won titles, and now she is Miss America. ln connection with Ruth Jane we remember the Junior Play, You Can't Take It With You, which starred Clema Benson and Lyndell Buck. In the passing parade we see some organizations at work. The leaders in the organizations were leaders of our Pep Clubs at Central. Tommie Lou Waddell, Jack Bell, Sue Swartwood and Bill Hughes, Barbara Circle, Bill Marshall, and Jimmie Whitney. ,We notice that the Editor of the paper we are reading is Betty Murray, our l946.Yearbook Editor. The illustrations for the paper are drawn by Elaine Fields. And last but not least, on the theatrical page we find Tfone Wehba lYou will remember him from the Red Shirt Minstrelsl has revived a Vaude- vi e act. We all dislike leaving Central but we know that there are bigger things in the future for us. Sponsors: Mr. A. H. Long, Mrs. Lilian Wilson, Miss Barbara Sclloback, Miss Helen Allison, Miss Lenna Lawson, Mr. F. A. Leabo. H. B. DALTON Academic BETTY JO MURRAY Academic BARBARA ALICE HOPPER Academic JIMMY TAYLOR WHITNEY Academic BILLIE MARIE HOWELL Academic CLEMA IRENE BENSON General ELAINE JUNE FIELDS Fine Arts TOMMY BOND Academic DONNA LOUISE DUSKIN Academic BEVERLY SUE SWARTWOOD Academic EVELYN BASI NGER Commercial DON L. FELTS Academic X if R'-A E ,xgfcff-,. .Q if 5 ,M 5 3. E. Mcgft , , A xr W S- X. I L , . I I, Li 2 A tiki dxf ' QE, W- MA- : . ,za-1 n A M W P . 1,2 5, r'Y' sifif A - 527 .S A WHS . W 'gf I Q' E, dd F as J A-6 T , WE '? Q' .ffmxi 'lf' I ,Q f.-I ..,, I-F1 T I WILLIAM GEORGE .. X HUGHES Academic ,. I' BETTY JEAN X 3 THOMPSON General 4 A IJ BARBARA JEAN ' CIRCLE Q T Academic ROBERT NEWTON ROSS, JR. Academic ,ff TENAL WEHBA Academic vDELORES J UNE EVANS Academic OLIVE WHEATCRAFT Commercial WILLIAM M. MOORE Academic LYNDELL G. BUCK Academic TOMMIE LOU WADDELL Academic MARY FRANCES JACKSON Academic BELVA ADELINE DOCKUM Academic JACK HOLT VAUGHN Academic BETTY LEE EUDY Commercial ALLENE SPENCER General JEANETTE SCHLEMEYER Academic WARREN MARION RECTOR General BETTY JEAN CARR Academic BILLIE JEAN ARMS General RICHARD D. HARRIS Academic BILL R. MARSHALL Academic MELBA JEAN DEDMON Commercial MARTHA DAVIS Academic VIRGIL LARRY BROWN Academic LA VETA DAUGHTRY General RAMONA CRAWFORD General WANDA DELL B I LLINGSLEY Fine Arts GEORGE CROCKETT Commercial BERNICE STARKS Academic SHIRLEY STARNES Academic WANDA MAE CHAMBLESS Academic ROBERT DEAN CROUCH General BURL D, GREER Industrial Arts NORMA SUE CARLTON General PATSY JO BAKER Academic LESLIE E. HANLIN, JR. Academic xi I W- J :Q VVK, -if-1 In F i A I aff' I 2 is Q1 A gl viei 4 , V . 4 me ,.i. Y 5 + tif , .-v., . '-?,ii,4.,4 A , .R fig, r, QS .4 . Jie, xi 1iiifi.-21 , J: :.g I :IQ I --., en .4 ,,'. I I .I k y A gl Ex ' - .. . i .-as I-Q 'lx Kyr, k M4 fl . . 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WEBSTER General MARION FRANCES TAFT Academic DON WELKER Academic JEANNE WIGGINS Academic JUNELLE OWREY Academic HARRIETTE LEE PETERSON Academic LAWRENCE FOWLER Academic JAMES GREINER Academic FLORENCE MCCONNICO Academic BARBARA JEAN ZIMMERMAN Academic KENNETH BRYN WILH ITE General 1 A Fi' Z if 'rc Ya 5 ,. A' I ,C , ' ' Sif y. is Y ' 152:33 :Zkfff j, 1i,':f2'- 5' JL , . ' ,w , ,? a ef, .V 1 ,E I :,,f,,.Mffim . r' KI: 'Exif' 7? 3 35? 5 m e if I cc gf +34 1 gi ' V, , V- y I 'I I f, 3' 4- 3 . 1: i - 'f 'SQM , I . 3 J c x' J Fr SCICC p iff A L ire ,pi I Ji ig c r J I I iw. - gr ,Ae ,m it Fi .w :ws R 'Ah I! ,lr I fs - Tc-4-...ti fe- - it BILL THOMPSON Academic CAROLINE DIANE WALKER Academic CHAROLETTE MARIE SWANSON Academic EARL CLIFFORD WISLER Academic BILL J. WEBB Industrial Arts JUANITA ELIZABETH WEHBA General PATRICIA LOUISE CRONAN Academic DOROTHY LEE REINHART General HAROLD WARREN Academic DOLOROSA STIENKA Academic JOYCE CHARLOTTE BUMPAS General MARILYN CAROL BRIGHAM Academic GENE DILLEHAY General IRIS JOSEPHINE JACK Commercial RACHEL BETH PRICE Commercial JOHN HOLLAND General THOMAS Industrial Arts V I WILLIAM HANLEY I .R 5 We , 5 ,H MARJORIE BENNETT Academic DOLORES BRYANT General EARL ALBRIGHT General JIM ATKINSON General MARJORIE ADAMS General ANNA LEE AUSTIN Academic ROBERT WILLIAMS General MERILYN LANE ANDREWS General LETITIA MAE AMBROSE General W'AN DA JO CLARK General GLORIA DIXON General BILLY G. WATTS Academic BONNIE SANDIBUR General DOROTHY MAINE General FRANK EUGENE WADE Academic .Q I fV,' ' if 1' fill lag? c ee as Q J R - Q ,ii a I ,fl EES' 41' Q S any 3 ggi L 1' Q 1 J.. new Pl 'ef i J ,V me:- ung - 'IE I 421 ,nw NI W J .S r by 1 Y 11 I' ff BOB GETTINGS General BETTY BURLESON Academic Lois BERNICE BAGLEY General J. B. ALEXANDER General MARJOR I E AYLSWORTH General PATSY ATKINSON General CATHRYN ARMSTRONG Academic CHRISTINA APOSTEL Academic WINSTON BCYDSTON General DOROTHY MAXINE AKIN Academic BETTY LOWERY General DONALD BRIDGES Academic ROBERT WILLIAM WOOD Academic DOROTHY MAYO General BETTY JEAN WARE General BILL LUNDY WILLIAMS Academic RALPH VERNON MILLER, JR. Academic KARLA LYNCH Academic KATHERINE MERKOURIS Academic GEORGE EDWARD MOORE Academic CHRISTINA MAGAFOS Academic JUNE M. MARTIN Commercial BARBARA JEAN MARTIN Commercial BILLY MCINTYRE Industrial Arts NADA FAYE MIEARS General OUIDA NELLE MILLER General MELVIS MURPHY Academic LEON MONROE Academic MEAL J. MYERS General WILMA JEAN ROACH General JOAN WELLER Academic DAVID W. MILES Industrial Arts Q M. I I I li I ,M QAM .-3 if ag: ,L,. I . , 123, , - ir C 4 Q EL + S? xx I e . 1 3 T5 r K -il I L iii Y MI O .. ff R cg? IL. 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PAGE General JOYCE JUNE JACKSON Commercial PATRICIA POWELL General JOHN McDOWELL General KATHRYN JONES General DOROTHY JEA JOHNSON General LOREN L. PECK General sd! lf if 5' if-,,,,,1 . , - ' ' ,Q 41 f Q' I ,. g X , 4 , ie, X ,gf I H-ur , Q -g, . ! f il R Nw l if 5' N Eff, .1 I f gn 'QI 1 Y.. ,I A If I if I qw' ii? My 25 i, 3 ga.,i.g,..x-se. L 4 , L. .R A iii I Ji ff 43' fl 4 if . A 5-N PATRICIA MARIE PLUMMER General WILLIAM BENTON RYDER Academic ALBERT C. RILEY Academic SYLVIA CARMEN KOLAR Academic PATRICIA DEE KELLEY Academic MARION JONES General ROBERT BENTON ORGAN General GERTRUDE POE Commercial BILLIE JOHNSON General MAR ION JOYCE PORTER General RONALD JOE PRIVETT Industrial Arts BARBARA JEAN POUND Academic WILLIAM B. NELSON General IONA FAYE DILLMAN Commercial DOLORES KURYANSKI Commercial NORMAN ROBERTS General BOB A. ENTZMINGER Academic RUTH JANE CAMPBELL Academic NAOMI FAYE BOYDSTON General VERNON EARL FORSHEE General ALLENE FARRELL General DOROTHY ELIZABETH EAGEN Commercial LELLA JEAN HAYES Academic ARLEN THOMPSON Academic MARGARET VOSSEN Academic MARIE FREESMAN Commercial DIXIE LOU HANTHORNE General DONALD LOUIS BOGGS Academic ROBERT EDWARD HOWARD Academic MARJORIE JUNE TOMKINS Commercial DONNA WILLIS Academic JACK W. LAWTER Academic - Q r is, ,,,, . gf A W -H AA! 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MASON General JEAN MARIE FEW General N ICKIE POARCH General MONA PHYLLIS WHITE General GEORGE IRVING DURETT Academic EL LOUISE HATCHETT Commercial LA VAUGHN SCHAIBLE Academic SHIRLEY ANN SCOTT General F RAN K KELLAR BOGGS Academic ELAINE HUTSELL Academic JOYCE ANN CONNOR Academic JOE JERRY EDWARDS Commercial DE GRUY General BETTY ANN GILBERT Commercial f 'VL I JULES vEm.oN 'W 2 . . lie I JESSELENE GRADY General JACQUE HUE HUNTER Academic JEROLINE SALDA Commercial SANDRA RALLIS Academic WANDA VAUGHN General DAVID H. GIDDENS Academic BETTY FROST General HILDA JANE WILSON General WAN DA FAYE TAYLOR Academic MICHAEL L. 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AAOINITEE !-IQI4E- 7maqene Wkhadq MOST OUTSTANDING IUNIOR GIRL Chosen By Vote of Iunior Class 7onwzqZ-mae MOST OUTSTANDING JUNIOR BOY Chosen By Vote of Iunior Class Presidents: Pot Kimberlin, Jock White .lack White Jack Roberts Alice Steedman Georgianna Sweet Wilma Huffman Imogene McCurdy Earl Worsham llllllllll llllll OFFICERS AND SPONSORS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL YELL LEADER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Pat Kimberlin Harvey Roper Mary Wolaver Caro! Taylor Pat Haney Imogene McCurdy Charles Kegans Sponsors: Mr. Bert Hogord, Mr. A. E. Phillips, Mrs. Eleonor Askew, Miss Ruth Snell, Miss Roe Miller, Mrs. Georgia Reid. We are the Juniors! And we're plenty proud of ourselves, too. We've worked hard tor this position of importance. lt was not so very long ago that we were the very greenest of sophomores--doing everything wrong, but learning by experience under the leadership of Jack White, our Sophomore president, we gradually became exalted upperclassmen-genuine Juniors, and we elected Jack White and Pat Kimberlin as our presidents. We have given our own contribution to our dear old Alma Mater by giving such players as Charlie Miskovsky, Stanley Tilley, Ed Gibson, Harvey Roper, Kenneth Shaver, T. R. Lewis, Kenneth Ingeroham and Dick Welker, all of whom lettered in football. ln the field of dramatics, Tommy Crane and Charlene Ladd shone in The Poor Nut, the Junior play presented to a full house and were ably assisted by Joyce Womack, Gene Williams and a host of other members of our Junior Class. When it came to Basketball we held our own with Paul Hanson and Bill Calahan and we're very proud of the first Junior to be Basketball Queen, Imogene McCurdy. The Wrestling team had more than half of its members as Juniors with Rose Marie Steele as the first Wrestling Queen. Leonard Kaiser, Earl Worsham, Jack Roberts, Kenny Shaver, Danny Vaughn and Roger Daniels, all lettered in that sport, And then as the crowning event of our career as Juniors, we gave the Seniors a royal farewell with the Junior-Senior Prom-the big social shindig of the season, Now, we're all looking forward to next year when we can give even more of our talents and ourselves to Central as Seniors. 79' 'Officers Georgianna Sweet, Charles Keegene, Alice Steedman, Earl Worsham, Pat Haney, Hervey Roper, Jack Roberts. JOHN VENABLE ra' PATRICIA LOUISE HANEY HELEN SARRAS JOSEPH HARVEY ROPER JOAN ADAMS BETTY STANTON RUBY FAYE RICKS SAM GAI R JANE BELL ROSE MARIE STEELE MARY WOLAVER JACK ROBERTS ALICE STEEDMAN JEANNINE BROADRICK MARY DEAN HUDSON DONALD BROOKS Em , ,, 49 wi Q CSIA IA- -Q 'Q I W I f L iyfg - .I ,E . , M -W JJJ IZAA , IA A as A r LJ . 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A ,II,S GLADYS V ,f.':'f , JOHNSON A A ' JOE HAVENS MARY SUE STEPHENS RUTH SENTER EARL WORSHAM JOY SOULMON JEWELL SWART GLADYS STRAKA EDDIE BRAKEBILL BETTY SNOW CATHERINE JANE SMITH GERALDINE WALKER DON FOWLER CARLIE MAY HOWLE OLIVIA HUCKABY NORMA HUDSON VERL METZ 7 If 'F gf- g NNY I Q J uf. ' ,V,, if , 432. 5 Z, my I' W I -vi 96 wifi 'iff IQ, 3 as I f I 3 st 'J IlJf 1 il 1, +2 P i , ff 4 1 my BILL HAVENS WILLMIE STEPHENS GEORGIAN NA SWEET LOUISE SEWELL GEORGE WEEMS WANDA STEPHENS PAT STEPHENS BETTY SOUTHALL DICK WELKER PEGGY SKEEL GERRY HOLINER CAROLYN HOWARD BOB MITCHELL GWYNE SKINNER JEANN HUMPHERY VIRGIL PAULK BOB GLENDENING JACQUELINE KNIGHT PATSY LAKE GALE LEWIS NORMA LEVERETT ALLINE LITTLE JO ANN NORRIS BOB LEWIS DORIESE PEARSON ALICE COX KATH RYN DEAN GARY GENE SMITH FRIEDA GRUNERT BETTY JO HALE MERRILEE ROBERTS ROBERT STEM - ' ff. Q If .QQV I , , 2 , 1 ' 'Q ii' , .,.,1-E il- J . 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M Q W, n-an rw vg MP1-1 f Ia is 'K 2 il qv I JACK HARKINS CONNIE HICKS DORLESE HICKS JOANNE HARRINGTON RONALD GIBBANY BOBBIE HEALY MARJORIE GODBY MATTIE FRANCIS JACK GUTHRIE THELMA GARNER KATHERINE DeLAUTRE KATHERINE DALE BERT EWY EDNA RYE MARTHA MUSGRAVE TOMMY BROWN BILL CHRISTIAN MILDRED KOLAR BETTY ANN LIVEROY ROGER HATFIELD VIRGIN IA NECESSARY PENNY LEE MERCER DOROTHY JEAN MARRS GENE OURCH JO ANN PATTON INA LEE PATTY JOYCE PETTY TOM RINEHART MARY POSTON MARY POWELL MARGIE PURCELL VAN LAFFERTY at f .V 4 1 I f 11, Arn Vx, I I I3 Q' J X I 1 It ' .. r P A 6 -my 3? . It 'I - V' va., I If ' 59 .fav I A J ,W I A ' , I, ,C I I WA I' ...f f V 2 ., .Q 5 I 5-' I QAI :I as xii i v..- 2' f' ' g a p R. A! :T EA 63 A ,' A 2 A kk w:,f0,:sg' I ,71 5 J- A .lx L. If Q if 'dd . ,'5 ' I Ms' I I, II- Eg II I I N Is I If I I, J X an we I, , TW QV , ff' 4 5 44 2 11 . arg? BILL CALLAHAN MARILYN KRUEGER DONNA LOVELACE DONNA LIMA LEON LAWYER JESSIE MCCLELLAND CHARLA NESBITT LORENE PARKER TRUMAN KERR ROSA LEE POINTON NORMA PHILLIPS MARY PORTER VALJ EAN POWELL MAXINE PRITSCHOW NADINE REGER ' RANDALL JOHNSON gg 2' BILL NEWMAN ERMA GILMORE LELA WARREN CHARLES FRANK RACELE WISLER CAROLYN WINSLOW JUNE WILLIAMS WARREN JESPERSON ROSALYN WASSERMAN SHIRLEY WALKER BETTY TUBB GEORGE ALLISON WARREN JEFFERIES DOROTHY HUTSON GLORIA HUNTER GARY ANTENE 1?? f I- ,M . K, A. l5B11 Zf QL! 5 ,wr fm I I , I .,..L,. gg . ij, 1 gp f-Q .I ww' AA, I , , ,W - 1 . 21 5 -I 5 FN F fs gf! ': ..f-2 ' I ,Ii f Us K wld, . My Of! 'Tm-5 cm 52 , I 7' f , , J. A 19- ' W! I Idli I Q I IVIV I 'f I SIESS .-I:' I u g is i V 5 I I GARTH BLACK MAXINE WRIGHT LOUISE THOMPSON PETE F I KAR IS CURTIS CAMPBELL DOROTHY WRIGHT BARBARA WHITEFORD BETTY WI LCOX DICK ADKINS GLORIA VERSAW PEGGY THOMPSON J EANNE TAYLOR BERT BALL THADDA HUTCH ISON DOROTHY FAYE JONES DON B ROGAN ZELLA GOODWIN CHARLES BOCOCK DONALD MARRS HELEN JOHNSON FRANCIS SHURE RICHARD DILBECK EUGENE CARR VIRGINIA GRIFFITTS SHIRLEY RUSK MIKE PAGONIS DON MANNERBERG MARY DEANE HARTSFIELD YVONNE WHITE DEAN MANDERSCHEID HAROLD RUSH MARILYN WAHL Q 4 :gf is fri ' if . 154 v QQ ,K 51919 I. ' Z . V 4 ,'.' -in KA A ' 1 Sage? Kami j!! V, f 4' . , If' I - I -.,.. 4' I1': was-rg igff :P if A ,I 'hr 'yNQ9 1' fi, A wwwamp . 2111 Rfk. 17' I 5 , ,Q If vs sf ,sm ' A 5 an .l5 ,,1 rf ,H IW 1 I f f, as X, AK , gb , In DELORES HUNT BILL BOND DONALD BAKER DOROTHY JACKSON FLORA MAE STURGISS GEORGE KEY BOB DeGROAT DONNA BARBOUR NITA I ANDERSON BILL PAINE CLYDE MARTIN MARY LOU AUCHARD MARY FRANCES RHODES DON RAY HENRY MCCARTY EILEEN PARROT ' ' ' MOST OUTSTANDING soPHoMoRE GIRL Chosen By Vote of Sophomore Class feng Wappa MOST OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE BOY Chosen By Vote of Sophomore Class S Slllllllllilllll Ellll OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President: Ferdinand Hassler President, Ferdinand Hasslerg Vice-President, Jerry Hopper, Secretary, Joyce Hodges, Treas- urer, Shirley Abernathyp Student C o u n ci I Representative, Ann Riley, Yell Leader, Paula Nys- wonger, Sergeant-at-Arms, Joe Bill Hamilton. Joyce Hodges, Shirley Abernathy, Jerry Hopper, Ann Riley, Joe Hamilton, Paula Sue Nyswonger. Attention, my broken-arched, steady going Seniors, and our enthusiastic starry-eyed Juniors! Please take notice. Maybe our young classmates had a tendency to look bewildered in the fall of l945, but by the time we have traveled through our Alma Mater's halls, for the usual length of time, we, too, will have attained that look of wisdom and confidence that comes only through semesters of effort and achievement. We have a spectacular quartet whose harmonizing voices belong to Jerry Hopper, Miles Seaborn, Alvin Alsup and Paul Caskey. Their fame and popularity is growing with every performance. Jo Bob O'Neal and Walter Evans have shown their opponents some stiff competition by lettering in wrestling and Robert Finley lettered in football. , Sponsors: Mrs. L u c i I Ie Q l Whitman, Miss Eva Lee, Mr. R. B. Shogran, Miss Ruby McKeIvy, Mrs. Pauline W a I k e r, Mrs. Jessie Royer, Mrs. Marion Nelson. FLOYD ROBERTSON HELEN WILLIS CATHERINE TUIPKER JIMMY FRENCH GENEVA PRELL MILDRED RANDOLPH OPAL IRENE MOSLEY DALE IRWIN LILBURNE KAISER BETTY HUGHES BARBARA FOGLE BOB BOOTH CHRISTINE COLEMAN WANDA CHANDLER SHIRLEY ABERNATHY JAMES ALVIN HERD f ,W 4? 4' 1 J - i ' we I My 6 Q' f 5 J 2. A if I I I M , , '.,- -A, , r I IR'I 2 fr I' , I' N4 , r ,,,, ji? an ,. I ,.-. I I ' S Q IIIII I II, X ,Tx ' :I 3 I J, 115 1.323 W . V' -r ' I 4 Z? g ::,.' an ,, ' I,- li ' ,I xx, If f Jiri was HQ I IQI- ,Q ff'-, r' ' I ak 1 fy f. I. I Lt! rg Q Q, x E I JIMMY REECE BETTY ALICE WATTS PAT SUTTLE EUTONAH LEA SERVASS RONNIE HALL MARY SUE MADDUX BETTY KHOURY JIMMIE ANN LEVERETT CLIFTON NORGAARD ANN HARTMAN VIRGINIA EDMONDS BILLIE RUTH DAVIS ELMER VALENTINE NANCY BRANSKI THELMA RAIZEN VERNON ASKEW RONALD PHILLIPS HELEN WILLIAMS THERESA THIERY LeROY ELLIOTT PHYLLIS ANN PHILLIPS JACQUETTE PATTON RUTH MCALLISTER ELTON HENDERSON VIRGINIA LEE JOHNSON BONITA HORNE LAVELLE FLEMING ROBINSON A 9. HALWORTH I f 2 I 3s . ROSE MARIE CLEAVER DORIS CASEY JANE METZ ROGER MALONE 1' pa.:zf1fxIz A , , I ff' A I My Q3 It I J 5? J '. . '39 W 1 VL H , 2 2:55 ,.v,. , Q.. ,' ' e .1 I c M RK A ir 'Z' if I I! vt 'Kgs 55 , Fm If 4 'Aa . 1- f A X ,ffm ' 4, 'v ,g .M 1 Q A 5' En! sid 4 S Q. -ff . I - HVVI - A I I I , AI RUSSELL ROBERT BERRY BETTY WALKER KARLA SUE SULLIVAN i I 2 ELAINE SCHWEER E. B. GREENWAY SUE MADDUX MARY LUCAS SUZANNE LETERMAN PAT MCLAUGHLIN JO ANN HARRISON SUE EDMONDS BETTY LEE DAUGHERTY HENRY VENABLE DORIS BRADEN JERRY SHAW JOHN PLATT HERBERT CASTONER BETTE WILLIAMSON SUE VOLZ DON HARTLEY ANNE ROSENTHAL MARTHA PH ELPS JOY MITCHELL JIMMY PHELPS MARTINA KENMAN JACQUELYN HUNTER ELAINE FOSTER BILL WILLIAMS MARY E. 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' aff' , ,AV 1- - M ? 5 cfs 1' Zfz ' ' af ' ' 'eff :- ff-'fj , Q2 fy fr f fx K ' ,I ff 1 , ff if f K MQN gpm, E A7 U U M V1 EQ S 1 MISKOVSKY V, . - BOYDSTUN au' NIKKEL FOOTBALL COACH OLEN WILLIAMS To try to express our appreciation for the fine football teams here at Cen- tral would prove a very difficult task. Nevertheless, Coach Williams must ac- cept our attempt. Since 1935 the Coach has constantly kept our Alma Mater at the top of the first rate teams in the state. His undying efforts have reward- ed him, as he doubtlessly is greatly re- spected by the students as well as the members of the team. WARREN RECTOR KCute Boy! Warren was a threat to the opposi- tion all season with his speed and block- ing. He was also a fine defensive man and mode many outstanding plays dur- ing the season. JOHN HANEY iLong John! Playing his first year of football was John Haney. He proved that he is out- standing in football as well as basket- ball. Our only regret is that he will not be back next year. lMaybe.D CHARLEY MISKOVSKY CMiskolvichi Central's tough little center was per- haps the best tackler on the team. He brought down the opposition with many a hard-rocking tackle. Charley is only o junior and this makes his second year to earn a Central letter. We give fair warning to the opposition to be on the lookout for this guy next year. ln the Enid game, Charley intercepted a pass and ran 45 yards for a touchdown. He made Second team All-City. FRANK BOYDSTUN KB-o-i-n-gl Frank played his first year of foot- ball and made All-City, Mid-State, and All-State. Not only does he shine on the football field but also in the class- room. Frank played superbly for the Cardinals this year and his long passes will be remembered by all who saw him play. GERALD NIKKEL lNickJ Gerald played a better than average game of football. He was very well liked by his team mates and he will be missed next year. DON WELKER tHairi Don was one of our best players. His speed was a great asset to the team. This is his second year of football. Don will be missed next year but we expect his brother to carry on. Don made sec- ond team All-City. BOB ENTZMINGER fintzyj Bob played a great many games this year and proved his ability as a fine end. Bob is also one af our star basketball players. Bob has the honor of being Keeper of the Queen. BILL RYDER Kked Ryderj Bill played his second year af foot- ball this year. He was an outstanding fullback on the team all year. He was also one of the best all-around defensive men. ED GARRETT ffatboyi Ed, a three-year letterman, has shown his ability as a football player since he was a sophomore. Captain of the 1945 Cardinals, Ed will be greatly missed next year. He made All-State in the Tulsa World. v DON FELTS tLittle Brotherj Don, a senior, played his first year of football. He has made a fine show- ing for himself ond his speed was quite an asset to the team. Don and Kenny lngraham did more running during the games than any af the other players. MONTEE HOKE lMonkeyJ The fastest mon on the squad, Montee's speed and head-up ball play- ing made up for his disadvantage in weight. He is a two-year letterman. He was always there when a play came through the middle. His teamwork and sportsmanship will be sorely missed next year. in HOKE E FELTS WELKER ENTZMINGER RYDER GARRETT adm 7' 1 if ' -A 3 J DUPREE 5, . PALLAN 23 'cr' LEWIS IQLL6 CARDS COACH GORDON DuPREE Not only has Coach DuPree been an excellent wrestling coach but he has also been an excellent assistant foot- ball coach. The boys all think Coach is tops. He works hard with Coach Wil- liams to turn out the wonderful football teams we have. His tireless efforts are greatly appreciated by all of us. FRANK PALLAN lFrankieI Frank, a senior, was a very depend- able ball player. He proved this at the last of the season by playing very bril- liant football. T. R. LEWIS Lewis returns next year and will probably bring a great deal of trouble to the opposition. This tall blond junior is a tackle and much is expected from him next year. HARVEY ROPER KCasanovaJ Harvey, a junior, is playing his sec- ond year of football. He has one touch- down to his credit and the Alma Mater expects lots from him next year. STANLEY TILLEY IBashful?j Tilley, a junior, was o fine aggres- sive player. He got quite a number of hard knocks this year. He brake his leg in the Capitol Hill game and wasn't able to play for the rest of the season. We are expecting Tilley to rise and shine next year. LYNDELL BUCK lBuckoI Lyndell, e senior, played his first year of football. He is proof enough that dynamite comes in small pack- ages. lt is a rumor around the Central Halls that Lyndell sleeps with his letter jacket on. ED GIBSON IHootI Ed, a junior, has showed great possi- bilities. He was kickoff man for the Cardinals and he did an excellent job. We will be hearing great things from him next year. ROBERT FINLEY lLaffyl Laffy was the only sophomore to letter. He shows great promise and will probably bring many honors to Central in the next two years. DICK WELKER lBirdlegsJ Dick, a junior, will be expected to carry on where his brother Don left off. He played a fine game of football this i year and we know Big Brother Don will be proud of him next year. KENNETH INGRAHAM iLittle Brotherl A bright prospect for next year is this husky junior. Kenneth made quite o record this year and should be one of our best players next year. Kenneth should go out for track as he and Don Felts really got a workout. AL ANDREWS lGonzalesI AI will return next year and is ex- pected to be one of our best players. He is an excellent kicker and he proved it when his kick in the Norman game won us the game. Gonzales is considered by his team mates as one of the best sports on the team. KENNETH SHAVER IKennyJ Kenneth played very good football this year and will be a very dependable regular next year. Much is expected from him. . n , 1 1 a .MLW WELKER FINLEY ,am . 'gr' . 5 1 X. i ROPER TILLEY BUCK GIBSON COACH CLARENCE BREITHAUPT When it comes to coaches, Breithaupt rates among the best. For many years he has turned out winning basketball teams that we are very proud of. Not only has he brought honors to our school but he has taught our boys the true kind of sportsmanship. This year's team has truly served as an example of his tireless teach- ings. Thanks,coachl HAN EY MOORE JOHN HANEY fLong Johnl Haney has played two years on our first team. He was our main backboard hustler. No matter what the score Long John was always in there fighting until the very last minute. J. C. MOORE Uosiel J. C. has lettered in basketball for two years. He is a good offensive threat and competent ball hawk. Josie never failed to amaze the fans with his consistent ball stealing. The opposition has learned to watch out for this dark-haired terror. BOB ROSS fBooberl Bob is the smallest man on the team this year. He has come through for the team many times when the going was tough. He is also one of the best pot-shot artists in the state. HAROLD WARREN iSkeeterl Skeeter has returned this year to be one of the finest defensive players in the state. His cheerfulness and good sportsmanship has made him one of the best liked boys in Central. BOB ENTZMINGER iEntzyl Entzminger was one of our most outstanding defen- sive guards. His ability to keep calm during the crucial periods in our games was a great asset to the team. He wa as popular with the student body as he was with his team mates. BILLY MORGAN CSnakel When the going got too tough for the Cardinal Five, Billy was always there to help get things straightened out. He was an expert ball handler and he was always amaz- ing the opposing team with his long shots. VERNON FORSHEE lhandsomel This is Vernon's second year to letter, He has been one of our outstanding players. Forshee holds a very high point record. Vernon is very well liked by his team mates and also is popular with the student body. LYNDELL BUCK lBuckol Lyndell played his first year of basketball this year and shows a good deal of promise. He is really a hustler when on the court and the coach would like to see him back next year. Buck 'iw-he -'10 FORSHEE ROSS WARREN ENTZMINGER MORGAN x 'X .ZX x .i sl BASKETBALL g BOYDSTON X'- 5 i I HANSEN WINSTON BOYDSTON fWimgiel One of many returned veterans, Winston has played in quite a few games. He wasn't eligible until the second semester but he has made a good showing, PAUL HANSEN lBIondiel This is Paul's first year of basketball. He is a very good ball handler and has an eye for the basket. Central will be expecting a great deal from him next year. DON BRIDGES lDonnie Boyl Don has worked very hard this year and has been a good player. He is a good man on the floor and really hustles. GENE McCOLLUM lShortyl Gene is the tallest boy on our team. He is just a soph- omore and great things are expected from him when he returns next year and the year following. JACK VAUGHN fHoItl Jack played quite a bit in some of our first games. This is his first year of basketball and he really got in there and fought. He is a good all-around man and is on the ball every minute ofthe game. BILL CALLAHAN fBiIIy Boyl Bill, a junior is playing his first year of basketball. He was not a regular this year but great things are ex- pected from him next year. EDWARD McLISH fEddiel Eddie is a junior and shows promise of being a very fine basketball player. He is a fast man on the floor and the coach is glad that he is returning next year. BERT BALL We can't find words to say what we think of Bert. He is our team's best buddy and he works hard to keep them in shape. Not many managers take as much inter- est in the players as does our Bert. He certainly rates at the top and we'd also like to say thanks to you Bert. Pit f 4,- -ef BALL McLISH 44W 4' BRIDGES McCOLLUM VAUGHN CALLAHAN 4 JP to 1 554. Xxx I 3 A fi -,MMU Lg ? -,E A s ,vi- . -5 2 21, . gf. V V I - , f 1 'mny' ' W ' ' Fi , JQ' DUPREE B v L- R E S T L I N G krrk COACH Gannon burns: uaoNARo iousek ckussaqnm WISE' Coach DuPree is the main factor for our -IUHIQY, 138 Ax S I 1 wins in wrestling this year. He has put most This was Leonard s first year and he was H.. of his time in teaching our bays the true a very good wrestlerlfor a first year boy. ' Y sportsmanlike way to wrestle. We owe a You will be seeing him on the mat again I ,- great dial of thanks Ito Coach for'-'turning next year. out suc a fine wrest ing team. e oys . , on the team think a great deal of their coach ROGER D?:l':iEl:S-llggnng Bean, I fs ::et..e ::. f.1: zz :!.i:ti2::'i:: t:::'e' 'Jw'-nd-S . ln U 5 ' masters the holds and breaks of wrestling JACK MITCHELL cMonk, he will be a good wrestler. gf, f Junior Heavyweight EARL WORSHAM lBIackiel . g Jack is one ofthe best wrestlers ever to Junior, 145 I .5 be seen here at Central. He placed second Earl has been imp,-,ying qll yea, gnd in 'Ile shite mee' 'his Yeah Jack is 0 fe' went to the semi-finals in the state meet this , 'l' turned vefewn and is doing U fine lub here year. Next year Earl should show even more at Central. Jack is a true champion. impmyemenfl MITCHELL VAUGHN ...fs DANNY VAUGHN iPreciousJ Junior 127 Danny has one more year to show his wrestling ability at Central. He is one ofthe hardest boys to beat in his weight in the state. JACK ROBERTS lBuggsJ 133, Junior Jack got off to a late start this year and was just beginning to reach top form when the season was over. He will be a good boy on the team next year. WALTER EVANS lPee Weel Sophomore, 103 Walter has the making ofa fine wrest- ler. He has one of the best physiques of any boy his size in the state. Walter will be in the lineup next year. JOE BOB O'NEAL Uoe Blowj Sophomore, 112 Joe Bob has more natural ability than any boy has shown in wrestling here at Cen- tral. Joe should be All-State before he is fy .af 1, ED GIBSON lHootl Junior, 165 This was Ed's first wrestling season but will not be the last. He will be hard to beat next year. BILL RYDER llledl Senior. 154 Bill has ability and talent for wrestling. As a first year man Bill was one of the best. He is what you would call a power wrestler. Bill was a hard boy to beat all season and was never pinned due to his greater strength. BILL WILLIAMS lGhost Facej Senior, 120 Bill has been outstanding all season. He lost only two matches in dual meets this year and won third place in the state meet this year. He was high point man on the team. The team will miss Bill next year. KENNETH SHAVER fDimplesJ Senior, 165 Kenneth had a hard time this year as he had to have his tonsils removed and this slowed him down. He will be ready to go next year and should be a good boy. Ml' GIBSON WORSHAM through at Central. Q4 i , iw ij I ROBERTS EVANS O'NEAL KAISER DANIELS L h FIRST ROW: Febrinke, Strako, Flynn, Welker, Carey, Gardner, Ryder, Davenport. SECOND ROW: Evans, Brown, Hord, Drain, Miller, Deamore, Warren, Coach Breithaupt. BASEBALL sQuAo The baseball team of l945 was one of which Coach Breithaupt can be very proud. They placed first in city and Mid-State. ln the State Tourna- ment at Norman they placed second, because we lost our last game to Putnam City 4-3. This marked the end of a 33-game winning streak. They won fifteen out of sixteen games in l945, and that is quite a record. Vowels t TRACK Central had a fine track season in 1945. We were unfortunate in not having any boys for the field events. We had good boys for all track events but couldn't win many meets because of our lack of power on the field. The mile relay and the 880 relay were out- standing in all meets. Vernon Forshee, Ray Carr, and Jim Bennett were the high point men. On April 25th we placed second in the lntra-City meet and also placed second on May 4 in the Regional meet. On April 28 we placed third in the Mid-State Conference. Returning lettermen from l944 were: Ray Carr, Jack Qevers, Montee Hoke, and Don Welker. Other outstanding boys on the squad were: Jim Bennett, Jack Armold, Vernon Forshee, and J. C. Moore. Devers, Bennelfi Plqll Vowels, Sullivan, Baker, Phillips lips Carr, Bennett, F0 5l ee' Devers l-loke, Armold, Welker, Rg gsdale .491 Qatgegeg 5 Q ' ' '99, 2.1 7, H T - my L ro L -f -ll. , ii nr ff fini' Jai .ss K ' 4-A, . 1 I Q V 1 A I , T as fi' -A f T. ' 12? . 'f . 2 ' f gk ' gp' Q H F5 S F! Q7 i T .. , s k if -L fl , - L J . it ff T. . Lf ' : J S gf x 4 A , ' X I Y . ig X , Z -E, ,Q my we , a ya 5, ? , 6 A Ai, T 0, 1 . 1 5 I qi ,,j,3,,, l, . gig? ,V-fy. V if if - si l 'v 1 v ' of xi , ff , A . V ,A . f 'Q ,K g 1 sm, It ff Y v 1 ' ' ti, V sw, 1 S af mg,'fggi?vf kt an . F : .4 2 i - i w ' K K N 2, T . A f AKN, - ' , .kk,,h,-, + 3 ' ' ' Q ' 1 ff' .Z ' fillffff T' l f I L r ' ' if L L Q'j3f. 'W l Z,A, . , ,g . - z,. i T Q. ' , 4 ' T .S : r ,iA, .WAAA' . -vg-1' - f ., - ' . r . 4' Foo'rsAu. SQUAD FIRST ROW: Mr. Van Meter, Ryder, Don Welker, Rector, Boydston, F. Buck, Feltsg Mis- kovsky, Garrett, Hoke, Lewis, Bridges. SECOND ROW: Coach Williams, Smith, Warren, Armold, Tilley, Vaughn, McDowell Hunter, Nikkei, lngraham, Shaver, Dick Welker, Siler, Coach Du Pree. THIRD ROW: Kolb, McPhail, Seaborn, Ming, Degroat, Klinkaski, Kirk, Fikaris, Sirkel Fowler, Harris, Harkins, Organ, FOURTH ROW: Voyles, Beedle, Ruth, Gilliland, Martin, Davis, Finley, Andrews, Jack- son, Moore, Gipson, Boydston, J. Churchill, Horne, Roper. I I 'Ir YELL LEADERS ir Riley, Stem, Lynch, Worsham, Campbell, Roberts, Boydston, Allison, and Swartwood. if its Plllil' i M',4-dig.-f X i Vivien Smith, Berneice Wester Girls' sports enjoyed one of their most successful seasons during the year. With the open- ing ofthe fall semester, enthusiasm ran high for all fall seasonal sports. In the Field Ball tournament held in October, Central's girls defeated all comers. With one championship tucked under its belt, the class settled down to Speedball. After a disastrous round with the flu the team lost out in semi-final competition to a strong Northeast team which later went on to defeat Classen for the title. 452 , PI N G ilt' f Q PONG Roach, Drain, Jones. Owen, 2 i . - Owen- First Rowl Dmm' COX' Sogoblell , Roach, Jones' E gan. SecondRRoNw.SE:iEElf Petty, Anderson, DGY, a Third 0 ' As this book FIELD BALL and SPEEDBALL goes to press, competition is not complete in individual sports-ping pong, badminton and tennis. Central's entries will account for themselves with credit. Central's Softball team of May, 1945, won all games on its schedule and with many old- timers returning tor competition this year, the team expects to repeat in that event. f . V, A V, 533 , er ' . ' First Row: Drain, Owen, Straka. Second Row: Roach, Day, Jones, Petty, Sagabiel. Volleyball Jones, Petty, Easley, Day, Roach, Drain. Owen, Saga biel, Stra ka, Cox, irst Perhaps the most outstanding team of the year has been the Volleyball team. ln the f semester tournament, Central's girls won easily over all competition. The second semester tournament, held at Classen, found all competitors set to beat Central -but how handily the team won all of its games is seen in the fact that in the final game against a strong Classen team, all members of the playing squad saw some action. if , Group Q s Peter- First Row: Willis, Dougla Straka, Rendeluk, Nowlin. man, Second Row: Wallis, Pointon, El- wood, Easley, Owen, P. Jones, Cox, b'el Hough, Murdock. Third Row: McKinney, gess, Howery, Petty, Anderson Day, West, Roach, Drain, Clark Owen, Saga i , ' Beard, Bur- 1 - 121. -5, - 5 3 Jw f K i A . N X W my ACTWHVIUUES Senior Rotarian, F. R. Born, Bob Ross, Bill Hughes Bob Entzminger Jack Vaughn, Frank Boydstun and Tenal Wehba. Bill Ryder, Attorney General, Jack Vaughn, Superintendent of Schools, Elaine Fields, Art Co-ordinator, Bob Entzminger, Central Principal, Betty Murray, Co-ordinator of Childhood Education, Frank Boydston, Mayor, Lyndell Buck, Municipal Counseler. CITY OFFICIALS JUNIOR ROTARIANS ROBERT N. ROSS, JR. sscouo . GERALp A ' RT, JR BYRo WALTER ERISA THIRDN BUNKFR LETZEISER AWARDS , 'A TOMMIE LOU WADDELL FRANCES MARIE STEVENSON LUCILLE PHELPS JOANNA BURNS rms-r SECQND TIE-THIRD TIE-THIRD CCMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS DOLORES EVANS TENAL WEHBA JACK VAUGHN RUTH JANE CAMPBELL TOMMIE LOU WADDELL D.A.R. Good Citizen- ship Award WALTER HART Pepsi-Cola Awardg American His- I tory l945 Award. JIMMY WHITNEY I fi First ASE Equipment Q- 4' Company Engineering A --gg Award, 'fi JOYCE ANN I CONNER W gmuf Second ASE Equipment Co. Engineering Award. JUNE TOMPKINS First Bookkeeping Award EL LOUISE I-IATCHETT Second Bookkeeping Award DELORES EVANS Speech Award LYNDELL l Buck Masquer Award ROYCE GUTHRIE Girl Reserve Award First Girls Science Award BARBARA CIRCLE Honorable Mention Girls Science PAT LASATER Vocal Department Award MARY RAMERIZ Mu Phi Epsilon HELEN SARRAS Editorial Journalism Award CARL FISHER Business Journalism Award JULES DE GRUY Black Shirt Stage- craft Award LE ROY MCCALLISTER First Les Beaux Arts Award PATTY LOU SHARP Editorial Journalism Award S . rf , Q I me . -ia.-i 'Q xi ,, ,sf ff ip is g W fag gi 1 - A if I - 2 i'iQ L I il I lil Q . 5 f C f ' SENIOR r,r. 3 i-ioNoRs gf: rrfe f MARY SUE HALE Philomathea Mathe- matics Awardg Spanish Award Federated Women's Club JOYCE BOGARD Foreign Language Award MARJORIE LOU DUNN First Secretarial Award BARBARA ELLINGSWORTH Second Secretarial Award DOROTHY MAYO First Distributive Education Award KATHRYN JONES Second Distributive Education Award ANNA LEE AUSTIN Sculpture Award HAROLD WARREN Red Shirt Athletic Award DON ECKEL Printing Award Oklahoma City Typographical Union No. 283, ANDREW CARDENES Honorable Mention Printing Award GREY FAIR Second Les Beaux Arts Award ELAINE FIELDS Second Les Beaux Arts Award FRANK BOGGS Business Journalism Award GERALD BUNKER First Boys' Science Aw a rdg The Gaylord, Philanthropic Awardjl Chemistry and Mathe- matics. RALPH RAULSTEN Vocal Department Award LEON ROYAL Honorable Mention Boys Science gelflfq Wfafuzag ANNUAL QUEEN 24454 fame FOOTBALL QUEEN 1 7ma9eae 77ZcW'zdq BASKETBALL QUEEN 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J Em Wzmae Sade WRESTLING QUEEN 2 5' A getty iam 7540175444: BAND QUEEN 5 4 if . , gf! 3, ER F' 1 Y gig' is ,Qi ff . Q - 2 ' 1, if ., . Sk 1 1 i 1 N N E w 1 am Mm rider. V '9 First Semester STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council-the governing body of Central High School. The Membership-the elected repre- sentatives of the student body-that's our Student Council. Second Semester .lack Vaughn PRESIDENT Bob Ross, Jr. Bob Ross VICE-PRESIDENT Frank Boydston Ruth Jane Campbell SECRETARY Dolores Evans .. Dolores Evans CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Ruth Jane Campbell Sue Swartwood TREASURER Clema Benson Tommy Crane SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Bob Entzminger Bill Moore PARLIAMENTARIAN Jack Vaughn FIRST ROW: Boydston, Evans, Plummer, McCurdy, Lake, Taylor, Boggs, Renfrow, Sarras, Whitney, Gabert, Merkouris, Lasater, Jackson, Lynch. SECOND ROW: Stevens, Boydsfon, Johnson, McVeety, Campbell, Entzminger, Hansen, Hart, Haney, Riley, Davis, Vaughn. ' THIRD ROW: Graham, Durrett Crosno, Fisher B k S , , un er, tacy, England, Prye, Nesbitt, Brown. FOURTH R ' ' ' OW. Thompson, Grant, Dillehay, Noe, Broadrick. 'N u :::g-.f ww FIRST ROW: Burns, Wolaver, Sargent, Loveland, Stoolz, Gibson, Grunert, Parrott, Walker, Barrett. SECOND ROW: Weller, Hassler, Armstrong, Orrell, Unruh, Salda, Steedman, Kolar, Cooper. THIRD ROW: Carlton, Rogers, Pitts, Thrower, Barber, Arnold, Koury, Swartwood, Worsham. FOURTH ROW: Bond, Felts, Flynn, Hollingsworth, Bennett, Harris, Benson, Buck, Hughes, Keegans FIFTH ROW: White, Crane, Wehba, Roberts, Rusk, Skaggs, DeGruy, Henley. N- FIRST ROW: Denton, Rush, Allen, Cole, Brigham, Huffman, Holiner, Sherry, Sweet, Waddell, SECOND ROW: Guthrie, McConnico, Fisher, Hopper, Murray, Duskin, Barnett, Roth, Riley. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Kimberlin, Howell, Shirley, Born, Dockum, Keilen, Markin. FOURTH ROW: Leonhart, Harkins, Royal, Horne, Drilling. ., P -1...-r : h hk 543 1, 5.54, .:tf4,y,,,.g.i 7' -. SECOND ROW: Miss Elder, Miss Stewart, Mrs. Royer, Mr. Farris. FIRST ROWS Mr. Miller, Mrs. LeBron, Miss Miller, Mr. Born. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION In the fall of l945 Central witnessed what was to be the greatest movement in its hisotry: the educational program for returned servicemen. During that first semester some forty veterans began classes. Immediately, these ambitious men detected a flaw in this system. They realized that they were too much on edge, too tense, to attempt classes with younger students. To remedy this deflection the whole of the group, under the guidance of Mr, F. R. Born, principal, R. V. Miller, boys' counselor, and several other faculty members, surveyed the situation and with ultimate decision, corlstructedrgiraccelerated..QIQgIQm for these men who came back from the Army, Navy, Marine, Coast Guard and every other branch of service, to complete their education. The principle of this program, lies in the fact that each individual may complete the acquisition of credits in the time he wishes. The veterans attend classes of mathematics, history, and English daily, each class being two hours in length. This program is being taught by such capable instructors as Mrs. Josephine Le Bron, Miss Hallie Elder, Miss Mabel Stewart, Miss Rae Miller, Mrs. Jessie Royer and Mr. Jess Farris. At present, some l5O veterans are shouting appreciation for this opportunity to complete high school in a short time. A veterans' organization has been approved and is led by,Jay Harry Moody, an ex-Marine, Donald Wood, secretary, Dennis Bales and Charles Brounough, as Student Council representatives. ln due time the organization wishes to become recognized as a moti- vating factor in aiding every veteran who wishes to accept the ever-extending hand of encour- agement and opportunity. WELCOME VETERANS. GROUND FORCES I I. N fs? .X tx FIRST ROW: Hurley, Woods, Shanbour, Little, Donham, Rogers, Lear. SECOND ROW: Bowlby, Johnson, Young, Sweeney, Gardner, Wise. THIRD ROW: Provine, Louros, Bryan, Kano, Orton, Dyer, Horney. fi K-I FIRST ROW: L. Harman, Shaw, Moore, R. Harman. SECOND ROW: Dishem, R. Gardner, R. Brown. THIRD ROW: King, Nall, Stratton, McKeeI, J. Harrington. FOURTH ROW: White, Ferguson, R. Harrington. FIRST ROW: Parsons, Rucher, Rustin, Long, Johnston, Hayes, Palmer, Lee G. Smith. SECOND ROW: Ross, Allen, Cross, Cunningham, Ryan, Stevens, Staughter Koman, Peachy, Blankenship, Johnson, Hanna. THIRD ROW: Baker, Howard, Watson, Thornton, Gilmore, Simpson, Sander son, Herring, Johnston. FOURTH ROW: Floyd, Brown, Hock, Reed, Proffitt, Caldwell, Lackirios, Hunt Russel, VVilhite, Hunter, Beechboard, Novak. FIRST ROW: Gentry, Driver, Willis. SECOND ROW: Clark, Kelly, Warren, Moody. THIRD ROW: Chandler, Jackson, Bronough, W. Murray, L. Murray, Peters, Stevens. FOURTH ROW: Hyde, Fagan, Hall. COAST GUARD Clark, Gotlin, Lucos, Smith. MERCHANT MARINE Hatfield, Hotze, L. White. N, . L Ist Semester Veterans Graduates Honges, Hoskins, Moore, Moore, Scott. .Aff W-iT i FIRST ROW: Spurr, Armstrong, Merkouris, Riley, Coston, Belcher, Cook, Ramirez, Haney, Seaborn, Alsup, Pylatt. SECOND ROW: White, Knight, Hutson, Lima, Howard, Dale, Crabb, Hill, Ryder, Ming, Hopper, THIRD ROW: Crowder, Brady, Hughes, Frost, Richardson, Wistler, Miller, Kanatzar, Williams, Raulston, Myers. FOURTH ROW: Drake, Swanda, Anderson, Greensweight, Rust, Drain, Newland, McDonald. Presidents: Losater, Miss Lee, Ramirez THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR First Semester Mary Ramerez Pat Lasater Vonley Alden Jerry Hopper Donley Alden PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY AND TREASURER BUSINESS MANAGER STUDENT COUNCIL Second Semester Pat Lasater Pat Haney Mary Ramirez Jerry Hopper Kathryn Anne Armstrong 4' K, fwf me A V v 4' .. 11417 - f-.-. FIRST ROW: D. Myers, Shadid, Elenberg, Waldo, Martha Johnson, Mary Johnson, Bradley, Gordon, Lasater. SECOND ROW: Clancy, Walker, Martin, Flatt, Venters, Hall, Farley, Hough, Jones, Sayre, Emerson. THIRD ROW: Payne, Morgan,' Caskey, R. Hutson, Cronan, Schlemeyer, Godsoe, Marrs. FOURTH ROW: Williams, Hibbard, Byrd, Hamrick, Sturgis, Heil, Buckles, Hudson, Hutsell. The a Cappella Choir has had a very eventful year. lt is the largest choir that Central has ever had. lt has done much recently to bring recognition to itself and to Central. Among the activities have been a trip to Will Rogers Field and participation with the other high schools and O. C. U. Choir and Orchestra in presenting the annual Christmas program at the Municipal Auditorium and Aviation Clinic. ln February, they made a three-day trip to Stillwater which was very enjoyable. Also there was a trip to Dallas to another festival in which Central was the only Oklahoma high school represented. The choir participated in the annual Easter Cantata, The Holy City, sang for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, and many other assemblies. The choir is very proud of some of its members who have been busy entertaining-The Major Four, Pat Godsoe, Norma Waldo, Jacqueline Knight and our Boys' Quartet. We are expecting still greater things next year under our able director, Miss Eva Lee. Peterson, Miss Lee FIRST ROW: Phillips, Walker, Bell, Corkle, Ricks, Waldo 1 SECOND ROW: Elliott, Jerris, Manning, Jones, Nayfa, Ferris THIRD ROW: D. Hutson, Armstrong, Keel, R. Hutson CHORUS This organization is for those girls who have an enthusiastic interest in harmonious singing. The club serves as a preparation for many gi-rls, who are to become members of A Cappella. Both the Third Hour and Seventh Hour groups take great interest in this training program. FIRST ROW: Verry, Stilwell, Hallman, Harding, Hawkins, Coffey. SECOND ROW: Cole, Marrs, Humphrey, Hermandez, Priest, Buchanan, Taft. THIRD ROW: Westmorland, Smith, McDonald, Chaney. FOURTH ROW: Ramirez, Fergus, Webb, Wallis. Q is .N MWWWAM 4 ..J..f L. ., Miss Lee, Bell tif' FIRST ROW: Lima, White, Ramirez, Haney, Stoolz, England, Grunert, Spurr, Lasater. SECOND ROW: Cole, Alsup, Newland, Caskey, Seaborn, Hughes, Cronan, Merkouris, Crabb. THIRD ROW: Livingston, Perkins, Clark, Sturgis, Meador, Raulston, Grueser, Roche, Hopper. MUSIC CLUB First Semester Pat Lasater Pat Haney Pat Stoolz Ralph Meador Ralph Raulston Bill Williams Frieda Grunert Mary Ramirez PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL PLEDGE MASTER REPORTER PARLIAMENTARIAN Second Semester Pat Lasater Mary Ramirez Frieda Grunert Ralph Meador Catherine Merkouris Wanda Newland Mary Porter Bill Williams The Music Club is open to students with talent in music and for those interested in it. Each semester the Music Club gives an assembly that is one of the most outstanding all semester These assemblies are noted for their beauty and fine music presented by the FIRST ROW: Bowers, Hale, Lima, Smith, Grunert, Anderson. SECOND ROW: Christie, Harrington, Dale, Baird, Kel ly, Hedgecock, Davis. THIRD ROW: McAllister, Fair, Riggs, Phillips, Stoots, Harry. FOURTH ROW: Fiechtl, Dawson, Gayner. First Semester Elaine Fields Jo Anne Smith Gray Fair Gray Fair Betty .lo Hale Bill Dawson Elaine Fields, presidentg Irena Jean Hall, Dorothy Donly. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER PLEDGE MASTER Liss BEAUX ARTS Second Semester Dorothy Donly Jo Anne Smith Elaine Fields Jo Ann Harrington Betty Jo Hale Bill Dawson The club was organized by Miss Grace Chadwick in l922. It was sponsored by Miss Chadwick until she left year before last. Then Mr. Harold Castor took over as sponsor. This year Miss Irma Jean Hall is sponsor, assisted by Mr. Castor. The purpose of the club is to beautify the school and school grounds and to create on interest in art among Central students, It also provides a social life for the art students. The shrubbery around the building and a number of the pictures which decorate the hall were given by this organization. Each year the club gives an art assembly which is looked forward to by teachers and students alike. The club also has an annual spring picnic and social functions each year. X5 f GOLDEN KEY ln l932, an honorary organi- ,P zation for girls was'organized by Mary Gray Thompson. lt is now sponsored by Martha Truax and has become inactive except for X' the initiation and the assembly, which was sho red with the Masquers this year. L FIRST ROW: Benson, Cam bell Jackson B-' P 1 :Tj SECOND ROW: Plummer, Miss Truax, Howell, Evans 4 ,N .., This is the only national speech organizationjn Central. Its purpose is to promote the interests of interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellowship- Membership is based on a system of points which can be earned by participation in speech tournaments and com- munity speaking. This year the district N.F.L. tournament will be held at Central April 25-26. There will be schools from Oklahoma and Arkansas participating. First Semester Second Semester Donald Boggs PRESIDENT Mary Frances Jackson Billie Marie Howell SECRETARY Patsy Lake Maybelle Conger SPONSOR Maybelle Conger FIRST ROW: Brigham, Lake, Campbell, Evans, Howell, Barnett, Conner. 5 ' SECOND ROW: Kanaly, Hassler, Lewis, Whittington, Pitts, Baker, Kimberlin, 1 Thompson, Flynn kay THIRD ROW: Dillehay, Riley, Crane, Christian, Shirley, Shirk, Rogers. Mfny Frances Jackson' Donald Boggs' ' Miss Conger. ll , 71'-'bsllf T V 4 . e S N NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 'fi ll N FlRST ROW: Ross, Hughes, Thompson, Vaughn, Weems, SECOND ROW: Moody, Crane, Fair, Felts, Graham. MASOUERS CLUB The Masquers is an honorary club organized in i938 to further, recognize and develop interest and talent in speech work for boys in Central High School. New members are chosen twice a year. The colors are cardinal red and white and the flower is the red carnation. This club gives an annual assembly in March where the Masquer award is presented to the graduating senior boy who has consistently and successfully participated in all branches of speech activity during his three years at Central High School. The social highlights are the founders day banquet in November where the old members get together, a picnic in the spring honoring the graduating seniors in the club and many informal affairs throughout the year. First Semester Gene McCollum PRESIDENT Bill Moore VICE-PRESIDENT Lyndell Buck SECRETARY Arlen Thompson REPORTER Maybelle Conger SPONSOR Dillehay, Wehba. . Moore, Second Semester Lyndell Buck Bill Hughes Bill Graham Arlen Thompson Maybelle Conger Miss Conger, Buck we l 'W DRAMATIC CLUB This club was organized in l934. Its purpose is to sup- port and participate in all dramatic activities and forensics. Its colors are green and white and it meets twice a month on alternating Wednesdays in the speech room. The club spon- sors two major projects. The Christmas assembly and the student council pay assembly in the spring. Its social affairs are the open house at the beginning of each semester, a Christ- mas party and a spring picnic, Students desiring to become members must give a tryout speech, skit, debate, reading, or radio speech of not more than five minutes in length. This year the club has the largest membership in its history-76. First Semester Dolores Evans PRESIDENT Patsy Clapton VICE-PRESIDENT Pat Riley SECRETARY Gloria Barnett TREASURER Mary Frances Jackson STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Tom Rinehart REPORTER Tom Rinehart HISTORIAN Jack Vaughn PARLIAMENTARIAN Maybelle Conger SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Maybelle Conger SPONSOR we iff, Barnett, Miss Conger, Evans Second Semester Gloria Barnett Clema Benson Imogene McCurdy Mary Frances Jackson Jean Winder Lila Corkle Tom Rinehart Dolores Evans Maury Flynn ' Maybelle Conger FIRST ROW: Crane, Begley, Davenport, Pearson, Baker, Thompson, Williams, Adkins, Weems,.Garner, Braniff, Martin, Lewis. SECOND ROW: Roth, Riley, Lake, Jackson, Lekas, Spencer, Baird, Anderson, Nicholson, Grunert, Shure, Ladd, Lewinsohn, Cole, Aiken, Davis. THIRD ROW: Christie, Waldo, Nail, Farmer, Arms, Orrell, Parrott, McCurdy, Gohogen, Bennett, Brigham, Wood, Riley, Flynn, Buck, Benson. FOURTH ROW: Clark, Hartman, Ma.loy, Wolaver, Corkle, Hight, Beard, Winder, McManus, Clopton, Roberts, Taylor, Riley, Wehba. I FIFTH ROW: Dillehay, Crossno, Logan, Whittington, Vaughn, Johnson, Rinehart, Paine, Entzminger, Campbell Worsham, Edelman, Costner. 1 WI' s'-'s ,is . THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS! ON YOUR MARK, GET SET, GO! PROFESSOR HOW COULD YOU? Wh: o, ME? YOU POOR NUT THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE POOR NUT By J, C. and Elliott Nugent Directed by MAYBELLE CONGER Staged by HAROLD CASTOR Orchestra directed by A. H. LONG Thursday, December 13, l945, 8 15 p, m, CAST OF CHARACTERS Colonel Srnall,,, ,,,, , . ,, ,..,,,...,.,. , ,..... Tommy Rinehart Proprietor of the University Bookstore Marjorie Blake, a college girl, ..,. , Julia Winters, a Wisconsin co-ed . John Miller, our hero , Hub Smith, a student , , , ..Charline Ladd ,Joyce Womack ,Tammy Crane , .. Sammy Fair Magpie Welch, the cheer leader.. ., ,..,.. , ,, ,,,,Jack Roberts Spike Hoyt, captain of Wisconsin trock team .... . ,Gene Williams Wallie, Pierce, captain af Ohio State track team, Charlie Kegans Professor Deming, of the Botany Department ,... .. . ,,.,,. Paul Shnrk Coach Jackson, the track coach, . . ,, , , , ,.., Don Harris Doc Spurney, the trainer ,,,.,.., ,. , , . ,. ., ,Calvin Davenport The Official Starter , ...Jock Shirley A Freshman. . John Born Another Freshman, .. .... Dorlese Hicks Betty. , , ,,,Jean Winder Reggie , , . .. Imogene McCurdy Helen.. . , , ,, . Norma Waldo Two Ohio Runners Earl Warsham, George Weems Three W isconsin Runners , ,Wendell Dockum, Don Henly, Pat Rogers SENIOR PLAY THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR May'l3, 1946 DIRECTED by MAYBELLE CONGER lThe Cast, in order of appearancel CThe Cast in order of appearancel Helen O'Neil,s, ,LGLORIA BARNETT Will Crosby ,.,, ,,,, ,,,. J O E LOGAN Mrs. Crosby BILLIE MARIE HOWELL Roger Crosby, ,,,, GENE DILLEHAY Edward Wales Y,Y,.,,, DAVlD TACKETT Mary Eastwood RUTH JANE CAMPBELL Helen Trent ,,,, ,,,,.,,.,,,.., P AT RILEY Braddish Trent ,l...,,, LYNDELL BUCK Howard Standish ll.,., TENAL WEHBA Phillip Masonm ,ii,,.,, BlLL GRAHAM Elizabeth Erskine CLEMA IRENE BENSON Grace Standish TOMMIE LOU WADDELL Pollack , NEWCOMB HAYES Madame Rosalie La Grange DOLORES EVANS Tim Donohue ,,,, BlLL MOORE Sergeant Dunn ,ALBERT RILEY Doolan ,, ,BOB ENTZMINGER . 7 FIRST ROW: Venable, Phillips, Lewis, Dockum, Boggs, Whittington, Fowler, Thompson, Felts, Whitney, Bond, Buck, Ross, Hughes, Monroe. SECOND ROW: Adkins, Graham Hamilton G th , , u rie, Henley, Weems, Worsham, Roberts, Flynn, Kerr, Powell, Paferty, Born, DeGruy, Shirley, Tackett. THIRD ROW: Garrett, Begley, Clark, Hopper, Smith, Hughes, Johnston, Rinehart, Limber, Williams, Pearson, Webster, Fair, lddleman. FOURTH ROW: Holland, Pyeatt, Kanaly, Venable, Jesperson, Glendenning, Spears, Kimberlin, Meador, Spivey, Wehba, Soule, Kegans, Trice, Keegan, Cartwright, Swihart. FIFTH ROW: Haley, Thomas, Hassler, Webster, Sanders, Crane, Wilson, Mannerburg, Paine, Lawter, Eads, 4 tbl, F lu' , im. M ore Miss ChoV '9' vang O I We certainly participation in sc Eva Chowning. First Semester Bill Moore PRESIDENT Arlen Thompson VICE-PRESlDENT Jim Whitney SECRETARY Jack Shirley TREASURER Tommy Bond PLEDGE MASTER JEFFERSONIANS Once a Jeff Alwa s J ff , y a e , is the cherished creed ot the Jef- tersonian Debating Society. Well that it should be, too, for this per- petual spirit of fellowship is certainly realized to its fullest extent when that monument to a jolly good time, the Annual Jeff Stag Banquet, rolls around at Christmastide each year. Jeff Alumni co d , mpose of school leaders all the way from l904 were present to join the reunion this year. The remaining four star activities of the J ff - e s are the Hayrack Ride, the Jeff-Ci C D ' ce up ebate, and the Spring owe the greater part of our s hool affairs to that grand ole f Dance. uccess and progressive irst lady of the Second Semester Jack Vaughn Jim Whitney Tommy Crane Tom Rinehart Don Fowler Jeffs, Hear Yel Hea' Ye! The round of events which have taken place in this annual space of time are as follows: November 3, in the year of our Lord l945, the annual steak fry was held at Will Rogers Park. December l7, in the year of our Lord l945, the Christmas Party and dance was held. April 20, l946, the Stag Alumni Banquet was held. ln addition to these events there have been two rushee parties and many other small events. Hear Ye? Ye Olde Ciceronian Society has taken top honors in debating this year. At every debate contest we have had at least two debators, and have won the majority of all the debates. Also . . . . Miss Morris, sponsor: Pat Rogers, ffqfsnlffffhepffllliffffolze gif ?ilfQOfe:l?Ollfleicfiil-Lllfnolil fiilffl 'fSi e 'f Mis' C ie 'sC ' team, are representing us this year in the Jeff-Cice Cup Debate. First Semester Second Semester Pat Rogers PRESIDENT Pat Rogers Gene Oruch VICE-PRESIDENT Garth Black Jimmy Thrower SECRETARY Bill Pitts Bob Mitchell TREASURER Paul shark E Paul Shirk PARLIAMENTARIAN Roger Hatfield FIRST ROW: Franklin, Black, John, Thrower, House. SECOND ROW: Kopp, Shirk, Oruch, Hatfield, Duke, Mitchell. KF,- l l i+,,,A. ---'- - qi . V ig K me or v, 'J 3 PICCOLO Wanda Buckles FLUTES Wanda Billingsley Hampton Lawter Wanda Stephens Pat Suttle Donald Bloom Pat Duncurn OBOES Jeanie Maloy Emmett Fry CLARINETS Bill Graham J. W. Smith Jimmie Wright Quida Miller Betty Bell Joe Spurlock Jane Metz Hershal Leitner Bill Potts Mildred Kolar Henrey McCarty Tommy Wright Fred Whiting Tommy Morrison Shirley Burnett Jane Keesee Jock Bounds JoAnn Harrison ALTO CLARINETS Rosalie Grueser BASS CLARINETS Verl Metz Gene Oruch BAND BASSOONS Don Hatfield Nita Faye Rachel SAXOPHONES Joe Kirkpatrick Bob Booth Mary Lou Archard LaVon Kunou Martina Kinman Kenny Green Gary Antene FRENCH HORNS Bill Smith Wendell White Donald Beesly Carl Coffman Gilbert Dennison Norma Grove Lynn Hutchinson George Stephens CORNETS Dick Whittington Wendell Dockum Harvard Page John Platt Jerry Elarton Harlan Hollinder Jack Shirley G. W. Miller Martin Moore Jimmy Straoener David Pool Clay Plymate Jack Reynolds Fred Renner Dale Terrell Harold Willis Jack Thomas George Lewis BARITONES Richard Hart Howard Beesly Paul Moore Bob Dural TROMBONES Richard Myers Charles Ueltschey Alvin Herd Valjean Powell Forest Rush Richard Swingle Frank Ward Kenneth Lowder Jack Richardson Bernard Allen BASSES Jerry Murray Jack Mason Manuel Holiday Bob DeGroat Wayne Mason Marcus Toahty PERCUSSIONS Donald Boggs Bill Cox Jimmy Thrower Elaine Foster Dick Shell Ruth Ellis Rena Jo Fahl Buster Hardcastle Virginia Necessary Bob Mitchell Pat Powell George Butts Kenneth Chevoront Emma Sue Courmier Harriette Peterson TWIRLERS Pat Plummer Pat Powell Jeanette Herdren Francis l-lite Dorothy Jackson DIRECTOR A. H. Long 'J , J. . .wa , as we -s . O. H. S. BAND Mr. Long,'Grahnm, Mr. Capps The Central High School Concert Band had one of the busiest seasons this year since its organization in 1910. The Cardinal band enthusiastically supported both Central's football and basketball squads. They opened the concert season with their annual Spring concert which was a tremendous success. Tchiakowsky's immortal l8l2 Overture and Borodine's barbaric Second Symphony were the highlights of the concert. An invitation to attend the Highlander Music1Festival at Dallas, Texas, April 25-26-27, as the only band in the State of Oklahoma to receive the honor was the top event of the year. In addition to the Dallas festival the band also attended the Tri-State Band Festival at Enid April 4-5-6, the Oklahoma City University District Contest April ll-12, as well as the annual marching Contest at Guthrie, April 22. 'zzwien ,im .. . .. K. A 2' . 'Y 1554 . ...s E. ' 2 -. ' fl-. ' ,, ., ,iff ' fr m ' TM 5 ga, -vga ' is U . .. . ...- X .,,. , t., N if si 1 f rc - ,. 1 ' Q 1 . I ' . . . ' -'few'-ffxwf .. . . A ff.irf1'f-if-.'w.rw:, 4 l . BLACK SKIRTS The Blackskirt Pep Club has been an active and loyal organization in Central High School since November, l94O. There are one hundred and twenty mem- bers, active and alert, carrying out the pur- pose of the club: promoting school spirit, rendering faithful service to the school and community, encouraging high standards of scholarship, building character and uphold- ing the high ideals of Central High School. Service tothe community has been rendered through ushering at many athletic events at the Municipal Auditorium, by attendance at all Central High School activities and by appearing as Serenaders at many civic club meetings and at various schools of the city. Curtis, Circle, Waddell, Nelson Other events given by Blackskirts during the year include the Christmas and the Spring formal dances, a preview and an assembly program. First Semester Tommie Lou Waddell Betty Noe Betty Hollingsworth Barbara Circle Evelyn Basinger Naomi Boydston Karla Lynch Nita Johnson Lois Hawkins PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER PLEDGE MISTRESS YELL LEADERS ALTERNATES Second Semester Barbara Circle Evelyn Basinger Jackie Carithers Helen Sarras Frances Loveland Naomi Boydston Karla Lynch Nita Johnson Marilyn Brown FIRST ROW: Fisher, McConnico, Hopper, Hughes, Krieg, Hansen, Beely, Basinger, Stephens. SECOND ROW: Godsoe, N. Johnson, Rameriz, Merritt, P. Stoolz, Weller, Unruh, Schlemeyer, Jones, Hawkins, B. Gipson. THIRD ROW: Boydston, Steinke, Loveland, Burns, Martin, Bennett, Carithers, Hollingsworth, Lynch, Pruner, Scott. S FIRST ROW: Otrneiz, Ritter, Harris, Elwood, L. Gipson, Scruggs, Todd, Hunley. SECOND ROVV: Garner, Walker, Manning, Clay, Kelso, Howard, Sargent, Sayer. THIRD ROW: Harkins, Allen, Shidler, Burrows, Weir, Buckles, Fairchild. 7 X N. FOURTH ROW: Porter, Kaiser, Kienlen, Stevens, Bell, Harnmon, Wasserman. THIRD ROW: Evans, Rowland, Sewell, Cheek, Wright, McManus, Barbour, Womack, Posten, Purcell. SECOND ROW: Pearson, Martin, Naylor, Brown, Hutson, McAlister, Nail, England, Davis, Dye, Larkin, Blevins, Childers, Powell. FIRST ROW: Hicks, Holick, G. Johnson, Baris, White, Skeel, B. Stoolz, Brady, Noe, S. Walker, Sarras, Neilson, Landsberger. X43 New .-.-nu THIRD ROW: Jolurson, Jones, Naylor, Hausen, Porter P. Staolz SECOND ROW: Hutson, Hopper, Barbour, Unruh, Lahdsberger, Childers, Gipson FIRST ROW: Pearson, McAl' t C ' ' Barbara Gipson, Barbara Hopper, Miss Lee, Sponsor. First Semester Barbara Hopper Mary Porter Barbara Gibson Irene England Jackie Carithers Pat Stoolz Betty Rae Jones Donna Barbour is er, arithers, Walker, Blevins, McManus, B. Stoole, BLACK SKIRT SERENADERS The Blackskirt Serenaders was organized in I943. The purpose was to add a singing group which would appear with the String Band on pro- grams. They now appear in concert with the String Band and as a sep- arate unit, under the direction of Miss Eva Lee. On March I4, the Blackskirt Serenaders with the co-operation of the String Band presented a St. Patrick's Day Assembly, which may become an annual affair. Other activities include, Christmas Caroling, singing for the Teachers' convention, the U.S.O. and appearing with the String Band at the Chamber of Commerce, where the Serenader th ff' ' I luncheons. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY 8- TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL s are e o icia entertainers for their Second Semester Barbara Gipson Jackie Merritt Lois Hawkins Barbara Hopper RED CROSS Irene England BUSINESS MANAGER Pat Staolz REPORTER Doriese Pearson ACCOMPANIST Donna Barbour First Semester Mary Ramirez Helen Sarras Betty Hollingsworth Marilyn Brown Frances Loveland Dolorosa Steinke Naomi Boydston Lois Cheek PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS STUDENT COUNCIL BUSINESS MANAGER BLACK SKIRT STRING BAND The Black Skirt String Band was organized in September, l94l under the direction of Pete Lang, lt now consists of fourteen members: Mandolins-Dolorosa Steinke Evelyn Basinger, Betty Noe, Jeanne Hammond. Guitars-Karla Lynch, Naomi Boydstan, Pat Larkin. Rythmv-Jo Ann Weller, Jolene Hollick Frances Loveland. Bass-'Lois Cheek. Marimba-Freeda Cline, Marilyn Brown, and Piano-Mary Ramirez. The String Band has entertained many places such as, the various Junior High Schools of Oklahoma City, the Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon meetings, Oklahoma City USO, Church banquets, the O.E.A. convention, Oklahoma Club, and the Banquet given for the Basketball teams in the State Tournament. Second Semester Naomi Boydston Evelyn Basinger Dolorosa Steinke Karla Lynch Jolene Hollick Marilyn Brown Frances Loveland Lois Cheek Naomi Boydston, Mr. Long, Mary Ramirez FIRST ROW: Hammon, Boydston, Noe, Larkin, Basinger, Lynch, Steinke. SECOND ROW: Brown, Cline, Hollick, Weller, Loveland, Cheek. f J is si :ii First Semester Sue Swartwood Arlene Gabert Sylvia Kolar Dixie Arnold Dolores Evans Pat Riley Ruth Jane Campbell Second Semester PRESIDENT Dolores Evans VICE-PRESIDENT Gloria Barnett SECRETARY Patsy Clopton TREASURER Wanda Barrett PLEDGE MISTRESS YELL LEADERS Clema Benson Sue Swartwood Pat Riley Pat Plummer ALTERNATE Ruth Jane Campbell Gloria Barnett SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Donna Duskin Betty Carr RED SKIRTS Mrs Been, Sue Swartwood, Dolores Evans, Miss McClure Flo Farmer Dear Diary: Looks like the end of our eighteenth year as a pep organization at OHS deserves to be registered as well balanced. Gee, we had fun going to the Christmas and Spring formals! And remember the moring we came to school at 7:l5 to practice for our Third Annual Minstrel? How can we forget the grand shows we ushered for at the Shrine, and how our vice-presidents, Arlene and Gloria, always made us wear red hair-ribbons there, or pinning roses on the foreign officials when we were guides at the National Air Clinic? Bet we had the best showcases ever, thanks to Billie Jean. Were we behind our teams? How we cheered at those wonderful football and basketball games and wrestling matches! Besides that, we gave the boys a Football Ban- quet this fall and did the some for the basketball and wrestling teams in the spring. Talk about royalty! Ruth Jane was Football Queen and the basketball boys chose Imogene. Betty Thompson ruled the band and Rosie Steele was the first Wrestling Queen Central ever had. Annual Queen? Betty Murray! We had our first Formal Installation of Officers when Sue presented the gavel to Dolores. Don't forget our Yell Leaders, Ruth' Jane, Pat, and Suef They were super! S'long now, THE REDSKIRTS. 2 . e i FIRST ROW: Williams, Duskin, Baker, Riley, Benson, Clopton, Spencer, Barrett, Gabert, Thompson, Campbell. SECOND ROW: Merkouris, Jackson, Bryant, Taylor, Wheatcraft, Carr, Arrns, Vossen, Dockum, Murray, Bennett, Arnold THIRD ROW: Stevenson, Orrell, Phelps, Smith, Kolar, Rippey, Hayes, Webster, Hutto, Dillman, Apostol. FOURTH ROW: Cronan, Conner, Wiggans, Swanson, Howell, Wehba. RK FIRST ROW: Musgrave, Parrott, Brooks, Lekas, Fields, Casey, Akin, Dixon, Abernathy. SECOND ROW: McCurdy, Johnson, Hartman, Nyswonger, Nickolson, Cunningham, Norris, Woods, Prell. THIRD ROW: .Hughes, Turner, Nikkel, Jones, Wint, Williams, Leterrnan, Williams, Watts, FIRST ROW: Schram, Anderson, Farmer, Ridley, Stanton, Cole, Scott, Rentroe, Taylor ICI, Roberts, Marden, Ladd. SECOND ROW: Lake, Allen, Stump, Little, Penn, Hight, Cooper, Winder, Anderson, Khoury, Sherry, Holiner. THIRD ROW: Bell, Hutchinson, Martin, Winslow, McDonald, Williamson, Corkle, Ricks. FOURTH ROW: Steedman, Huffman, Heiman, Grunert, Haney, Rochel, Broadrick. L Q- -f s V? Dixie Arnold, Mr. Capps, Sylvia Kalar RED SKIRTS Drum C1 Bugle Corps Snare Drums Pat Riley Mary Carolyn Cole Christina Apostle Jane Bell Louise Williams Billie Jean Arms Merrilee Roberts Jeanne Winder Margaret Vossen Barbara Heiman Ruthie Schram Carol Taylor Joann Adams Wanda Barrett Wanda Taylor Letitia Ambrose Tenor Drums Pat Cronan Imogene McCurdy Jeaninne Broadrick Nota Anderson Bass Drums Nancy Stump Dixie Arnold ni 1: . Bugles Olive Wheatcraft Evalou Penn Nanette Martin Sylvia Kolar Rose Marie Steele Gerry Holiner Suzanne Allen Flo Farmer Ruby Ricks Bette Carr Nita Anderson Patsy Ba ker Twirlers Sue Swartwood Lila Corkle Cymbals Betty Stanton Christine Magafus Patsy Lake Majorette Clerna Benson If you've heard do-re-mi's in fine masculine harmony, and coming from the annex, you will recognize the fine voices of the Black Shirt Glee Club, the newest organization in Central High. Jimmy Capps, one of Central's veteran teach- ers, directs and sponsors this club, and has outlined a program full of variety and entertainment that will provide Central High School with interesting diversion. ya- 'l , Bell, Mr. Capps, Marshall BLACK SHIRT GLEE CLUB i 2 A s FIRST ROW: Choate, Sawyer, Hill, Rusk, Leaman, Bates, Watts, DeGruy. SECOND ROW: McAllister, Price, Stem, Hounshell, Bell, Brown, Hensch, Smith, Stem. THIRD ROW: Boydston, Emerson, Sathos, Saunders, Smith, Clark, Lewis, Stidham. FOURTH ROW: Holderness, Wilhite, Marshall, Hanna, Williams. , FIRST ROW: DeGruy, Durrett, Edwards, Ramirez, Wilhite, Stem, Watts. SECOND ROW: Crossno, Mahovier, Crouch, Hensch, Jewett. Bell, Mr. Castor, Marshall First Semester Bill Marshall Jack Bell Harold Rusk Ronald Leaman Tommy Brown Jules DeGruy Robert Stem Charles Stem George Allison BLACK SHIRTS The Black Shirt Pep Club has completed a successful year not only in school participation, but also has excelled in civic activities. The Black Shirts not only contributed to the March of Dimes, but also led in that drive by collecting more than any pep club in the city. The social calendar of l945-46 began with their semi- annual outing to plan the program for the year just past, Their program included hayrack rides, outings, dances, and the sponsorship of an assembly. The Black Shirts played a large part in the school spirit for which Ole Alma Mater is so well renowned. PRESIDENT Second Semester .lack Bell VICE-PRESIDENT Benny Cmssno SECRETARY Tommy Bmwn TREASURER Ronald Leaman PLEDGE MASTER Bill Marshall Gqle Lewis PARLIAMENTARIAN Lloyd Williams YELL LEADERS Jack Hounshell Charles Stem George Allison -s FIRST ROW: Leaman, McClain, Querry, Shafer, Ramirez, Lewis, Holderness, Dorley, Routh SECOND ROW: Rash, Sawyer, Sathos, Stem, Hounshell, Smith, Emerson, Winston, Brown THIRD ROW: Stidham, Brown, Clark, Williams, Rusk, Christian, Price, Saunders, Snyder. 2pg' .333 1 FIRST ROWS Marshall. SECOND ROW: Bray, Hill, Harris, Smith. THIRD ROW: Hardaway, Harlan, Choate, Bates. Ross, Mr. Miller, Hughes RED SHIRTS As a grand opening for their 25th year as a school pep organization, the Redshirts accepted the task of ushering at the various college football games. Following this successful venture was the Annual Negro Minstrel, which starred our first semester president, Bill Hughes, as Mr. lnterlocutor. Aiding in the gay event were Don Felts, Albert Riley, Bill Moore, Tom Crane, Arlen Thomp- son, and Earl Worsharr. as the iolly end men. Success? You bet!! Let it not be said that the boys of our club know nothing of school politics, for Io and behold, we possess four members who are Junior Rotarians, two who were Jeff Presidents, and two who are Student Council presidents, and the Business Manager of the Annual Concluding with sentiment, the Redshirts had a Dinner-Dance at Twin Hills Country Club. Again the Redshirts scored a successful and outstanding year with a grand selection of Sweethearts: Pretty Dixie Arnold and darling Pat Riley. First Semester Bill Hughes Bob Ross Pat Kimberlin Lyndell Buck Tenal Wehba Bill Moore Jack Roberts Earl Worsham Dixie Arnold PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS PLEDGE MASTER YELL LEADER YELL LEADER SWEETHEART Second Semester Jim Whitney Pat Kimberlin John Born Don Felts Lyndell Buck Bill Hughes Jack Roberts Earl Worsham Pat Riley RALPH CUSTAR Mascot ll XR FIRST ROW: Kelly, Howard, White, J, Curlee, Baker, Moore, B. Riley, P. Vaughn, J. Hayes, Flynn, Bond, Boggs, Vandameer. SECOND ROW: Nelson, Tackett, Thompson, Buck, Hughes, C. Graham, Whittington, Riley, A. Klick, Swanson, Ross. THIRD ROW: Edwards, Lawter, Dillehay, Harris, R. Hart, W. Brown, Bridges, Orf. FOURTH ROW: Wehba, Felts. FIRST ROW: Powell, Thrower, Kerr, Guthrie, Garner, Keagans, Reece, Fowler, Riley, Dockum, Webster, D. Wil- liams, G. Davis, Kelly, H. Brakebill. SECOND ROW: Booth, Mitchell, Lafferty, Born, Kirnberlin, Miles, Beasley, Weems, Worsham, Roberts, Carr, Stewart, Harkins, B. Hovens. THIRD ROW: Jasperson, Brogan, Rinehart, Shirk, Venable, Henley, Whiting, French, Morgard, Havens, J. Larkin. FOURTH ROW: Ultchey, Oruch, Wright, Crane, Horne, Pearson, Davenport, Vaughn, D. Brooks, Lotta, H. Williams. FIFTH ROW: Nicek, Webster, B. White, J. Glendenning, Gibbany, Sartor, Hart, R. Fikaris. 5 f 4. FlRST ROW: Kerce, Thomas, Sanders, Adkins, Riley, Hassler, Bean, Tice, Holland. SECOND ROW: Gibson, Leitner, Cosner, Clark, Harker, Seaborn, Hopper, Cabonias, Record, Alsup. THIRD ROW: Garrett, Nichols, Abshire, Waters, Smith, Booth, Caskey, Hunter, Newman. FOURTH ROW: Lowther, Simon, Harvey, Renner, Phillips, Kanaly, Hunter. Oh! You Beautiful Dolls R E D S H I R T MINSTREL Mer' Boy! You Sends NOVEMBER 6, 1945 Mr, Bill Hughes ,,,,, ,,,,,, , ,, V, End Men: Tommy Crone Earl Worshom ,, Happy Riley Don Felts ,, Arlen Thompson , , Bill Moore Red Shirts 4th Annual Minstrel Has Ouchl Leggo mah leg! u gomfplace n'f 'met yo I Directed by MAYBELLE CONGER ,lnterlocutor .Sombo ,,.,,,,Tombo ,Bones Rufus ,,,,,,Cue Boll , ,,,,,, Lighfnin befoh? O CLUB The O Club is an honorary organization composed of the outstanding athletes in the five major sports: Football, basketball, baseball, track, and wrestling, here at Central. These boys strive to maintain the highest standards of sportsmanship on and off the field, and the training which is stressed brings about the betterment of sports at Central. Sponsors: Coach Williams, Coach DuPree and Coach Breithaupt ilk' First Semester Skeet Warren Vernon Forshee Montee l-loke John Haney PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Warren, Coach Williams, Hoke Second Semester Montee Hake Vernon Forshee Bob Entzrninger Don Felts FIRST ROW: lngeraham, Andrews, Buck, Felts, Rector, Miskovsky, Moore, Tilley, Welker. SECOND ROW: Pallan, Shaver, Roper, Gibson, Forshee, Ryder, Brown, Vaughn. THIRD ROW: Williams, Welker, Davenport, Jackson, Entzminger, Haney Lewis, Boydston, Ms '-:L-gs 1 1, z i l l i l Vx SJ R l 1- - ,, ' Tix. E , , 3 FIRST ROW: Mosely, Steedman, Allen, Richardson, Leathers, Leathers, Weller, Jones, Sherry, Cole, Hughes, l Burns, Murray. i SECOND ROW: Booth, Sweet, Anderson, Arms, Allen, West, Richardson, Nicholson, Fairchild, Cooley, Wisler, i Stevenson Rusk Purcell. THIRD ROW: lStidham, Mays, Carlton, Bryant, Herndon, Bogard, Akin, R. Akin, Burrows, Garner, Bledsoe Nyswonqer, Womack, Riley, Loveland, Lynch. 1 FOURTH ROW: Chappelle, Boggs, Wright, Artman, Hodgkinson, Clark, Reed, Way, Adams, Branski, Steinke Manning, England, Lockhart, Brown, Johnson, Harris, Porter, Howard, Grueser, Guthrie. l Doclwm, Miss Lowther, Crane Officers, President - - - Vice-President , Secretary - Treasurer - i Reporter - f Activity Chairman Sponsor - - 1 JUNIOR RED CROSS The Central Chapter of the American Junior Red Cross is made up of one representative from each home room and each club. Two main activities of the Junior Red Cross are the Christmas Gift Box project in October and the nation-wide Membership Drive in November.. Through the all out effort of the Red Cross council and the entire student body, Central always makes a splendid record in these campaigns. Members of the Central Chapter have worked in the Junior division of the Canteen Corps, Motor Corps and Staff Assistance Corps. All Red Cross work is purely voluntary and Central is proud of the record she has made through work done in her Home Economics, Woodwork, and Metal Work departments in doing her part to help the Red Cross. This semester the Central Chapter was proud to have one of its members, Tommy Crane, be President ot the City Council of the Junior Red Cross. First ond Second Semesters - - - Belva Dockum - Tommy Crane Alice Steedman - Suzanne Allen Donald Boggs - - Betty Murray Miss Kathleen Lowther -Q. National Honor ' Society The Central High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was the first or- ganization of this kind in the state of Oklahoma and the twelfth in the nation. This was in l92I, and at the present time there are approximately 3,000 c ha pte rs scattered throughout the country. The members of the National Honor So- ciety are chosen principally for their schol- arship, character, leadership, and service to the school. Each semester there is an assembly when new members are announced. Fifteen per- cent of the graduation class may be chosen, ten percent the first semester and five per- cent the second, also, all I I-A students with FIRST ROW: Burns, Guthrie, Nicholson, Conner, Kolar, Hale. SECOND ROW: Thompkins, Masterson, Bogard, Hollingsworth, Waddell, Murray. THIRD ROW: Cernosek, Dunn, McReynolds, Phelps. FOURTH ROW: Hunter, Hart, Boydston, Bunker, Ross. First Semester Frances Stevenson Royce Guthrie Tommy Lou Waddell Joyce Bogard Peggy Brandt STUDENT Ml Dockum, Mrs. Bynum, Stevenson a perfect score are elected. Second Semester PRESIDENT Belva Dockum VICE-PRESIDENT Sylvig Kola,- SECRETARY Mary Sue Hqle TREASURER Frances Stevenson REPORTER Betty Murray COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Gerald Bunker -al. 'PG Q- fs FIRST ROW: Lasater, Sharp, Sweet, Sanford, GGSSEF? SECOND ROW: Hatchett, Briscoe, Grankow, meyer, Sturgis. THIRD ROW: Fowler, Meador, Born, Barnett. Kreig, Schle- W. Henley, Miss Angevine To bring about a closer relationship, sympathy, and under- standing with the peoples of the American continents, through study and association, is the purpose of the Pan American Club. The Central Club is part of the larger city organization. The activities ofthe city-wide club this year have been a dinner at El Charro's and a Mardi Gras Dance. A state convention, to be held here, has been planned. PAN AMERICAN CLUB 5lN,-.li FIRST ROW: Schram, Davis, Barrie, Christie, Burns, Anderson, Casey, Leterman, Johnson. SECOND ROW: Zimmerman, Larkin, Steedman, Duskin, Nicholson, Howell, Cole, Heiman, Sowyers, Lewin- son, Hartman. THIRD ROW: Lake, Brown, Sweet, McReynolds, Guthrie, Weller, Huffman, Hutchinson, Haney, Wood, Hurd. FOURTH ROW: Ritter, Livingston, Turner, Willis, Pritschow, Bogard, Hopper, Rachel, Grunert, Lima. FIFTH ROW: Lewis, Larkin, Elliot, Kimberlin, Meador, Sounders, Jesperson, Branift. PRESlDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSOR Don Henley Alice Steedman Peggy Nicholson Ralph Meador Warren Jesperson Miss Angevine ENTRE NOUS 4 'Na 'N.. t FIRST ROW: Hiller, Wiggins, Williams, Baird, Knight Jones Arnold, Miss Snell, Krieg Kelly, Brown. Purcell, Clark. Hutsell, Harris. SECOND ROW: Dodd, Godbey, Jeffries, Cooley Masterson THIRD ROW: Patton, Saulrnan, Roth, Christie Armstrong FOURTH ROW: Whittington, Myers, Monroe. Entre Nous was organized in the spring of 1945 by a group ot fifteen students who were interested in conversational French. The purpose of the club is to bring about a better understanding of the French people their culture and their language. To be eligible for membership o student must have had enough of the language to be able-to carry on a simple conversation First Semester Dixie Arnold Marjorie Godbey Louise Williams Patsy Kelly Mary Louise Jones Martha Davis Elaine Hutsell Neal Myers PRESIDENT vicE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER PLEDGE MisTREss HisToRiAN SERGEANT-AT-ARMS in French. Second Semester Sally Krieg Patsy Kelly Martha Davis Betty Ann Harris Dixie Masterson Dixie Arnold Barbara Hiller Dick Whittington ,fA.sSa if ' FIRST ROW: Richardson, V. Denton, I-lurd, Richardson, W. Sturgis, SECOND RONN: Ritter, Armstrong, Arkmon, Myers, Cernosak Hamlet, Ritter. THIRD ROW: Jeffries, l. Hale, B. Hale, M. McVeety, Frost, Gasser Masterson. FOURTH ROW: Salda, Miller, Way, Garrett, Nyswonger, Poarch B. Jeffries. l-lutsell, Bogord, Burns. GIRL RESERVES Guthrie, Mrs. Smith, Weller Dear Suzie: l-lave we been busy! Our rushee party started this year with a bong. Joint-parties and dances with the Hi-Ys were loads of fun, too. The Mother and Daughter Get Together gave us on opportunity to show our parents our different proiects. During the football and basketball seasons we made red ond black O.l-l.S. pennants and shakers. Many enthusiastic Centralites bought them, Besides ushering for the Boy Scout Circus, collecting used clothes for refugees, and Old Christmas cards for rural art rooms, we served several Iuncheons and were hostesses for the O.E.A, convention. Our Servicemen's Guest Book is getting full since so many of our boys are coming home. ln closing we'd say that we had a full and successful year. Sincerely, THE GIRL RESERVES. First Semester Donald Brooks PRESIDENT Robert Morgan VICE-PRESIDENT J. C. Grooms SECRETARY-TREASURER Second Semester Chester Leonhart Bill Webster Donald Ferrell HI-Y Hi-Y is one of the oldest clubs at Central. lt's pur- pose is to create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and com- munity. Highlights of this year's program was the fine basketball team and the state convention at Tulsa. The Hi-Y's this year have done much in keeping up their fine record at Central, Mr. Ryder, Brooks, Leonhort, Mr. Von Meter FlRST ROW: Garrett, J. Havens, Green, Storky, Gardner, Davenport, D. Webster, B, Webster. SECOND ROW: Moore, Grooms, Wilhite, Collins, White. THIRD ROW: Ort, B. Havens, Augustine, Morgan, Farrell, Brown, Harlan. if ,,,,i,. .... g ..--...X 1 f- , . . X M YU r OIOFIW rggnes. KQKIITYII DISTRIBUTORS' CLUB EARNlNG WHILE LEARNING . e members attend classes at school in the mornings and are employed in downtown stores in the afternoons. The club is a national organization and sponsors various projects in the business world. To be a member one must attend the class in retail selling, a related class, and work in a distributive organization for at least fifteen hours a week tor fifteen weeks. Eieonor Cums' Students are trained on the job for good positions within 'S' the stores and are sometimes promoted to places of au- thority. On the job trainin ' g is stressed and the student has a good chan f is the slogan of the Dis- tributors' Club Th First Semester Kathryn Jones Dorothy Mayo Margie Roberts Dorothy Moya Beverly Scott ce or advancement. Second Semester PRESIDENT Dorothy Mayo SECRETARY Bette Loury STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Lue Carlton RED CROSS SOONER SPIRIT REPRESENTATIVE Sue Carlton Beverly Scott 2 FIRST ROW: Bagley Coston Fox War B , , , ren, elk, Farley, Palmer, Scott, SECOND ROW: Merchant, Humphrey, Ward, Farrell, Carter, Cornett ,Fuget, Morrow, Short. THIRD ROW: Davidson, Bosinger, Capel, White, Price, Jones, Miller, Maine. FOURTH ROW: Carlton, Carlton, Roberts, Russell, Loury, Belk. r' Betty MUYYOYI T lWehbo, Business Movnoge , U P T E3R?3l:'3 Chief5 Rglph Mmeiy Sgbigsgcnsineis Jim Whit HoneY, Junior Ed1'fOI'2 John ef' , Senior Edggyf Senior Editor. Monoger. l Betty Cor, Sr' H- B, DOH f Bflfboro H I pOl'fSEdif'Of--BEE1RASSOCiOte Ej?6f', , oss, Sports Ed: or, for. n ANNUAL 'I xt, H, s ,wi .. in g ' 3560 ' RKCYNOYCK C0231 4 xoofoove 2560! Phorogfov gone. O9 Yxodtove OOO Lie wee' ' S09 uxbv' .', ' W ftfwx - bf is H, F iifw Wondo Lee B ' 1. - -,I on Art' Harold Orgonizotio Owen Feat ' . nEd' .' . We Ed'f A - tion Editor, Bilitolfi Olive WheGf'CC5g?tBgI Moore, 4 . UQ Ies F I fgcmzo- LeRoy McAlluster,ArtgBlIly Dows , , Castor, Art Sponsorg Montee Hoke, Artg Groy Sworrw ' ood, Feoture Edin-,Q eofufe Editorg Sue Foir,Art. Tl-'IE SOONER SPIRIT 1945 r Friday, S ours srmn' 2, December 7, SO g' The Sooner Solrlt ls oublished at Central High School. Oklahoma City. for the students. by the lournallsm students. and printed in the Prlntinl Department by the orlntlnz students. MSCI! SI' ' MQ 'Wfgskswgn' Z EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF Editor-In-Chief ..,.,. , ,,.,. -,Pa! Sharp Acct Edltor,.,. ,.,. .... S alronia Briscoe Business Manager ,.,., ..,FranK BDKRS Sports Editor .,,,,,,., fwfrank Bulls Ass't. Bus. Manager.fTomrny Rinehart ., Circulation Manager ,, Carl Flsher x Feature Writers-Ruthie Schram. Bar- bara Helman. and Charles Jones. Reporters!!-lelen Beeley, Doris Mc- Allster. Naomi Boydswn, Bill Gra- ham. Helen Sari-as, Dellawese Fire- stone. Don Manners. Wilson Meek. Norma Caiiev. Lonnie Chaney. Melba Barbour, and Sara Jo Bealrnear. Boys in the Service MailinnzfSaironia ' tty Eudy. and Josephine Briscoe. Be Jack. sor , ,. ,,,,.,.,,,,.,, Martha Truax L STAFF Su0n MECHANICA ' Linotype Operatorsflion Eclcel. 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