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

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T SENIOR Q Q LASS 691 N Vw for their jobs after graduation from Central. Iohn Born was president of our class the first semester. We elected Dick Adkins to head our class the second semester. And speaking of honors, our class held quite a few. Pat Kimberlin, our contribution to the Student Council, was president for two semesters. Some of our various club presidents were Dixie Niasterson, Helen Sarras, Earl Xvorsham, Harold Rusk, Paul Shirk, lack Shirley. Imogen: MCCllI'dy Qwho was Basketball Queen in our lunior Yearj, Betty Noe, George Weenis, Leon Lawyer. The football queen was Ieannine Broadrick. In the athletic department we had Kenneth Ingraham who was named to All-Stare I I I ' ' ' A ' 4 'l f and Charles Miskovsky, Captain of our Football team, named to All-City honors. Paul Hansen, star foiwnt o our Basketball team, was also a member of our class. The Editor of our year book, Pat Haney. and the Business Manager, Iohn Venable, were also leaders while at Central. You have an idea now of your school days while at Central, and you may take into consideration what vou have received and what you have missed while you attended Oklahoma High School. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER 5' Dick Adkins Q' Prrsidrnl Harvey Roper Vice-Pnxridrnt Imogene McCunIy' Serrelnrrv I I Pat Haney i Treasurer it I A Mary Apostol ' Yell Leader Dixie Mastersnxi Studrnr Cuum fl Don Mannerberg Srrgrrznr-al-nrm.r 5 ir 1-.4.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER AND I' As Spohomores back in 1944 our class, the class of 1947, had a long way to go. In our Sophomore year we learned the ways and customs of our Alma Mater. We elected lack White to be our first President. During our Iunior year we had advanced a long way on the road to success at Central, We re-elected lack White for our Hrst semester Iunior President. Our Iunior Play, the l'Poor Nutl' with Tommy Crane and Charlene Ladd with a supporting cast of lack Roberts, Gene YVilliams, Ioyce Womack, Charles Keegans and many others, was a huge success. During our Iunior year we held several Parties which were very successful and tended to unite us even more into one group or class. Our Prom, which was given for the graduating Seniors, was well attended and the grand march was led by our second semester President, Pat Kimberlin. Our Senior year was ushered in with some serious thought concerning our future goals. For those who planned to go to college, we held a series of assemblies, which helped us plan our college career. Others planned Iohn Born President Stanley Tilly Vice-President Betty Noe Secretary Mary Wolaver Treasurer Carol Taylor Yell Leader Imogene IVIcCurdy Student Council Dan Vaughn Sergeant-at-arms ON SOR RESADENTS SENIOR

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