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

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EENTIIAI. I-'AEUITY In nineteen hundred and fifty-five The Central Cardinals were aliveg We had a dandy teaching staff Who taught us well and yet could laugh. Academic, vocational, or business ed,- These courses through the years they led. They sponsored all our organizations And helped to increase friendly relations. DEPARTMENT EHAIHMEN As for our counselors, they were dearsg They helped in choosing our careersg Along with guidance they gave us a smile To make our years at Central worthwhile. The Cardinal as our symbol here They've kept alive throughout the yearg Our feeling for them will never die, For they have helped the Cards to fly. RUTH ROGERS, B.A., M.A. PAULINE WALKER, B.A., M.Ed English History KATHLEEN LOWTHER, B.A., M.Ed. MARY LOCKWOOD, B.A., M.S. RUTH SNELL, B.A. RUBY McKELVY, B.A., M.Ed. RAYMOND SHOGREN, B.S. M a tbema tics Science Language Business Education Industrial Arts Trade HELEN ALLISON, ILS., M.A. ANN EBEL, B.F.A., M.A. EVA LEE, B.M. JACK IRWIN, B.M.E., M.M.E. LEON BRUNER, B.S., M.A. Homenmking Art I 1 Pb t -.111 Vocal Music nstr :mental Music ysical Educa ion

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ASSISTANT PHINIIIPAI. IIIIUNSIZLLIIIIS MR. CLARENCE BREITHAUPT B.A., M.Ed. Within the pages of your annual will be found a story of the joys, the happiness, the friendships, and the -vic- tories of a school year filled with honor and achievement. The school curricu- lum has given you many opportunities to develop your vision of what your future may become, your abilities and how you use them, your character, and your determination. MR. CLARENCE BREITHAUPT MR. RALPH V. MILLER ns., M.B.A. MISS MAURINE HOOVER B.A., M.A. The Counsellors have a big job. They enroll students, give personal guidance, help students with financial, school, job, and home problems, sdpervise the testing programs, keep account of all the students' credits, are in charge of the clinics, provide vocational guid- ance, aid in job placement, and do a hundred other valuable services. They are, in general, one of the biggest assets a student can have around Central. MRS. GLADYS BEEN B.A., M.A., M.Ed. -10.

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IIE TH!-II. ELEANOR ASKEW, B.A., M.A. M. C. BROOKS, B.S. MARY BRUCHER, B.S., NLS. S. BURLESON, B.A., M.A. EVA CHOWNING, B.A., B.L,S. English Refrigeration Home making Business Ezlnmtion Librarian , ' - Y .,..... .5 . . I f? -. , f 4 1 ' , x ' 1 .. f -' Q., . ' I Ii , MABELLE CONGER, B.A. BETTY COOK ELEANOR CURTIS, B.A. Speech Fi1zanr'ialClerk Disirilmlive Edurafiou LEWIS EUBANKS, B.S., M.Ed. ARTHUR GIBSON, B.A., M.E. JO ALICE HENDRICKS, B.A,, M.l2. Hixfary, Bnxebaii Hisfory, PlJysin1lEdumIion Blzsirlexr Erlurniion C. D. DEAL, B.S.E.E,, M.S.E.E. Rurlia Trade TOM ELLIS, B.S. Aulomolirr Trade HARRY HICKS, B.S. D. Dirersifiezl Orrupafians Eleriririij' T JIM JOHNSON, B.A. M, H. JONES, B.S., M.S. ANITA KRAMER, B.F.A., M.F.A. Iuurnuiism, Hisiory Sbee! M.-ml Trade AVI, English Nw. F. A. LEABO, BS., M.S. ORVILLE LOONEY Weizlirzg Aulo Meehuuirx JAMES MCGUCKIN, B.S. JAMES MILLSTEAD VERNON MONROE Cnbine! Trnrle Typewrifer Trade Ania MN'f1r1nir'x - Q RUTH MORRIS, B.A. MARY NEEL, B.S., M.A. Mufhemufirs Englixb -1 2-