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

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9? as Xi i br, . - . ,.,,- -31117 , X.-F .. K ,R . . 's- -. 5 Egg-' sac., ' ', . '7,lfi , ' . ' ..-1 1- s K .-' vu 'Ax ff THE IIAHIIS AHHIVE The Cards arrived in '55 through ac- tivities of groups and of individuals. The band, shown here taking first place in the State Fair Day contest, played often for Central and for Oklahoma City. The Student Council this year sponsored elec- tions based on thc national voting plan. Pictured here are registered voters practicing to be full-fledged citizens. Npt shown here, but bringing dis- tinction to Central by their activities, were United States Senator Mike Mon- roney, member of a state championship football team when he attended Centralg United States Congressman john Iar- man, national speech winner when he was a student hereg Dr. William Spencer, chosen by the National Iunior Chamber of Commerce as one of America's ten outstanding young men in 19545 Mrs. Margaret Redding Latrobe, whose syndi- cated column appears in twenty-seven newspapersg Mrs. Mildred Nichols Sch- roeder, who is now touring Europe as one of six holders of national Reid scholarships in journalismg and Ronnie Hill, holder of a Rotary International scholarship, who is now studying at Edinburgh University, preparing to be- come an agricultural missionary. These former Centralites have brought much favorable publicity to their Alma Mater. -4.

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IN '55 The Central choir made many appear- ances both in school and before civic groups. The activity shown here, singing Christmas carols in front of the school, attracted many passers-hy as listeners. The Cards arrived this year with the able assistance of such teachers as Mrs. Gladys Been, who in 1954 acquired her second Master's degree, Mr. Lewis Eu- banks, who in 1954 was named Okla- homa's Coach of the Year, and Miss May- belle Conger, only teacher in the country to have two students in the finals of the national speech contests in 1954. The Cards arrived in 1955 also he- cause of the individual eforts of many students. Wayne Hensley, Student Council president, was also a junior Ro- tarian, governor of Boys' State in 1954, one of Oklahoma's two representatives to Boys' Nation the same year, state speech winner, and national speech final- ist. Nadine Holyfield, only a junior this year, has already made a name for her- self in Oklahoma City music circles, and is a state winner in flute contests. johnny Pennington has three times been chosen to occupy the position of first chair in the trombone section of the state high school massed concert hand. ,si at I' 4- -fl Y my 1