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

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J 'rv- V V , rsrao Artist, Ronnie Clarke Ole Paint broke his legg Get an aspirin, Doc said 5 But nought could be done, And here he lies dead. A driver in an older day Could fall asleep upon the way g It mattered not how far held roam, With Dohbin there to head for home. Artist, Ronnie Clarke K ll!!-I jerry Parvin, Dewey Underwood. Ole Paint of today, When it staggers to a stop, I t's only because it's Down to its last drop. Today experienced is the 'word For Central's lads and lassesg They've learned the skill of handling cars In drivers' training classes. Mr. Jack Lester, Carol Simpson, Norma Camp.

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if c r V. g v A I 4 :fix I' 5 aa! WX In 7 , il 'K 2 7: :iff VY.. , M - Artists, Clarke, Mitclmusson, Ringler. By the shores of great Red River, In the heart of Kiamichi, There the red man and the white man First brought plans for peace and plenty. People came from far and near For the Run of '89.', And loud rang out their mighty cheer When first they crossed that line. Artist, Ronnie Clarke Y Ywf ffxfjfx Y 'N Cfgff-55x In x ff' nm f K Lk., of 15 f ' rgfqi fe ' fs, ' S f N'f7!4397ft?l if I pri. iw r T67-:7 ,f! 41, 1911 M W Vit? .' 7 A X -e-e -we Av 'b 624- -s V. fy lf' y 'K , AQ' X o,Vf.' ' gf 4431.-Q Curtis Schwartz, Marion Harkey. Now in midst of great metropolis, In the shade of spires of Central, Come the students, white and Negro, To abolish segregation. The students come from far and near In the Run of '5 6. But you don't hear a mighty cheerg No parking place! What a fix! Tom Quiett, Jerry Butler, Abe Greenberg, David Edgecomb

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aI'lfl'a!La5 a l0l'0gl'al'n Tops in Business Education with a record of 130 in shorthand, Priscilla Roberts, pupil of Mrs. Lucille Spann, holds a responsible job in a local business firm. Consistent awards winner in state and city science fairs since the ninth grade, Carolyn Hill, college preparatory senior, is laboratory assist- ant for Mrs. Mary Lockwood. Central offers only two years of any foreign language, Patsy Spurr and Janice Murphy, honor students, get special instruction from Miss Florence McClure and Miss Mary Ellen Volk in advanced Latin and French. -3-