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

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-i FACULTY She walked in the paths of righteousness here on earth, and as she walked through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, she was not afraid. She died as she had lived- MRS. EMMARAY CLARK Although present only one day, Mrs. Em- maray Clark is listed on this yearis faculty. She came to OHS, her alma mater, as English and social studies teacher in the fall of 1955. Her cheerfulness, patience, sense of humor, and devo- tion to duty were qualities she showed both in her teaching and in her caring for her invalid hus- band. Succumbing to leukemia, on December 9, 1958, after a long and gallant struggle, she left us the memory of a dear friend and teacher. And gladly did she learn and gladly teachf' -Cardinal Stag ,13- with courage. -Phillip Ellis Not only did she teach the basic funda- mentals of her subjects, but also she taught the basic rules of living. -F lorine Dotson She always found time to help everyone, and was kind to everyone. She did not seem to have any favorites. Her students felt free to call her at her home in the evening or during the weekend for extra help with school assignments or solving personal problems. She always seemed to have the right answer. -Phillip Ellis

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FACULTY Attending games, chaperoning parties and dances, sponsoring clubs and publications, helping students with makeup work, and serving on committees come under the heading of extra-curricular activities, which are undertaken by American teachers without extra pay. Help a student in despair? john Alyea, Miss Betty Mohr. if-f '!ie ini' 'QSQ' Q Q Jana Shepherd Raymond Shogren ' Doiorosa Spooner, R.N. Rachelle Stephens H ornernaking Cecil Tansel Printing Martha Truax 1' English Ruth Wallace English ' Chrm. of dept. 1' Former Centralite Ind. Arts Doris Taylor 'I' Eng., Hist. M. V. Van Meter 'I' Hist., Math. O. C. Weltzheimer Dir. of D.O. School Nurse Sec. to Principal B. H. Thomas Io Leta Tilley Printing Phys. Ecl. Mary Ellen Volk Pauline Walker ' French, Span., Eng. Hist., Psy. Rosalie Whittle D. Wayne Woolman Sci., M nth. Printing -12-

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For services renderecl--- Thanks ! When Mr. Breithaupt attended Washburn College, in Kansas, he was an All-American basketball player on the national championship college team. This year he attended a reunion of his teammates and their coach. He is shown here with our basketball trophy, won this spring for finishing first in the Capital Conference. Former Central student Mr. A. E. Phillips, who has taught mechanical drawing at O.H.S. for twenty-two years, retires this year. Many of his students have become notably successful in the field of engineering drawing. Often called Mr. Centralf' he will be greatly missed by students and teachers. Mr. A. E. Phillips shows Frecl Stephens the future in architecture and tells of the money earned. Frecldieis interested! in XIX .ai-u We brought home the bacon again! Chuck Price, Mr. Clarence Breithaupt. Mr. B. H. Thomas is retiring this spring after teaching printing at Central for thirty years. Many of his former students, because of his instruction, have succeeded in the printing field, even With- out further training. Faculty members and students wish Mr. Thomas a uhappy retirementlv Mr. B. II. Thomas and George Hall compare notes for that next printing assignment. George may become a masterprinter! -141