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

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CLASS OF 1959 It's here at lastl We have finally reached our goal. We are now the Senior Class of Central High School! It seems only yesterday that we returned from vacation, as seniors, and now it is almost time for us to graduate. Where have our senior play, our luncheon, and our Iunior-Senior prom gone? Although a number will go to higher schools of learning, for most of us, this will end our formal education. Some will go into the fhfmed Forces, and more into marriage and the raising of future Centralites. 1959 was the second year for television classes in our city, we studied Math Analysis, science, and the VVorld Series by TV. This was the year for changes: hula hoops came in, Elvis Presley went out Cfor a whilel, our styles returned to the twenties, short hair was a must, and last but not least-long socks were back, These were happy, frustrating, exciting, busy, and hectic days to fill our last year at Central. VVe all know that these many events may never be re-lived, but what a wonderful time we will have remembering! Back row: Mrs. Mary Lockwood, David Black, pres., 1, v.-pres., 2, Max Harrison, pres., 2, Mrs. Marlene Dooley. Second row: Mr. M. V. Van Meter, Vilma Vaughn, sec.- treas., lg Miss Doris Taylor, Mrs. Georgia Reid, chrm. of Even up to graduation day, seniors make the DNA. James Duffy, Joy Chastain. spon. Front row: Phoebe Overstreet, st. c. rep., lg Pat Webb, sec.-treas., 2, Mary Ann Shaw, v.-pres., lg Iudy Hill, st. c. rep., 2. . Vi, as dvi. .S we it he ,ix in 4. . 4 1 2' tri, ,, FP ffiii K ii.-.I '-I v.,1f,i.y E 2, J-1 V 1 . 1181