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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

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': Ei .-T: K fr-1 1 it 3,- .uf-W ' HI ,,,. ,H THE C ARDI NAL 817 North Robinson Editor Marvin Martin CENTRAL JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Oklahoma City 3, Oklahoma Volume XVIII 2 X ff f H1 if' ff 1 544, V . if f 'off 7 ' feffrfflaf ' 71 1.1: ff? 7.-ew., vb' v 9 X , yy 9 gf , f . if '-W iw - . X-' ,X , , 4 , V K , , 'K , , Q ff? 'ikfifa .71 ,,f, 553 . i ,E , 'i fwi f H 34,2321 , V . 5 ,fi , ff x 7: :fi 1 Q i -1 Q 1 Dedication We thought we'd write a note to you Just to let you know We thank-you for your kindness--- You've done from your heart aglow. Sometimes we've had our problems Meek, small and dear, But there was always a comfort, In knowing you were near. Time will go on, and so will thee Years will pass and go But there will always' be a blessing When we think of the little things That don't always show. Though this isn't quite serious We believe that it is true We hope our quaint little meaning Comes through to you. There are many other things we'd Like to talk about The many many times that you have Helped us out Yes, we could go on and on with Our note to you But there are just some things, They don't give you Enough space to do. by Shirley Arther Table To ADMINISTRATION FACULTY GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN CALENDAR OUR BELOVED MAYBELLE CONGER Contents SPORTS ACTIVITIES HON ORS MANPOWER INDEX ,ii 1, f i' P 45 1 1 ,,,,.. dminiotrataon School Board o Educatlon ' Efvvcli 1 t mu 1 ' C bs Y X x . or L 1 -1' . ff - I-1 ' - svmzs- Y-' sz-A fx.-:W ,th rr. Qs, .11ff.- -1---. f,.11.-, , --A, fs- ,..1:..f,'-M,'-. --A-,,' H 1 'A' X, 3' if f' Z -IT,gE. '-', Q.1 e,, A 'i ff YE T m., - sw-'fs vfasi,-t 1::w 1'sE,2+1 :--1 :9 if A.-q,1xyq,gE7sgE-fa-vs!-nm1gEi,.i.3i '51 3- 1' 0 DR. JACK F. PARKER Superintendent of Schools SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Superintendent of Schools Dr. Jack F, Parker and his assistants have more than just a goal to reach with their daily tasks that are set in front of them day by day. It is more than just an idea to head all of the city schools, plus various departments alone here at Central. With the widespread of school drop- outs and other serious and minor weekly problems, Dr. Parker and his right-arm assistants 'can take pride in feeling that they help make the best better. No doubt the jobs of these officals are so frequently takenmfor granted. So in the cause of futhering educationl at Central High alone the students would like to thank our superintendent of schools and his worthy assistants. MR. ALEX HIGDON MR. M. J, BURR Assistant Assistant DR' EgSIfgtSliORGE 6 415' 'V A' H ijg-gsagfs if 4 3 -if q t O, .,.,, ,.,. ,. rl. f . A. ' yr MR. MELVIN P. ROGERS MRS. WARREN F. WELCH MR. PHIL C. BENNETT 'T n we G9 I 1 MR. WILLIAM F. LOTT QX 'em ' ' QU ' ' Mu. FOSTER ESTES 9 BOARD OF EDUCATION Constantly striving to better our Okla- homa School System is the job of the Board oi Lpducation. This board, which is made up of men and women, work long tedious hours to maintain and regulate a school program that will best benefit the Students. A With the job of balancing the budget, wwcetling with the necessity of securing :hfvv equipment for our schools, the board also has to alleviate the problem of over- crowded rooms, securing new teachers, plan new buildings and expansion programs, as well as to add new members from year to year. Realizing that their decisions direct the course of our school, this group holds many lengthy meetings in an effort to give the people an educational program they will approve of. Administration PRINCIPAL Now finishing his fourth year as OHS principal is Mr. Joe Lawter, 53 f01'ff1e1' Len' tral graduate. Mr. Lawter obtained his Bache- lor of Arts Degree from Central State College, He then went on and acquired his .Masters Degree from Oklahoma State University. Since then he has added fifty hours to his graduate work. , This year Mr. Lawter was faced with more and bigger problems. Not only was he principal of the regular school classes but was also head of the Manpower Pro- gram, project classes, and Adult Day c1aSSeS. He has indeed been a very busy and important man at Central. To Mr. Lawter, the faculty and students say thanks, for the long, hard hours you've spent benefiting Our OHS. MR. JOE LAWTER MR. AL MARSHALL VICE-PRINCIPAL This year Central has a new face in the office of Vice-Principal, Mr. Al Marshall, but not new at Central. He takes good care of the disciplinary problems, watching the statistical reports, and supervising the teachers record keep- ing. He has made many friends as Vice- Principal. Although his schedule at Central requires a great amount of time he still finds hours to help out anywhere and anyone whenever he can. MR. WESLEY DRIGGS ADULT COORDINATOR In past years Mr. Driggs has worked' as assistant principal here at Central High School. But this year he had a greater and bigger task. Being the principal of the Manpower' students presents problems as well as rewards. Mr. Driggs feels that every student is entitled toa better education, he feels that by helping others he is helping himself. He says it is more than a reward when you help people help 'themselves ' Counselors - fice Staff CHARLES SANDMAN 5el1i0T High Counselor LADELL PETERSON Senior High Counselor JEWEL REEVES BILL SALWAECHTER 'Junior High Counselor Student Advisor OFFICE STAFF Some of the busiest people at Central will be found in the front office. These women handle everything from records to fee money. Some of their responsibilities are run- ning the switchboard, teaching the office aides and showing them the various jobs important in office work. Here will be found a general information bureau on all students such as grade averages, all classes and teachers, also the records of previous graduates attending Central. Each of the women, Mrs. Shirley Cook, Mrs, Eloise Keffer, Mrs. Lahoma Schiel and Mrs. Kathleen Vinson, of the office staff do the work that makes the wheels ofCentral run smoothly and constantly. Keeping attendances of all students, printing and issuing daily bulletins, checking students in and out of school, keeping the school up to date of the financial position as well as keeping books on fees and issuing ttereipts are just part of a day's work for ulif-sw four women. So hats off to these hard Wfirls ing ladies, COUNSELORS Counseling is a hard job and is not to be taken lightly. This year we have a great staff of counselors. In their daily routine they help students with their problems avr home, at school, as well as financial ones. One can get a good idea why these counse- lors are sometimes called parents away from home. qMr.'Charles Sandmann has been a Senior High counselor for two years, after teaching math for nine years. QCounseling, at Central for the first year is Mrs. Ladell Peterson, Last year she taught Co-op English, math, and homemaking. Mrs. Jewell Reeves has been counseling 'Junior High students at Central for nine years . She came to Central when it was first made a Junior-Senior school in 1954. Assistant to Mr. Marshall in the area, of attendance and discipline at junior high level, is the new title given Mr. Bill Sal- waechter. This is his first year as a Junior High counselor. Previously he taught science here at Central. Before coming to Oklahoma he was a geologist in Lansing, Michigan. ELOSIE KEFFER SHIRLEY COOK Secretary to the Principal til KATHLEEN VINSON LALOMA SCHIEL Attendance Clerk Registrar Secretary to the School i .'tt 4 if '- ' ' A- f 'Ll - ur School In-5 LE' fx ?.,..w 4 J! 2 f ,..4-af V. ,., , I 1 f V' ,.,.. V .,,, H 4 , 4 4, ,4,,,,, L, M,.,,4-f 3 , MRP' .mn -s acult V f 4. V '- .,.m. ,. L ADONNA ADAMS English, Economics BILL BLISS History ft' , 44 4 I ' '67 0. Y A' 1 A' ff x Z We 5 :L s 1 1. 35: ,li MABELLE CONGER Speech VIVIAN ENT English HARRY HICKS Supervisor Adult Institute .L ,-1 -ig S5112-.Jie FRANK ADDISON English, Math Biology, Co-op, Training A if Q' ,, : MARY BRADLEY English, Math, History WILT CONINE Physical Education Health ,mfg M4 0 f M412 gf A Ll., J , 57 27 . V if 7' 1 if .aff Me - 'Y fi HARRY GOOCH Adult Day School MARY I-IOLLIWAY Materials Clerk on-.un GUY ANDERSON Upholstery A ROGER BROWN Government E.M. COTTON Science, Math Biology NANCY GRINDSTAFF Materials Clerk Facult BILL HORN Math, Chemistry Co-op , ,l,t ,ff 25' ' Qi 1:35 4 in M1 QLE? 'Zi JULIA ARMOUR English GRAYFORD Cl-IESI-IER Metal Work 5 'Z L. ,,,, pw I I , .Q t jf: -tfv - R f a ELEANOR CURTIS Co-op Training JIM HALE Math MARGE I-IUDDLESTON Math, English, History, Science 1 F7 ' ,,VVg f ',., ,, mfg ,rf .ff ' ELEANOR ASKEW English .4 it if i f 22 tl ar - ,fg ,Z -,I Z -f ff f , -7. , NADINE CLARK Math GEORGE DANNEFFEL Math, English, Science MARTHA HAYES English MARIAN JARRELL History Typing Facult At Pla 11 43 I lVlrs,lVIartha Hayes tells us about moon-shine. Mrs. Vivian Ent says, Messy. That fourth hour classl' Pretty as a picture, pretty as a teacher too! that's Gets tiresome, huh? complains Mr. Lloyd Mrs. Julie Armor. Robbms- Mr. Bill Bliss, all you need is a figure and a Mrs, Mary Bradley reading seventh grade literature! skirt. Lzgafits slay' . I3 iig- I I ll I ORN .IIM SCM llck. Hlsllmlilj 73 I ie- LOUISE LAYTON Nurse -'U JANICE MARTIN Physical Education, Sports 'YI HOMER MOODY Printing JIMMY PRICKLTT English, Cofop Training 1-iz aww JN, ti 'wa Q , EW 1 ' . ' . q ., .i,. ,. A IILJXVI, JONES llomt' liconomics .ay KA! .IUANELL LEARD Secretary to Adult Institute PAYE MASHBURN English, Latin, Spanish -7 XX ISLEY MOORE Math JAMES RAGLIN English, Math, Psych, Sports if 'wi m y ' ,Q za, fi vii...-f, 6' , N. ,. it , Q is ,nl . X -P Qr 4 3 y r ,xi-.C .K,,,. F. HELENA KELLY Lnglish ,r !g, '1.f-ff, 2 . ,Mg MARY BETH LOONEY Materials Clerk fi JACK MASSEY Counselor Vocational Rehab T11 PAT IXIULLIYIAN Home Economics GLORIA REHRIG Cosmetology 1? rm H TC- 4 KLNNIQTH KLEMME Music mi. ,, ORVILLE LOONEY Auto Mechanics W' . .-1 -'If ' RUSSELL MASON Adult Day School g 3 px ' at f.. Q PAT NICHOLSON Physical Education, Health GEORGIA REID Shorthand, Typing, Bookecping Bus. Mach. 'X un .Mt fb' T 9 7' ff, I I f ,IV J LSS LADD Physical Education Sports fm it Qbrfw' rf, ,, n,n,- Q4 W B Z mx LILIBEL LUCY English BASIL MCCOLLOM Driver Education, Sports GZ-7? KEN POVERUD Director Industrial Materials LLOYD ROBBINS Band, Drum Si Bugle Corps . rg - Facult At Pla , Now Wh0 did YOU 333' Was going IO be in fhe Even IBM can be wrong. remarks Miss Faye Mashburn. stew? says Coach Jess Ladd. Nah,-..... Mr, Orval Looney says, The hip bone's connected to the Four Score and Seven years ago, quotes thigh bone, thigh bone connected to the ankle bone. Mrs, Nlafign 533611, Wlihg 1,0014 is not Cleopatra, but it will do, Who wears short-shorts? says Mrs. Patricia Nicholson, Spams Mfg, I-Jilibel Lucy. Anita Zachry and Mary Alexander c V-zgggjjia lg -t,frrtrra 't as it 1 t t - .AI .Q . 5 A Q, 957 5 at MARY ROBERTSON History, English, Math, Biology GRACE STEPHENS Materials Clerk ORLLA URICE Secretary to Adult Institute DONALD WOOLMAN Printing - 16 72 I 1,1 2 l t- . I R - RUSTER PAULINE PAUL SIMMONS English, Math, SCHWEDLAND Woodwork Secretary to C - T . . O Op rammg Vocational Rehab -, .,'-kt ,ld as ' c., , 2 r f f I gr , ff? f if O I O ff 1 --Q1 ye' 1 fw- 'fb- JERRY SMYTHE Biology Science Sports 0 FRANKLIN TEFERTILIER English Math ROSALIE WHITTLE DALE STORY CECIL TANSEL RETTA BEEKMAN Math, Mechanical Printing J TAYi1OR En ugh Drawings, Sports Oufna lsmf 3 History , , ' Y VVVZ , QL X W x I , f f f x S MIKE VAN METER EITHEL WARNER E.M. WATSON History, Math English, Math, Scientific Arts gl Crafts International Science Geography ' Problems I-I1stO1'Y, SPOHS F acult t We pledge our allegiance to the faculty. Of Central High School of Oklahoma. And to the school for which it stands. One lesson under teachers, Loyalty and truthful with faith for all. This was written to show the faculty that they are import- ant to students and the school. The faculty has grown through the past years through the addition: of new teachers and the presence of the others who remained to become a top-notch, teaching group. We wouldn't be a school at heart if we didn't have them to teach.The need to educate teenagers prevails always within them. Their desire is to teach the teenagers of today what the teenagers a thousand years ago did not have the 'op- portunity to learn, ' Coach Jim Raglin, I will not chew tobgcco Things go better with coke, says Mrs. Eithel Warner. tn class--I w11l not chew tobacco m class... AlN'T, aln't in the dictionary, says Mrs. Eleanor Askew MT- Pali? Simmons SCIGHHWS, VG rallher do lf myse . HHOW did you get out before the bell yang? Makes you feel you're down to your last breath, only 200 question students to Mr. Frank Tefertiller, ITIOTG daYS F0 go femafks MT- Cecil Tansel. Mrs. Ethel Warner, and Mr. Dale Story. ax BACK ROW: Helen Manning, Barbare House, Lorene Baker, Beulah Haylip, Joyce Bright, Frieta Wilkerson, Vivan West, Alice Dirksen, Mildred Evans, Lorene Casey. FRONT ROW: Marjorie Howkins, Dolly Beckerdite, F los s ie McCabe, Mildred Powell, Beulah Bagley, Virginia Hall, and Dorothy Hightower. Cafeteria Famous throughout the school for always having something cooking is the Central High cafeteria staff. To these masters of the culinary arts go all the important jobs of preparing well balanced meals. Managed by Margery Hawkins, the meals are all planned to meet a type A standard. A plate lunch may be purchased for 43C or 2895. fqrgf'-f f' 1 The cafeteria feeds around one thousand students per day and about one hundred per- sonnel. The cafeteria is alsoa training school for the managers of the cafeteria of other city schools. Central cafeteria also serves a snack bar for' the night school students each Tuesday and Thursday night. BACK ROW: Cliff Clemons, Robert Barnes, Fred Smith, and E. E. Webb FRONT ROW, Joe Wall, Cliff Howard, C todians James Kimbo, and Leo Moore. The custodians have doneavery fine job this year. These men work long,hard hours before, during and after school to keep our classrooms,halls and school yard clean. We are very grateful for the services that they have done for our school. You can always find one of these men willing to do a favor for our teachers and students any time of the day, Our appreciation goes to Joe Walls the fourth floor custodian, Robert Barnes the third floor, Howard Speedy Bronson second floor, and E.E. Webb of the first floor. Others are James Kimbo cos- mef010SYGeorgeBeard, night custodian, Fred Smith, foreman, Lorene Hall,maid, and Cliff Howard head custodian for jobs well done for this another school year. , f 7.4-gk, , , W . V Q . . gr? V Lynda Price, Martin Martin, President Vice-President S ' We the senior class of '64 have finally attained one of our highest goals in high school, to be seniors. But as we look back upon the years, we cherish those golden memories of assemblies, parties, dances, club meetings, games, attending- and not attending classes, rep- resenting our school at various other functions, racing down the stairs to the cafeteria, madly hunting parking places, and trying to get off the D. N. A. We look forward to our senior year high points too, with the gift of the juniors, the junior-senior prom, the Senior Play, class sermon, senior luncheon, and then all too soon graduation night. L ch., . --t.,,.5i- --. X- '.g..Lg -1.2, ',-.iff gqpg-'1-25 :vi-fv,i.n-'--'Q lg-5355.1 1f5,,i1+-4QQte,g.,1:wif-43.-f ,l , , --1 cr .YVVY Q. ...-f A I gg, ,J ,:,-Q', 'dV' a' .didn I fi J 41' f-Q , ,- ..,'. I In Qs Pap DQVQ, Brigette Bilman Secretary Student Council Representative Class lt seemed only yesterday we came back from summer vacations to find our- selves seniors. We look upon this time with misty eyes and a sad heart While at the same time, we look forward to what is in store for our lives with great anxiety, because this will be a turning point. Whether we are off to college, the Armed Forces, a job or that great institution, marriage. This time in our young .existence will be the deciding factor as to what kind of ' citizens our school has produced. When We are older, We will realize how important our days at O. H. S. were. Love is a many splendored things says Gloria Hobbs, ls it all in the game? Rudy Renteria and Shirley Thurman McNee1y, Linda Hudson and Jay Bendle. Ramirez. .-...rm .. - I , . ,. zo ffw NIA. RY A LEXANDER . MIKE AMBLER SHIRLEY ARTHUR A V A Y' ,AH N GEORGE ARTIS T11 . gg, - ' Aff , RARR A JAN BAKER 'fi A+ ' LINDA BARNETT A ' M . 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WILKINS I-IARVY WILLIAMS WENDOLYN WILLIAMS DELMER WOLF CAROLYN YOUNG ANITA ZACHERY We are all up in the air for seniors yells Robin Osborne, Shirley Mil le r, Shirley Ramirez, Carolyn Youngg Linda Hudson, Noretta Miller, and Phyllis Swan. 28 1. l 1 4 Smile OU M155 BASKETBALL, Lorene Webb A girl on the ball, MISS BASEBALL, Linda Hudson. ' l 1 x 1 1 z - 1 i T x 3 1 l ,. ! 1 5 4 : i E I 2 f O-CLUB RESULTS ---------- SPORTS ROYALITY. Gloria Hobbs as All Sports Queen I and her Court. , mrfmeg with the spirit of the school, Shirley Ramirez and They may have missed the goal a lol of times, hm huh MISS ,hem liilcr. 29 FOOTBALL, Fran Henderson they h1L 1t. DN Great People in '64 They receive honors in the fall, honors in the winter and honors in the spring. They are the Honor Society. Good-bye junior, good-luck next year from Wayne Smith, Phyllis Swan, Thruman McKneely and Shirley Arthur. Z E 5 T, 2 f Ffa, fl ak. Gloria and Miss Hays sympathize with the ugliest man at These are the ones 30 Central. qMr. Lloyd Rohbinsy i 2 sv. 341 3 3 4 2 . , 2 gy fsvumv that say they'1l go-- to college. JL, , J r l i l In E ii Love Denton yells, Come on Seniors lt's Your Last Chance. il Il li i. ii if il ii 1: i i ,1 l 4 Seniors begin their last assembly E i 1 Qiwl-I 'ff f fav 0 i 'fly f' Seniors Begin With Cheers and lgntl With lears. 31 I feel as proudl Fran did you say you were going to give I might not be Miss America, exclaims Shirley Ramiraz to Robert Hale, but us the typical American family? I'll just This is Carolyn Youngs' boyfriend. He is not Rock Hudson, but Rocky Jones bet so thinks Shirley Arther. 5 . ,,.i V, .K yi , ,i g,-'f,,,' ., l V nh 1 ll-an A0 This is what I call cold hearted fun, ' says Emma Miller and Donna Hopkins. You can tell it's Buster Bass by his back. remarks Don Steele. 2 -Q., lt's remarkable what good eye- sight can do for you, says Bridgette Bilman. l 2 ' I I L , Y W Y, tvg4.b,vg Kay Robinson Donald Perkins Shirley Johnson Mildred Williams Robert Massengale President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative J ' Class This year the Junior Class has really striven for their many tangible contribu- tions to our school, for lofty ideas which they set before us, for determined efforts to achieve high goals of citizenship and enhancing the opportunity for students and teachers alike to bring to a close another happy and successful school year. The junior class officers for the 63-64 year were Kay Robinson, Pres- identg Vice-President, Donald Perkinsg Secretary Shirley Johnson, Treasurerg Mildred Williams and student council representative Robert Massengale. The Junior Class has shown sincere appreciation for the educational tools which have been provided for furthering their education. They realize we are living in the most opportune time since the dawn of civilization. As they track onward and upward toward desired goals they shall strive with efforts to add luster to these tools their Alma Mater hasso generously provided. As every year the Juniors received the thrill of getting their- class rings and going to the prom. We're sure that through the years every Junior will treasure the memories of their golden years at OHS. ' l There's noth' l'k k' ' . YV Say Billy Joelggilelye WOT mg ln C0mf01'f W0U1dU'f YOU 34 ggglegtya Miller yells We are now seniors! 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W .,f':f.:-3: ':ywA.i. , 42 if 1 f I Carl Ferrell Jeanetta Fields Merila French Nora Frank Loal Frantz Gwendolyn Friday Carla Garde Linda Garrett Don Gates Mary Gates Ronald Givens Sharon Gloria Neta Goodenough Alvin Gray Larry Green Laura Grove Jimmy Hale Norma Harry Sandra Hayes Boyce Henson Robert Hewell Rufus Hill Carroll Hinton Sherman Hinton Sharri Hopper Paul Hood Beulah Horton Jo Ann Houston Sarah Hughes Mitchell Hummingbird Judy Ives Linda Jackson Charleen Jenkins Betty Johnson Darlene Johnson Freddie Johnson Shirley Johnson William Johnson Gary Jones Maurice Jones Peggy Jones Zelma Jones Jimmy Keeton Joyce Kriz Charlotte Lamb Leonard Limon Jack Long Lonnie Longan Mike McCullouch Gail McGough Mary McNac JoAnn Madden Rosa Manuels Mary Martin Pete Martinez Robert Massengale Baron Mathis Judy Mayes Audry Miller Noretta Miller Richard Miller Joyce Milling Glenda Mills Charlotte Moore Marvin Moore Sheralynne Morgan Linda Moss Gary Nard Juanita Neasbitt Lawrence Nero William Newman Susie Nunes ' Frank Parker Linda Parker Millie Parker Deonicio Pena Nannette Peace Helen Penn Donald Perkins Richard Peterson Barbara Pettyjohn Jimmy Phillips Maw Pietrowicz Bobby Porter Wanda Porter Beatrice Proctor louis Rambo lass 1 -7 '- wf- -4- ., -11, , , . . 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V gy N H T415 1 A .. , N C A V . - .. fii 'AAIQ lv V Yi ' ,- Leonard Limmon asks Where's The Fire? ihzf : Fei - ,Z , ' ' ' I :ji ,151 ', V 'Vi-. .I A , QM J 'I L! fly' ' 2, H U ff ' - 'wr-s..1f1r. 7 ' f A f Daniel Ray Norman Ray Helen Renfro Judy Reynolds Betty Richardson Thomas Riley Kay Robinson David Rodden Gloria Rogers Darrell Rosenbaum Tommy Rutledge Barbara Scott Terry Sexton Vickie Shearer Margaret Shepherd Noal Shuffield John Simmons Stella Slaughter Barbara Smith Betty Smith Henry Smith Joyce Smith Ivory Smith Katherine Smith Pat Smith Lucy Snell Pascal Soliz Mitchell Stanley George Stidham Ruby Stokes Nilson Stow Leonard Sutton Gordon Tarman Harry Tarver Penny Taylor Christine Thomas Larry Thompkins Allene Theatt Hattie Tiger Sandy Timmons James Todd Narva Tubbs Gene Tullis Glen Wall Albert Walter Gracie Walton Mae Rose Watson Karen Weant Margaret Webb Barbara Weeks Vivian White Jerry Whitmore Damon Williams James Williams Mildred Williams Karen Wilson Jean Wolfe Janey Wood Wesley Woodraw Larene Woody Sandra Worley Robert Young Class 0 '65 :h,,.5'- -7' ., i'V w f 0 1' V 'Av 1. ig, ,, ' ,- P ,. M: ' 1 3 4 . qw f A V ,gig 4. -,fy m, '. 1 -'W 'ht , : ., ' -1 -' 5' , ,f-,E1i,. 1' ..., ,Qi-,f'95E::,-p1:.'1' ft, ,,: ,f gy. ,q:g.g,,u fi , ' - 'Z ff 2 'WO ig -' i .ff ., ' H ,, f , 1. 4 'QV ' , , , 4 f f -71 . A7 44, ,, is 7 if . ,aww . r mf. -. A f , , , f y M, K 4 14 v 9 I f , 4' A , 1' 'E , rf ' . , fff , g,v:1:.5., ,,: 2i:c f,: HM, V . . A, . , 5 , '. ' Z , 1 6-4 Q , ' 'ff' , Vi 'fr , i ,, , ,, , HW , n if if fr, ' d f' ,iv 2 . ff'-1-1 ' - :gr ,J if-,V E J. Q .Y-. f nv 5, if V 11-,gf f an 4, 2 I i.l,, Ct-nti't'ttes Pep Club ln .lution - 1. .,,1,l1-Ag'-:1g:,. , gee.. .l .V - :A as --1- 4 fr. - f.r1V- 1Ni-W? 'dw'-lc--':i'.'S f1C5 'SSE-1-vw', mqiq.1Ef1,.:-f 1- ,. ' .:, .gas .-. -,wt ll f ..' ' a,Q.a:La,l- -al aaa.. H..-- www' Connie Lane Marie Deal Phyllis Colvin qancy Ebersole Beflilaigfigliz 'd t ' - 'd t Secretar 1'GaSL11'er Prem en V166 Presl en y Student Council Representative ophomore Class Here we are at last a part of Central High School. Although We haven't com- pleted our duty in Senior. High, we are getting a good start, especially with the hard-working officers that were elected. The President of this class is Connie Lape. Assisting her and filling in when she is absent is Vice-president Marie Deal and the roll and minutes are taken care of by Phyllis Colvin. The money keeper or as they say I'm Confused says Fran Morgan the treasurer is Nancy Ebersole. Last but not least, is the representative, Ber- nadette Martinez. We know that these people will do their best in trying to make Central a better school in the future. They are Central's leaders in the future. We hope they will pick up where the Centralites from the year ,before have left off and continue on. All right, I'll join the pep club says Mrs. Retta Taylor to President Phyllis Colvin 6 T' 2' Q i . . EW Ld Adomaitis Frances Allison Ld IXIEOYI Charles Anderson Larry Anderson listher Arnold .Iannie Arterberry Howard Bacy Francile Bailey Jo Baker Terry Bales Elaine Banksr Joyce Barber Roger Barnett Gary Beasley Gary Beckelheimer Lawanna Benford Alene Bennett Floyd Bennett Oval Bell Rose Berry Larry Bolles Berdina Carter Carol Bowen Brenda Box Donald Brazell Lloyd Brewing Chris Briggs Sam Brooks Curtis Brown James Brown Shirley Brown Tommy Brown Larry Buchanan Annie Burgett Geraldine Burns Ricky Burton Thomas Butts Mike Callahan Jimmy Choate Phyllis Colvin Dorothy Crain Shirlcy Crain Belly Cruse Judy lp,-miie Jimmy Dunn Pal Donn Sliirli-y llrumriglit Class 0 '66 - 2' :gf gf fp- 1 i'ii-. i i r . ,A ' 11.5 ,,.' '.' 31 W ff ,r,, , 4 Y' f fx 1 1 .7 14:4 4 VME, 'W -if '41 i :Aww 4,3 , X ,vggyv If I guig v'6g 2 gllvi y y I A 4 Cli'Zi ' A 1 43 if 4 fx! if 5 W my i ,wt g 5 f ni 1 av 4 A 'Q ' .y if ' 1 f 0 , ,za MM 'Y wa'- ya gy V? mfzvaavf .1 1 1 'hm ,- 31? ' 1 IZ 'Q I HN, 1? 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Maurice Daniels Linda Davenport Betty Davis Gloria Davis Henry Davis Marie Deal Lawrence Dean William Dean Cyntha Detlarnette Peggy Downey Judy Drake Ebersole Nancy Mary Edmundson Margaret Ensey Carol Everly John Farmer Lee Faulkner - Margaret Florez Nadine Forshee Charles Frazier Paul Falcher Carolyn Gafford Joe Garrett Jake Gates Patricia Gates Jerry George Twyla Gordon Lee Gary Billie Gregory Dale Greenlee Allen Grayson Billy Hawk William Hendricks Jerry Hershel Patricia Heghfill Viola Hill Geraldine Horton Mattie Howry Linda Huggins Vicki Hedgpeth Judy Heard Joyce Heard Patsy Harrington Sara l-Iardrick Jerry Hardy Jimmy Hamar Donnie Hammons Earnest Jackson Oscar Jackson Thomas Jackson Lillian Jacobs Ronald Jacobs Ronnie Jacobs Harold Jefferson Vivian Jones Will Johnson David Johnson Melvin Jordon Wantha Krowes Antoinette Koontz Bobby Knight Bobby Kinkle Judy King John King Claudetta King Wilma Kemp Connie Lane Billy Law Earnestine Looney Dorothy Lawler Gloria Linzy Treasa Livingston Sharon Lockhart Mickey Longan Ronnie Love Tom McDonald John McCormick Lonnie McCauley Dewayne McCoy Eddie McCoy Linda McCullar Mark McDaniel T hOmas McDonald Ltnnie McKinle Robert Mclvlillian Carolyn Mariman gm! 5? QW W 7 f f i ,f , lass 0 '66 J f,fu,,,,., fs, if 7, Q ., V ff. I ,S 1 , 5' M 2 ' A 5 M 5,3-Y Q J C- f if Y 5' N 9 Bernadette Martinez Q ,. x ET k ,a'Ii.,,k, , llgjkgai f?i'5?3+:i mace i1'1ifi0'f1'!3 5 2 if t Q, at qs ah?adB J 2 S 'ii, 6' .0 W Mx it l 1 XX - Qlx 43 X, W-h ai..-q, .,-W., .v,.. A.,-si: ... ,,,...4. , .,. ... . - , ...a - Class 0 '66 -7 A'A ' A v. Q .Q ,Z hm 1 'V ' M J f . . m V ff -all .fi ' 'Q ' f 'W Q , Ax ' v 11, ,',. ,. In , 'I 'g lf jg .1 . , i H 'V' y y I 2, , 31 X ' -'KX . A J 51 til ', 1 .... ':'3f5 , , X f st il'-f J R Jata J K A by What do you mean 1 look out of place ,, says John McCormick 1. as 'iw P4 4 's ' .45 Qi! , , J fr, lf y y y o J, ...M 1, .. Mr ,y : P 9 5' x a. 4 Q A L Gu -b . ': ' '1 H my -A gb ' 44 i Paul Martinez John Mata Nathaniel Mathis Sandy Meashintubby Carl Miller Carolyn Miller Martha Miller Sonja Miller Barbara Moore Fern Morgan Ronnie Mosley Darlene Myers Wanda OWGUS Joe Palmer Allen Parker Gary Patterson Larry Percell JoAnn Pettyjohn I-Ielayne Pollard Anne Potts Haskell Prince Regina Pringle Ronnie Rains David Ramsey Kent Reed Joyce Reed Marilyn Ritter Carolyn Roberts Brenda Robertson Elizabeth Rogers Judy Rogers Darrell Rosenbaum John Ross Carol Rozelle Harvey Russell L.C. Scott Danny Sebrant Michael Sexton Shirlene Sharum Wilda Shelton llla Sherueld John Sherfield Joyce Shinn Jim Shoemake Donald Simmons Edwin Slinker Marilyn Smith Patricia Smith Rosie Smith Willard Smith Lee Srack Patrick Staffins Orval Stanka James Steele Billy Stone David Sutton James Sutton Gary Swan Gary Tallent Bernadene Taylor Shelia Taylor Howard Tedder Doris Tee Virginia Tee Virgil Tee Penny Thomas Jerry Thompson Pat Tipken Mike Toahty Howard Tompkins Louise Tullis Pauletta Vaughter Betty Walker Zelma Walker Sheralynn Wall Paula Way Robert White Beverly Williams Richard Williams Mary Willie Charles Wilson Darrell Wilson Nelson Wolfchief Audery Wood Pat Wood Richard Woodard llonold Young lass 0 '66 I S0 .,., , ff 4? 4 .5 'iq 'TZ ff uf Q .fi Q, ,N 1 l .4 5 '52 f oo f ' W f if I 5 gg J.. y , , a 4.42 se 44, a' Q ' 2 .,,...,, .,.., , ,. 3 1' - 1 fl 'i' :-. f J , ' ...if .o,. ,fi A 5 f QM f ia X I A , - - Y fi ds vi ., -V i I. av 45.21 ' J ' K .-. ,gf 2939 37- , , ' -- ' T 5 1 4, 5:6 ,S 4 , A j ' p f , 7 .. 1 5 in - ,r 1 1, H 53 , L. -,J-1:2 , ,, - . far 5 K' 4 xx A 0 r If... x . 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I 1 , 'Q 9 L f Y -:f'rAL,w1, Please Theresa! l'd rather do it Myself! says Jerry Cutler E A! , F? ,W,,, M, f ,fi .f Q .-nv v A a l ., 'E 1 M J A K -Q Billy Joe Adkisson Linda Alexander Jim Amstulz Freddie Anderson Jo Ann Anderson Sandra Bailey Charles Balz Calvin Barders Milton Barton Marilyn Beals Bradford Beck Don Bendle Charlene Bennett Rosetla Berry James Bibb Louis Birdcreek Gloria Blakmon David Bond James Bowie Billy Brazell Napolean Brigg D8iSy Brown Rickey Brown Bobby Britz Jerry Bullis Sonja Buntin Janet Burdine Janice Burgess Juanita Butler Lynda Butler Toby Bubbs Thomas Byers Margaret Caberra Jack Carter Pauline Chambers Connie Chancellor Donnye Chancellor Sheryl Colbert Runia Coffey Sue Cooksey Robert Crandell Mira CreepingBear Steven Cummings Tommy Cutler Kathleen Daugherty Linda Doughtry Linda Davis Carolyn Decker Charles Dickson Leonard Doakes Darrell Dobbs Robert Downing Carolyn Dozier Hilda Dutton Joy Eakes Robert Ebersole Tommy Eitel Larry Elden Richard Ellenberg G. J. Engel Leah Engel Bessie England Ethernity Fields Theresa Fields Wanda Fields Shirley Fitzpatrick Gilbert Flarez Marylou Ford Frances Ward David Franklin Joe Frazier Velma Frazier Zeporah Frazier Wanda Friday Mark Fulcher Robert Fuller Edna Gage Joe Cane Gerald Garde Shirley Catewood Edna Gaye Carolyn Gilbert Bettie Gilbreath lda Gilliam l.1nda Ginn Billy Gordon Johnnie Craim 41, ww v --an l 'x x., A 'YW fx in Q V ,af:aQaa1f-M ' ' W 'fliil' x'- :fl 'lf Wlllll to 4.4 -M 5, ,ybwgf 1 , 3 'iv 'Z m 2' fbi XXX My , Y Class 0 ,gt , ,fa Sz 1 5' N J ,ll 'Av V 1 uv Q , 1 l , f 3. .l - .- .' wif. fW.Xiltz,l':l u f .ws 'l.53f::-vi 41 f ii Q Nfl V H H 1 7-,lilly ,illgsllgffv T Q we x 4 X. fa . V 1 5--4. A . , 9 ' 4- rf., V- 'ki' . ' -as .1...,m '3'A-' 11. ? i 1' P -41.3 an t- .g -- - ' .af 1' ag fn Q' 2 -rf 7' .FE , ar 3 . , X My ' it . ' lf 5, Q 47 if 'G 4 M, 'T' .,1 ju lam, M 992 A., ! 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I . 2 7 I N. ., Xb 4'X ,' 48 sn 2 S 3 x It Xa Walletta Gresham Kenneth Griffin Darlene Griffith Marcell Griffith Susan Grove Novalyn Goudeau Bobbie Hagens Pat Hale Kenneth Hamilton Stanley Hardrick Genevia Harrington Imogene Harris James Harroald Nathan Hartfield Kathy Hash Wanda Hash Lloyd Hayes Wynona Hause Larry Hemmerling Linda Henderson Joyce Hendrick Cecilia Henley Barbara Henry Phiomen Hensley Willie Hentz Jimmy Herndon Charles Hicks Sandra Hickerson Lois Highfill Berlinda Hill Larry Hill Linda Hill Terry Hill Ronald Hinkle Dotlie Holder Jesse Holder Clinton Holloway Eldon Holt David Hopper Cale Hopkins Patricia Hudlow Sandra Huggins Theresa Hughes Paul I-luitt Milton Hummington Bill Jones Carolyn Jones Ronnie Jones Andrew Jackson Terry Jackson Lavada Jacobs Harold Jefferson Charles Jenkins Mildred Johnico Clarence Johnson Donnell Johnson Gloria Johnson Jimmy Johnson Johnie Johnson Narva Johnson Janet Kates Loretta Kerr Linda Killian James Lamb Constance Lewis Lila Lewis Jimmy Little Stella Lucas Joe Ludwick Mack Lyons Lula McCain Shelia McCalip Glover McArthur Ruth McCarty Lola McClesky Brenda McDaniels Mike McDaniels Ut-lores Manning PHUIH Massengale Dun Mgyabb Bobby Mecly 'fl::11f,l1i Mills rlvmllilig lX1OOI'Q 'Ifmi lason Moore 'li 'if' lf' Moore ' 'lg ll Moreno l l'+'l,llit- Murphy ,,. 13 , bk A , L lass 0 y 4534, X J. 41.'::'-: ,f . 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Essid Murray Larry Nedes Ralph Neice Linda Nolan Shirley Norton Johnnie Nubine Paul Oliver Earlene Owens Judy Palmer Shelia Palmer Patricia Parker Terrus Parker Dale Parkerson Nancy Parson Pat Patrick Linda Patterson Dearle Paxton Margaret Peaks Patsy Peevyhouse Chester Peterson Robert Pietrowicz Evelyn Porter Shirley Price Robert Prieto Sandra Prince Frances Proctor Brent Quinn Richard Quintero Bernice Randle Michall Ransom Joe Ray Barbara Rentfrow Donald Richard Danny Robedcaux Joe Rodriguez Judy Rowan Edward Rucker Bennie Russell Linda Ryder Linda Scott Aunita Shelton Don Shelton Jaunita Shinn Earl Sims Georgia Sloughter Annita Smith Gertie Kay Smith Isaac Smith Jimmie Smith Lamar Smith Perry Smith Sylvester Smith June Spivery Delores Stainaker Nancy Stanford Andy Stanley Harold Steele Creighton Steen Jannie Stokes Lester Straight Lana Sutton Charles Swaazy John Tallbear Connie Taylor Leon Taylor Margaret Taylor Thelma Tedford Irene Thomas Cynthia Thompson Susie Threatt Kathy Timmone Elix Timothy Larry Trotter Wanda Tubbs Gene Tullis Cara Turman June Turman Ella Mae Uaughter Betty Vangundy Leslie Vela Donna Waits James Walker Paul Walker Christy Wallace Sandra Watson Susan West Jackie Whimore Doffes Whitson Roosevelt Williams Rosa Williams If-land Williamson Quarles Wison llflulttte Wolf Jimmy Worley JWW Yarbrough ,qi H W ,I i ? if! 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Fouriller Wayne Fox A-Xnalla Frank Carl Frazier Loyd French Theresa French Allen Frey Rockey Frey Ruby Garner Mary Garrett Marilyn Gilbreath Donna Ginn Lillie Goines Tommy Goodson Arlan Haag Larry Hale Judy Hardy Bobby Harjo Kenneth Harrington Janice Haury Sarah Hedgpeth Mary Hewell Lloyd Hicks Chuck Hill Bud Hinkle David Hobbs David Hobbs Debrah Horse Elizabeth T-loury Deborah Howell Mary Sue Howry Terry Hudson Jimmy HugheS Eugene l-lulsey Leona Jacobs Frank James Donald Jarvis Charletta Jenkins Raymond Jiminez Dave Johnson Wanda Johnson Anthony Jones John Jones Manuel Jones Sharon Kerr Marvel Kinnard David Klemme Bobby Kusler Clifford Little Mark Llyons Ronald Lockhart Glen Love John Ludwick Pat McAusland Bill McCarty Bonnie McCoy Debra McCoy Joe McCurly Debra McDanie1s Marie McKinley Kennith McMillan Jettye McNee1ey Janice Madden Steve Maness Carolyn Mann Bill Martin Roma Mason Tommy Maynard Nathan Miller Jimmy Mills Patricia Mills -lrwiqutiliiie Mitchell Ymlu slit, Minchem M 5 y , llfbbit- Moon iz. ,.,, ' ---1 ifi'l.'2l Moss A A f Vluiutlf- Q ,- l'l lU1'Ql Oliver f f .a 11 gh 2 ' -J all , Q-'Q AJ , J 4 'Mr , 3'1 1 F' ' M f ef , ,,J: A '.:, ,if ' 9 if if li -f v-Qigt-'Z' .Y a .X 'X 1 lid 5- y L fk .W 4' ', . 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Kay Robinson SEPTEMBER Classes begin Student Council Back to School Mixer Football Preview Pep Assembly Sr. Football game Central vs. Youkon Sophomore Class Meeting Jr. High Football game Central vs. Star-Spencer Jr. High Campaign Assembly Sr. High Football game Central vs. Northeast Band Fair Day Parade O.E.A. Meeting Jr.1High Football Central vs. Capital Hil Dedication of Wiley Post Monument Sr. High Football Central vs. John Marshall ' .cf Jack O'Lanterns Beam qs. They told me I could have a job here at Central or go down to O. U. Sure isahard job declares Norva Johnson. M155 OCTOBER . . . . Juanita Nesbitt Leonard Mays has got bali and that'sall, OCTOBER 2. Jr. High Football QNorthWestj Pe Assembl - - ame with Hardin 3- ,P Y - g s 9. G1rls'Softball ------- QSoutheastj 10. GABT Test QSeniorsj 11. Pep Assembly ---- game with Southeast 12. Band 81 Drum 81 Bugle go to Ada 14. Girls' Softball ------ Grant 18. Football game Qwoodwardy 59. Thespian Initiation 81 Dance 4 . Jr. High Football CJohn Marshallj 25 OE 5 . . .A. . Football game fStar Spencerj . Inter-City Leadership Conf. Cblorthwesty 26 Inter-City Leadership Conf. CNorthwestj . Measure for Jr. Class Rings Inter-city Jr. High Student Council . Jr. High Football QGrantj lJon't know who's the prettiest, the trophy or the girls, 65 We A re Thankful Thanksgiving family gives thanks. sports Queen with a smile, cioria Hobbs. Miss NOVEMBER .............. Judb' Burke The saddest day of the year November 22, 1963. ss NGVEMB ER Marching Contest fCapital Hillp Student Council Halloween Mixer Girls' Volleyball CN-orthwest Jr. High Football qSoutheastf Pep Assembly Game with McGuinnes O.U. Band Day Cirls'Volleyball QJohn Marshallj I vcii-1s'vo11eyba11 qcranrp Oil Executive for a Day Pep Assembly ---- game with Classen Homecoming Cirls'Volleyball QClassenj CirlS'Volleyball QCapital Hilly Speech Department Pay Assembly Student Council Mixer Cirls'Volleyball QSoutheastj Coffee Honoring Practice Teachers Thanksgiving Assembly Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Vacation ll 13 Santa Claus Is Coming MISS DECEMBER .............. Linda Hudson DECEMBER l. Cheerleaders Clinic-Norman, Oklahoma 2. Girls' Volleyball Central vs. Northeast 3. Citizenship Day for City Officers 4. Girls' Volleyball Central vs. Harding 5. Citizenship Day for School Officers ---- Pay Assembly Basketball Tournament 6. State Auditors, All Day Citizenship for State Officers Illril High Basketball Central vs. Capital 1 Basketball Tournament 9. Key Club Luncheon Girls' Volleyball Central vs. Douglass . Cookie Sale - . Toys for Tots A Jr. High Basketball Central vs. Star Spencer . Basketball Central vs. Yukon 14 16. Beginning School Spirit Week Mr. and Miss Central Assembly 1 Leadership Day 17. Scholarship Day 18. Citizenship Day 19. Sportsmanship Day 12. Christmas ff- Ji, . ..f. ,, 'fi' . 4 4gv'4,3'1fh t. A wt Gee whiz! the abominable snowman, Marvin Martin, aren't you afraid Bridi Turner 7 7 , A My .,. , ,. 2--f . i f - 1 A f l af 1 X f X A Pretty packages can't mean anything but Christmas. Christmas wishes can come true, as Shirley Ramerize and Robert Hale later find out. 71:26, K., ,, , 2' A 5' gf ffl ' ,pq aw.-it-1 pun 51,5--. .3 gf v'-1 aa5p,1g,9gs:5,f 5-:ML r-: 51,1 .f I5:f5r11v945:'ses' l3glgpitvF2Q53,jb7fwQ,rgggrt,sgpfaiif':iLzg?gg:.11:iz5-gT::Qf,- f. gg5f51j,gsifQ1L'--f'- '-'-ij., -,..4.:p.-fp ,.-,.. 3512.-'-r.-: Li! t'f5fi25-5-f'.:.f1,s:-:wigexgfiifgaif gimseva-f:E3a,:aa1'e:,. s,fg..+...as,,,..,a.,,. -Ma , Jas.-- . - I Happy New Year ' A Q ,' ina' ,,, 1 .I 4 V . Mr I fl I. K A' I I W V .f xr 9 4 ', H - .V4 . X X 9 1 31 - Z' ', 5 -, ,J ' L Q, Q .5 L 3 I J , .ij J f at f I , fi, I I . . ,L - fy :el T318 A 2. . 1 : , -' I Attendants of the Calendar Queens are Gaylon Sparks Darlene Johnson, Phyllis Colvin, Bernadette Martinez: Gloria Hobbs. Barbara Weeks not pictured. in - -J -, ,J H A ,- ,.,.t . i ll M i ,A ea 1 '- I Some people like getting in the snow of thing. Ah, bet you say that to all the boys. MISS JANUARY .............. Vivien Johnson JANUARY Basketball game Central vs. Northeast Pep Assembly Jr. High Basketball game Central vs. John Marshall Sr. High Basketball game Central vs. Classen Basketball game John Marshall vs. Central Mixer by Annual Staff High School All-City Choir Auditions Pep Assembly Jr. High Basketball game Harding vs. Central Basketball game Sr. High Central vs. Harding Jr. High Annual Mixer Jr. High Basketball game Central vs. Douglas Sr. High Basketball game Central vs. Classen Band Workshop Jr. High Basketball game Central vs. Star Spencer Sr. High Basketball game Central vs. Star Spencer Girls' Basketball game Southeast at Central Pep Assembly Jr. High Basketball game Central vs. Classen Sr. Basketball game Central vs. Southeast 'MJ Girls' Basketball Central vs. Douglas 13. Jr. High Cardinal Council Valentine 14. Langston Choral Assembly 74. Girls' Basketball Central vs. Star Spencer 26. Brotherhood Assembly---Audition Hearts Get Together Centreets celebrate victory over Northeast. All MISS FEBRUARY . 0 ' ' 1 . Connie Lane Runia Coffey is Larry Jackson's special valentine FEBRUARY Star Spencer falls to the Cards. 1. Central State Basketball Tournament 3. Girls'Basketball Central vs. Grant Jr. Basketball Central vs. Douglas 4. Pep Assembly Sr. Basketball Central vs. Northeast 5. Girls'Basketball Central vs.Northeast 7. Jr. Basketball Central vs. John Marshall Sr. Basketball Central vs. John Marshall . Girls' Basketball Central Vs. John Marshall Party Red Wing Club Party Jr. Basketball Central vs. Harding Sr. Basketball Central vs. Harding . Girls'Basketball Central vs. Classen . High School Choral Festival - Pep Assembly Sr. Basketball Central Vs. Youkon 17 Girls' Basketball Central vs. Capital Hill 21 6 9 'Y' f ' ': .f H . ' Q r f A ' 3 ' swf:-. 1 f'Q'-A-1 :L5i-,-.1-.'1 i -.17f'-if Kggg uaiiis e A 1' j -i- , , . ' :af n , rrrr.A.sr.q. 1.:.,aa,, L-s..,eas,..,..,. ,., N-- . V-V E Q l 41 fi 3 fi 2 T 49-I' l Easter Lilies and hamrocks ,QA-rg 55135 Look what March Winds have done to Brigitte Bilman, remarks Natalie Hendricks. X . QXVXW SQQAYYNi. K-01 Hfrhis March edition is just out of this WOr1d,vv Say . .............. Safldfa Davis Clinton Evans and Donald Perkins. f MARCH . State Thespian Conference at Norman, Okla. . Baseball Central vs. Star-Spencer Baseball Central vs. Classen 7 16 19. 20. Greatest Show on Earth Variety show by the Student Council Baseball Central vs. John Marshall . Jri High Baseball Central vs. Pleasant ' l-lil 23. ' 24 . Baseball Central vs. Harding Baseball Tournament . Baseball Tournament 26 27. 30 IYA ms L5 You have heard of Play Boy Bunnies, well we have W 'V Esiitigl IEEHELQS' JOAN Mayhab' Audrey Miller afld 70 All aboard that's goin' aboard to the Thespian Conventioi .Aprd Shouwrs ,Zz MISS APRIL ................ Marie APRIL 2. Baseball Central vs. 3. Thespian lnitiation 9. Baseball Central vs 10. Key Club l3. Baseball Central vs 14. Baseball Central vs lb. Baseball Central vs 20. Baseball Central Vs 2l. Baseball Central vs 27. Baseball Central vs Baseball Central Northeast Star-Spencer Classen Del City John Marshall Harding Del City Northeast Southeast vs. . All School Play Cur Town Deal i u'It's Frazier, Pat Dove and Thurman Mclineely wear msvIvt's out in rehearsal. 0r,L0ve? Robert Hale and .leanetta Fields prove there is April Love. Mil, x V, April is the month of the Oklahoma Run, Janis Little, Margaret Sheapart and Barvara Carter. g if 1 Umm, well you think you know everything nhout OUR TOWN well I think Miss Conger knows it all. Jtnncs Mc Laughlin, and Damon Williams. VTMQ1 -q,ihiGQg5kLL,: ME 2 , ,,.sif,.K,A,,A,,1 .-,L ......-1.f Graduation Days W' f' ff I Johnnie Kaye Wilkins says The Prom is OVER. We're Graduates of Central and Proud of it. M155 MAY . , , Lynda Price Shirley and Marvin are waiting for the yearbooks to come in. MAY 1. Jr. Sr. Prom 8. Jr. High Awards Assembly 14. Jr. High Boys 'O Club Picnic 16. Sr. High Boys 'O Club Picnic 21. Annual Assembly 24. Senior Sermon 28. Sr. Luncheon 28. Commencement 28. Schoo1's OUT After a sermon like that, seniors look forward to the future, say seniors E m m a Miller and Godfrey BaSS. ,..... 1 b ,T J I J- r-vie-Q . X . slkgi-Axe Xb 1 . ..v. f-.s-is-Ns S , F is . g I 4 lx I I ,. , I-. li, iii,A,,V.Qjyy5gffg, V , gi 'W.,eg:-SL-,grr.g-,,.e,..zunLdQ.u,:, :1::,.w-4 -rare .- This picture shows what will power can do. Here are some happy boys, they just won a game. ilgue opposing team may be from Spencer but they aren't the ' tars. Victor I Victory 5 if . 1 , . : 7, , ,,. ,Q , , ,Hi V W WL, , ,VMWVIM , 5fT'TTfi'xr 1 I y E R ,A , 4 ' 11' ' - if 5. 2, .2 ,pg . ,f 9 'I vailf' 4 4 -, -'fl BPT 5, 5,2 , 51:1-it fam?-Q 5.1 br gl . .,,g ,, M, . A -i ff , :.--Ig-vt.-, :if- ' f -,. 43 . me N-, f't41'L' '--tfifm., '-in .,-0 ,aa 0, Q ' if 1 fd F , , ft., we 'W v- 'P - f ,. , -+-sr ' , ,,,ig5iENf1Q2-1-at v , -..r,-A-J N H gg ,ew v, V - .t Q. 'SJ va 4, -',7.g.,l A ,, is-. TT42Uf'bfuf-f' 1 A 4?-Er' 'ff' . ,W-,-,n'f ff -f .a-f ' .- ,...: t -' V -V ' go, , J, .i ,.s,C?,f '. Q- -Sze 1 And here's that great hindcatcher Ed Alton. Jump high Ardell and make that rebound. 'iff 15 Our r .' WW V -gf , 1 Jess Ladd Football-Baseball Coach - Basil McCollom-Basketball Coach James Raglin-Basketball Junior and B Squad Coach fn Jerry Smythe-Football Coach Dale Story-Athletic Director Nat Watson Football-Track Coach During the day Leonard Mayes is slow, but during the Harold Arinwine proved he can hold the ball with one night he can really go. hand- Q, . X' xl TS- .X ,Q S4 i N ' G cork? V-I Love Denton Luther Ford Senior Senior Baron Mathis Louis Rambo Junior Junior Billy Hankins Don 526916 Senigf Senior I , .iff If fiii J - on Mitchell Stanley Ed Alton Junior Sophomore Ricky Burton Maurice Daniels Marvin Moore L.C. Scott Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Don Simmons James Steele SCORES Clarence Johnson Harold Steele Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Central--23 Yukon--29 Central--O Woodward--25 Central--18 Northeast--22 Central--8 Star-Spencer--28 Central--8 John Marshall--38 Central--O McGuiness--36 Central--6 Harding--34 Central--O C1aSSen--25 Central Southeast--41 C . , -.au - ...L .0-R-Y! Riff: ROW FIVE: Coach Jess Ladd, Hankins, Coach Jerry Smythe, Coach E. N. Watson, Curtis Brown, Joe Toahty, Mike Givens, Leslie Brown. ROW FOUR: Harold Steele, Ricky Burton, Nathaniel Hartfield, John McCormick,Gary Swan, Eddie Alton, Ed Adomaitis, A. D. Dotson. ROW THREE: Maurice Daniels, Howard Walters, Clarence V4 f X.a fi ing' K 71-I ily:-M13 esta mf., ,.., .,. 'vu Johnson, Jake Gates, Ernest Jackson, Larry Anderson, Charles Frazier, L. C. Scott. ROW TWO: James Steele, Billy Bailey, John Simmons, Phillips, Wesley Woodard, Baron Mathis, Lawerence Cooper, Don Simmons. ROW ONE: Louis Rambo, Marvin Moore, Leonard Mayes, Love Denton, Don Steele, Jay Bendle, Luther Ford, Billy Hankins. FOOTBALL Victory didn't seem to be the battle cry of the Central Cardinals Football team losing many valuable members due to grad- uation and transfers, Central had a head start on bad luck. Also, playing many of the state's best teams, such as John Marshall, class A Champs , Southeast, Harding and Woodward, didn't help show the Cards at their best. There were many outstanding members of the team and among the notables, were Leonard Mayes, fullbackg Don Steele, quar- terbackg Billy I-lankins, halfbackg Harold Steele, quarterback, and Luther Ford, line- man. Coach Jess Ladd and the Cardinal Staff would like to wish the graduating seniors the best of luck in their future. These boys did their best at all times, and as any great athlete will tell you, it's hard to keep trying when your team is losing, and to maintain a level head at all times. They have the stamina to play on any team in the country. Their seniors take the hopes and best wishes of Central High School with them now and forever after. You will never get this ball, says Don Simmons. ,ig I F . , f A I I P Q f l I i 1 1 i A :V iw EH F41 if I, ,f Qi, 'r 3.2: ,,, if, Rudy Renterla Sen1or Godfrey Bass Sen1or Maur1ce Alexander J un1or Centra1-- 57 Central--45 Central--65 Central--70 Central--64 Central--44 Central--45 Central--53 Central--52 Central--40 WF? ! H! !iS-ira'f'2ii5Lsf .?19If..i frWskEslEif,:li5r3ffiiirL,:fiawarsfazrf aaf:f:-ggazazffza-5:111.5--:sag 1 af-,rf MM-. - F Are We In It? 41 may WM' W! wwf' 5 Love Denton Wayne Smxth Ardell England Sen1or Semor Senior Robert Adams Tnurman McNeely Sen 1or Sen 1or 1311151 Ballel' Albert Walters Sophomore Sophomore SCORES Douglas--55 Midwest City--Sl Capital Hill-54 Star Spencer--43 Yukon--22 Southeast--46 Northeast--59 Classen--42 John Marshall--38 Harding--39 Central Central Central-- Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Harold Arinwine Junior Don Simmons Sophomore Classen--38 Star Spencer-69 Southea-st--49 Guthrie--33 Clinton--23 Northeast--62 Northeast- - Sl John Marshall- -41 Harding--39 Yukon--36 Well, I Guess! X 4- 2 fl . 1 J I may fl 3 ' L 1419 , if R if Raft s f Q' 'Q :XA sf 1 I x A SQUAD ROW TWO Leshe Brown Manager Albert Walters Love Wayne Sm1th Rudy Renter1a Godfrey Bass Thurman Denton Ardell England Robert Adams B1lly Ba1ley Don McNeely Coaches Basll McCollom and James Raghn Slmmons Maunce Alexander ROW ONE Harold Armwme BASKETBALL Beatmg the States No l and No 2 Class A ranked teams the roundballers of Central had themselves a ball All members of the team were so out standlng that the Carchnal staff declded to salute only the semor members of the team Flrst, 6 6 center, Ardell England 1mproved trememdously thls year Ardell could al ways be counted on to pump 1n a qulck two pomter Thurman Mclineely has been a valuable member of the team for four years Thurman was always ready to go ln and make hls b1d for Card fame S1X foot forward Robert Adams, was known as Jump man Thls name su1ts hlm for he could really Jump for those rebounds Guard 5'9 Wayne Sm1th was another blg lmprove ment I-le came 1n handy ln some mlghty lght spots Forward Love Denton, 6'l was the outstandlng rebounder of the year The Card staff lS sure Love w1ll be a valuable asset on any team Rudy Renter1a guard 1S a potentlal All State candldate Anyone watchmg Rudy can certamly see why And last of all 1S Godfrey Bass who 1S one of the great players of our t1me Godfrey dld not get a chance to play as much as Cardlnal fans would have llked but everyone llked what they dld get to see B SQUAD ROW THREE Clarence Johnson Fredd1e Anderson ROW James Steele Don Slmmons Maurlce Alexander Coach TWO Leshe Brown Manager Albert Walters LC Scott James Raghn Charles Fraz1er Larry Anderson ROW ONE B1llyBa1ley I VMC' X, l , 9 -1 Love Denton Senior Charles Frazier Sophomore Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central-- Central Central Central Central Central Central Central H igh Sch00l Rudy Renteria Senior Garry Patterson Sophomore Wayne Smith, Senior Ed Alton Sophomore Baron Mathis Junior James Steele Ricky BUIIOH Sophomore Sophomore Albert Walters L.C. Scott Sophomore Sophomore SCORES 2 Star Spencer--4 lO Classen--0 8 John Marshall--6 4 Del City--8 l Harding--8 5 Grant--10 2 Northeast--4 3 McGuinnes--5 ll Southeast--5 3 Star Spencer--6 l Classen--5 10 Bufflo-- 12 8 Bufflo--2 O John Marshall--2 10 Westen Heights--ll 5 Pauls Valley--2 Yes! Yes! Yes! li 52- jaw '41 , ,f fx , f Q, QW. 5.-i 1-It Q'.'f', is , V R THIRD ROW: L.C. Scott, Albert Walters, Charles Frazier, Alton, Love Denton and Rudy Renteria. FIRST ROW and Ricky Burton. SECOND ROW: Gary Patterson, Ed Wayne Smith, Donald Simmons, and Baron Mamis. Central's mighty nine came through the l964 season in fine style. The future looked bright this past season, because we have a number of returning lettermen, most of Whom played regular baseball last year. Coach Jess Ladd has been the base- ball coach for the last three years and We feel confident that he will maintain a good The senior three smile with glee, Rudy Renteria, Wayne Smith and Love Denton. 1 i ,df t n li ill! rt group of winning boys. The following lettermen returned back this past year: Reuben Jimboy, Gary Patterson, Ed Alton, Wayne Smith, Baron Mathis, Albert Walters, Love Denton and Rudy Renteria. Most of all everyone was proud of the fact that more people attended the games better this year. What are you waiting for Byron, the ball maybe? .gin 41 5 'tx f X ' I iii 1, Y! ji ,, N Weave Got Oomphl Junior High Basketball ROW THREE: Lamar Smith Lonnie Crawford LeonTay1or. Anderson, Louis Everly, June Spivey. ROW ONE: Coach ROW TWO: Nathaniel I-Iartfield Isaac Smith Freddie Story, Clarence Johnson. Harold Steele. E. Moore. ,Iunwr High Baseball ROW THREE Nathaniel Hartfield E Moore Louis Everly. Harold St 1 ROW ONE' 1 h S f ' ' ' S UW- ROW TWO Essie Murray Freddie Anderson JuneSpivey, Clarence Jijnison, Leon Tayulogoac tom' Lamtu Im We're Un the Beam! 1- 91 -' A THIRD ROW: Jerry Bullis, Mike Daniels, Nathan Hartfiels, Freddie Aderson, Issaac Smith, Larry Tretter and Stanley Hardrick. SECOND ROW: Leonard Doaks, E s s i e M u r r a y, Jimmy Little, Danny Pate, Lester Strait, Harold 'Steele FOOTBALL Despite a lack of experience, the Junior High team proved themselves to have lots of rugged players this past year and a match for any team in the city. Under the fine coaching of Dale Story and James Raglin, Elie small rugged club fought until the whistle ew. With stars like Harold Steele, Jack Johnson and others, these boys are the men of varsities to come. BASEBALL They might be young, but these Junior High baseball have a lot going for them, especially batting balls in the right direction. They even did better than the senior high, as far as winning games is concerned. Every time an opponent had to play them the story was always oh, my gosh, we have to play those boys from Centra1. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES and Richard Ellenberg. FIRST ROW: Coach Dale Story Clearance Johnson, Jerry Grave, Charles Jenkins, Don Bendle, Lewis Everly, Leon Taylor, Lamar Smith, and Coach James Raglin. BASKETBALL The Junior High varsity basketball team took their stand along side the Senior High varsity. With a small but aggressive team, they grew in strength and skill with every encounter. Under the fine coaching of Dale Story, the never--say die team members will be in excellent position to take to the Senior champs next season. SCORES Central--27 Capital Hill--35 Central--38 Classen Central--28 John Marshall Central--43 Harding Central--50 N. W. Classen Central--41 McCunness Central--51 Moon Central--35 Classen Central--33 Douglas Central--37 John Marshall Central--28 Harding Central--38 Capital Hill Central -O ' Star-Spencer -8 Centra1--6 . Harding- 12 Central -16 Grant- 24 Central -6 Northwest-- 12 Central -0 Douglas--SO Central -0 John Marshall- 14 Central -22 Southeast- 18 H ,L tflgi.xi,,VY:yi- H V, ., V. , Vx WLXI:-V, p Give Fifteen Rahs f' ,uf ill THIRD ROW: Dorothy Huckleby, Audrey Miller, Roberta Smith, Bernedette Taylor, Fran Henderson, Alene Bennett. SECOND ROW: Miss Janice Martin, Anita Zachery, Jody Girls' Fun! Excitement! Work! Bruises ! Bumps 1 Games! Pals and lasting Friendships. Any and all words and phrases describe how that happy, wholesome group of girls who assem- bled in the girl's gym the last hour of each day felt about Girls' Sports. The vigor with which they set about rebuilding teams which had been impoverished by graduation was notable. Central was represented ably by this Baker, Shirley Ramirez, Balinda Hill, Shirley Miller. FIRST ROW: Bessie England, Katherine Smith, Sandra Baily, Daisy Brown, Janice Little, Stella Edmondson Sports group in all inter-city athletic contests held for girls--softball, volleyball, table tennis, and badminton. Possibly no phrase could better describe this group--- the everlasting teamwork of every blooming soul ---- for there were no single stars but rather an entire group which starred in such qualities as sports- manship, square dealing, and fair play. Sports Class show fine example how softball is played. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Katherine Smith, Janice Little, Shirley Ramirez, Daisy Brown. For Centrafs Team! .11 That's it girls up and over. By the way you are all smiling it looks like another smile contest. Wonder who can jump the highest, Janice Little or Bessie England? All For Central Stand p and Holler! Linda Hudson Carolyn Youn Shirley Miller Robin Osborne senior senior senior mascot af, A V . Phy111S Swan Shirley Ramirez Noretta Miller senior senior junior CHEERLEADERS Central was very lucky this year by having the peppiest and sharpest cheerleaders the school has had in a number of years. These girls came back from camp with high honors by placing third three days, second one day and honorable mention one day in competition from several states. They did a find job in representing Central High School and Central was proud of them for their representation. 86 1-956-ffdfegq,-5-11z,.L5,f.f::-1-t -:-. f- -V R - ' , ',,-.igni,-:ai-15,fT.Z5 :Q:j 221' gf- -gif' .5 5 ffjli 1- . 'K anl..1m4-anw,.'.tvi-:.:-flhevm.-::..-:sf+L- :-.if L1-11'-.ff.:'i,,G, a- t--. - 125: . .lx if :ffl ff.: .-1 G' -'izfzif Q1 A l, 1 ,, ' ' -fiiii r'?i?Pfff'f 'f 'fy ,QfQ4b21:'9E:z. A iXif?'f:fLf?f?11f' Q 1 5-f 1 i I 1 I 1 l I 9 i 1 r 3 4 as 12:1-1 - V- 4. ,wi ,.-thu., . -' -- ...t- ., , Q, '- gan.- 4 -,gp , ,.-f,-..,, ' .. ., . ,. HU. . . Y - . lg.gsY.iE?.iiSf2: z'-:3mg.Q4e.L?'.B' lm,-a'E::,,,.L:'F.x:.2m-iQabA-f5.u.u.- LL5.Wf1ss.usz. F We Are the Student Council Read. To C0 ROW ONE: Phyllis Swann, Delores White, Shirley Johnson, Thomas Jackson, Emma Miller, Don Steele, Gloria Hobbs president, Fran Henderson and Rose Baranski. R O W T W O: Brigette Bilman Robert Hale Robert Massengale Leonard Sutton L awnna Bennford Shirley Arther Bernadette Martinez, Linda Price Lovelace and Carolyn Young v The Student Council has become an im portant governing body at Central since IES origin 1l'l 1921 lt is through this organi zation that the principal, faculty, and stu dents work together to promote all worthy school activities, leadership and school spirit Representatives to the Council are se lected from homerooms and organizations The Council, under the sponsorship of Mrs Martha Hayes, not only transacts school business, but also learns parliamentarypro cedures and conducts discussions on school problems and projects The day to day work of the Council often 6- F0 's W is president. ROW THREE: Mrs. Hayes sponsor, Marvin Martin, Pat Doveg sec. treas., Jimmy Hale, Kay Robinson, Pat Wood, and Linda Hudson. ROW FOUR: Noal Shuffield, Jay Bendle James McLaughlin Rocky Jones Connie Lane Billie Gregory Shirley Donihoo and Barbara Roe seems of little significance to the members, but at the end of the year when they look back upon their work, they realize that the small things put together amount to a great deal in helping to operate the school suc cessfully As a means of making money, the Stu dent Council sponsors a student store,named Cardinal Corners The Student Council officers are Pres ident, Gloria Hobbs Vice Pres1dent,Carolyn Young Secretary Pat Dove, Parliamentari an, Rocky Jones, Reporter, Fran Henderson and Chaplain, Johnnie Kay Wilkens I0 be PIGSIGGIH as Connie Lane Pat Dave and Pat Wood 7 F ' I . - I . I i Y Y . , . - I , . , , , 7 J E he , . - . S I -D I . . . . -I Q , . .- W S .,.. ' .. , R t p, c R .,, , 4 0 I 1 Q ,., t , Xi I V, f .V ,, an -qg, .cy I j K5 R i' ry rt 2 us t . M-Wwwmfm' f t. ' A . ' ' ' NU if L- 'R R . f f i 't fig- . Gloria Hobbs knows that you have to do a bit of everything Happy days come when School Spirit Week begins, S We A re Always fm ': ' Ugly is not the word for it, 'says Mrs. Hayes to Gloria Hobbs about Mr. Lloyd Robbins. Pray tell me Marvin Martin what are you doing 7 Can you tell me Mr. Dale Storv ? Wig! 4, --4.3-, . I mlm: public llunkie number one, hey? Work on Lenord 89 L0 al and True Rocky Jones practices for big Student Council conference. . lLL ilr'U ' ' V ' lt's been a long, long day. Q V . :'L l'-xg, SCC .X YQ hi. - P 4 Ah come on Carolyn up a little higher. saws Gloria, mo.. O 1 dl i5E'2f?E?f1RZ5i9 .1L4i i3lt5i5 '-' ill 'lililiffjgf-fH::gs.'6iiEf2i'?ii:E:SQizl,:32.4255'sary-,fv,-Lxufgfta.-. .aa - w- fi- - ' - - -- k V -- -' ' l I ardinal Council Favor ROW FOUR: Mike McDaniels, Danny Pate, Robert Ebersole, President, Martha McCorkmick, Sue King, Gale Parkerson, Secretary, Janet Kates, Gene Alton, Treasurer, Shelia Palmer, Arlan Hagg. ROW THREE: Miss Nadine Clark, Sponsorg Irene Tullis, Darrell Dobbs, David Price, JoAnn Webb, Merline Southern, Sarah Hedgpeth, Carolyn Decker, The Junior High Cardinal Council is well Worth the time and effort put out by the spon- sor, Mrs. Nadine Clarkg the President, Robert Ebersoleg the Vice-President, Hilda Dutton, the Secretary, Gayle Parkerson and the Treas- urer, Jean Alton. This organization is con- sidered the Heart of the Junior High. These people have put a lot of hard work into the Cardinal Council, but enjoy- ment became of it. They have had several parties and mixers, which they have spon- R sore . They are proud that they were able to Y - i. Connie Taylor, Hilda Dutton, Vice-Presidentg Richard Bayliss. ROW TWO: Linda Patterson, Johnny Dean, Merl Berryhill, Janice Wolf, Grady Whitson. ROW ONE: Betty Tiger, Patricia Estele, Brenda Eitel, Gloria Johnson, Walletta Gresham, Sandra Bailey, Dolly Joseph, Donna Cooley, Eugene Mayes. attend the Junior High Student Council State Convention in Stillwater, Oklahoma. At this convention they brought back many new goals and ideas to set in Central. The Cardinal Council meetings are on every first and third Tuesday of the month. At these meetings the officers, the sponsor and the Homeroom representatives dis c u s s and put into action the things most impor- tant in maintaining a good school year, and we are glad to say it has been for the Junior High of Central. 90 Smile Robert Ebersole you're in the Cardinal Yearbook. X Youth With Scwor V :az-,a, M .1-fa' .1 a 'Pi 'I ' ,.-., F H A' You'11 probably agree that our style show was different, You see in Cardinal Council we love what we do, remarks agrees Paula Massengale with Sarah Hedgepeth. Paula Massengale. , , , gg.:- f., .fi 3 2 95' . gi, , A, , S, Q fu A 311-in Wanned! Officers for meeting. 91 V l 1 f, 1 A , ,. N. ta al 1 4' Our '64 Band Is Hard To Beat X .M4 ,,A,,,,.,,, , auf ' t.......-, ,A ,,,, . W ' - in ' L V ,K 'MW,www-,,,,,,l,a-,,.mM.i,f,,v-w4.:E' 1,51 .,,,Q, Tiiggl - - f V1 iz V.,, ii W'lHn-WA-:gvwfwa 'UM' ,.QK,,,i:,,,, , , H r k '- BACK ROW: I,cft to Right, Myrtle llihh, Philomcn llcnslcy, Joy linkcs, Robert linker, Viviun Johnson, James llpck, Lilmrlus lloxvmqm, alum' lhcrosu lliclds .Iutl Palmer llO11ZJltl'lll'lOITl'JSOl1 Hill llruzoll Crclfhton Swan Mar Curtis and John lX'lL'f,lOl'I1liClQ, ROW 'VWOQ Ron:1ltlMumg, 1, l , Y A V , ., Y 3 , ly . Y , , x .wliccn llllllil Sutton .hmm Work: l31ll lllbtllfl ucz l,u1'r l0lTl7lClllS Jcrl' Wllitmorc Oscar' .li1CliS0ll lcrrv .I4lul4son, .It-1'a'v hlllC.Xl'llllll', Y , , ,, ,Y Y, Y fl . Y , l , Y h . ,, , V , , , , .lcrry l'm'r,l, lll'1gILlC lzlllllllll, Nom Moore, Mr. l,, A, Rohhms llzmnl Iignjumin If,1n41z'tlnIc, Puts lX l1ll'fll1CX, ll1lX'Itl l'I'llIllxllll, t..1mI Iwu.-ll, Ili l'i:CLOl', lllid Rlllllilfll livuns. ROW 'l'llRI:lli: .lo Ann Houston, ,loc Norvu Johnson, Ronnie .I on es, M il fl in Iluxy I' x, X1 in tl Iltm n ,vm Ifflllriqlnuz, lzvu lindsey, Lawrence Dean, .loc Ray, .luck Whitmore, 'I'QmpI:ins, ROW ONE: Ralph Jqncs, lf.l lMl v.l I'.:tu wlm, fxOIl.lltl il:-tw vt , llnf kim lrlllllll, lbznvitl lXfll'lll'11lI'C.l, .Iohn Hooper, Bobby l L1L'1', Stephen Wnntin Ned, Kathy Price, Runln Colloxg Lm.l.1 Hu ,mmm l , ,mn -ll l ' 1-Y-lwllzwgw-., .Hun Vv'lviLnmxrQ, Vxlrgsluy Woodward, Nornnnn lvlillc-r, Clinton Sl1:1ru111. . V 1' 'V ll,l,-tlv, Nfliktg Howto:-, Kunncztlx Alford. Iflizulwt-lla IVlcCiuuggh, 1. --v - - -I--r '! r IN A FIT . X N By Watching Us You Get A Treat .X A ,. ..,--- L, f f There is snow on the ground, but the twirlers don't frown. Wiley Post never had it so good. -'-.....r., e Ili um major, Rocky Jones and director Mr. Lloyd Robbins take i sneak coffee break. As in the years of past, the pride of OHS, usually called tlie Qenior High band has maintained its record of having ti successful year. This past year the band has marked a new record of accomplishments and because of this the band director has bestowed upon them much praise. iluring the first of the year the band played at the dedi- cation of the new Wiley Post monument, which was an honor to be allowed to participate there. Central was the only school asked. There is self pride in the Pride of Ol-IS. At the annual contest that is held at OCU the band played two numbers, a long piece and a short piece, for the judges. This is a district contest rule. As in years past they went to the '89er parade in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Also they played at the spring concert. Wonderful, forever excelling, doing all that they can do for Central, by coming to all the football and basketball games, and entertaining the faculty and students, the band has done their fair share for the year of 1963-64. ' Wcfve Got the Beat-We're Really Neat Ill FOURTH ROW: Thelma Adamson, Darlene Griffin, Loretta Bristow, Linda Ginn, and Paula Masengale. THIRD ROW: Crystal Wallace, Norma I-larry, Margaret Sheppard, Billie Gregory, Annie Burgett, Ruby Stokes, Linda I-ludson, Mary Gay, Florence Fixico, Hilda Dutton, and Hattie Tiger. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Burns, Rose Berry, Kathy Timmons, Betty Richardson, Shirley Johnson, Leah Engel, Beside the trophy the two outstanding Majors of the parade, Linda Parker and .Juanita Nesbitt. fn Shirley Price, Judy Mayer, Rosie Williams, Bonnie Chancelor, Judy Rowan, Mr. Lloyd Robbins, Director. FIRST ROW: Pat Dozier, Sandra Worley, Doris McClellon, Sharon I-lunt, Fayrene Walker, Linda Buntin, Joyce Milling, Linda Dean, Maryland Ritter, and Darlene Johnson. Drum Majors, Linda Parker, and Jaunita Neasbitt. The Drum and Bugle consists of girls in the ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades. The uniforms are short red skirts with red and white striped sweaters. There are two drum majors who are Juanita Nesbitt and Linda Parker. They perform for all home games, pep assemblies, at parades and in dif- ferent contests. The Drum and Bugle is one of the most popular organizations here at Cen- tral. To be in Drum and Bugle the girlS have to go through a screening test put on by the experienced girls. You have t0 meet certain qualifications to be able to Join. Every year they are invited to march in the East Central I-lomecoming parade in Ada. They go by bus and spend the whole day at the college. They also gO to the 89'er Day Parade in Guthrie, Okla- homa during April, Mr. Lloyd Robbins says The drunw and bugle girls are the most dependable group of girls l have ever worked with' 9,2 . We Pla , Pla -All the Da I INTERMEDIATE BAND BACK ROW: Johnny Owen, Tommy Goodson, Jerry Crouch, Earl Sims, Harold McLaughlin, Joe Ludwick, Weldon Bratton. ROW THREE: Doffes Whitson, Harry Petterson, Mike Forga. ' ROW TWO: Larry Hemmerling, Merl Berryhill, Dwaine The Junior High Band has grown in number this year. There are twenty-five students. The drums and clarinets seem to be the most popular instruments. The students that advanced the most by the second semester were moved to the Senior Band. This is their goal -- to be a member of the senior band. Mr. Lloyd Robbins, who is the director of the band, said that the Junior High stu- Robinson, Robert Hendley, Robert White. ROW ONE: Mr. Lloyd Robbins, Janice Burgess, Martha McCormick, Mary Soliz, Mike Dutton, Mike Dimock, Jimmy Fields, Gerald Braze-ll. dents have started to play more advanced music. This helps prepare them for the ad- vanced band. They go to the field every day that they can get out to learn to march. ln this way they are ready to go directly into the ad- vanced band all prepared to work. At the end of the school year, the Junior High students have the ability to march and play as well as the Senior High Band. ,ff . W 1 T 1 ,fate-. g 1 . . -4, , 1 . . BEGINNING BAND VYNQ FOUR: J C Fourkiller Artie Stewart Bobb Cornett Ie V Si . . , 1 y 7 mice Randolph, Charles Owens, Kenneth Harrigton, John will-.fick, David Klemme, Thomas Paden. ROW THREE: 'l1 'iI Palmer, Linda Eorwn,'Sue Bendle, James Harroald, wfjuv Williams, Jerry Tyson, Gerome Bonepart, Frank 1 1 HMS, Donna Ginn. ROW TWO: Mr. Lloyd Robbins, Terry Hudson, Tommy Taylor, Clarence Bowen, lklvhxi Moon, Richard Emarthile, Richard Bayliss, Margaret Do.ikc5,Ma1'j. Wilson, Donna Cooley, Constance Lewis, ROXX ONlQ:C.ai-.wlyn Price, Mike Waldon, Gary Barger, Myra llilliams, Ronald Brazell, Jackie Walker, Dale Dunn, Loyd French, .lulrqucline Shearer. 95 96 and Eoudis Martain. .ua Q ,411 , 1 - .j'q5xf:- 3. 4, +- - -.Qs-S::i,.f.fy':p .-cf-as f K- Q -H L,,:g,N', ,Y-fl Y, if, , - - A,-.i,:-s--.f ..e.......-...-.....f..s-,..-.., ,. ongs Were Made To Sing , --r fwi 1 X Q . lf BACK ROW: May Watson, Geraldine Horton, Anna Smith, Sherry James, Linda Moss, Sonja Bratton, Nancy Martin Ruby Gains, Zelma Jones, and Mary Gates. ROW THREE Delores White, Earnestine Robertson, Millie Parker, Glenda Thompson, Gloria Hobbs, Carroll Hankin, Audery Wood, and lvory Smith. ROW TWO:Mr. Gilbert Klemne, The Senior High Choir under the new leadership of Mr. Gilbert Klemme has done a wonderful job of singing this year. Mr. Klemme came to us from Ontario Jr. High School, Ontario, Oregon. He has a Bachelor of Music Education Degreefrom the Nazarene College from Bethany and Master of Teaching Qmusicj from Central State College in Edmond. Mr. Klemme has certainly done a won- derful job with the choir this year and with such numbers as Ode to America, One 5 f Q Mahalia Jackson and James Brown, oops !, Johnetta Stewa in if ,Mfr ' 5 W ,Y ff x ' Z A Q 5 i f ' 5 ' , ' 339 sf 2 J 'ti 2 f A Z f ' 2 v V ,i 1 X ,f 4 1 Ii , 5- F if Y A M' f it , , '2 1 directorg Gertie Smith, Lorene Webb, Julia Enrequez, Alene Bennett, Barbara Roe, Carl Ferrell, Eoudis Martin, and Beulah Horton. ROW ONE: Larry Nedes, Jamey Wood, Darlene Myers, Gloria Rogers, Johnetta Stewart, Mary Pietrawioz, Theresa Cowthorne, Billy Hankins, Jerry MacArthur and David Sutton. God, River Boy, and Moon River along with many many more. Gloria Hobbs who has been a pianist for the choir for three years has been chosen sweetheart by the members of the Senior High Choir. The choir and Central are grateful to Mr. Klemme for his fine job this year. They feel they have really accomplished something, because of all the manynew things they have learned. ff One, two and then rock, one, two and then roll, says Ni- Klemme to Gloria Hobbs. ' I . While We're Young ,.. lll bet you can hardly wait for that food to come? Anything worth having takes time. Donna Hopkins, Barbara Roe, Gloria Hobbs, Carl Ferrell, Eoudis Martin. .S lf we don't work we'll never be a sing along with Mitch group. QR .JH Ili, ,..-I N. 4 ls.-- Vi. mt -fu -sol-la-ti-tlo i'l1ns.MilliC Parker. Cl 4 ' fn' --fu jf:-. , ,ff 'x ., ' oria Hobbs. .Iohnetta Stewart, Sonja Hratton, lorene XX ehh, Iltxthara Hof, M 111 lions Xl.ii'.i+. -umim ' Sing, Sing Everybody? Gotta Sing BACK ROW: Leonard Doakes, James Lamb, Larry Russell, Jimmy Little, Lester Straight, Paul Oliver, James Herndon. ROW THREE: Linda Patterson, Darrell Dobbs, Ethernitz Fields Jr., Charles Jenkins, Brent Quinn, Lucinda Kessee, Roberta Downing, Doffes Hitson, Shirley Norton. ROW TWO: Clay Carter, Mr. Klemme, Barbara Farmar,Carolvn Dozier, Shirley Garewood, Brenda McDaniel, Lavada Jacobs, Norma Borders, Edma Gage, Wanda Friday. ROW ONE: Novalyn Goudeau, Zeporah Brazier, Barbara Henry, Sandra Watson, Kathy Hash, Vita Steen, Benevieve Bennett, Dolores Manning, Sheryl Colbert. inth Grade Choir The Junior High Choir was arranged dif ferently this year Instead of having just one Junior High choir class as in the past, it was divided into the eighth grade class and the ninth grade class The eighth grade class has 48 mem bers and meets third hour The ninth grade class meets fifth hour and has 37 members These all in all make up the Junior Choir The accompanist for both of the classes is Clay Carter On April 6th and 7th the Junior Choir participated in the All City Junior Choral Festival ln order to enter the festival they auditioned on January 19th Their assemblies included the Thanks giving, Christmas assemblies, installation music for Cardinal Council, and in Music Week in April ROW FOUR Joyce Owens Richard Martin Elmer Little Owen Whitson Brenda Webb Charles Albritton Lonnie Crawford Cha l G res arrett Jerry Sams Henry Halcome Gloria Burton ROW THRLE Virginia Henson Shirley Harrington Jessie Fuller Dennis ioontz Kevin Gullette Barbara Carter Donnie Smith Kathy Dickerson Linda Smith Nancy Williams Jere Baker Loretha Abrams ROW TWO Clay Carter accompanist Mr Kenneth Klemmis director Jorita Bigsoldier Gayle Parkerson Christm Putman Jean Alton Pat Little Emma Ward Judy Tedford Dollie Joseph Loretta Frison Paulett Berry Alford Kitchel ROW ONE Donna Clark Loretta Wolf Willie Scorl Linda Flanagin Barbara Jones Larry Barritt Sue kin' Demona Wesaw Kay Larney Samuel Tiger Luberta Kessw Juith Bailey Sharon Johnston Eighth Grade Choir Student Advisor Adfvises BACK ROW: Vice-principal Mr. Al Marshall, Rocky Jones, Wayne Smith, Connie Lane, Pat Dove and Marvin Martin. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ladell Peterson, Phyllis The student advisory is a group of a few selected students who meet twice a month with the principal, Mr. Lawter. The main purpose is to talk over with the principal the problems at hand with the students. Problems range from the length of skirts of girls and various other common Swan, Kay Robinson, Gloria Hobbs, and Linda Price Lovelace. problems like the sports games. These students are selected from dif- ferent club groups, mainly club presidents. This past year these students have aided the school on a whole to futher promote better relationships between teachers, other schools and getting along among themselves. Junior Rotarians Rotate Cl D56 15 HNA1 o BACK ROW: Jimmy Newport. SECOND ROW: James Levingston, Thurman McKneely. THIRD ROW: Grover Patterson. James McLaughlin and Wayne Smlth. The Junior Rotarians are agroup ofboys selected from the various high schools to serve as guests of the Rotary Club, V g This year six boys were selected from Central. Once a month one boy attends a class along with other Junior Rotarians from other schools at the Rotary Club. The first class was held in October. The purpose of Junior Rotarians is to get the boys acquainted with the businessmen of Oklahoma City. , They are selected by a committee or teachers on their character, integrity, and scholastic ability. Each boy attends a luncheon every Tuesday held at the Skirvin Tower Hotel. '..,,f ardettes-Pla It Ga ROW FOUR: Frances Proctor, Janice Madden, Earnestine Murphy, Roberta Downing, Jessie Moore, Sherry James, Paula Massengale, Linda Hill, Barbara McCoy, Christine Webb, Joy Eakes, Philomen Hentson. ROW THREE: Lavada Jacobs, Mary Howry, Lucienda Kessee, Donna Colley, Gloria Johnson, Linda Henderson, Connie Taylor, Treasurer, Auita Shelton, Wanda Hash, Paula Brigham, Susan Grove, Jackie Walker. ROW TWO: Donna Ginn, Carolyn Dozier. Kathy Hash, Shirley Gatewood, Sue King, Jean Alton, Secretaryg Shelia Palmer, Barbara Henry, Linda Butler, Juanita Shinn. ROW ONE: Mrs. Joyce Jones, sponsor, Patsy Pelham, Pat Little, Gloria Blackmon, Sandra Watson, Kathy Timmons, Susan West, Pauline Chambers, Shirley Price, Donnie Chancellor, Lois Highfill. CHEERLEADERS: Bennie Russell, Runia Coffey, Judy Palmer, Hilda Dutton, Thresa Fields, Judy Rowan. CARDETTE PEP CLUB The Cardettes is the Junior High Pep Club, which was organized in 1955 by Mrs. Ruth Coffey. The purpose of the club is to promote school spirit in all of the activi- ties. The seventh, eighth and ninth grade girls make up the club. These girls have really worked hard this year to make the club what it is. This year the Cardettes' sponsor is Home Economics teacher Mrs. Joyce Jones. Officers are President, Judy Palmer, Vice President, Theresa Fields, Secretary, Jean Alton, and Treasurer, Connie Taylor. The uniforms for the Cardettes are very simple but smart. They consist of a red sweater, black pleated skirts and red tennis shoes. The Cheerleaders for the Cardettes have all done a fine job in working with the club and also have been very active in sup- porting their team. This years' Cheerlead- ers are Judy Palmer, Hilda Dutton, Runia Coffey, Bennie Russell, Judy Rowan, and Theresa Fields. Six branded women on the yell. Cheerleaders, Bennie Russell, Runia Coffey, Judy Palmer, Judy Rowan, Thresa Fields and Hilda Dutton. Happ .V Yell! All Da .V Centreets-Take It Awa BACK ROW: Brenda Robertson, Zelma Walker, Bernadette Martinez, Mary Motley, Barbara Moore, Johnetta Stewart, ROW THREE: Mrs. Patrisha Nicholson, Sponsorg Jody Baker, Pat Wood, Earnestine Robinson, Alene Bennett, Theresa Cawthorne, Marna Fields. ROW TWO: Cheryl This year for the first year since the girls' senior high pep clubs were discon- tinued, Central has a Senior High Girls' pep club, the Centreetes. The Centreetes were first organized dur- ing the summer of 1963. They have approxi- mately forty members and they help to give great support to our teams and school. The officers are President, Phyllis Colving Vice-President, Connie Laneg Sec- retary, Margaret Webb, and Treasurer, Mae Rose Watson. Their sponsor is physical edu- All together now- one, two, three. Chandler, Janet Edwards, Charlene Jenkins, Virginia Bordwine, Mae Rose Watson, Mildred Williams. ROW ONE: Marie Deal, Sandra Davis, Twyla Gordon, Connie Lane, Margaret Ensey, Margarett Webb, Wantha Krows, Phyllis Colvin. cational instructor, Patricia Nicholson. The Centreetes' main goal is to have a large club and make it one of the best clubs in Central. Some of their activities of the year were a poster party, a Christmas dance, and attending all the athletic activi- ties. The Centreetes have had a really good year for a start. All of the school wishes them all the luck and hopes that the Centreetes will continue through years to come and ful- fill their goal. Now that we are organized, what the lwpk thi we tiff? IO1 . - ,, 1:31:21 ?:..EQQg 4-iF' qui- gqzfll ,::if.-seg' r'i,g,gg:4- 1.44r::1.s:c 44441. :QL ggi -.-. aaa.. VJ,-4.4- .,. We Love Uur Keys! We Strive To Please! BACK ROW: Robert Massengale, P r e side n tg J e r r y Thompson, David Sutton, Oscar Jackson, Jr. Board Member, Rocky Jones, Treasurer, Wayne Smith. ROW ONE: Mr. Bill Bliss, S p 0 n s o rg Noal S h u ffi e l d, Vivian Johnson, The only club for boys only is the Key Club, with its only girl member who is their sweetheart, Vivian Johnson. These boys do a lot of good deeds dur- ing the school to aid others and they are members of more than a worthy organi- zation. Affiliated with the Kiwanis group of men who render services to the community, this group of boys do likewise by rendering a yearly service to the community and to the school. Sweetheart, Th u r m a n McNeely, Vice -P resident, Ardell England, James McLaughlin, Secretary, Leonard Sutton, Mr Wesley Moore, Sponsor. Only a group of eleven, this gro up of young men are really on the road to better- ing themselves, their city and their country. They had a new sponsor this past year who has been at Central for two years, Mr. Wesley Moore, who, all the boys feel is a great sponsor. The main service that these young fel- lows do every year is to get a Christmas Basket for some needy family. All in all it has been a great year. Key Club has keys to everything. Mr. Weslie Moore. We did our fair share. Oscar Jackson, Ardel1Eng1ani ?hU1'mPg1hMiNeiiey, JSmeSdMX?.Laugh1in,WayneSm1th, Rocky holding the box Noal Shuffield, Leaniard Sutton and Daw ones, ar es owmen an 1v1en Johnson. 102 Suttgn, Latins Are What They Sa But They Never Tease BACK ROW: Robert Ebersole, George Stidam, Robert Sponsorg Wendolyn Williams, Marie Deal, Wantha Krovts Massengale, Janet Kutes, and Jacket Dunn. ROW THREE: Oscar Jackson, and Terry Jackson. ROW ONE LaWanna Kenneth Alford, Billy Brazell, Butch Barton, Barbara Roe, Benford, Leah Engle, Darlene Croffoth, Betty Gilbreath Pat Wood, Linda Huggins, Nancy Ebersoleg V,P,, and Emma Sandra Bailey, and Kathy Timmons. Miller, l-listorian. ROW TWO: Miss Faye Mashburn, The Latin Club is among one of the most interesting we have at Central. In the past the club has sung Christmas Carols in the halls, sold candy, and even put on a won- derful show of a chariot race during half time at one of the football games. Part of the club's success can be attributed to its very fine sponsor and officers. They are Miss Faye Mashburn, sponsorg Barbara Roe, Presidentg Nancy Ebersole, Vice-Presidentg Marie Deal, Secretaryg Pat Wood, Treasurerg Wantha Krows, parliamentarian, and Emma Miller, historian. The club continues to study Roman history and Mythology. Delegates were sent to their State Con- vention which was held in Norman, Okla- homa and their State Committee Meetings which were held at John Marshall High School. One good Way to get out of class is to sing Christmas Carols in the halls. l You expect me to wear this? exclaims Robert Massengale to Barbara Roe and Marie Deal. These must be twentieth-century gladiators Robert Ebersole, and Butch Barton. .Z i 5 t 2. .a-ek V W vm - ' if Q T f V' - sf i 24 .t,. .ti V A . 'Y .iffffxi ' f 103 - sr. - QLTQTQUK-5 Q 'TT YQ is-Q 3-333'-?'-S' ..-.iff fs - 1 0 Senwr High Y-Teens Are .' S0 Keen BACK ROW: Donnanetta Lurks, Anita Zachry, Roberta Smith, Pat Dozier, Phyllis Colvin, Starlyn Starr, Johnetta Stewart, Barbara Moore, and Lawana Benford. ROW THREE: Joyce Milling, Phyllis Swan, Student Council Representa- tive, Earnestine Roberson, Shirley Johnson, Treasurer, and Mary Motley. ROW TWO: Emma Miller, Secretary, The Senior High Y-Teens, a branch of the Y.W,C.A., was organized in 1920. lt is designed To better young women with Chris- tian faith to strengthen that faith in teen- agers. One of the activities of the Y-Teens is Recognition Service at the Y,W.C.A. This event, held in the early fall, provides a time for all the Y-Teens of Oklahoma City to come together and recognize the beginning of a new andprosperous year. This is' al- -iii 'Rose Manuel, May Rose Watson, Lorene Webb, Eva Lindsey, Darlene Johnson, and Fran Henderson, President. FRONT ROW: Linda Coleman, Gerldine Horton, Earnestine Looney Delores White, Margaret Webb, Gloria Hobbs, Reporter, and Joan Orange. ways held in recognition of the founders. Once a month the Y-Teens hold an all city meeting, called the Inter-City Council where each school is represented. The highlight of the year was the Christ- mas dance. This dance is held at the Y.W. C.A. in the Mirror room. The officers of this organization are President, Fran Henderson, Vice-President, May Watson, Secretary, Emma Miller, and Treasurer, Shirley Johnson. I OK, let's put some fun into this girls. Barbara Moore 104 Phyllis Colvin shows her talents. Phyllis Swann, Eva Lindsey, and Johnetta Stewart. Junior High Y-Teens Are On The Beam BACK ROW: Mrs. Warner, Linda Frey, Linda Henderson, Linda Hill, Martha McCormic, Darlene Griffith, Sue King, Jean Alton, President: Loretha Abrams, Emma Ward, Philomen Hensley, Wanda Hash, Barbara Hopkins, Jorita Bigsoldier, Joy Eakes, Linda Johnson. ROW FOUR: Peggy Bowers, Elaine Hardesty, Shirley Gordon, Sarah Hedgpeth, Maxine Brown, Marcia Smith, Paula Brigham, Deborah McDaniels, Jittye McNeely, Janice Wolf, Janice Ramirez. ROW THREE: Connie Taylor, Virginia Henson, Judy Tedford, Janis Walton, Lanetta Turner, Janis Madden, Susan The Junior High Y-Teens' Club is one of the most active junior high organizations. The club is for girls in grades seventh through ninth and is composed of around 30 mem- bers. Some of their activities were a Hallo- ween Party in the school recreation room, a swimmingparty at the Y.W.C.A. and H slumber party at Mrs. Eithel Warner's house, and a city wide meeting November 12. if Foot, Christine Webb, Juanita Rentfro, Tawana Meely, Mary Wilson. ROW TWO: Barbara Rentfro, Shelia Palmer, Clara Moore, Lamesa Butler, Shirley Price, Secretary, Judy Rowan, Vice President, Pauline Chambers, Donnie Chancelor, Sandra Hickerson, Bonnie McCoy, Donna Ginn, Patricia Patrick. ROW ONE: Dorothy Maynard, Donna McCullar, Hilda Dutton, Treasurer, Phoebe Toath, Joyce Buntin, Jackie Walker, Donna Shelton, Donna Cooley, Gwendolyn Lee, Marie McKinley, Betty Tiger. The officers this year are President, Jean Alton, Vice-President, Judy Rowan, Secretary, Shirley Price, Treasurer, Hilda Dutton, and Chaplain, Linda Ginn. Their sponsor is Mrs. Eithel Warner. This is her first year as sponsor and she says, lt's a wonderful club and lhave en- joyed being the sponsor. The members say, She's the best spon- sor any club could have. lt's so-O-O-O pret ---- ty. squeal Shirley Price, Hilda Dutton, Shelia Palmer, and Judy Rowen. SITTING: Linda Ginn. W ,.,. .7 -va YZ ywr if vos , . 'r.1g',' JMU? '2-T ASH- . :J-1 !j'L1i3g J ' 117' 4:4143-3135 ii S-iiilgfilii.-li IQ R111-Z iss' i Indians Une B One-Loved B Everyone ROW ONE: Lillian Jacobs, Betty Tiger, Jacqualine Mitchell, Lavada Jacobs, Theodore Creepingbear, Billy Deal, Arlen Haag, Gary Brown. ROW TWO: Merl Berryhill, Jensae Peiller, Marie McKinley, Brownell Brown, Barbara Scott, Ramona Miller, Leon Harjo, Florence Fixico, Richard Emarthle, Billy Coffey. ROW THREE: Pamela Wolfchief, The Indian Club under new sponsors, Mr. Clifford Jim and Mr. Frank Tefertiller got off to an outstanding start this year. They 's worked closely with the Young Women Christian Association who so generously of- fered their facilities and time to help further the activities of this fine club. The year began with a Halloween party held at the Y.W.C.A. building. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes and games. Officers for the year were Princip al x Harvetta Wapskineh, Joy Eakes, Philomen Hensley, Velma Frazier, Lester Straight, Norma Harry, Jo Rita Big Soldier, Linda Johnson, Roberta Turner. ROW FOUR: Mr. Frank Tefertiller, sponsor, Jimmy Fields, Paulette Wolf, Deanna Harjo, Mira Creepingbear, Linda Scott, Doris Tee, Lewis Johnico, Joshua Givens, Gregory Miller. Chieftain, Marilu Toathyg Vice-Chieftain, Leon Harjog Scribe, Florence Fixicog and Treasurer, Ramona Miller. The Indian Club also took advantage of the swimming pool and other facilities of the Y. At the end of the year a Brave and Princess was selected to reign. The Choctaws, Seminoles, and Creeks rank among the largest per cent with many other tribes represented. gh if It , t X 1 5. T , up its ' M1 1 ' '- f ' , pts 3 S ix fl E g 1 , , Q , ,1 , ' 1 2, N WM ,.,,., W ' -.X Ebllg- . ' 1 I ,ff .,,.. . as i W... V X X i z 1- I K . 5 R-fl -v i 2 .. ,Z 1 1- . fl !5i . . at ,,,i - . X, Z1 , Q , Ramona Miller and Florance Fixico off to a mode W rn POW Marilu Toath loves those wide o en s aces. ow. 106 , n Y P P Baseball, 0 tball, Ping Pong Too! BACK ROW: Miss Janice Martin, sponsor, Mary Curtis, and Janice Little. FRONT ROW: Katherine Smith, Shirley Doris Tee, Stella Edmondson, Berndine Taylor, Alene Ramirez, Daisey Brown, Roberta Smith, Fran Henderson Bennett, Romana- Miller, Audrey Miller, Brownell Brown, Anita Zachry, Carmelita Jamorano, Gracie Walton, The Senior Girls' O Club is largely to promote good sportsmanship among high school girls participating in sports such as softball, basketball, volleyball, and table tennis. The O Club is made up of the girls who have lettered in one or more of these sports. These girls have enough time to become good enough to compete against other schools in these different sports. ' The officers of this club are President, Anita Zacheryg V ic e - P r e sid e n t, Roberta Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Fran Henderson and the sponsor is Miss Janice Martin. This is one of the finest clubs Central is privileged to have for girls. Smiles For Money: Karen Weant, Anita Zachry, Linda Dean, Stella Edmondson, Mr. Dale Story, Athletic Directorg. Fran Henderson, and Roberta Smith. if i E M1451 5 A O'Clu,b Boys Donft Pla With Toys-just Sports 108 BACK ROW: L. C. Scott, Harold Arinwine. ROW THREE: Don Steele, Clarence Johnson, Ricky Burton, Godfrey Bass, Rudy Renteria, Don Simmons, Eddie Alton. SECOND ROW: Wayne Smith, Maurice Daniels, Marvin Moore, The Senior High Boys 'O' Club is com- posed of boys who excel in the sports of baseball, basketball and football. Many of their members play in all three sports. The club has high standards. The young men have to abide by these, if they plan to stay in the club. . lk 4. T W James Steele, Harold Steele, Gary Patterson. ROW ONE: Baron Mathis, Robert Adams, Love Denton, Luther Ford, Thurman McNeely. One of the hardest things they had to do this year was to elect their sports queen. They Wanted a girl that attended a great majority of the games and was a good Centralite. Many girls fitted the qualifications and there were about twelve nominees. Their Winner was Gloria Hobbs. - A BACK ROW: Jerry Bullis, Mike McDaniels, Nathan I-lartfield, Freddy Anderson, Isaac Smith, Larry Tretter and Stanley Hardrick. ROW TWO: Leonard Doaks, Essie Murray, Jimmy Little, Danny Pate, Lester Strait,Harold Steele and Richard Ellenberg. ROW ONE: Coach Dale Story, Clarence Johnson, Jerry Grave, Charles Jenkins, Don Bendle, Lewis Everly, Leon Taylor, Lamar Smith and Coach James Raglin. Medios Sa 66You, Break It-We'll Fix It ,lun gig: BACK ROW: Stella Edmonson, Cheryl Chandler, Gloria Hobbs, and Mrs. L. Layton. FRONT ROW: Mary Ford, Margaret Webb and May Rose Watson. New, new, new is just what the Medical Careers Club is. The Future Nurses as it was called in the past decided to change its rules' this year so both boys and girls could belong to the club and then a new name was also selected. Being one of the smaller clubs makes them also be a close and more efficient group. During the past year the club rendered many services for others which is one of Stella Edmonson Says To Mary Lou Ford I Think You Need Sego. ,fj.i1?:.. , their prime goals. They went to many old folks'homes to sing for them,wrote,letters for them, and any other services that they personally wanted rendered. When the smile contest was going on many of the students aided the dentists. When this new club first began new members had to wear odd fashions and any thing to make them looka little outstanding, This was a lot of fun for them. Margaret Webb checks Gloria Hobbs slight case offever We've Found Magic B Acting BACK ROW: James McLaughlin, Carl Ferrell, Leslie Brown, Damon Williams, Thurman McNeely, Emma Miller, Barbara Moore, Gary Beckelheimer, Bobby Knight, Linda Price Loveless. ROW THREE: Miss Maybelle Conger, Linda Buntin, Sandra Worley, Donna Hopkins, Gloria Hobbs, Treasurer, Mae Rose Watson, Johnetta Stewart. ROW The biggest and the best is the way the thirty-two Thespians feel about their club. The first semester president, Marvin Martin, did a lot for the club's advancement. Club sponsor, Miss Maybelle Conger, did something this past year for her group that she had never done before, she gave them a Christmas party that was one blast. The Christmas Party is one of the first major events of the year but the second event is as grand. It is the state convention, TWO: Brigitte Bilmon, Shirley Arther, Zelmer Walker Beverly Williams, Fran Henderson, Eva Lindsey, Jay Bendle Charlott Lamb, Annie Burgett. ROW ONE: Phyllis Swan Secretary, Marvin Martin, President: Johnnie Wilkins,Nora Moore, Mildred Williams, Jeanetta Fields, Norma Harry Phyllis Colvin, Sharri Hopper. which was held at Norman, Oklahoma. Us- ually the event is held here at Central High School. This event at Norman was at the State University. At this c-onvention pupils learned many things about the arts of theater. But the biggest and best thing this year is that several members plan to attend the National Convention, in Indiana. This will be the first time for the students if such a plan is carried out. 110 This dumb in-law trouble is for the birds, screams Gary, to his play like family. Y Red Wings Speech Is No Screech! ,, ,444 , -ff ROW FOUR: Joseph Williams, Delores Jones, David Price, Robert Keesee, Jerry Ford, Benjamin Emarthle, Curtis George, Lonnie Austin, John Grassinger. ROW THREE: Raymond Tullis, Mary Goines, David Mainard, Larry Wolfe, Bob Maddox, Myrthle Bibb, Norman Miller, Lloyd Buntin, James Daughruty, Richard Haendel. ROW TWO: Rudy Esparza, Johnny Brugett, Brenda Rusler, Barbara The Red Wings is a Speech Club for eighth grade students who have taken speech and have enjoyed it. The sponsor is Miss Maybelle Conger. She originated the club in October of 1958. Since then it has been a very active Junior High club. The Red Wings do not only learn how to better their speech, but they give pep skits for pep assemblies, and learn Par- liamentary procedure. l3QH't frown, smile, says Miss Maybelle Conger to the 1 1 .G iv,-Q, Hopkins, Linda Johnson, Elaine Hardesty, Shirley Gordon, Doris Anderson, Robert Camren, William Smith, Sherwin Smith. ROW ONE: Miss Maybelle Conger, Willie Nolan, Sherry Neice, Judy Tallant, Elizabeth McGough, Edna White, Linda Proctor, Danny McClary, Derenda Bowen, Leonard Bailey, Kathy Price, Richard Butler. They hold a meeting every Friday and elect new officers every semester. The of- ficers are President, Rudy Esparzag Vice- President, Doris Anderson, Secretary, Linda Johnson, Treasurer, Sam Morgan, and Re- porter, Jerry Ford. The Red Wings also have honorary members. This year the Red Wings' honor- ary members are Mr. Lloyd Robbins, Mr. Dale Story, and Mr. Bill Salwachter. IIB. ki . 4,138 if ' , W So this is the way the class looks when Miss Conger is lim-Q,-S. away. 111 AFQLA sSt:fkE5?f:'-' ' ',L'QJfi:-:':1gL2-Q '-'M'-'--gig We Show the Views BACK ROW: Freddie Martinez, Sandra Worley, Donna Hopkins, Rocky Jones, Jay Bendle, Brigette Bilman, Shirley Arther. ROW THREE: Mrs. Retta B. Taylor, Florence Fixico, Robert Hale, Ramona Miller, Shirley Ramirez, The journalism and annual staff classes were combined this year. Both classes par- ticipate in working these assignments. Mrs. Retta Taylor has been teaching these classes here at Central for four years. She has done a wonderful job. The stu- dents also deserve much credit for their double job. Marvin Martin, editor of this year's annual spent many hours of hard and frus- 3 My . ., 1, ,, . aawiiaruiifi yy-V 'Ass f l z That's Shirley Arther, Miss Sooner Spirit, forever at work. Marvin Martin, Shirley Buntin, Roberta Turner. ROW TWO: Emma Miller, Francis Henderson, Phyllis Swan ROW ONE: Rose Baranski, Johnnie Wilkins,Jeanetta Fields Shirley Miller, Carolyn Young, Wendolyn Williams. trating work. But he says that it was time well spent. Editor of the Sooner Spirit was Shirley Arther. Her job was a strenuons one also, but having each issue of the paper turn out a success made all who worked on it happy. Both of these classes have done a won- derful job this year. With the co-operation given by all it turned out to be a splendid year for the journalism and annual staff. Clinton Evans, you and Jay Bendle sure must have sold 1 lot of papers by the smiles on your faces. And Give A the News Editors have three fast rounds, featuring Marvin Martin and Roberta Turner. ZZ Sooner Spirit Is Great To Read The Annual Is What You Need! lf it's anything concerning work, we know how, say Jay All's well, the book's gone in, quips Mrs. Retta Taylor. Bendle, Carolyn Young, and Linda Buntin. JN K X P L , .g , af ..., .. ?Cl u knock-out out of lay-outs, tiredly say Shirley Ramifez. 'l 35i1'l Halo and Fran Henderson. ANNUAL Annual Editor ........ Marvin Martin Assistant Editor . . . . . Shirley Arthur Layout Editor ......... Robert Hale Assistant Layout Editor . . Shirley Ramirez Photo Editor ......... Phyllis Swan Copy Editors ....... Brigette Bilman Wendolyn Williams Index Editor .... . . . Carolyn Young Business Manager . . . . Rocky Jones SOONER SPIRIT Editor-in-Chief ....... Shirley Arthur Assistant Editor. . . . Sports Editor . . Business Manager Advertising Editor Johnnie Kay Wilkens Emma Miller . Rocky Jones . Jay Bendle l13 .,'vCf4Z2ZQa.5-.,.:,,:,,'1.., jFQ'2 71-XJ! 'R 1 me Cosmetolog Wtfre All A Raving Beaut f N --ly ig g X' z ff A 7 A f itl., L X , Y ttf .' : ' BACK ROW: Margaret Shepard, Audry Miller, Noretta ROW ONE: Florence Fixico,JeanettaFields,JoAnnMadden Miller, Mary Pietrowicz, Jane Jones, Loretta Bristow, Judy Linda McCoy, Shirley Miller, Linda Parker, Laura Grove Ranellys, Linda Bruner, Mrs. Gloria Rehrig, teacher. Brownell Brown. MORNING COSMETOLOGY The Cosmetology department formed in 1952 is one of the most popular two year courses at Central. . Cosmetology is a three hour class and is taught by Mrs. Gloria Rehrig. There are two classes, the morning and afternoon class. Each class is taught the various procedures such as hair styling, permanent waving, tinting, bleaching, mani- cures, pedicures, lash and eye brow tinting, and facials. When they have completed their l2O class hours on other members of the class they are allowed to work on outside patrons. If they plan to be licensed beauticians they have to complete their required 1000 hours and take the Oklahoma State Board examinations. BACK ROW: Neta Goodenough, Jan Baker, Carla Garde, Caroline Garrord, Mary Toahty, Gaylon Sparks, Karen Merilla French,Carol I-lemrnerling, Sharon Gloria, Loudeana Wilson, Karen Hamilton, Linda McCoy, Kathleen Sepeda Austin, Susan Meeks, Charlene Jenkins, Nora Moore, Mrs. Linda Camarillo. Rehrig. ROW ONE: Regina Pringle, Antoinette Koontz, 114 AFTERNOON COSMETOLOGY Always Tr To D0 Our Dut ..,-o W, br . I Mrs. Rehrig shows Loretta Bristoe, JoAnn Madden and S f h hi , h hr 1 U - Mary Petromich that with a good start you are bound to Lcigdia tlgargkgrtanldglsiigga iiijlcglciyiug LO be beautiful Right' have a good ending. ..1' Laura, you look like a nun. No, say Jeanetra and Noretta, she's getting ready for a facial. Happy birthday, Mrs. Rehrig! 441 I think it would be easier to install a wig says Florence Fixico to Jane Jones. JFHHH , -A 9 N k, IK s Only half of the people get our no get river? mir Joni rm.l the other half sleep. 5 1.412 ,iffffzgaaqgfaigeafftf','se:.a,..- -an'K-asmesv4fxQ:asf.w.fr,e 4f--Q-R-Lf1L+-A-ee- he ,M ee A We Print All the News X BACK ROW: Mr. Donald Woolman,Sponsor,Leslie Colbert, Jimmy Dunn, Ray Moreno, Ricky Burton, Lewis Rambo, Denneth Futisha, Larry Anderson, and Mr. Cecel Tansel, One of Central's most essential classes is the trade priming class. lt teaches Central students a trade that will help them in their future years. The boys in the printing class print our school paper, the Sooner Spirit, and Harding High School's paper as well as business materials for the Board of Education. The class is taught by two of the finest teachers anywhere. They are D. W. Woolman who teaches composition, and Mr. Cecil Tansel who teaches the press room class. 3 l E Sponsor. ROW ONE: Harold Zelenka, Ricky Bruce, Frankie Prieto, Rudy Benteria, Jimmy I-lamar, Ed Adomatittis, Pascal Soliz, Virgil Tee. The trade printing class isn't the only printing class at Central. We also have the beginning printing class for the beginning printing students to learn the basic opera- tions so they can later enter trade print- ing class. The beginning printing class is taught by Mr. Homer Moody. The trade printing class formed aprint- ers' club, the lnkslingers, to help promote school spirit. Central's pre-apprentice vocational training was organized in 1932. BACK ROW: RobertBarnett, Joe Daugerty, Harvey Williams, Prieto, Ray Moreno, Tony Lujan, Jimmy Couch, ROW ONES Charles Dean,, Deonicio 'Peua, Jerry Tedder. ROW TWO: Russell Bullock, James Black, David Rodden, DygrightB1aCk, Mr. Donald Hoolman, Sponsorg Steve Ackerman, Frank 116 Drew Cutler and James Blalack. 1' That's Fit To Print qi I 1 Q ka, I 5 1 , l Watch out, Deonicio Pena and Steve Ackerman, don't let thatcaster dropj, Russell Bullock wonders where this little piece goes in the rice machine 7 Pretty big assignment, right boys? Rudy Renteria and l bet I know what you boys are t1o1ng.' WIl3I! Putting JSYTY Teddlel' and Ha1'01d Zeieflkn the Sooner Spirit together are Ray, Charles, and Harvey. 1-5 :i kiC' Prieto Robert Ford and Drew Cutler off-set Robert Barnett and Joe Doughertyexperuntlnf ti xhb cuitct We tiff-SCIIQK. ' ' machine. 117 'il 113 f 1 L L.. fx A ft 43 l 1' ' Ink, Ink, Ink is All We Think Fourth Hour Printing BACK ROW: Mr. Homer Moody, Charles Hicks, Lawrence ROW ONE: Jimmy Worley, Paul Fullter, Ronny Haskett, Grigsby, Melvin Jordan, Lewis Everly, Noel Shuffield, Harold Steele, Howard Walter, Emerciason Moore, Lamar Charles Sweeaz, Don Bendle, Terry Jackson, Cecil Walker. Smith, Billy Gordon, John Hooper, Larry Hemmerling. ii Fifth Hour Printing BACK ROW: Elden Holt, Michael McDaniels, Earl Sims, Peterson, Joe Rodriquez. ROW ONE: Steven Cummings, Merle Tillison, Eugene Moreno, Richard Quientero, David Charles Dickson, Robert Prieto,Clearance Johnson,Edward Stokes. ROW TWO: Mr. Homer Moody, TeachergTimmothy Rucker, Gearld Garde. A Elix Joe Soliz, Danny Robedeaux, David Bond, Chester Sixth Hour Printing BACK ROW: Mr. Homer Moody, Teacher, Jackie Whitmore, Parkerson, and Paul Huitt. ROW ONE: Terrus Parker Richard Hartley, Frank McMilleon, Larry Davis, and Ronnie Jones, Gilbert Florez, Lee Ghay, James Bibb Leonard Doakes. ROW TWO: James Lamb, DarrellPaxton, and Darrell Dobbs. 1,9 Carl Compton, Billy Atkenson, Marlan Shelton. Dale We're In the Car Business ROW ONE: Mr. Orville Looney, Loyd Breington, Maurice Jones, Joe Garrett, Gary Tallant, David Johnson Lee Srock Tommy Riley. This year again Mr. Orville Looney is head of one of the most interesting of boys' classes. lt is auto mechanics and is offered each day as a three hour class. A total of thirty-nine boys are enrolled. Central is one of three high schools in Oklahoma City, that offers acomplete course in auto mechanics. ln addition to learning the repairing of automobiles students are taught the theories of internal combustion, and automobile transmissions. The boys in these classes not only de- pend on the course for classroom credit, but as a means of keeping their own personal source of transportation in top notch me- chanical condition. But the best advantage of this class is that it will enable them to secure jobs after graduation. It might be dirty work but good clean learning wi 2 .:g.'i so if -al X 4' . .. X, i . llmkli ROW: Freddie Martinez. ROW THREE: G. J. Engle, Andy La-ne, Glendale Brown, Jimmy Xlalden RO TXXL r H9 -fi ville Looney, Leslie Campbell, Jimmy l-lale, Robert l-lewell, Ruftus I-lill. l We're the Brilliant nes You See. ll 1 ll 1 1 ROW THREE: James Levingston, Mike Ambler, Wayne and Kay Robinson. ROW ONE: Shirley Ramirez, Gloria Smith, Jimmy. Newport and Carl Miller. ROW TWO: Judy Hobbs, Mary Alexander, Pat Dove, Barbara Roe, Linda Wilhite, Eoudis Martin, James McLaughlin, Rocky Jones Price, and Carolyn Young. The branch of the National Honor Society at Central is the oldest branch in Oklahoma. It started in l922 and has continued through i 1964 and will most likely continue through i years to come. The membership qualifications are based 1 on character, scholarship, leadership, and service to students. The members are usually prospective college students. ' This year the sponsors were Mrs. i Eleanor Askew, Mrs. Marion Jarrell, Miss r A Faye Mashburn, and Mr. Jimmy Hale. The J sponsors along with Mr. Joe Lawter, select the college and the course best suited for w them. To be a member of the Society isa great honor and we at Central are proud of our members. 1 '1 1 Brighter students look toward a brighter future. l-lonor Society receives pins. . 1 l 5 5 l 5 I 5 1 i l Q 120 1.-qw A t Q il Tyeoons We Will Be BACK ROW: Barbara R G . Levin Ston Glor, H bb Eslgw rover Patterson, James Martin, James McLaughlin, James Newport, Thurman g 1 13 O S. ONE. Wayne Smith, Edouis 'McKneely. One of the better privileges for senior students is being elected to represent the school as an oil-man for a day. The nine students were selected from science and math classes. They also had to be the best in these two fields, which is quite a credit to them. They did many things during their trip to Norman, Oklahoma. They went to lec- tures about oil, and various things associated with it. They also went to visit some oil plants. Write, Write, Write-We're Never Trite ROW i Shire Brice resident Jodi Rowan Susan UNLI 1 Y 1 , iv : 5 , West, Donnie Chancellor, Hilda Dutton, Pauline 1-lambers, and Marilyn Beals. ROW TWO: Mrs. Lucy, sponsor, David long, Shirley Arther, junior advisorg Johnny Dean, Donald The Creative Writing Club consists of boys and girls interested in bettering their ability to write stories, short paragraphs, and poems. Their sponsor, Mrs. Lilibell Lucy, has taught her young students quite a bit. Those of them who write good enough articles can have them put into the Sooner Spirit and a little booklet of verse that goes around to Thompson, and Nanci Williams. BACK ROW: Dwaine Robinson, Mike Dimock, Jimmy Fields, Norman Miller, and Mike Dutton. all the public junior and senior high schools in the Oklahoma City area. Thirty students, who are very active, participate in and belong to this club. The things these students xxrite must be original or they are not accepted. in order to get the work approved they must have it read and graded. 121 H-:- r:J '. .: -- 1x ' -..'.12:23fTi1L31t?:iLg4.-..f -s.a-.e,-.:.ff?La.--...X -...a.-.a.i'.,,-..--..- i 4 l W F d th M g' of Make believe l El Fi 4 I i ' s 1 I i FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Leslie Brown, Pat Staffins, Kathy Timmons, Wantha Krows, Bernadette Martinez, l Margret Ensley, Gloria Hobbs, Zelma Walker, Phyllis and Judy Burke. These kids admire the assistant stage Swan, Shirley Arther, Barbara Moore. Sandra Worley, managers, because they know how hard they worked. 3 , if 0 T ol ur own 2 1 By Thorton Wilder 3 A great group of high-school students t. Q who put on one of the best plays Central V has ever had in years was the comments T made by most after seeing the advance speech y production. During the nine weeks it took Ut ' in preparing for the play many mishaps made gi , it seem impossible. Not only did the students learn from the play itself, but they also pro- fited from the mishaps that took place. , Miss Gonger said that these group of r students were not the most talented bunch of kids that she has ever coached, but they were by far the most ,helpful in every aspect. I'l1 trust you ten years, but not a day over, remarks Damon Williams to Gary Beckelheimer, Johnnie Kay Wilkins looks on. A 1 1 tt, 1 X, B . 1 x 4 '22 Emily thinks, If they 011151 knew- Isn't it something our windows are so close togemf says Emily to George. , , - -:fl--.3.V . :y-,11q,jj5:-P:-il. . r -xg.-7:5'.i.::5-if-Af-air:-33...-.5 if .5 21.3-:V , . . . 7 V Annual ueen Annual K mg SHIRLEY RAMIREZ MARVIN MARTIN Mer wwf 'W'r ,Q -av' James Beck 81 Brigitte Bilman Mike Ambler 8 Linda Buntin Damon Williams li Donna Hopkins in W iiQ,Q'5mfi.:g,3M 1? 'q 1v Nw' is . Hexxs-ezi Wayne Smith gl Shirley Miller Frankie Prieto Si Phyllis Swan Luther Ford 31 Wendolyn Williams Attendants Q and 3 Escorts fm-Q Rocky Jones 81 Carolyn Young To Annual M8811 1 126 Miss Spirit Sooner Escort SHIRLEY ARTHER MARVIN JACQBS Jay Bendle gl Rose Baranski Freddie Martinez 81 JoAnn Mayab A ttendants aumci Escorts MAJ Love Denton Si Fran Henderson James McLaug1in ASL Eva Lindsey Godfrey Bass gl .Emma Miller Robert Hale 81 Roberta Turner to Miss Sooner pirit ,Wx - Ji'-Rf ffT 1'7 Gary Swan R Johnnie Kaye Wilkins az-1 .Q 1,4 gf .31-' f ,, 1 4 Z 1 Q Z !W'99., ,,y,ywm, XX, ,sf 3 ' L 'w-.1,-4-,W S i I 5 s Q Miss Mr. Central Central 123 SHIRLEY RAMIR EZ ROBERT HALE Utendants and Escorts to Mr. and Miss Central 13 -ws Marvin Jacobs gl Shifley Arthur Marvin Martin gl Brigette Bilman Ardell England 8 Fran Henderson ...,, Jay Bendle St Linda Hudson James Beck 81 Vivian Johnson Robert Adams Ya Lorcnc Webb W7 f,, as 5TZ. f'7 ff.-Q love Dentonb Deloris White Luther Ford R Wendolyn Williams Roclu Jones pt 1 1 1 l N mimi '29 -.. ,wud A 535' -ll fu , , ,E , . ,z . , , , 5 , . 1, , f f 1 3 ,'.1.fws fy M 5 4 Q , A i LZ, V' I 3 Q 2 'X 4 '01 ff' 3 'Wi ' Qwmx sg XX xm NW zu Q . Z f f V Z1 .f jggzvlv. if 130 ?QxNXNi3SN5isXEMXXLXK N- c 35 +3 A5 -Q. 5755: 4 . 9- r, 1 -gg Nl..-1 4 na. 4, ,,, MQ f WALL, - I nL..fm,N , A 1 All-Sports ueen, Escort GLORIA HOBBS THURMAN MCNEELY l ,L-,,.. ,.g,.. 1 .. 1 , . , .' ,. FOOTBALL QUEEN Fran Henderson Escort Love Denton Attendants and Escorts to All Sports ueen BASEBALL QUEEN Linda Hudson Escort Jay Bendle BASKETBALL QUEEN Lorene Webb Escort Don Steele 31 .1 ,I r Hugh ,I r Hugh Annual ueen Annual King 132 THLLIA PALMER ROBERT EBERSOLE 4 E Y' 055 Jr. High Jr. High ueen, 0 Hearts King of Hearts CONNIE TAYLOR ROBERT PRIETU :'5lk95X. - -, L 1 1 ' ' A 1 14 4, ' ' 4 :V fb! -1 -fi f il g:,vf, f. , DIC Q, . -l Q , -1 L Q 5 . 1: 5 Band ueen Escort 34 NORA MQORE ROCKY JONES A, V Zwfge, If A 7 XM, 5 vis X 5.13m X. yin? l f .0 ,,,,, , ,f,,, , 4 Q I x X f4,fQ,7f 'V hfM0ff .411 'W Key Club Sweetheart Escort VIVIAN JOHNSON ROBERT MASSENGALE , , 135 ,MMM 4 ' Indian Princess Indian Brave MARY LOU TOAHTY RUBEN JIMBOY In-,A sw' V ff -1 n-1 -ing' QV., -ff f Miss Sophomore Mr. Sophomore PATSY HARRINGTON ED ALTON 137 'will' :WV Jerry Thompson 8 Carol Bowen Mr. and Miss Sophomore James Steele 8: Beverly Williams Mr. and Miss Sophomore Roberta Turner Si Lion I-larjo 13' Indian Princess and Brave 'fl '37 Bobby Kinkle gl Nancy Ebersole Mr. and Miss Sophomore Ronald Young 81 Marylin Ritter Mr. and Miss Sophomore ,Maw wwf' Q-NMMA! bww-a-on Lee Faulkner gl Pat Wood Florence Fixico gl Forest 'l ims Mr. and Miss Sophomore Indian Princess and Brave 'Qfff' Rudy .Esparza gl Gene Alton Chico Delgado Si Judy Hardy Jr. High Annual King and Queen Jr. High Annual King and Queen i Attendants to ueens ff-hui' af' , ISK ZW., Gary Swan 81 Brigette Bilman James Beck Si Vivian Johnson Bafld Band 1 9' Y3 '1H' Arthur Zamorano gl Sarah Hedgepeth Manuel Jones Si Myra Williams Jr. High King 81 Queen of Hearts Jr. High King Si Queen of Hearts 'YH-.qv l Charles Bowman gl Nora Moore Wayne Smith Sl Kay Robinson Key Club Kev Club rw. nv' 9 Aaah 4.43213 was Dv Charles Bowman gl Eva Lindsey Band Lx, , T27 Marvin Martin 81 Lynda Price Key Club '7' ,, Cs .P 7-Q Rocky Jones S Carolyn 'young Key Cluh 139 I l J l 5 1 I i i 1 K Z ! e it in J 11 ii I A l ' p lar s W Q 'fi 1' ,ef if: . -f' . V , fi ,1f' -c p ' Af- Jl, yi: f .1 11. 4 , I I 2 f 43 ' W' Marvin Martin 81 Johnnie Kaye Wilkins Lonnie Austin Si Kathy Price T1-1EsPiAN BEAU at SWEETHEART RED WINGS-KING at QUEEN OF HEARTS Sweethearts And Beans LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Colvin, Attendant, Darlene Johnson, Attendant, Gaylon Sparks, Attendant, Judy Burke, Miss November, Vivian Johnson, Miss January, Sandra Davis, Miss March, Lynda Price, Miss May, Marie Deal, Miss April, Connie Lane, Miss February, Kay Robinson, Miss September, Linda Hudson, Miss December, Junaita Nesbitt, Miss October, Gloria Hobbs, Attendant,and Bernadette Martiez, Attendant. sl fi, it 5, 140 Calendar Girls ana Attendants JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 1917-1963 Manpower .1 .ei 3-.-.-53. 11.-ag.-. 5. 4-vi-..e5.-:.3'Ff-.:.. Lys .a. -LW? Z - 5?9'3'5 'l'a VFR? I ff ' . - , .., . .- ' I , ' i V '--V--'W' .V . ,NL--4-..'T V..-4.-.fy -qv'-H awww: g 'fxszrx -ii ii - -i. F We Teach fbi., 'lf MR. ORRIS CARTER, JR. MR. CHARLES EPPERLY Social Studies 50191109 MR. BRUCE NUTT MRS. MILDRED PITTS Skill Supervisor Manpower Cosmetology ot Preach f f 1 U f i f ' 'I 7 ' . 1- f ff f, I X' ,I fy MR. BILL NEWMAN Auto Mechanics MRS. RUI-IMAL JONES Stenographics 1 A. t y. J gh ! MR. TOMMY ROBERTS MR. RAYMOND SI-IOGREN Counselor Machine Shop 142 MR. RICHARD SNOOK MISS DEANNE STEVENSON MR. OLLIE STONE Communicative Skills Secretary Machine Shop MANPOWER The most recent addition to the Central High school Program is the Manpower De- velopment Training Program which was designed to offer a high school education plus qualification training in a skill trade to those students who had left school before graduating and who later desired to return to school The program has had a great deal of federal support and was one of the areas of concern to our late President Kennedy. It is an experimental program, and is the first of its kind. The program is staffed with four academic teachers and nine skill teachers, besides the office personnel. The boys are offered a skill in welding, sheetmetal, machine work, or auto mechanics, while the girls may choose stenographic training or cosmetology. Manpower has had several programs, including a Christmas assembly which was for the entire high school student body. One of the projects of the Manpower group is an attempt to inform the potential drop-out of the realities which lie hidden out beyond the green looking pastures of no more school. This has been approached in the form of a panel which has traveled to other schools and discussed the problems with these students. .4lt We Have i 1 L.. ROBERTA ABBOTT DELOUS BORDUS GRADY BRIGGS AELDA LKIB IS GARLAND DAVIS li! ,V , f f A 'ffm , DONALD BAKER LORIE ELOIS BOWEN ROGER BULLOCK ,,x'5m,f '.-I,- V' ' I I Nl, , f W W 1 3 0 2 4 if 5 www f f, XM , f, Wgff . I - ,. 104 ,. .W :' 4.65 1 ff CECIL COE SONJA DAVIS Manpower GERRY BASSETT , GEORIGIA BOWMAN ',',, .... 1, ,.A.. 'fa ,W - 4 V VV , I,,L , H . ' .A... if , . A L. RAMONA BUNN LEE CRISWELL SHARON DOVER ., ,,, XX' f yah JANIE BENSON PHYLLIS BOX ETHAL CHEAT!-IAM BERNICE DANIELS LOISA DUMAS I f-gf I ' Win V. W' 2: A' T cly f W 5' A '! , f'4'I9: V74 ,, Wxv J' i f 143 I Q A WX f 1' 1 p1 ' I VVIII 1 f f I I - ,, 1, 2' V' iff' A , , ' 1 I 4 up 7 24 5,15 2 W' A M-9' 5 . ' 1 SHARON ESTLOCK DOLLY G LOVER BARBARA HARTF IELD DEWARD HAYNES VERA HOUSE TOM ILIFF THOMAS JOHNSON DELORES JONES AL. SANDRA FERREE JAMES GRAHAM DALLAS HENSLEY GERTRUD JACKSON P EGGY JONES New hortage MARGE GAINES FIKES .1 PAT GRUBE J ANICE HICKS SHERRY JOHNSON WILLIAM JONES Here At 1,E. I :-- ALLEN LANE .,-.vw-... . .qv- MAY MCC LURE LEYNNE MARTIN LEAK Q P AT NETEVON RUDOLP H PVENTS 1,' 4 A I 1.44, Y I I W 71W I gf' ' , , 'L f' f I I I f f - HATTIE LANEY L L , 'l ' HELEN MCFARLAND Q CAROL MAYES PAT OLIVER JOHN RENFROW CAROLYN LITTLEJOI-IN STEWART MAGERS ew ' , f ,Qu 'MV If f ff, , .. VERNON MYRICK ff' ' 755, PAULINE PENNYBAKER SHIRLEY RHODES V, 'I T. 'VAX I , V ,.,: ',-.. 1 Im:-.,. I I A, 1a x , I Z.k ff? I 1I 'w ELAINE LOP EZ GEORGE MARTIN BARBARA HAIL CHARLES POAFPYBITTY A. E. RIDDLE 'W 1 -.,.,z.g.W Qgiiif' ,X 145 5.51.41 S, AAA A.,,, I I NORMA RODESSNEY MAVIS ROGERS MARY SAVAGE JANIS SEAY A 1 fi Q R R A. ,, . . A.,,, ,., h I 1 ' PAT STEVENSON DAVID SWANDA LIBBY TOAHTY DELORES VALENZUELA f M W M 4, I 146 GWEN WESLEY EDITH WILDER RDDF L . ff' -. ff, 'MIM f , X! ' ' 1 fa f CHARLES SANELY 11 1 GWENDOLYN SIMMONS JUNE LAW fall!! X . EX . .,, . ., . , CHARLES WAITES GEORG INA WILLIAMS Aw Centra, I 1,1 Y fl in-'ff MARY SAUKE 'inf' JUDY STAFFORD DONALD THORNTON RALP H WALL CLARA WILSON 4 ' 4 .. als..- , Q A -gl , ih 5 gf Appearing on television .to discuss the Manpower Program Kay Estlinbarem, cosmetologist, and Cecil Co machinist are, Allen Lane, machinistg Pat Newton, stenographerg A-a.m.'w,w.w.., ., N We Get Our Grades Q A N V1.4-I Frank Grevard decides to oil the lathe. Steam rolls while John Whilham and Tom Ilif steam clean a motor. Mr. Sales helps Kay Reeves with math . . Marvis Rogers right, and Anna McKee left. Roger Bullock and Dollos Hensley use the acetylene welding. 147 1 ,1- lf A ik 1,.a1Z' 3m?31ilfg,. ' gi-fsge :ist-35511111135-.E-.,' -'L,L'.Z.L- ---.L 1-4- W1 A - -N -., 1.1.2-.., -1 ,,.Xw'q,,. -. 1 1 1 X1 1 1 l ,11 ll 1: ll -1 511 131 ill' 4 l 5 l 11 , l 1 l 1 1 i E 1 1 1 0 i 5 ,1 1 1 K E ,li 5 4 1 1 5 , 5.1 1? 5 1 M51 ll 1 I ll: 1 bi 1 Ill l 1 I 5 l. I l Tl 1 H1 D i 1 I 11 1 ,1, lil V1 1, i F l 5 -1 l l 1 In lasses and Trades 1 A - 1 . ff , -12 , f0',, ,j',,,fj, ,akin -,., W 'hmmm' 1 4 A 1 .5 lr V' 1 11 Future scientists areg William Winkfield, Kenneth S0m'?fimeS WOTKD C311 be flm agffae MGX Mcglufev PM CI-isswell fl-Om Myers Roy Buntin and Billy Self' Salvia, and David Lwancla. Patrick Salvia is not ln- They're not going to blow up the school. tefested- lit, A1 1, 2' NN K 4 ,1,1.-f, , - 1-n , Mrs. Marvis observes work of Lynne Martin while Mr. Carter's social studies group with the new world Sharon Dover looks oo, globes. Gertrude Jackson, Ethel Cheatham, Mary Colbert and Gayle 1-lankins. -1-.L K3Y ESf1iVlb3Um and Ramona BUUU hafd HF flm WOIK. Do you think the teacher will notice if we talk with 148 our heads down asks Pat Oliver to Elaine Lopez. ,' , af ' -, . ' fi-, Y 1 l.:.a...f:. '.. ai3f:Qs.'k, ' L2-is eg 441 '- ' 'r . ,iii ...ba - -4-- -' 'lil' ' In Appreciation . . . I'd like to tell you how much I enjoyed working on this book for you There are so many people that need to be thanked for understanding when we had problems, the teachers who excused the staff members so many times, the student body, who had faith ginning of the year, and The Rembrant Studios who made such wonderful pictures. But most of all the peoplel worked closest with, our sponsor Mrs. Retta Taylor, for Without her this book would not have been possible, and to the best friend an editor ever had, Shirley Arthur. To my layout editors Robert Hale and Shirley Rameriz, and to Carolyn Young who did a fine job with the index. To Donna Hopkins and Rocky Jones, for keeping the records straight and to the best Junior editor I've ever seen Linda Buntin.. I only hope that Linda has a staff nearly as good as mine next year. Miss Conger this book is ded icated to you because of the love for Central that you have and for the regards the staff members and I have for you ............... Marvin Martin Thank you! 149 C I and purchased a yearbook at the be- 1 ' - , , X . - 1 , ,--,:g::, J 4 .4 ,, , V1 ' -C J 1 4 i 1 N i N , N N 5 ! I V i 4 i i K 1 1 lo.: D I VW Q' , 1 Q m 1 f UW! :J L laik X ll : , J A WS Armour, Julia . . 152 Abrams, Loretta Ackerman, Steve Adams, Ladonna Adams, Robert 52,98,105 35,116,117 . . . . . 12 78,79,108,129 'f ...... 94 Adamson, Thelma Addison, .Frank . . .....12 Adkinsson, Billy Jo ...... 46 Adomaitis, Ed . .... 41,7Z,1l6 Albritton, Charles . . . . . 52,98 Alexander, Linda . .... 46 Alexander, Mary ..... 21,15,120 Alexander, Maurice .... 79,78 Alfred, Lewis Alford, Kenneth Alford, Phil . Allison, Frances Allison, Mary ........ ,, Alton, Ed . . 4l,74,76,77,80,81,108, 137 35 , .35,92 52 41 3584 Alton, Jean . . 52,90,98,100,105,138 Ambler, Mike ...... 21,120,125 Amstulz, Jim ........... 46 Anderson, Charles . . .... 41 Anderson, Doris . . . . . 52,111 Anderson, Freddie ..... 46,79,108 Anderson, Joann . . ..... 46 Anderson, Jud .......... 12 Anderson, Larry . . . 41,77,79,1l6 Anderson, Tawanna ...... 84,85 Arinwine, Harold . . 35,75,78,79,108 - ...... 12,13 Armstrong, Pat Arnold, Arnold, Esther Gail . Arterberry, Jonnie ...... 41 Arther, Shirley . ........57 . .41 35 . 21,30,32,88,110, .112,121,122,126,129 Artis, George ........... 21 Askew, Eleanor ........ 12,17 Austin, Lonnie . . . . . 52,111,140 Austin, Loudeana . . . . 35,114 Austin, Wendell . . . . . 57 Autry, Billy . . . 52 Bacy, Howard . . 41 Bagby, Earl . . ..... 57 Bagley, Beulah . ....... 18 Bailey, Billy Jo . . . 34,35,77,78,79 Bailey, Francile ......... 41 Bailey, Gary . . ...... 57 Bailey, Leonard . . . . 52,111 Bailey, Sandra . . . . 46,84 Baker, Jan . . . . . . 21,114 Baker, Jere . . ..... 52,98 Baker, Jody . . . . . 41,84,101 Baker, Lorene . . ..... 18 Bailey, Judith . . . 52,98 Baker, Rober . . . . 52 Bales, Donald . . . 52 Bales, Terry . . . 41 Balz, Charles .......... 46 Banks, Elaine .... Bass, Godfrey . . Baston, Linda . . . . . 41 32,72,78,79,1'08,127 57 Baranski, Rose .... 88,112,127 Barber, Joyce . Barders, Calvin . Barget, Dianne Barger, Gary . Barnes, Robert . Barnett, Roger . Barnett, Robert . Barrit, Larry . Barry, Paulette . Barton, Butch . . Barton, Milton . Batson, Roy . Bayliss, Richard Beals, Marilyn Beasley, Gary Beck, Bradford .....41 46 . . . 52 . 57,95 . . . . 18 . . . . . 41 . 35,116,117 . . . 52,98 . . . 52 . . . 103 . . . . 46 . . . 52 57,90,95 . . 46,121 41 , ......... 46 Beck, James .. 21,92,125,129,139 Beckelheimer, Gary . . . 41,110,122 INDEX Beckerdite, Dolly ell Oval ..18 B , ............ 41 Bendle, Don ......... 46,108 Bendle, Jay . . 20,21,77,88,110, 112,113,127,129,131 Bendle, Sue .... Benford, Lawanna . Bennett, Alene . . Bennett, Charlene Bennett, Floyd . . Bennett, Lillie . Benson, Kathaleen Berry, Rosetla . Berryhill, Merl . Bibbs, James . . Bibbs, Myrtle . . Bigsoldier, Jorita Billinger, Pat . . Bilman, Brigette Birdcreek, Louis . Black, Douglas . . Black, Dwight . . Black, James . . Blackburn, Jimmy Blakmon, Gloria Blalock, lma Jean Blarkley, Vernon Bliss, Bill ...I . BlueEyes, Becky Bohanan, Larry .' Bolles, Larry Bogby, Harry . . Bonaparety, Joseph Bonaparte, Jerome Bond, Davis . . . Bordwine, Virginia Berenda Bowen . . Bowers, Peggy . Bowers, Sammy . Bowen, Carol . . Bowen, Clarence . Bowers, Ruby . . Bowie, James . . Bowman, Charles Box, Breand . . Boyd, Robert Mary . . Bradley, Bratton, Sonja . . Bratton, Weldon Brazell, Billy . . Brazell, Gerald . Brazell, Donald . Ronald Brazell, . Brweington, Loyd Brigg, Napolean Briggs, Chris . . Bright, Joyce . Bringham, Paula . Bristow, Loretta . Britz, Bobby . . Brooks, Sam . . 1. .-. -5. Brown, Brownell Brown, Curtis . . Brown, Daisy , Brown, Gary . . Brown, Gayla . , Brown, Glendale . Brown, Jackie . . Brown, James . Brown, Karen Sue Brown, Leslie , . Brown, Maxine . . Brown, Rickey . Brown, Rogers . Brown, Shelton . Brown, Shirley . Brown, Tommy . Bruce, Ricky , Bruner, Linda , Buchanan, Hank . ...... .....- ......57,95 . . . .41,88,104 46,84,96,101,107 .......46 .......41 ...52 . ...... 8 . . . 41,46,94 ' . . .57',9O,95,l06 . , . 46,118 . . . 52,92.111 52,98,105,106 21 2021327088 93,i10,112',12'5,1'29,'136 . . . . . . . . 46 . . . . . . . . . 57 . . . . 116 . . 35,116 . . . . 52 . . . . 46,100 . . . . 57 . . ,. . . . 57 . 12,13,102 . . . . 57 . . . 35 . 41 . . . 52 . . . 52 . . . 95 . . . 46 . . . 35,101 . . 52,111 . . 52,105 . . . . . 52 . 41,92,138 . . . 57,95 . . . . 57 . . . . . 46 . . 21,92,139 . . . . 41 . . . 57 . . . 12,13 21,26,97 . . 52,95 . 46,92,103 . . . 52,95 . 41,92 . 57,95 . . 41,119 . . 46 ., 35,41 . . . . . 18 . . 57,100,105 35,94,114,115 . . . . . . 46 . . . . . . 41 . 21,84,85,106, 107,114 . . . . 41,77 . . 46,84,107 . . . 57,106 57 ..21,119 52 . . 41 5760 '3'5,'7i,i9Q110,i22 .......57,105 . 46 . . 12 . 52 . . 41 . . . 41 . 35,116 21,114 . 57 4.,.,i...1-- Buchanaon, Larry . . . 41 Bullis, Jerry . . . . . 46,108 Bullis, Patsey . . .... 57 Bullock, Russell . 35,116,117 Buntin, Joyce . . . . . 52,105 Buntin, Lloyd ....... 52,111 Buntin, Linda . . . 35,94,l1O,1l3,125 Buntin, Margaret ...... 35 Buntin, Sonja . . .... 46,112 Burdine, Janet . . . 46 Burdine, Lorenzo . . . 35 Burgess, Janice- . . . ., 46,95 Burnes, Geraldine .... 41,94 Burgett, Annie . . 41,94,110 Burgett, Johnny . . . 52,111 Burgett, Wanda . ..... 35 Burke, Judy . . . . . 66,122,140 Burton, Gloria . .... 52,98 Burton, Ricky . 41,76,77,80,81, 108,116 Butler, Juanita . ...... 46 Butler, Lamesa . . . . 52,105 Butler, Lynda . . . . . 46,100 Butler, Richard . . . . 52,111 Butts,'Thomas . . . . 41 Butts, Toby . . . 46 Bycho, Stanley . . . 35 Byers, Thomas . . . 46 Caberra, Margaret . . 46 Caldwell, James . . 35 Caldwell, Peggl' . 35 Carter, Barbara . . 71 Carter, Brenda . . . 41 Carter, Berdina . . . 41 Carter, Clay . . . . 35 Carter, Jack . . . . 46 Carter, Steele . . .. . . 35 Camarillo, Linda . . . 35,114 Camren, Robert . 52,111 Campbell, Leslie . . 119 Carter, Barbara . . . 52,98 Carter, Clay . . . . . 98 Carter, Danny . . . 57 Carter, Steve . . . 52 Carwike, Mary . . . 57 Carwike, Ruby . . . 57 Casey, Lorene . . . 18 Castro, Phyllis . . . 52 Castro, Rose . . . . 53 Castro, Theresa .... 53 Cawthorne, Paul Chambers, Pauline Chancellor, Connie Chancellor, Dannye Chandler, Cheryl Charo, Darlene . Charo,'Thomas . Chavez, Josie . . Chavez, Paul . . Cherry, Luann . . Cherry Niece . . . Cheshel-,Grayford . . Choote, Jimmy . . Clarke, Nadine . . Clemens, Cliff . . Clock, Tommy . . Coddington, Larry Coffey, Billy . .' . Coffey, Runia . Coffman, Gary . Colbert, Leslie . . Colbert, Sheryl . Coleman, Linda . Collahanan, Mike Colvin, Phyllis . Conger, Maybelle . Conine, Wilt . . . . Cook, Shirley . . Cooksey, Sue . . Cooley, Donna . Cooper, Lawrence .-..... . . . . . . 35 . . 46,100,105 . . . . 46,121 . 46,94,100,l05 ' Ia. . 35,101,109 35 53 ..21,22 ..57 ..57 . .0 5.-.. 53 12 . . 41 12 13 . . . . . 5 . . f . . . 57 . . . 57,106 40,59,92,100 . . . . . . 53 . . . 35,116 . . . . . . 46 . . . . 35,104 . . . . . . 41 41,es,101,104, 110,140 . . 12,110,111 .....12 9 . . . . . . . 47 57,95,100,105 35,77 Ji'?i1E5ae.,,ar,1-t119:411,L-1.igaskfs..-14.51,.41,1, ,114 , ,, 4,-1.1, . 4. Corbin, Bobby . . Cornett, Bobby . Cotton, E.M, , Couch, Jimmy . Cox, Larry , , Crain, Dorothy , Crain, Shirley . . Crawford, Lonnie Creeach, Rick . Creepingbear, Mira 1 U . . . 57 . 57,95 . 12 . 116 . 57 . 41 . 41 . 53,98 . . . 35 . 47,106 Creepingbear, Theodore' , , 106 Crittendon, Judy . . . . 57 Crondoll, Robert . . . . 47 Cross, Loren . . . . 35 Crouch, Jerry . . . 53,95 Cruise, Betty ..... . . 41 Cunningham, Hazel , , , 57 Cummings, Steve , 47,92 Curtis Eleanor . .... 12 Curtis Mary . . . . 92,107 Cutler, Drew . 35,116,117 Cutler, Jerry , , , , 46,57 Cutler, Larry . . . , 46,57 Cutler, Ronnie . . .... 53 Cutler Tommy . . ..... 47 Daniels, Lynn . . . .... . . 53 Daniels, Maurice . . . 42,76,77,108 Danneffel, George . . ..... 12 Daugherty, James . . . . . 53,111 Daugherty, Joe . . . . 116,117 Daugherty, Kathleen . . . 47 Daughtry, Linda , 47 Davall, Barbara . . 53 Davenport, Joe . . . . . . 35 Davenport, Linda . 42,92 Davis, Betty . . . . 42 Davis, Gloria . . . . 42 Davis, Henry . . . 42 Davis, Joe . . ....... 57 Davis, Larry . ......... 47 Davis, Sandra . . . 35,70,78,101,140 Davis, Susan ........... 53 Deal, Billy ........... 57,106 Deal, Marie . . . 40,42,71,101,l03,l40 Dean, Charles ........ 21,116 Dean, Johnny .... . 53,90,121 Dean, Lawrence , , , , , 42,92 Dean, Linda .... . . 21,94,107 Dean, William . . . . . . . 42 Decker, Carolyn . . . 47,90 Decker, Johnny' .... . . 57 DeJarnette, Cynthia . . 42 Delegada, Eloy . . . . . . 53 Delegada, Paul . . .... 57 Delgado, Jacinto . . . 57,138 Delmona, Twesaw Denton Barbara 53 , ....... 53 Denton, Love . . 3l,76,77,78,79,80, 81,108,127,129,131 Dickerson, Katherine ..... 53,98 Dickson, Richard .,... Dimock, Dickson, Charles Dirkson, Alice . . Doakes, Leonard . Mike . . . . 53 . 53,95,121 . . . . 47 . . . 18 . 47,98,108 Doakes, Margaret . . . . 57,95 Dobbs, Darrell . . 47,90,98 Donihoo, Shirley ...... 88,21 Dotson, A.D. ........ 35,77 Dotson, Mabel . . . . . . . . . 57 Dove, Pat . . . 20,21,71,88,99,12O Downey, Peggy . Downing, Roberta Dozier, Carolyn . Dozier, Pat . . Drake, Judy . Drake, Norman . . ....42 . 47,98,100 47,98,100 21 94 104 '. . .' 41,42 21 Driggs, Wesley . . . . 8 Drumwright, Shirley . . . 41 Dunn, Dale ...,. . 58,95 Dunn, David .... . . 57 Dunn, Jesse . . . . . 35 Dunn, Jimmy ........ 41,116 Dunn, Pat ............ 4l Dunn Ricky . . . , ....... 58 Dutton, Hilda . . 47,90,94,100,105,121 button, Mike ........ 58,95,121 Eakes, Johnny . , Eakes, Joy ..,, Earther, Glover . . . . . . . . . 58 . . 47,92,1o5,1o6 .......58 Ebersole, Nancy . . . 40,42,103,138 Ebersole, Robert . . . 47,90,103,132 Edmundson, Mary ,,,,,,,, 42 Edmundson, Stella . . . 35,84,107,109 Edwards, Don . . . .... . . 35 EdW3l'dS, Janet . . . . . 35,101 Ehrig, Wayne , ,, 53 Eitel, Brenda , , 58,90 Eitel, Delores . , , , , 35 Eitel, Tommy ., , 47 Elden, Larry ..... .... 4 7 Ellenberg, Richard . . . 47,108 Ellis, Terry ......... 35 Emarthle, Benjamin . . 53,92,111 Emarthle, Richard , , 58,953,106 Engel, G.J. . . . .... 47,119 Engel, Leah ......... 47,94 England, Ardell . . 74,78,79,102,129 England, Bessie ,.,, 47,84,85 Ensey, Margaret . . 42,101,122 EDF, Vivian .... .... 1 2,13 ESPHTHZH, Rudy . . 53,111,138 Estell, Patricia , , 58,90 Evans, Clinton . . 35,70,92 Evans, Mildred . . . . 18 Evans, Richard . . . 21,92 Evens, Betty . . . . 53 Everly, Carl . . 42 Everly, Lewis . . . 108 Enriquez, Julia . . . . 35 Farmer, John . . Farr, Bobby . . 42 53,92 Faulkner, Lee .... 42,138 Ferrell, Carl . 36,96,97,11O Fields, Ethernitz ..... 47,98 Fields, Jeanetta . . 36,71,110,1l2, 114,115 Fields, Jimmy . . 53,95,106,121 Fields, Marna . . .... 21,101 Fields, Theresa . . 46,47,92,100 Fields Wanda . . ..... 47 Fitzgerald, Danny Fitzgerald, Sandra Fitzpatrick, Shirley Fixico, Florence Florez, Margaret . Florez, Gilbert . . Foote, Susan . . Ford, Jerry . . . Ford, Luther . . Ford, Marylou . . Ford, Robert . Forga, Mike . . Forshee, Nadine Foster, James . Foster, Mary . . Fourkiller, J.C. . Fovb, Harold . Fox, Wayne Frances, Ward . Frank, Analla . Frank, Nora . Franklin, Doris Franklin, David . . Frantz, Lola . . Frazier, Carl . . . Frazier, Charles Frazier, Joe . . Frazier, Velma . French, Bill . . French, Loyd . . . French, Merila . . French, Theresa . Frey, Allen . . . Frey, Linda . . Frey, Rocky . . Friday, Curtis . . Friday, Gwendolyn Frison, Loretta . Fulcher, Paul . . Gafford, Caroline . Garde, Garla . . 53 .. .... 58 . . . . . . . 47 . 94,106,1l2, 114,115,138 . ..... 42 . . . . . . . 47 . . . . 58,105 . . . . 53,92,111 76,77,lO8,125,129 . . . . . 47,109 . . . . . . 117 . . 53,95 . . 42 . . . 53 . . 53,52 . . 58,95 . . 58 . 58 . 47 . 58 . 36 . . . 47,92 ......36 . . . . . . 58 . . 42,71,77,79, 80,81 . . . . . 47 . . 106 . . . 53 . . 58,95 . 36,114 . . . 58 . . . 58 . 53,105 . . 58 . 53 . . . 36 . . 53,98 . . . 42 . . 42,114 . . 36,114 Garrett, Charles , , 53,98 Garrett, Linda . . . , 36 Garrett, Joe . . . . 42,119 Garrett, Mary . . , , 58 Garner, Ruby . , 58 Gary, Lee . . , , , 42 Gates, Don . . ..., 36 Gates, Jake . . . . 42,77 Gates, Mary . . . . . 36,96 Gates, Patricia . . . . 42 Gatewood, Shirley . . 100 Gay, Mary . . . . 94 George, Jerry . ..... 42 Gilbreath, Marilyn ...... 58 Ginn, Donna . . 58,95,100,105 Ginn, Linda . . . .... 94,105 Givens, Joshua . . . . 53,106 Givens, Mike . . . 77 Givens, Ronald . . . 36 Gloria, Sharon . 36,114 Goines, Lillie . . . 58 Goines, Mary . . 53,111 Gooch, Harry . . . 12 Goodenough, ,Max . . . 22 Goodenpugh, Neta . . . 36,114 Goodson, Tommy . . . 53,58,95 Gordon, Twylya . . 42,101 Gordon, Shirley . . . 53,105,111 Goudeau, Novalyn . .... 48,98 Grason, Allen . . . . . . . 42 Grassinger, John . 53,111 Grave, Jerry . . . . 108 Gray, Alvin .... . 36 Gray, Lawrence . . . 53 Green, Larry . . . . 36 Green, Mary . . ' . . 53 Green, Mary . . . . 53 Greenlee, Dale . . . 42 Greer, Freddy . .... 23 Gresham, Walletta . . . 48,90 Griffin, Darlene . 48,94,l05 Griffin, Kenneth .... 48 Griffith, Marcell .... 48 Gregory, Billie . 42,88,94 Grindstaff, Nancy ..... 12 Grove, Laura . 36,114,115 Grove, Susan . . . . 48,100 Gullette, Kevin . . 53,98 Haag, Arlan . . . . . 58,90,l06 Hagens, Bobbie . . .... 48 Hale, Jimmy . . ..... 12 Hale, Jimmy . . 36,238,119 Hale, Larry . . ..... 58 Hale, Pat ............. 48 Hale, Robert . . 23,29,67,7l,ll2, 127,128 Hall, Virginia . . ....... 18 Hamilton, Karen . 23,114 Hamilton, Kenneth . . 48 Hammons, Donnie .... 43 Hankins, Billy . . . . 76,77,96 Hankins, Caroll . . ...... 96 Hardesty, Elaine . . . 53,105,111 Hardrick, Sara . ..... 43 Hardrick, Stanley .... 108 Hardy, Jerry . . . 43.92 Hardy, Judy . . . 58,138 Hardy, Michael . . . . 53 Harjo, Arthel . . . . 54 Harjo, Bobby . . .... 58 Harjo, Deanna . . . 54,106 Harjo, Leon . . . . 106,138 Harmar, Jimmy Harrington, Geneva . . Harrington, Kenneth . . Harrington, Patsy . . Harrington, Shirley . . Harris, Imogene Harry, Norma .... Hartfield, Nathan Hash, Kathy . . . Hash, Wanda . . . Hatchell, Linda . . Ha ury, Janice . Hause, Wynona . Hawk, Billy .... Hawkins, Marjorie 43 ....48 ..58,95 . . 43,137 . . . . 54,98 . . . . . 48 36,94,110,l16 . 48,77,l08 . .... 100 48,100,105 .....23 ....58 .48 .42 ..18 . .., ,,,,,.,Q . . .. ..,.,. ..,.L ,. 4,,,,,,,.,..,., ,Q-.F -.9 -la . , ,.,:,p,,,1,.-.,-.4,:.,,',.. Ma.,-..,, ,.,,., Hawkins, Tommy Hayer, Billy . . Hayes, Lloyd . Hayes, Martha Hayes, Sandra Haylip, Beulah Heard, Joyce . Heard, Judy . . ..54 .. ...... 54 . . . . . . . 48 12,l3,30,88,89 . . . . . . 36 . ....... 18 43 43 58,90,91,105,139 Hedgepeth, Sarah Hedgepeth, Vicki .... , ...... 43 Hemmerling, Carol ..... 23,114 Hemmerling, Larry ...... 48,95 Henderson, Fran . . 29,32,88,104,107, 1l0,l12,1l3,l27,129,l3l Henderson, Linda . Hendley, Robert . Hendrick, Joyce . Hendricks, Natlie Hendricks, William Henley, Cecilia . .. ..43 . . . 48,85,100,105 .....54,95 .. ..... 48 .. .... 70 48 Henry, Barbara ...... 48,98,l00 Hensley, Philomen . 48,92,105,106 Henson, Boyce . . ...... 36 Henson, Virginia . .... 98,105 Hentz, Willie . . . . 48 Hewell, Mary . . . . 58 Herndon, James . . . 48,98 Hershel, Jerry . . .... 42 Hewell, Robert .... . . 36,119 Hickerson, Sandra . . 48,105 Hicks, Charles . . . 48,118 Hicks, Harry . . . . . 12 Hicks, Lloyd . . . 58 Hicks, Sue . . . 54 Highfill, Doris . . 54 Highfill, Lois . . . 48,100 Highfill, Patricia . . 42 Hightower, Dorothy Hill, Berlinda Hill, Chuck Hill, Larry . . Hill, Linda . . Hill, Rufus . Hill, Terry , , Hill, Viola .,,, Hinkle, Ronald . Hinkley, Bud . . Hinton, Carroll . Hinton, Sherman . . Hobbs, Daniel Hobbs, Hobbs, .. ...18 .. 48,84 ......58 .......48 . . .48,100,105 36,119 48 .42 ..48 ..58 ..36 ..36 David .Q ...... , . 58 Gloria . . 20,23,29,30,66,68, 88,94,l29,131,140 Hudson, Terry ........ 59,95 Hughes, Jimmy ......... 59 Hughes, Sarah . . . 36 Huggins, Sandra . . 49 Hughes, Theresa . . . 49 Huitt, Paul ..... . 49 Hulsey, Eugene .... . 59 Humminging, Milton . . . . 49 Hummingbird, Mitchell . . . . 36 Humphrey, Jesse .... . . . 54 Hunt, Sharon ..... . . 23,94 Ives, Judy .... . 36 Jackson, Andrew . . . 49 Jackson, Caroe . . . 54 Jackson, Earnest . . 43,77 Jackson, Johnnie . . . . 54 Jackson, Larry . . . . . 69,119 Jackson, Linda . ...... 36 Jackson, Oscar . . 43,92,lO2 Jackson, Terry . . ..... 49,92 Jackson, Thomas ....... 43,88 Jacobs, Lavada .... 49,98,100,106 Jacobs, Leona . ....... 59 Jacobs, Lillian . .... 43,106 Jacobs, Marvin . . . . 23,126,129 Jacobs, Ronald . . ..... 43 Jacobs, Ronnie . . . . 43 James, Frank . . . 59,95 James, Sherry . . . . 96,100 Jarrell, Marian .... 12,15 .Jarvis, Donald ......... 59 Jefferson, Harold ....... 43,49 Jenkins, Charlene . . . 33,36,l0l,ll4 Jenkins, Charles .... 49,98,l08 Jenkins, Charletta . 88,89,96,97,99,109,1l0,l20,121,. Hobbs, James . . . Holcomb, Berman Holder, Dotlie . Holder, Jesse . . Holmes, Robert . Holloway, Clinton Holliway, Mary . . Holt, Eldon . . Hood, Paul ..., Hooper, David . Hopper, Sharri .D . Hopkins, Barbara . Hopkins, Donna Hopkins, Gale , . Horn, Bill . . . Horse, Debrah . . Horton, Beulah . Horton, Edward . Horton, Geraldine Houry, Elizabeth Houss, Barbara . Houston, JoAnn . Howard, Cliff . . Howell, Deborah Howry, Mary Sue Howry, Mattie , Huckeby, Dorothy Huddliston, Margie Huggins, Linda . Hudlow, Bertha , Hudlow Patricia 122,139,140 54 53 48 48 . . 54 48 . . 12 . . 48 36 . . . . . 48 . . . . 36,110 . 54,105,111 23,32,97,110, 112,125 49 . . 12 . . . 58 . . 36,96 . . . . . 54 . . . 42,96,lO4 . . . . 58 . . . . 18 . 36,92,93 . . . 18 . . . 59 . 59,100 . 42,92 . . 84 . . 12 . . . 42 . . . . . . . 54 . ....... 49 154 Hudson, Linda . . 20,23,29,67,86, Jim, Clifford . . Jimenez, Rudy . J imboy, Ruben . Jiminez, Raymond Johnson, Betty . . Johnson Darlene . Y Johnico, Louis . . 59 .. .... 14 . .. 23 136 . . . . . . . . . 36 . 36,68,94,l04,140 .......54,l06 Johnico, Mildred ........ 49 Johnson, Clarence . . 49,76,77,l03 Johnson, Dave : . . ...... 59 Johnson, David . . , , , 43,119 Johnson, Donnell . .... 49 Johnson, Freddie , ,,,,, 36 Johnson, Gloria . . . 49,9O,l00 Johnson, Jimmy ......... 49 Johnson, Johnnie ......... 49 Johnson, Linda . . . 54, 105,106,111 Johnson, Marva . . . . 49,65,92 Johnson, Oscar ......... 54 Johnston, Sharon ....... , 54,98 Johnson, Shirley. . . 34,36,88,94,104 Johnson, Vivian . . 23,68,92,93,102 p 129,135,139,l40 Johnson, Wanda ......... ' 59 Johnson, Will . . . . . . 43 Johnson, - William . . . 36 Jones, Anothy . . , , 59 Jones, Barbara . . , 54,98 Jones, Bill .... . . . 49 Jones, Carolyn . .,,, 49 Jones, Delores . . . 54,111 Jones, Gary . . .... 36 Jones, Jane . . . 24,114,115 Jones, Joyce . . . 14,100 Jones, John . , , 58,59 JOHGS, Manuel . .... 59,139 Jones, Maurice ....... 37,119 Jones. Peggy .......... 37 Jones, Rocky . . 24,32,88,89,92, 93,.99,l02,l12,l20,125,129,134,139 Jones, Ronnie ......... 49,92 -Tones, Vivian ..... - .... 43 Jones, Zelma . 37,96 Jordon, Melvin . . 43 Josph, Dollie . . . 54,98 Kannard, Dianne , , , 54 Kates, Janet .... . 49,90 Keffer, Eloise . . . . . . . 9 Kesse, Lucinda . 98,100 Kessese, Luecenda . '. ', , Keesee, Robert . . 84 . . . 54,111 Keeton, Jimmy ' . 37 Kelly, Helena . . 14 Kemp, Wilma . . 43 Kerr, Loretta . . . 49 Kerr, Sharon . . 59 Killian, Linda . . . 49 Killian, Nancy . . . 54 Kimbo, James . . . 18 King, Claudetta . . . 43 King, John . . . 43 King, Judy . . 43 -.....- ......-. King, Karen . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 King, Sue . . . 54,90,9b,100,l05 Kinkle, Bobby .. .... 43,138 Kinnard, Marvel ......... 59 Kitchell, Alfre . . . 54,98 Klemme, David . . 54,95 Klemme, Kenneth . . 15,96,98 Knight, Bobby . . . . 43,110 Koontz, Anotinette . . 114 Koontz, Antoinette .... - 43 Koontz, Dennis . . . 54,98 Kriz, Joyce . . . .... . . 37 Krows, Wabtgam . . . 43,101,122 Kusler, Bobby . . ..... 59 Kyskerm, Brenda . .... 54 Ladd, Jess . . . . l5,75,77 Lafleur, Linda . . .... 24 Lamb, Charlotte . . . 37,110 Lamb, James . . . .... . . 49,98 Lampkin,Peggy ......... 54 Lane, Andy . . .w .... ,. , . . . 119 Lane, Connie . . 40,43,69,88,99, 101,140 Larney, Yvonne . . ' Law, Billy .... Lawler, Dorothy Lawter, Joe . . . Layton, Louise . . Leard, Juanell . . Lee, Gwendolyn . . Lewis, Constance Lewis, Lila . . Levingston, James Linzy, Edgar . . . . . 8 .. 14,109 ...14 .. ...54,105 . . . 49,95 . . . . . . . . 49 . . 24,99,120,121 . . . . . . . . 24 Lindsey,Eva . . 24,92,104,110,127,139 Linzy, Gloria . Limon, Leonard .. Little , Little, Clifford . Elmer . . Little, Janice . Little, Jimmy . . Little , Pat A . . . Livingston, Theresa 43 37,38 . . . . . . 59 . . . . 54,98 . 71,84,85,105 49 98 108 .' .' 541925100 43 Llyons, Mark . . . . L . 59 Lockhart, David . . 54 Lockhart, Sharon . . . 43 Lockhart, Ronald . . . 59 Long, Alice . . . . . 24 Long, David . . . .. . 54 Long, Jack . . . . . 37 Longan, Lonnie . . . . . 37 Longan, Mickey .... .... 4 3 Looney, Earnestine . . . . 43,104 Looney, Mary Beth . . . ..... 14 Looney, Orville . . 14,15,119 Love, Glen 59 Love, Ronnie . .... 43 Lucas, Stella . . . . . 49 Lucy, Lilibel . . 14,l5,l21 Ludwick, Joe . . . 49,95 Ludwick, John . . 59,95 Lujan, Tommy . . 116 Lung, Barbara . . .... 24 Lurks, Donetta . . . 24,104 Lyons, Mack . . . . . . 49 McArthur, Glover . .... 49 MacArthur, Jerry . . 24,92,96 McAusland, Pat . . . . 59 McCabe, Flossie . . 18 McCain, Lola . ., . 49 McCalip, Shelia . . 49 McCarty, Bill . . . 59 McCarty, Johnny . 54 McCarty, Ruth . . . . . 49 McCauley, Lonnie . . . . 43 McClary, Dormy . . 55,111 McClellan, Doris . . 24,94 -. A 4-1'3wt'.4 .vemlx .1 :'1!. 14.1- 121210- .5Q,,-,gg - 1 , McClesky, Mike , McCol1om, Basil . McCormick John McCormick: Martha. I ,I McCoy, McCo Bonnie . . y, Debra , , McCoy, Dewayne , , McCoy, Eddie , , McCoy, Linda McCoy, Patsy . . . McCullar, Donna McCullar, Linda , , McCullouch, Mike , McCurly, Joe .,,, McDaniel, Brenda . McDaniel, Mark McDaniels, Debra . McDaniels, Mike . McDonald, Thomas McGough, Gail . . McKee, Carl ..... McKinley, Clarence McKinley, Linnie . McKinley, Marie McLaughlin, Harold McLaughlin, James Ss . . . . 49 . . 14,75,79 43,44,77,92 55,90,95,105 . . . 59,105 . .. . . 59 . . . . 43 . . . . . 43 . 114,115 . . . . 84 . 55,105 . . . 43 . . 37 . . . 59 . . 49,98 . . 43,90 . . . 59,105 . 49,90,108 . . . . 43 . 37,92 . . . . . 55 . . . . . 55 . . . . 43 59,105,106 . . . . 55,95 24 71 88 99 . wifwaiabihw McMil1ian, Kenneth McMillian, Robert McNac, Mary . . . McNeely, Jetty , , McNeely, Thurman -6. 59 .....43 . . . . 37 . . . 59,105 20243071 - 73,79,99,102Q103,121,f30f110 Madden, Janice , , 59,85,100,105 . 37,114,115 . . . 55,111 . . 54,92,l11 Miller, Nathan . . Miller, Noretta . . . Miller, Norman . . Miller, Martha' , Miller, Romona . , Miller, Richard , , Miller, Shirley , , Miller, Sonja , , Milling, Joyce . , Mills, Gleada , Mills, Jimmy , Mills, Patricia , . Mills, Vernon . , Mitchell, Jacqualine Mitchell, Viola Sue Moody, Homer . . Moon, Debbie . . Moon, Mike ..... Madden, JoAnn Maddox, Bob . . Mainard, David . Maness, Bruce . Maness, Steve Mann, Carolyn , Manning, Delores Manning, Helen . . . . 18 Manuels, Rosa ......... 37,104 Mariman, Carolyn 55 59 . .59 .. .49 ........43 Martin, Bill ........... 59 Martin, Eouldis . . . 25,96,97,120,l21 Martin, Janice ......... 14,107 Martin, Mary .......... 37 Martin, Marvin . . 20,25,67,72,88, 89,99,ll0,1l2,l13,l24,129,139,140 Martin, Nancy .......... 96 Martin, Richard ,.,,,,, 55,98 Marshall, Al . . Martinez, Bernadet . . . . . . . 8,99 te . . 4O,43,68, 88,l0l,122,140 Martinez, Freddie . Martinez, Paul . . Martinez, Pete . Mason, Roma . . Mason, Russell . Massengale, Paula . Massengale, Robert Mashburn, Fay . . Mata, John . . . Mata Mike . . . . . 25,112,119,127 . . . . . . . . 44 . . . 37,92 . . . . . . 59 . . . . . 14 . . . 49,9l,94,l00 . . . 34,37,88, 102,103,135 . . . . 14,15 44 , ...... 119 Mathis, Baron . . '. 37,76,77,81,108 Mathis, Nathaniel May, Wayne .... Mayabb, JoAnn . Mayabb, Don . Mayes, Judy . . . Mayes, Leonard . . Maynard, Dorothy Maynard, Tommy Meashintubby, Sandy Meeks. Susan Meely, Bobby . . Meely, Tawana . . Merrell, Linda Miller, Audry . Carl . ... Miller, Miller, Carolyn . . Miller, Emma . . 44 55 . 127 . . . 49 . . . 37,94 . 65,75,77 . 55,105 . . 59 . . 44 . 25,114 . . 49 . . . 55,105 . . . . . . . . 55 . 37,70,84,85,105,114 . . . 44,120 . . . . . . . 44 25,32,72,88,104, 110,112,127 Miller, Gregory ........ 106 Miller, James . 55 . . . . . . . 59 34,37,86,114,115 . . 55,111,92,121 . . . . . . . 44 25,34,106,107,112 . . . . . . . 37 25,70,84,85,86, 112,114,125 . . . . . . . 54 . 37,94,104 . . . . 37 . . . 59 . . 59 . . . . 49 . . . 59,106 . . . . 59 . . . . . 14,118 59,95 . . . . . . . . 55 4,101,105,110,122 Moore, Barbara , , 4 Moore, Charlotte ..... ..... 3 7 MOOIG, Clara ......... 55,105 Moore, Emereiason . .,,, 49 Moore, Jessie . . . . 49,100 Moore, Jimmie , , , , 49 Moore, Karen . ..... 25 Moore. Leo . . ........ 18 Moore, Marvin .... 37,76,77,108 Moore, Nora . . 25,92,93,ll0,1l4, 134,139 Moore, Wesley . . . . . 14,102 Moreno, Eugene . ,,,, 49 Moreno, Ray .... . . 116,117 Monroe. Kay ..... . . . 55 Morgan, Fern ..... . . 40,44 Morgan, Sheralynne , . , 25,37 Mosleys, Ronnie . . . . . . 44 Moss, Katherine . . . 52,55 Moss, Linda , , , , , 37,96 Moss, Neva . . . . . 59 Motley, Mary .... . . 101,104 Mouser, Judy .... . . . 55 Murphy, Earnestine . . . . . 49,100 Murray, Essid .... . . 50,108 Myers, Darlene . . Mullman, Pat . Nard, Gary . . Nard, Jimmy . Nesbitt, Juanita . Ned, Wanda . . Nedes, Larry . Neice, Ralph . Nero, Lawrence . Newman, William Newport, Jimmy . . . ..44,96 .....14 31 . . . . . . 55 . . 37,65,94,l40 . . . . . 92 . . 50,96 . . 50 . . . . . 37 . . . . . . . 37 . . 25,99,120,12l Nicholson, Patrisha . . 14,15,86,10l Nolan, Linda .... ...... 5 0 Nolan, Willie .... . . . 55,111 Norton, Shirley . . . 50,98 Nubine, Johnnie . . . . . 50 Nunes, Susie . . . . . 37 Olden, Claude . .... 59 Oliver, Paul . . . . 50,98 Oliver, Richard . . 59,64 Orange, Joanetta . . . . 104 Osborne, Becky . . 93 Osborne, Robbin . . . 86 Owens, Earlene . . 50 Owens, Glen . . . . . 60 Owens, Jarrell . . . . 60 Owens, Johnny . . . 55,95 Owens, Joyce . . . 55,98 Owens, Troy . . . . . . 60 Owens, Wanda . . . 44 Paden, Thomas . . . . 60 Palmer, Joe . . ........ 44 Palmer, Judy ........ 50,92 Palmer, Shelia . . 50,90,95,l00,1035, l 2 Parker, Frank ......... 37 Parker, Joe . . L ....... 44 Parker, LeRoy ......... 60 Parker, Linda . . . 37,1l4,ll5,94 Parker, Millie ..... 37,96,97 Parker, Patricia . ...... 50 Parker, Terrus . . . . 50 Parker, Rickie . . . 55 Parker, Riley , , , Parkerson, Dale . Parkerson, Gayla Parson, Nancy Pate, Danny . I Pate, Mary . , , , Patrick, Pat , , Patrick Robert . Patterson Linda Patterson Grover Patterson, Gary Paxton, Dearle . Peau, Deonicio . . Peace, Jannie , , Peace, Mannette . Peaks, Margaret . Peevyhouse, Patsy Penn, Helen .... Percell, Larry . . Perkins Donald Perry, Henry . . . . 60 . . . . 50 . 55,90, 98 .. . 50 55 90,108 . 125,84 . . 50 105 . 50 98,90 . 26 99 121 44 80,81 108 . f 37 116 117 34 37 70 55 95 9 64 99 37 92 44 42 Peterson Chester Peterson Harry Peterson Ladell Peterson Richard Pettyjohn Barbara Pettyjohn JoAnn Phillips, Donna Phillips, Jimmy Pickens Vivian Pietrowicz, Mary Pietrowicz Robert Polland, Helayne Porter, Bobby Porter, Evelyn Porter, Jerry Porter, Wanda 37 77 37 96 114 115 Potts, Anne Poverud Ken Powell, Mildred Preston Jennifer Price, Carolyn 60 95 Price, David 55 90 111 Price, Kathey 55 92 lll 140 Price, Lynda 20 21 26 72 88 99 110 120 139 140 Price, Richard Price, Shirley 50 94 100 105 121 Prickett, Jimmy Prieto, Frank 26 116 117 128 Prieto, Robert 50 133 Prince, Sandra Pringle, Regina 44 114 Proctor BCHIIICC Proctor, B1 Proctor, Frances 50 100 Proctor L1nda 55 111 Proctor Lumber Jr Pruitt, Sandra Queen, Susan Quinn, Brent ........ 50,98 Quintero, Richard Raglin, Jim Mr Rains, Ronnie Rambo, Louis Ramirez Janice Ramirez Jesse Ramirez Patricia Ramirez, Shirley 72,84,85,86,l07,112 Ramsey, David Randle, Bernice Randolph, Janice Ransom, Michall Ray, Daniel Ray, Joe Ray, Norman Reed, Joyce Reed, Kent Reed, Patty Reeves, Jewell Rehrig, Gloria Reid, Georgia Renfro, Helen Renteria Robert Renteria, Rudy 14 17 75 79 108 37 76 77 116 60 105 20 26 29 32 67 113 120 124 128 60 95 50 92 52 55 14114115 20 26 78 79 80 , ' I . I . . ' 60 .' I I f . . ' 50 . . . . I f 55 . . . . 37 . . . . 50 . . 50 . . . . 37 . . . 44 ' . I I . I . . f I60 , . . . . .- 50 I ' I f I I I . f .I37 ' I I ' I . '60 , 1.111I1f.'m , 1'. ..'. I. f 50 . . ....... 44 . . . . . . . 37 . . . . . 50 . . . . 26 . . . . . . . 37 . . . . . . 44 , . . . ... 14 . . . 18 , . . . . . . . 60 . . . . f . .'. .' 55 ' 1 . .'. I . f . .' 14 Prince, Haskeu If f If f.'f ..' 44 A, . . . . . 50 , ' ' ' I I I I ' . . ' 37 'll .......... 60 , . . I . I . . i I , 60 . . . . . . 26 . . . . . . . . . . 60 . . . . . . . 50 .I.:.I44 I I I I I I I f . .' 60 , ........ 60 . . I . f . .'. .' 44 . . . . . . . . 50 '. '.'. I . '50 . . . . . . . . . . . 38 ' I I . . I . I I . . I38 44 . ......... 1 44 ffffffff..'9 . I I I I . . .'. .' 14 . . . . . . . . . . 38 , ........ 55 . . . . 45 . . . 16,17,106 56 38 156 Rentfrow, Barbara . . Rentfrow, Juanita Reynols, Judy . . Richard, Donald . . Richard, Kenneth Richardson, Betty Richter, Benny . Riley, Thomas . Ritter, Marilyn Rivers, Cindy . Robbins, Lloyd Robedcaux, Danny Roberts, Carolyn Robertson, Brenda Robertson, Mary . Robinson, Dwaine 8,l,108,116,117 , 50,105 60,105 . . . 38 . . 50 . . . 55 . 38,99 . . . . 55 .. 38,119 ,. 44,911,138 . . . . . . 60 l3,14,30,89,92, 93,94,95 50 . . . . 44 . . .44,101 . . . . . .16 . . 55,95,12l Robinson, Earnestine .... . 96,101 Robinson, Kay . . 34,38,64,88,99, Robinson, Sandra Rock, Thomas . . Rodden, David . . Rodriquez Billy . 120,139,140 . 55 ..38,116 99 Smith, Anna . . Smith, Annita . Smith, Barbara . Smith, Betty . . . Smith, Donnie . . Smith, Fred . . . Smith, Gertie, Day Smith, Henry .... Smith, Howard . Smith, Isaac . . . Smith, Ivory . . Smith, Jerry . Smith, Jimmie . Smith, Joyce . Smith, Katherine Smith, Lamar . Smith, Larry . Smith, Linda . . Smith, Louise . Smith, Lucy . . Smith, Marilyn . Smith, Pat . . Smith, Patrice . Smith, Perry . Smith, Smith, Rosie . . 96 50 . 38 . 38 . . 98 18 . 50,96 . . 38,119 55 . . 50,108 . 38,96 . 60 . . 51 . . . 38 . . 84,107 . 51,108 . . . 60 . 55,98 . . 60 . 38 . 45 . . 38 . . . . . 45,60 . . . . . . . 51 Roberta . . 27,84,85,104,10g 4 Smith, Sherevin . ..... 55,111 Smith, Shirley ......... 60 Smith, Sylvester ........ 51 Smith, Wayne . . 30,78,79,80,81, 102,108,120,121,125,l39 Smith Willard . . . 45,55,111 Smythe, Jerry . Snell, Joseph . Soliz, Mary . . Southern, Merline Sparks, Gaylon Speer, Connie . Speer, Johnny . Spivery, June . Srock, Lee . . Staffins, Patrick Stainaker, Delores Stanford, Doyle Stanford, Nancy Stanka, Orval . . Stanley, Abdy . . Stanley, Mitchell Starke, Pauline . Starr, Jean .... Rodriquez, Joe ....... 50,92 Roe, Barbara . . 26,88,96,97,103, 120,121 Rogers, Elizabeth .... ' .... 44 Rogers, Gloria . . . . 38,96 , Rogers, Judy .... . . . 44 Rosenbaum, Darrell ...... 38,44 Ross, John .......... 44 Rowan, Judy . . 50,94,100,105,121 Rozelle, Carol .......... 44 Rucker, Edward ......... 50 Rusler, Larry . . .... 60 Russell Bennie . . . 50,100 Russell, Harvey . . . 44 Russell, Larry . . . 98 Ruster, Reba . . . . 16 Rutledge, Tommy . . . 38 Ryder, Linda . . . . 50 Rylant, Rickey . . . . 60 Salwaechter, Bill . 8,9 Sams, Brenda . . . . 60 Sams, Jerry . . . 55,98 Sams, Leonard . . . . 26 Sanders, Judy .... . . . 26 Sandmann, Charles . . . 9,64 Sasnett, Darlene . 60 Schiel, Laloma . . . Schwedland, Pauline ....... 16 Scott, Barbara ....... 38,106 Scott, L.C. . . 44,76,77,79,80,81,108 Scott, Larry . . . Scott, Linda .... Scott, Willie . Sebrant, Danny . Sebrant, John . . . Senton, Lena . . . Kathlleen Michael Sepeda, Sexton, Sexton, Terry . . . Sharum, Shirlene Shearer, Vickie . Shell, Lahoma Shelton, Aunita . Shelton, Donna . Shelton, Donna . Shelton, Wilda Shepard, Margaret Sherfield, llla . . Sherfield, John . . Shinn, Janice . Shinn, Joyce . Shinn, Juanita . . Shoemaker, Jim . Shuffield, Noal . Simmons, Donald Simmons, John . . . Simmons, Paul Mr. . Sims, Earl ,.., Slaughter, Stella , Slinker, Edwin . Sloughter, Georgia 60 ....50,l06 . 55,98,60 . . . 44 . . . 26 . . . . 55 . 26,114 . . 44,92 . . . . 38 . 44,92,93 . . . 38 . . . 8 . 50,100 . . 50,105 60 . 38,71,94,114 45 .....45 . . . 60 . . . . 45 . . 50,100 . . . . . . 45 . . 38,88,102 45,76,77,78,79, 81,108 38,77 . . 16,17 . . 50,95 . . . 38 . 45 . . 50 Starr, Starlyn . . 16,75,77 . . . . 55 . . . . 56,95 . . . . 56,90 27,68,114,l40 27 60 51 . 45,119 ..45,122 ...5l .. 61 . 51 .45 .51 .76 ......56 .......61 . . . . . . . . 104 Steele, Don . . 27,32,76,77,88,108,l3l Steele, Harold Steele, James . Steen, Creighton Steen, Linda . . Steen, Sue . . . Stephens, Grace Stewart, Artie . Stewart, James . Stewart, Johnetta 51,76,77,108 29,45,76,77,81, 108,138 . . . . 51,92 . . 27 . . , 61 . . . . . 16 . . . . 61,95 . . . . . . 56 27,96,97,101, Vaughter, Pauletta Vela, Leslie . . . Vison, Kathleen . Tallant, Gary . . Tallant, Judy . . Tallbear, John . Tansel, Cecil Mr. . Tarman, Gordan . . . .45 ..5l 9 . 45,119 . . . 56,111 . . . . . . 51 . . .16,17,1l6 38 Tarver, Harry ........... Taylor, Bernadene .... 45,84,107 Taylor, Connie . . . 5l,90,100,105,133 Taylor, Darrel .......... 61 Taylor, Johnny '. ........ 61 Taylor, Leon . . . 51,108 Taylor, Margaret . ...... 51 Taylor, Penny .......... 38 Taylor, Retta . . 16,40,1l2,1l3 Taylor, Shelia' . . ....... 45 Taylor, Tommie . . .... 61,95 Tedder, Howard . . ...... 45 Tedder, Jerry . . . 27,116,117 Tedder, Larry . . ..... 108 Tedford, Judy . . . . 56,923,105 Tedford, Thelma . Tee, Doris .... Tee, Virgil .... Tee, Bi Tefertil Tharp, rginia . . . . ler, Frank Mr. Carl ..... Theatt, Allen .... Thomas, Charo . . . Thomas, Christine . Thomas, Irene . . . Thomas, Penny . . Thompkins, Larry . Thompson, Cynthia . Thompson, Glenda . Thompson, Jerry . . Thompson, Robert . Thompson, Shirley . Thorn, Bobbie . . . Threat, Glen . . . Threatt, Susie . . . Tiger, Betty . . Tiger, Hattie . Tiger, Samuel Tillison, Andy . Timms, Forest . . Timmons, Kathy . . Timmons, Sandy . . Timothy, Elix . . Tipken, Pat . . . . Toathy, Mary . . . Toahty, Joe . . . 104,110 Stidham, George .... 103 Stoan, Clara . . . . . 61 Stokes, Jannie . . . . 51 Stokes, Ruby . . 38,94 Stoliby, Roma , , , 61 Stone, Billy . . . .... . . 45 Stoneroad, Lois ........ 61 Story, Dale . . . . 16,17,89,108 Stovall, Laura ......,.. 56 Stow, Nilson .......... 38 Straight, Lester , 51,98,lO6,108 SUFIOH, David . . . . 45,96,102 Sutton, James . ...... 45 Sutton, Lana , , , 51,92 Sutton, Leonard . . . . . 88,89,102 Swazy, Charles . ...... 51 Swan, Gary . . . 45,92,127,139 Swan, Phylis . . 27,30,86,88,99, 104,l10,ll2,122,125 Sweezy, Michael .......... 61 Uaugh ter, Ella Mae ........ 51 Urice, Oulla Vangu ndy, Beety . . . . . 51 16 Vanmeter, Mike , , , . .... 51 . . 45,106,107 . . 45,116 . . 56 . . . 38 . . 51 . . 45 . . 38 . . . . 51 . . 27,96 . 45,102,138 . ..... 56 . .... 56 ......84 ....56 . . . . . . . 51 61,90,105,lO6 . . . 94 . 56,98 . . . . 61 . . . . . 138 . . 51,94,100 . . . . . 39,122 51 . . . . . . . 45 27,106,114,136 . . . . . . . 77 Toahty, Mike. . . ...... . 45 Toathty, Phoebe . . . . 105 Todd, James . . . . . 39 Tompkins, Howard . . . 45,92 Trotter, Buddy . . . 61 Trotter, Larry . . . 51 Tubbs, Narva . . . 39 Tubbs, Wanda . . . . 51 Tuckers, Louis . . . . 56 Tullis, Gene . . . . 39,51 Tullis, Louise . . . . 45 Tullis, Raymond . . 56,111 Turman, Cara . . . 51 Turman, June . ...... 51 Turman, Phoebe ......... 61 Turner, Roberta . . 112,113,127,138 Tyson, Jerry . ...... 61.95 Wagner, June . ...... 61 Waits, Donna . . . 51 Walker, Betty . . . 45 Walker, Cecil . . . . . 61 Walker, Fayrene . .... 27.94 Walker, Freddie . ...... 56 Walker, Jackie . . 61,95,100,105 Walker, James . . ....... 51 Walker, Maralla . ...... 61 Walker, Paul ......... 51 Walker, Roberta . . .' .... 56 Walker, Zelma . . . 45,101,110,l22 Wall, Glen . . . Wall, Joe ,,,, . 6 39 .......18 Wall, Sheralymm . Wallace, Christy . . . .45 .. 51,94 147 Ward, JoAnn ..... . .....L..... . .ai -41 -fu .fas.2n:.L..L - 41-1. 4a.a-f..:L..g.-. Walter, Leon . . . . . . . . . . . 61 waiters, Anger: . . 39,77,7s,79,so,s1 107 Walton, Gracie . 39,84, Walton, Janice . '. '. '. . . 61 105 61 Wand, Warren . . . Wapshineh, Harvetta Ward, Emma , , Woody, Earl . . . Warner Watson, , Eithel, Mrs. . . . l6,l7, Watson, Charles . . Watson, Joe .... Mae Rose Watson, Nat .... Watson, Sandra . . Way, Debbie . . . Way, Paula . , Weant, Karen . Webb, Brenda . Webb, Christine . Webb, E.E, . . Webb, JoAnn . . . Webb, Lorene , . Webb, Margaret . . . Weeks, Barbara . . West, Susan . . West, Vivian . . . . Wheeler, Gevena . . White, Delores . . . . . . . 61,106 . . 56,98,105 . . . . 27 105 . ..... 56 . . . . . . . . 56 . . 39,96,101, 104,109,110 . . . . 75,77 . . 51,98,100 . . . . . 56 . . . . 45 . . 39,84 . . . . 56,98 . . 61,100,105 . . . . . . 18 . . . . . 56,90 28,29,96,97,104, 129,131 . 39,101,104,109 .......39 .. 51,100,121 .......18 . . . . . . . . 56 28,88,96,104,129 Wolf, Paulette , Wolfchief Nelson Wolfchief: Pamela .t .. Wolfe, Larry , , , Wood, Audrey . Wood, Janey , Wood, Pat . . . . . . 51,106 . . . 45 . . . . 106 . . 56,111 45,96 . . . . . 39,96 . 45,88,101,138 Woods, Darrell . . Woods, Frank . . . Woolman, Donald Woodward Richar Woodwardz Wesley . -. ' d... .......61 . ...... 61 . . 16,116 . . . . . 45 . .39,77,92 . . . . 56 Fikes, Marge Gaines Friend, Carol . . . Hankins, Gayle , . Glover, Dolby . Golden, Charles . Graham, James . . Grevard, Frank . Grube, Pat ..... Hartfield, Barbara , Haynes, Deward . . Hensley, Dallas . . Hicks, Janice . House, Vera . . Woody, Larene . Wooten, Linda , Wooten, Robert ........ '. 56 WOIIGY, Jimmy ...... 51,92 WO1'1Gy, Sandra . . 39,94,1l0,l12,122 Yarbrough, Judy ....... 51,56 Y0d61', Mike .......... 56 Yzequirra, Josephine ........ 56 Young, Carolyn . . 28,86,88,89,112, ll3,120,125,l29,139 YOUHB, Ronald ...... 45,92.138 Youn Robert ...39 ..56 Iliff, Tom ...... Jackson, Gertrude . . Jones, Ruhamah , Johnson, Sherry . . Johnson, Thomas . . Jones, Delores . . Jones, Peggy .... Jones, Williams R. . Lane, Allen . . . Lane, Allene . . . Laney, Hattie . . . g, .......... 39 Zachery, Anita . . 15,28,84,85,l04,107 Zamorano, Arthur ......... 139 Zelenka, Harold . .........116 THE C0 VER Gloria Hobbs White, Edna . . . .... 56,111 White, Robert . . ....... 45 White, Vivian . . . . 39 VVhitebird, Rogie . . . 61 Whitmore, Jackie . . . . 51,92 Whitmore, Jerry , . , 39,92 Whitmore, Jimmie . . . . 28,92 Whitson, Doffes . . 51,98,95 Whitson, Donna- , . , . 61 Whitson, Grady , , 61,90 Whitson, Owen . . 56,98 Whitson, Winona . . 61 Whittle, Rosalie . . 16 Whitworth, Douglas . . . . 56 Wilburn, Lee . . . . . . . 56 Wilhite, Judy ....... 28,120 Wilkerson, Frieta ........ 18 Wilkins, Johnnie Kay . . 28,72, l1O,112,122,127,140 Willett, Carol ........... 61 Willett, Richard . . ........56 45,110,138 Clonts, Nelda . . 1-16 Williams, Beverly . Williams, Damon . . 36,39,71,110, 122,125 Williams, Harvey . . . . 28,116,117 Williams, James . . . . . . . . 39 Williams, Joseph . .... 56 Williams, Linda . . ...... 61 Williams, Loye ......... 61,95 Williams, Mildred . . . 34,39,l01,1l0 Williams, Myra . . . . 61,95,139 Williams, Nancy . . . . 56,98,121 Williams, Richard . . ..... 45 Williams, Roosevelt ........ 51 Williams, Rosa ......... 51,94 Williams, Ruby .......... 61 Williams, Wendolyn . . 28,1l2,125,129 Williams, Wilene ......... 61 Williams, Wilma .... ..... 6 1 Williamson, Leland . . . . 51 Willie, Mary .... . . 45 Wilson, Charles . . . 45 Wilson, Charles . . . 51 Wilson, Curtis . . . . 61 Wilson, Darrell . . . 45 Wilson, Glenda . . .... 56 Wilson, Karen . . . . . 39,114 Wilson, Mary . . . . 61,95,105 Wolfe, Delmar . Wolf, Janice . Wolfe, Jean . Wolf, Loretta . ......28 ..61,90,105 .....39 ..56,98 Carol Hemmerling Shirley Ramirez ' Darlene Johnson Theresa Fields Brigitte Bilman Phyllis Swan Runia Coffey Twyla Gordon Johnnie Kay Wilkins Thurman McNeely Harold Steele Ed Alton Rudy Rentenria Leonard Mayes Wayne Smith Rocky Jones Jay Bendle Marvin Martin MANPO WER Abbott, Roberta . . Baker, Donald . . Bassett, Gerry . . Benson, Janice . . Borders, Delores . Bowen, Louis Elois Bowman, Georgia Box, Phyllis . . . Briggs, Grady . . Bullick, Roger . Buntin, Roy . . . . Bunn, Romona . . . . Carter Jr., Orris E. Cheatham, Ethel . . Colbert, Mary . . Coe, Cicil . . . Criswell, Lee . . Daniels, Bernice . Davis, Garland . Davis, Sonja . . . Dover, Sharon . Dumas, Louis A. . .' 143, . 143, . 143, 6 6 . 143, . 143, .' 14.3, Epperly, Charles 143 143 143 143 143 143 143 143 143 147 148 148 . . . 142,148 148 143 148 147 148 143 143 143 148 143 . . . . . . . . 142 148 Estlenbaum, Kay . . . 144,l47, Estlock, Sharon . . ..... 144 Ferrer, Sandra . . .... 144 Littlejohn, Carolyn . Lopez, Elaine . . . Lwanda, Donna . Martain, Lynne . Morris, Mrs. . McClure, Max . McClure, May . . McFarland, Helen . . McKee, Anna . . . Magers, Stewart . Martin, George . Martin, Lynne . Mayes, Carol . Myers, Tom . . Myrick, Vernon . Nail, Barbara . . Newman, Bill . . Newton, Pat . . Nitwon, Pat . . . Nunley, Eunice . . Nutt, Bruce J. . . . Oliver, Pat ....... . . Pennybaker, Pauline Pitts, Mildred .... Poafpybitty, Charles Puente, Rudolph . . . Renfrow, John . . . Reeves, Kay . . Rhodes, Shirley . . Riddle, A.E. .... . Roberts, Tommy L.. . Rodesney, Norma . . Rogers, Mavis . . Salvia, Pat . . . Sanly, Charles . Sanke, Mary . Savage, Mary . Seay, Janis . . . 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