Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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MARY BURNS Pauline '11. Thc-re are some sl- lent people who are more interest- ing than the be-st talkers. MARGARET CT-IERHY Class ovation '14. Entereal as a Senior from Lawton. Full of sparklv, dash and go, She ls dif- ferent from the rest, you know. MHA! NVATKINS Known throughout the schuul for his illlllillblllly. tuvl, sliplunmc'5'. and tho fur-t that he usually got what he wantf-al in sc-luml fn' without. KA'l'l'I NVICATHERS Pauline 'l1: lmskethzlll '11, 'ltiz Se-nutv 'l3. XVl1zlt El pieve of work is man! And yvt, to me, what is this qlllrute-serum-v nf dust? IWICRN C71 PCI I RAN Ill 'lw une-rry unnl free, I'l1 be sad fur nm--holly: If nam--hmly c-arm-s fur me-, l'll 4'are- fur nzu--hudyf' MA R Y CI IUK Happy I am: from cure I'm free! Why ux'en't lhz-y ull rontl-ntvfl like uu-'. ' Twenty-nine

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Twenty-eight JOE CROOM Vice-President of Class '13g Sen- ate '13g Forum '13g class play 'l3. '14. Microscopically speaking, he has an eye for the diminutive forms of life. iDlminutive means Litt1e.D DORINDA BRUCE Operetta '13g Girls' Glee Club 'l4. When s-he begins to sing even the birds stop to listen. WATSON EDWARDS Class basketball champions '12g Dofin:g good disinterested work is my trade. OPAL BURKHJARDT Serene, indifferent of fate, hand- some, bonny, carefree, and elate. She is unmercifully teased about her names, but will probably in the end come out Victor. DONALD GAMINU LL One who never turned his back, but marched breast forward. BiEULAH BURKHARDT A nature so modest and rare that at first you hardly see the fun that is there. Is said to be very partial to Indiana-especially bud- ding young dlvinity students.

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Thirty THERESA GIBSON Pauline '111 class play '13, '14g Entre Nous '14g Exchange Editor Scout '14. Our Latin shark. Very fond of all kinds of fruit, especial- ly Peaches VVAIN H OLLINGSWORTH An unknown quantity. Manages to keep out of the lime-light. ALVA GRI FFIN Entered als a Junior from Little Rock High School. The secret of success is constancy to purpose. GUY IRBY Senate '13, class play '13: track '13, '141 M. Cluib '13, '14, operetta 113. A terrific diancer and a social bug. Silent member of the firm of Owen 8: XVatkins. VERA HAMMOND A merry girl With many moods, JAMES JACKSON Football '13g Forum '14, M. Club '1-1: presentation of class flag '14, The very fact of being a Senior settles some people, but for me it takes love. His little affairs have, however, all been outside of the school.