Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1928 volume:

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'Q ' l V fi I-I 'IWVO VOLU M E TH I RTEEN COPYRIGHT 192s av NATHAN I EL GORDON EDITOR FRANK MANN Business MANAGER C. H. S. MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA PRINTED AND BOUND BY OKLAHOMA PRINTING CO MUSKOGEE, OKLA. f. .., V EH Ad 1 ,gf f A 7 4'9'4 f -'Z f971?WsE1E9ZBF4h?f f if' ,,, fa 0 U 1928 M4201 rational? 7104 Q ' ' GHlFl57AfAJ Q G lC'31c11dlI1 We W Jlo Record Of ihe P Hlqh School Uear HAOCZMM 'LQ27-'1928 .Ja-MA mud -45, Z.: Zfu' b THE ci-?:r!:Z311?1ysTA1? if 'W Wlxn V! A :J CENTRAL 1-111-I SCI-IOOIQ 7 Q :vz AT H27 If 4 PAG i FOUR Foreword N THIS CHIEFTAIN ap- pears a record of all the ath- letics. and class activities that go to make up the past high school year. If this book will in the future call back memories of the school life and happiness enjoyed here and if it will to some extent ex- hibit our devotion for Central High School, it will have fuh'ill- ed its purpose. X- as-.'+ ' 'F '-45 'P- mm .- 'w Q , faiaigzvfsgar 5-Pix:-:-:Q-4 : az -:l Order of Boo s I. Administration II. Classes Ill. A High School Year IV. Student Activities V. Athletics and Debate VI. Advertising ylinqm fl Qld De ication The Senior Class Dedicates this Edition of the Cl-IIEFTAIN to Miss Eva Curtis for her loyal service to Central High School and her true devotion to the cause of education. With deep respect for this steadfast friend and her loyalty and justice, the class dedicates this volume to her. MISS EDA CURTIS School Board First Row: Mr. J. W. Porter, Mr. Dyke M. Wiley Second Row: Mr. C. P, Gotwals, Mr, Arthur Catlett GF l IIiII'l' f ADMINISTRATIUN I ,V sas . X GPX L, dw - PA li PI 'PEN Left to Right f First Row: Billy Pratt, , Winfield Harper, Herbert Branan Second Row: Mr. L. M. Sneaker, Lawrence Tillman, Lloyd Cousins, june Cal- houn, Aleise McDowell, Nathaniel Gordon. Third Row: Bettie P. Bostic, Katherine Head, Mary Elizabeth Parker, Mozelle Turley. STUDENT COUNCIL ' f i fix, ..-if-- ' NX L. M. SPEAKEER, M. A. .Z-'7'-L? . INMESSAGE OF PRINCIPAL B it To the Class of 1928, and all other Members of our High School Community: Please accept mty sincere congratulations on the great opportunity which is yours -that of living at a time like the present, and having a chance to enjoy the splendid ad- vantages which the adult members of this generation have provided for facilitating your education to the end that you may live well and happily. l count it a great privilege to serve a group who so cheerfully and effectively use the opportunity which is theirs. May you always continue to grow. Yours very sincerely, tSignedJ L. M. SPEAKER no PAGE El.l'IVEN Nl. A. x MESSAGE UF SUI'ERIN'l'ENDEN'I' To the Members of the Graduating Class: Please accept my sincere congratulations on your graduation from Central High S:hool. The honor which you now bring to your school will continue in ever-increas- ing importance in proportion to your own future growth of characterg your healthy, wholescme enjoyment of lifeg your growth in knowledge and wisdom, and your service to your fellows. Work for wages is good for every one, but lest you tie yourself to a iob which may later change, l would advise that you continue your education as long as posslble. Education and training will enable you to adjust yourself to changing conditions as they came. If l can be of service to you, do not hesitate to give me the opportunity. With every wish for your continued happiness and success, I am, Very sincerely yours, lSignedl C. K. Reiff, Superintendent of Schools FN' ICLVE - - - f .-.Jr ,Y-1 Left to Right First Row: Ada Van Lynch, Oliver Hinkle, Dorothy Seibert, Mariory jenkins, Effie Hill, Sally May Chadwell, Preston Wheeler, Lee Loving, Bog, qkyjgjioy Cox, Doyle Perry. ' Second Row: Roberta Robinson, Adrien Castelberry, Callie Avants, Thelma Everett, Billy Powe, Gerald Fitzgerald, Rubye Cleveland, Lee Royalty, Fred Sponsler, Harold Schindleman. Third Row: Bettie Bostic, Leota King, George Jacobs, Warner Noever, Cath Ward, Virginia Todd, Mary Sooner, Katheryne johnson, Paul Oliver, james Tackett, William Hillhouse. HOUSE OF REPRESEN'l'A'l'IVES FOR 1927 r 4 V 0- pg l'.Uil-' QKF 'l'll I RTEIGN Left to Right First Row: Buena Vista White, B. L., Music: Marv Huffaker, A. B., English, Anne Hunter, P. D. B., History, Miss Bessie M. Huff, A. B. English, George E. Harder, A. B., Mathematics. Second Row: Parthenia F. Gregory, A. B., M. A. History, Kate Frank, B. S., Commercial Department, Walter Foster, A. B., Science, Mrs. P. G. Mc- Master, B. A., French, Mrs. A. Jenkins, Librarian. Third Row: Helen Ackley, Office Force, Mrs. F. G. Edwards, Office Force, Velma Weaver, B. S., Commercial Department, Miss Henrietta Micheal, A. B., Latin, Faith Way, A. B., Mathematics. Fourth Row: Miss Emma Boardman, A. B.. Spanish, M. C. Watson, A. B., B. S. Chemist, Elizabeth Wagner, A. B., English, j. E. Sullivan, A. B. Mathe- matics, B. L. Wertz, B. S., M. B. A., Commercial Department. Fifth Row: Maurine Robison, A. A., Music, Byrd Shelton, English, Nola ,lean Sharp, Art, L. F. Stewart, Commercial Department, Mrs. B. L. Wertz, B. S., English. Sixth Row: Mrs. T. H. Moore, A. B., History, W. V. Martin, Commercial Depart- ment, Harriette Bleuer, Commercial Department, Goldie Lemon, B. A., M. A., English, Emily Hunter, P. D. B., A. B., History. F A L ' ULTY IC Fl J I ' R'l'l'Ili N Left to Right First Row: M. E. Hurst, A. B., Science, Kate Gibson, B. A., English, Merle Priddy, B. S., Home Economics, Clyrene Harrison, B. A., Science, C. E. Paul, B. S., Industrial Department. Second Row: Bernice Tomlinson, A. A., Medical Assistant, Alice H. Palmer, B. S., A. M., History, Vernon H. Mullin, B. S., Athletic Director, Bonna H. Miller, A. B., Language, Elizabeth Little, A. B., Home Economics De- partment. Third Row: Eva Curtis, B. A., English, J. D. Clay, A. B., P. H. B., M. A., Mathe- matics, Mrs. W. S. Collins, History, W. J. Rennie, A. B., Athletic Director, Catherine Sterling, Physical Education. Fourth Row: R. E. Bolles, Industrial Department, Ferne Clarke, B. S., Home Economics Department, Rubye Cochran, English, Elgbeth Bonnell, A. B., M. A, English, Kenneth R. Burchard, A. B., Industrial Department. Fifth Row: L. E. Worley, A. B., Science, Anton Goetz, Music, julian S. Cohe- nour, Physical Education. FAI 'U L'l'Y lkll l'IllII'NI F HV N Left to Right First Row: Freeman Egolf, A. L. Anderson, Lewis Lipscombe, Carlyle Moore, Ellis Ouiett , E. S. Cole, Fred Fisher, Helen Hatley, Donald Seibert, james Stewart, G. C. Harold, Selby Anderson. . Second Row: May Smith, Laurence Petering, Bill Rudd, Luther Waldrop, Max- ine Carlton, Virginia Bowman, ldell Clamers, Louis Swankee, Marguerite Owen, Mary Sullivan, Ruth O5Bannon, Aileen Castleberry. Third Row: Francis Poe, W. L. Snyder, William Chancellor, Horace Poole, Mary Catherine Hettick, Thelma Taylor, Geneva Hesler, Dixie Barton, Ross Hamilton, Paul johnson, Harold Conley, Nora Mae jones, Virginia MacDonald. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR 1928 I PAGE SIXTICEN He-x Mig!-4 w,roQ--JL, VYSPEJIAQE ' x, 35 Q Ax. 'ac ,R- Q gg' 3 I4 ll' 1:-c 2 fx F1 Q34 'JC 0 o Jo -o sk XM N Q I 3 'za IM ,N 3 1 a:cg.-'s:-:gkgz:snxm.4s.'-:z.-.g,-:saedH:s'+zs:H'a:a Q Q. YY , 1 a :, u i I PAGE l'Zlfill'l'l'Il-IN 3 ,J X SENIOR OFFICER S Herbert Branan ...,,.,, ,,,,,,, june Calhoun ,,...........A Vi CC ,,,,Student Body President President of Student Body President of Senior Class Lawrence Tillman ,,,,, , ,,,,, , Eloise Drake ....,,,, , Brazziel Davis ..t.,.., . .Secretary of Senior Class Treasurer of Senior Class -C4 QW V' Aa ? SENIOR Xt ROBERT F. CHRISTY-Transmission Engineer Band, Scout Staff, Press Assn., Ad Manager Chieftain, M Service Club, Norman and Tahlequah Meet. l CATLETT Stage Craft, Gunaike President, Representative, Vice President of Sophomore Class, Press Assn., Chieftain Staff, Norman Meet, Senior Chorus. ZALENE HENSLEY-Good Times Senior Girls' Chorus President, Junior Girls' Glee Club President, Girl Reserves, Yanki San, Representative, Science Club, Press Assn. NATHANIEL E. GORDON-Physical Director Editor of Chieftain, Boys' Glee Club Secre- tary, Forum, Press Assn., Student Council Sec- retary, M Service Club, French Club, Board ' of Publications, Representative, Golden M Club, Debate Team, l-li-Y, Student Financiers Assn., National Honor Society. 1 X R RT L. ATKINS Senate, Editor of Scout, Senior Boys Glee Club, Vice President of Oklahoma lnterscholas- tic Press Assn., Pep Leader, M Service Club, Golden M Club, Debate Team. LUCIE LEE DUNN-Housewife? ' Gunaike, Treasurer, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Treasurer, Secretary, Norman Meet, Tahlequah Meet, M Service Club, Opera Yanki San, O, G. A. Club, Pep Squad, Chorus, junior Girls' Glee Club, Press Association. MARY HANCOCK-Dancing Senior Girls' Chorus, Senior Girls' Glee Club. GAIL FEAR - Tennis Forum, Boys' Glee Club, Make-up Editor for Scout Press Assn., M Service Club, Band. EVERT RHEA - Attorney Managing Editor of Scout. President of Orches- tra, Vice President of Band. Stagecraft, M Service Club, Press Assn., l-li-Y, Norman Meet, Tahlequah Meet. HARRIET STEWART-Dramatic Artist Delphic, Girl Reserves, French Club, Treasurer. 0' l' FRANCIS PARKER - Saxophonist Central High School Band, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Junior Play, Forum, For- um Diversities, Spanish Club, MU Service Club, junior Boys' Chorus, If VERA DEATON -I Gunaike, M Service Club, Girls' Glee Club, Press Assn., Chieftain Staff, Student Council, Secretary, House of Representatives. DOROTHY ROBISON - Violinist Orchestra, Vice President, Chorus, junior Play, Delphic. f. Ui HAROLD SCHINDLEMAN-Trombone Senior Boys' Glee Club, Band. KERMIT GREGORY - Chemistry Senate, junior Play, Hi-Y, French Club, Latin Club, Tahlequah Meet, Track, Norman Meet. X I ,Z FR DRIKA HAIZLIP-Singer J Entre Nous, Chorus. MARY FRANCES MQCALL-Dancing National Honor Society, House of Representa- tives, Stillwater Meet, Lead in Only Me. EUSTACE HILL Tahlequah Meet, Norman Meet, Stillwater Meet, French Club, junior Play Cast. HENRY JACKSON-Electrical Engineer M ETHEL DETLOR -Improvement Orchestra, Senior Girls' Chorus, Commercial Club. It rx. if X.. i X s T. V Xl N 'Q N xv ts Q C 1 1 Q Ni PAH l-I 'l'XVl-IN'l'Y-T .if enate, Hi-Y, President, Representative, Student Council, Senior Ring Committee, Senate Vo- Devil, M Service Club. JUNE CALHOUN Girl Reserves, Vice President, junior Play, Na- tional Honor Society, House of Representatives, Delphic, President, UM Service Club, Student Council, Vice President of Student Body. LOUISE RICKETTS Delphic. Secretary, Girl Reserves, Treasurer, Scout Staff, Press Association, junior Play, Norman Meet, House of Representatives, Na- tional Honor Society. JESS ROBINSON -Advertising Manager. Advertising Manager of Scout, M Service Club, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Track, Press Assn. GERALD FITZGERALD- Engineer Senate, Football, M Service Club, M Club, Speaker of House, Senate Vo-Devil, Basketball. 15 PATTI FLAMM junior Play, M Service Club, Girl Reserves, Golden M Club, Vice President of Delphic, Debate, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Vice Presi- dent.,of Freshman Class, Student Council, As- f sistarrt Editor of Chieftain, Representative, P5e9s Association. 1 5+ r CHARLOTTE MOORE - Dancer 'Delphic, House of Representatives. Spanish 'P Club, French Club. U WARHAM PARKS Forum, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Scout Staff an Al junior Boys' Glee Club, Latin Club, French V Club, Forum Diversities, Norman Meet, Rep- l resentative Press Assn. CATHERINE MOMYER- Dramatist Senior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Girls' Chorus, Entre Nous, Girl Reserves, Scout Staff, Latin Club, Press Assn., Norman Meet, Talequah Meet. RANK MANN - Accountant Wrestling, Athletic M Club, M Service Club, Hi-Y Club, Business Manager of Chieftain. ROBERT BOARDMAN -- Banjo Photographer of Chieftain, Press Assn., Spanish Club. -1 GERALIJINE HAMILTON H- Uke-playing MARJORIE WHITE- Ballet Dancing Spanish Club President, Girl Reserves, French Club. IBOYLE HAYNER Circulation Manager of Scout, Football Letter- man, M Service Club, Hi-Y, Representative, M Club. NOEL PURDIN GRACE HARRELL Spanish Club, Press Assn., Girl Reserves. M Service Club, Tahlequah Meet. CATHERINE STEWART Girl Reserves, History Club, Delphic. ALISTIN ENSLEY ' 'f lf ' 71' ft. ,HXJ 'I MILLARD HORN Wrestling, Spanish Club. MARY LEA STEWART-Theatre Organist Entre Nous, Senior Girls' Chorus, junior Girls' ain Club Vice President Chief- Glee Club, L.t , tain Staff, Press Assn., Girl Reserves, Accom panist junior Boys' Glee Club. . , x,'.D I. V' Nev ,J X I' VX I f' r L, 'R QQ NV: PAG IC 'FN' IC X'l'Y-'l'll Rl-I E DL ef PAH E 'l'SYEN'l'Y- FOVR I F A I 721 1' fx ELIZABETH HOOKER - Playing Press Assn., Senior Girls' Glee Club, MU Ser- vice Club, Play-Ites, Norman Meet, Chieftain Staff, Scout Staff, Operetta- My Spanish Sweetheart , Girl Reserves. BETTIE PHIFER BOSTIC-Get Educated Entre Nous, Vice President, President, Nl Service Club, Student Council, Home Economics President, Scout Staff, Press Assn. ROBERT HAYES-Geologist National Honor Society, Spanish Club. MYRLE WOOD-Speeding Senior Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves. MILDRED MORRISON - Linotypist French Club. kj, E. W. COLE Senate, Rougher Football Man, Wrestling, Hi-Y. MARGARET HUNTER - Swimming BILLY KOOP-Mathamatical Teacher Senior Girls' Glee Club. Operetta- My Span- ish Sweetheart. PEARLE NIBLACK Representative, Senior Girls' Glee Chorus, O. G. A. Club Secretary. BILLYE BAZE - Swimming Delphic, Vice President, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Chorus. Green Peppers, The Ghosts of Hilo. K I I RALPH WRIGHT - Trumpet Band, Orchestra, Forum, Forum- Footwarmers, Chieftain Staff, Press Assn., junior Play. RUBIE cLEvELANpHsfudyinq Gunaike Vice President, Student Sponsor of Senate, Representatives, Secretary Treasurer of House, French Club. MAURINE ARDYTH MILLER Senior Girls' Chorus, Play - ltes, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, M Service Club, Norman Meet. ' Pep Squad, Commercial Club, J DORIS EASLEYECostume Designer Senior Girls' Chorus, Green Peppers, junior Girls' Glee Club, Pep Squad, My Spanish Sweetheart , Spanish Club. KATIE MARGARET HUTTS-Musician Senior Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, French Club, Latin Club, Pep Squad, Senior Girls' Glee Club. DIXIE PERDUE Gunaike, Senior Girls' Glee Club, President junior Girls' Glee Club, President Girl Re- serves, Home Economics Club Vice President. Representative. MALI DE TATUM JEWEL HATLEY Delphic, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Chorus, junior Play, Football Queen. LEWIS LIPSCOMBE-Engineer If Senate, French Club, Tennis Club. J I BROOKS GOTCHER ' X Forum, Forum Diversities, Representatives, Sophomore Play, W. H. S. Glee Club. ., . .. .. N, -,J I I ' PAGE TXVENTY- FIVE I qfafy . will fm . nib'-' Q 0 LN ' E 3 5 PAG li '1'XN'EN'l'Y-SlX- HARRY GIBSON Hi-Y, West High Boys' Glee Club. BEATRICE HUGHS Senior Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves. WANDA GARRISON Girl Reserves, Chairman of Service Committee, Senior Girls' Scout Club, Senior Girls' Chorus, Athletic Assn., Debate. VENA DOBBINS Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Chorus. LUTHER WALDROP-Orator Hi-Y, Oratorical Contest. KATHERINE HELM Latin Club, Girl Reserves. LOUISE LEVISAX -Swimming Order of Gregg Artists RUTH JOHNSON - Artist Senior Girls' Cl orus, O. G. A. Club. KATHLEEN BYERS Latin Club. CHESTER BURNS Printing Club. Club, Make Up .IAY ELLIS Spanish Club, Athletic Association, Boys' Chorus. ETHEL ARNWINE O. G A. Club. MILDRED ROWE Orchestra. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Make-np Club, Senior Girls' Chorus, Tahlequah Mee Girl Reserves, Mixed Chorus, Gunaike. ' MARGUERITE PITZER Orchestra, Gunaike, M Service Club. Make- up Club, Tahlequuh Meet, Norman Meet, Latin Club Secretary. TEXA WILLIS ' Scout Cartoonist. ,ff A, I PALILINE MAGNOLIA HOLMES Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Chorus. L . ADALAIDE GORDON Spanish Club, Vice President, Accompanist of Orchestra, Girl Reserves. BILLY MUNN ,IIIANITA TILLMAN Senior Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves. FRANK WILLIAMS 1 PAGE TWVEN'I'Y-SI-IVF if ' i GPH, Ui f ijgsffl is 25 . If , ix . xs S X t X 4 in ix Rx i Up PA HIC 'l'N'I'IN'l'Y- EIGHT JOHN PORTER Student Council, Manager of Stage Craft Club, Golden M Club, Debate Team. DOROTHY DOUGLASS Entre Nous, President, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Norman Meet, House of Representatives, Pep Squad. Y, HASKELL e Nous, L2 Causerie, President Athletic sn. MYRES HURT Senate, Press Association, Scout Staff, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, Latin Club, La Causerie, M Service Club, Track, Tennis, Norman Meet. JACK LIGON Forum, Representative, Auditorium Service Club, President. LOUISE BOUDINOT Entre Nous, Secretary Girls' Glee Club, Scout Staff. MYRTLE CARROLL-Swimming junior Operetta STANLEY DISNE National Honor Society. -IAMES STEWART Swimming Team, Scout Staff. LESTEREE GEORGE - Swimming Delphic, Representatives, West High Orchestra, Picture Editor ot Chieftain, Press Assn., Junior Play, Girls' Debate Squad, M Service Club, Golden MN Club. EDITH SHERROD SADIE WOLFE-Business Woman Girl Reserves, Mixed Chorus, Green Peppers. RITA MOORE - Architect Orchestra, Green Peppers. MARY FRANCES KENNEDY - Swimming Senior Girl Scout Club, Girl Reserves, Lead in Senior Girls' Chorus Operetta. FAY PERKINS- Nurse Junior Play Cast. ELSIE BALLINGER-Reading Girl Reserves, Latin Club. GRACE BROADDUS - Secretary O. G. A. Club, Girl Reserves, National Honor Society. REGINA KYLE - Teacher KATHRYN HELMS WILHELMINA TAYLOR-History Professor Girl Reserves. il'NY'iRi '4 i 1 NEIL! I ' A -ji PAGE TXYl'IN'l'Y.NINE ,IUANITA WARRE N - Beauty Specialist Athletic Associtrion. ANNA DAVID HUDSON National Honor Society, M Service Club. Latin Club, Freich Club. ALMA RAHORN Girl Reserves MARGARET MITCHELL Girl Reserves, Girl Scouts, junior Play. FRANCES PARKS Senior Girls' Crorus, Green Peppers. ,IUANA EVERLY O. G. A. Club, National Honor Society, M' Service Club, Spanish Club, Norman Meet, Tahlequah Mee . FERNE GIBSON Girl Reserves, W. H. S. Glee Club. MARGARET HAVIBLI N National Honor Society, M Service Club Senior Girls' Scout Club. HELEN BROWIN Girl Reserves, History Club. DOROTHY ELL S Girl Reserves. K ABRAHAM LINCOLN Football, Senate, Basketball, Track, Swimming, Vice President of junior Class, M Service Club. Represetative. NORMA COHEN A- Reading National Honor Society, Entre Nous, M Ser- vice Club, Lead in Junior Play, Girl Reserves. MILDRED JORDAN Chieftain Staff, Press Association, Girl Re- serves. , RALPH VANDIVER lnter-Class Basketball, Football, M Service Club. Senate. DONALD PETERING National Honor Society. 6 ,gf ' r LORETTA FORD Senior Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Press Assn. PAULINE WALKER Orchestra, Green Peppers. EMMET PULLEN HARLEY ELLIS Football, Senate, Basketball, 'fM Club. M Service Club. House of Representatives, Track. THEDA PERRY, - Secretary 4 Dv rl V i PAGE 'I'HlR'l'Y-ONE Dt -,40-20-83 hu K' .. 1254911- V496 IYEIZ T X K ,m?V??LQQ S l N x M XWQQQQS lt, J LE RD CARNELL-Electrical Engineer MARIE MCDERNOTT-Stenographer Pep Squad, Girl Reserves, Representative. BILLIE BERNICE HEAD Girl Reserves, Representatives, Spanish Club, Football Attendant. J. FRED SPONSLER - Banker Forum, Audito' of Scout, M Service Club, Representative, Auditorium Service Club. BRAZZIEL DAV S-Athletic Coach Football, Basketball, Track, Senate, M Ser- vice Club, Representative, Speaker, Secretary of Junior Class, M Club. FRANCES ROBISON Senior Girls, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Delphic, Senior Girls' Chorus, Press Assn. WILDAIR LAMPTON KENNETH MCCDNNELL LEE ROYALTY Senate, Press Association. BERYLE CAROTHERS - Organist Athletic Assn., Senior Girls' Glee Club, Golden M Club, Debate Squad. PAG li 'I'lllR'l'X'-'l'M'U '- ' ' t MONTE CANTERBURY French Club. Senior Boys' Glee Club, Treasurer, President Forum, House of Representatives. GRACE WELDON Gunaike. Senior Girls' Glee Club. Senior Girls' Chorus, Representative. LAURA ANDERSON Senior Girls' Chorus, C. H. S Orchestra, Girl Reserves. Scout Staff, Press Assn, Pep Squad. Operetta My Spanish Sweetheart . M Service Club. LAWRENCE TILLMAN President of Senior Class. Junior Class, Sopho- more Class. Student Council. M Seri ice Club, Senate, President. Football Captxrn, Wrestling, Captain Hi-Y. Chieftain Stahl Press Assn. HERBERT scaivraus ip M Service Club, Senior Boys' lGlcb Club, Representative, Hi-Y, Press Assn., History Club. 'Ny MARY STELLA EAGAN Senior Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves. ' X J .-J ARDINE MCDOUGAL -4 Representative. Senior Girls' Chorus, Stage Craft, Make-up Club, M Service Club, Art Editor of Cheiftain, Press Assn. WILLIAM BRADY Spanish Club. JACK SEBASTIAN Band, Orchestra. CATHERINE DOUGLASS Girl Reserves. ,lr W PA GI-I TH I H'l'Y-'THREE 'Q . , Y .1- 9 HARLAN WARD RUTH HAYWAR D Senior Girls' Clee Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Chorus, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Entre Nous. EVA WILLIFORD . .din Staff, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Press Assn. HERBERT BRAIN AN President of Student Body, Student Council M Service Club, Student Financiers Assn,, Forum, Secretary. Golden M Club President, Nation- al Honor Society. HENRY FANCHIER Senate, Hi-Y, Debate Squad, Golden M Club, M Service Club. ELOISE DRAKE Stage Craft, Spanish Club, Delphic, Football Queen, House of Representatives, Speaker Pro- tem, Treasurer of Senior Class. ARY CONSTANCE KLOSS Entre Nous, Senior Girls' Chorus. Representa- tive. BRADY LOFTON Senior Boys' Glee Club, UM Service Club, Box- ing, Representative. MARK WILCOTT Hi-Y, Golden M Club. ELLA BALDWIN ,r .X U94 - ,I 0 W 1 X , .3 . I. f .3 ju' .1 A 4-R S it PAT MQCAFFREY - Mechanical Engineer Senior Boys' Glee Club, Senate. Representa- tive. Scout Stuff, Press Assn. - Alt R BERNICE TENNISON -Stenogrupher TEXANNA EAKER Q 5 Q' . . A f Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Chorus, HOLISC I ol Representatives. - l 'fin fr ' jtidfk BLYNN WALLER Senate, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Senate Vo-' Devil, Boys' Quurtette. Football Squad. Mixed Chorus. I BILL PHILLIP Q , A Lf' , ,g 1 K t 1 4 MARGARET BEASLEY , X .'. it 1 l , f ALMA HODGES - Chew cum ' Girl Reserves. DAN JONES - Talking Serious l Forum fHAROLD HARDIN-Reading ' Hi-Y, Secretary, Alternate, Radio Club. - 'WJ GLADYS PARKS '13 if Entre Nous, Orchestra, Latin Club. PANIC 'l'lllR'l'Y-FIYK 'fl Y Q I Xlfkiil GE '1'lllli'1'Y-SIY J ,IOHN STARNES Representatives, Chieftain Staff, Scout Staff, junior Boys' Glea: Club, Boys' and Girls' Mixed Chorus. VELMA HUGGINS Latin Club, Athletic Assn. La HOMA MORGAN-Interior Decorator A. L. ANDERSON,-Aviator ED DeGROOT-Electrical Engineer Swimming Team, Band MARY FRANCES DAUL - Culture M Service Club, Girl Reserves, National Hon- or Society, Golden M Club. EARL WALLEN - Linotype Expert Representative, Benjamin Franklin Printing Club, Wrestling Squad. GORDON JONES ' AARCELLA MYERS-Librarian Girl Reserves, Sc out Staff, Girl Scouts. T. J. TROY Senate, Band, Treasurer of junior Class Sen ate Vo-Devil, Science Club Spanish Club AGNES HALFAST Orchestra, Girl Reserves Gunfuke ELIZABETH ROBINSON Girl Reserves, Home Economics Senior Girls Chorus, Gunuike, DOYLE PERRY Representatives, Radio Klub PERRY HEWITT Forum CECILE GRIFFIN Orchestra, Chieftain Reserves, Latin Club KATHRYN SINKES National Honor Society Girl Scouts Girl Re serves, Senior Girl Scout Club Senior Girls Chorus. GOLDIE WHITE French Club. VERNON THOMPSON PAUL CONLY WILLIAM POOLE- Linotypist MAY LEA E IC-Artist Latin Cl , Girl Reserves. s I U ILE LUTTRELL LO Girl Reserves, Commercial Club. CORRINE SCHEIFELBUSCH - Dramatist Senior Girls' Chorus and Glee Club, Girl Re French Club, Pep Club, Latin Club. N , ROBERT WHITE junior Football, Printing Club. ESSIE HORTON l l ' 4 I 'l ARNOLD STOUTZ ROBERT LOFTON Senate, junior l'lay. Senate Vo-Devil. I'Alil-I THIRTY-EIGHT serves, Scout Stiff, Chieftain Staff, Press Assn. ,W ll' JUNIOR q l A l 1 U! 7 ' 5 1 rj JUNIOR OFFICERS Billy Pratt .,..A.,, .A,,...... P resident of junior Class Wanda Hunt ,.........,...., Vice President of ,Iunicr Class Donald Seibert. ....... ........... S ecretary of junicf Class PAGE FORTY 'N' 4 ' Y 4 1 5 gi l L W tvtt .ty-9' wr -Q10-ez: .LK Grover Adams Russell Aldridge Paul Alexander Roy Anderson Guinney Austin Robert Bibb William Blackford Henry Blake Bill Borglund Albert Borum David Bowlin Charles Bradley Cecil Brown joe Brown ML, I, N.,,. ,.,,..,.......,..,M..M,,V...L -.t,a,., L . , X , l JUNIOR BOYS Albert Cronk Thomas Croone Rupert Culver Kenneth Creed JLm DeGrol gym' Clyde Darsey Francis Durrum Freeman Egolf Omer Ellington Charles Filtsch Floyd Fletcher Grover Flourney Carl Fryer Wilford Fuller Benny jones Charley Jones john jordan J. D. Keaton 1 'l ,,.........+, .. I Dewith Metzger George Miller Zenith Miller Thomas Monroe - Charles .tliil Y,,Knowles sMontgon1ery goin Earl Kinsey Charles Klanke Ora Lamb Burnett Larson Charles Leatherman john Leeper William Lescher james Lessley Paul Lewellyn Gilmer Morgan Alex Moses Virgil Neil Carvel Orr Earl Osborn Vernul Owensby Thomas Parks Russell Peck .lohn Perry Earl Bruce WM ,lzgkson Good Arlejgh-Lincoln.-k Robert Bryant Carl Griffin Albert Lowder Paul Peterman Lloyd Bushnell J Frank Hamilton Martin Lynch Billy Pratt Bob Butler Carl Harding Ben Lyon .lohn Purcell R. B. Butts Kenneth Hensley Clark McKee Duff Roberts FranlLCarl,M, Wayne Hill Ralph McKee loh Frank Chase William Hill Albert McKinney Carl Rose Ned Catlett Maurice Chatham Lloyd Cousins Rov Cox H- Merton Hotchkiss Billy Houseman Robert Hoyle Willie Hunt Rex McKinney Warren McManus Earl Maloney Ewell Maxwell I David Russell .Iohn Sadler Herman Schaden Harold Shindelmann CENTRAL mc iv., M-'HP PAGI-I I-'ORTX ONI' I l ' r Q 4 i E 1 E I T Lelia Acree Vivas Allen Hester Bagby lda Bailey . -Rose ,EEUU JUNIOR GIRLS Birdie Davidson Catherine Davis Geneva Deavers Wilda DeCamp Dorothy Detlor Bobbie Hamilton Mary Hamilton Charley Harris Dorothy Harris Margaret Harris Blanche Leininger Dorothy Lincoln Bernice Loftus Mary Looney E ith McC be Marian Barling Opal Bilyen Virginia Blackford Helen Bohannan Verna Bowman Lorena Dittmars Helen Doherty Gladys Dorsey Helene Dowd Maxine Dunn Elizabeth Harris Meldred Heritage Thelma Herstein Effie Hill Frances ltlocott 7, Madeline Russell Myrtle Rust Lillian Sadler Wanda Screechfield ,ia-4. .E 1 a-VY+,, 1 l 4 l i i Helen Boylen Blanche Bradford Margaret Eskidge Mary Farmer Malinda Brown Q-Mary Featherstone Madeline Cantrell Mary'-Cartwright Mable Ferguson Lillian Finily Catherine Casey Aileen Castleberry Catherine Cave Helen Cavender Dorothy Fitigeralcl Rosalie Forbes Helen Friar Nell Fuller Genevieve Hooper Mable Horn Mary Huff Ruth Huff Mary Hughes Ruth Sickles Sue Singleterry Marie Smith Thelma Stubblefield Irene Switzer 'Wand a'Hunt 'f' lnez S. ypert Mary Jenkins Mary Jennings Goldie johnson LaVov Johnson- Ehlabeth Cleaver Gladys Gaddis Maude Closson Alice Gale Virginia Clymons Ruby Garland Hazel Conley Ruth Gawf Geneva Cook Kathryn Gilkerson QQ,!'9,.lQ!lLQ9I.lS.,... C9ra,QilL,-,,- Dorothy Cornilson Anna Ganseth Elizabeth Cornilson Edna Cousins Kathrvn Cousins Beatrice Cowan Artie Cowles Mable Gooch Frances Gordon Maxine Grav Charlotte Hadley Mildred Hall ,P--5 Y .--. Y.-- -Y..- .....,. E ... .,., ...- ,,,..f.-,.. . -.-..,. .,, ..,D-,,..,, .--N v V Q fil PAGE FORTY-TWO Q Ersylesn Johnston Geraldine jones Ida Belle Jones Onis Gaines Jones Bernice lgjdglm- Willie jordan Helen Joyce Pauline Kennedy Ruth Kollock Marilyn Kuhn i..s..M9l'XrLavkCy i ' EE- Lorraine Taylor .... Bessie Terrall Ruby Thompson ---aMlldl'9Q ,Thorne Virginia Todd Lillian Trent Doris Vandiver Margaret Wells ..C1llllSI.11'l9,1Y hite . Frances Wilkerson Lucv Winford Louise Yankee Leota York 1 L , 1 1 SOPHHORE PAGE l if PHFTAIN li as MX. TQ:-.3 Vi, . -sr W., Q , 3,xlQ,its-'i r :i 6 ' V2 .1-t-az:'g,ii: it gvysari . i tgq s g -'WM ---- , I Q i f ai. iv ' . , . , ri Q ml 5 Wit e 47-g , ?2 T V P ' ag Wraith, .F 0-fe Q weak- , Verne Anderson Dan Bailey Lon Baze Brady Beams Chester Blair john Barovitz Fred Brady Billy Brooks Murray Brown Monteford Canterbury Cecil Carnell john Casey Charles Coss Read Chilcoot Thomas Clark james Compton Boone Cook Leonard Culp Gaylord Darrow Clarence Dover Buster Eaker William Edelen Lewis Edwards Darnie Elliott Ralph Edwin l 0R'l'Y-FOUR SOPHOMORE BOYS, Paul Farris Leland Flaherty Vernon Flournay Norman Foster Howell Fowler Dewey Fuller George Gaffney Clarence Greek William Gregory Eugene Hall Milton Hanan Leslie Hansen James Harris Frank Hill Roger Hill Robert Hinkle Charles Hogg Durwood Holman Jack Hosmer Walter Howard Billy Howell Paul Jackson George Johnson James johnson Eugene jones J Howard jones Harry jordan William ,Iuergens Ezie Kahn Kenneth Karr Ralph King Burton Lane Lorraine Legate James Leininger Paul Leming Grant Leopold Edwin Lloyd David Long Lee Laving Everett McElreatl1 Leo McGeehon Clarence Martin loe Mason Woodrow Matney Gweneth Moore Raymond Morris Austin Morton Wendell Murphy Glenn Murry Jack Nesbitt f KNTI?Al L 4 SCHOOL MLISKVIL.-Eli Kent Ogilvie Charles Olson Harry Parton Elmo Pfrimmer Don Phillips Jack Phirneg Elgin Pegg Roy Powell Sid Prothro Lewis Purdin Roy Purdin Everett Qualls William Robbins William Rudd Buster Salyer Floyd Salyers Harry Shepherd Harley Smith jack Spencer Carl Sterling Lawrence Stewart Lem Stumps Oscar Thomas ,lack Tsler james Vanover THE CHIEFTAIN 1,928 Drucilla Allen Opal Allen Etta Alston Leala Ames SOPHOMORE GIRLS Audie Clark Thelma Clark Berneice Clark Josephine Coe Alice Cohenour Margaret Grichel Ethel Griffith Wilma Hamblin Martha Hardin Allene Harliss Myrtle McCauley Bonnie MacDougal Ruth Malony Clare Master Ernestine May Velma Badgley Davis Boll Loraine Bollinger Bertha Bass Edna Bates Ruth Bean Lillian Belcher Della Bella Alma Bird HaZ.QLBish-op Ruth Cohenour Jessie Call Caroline Collins Loubelle Collins Rgg.bygCompton Eleanor Harris Katherine Hartman Helen Hatley Kathryn Head Foe Hensle Mary Lee May Esther Mitchell Mary Jo Moore Kathleen Morgan Billye Mounts V Louise Conley Leah Cornelison Edith Davis Toy Decker Caroline Dittmar Juanita I-l-ia, Ruby Hodge Melissia Hagens Marie Holde Thelma Horten Cherokee Mounts Marybelle Mounts Mildred Muir Ruby Niblack Eula O'Brien Mary Bowers Mary Lee Boyd Kathryn Boylen Helen Brandenbergen Geneva Breese Lillian Dixon Lucille Dodds Marjorie Ellis Lilian Fair Alice Farmer Cara Howell Edith Hughes Kathryn Hunter Mary Hunter Erma lhrig Josephine Oliver Frances Overbeck Lucile Overstreet Geraldine Palmtag Marie Parker Ethel Brooks Thelma Faust Beaulah Kennedy Marv Perryman Irene Buigin Ethel Files Eula Kennedy Ressie Pilkington Ruby Cain Jane Firrell Mable Kennedy Martha Pitts Aline Cameron Mary Ford Marguerite Klanke Isabelle Porter Madlvn Cameon Eva Gandv Virginia Land Mildred Posey Naomi Casey Page Catlett Roberta Caudle Sallye Chadwell Alberta Chancellor Maurine Chatham Audrey Garrett Alma Garrett Rosella Gawf Virginia Glass Cecedia Glitzner Sylvia Gremm Marion Lane Mayme Laurence Margaret Lightle Elizabeth Lowry Margaret Lubbess Ruth McCall Lois Purdin Blanche Ragsdale Virginia Reber Lillian Robinson Vivian Russ Elizabeth Rowland CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. MUSKOGEE PAGE FORTY FIVE PA GE FORTY-Sl X Mr. M. E. Hurst Miss H. Bleuer Mr. W. Foster I . Wim Xw FRESHMAN I 1 X PAGE THE CHIEFTAIN l92El I-I , I-I 13 Roy Allen Selby Anderson Arnold Beck Warren Bernard Henry Boatright Guy Bradley Clyde Brandt George Cannon Charles Carnett Gordon Casey William Chadwell Wilson Chancellor Frederick Chilcoot ,lames Clark Frank Coe Frederick Conley Walter Covalt R. A. Cox Bvron Crank Billy Durnil N. E. Edmonds Joseph Eisert james Elliot ,lohn Evans Elwood Everett ,loe Farmer Howard Farris Vincent Flaherty Robert Flanigan Jimmie Foster Richard Fritts FORTY-EIGHT l FRESHMAN BOYS William Fuller William Gale Core Garnett Homer Giles Wilson Gonseth W. B. Gooch Arville Goodell Sam Givinn William Gwinn Eugene Hall ,lesse I-lamby Joe Hanan Paul Hanks Melven Hanson Howard Hardin Raymond Hardin Thomas Harmon G. C. Harrell Hiram Harrison Marshall Hearell Gilbert Hill Ralph Hogan Oscar Harton Raymond Howard Henry Howell Herman Jackson George Jacobs Carl Johnston Lloyd Jones Paul Jones Clyde Keith ,lunior King Arthur Lamascus Ewell McDole Edgar Martin Hubert Maynard Arthur Meister ,loe Merchant Mark Miller Richard Miller Gilbert Mills , Earl Moore Z Floyd Moore , Fred Moore 4 Harry Moore Eugene Mosely William Noever Sheldon Oliver Max Owen Harold Parker William Pennington Kenneth Peterson Chloe Pegg Arthur Porter Francis Powe William Powe Charles Purdin ! Rayburn Ramsey Charles Reid John Revnolds .Toe Ruedy Glenn Sansing . . . . . .t .'. .'. .'.f Nissan. HIGH SCHOOL MUSKOGEE ,lack Schindelman Leslie Scraggins Oliver Shaw William Shelton Tom Shoemake Charles Sills John Smith William Snyder Elmer Snarks Ralph Spencer .lean Sponsler Dick Stephens Barker Storv Elmer Stubbs Dean Steibgen Paul Sullivan Robert Taylor Fred Thompson Billy Venus Harold Wade 0. C. Walker Calvin West Carl White Lacy Williams Paul Williams Ted Woodall Rav Wright Fred Wright James Young Earl Zimmerman MARY BARTON ROXIE BASS IVINIFREIJ BAIIGH AILENE BECK MARIE RILZEN YIOLA HLEEIIER ADALINE HOAN ALLINE RRACKEN MARY RRANAN IDA BRIGHT RI I'H RROYYNING LILLIAN BITSTER BEATRICE CANDY XVI LMA CAROTHERS J ...1-. FRESHMAN GIRLS YYILLIE GARDNER ANNA LEE GARRETT INEZ GIBSON MARTHA GIBSON IRA GORDON J EWVEL LOVE NAOMI MC-CALL VIRGINIA MC-CONNELL VELMA MC-CVTCH EON LILLIAN MASSEY MARY GOTT wY,if, -INLIIATHEJYS IR ENE GRIEBEL DOROTHY GI'RLEY I.ORENE HALL SARAH HAMMONS MAXINE HARRIS NELLONA HARRIS ALMA HAXVORTII MARLE HENRY MILDRED HI-ISS LILLIAN HILDIETH .... , I' .PF ' 513. 1-me ix- :ck N L, gig , MARJORIE I'I'GH HERNIFE RAY PEARL REBER POLLY ROBINSON ROHERTA ROBINSON MAYDE KLLBX , DOROTHY MICKLE PEARL MILAM FRANCES MILHIIRN HARRIE'I'T MINSER ' k.MH'Ll!l:llA,,, , A KITTY LOI' MOORE MARGARET MORRISON MARY ELIZAHETII MI'RRAY KATHERINE MYERS Flmxm-is ROGERS MARION mm'l.ANn HELIQIN SANDBORN masslr: sxxm-:Rs 1J,f9!LL,l11 ,EARSYCKI vlclm scu'r'l' Ilomrlwlv svluvl-:N KA'1'HRYN sclzomilx 1m1m'rHY sH,xlil.l-:lfn IIESSIE SIIARVM LA FERNE COPELAND LILY CORE RI'HY CHAIN Rl'HYE DAVENPORT MARGARET DAVIS GLADYS HOGAN ROSE HOLMES DAISY HOYLE THELMA HI'LSE MABEL HUNSAKER LORETTA NEALON ANNA BELLE NEIL BARBORA NEIDER- MEYER MJLRY OLMSTEAD FLOY SIIOOK IIAZEL SKINNER GENEVA SLIGOR AVA SMITH DAMVS SMITH S RD OLA DAIVKINS FRA N CES DOI I'HIT DELLA DURHAM ONEDA EASTON HAZEL EDWARDS MAE JACKSON MARGARET JENKINS VERNA JESTER ELMA JOHNSON LOIS JOHNSON MILLIE OLSON HELEN uv:-:RSTRI-:lc'1' FRANCES OZMENT JIMMIE PALMER 1'AI'LINE PARKER GER'I'RI'DE SMITH J .IVRIIEE SNEDDEN SIIIRLEY SPENCE FRANCES S'I'I PHENS FRANCES , MILDRED ESKRIDGE LOI S EVER ETT RUTH FARRI S THELMA FISHER ' 'OTEN DELTA JONES RI'TH JONES ETTA JORDAN LEOTA KING LEO NA LAMB LUCI LLE PA SLAY IRENE PATTERSON MAXINE PENNINGTON HELEN PHILLIPS ALI CE PRA'I'I' - MARIE STOLZE EI.IZABE'I'II SI'HRE MARY SI'LLIVAN HELEN SM'EA'I'I' ZELLA SN3Ji1I5.TQ,S.,, . DELL FOYYLER PAIILINE FRANKLIN NELLIE FREDERICK VIOLA GARD HELEN GARDNER R'E'I'SY LEE DOROTHY LEEPER DOROTHY LEMING EDNA PRATT REVLAH PRESTON LOUISE PRESTON RFTHELAINE LEWVELLYN MARTHA PRICE MARY LEWVI S LUCILLE PRI'ITT DOROTHY LIVINGSTON MARIE PUGH RONNIE SXVITZER VELMA TATE EDNA 'I'ATI'M LOI'ISE TERRY BETH TIIAYER PAGE I' ORI1 NINE THQ QHILVTAIN V928 --- -.- v -.1 -uv ..- - .-. ..- ..- PAGE Fll 'l'Y CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MUBKOGEIE A HIGH SCHOOL YEAR N 1 li I-I Fl l 'l'Y.'l M'U . Wy AM GLWM NWA . M! of 'I 4441 , YW 53.191 , bww AMW ZLQJX I fi li l-'I FTY- F0 U R QAMQA Lf 3-0 an Y .. :NL ,Yr-4151 4 , ' 7 ' . if . V, N -1 'X 'QM mv -In WM av wx 0 -ag, if-fn-yw-1 and N afar-,,15 www .N- vw V K V . gay 1 93 ,, if ,U , . , ,ji W' - , Q, 2.1-' .' ,' I . vm .yr ,1,-xg-gm ,, 1 af 1 Z E I K K . ' '...' .-rim' 1. I ,l QM 1 v . ' .., 1 -V - ww - h ' I 2 .Q . ' l q.,.V.,,,J K f ,,. 'L . ' s -. - ' ' . .. A . . ,, V H e , H Z - HI lf- :VA , -f Y, 3 qi' J . V 1..,v -4: . ...1-1135 ' 'H - - 4 , .A ., 4 ' ' c - Em NAI x -1. 7'.r ,ff PAGE Fll- FY-FIVE fl lfllfli PAG I-I Fl l 'l'Y-Sl-IVHN PA fi E F IFTY-EIGHT ,, ,' ,d!Ziffi,z7M,4,c .222-142 BM Wff L4L Um3ERQHl CHM' A G'p1-Cfiifvnz H - ' v 1 l We 'Q L PAGE SIXTY 'A GE SIXTY-OX x N R PAGE SlX'l'Y.'l'M'0 1 PAGE SIXTY-THREE i k I 1 PAH E SIXTY-FOUR Xlili SlX'l'Y-FIVE THE CHIEFYAIN 1928 4 kdm O .- 1 . . I.: PAGE Sly,-Lslx czwvnm. HIGH scumcn. Musncnzc 1 i NF Xr4lf,fTlH'u lf?.IH W-.. Q- - - ,4,' C F 'A' ' W ' K ' '! Pun-: SIXTY-SEVEN I s 1 KN Zozatgqg' -X wx' .' 0 Q 0 ' ' X! X s... .L CYWQ' :his .i- A.n. Q! , 'a ' 1 ' OO x' o iy' 4-U5 QW, eb ., . AY '.'fo'o.o.jv7 hx .. I X , N LJ ,. .. K ,I on ni vb? Ol ' 4 K 1 wif U 'V ., fl E, .. 4 Qi!! XG I-I SIXTY-RIG H'l' 'oak .-15 ANT f T 5 TQ Q f W YQCQ? XQQJN' XQX? RJ If H ' ,qgf , pf j ! Z 5 f.Qu3',L'JB T if im fw3QX4Qgfm :p xx, 7 A K 5 !3K z. 1 T l Q A-' WE ',, f 6? , XX 1506 1 1 . Uv, S-A KA, M19 bg , Ez? J 241 T YW Q! T if XM 5 ,, J Q F T A - STUDENT ' ACTIVITIES A, r . A i, I .. I --1! I : L has SIXTH CJ ks 7 Z JMQWMQ QQ QMQM MQ. PM-M QXAUWJ gm MQ ut raphs If-G39 W WW Qwfwm X: 0? TX 39 7 9,e.,f-fwaisiffi 23:2 y A 2, I ' m AW if shy 2531 K i Q Q 'ff U' 25 5 X 1 f f-9-.41A, g PAAQE SEGLZNTYQZ if 'ff nf I -3 tiff: H LI-I Y X , A . ff fx f fi QI X xi: ...Z Q! ARDINE MAC DQUG LL CL BS ' i ill iFTAI!' V7 X First Row: Left to Right Hensley, Albert McKinney, Frank Williams, john Teasdale Willie Hunt, Carl Kinsey, Paul Lemeng, Jay Ellis, R. E. Bolles Second Row: Ted Helmer, Donald Phillips, Albert Lowder, jack Haezlitt David Long, Pat McCaffrey, Tom Wright, Ralph Criven, james Stewart Third Row: Rex McKinney, jack Sykes, Elmo Pfrimmer, Herbert Anderson Fred Helm, Oscar Thomas, Monte Canterbury, Ralph King, Abe Lincoln Gordon Jones. PAGE SEVENTY-TYVO ARCHITECT CLUB President ..,............ OFFICERS Vice President .....,,.. Secretary .............,. Treasurer ..,..... Sponsor ........ ...John Teasdale ..i....Willie Hunt .Rex McKinney Austin Hensley E. Bolles N V -X I THE CNIIQFTAIN 19213 GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves Organization of Central High School was organized in 1917. This club is a junior division of the Young Women's Christian Association. This year the club has been suonsored bv Miss Elizabeth Bonnell, Miss Katherine Gibson, Miss Sarah Thornton, Miss Goldie Lemon, Miss Sarabeth Barbour, and Miss Bernice Gaylord, General Secretarv of the Y. W. C. A. The officers of 1927 and 1928 were: President - June Calhoun, Vice President-Cecil Griffin, Treasurer-Louise Ricketts, Secretary- Mary Frances Paul, Program Chairman-Harriet Stewart, Service Chairman-Wanda Garrison, Social Chairman - Mary Catherine Ford, Publicity Chairman - Catherine Mom- yer, Camp Chairmen - Ferne Gibson, Catherine Douglas. The following are the members of the Girl Reserves: june Calhoun Cecile Griffin Mary Frances Paul Louise Ricketts Patti Flamm Marjorie Ellis Pauline Coll Mary Cartwright Katie Hutts Mae King Ruth Sickles Helen Dowd Onis Gaines Jones Wilhelmina Taylor Elsie Ballinger Lorene Ballinger Katherine Douglas Norma Cohen Q Dorothy Ellis Mildred jordan Mary Russak Freda Stolpher Sadie Wolfe Marjorie White Marcella Myers Wanda Garrison Maude Clossen Myrle Woods Martha Bracken ,julia Richards Louise Williams Charlotte Hadley Eva Williford Frances Martin Mary Constance Klos Rose Bailey Margaret Klanke Mary Lee Nemic Catherine Momyer Corine Schiefelbusch Laura Anderson Mary Lea Stewart Doris Gardener Niki j Martha Reddick Mary Catherine Ford Zalene Hensley Goldie Johnson Leah Cornelison Vena Dobbins Harriet Stewart Adelaide Gordon Bernice Carter Lucille Dodds Ruth Cohenour Alice Cohenour Claire Vernor Margaret Simms Margaret Smith Fredrika Haizlip Goldie White Marjorie White Mildred Rowe Byrle Carothers Frances Phillips PAGE SEVENTY-THREE 'fkil QHILFTAIN 1928 Billy Pratt .,,.,...... Francis Hettick .... Herbert Branan ...... ,,,,,,,,,,,, john Teasdale ..,.., Fred Sponsler ......... Mr. B. L. Wertz .,..,., The Members o Herbert Branan Nathaniel Gordon Billy Pratt Francis Hettick john Teasdale Fred Sponsler Carl Fryer Warren McManus Gail Fear Lloyd Bushnell James Bryant Francis Parker ....,, Vice FORUM ...,......President of the Forum President of the Forum .Secretary of the Forum ...Treasurer of the Forum ............Sargeant-at-Arms ...........i........Sponsor f the Forum are the Following: Ralph Wright Jack Ligon Perry Hewitt jules Richardson Watson Tillman Warham Parks Roy Cox David Bowlin Donald Seibert Russell Aldrich Frances Durrum George Miller Brooks Gotcher The FORUM started the year by doing things. It ended the year with a record of having done things. The organization, immediately upon its reorganization, with Billy Pratt, president of the Forum, and Herbert Branan as president of the student body, took up the work of perfecting the Student Self-Government, which the Forum organized in 1920. The club's debate work has been as extensive as its improvement record. Every year the society wages upon its constituents the necessity of upholding the honors of the school in debate work. As evidence of the efficiency of this practice, the Forum won the annual debate and by so doing became the permanent holders of a beautiful sixteen inch loving cup. ln addition to this, the Forum presented its annual Forum Diversities' which was conceded to be the best ever staged by any organization during the past years. The program consisted of, A Mystery Play , The Forum Interpretation of Julius Caesar , and a twelve piece orchestra, which is said to be the best in the state. Among the minor laurals which go to the Forum this year, is that of pullingt the Senate through Spaulding Park Lake, in the annual tug-o'-war. The outstanding service of the Forum this year, was the establishing of two sink- ing funds, with the extra money made in the debates and Diversities. One fund is to buy masterpieces for the halls in Central High, and the other is to asssist poor children to remain in school. , . Both the debates and all dramatic presentations were under the direction of the FORUM Sponsor, Mr. B. L. Wertz, who has been sponsor for two years. Mr. Wertz is a member of the Pi Kappa Delta, a National Honorary Forensic Society, and other dramatic societies. PAGE SEVENTYJFOUR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MUSKOGEE A 'S- ' Left to Right First Row: Nathaniel E. Gordon, Herbert L. Branan, Mr. B. L. Wertz. Lloyd Bushnell, Jimmie Bryant. Second Row: Gail Fear, john Teasdale, Francis Parker, Ralph Wright, Francis Du rrum. Third-Row: George Miller, Brooks Gotcher, Carl Frver, Perry Hewitt. jack Ligon. Fourth Row: jules Richardson, Francis Hettick, Warren McManus, Watson Tillman, Warham Parks. Fifth Row: Roy Cox, Billy Pratt, David Bowlin, Donald Seibert. FOR UBI 4 ,L ulww- PAGE Sl-IVEN'I'Y-I lVl1 I 1 Q! Left to Right 'X First Row: Katherine Davis, Pollye Seastrand, Lucille Solomon, Birdie David son, Mary Constance Kloss. Second Row: Mary Looney, Bettie Bostic, Catherine Momyer, Mary Lea Stewart Dorothy Douglass. Third Row: Paige Catlett, Joyce Haskell, Gladys Parks, Norma Cohen. Fourth Row: Marilyn Kuhn, Rosalie Forbes, Virginia Land, Helen Joyce. Vir ginia Todd. CENTRE NOUS President .....,..i ..... ........ B e ttie Phifer Bostic Vice President ........ .... ,... . A Louise Boudinot Secretary .......,.... ,..... , .Paige Catlett AG IC SI-IVICNTY-SIX xx lx Q X , ,XXQI . l I , Q J I 'f fr fy! N W N T Left to Right First Row: Nathaniel Gordon, Freeman Egoff, Robert Atkins, Gail Fear, War- ren McManus. Second Row: jack Sykes, Bruce Myers, jim DeGroot, Grover Adams, Wil- liam Blackford. Third Row: Selby Anderson, Herbert Anderson, Woodrow Matney, Russell Peck, Howard Spaulding. BOYS' GLEIC FLUB Robert Atkins Gail Fear ,,,,,, ,,,,, , OFFICERS Nathaniel Gordon .... ., Watson Tillman ,,,,. Selby Anderson ,,,...,, Eugene McCormick, .President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Librarian , ,..,, Sgt.-at-Arms PAH I-I SEYliN'l'Y-SEVEN l l Nl ' 'V , Left to Right KG? First Row: Verna Bomn, Lucille Overstreet, Virginia Reber, Frances Robison, Muriel Heritage, King, Ruth Hayward Second Row: Miss Velma Streeter, Director, Frances Hocott, Claire Vernor, Beryl Carothers, jacquetta Winthrow, Billye Koop, Wildair Lampron, Catherine'Tave, Vera Deaton. Third Row: Margaret Simms, Mildred Rowe, Mary Elizabeth Parker, Oklahoma White, Dixie Perdue, Lucie Lee Dunn, Elizabeth Hooker, Katie Hutts, Lila Hamblin. SENIOR CHRLS' GLICE C Dixie Perdue ..,...,,, Oklahoma White .,.,.... Lucie Lee Dunn .,.,,,,, Elizabeth Parker. , Elizabeth Hooker ,,,,.. Miss Velma Streeterm ,, GIG SlCVl'IN'l'Y-I-IIG HT 'LUIS , ....,.... President Vice President . , ...,,, Secretary Treasurer ...,.,...Librarian ..,,,...Director Q X THF Slut' TA4N 'I f I-I ll ii l9ZL Left to Right First Row: Mary Featherstone, Bill Bridges, Eugene McCormick, Carl Fryer, Billy Pratt. Second Row: Mae King, Billy Baze, Rex McKinney, Charlotte Moore, Mable Goach. Third Row: Juanita Conley, Adelaide Gordon, Mary Frances McCall, Velda Wilkerson, Ruth Sickles. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS President .......,,,,,., ,,,,,. ,....,,,,...,... ,I ules Richardson Vice President ..,.,,.. Secretary ...,,.,,,,,... Treasurer ....... Sponsor ...,.., ...Adelaide Gordon ..,.Mae King .,.,,,.,Iuanita Conley Miss Edith Curtiss FN7'- AL :Arg V' 5' PA GE SEV l-Z XTX'-N I NE YME LHIEFTAIN 1925 LATIN CLUB Latine Sodalitas was organized in the spring of 1920 and 1921. The purpose of the club is to stimulate the interest of the students in Latin. Miss Henrietta Michael and Miss Bonna Miller are the sponsors of the club which meets every other Wednesday. OFFICERS Mary Lea Stewart ......... ................President Cecile Griffin ......,.......,.,.,,. ......... V ice President Mary Virginia Sterling .....,. . ..,,......,. Secretary Marjorie Ellis ................. .,,..... T reasurer The Following are Members of Rose -Bailey Elsie Ballinger Marguerite Bowers Malinda Brown Pauline Coll Wilmuth Cannon Aileen Castleberry Alberta Chancellor Lloyd Cousins Dorothy Ellis Marjorie Ellis Dorothy Fitzgerald Mary Catherine Ford Louise Yankee the Latin Club: Catherine Gilkerson Virginia Glass Cecile Griffin Anna Hudson Velma Huggins Ruth McCall Warren McManus Catherine Momyer Mary Lea Nemic Mary Virgina Sterling Mary Lea Stewart Watson Tillman Eva Williford The club meeting in room 402 at 2:50 in the afternoon has very interesting meet ings consisting of translations of prominant literature from the Latin into the English and musical numbers, games and contests. I-AGI. F161-ITY UENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. MUSKOGEE Left to Right First Row: Mrs. McMaster, Monta Martindale, Katherine Douglass, Malinda Brown. Delta Jones. Mildred Posev, Lillian Finlev, Knowles Montgomery, Billy Durnil. Second Row: Jewell MacDale. Fav Decker, Ava Smith, Maxine Dunn, Ruth Gilkerson, Mildred Jordon, Katie Hutts, Mildred Muir, Margaret jenkins, jess Hill. Third Row: john Evens, Thomas Parks, Watson Tillman, Lavoy Neilan, Page Catlett, Cleone Stewart, Marjorie White, Joyce Gardner, Dewy Fuller, Wayne Hill. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Joyce Haskell ,..,,.. .,,,.,,,.,.... P resident Billy Durnil ........... ....... V ice President Watson Tillman ..,.... .......... S ecretary Jess Hill .....,..,....... ,......., T reasurer PAGE EIGHTY-ONE . X I X 4 t -vs I , X I lbw? I Ill X a Mit Left to Right Y-M158 First Row: Nathaniel Gordon, Harriet Stewart, Mrs. P. G. McMaster, Charlotte Moore, Monte Canterbury. Second Row: Rubye Cleveland, Mary Lowrre, Maiorie Williams, Mary Vir- ginia Sterling, Roberta Caudle. Third Row: Catherine Barling, Geraldine Palmtag, Eula O'Brien, Catherine Harman, Martha Brown. Fourth Row: Isabelle Shelton, Mottie Bess Ahrens, Fredrika Haizlip, Anna D. Hudson, Goldie White. LA UAUSERIE OFFICERS Mary Virginia Sterling .,,.,........... ..........,..... P resident Martha Brown ............... .,....., V ice President Katherine Barling ........ ........,.,..... S ecretary Monte Canterbury ........ ,,...,,,, T reasurer PAGE EIU II'l'Y-'IWVU 4, x 'n K 'K Lg!! uv. W' 'A'-i'3e5i'5 UH LMILVYAIN 13 8 .,....4 U !'f5Q?'f'J'f 5i: '1 . r t':': .. ll ll af- ' A f :. f I. ll ll to Right First Row: Dorothy Koehler, Louise Scott, Miss Byrd Shelton fSponsorl, Lillian Black, Anne Griffith, Katherine Suhre, Marian Baugh, Margaret Groush. Second Row: Josephine Sypert, Virginia Williams, Maureen Keaton, Helen Louise Walker, Frances Luhrel, Katherine Myers, Martha Anderson. Kathryn Davidson, Edith Carter. Third Row: Dorothy Williams, Mary Ethel Teasdale, Gladys Conley, Lois Worley, Annie -Beth Satterfield, Mary Myres, Catherine Cottingham, Juanice Pegg. ' NON - SUPH LITERARY CLUB OFFICERS President ,,,i,,,.,,,,.,, .i..,,t K atherine Davidson Vice President ...i.,.. ..,..,....i............. L ois Worley Secretary ,.,.,,,...., ......, A nnie Beth Satterfield Treasurer .,,..... ......,....,... F rances Suhre Sponsor ,....... ......., M iss Byrd Shelton i,LNTnA. 4 v- f.oui'ioa- uri-n is PAGE EIGHTY-THREE YHE c,'4lif'TAIN 1 SENATE Organized by Coach Faulkner in 1919, to promote public speaking and school spirit, the Senate debating society, an organization composed of athletes who believe a sound body is essential to success in life, has since proved one of the most active and influential clubs in Central High School. ln conformity to their belief, the members of the society are prominent par- ticipants in athletics, and boast in their roster the captain of the football team,- the captain of the basketball team, the captain of the wrestling team, the captain of the track team, and the captain of the tennis team, and the 1928 cheer leader. lntellectually inclined students also find the sportsmanship of the society at- tractive, as evidenced by the membership of the Scout editor, and members of the debate squad. The president of the Sophomore class and the Hi-Y president uphold the prominence of the club in school activities. Always sportsmanlike in their attitude, they were the challengers of the first annual tug-o'-war and the annual debate, and always good losers. They took their defeat without resentment. Regular meetings are held in the Scout room, the members finding the tabloid environment intellectually elevating. OFFICERS President ........... ........... E dwin Alford Vice President ........ ....,... R obert Satterfield Secretary ........... ........... L ee Royalty PAGE EIGHTYJOUR , i.r.sru.xt. 1. M 1 1-an :mfr 1 Left to Right F First Row: T. J. Troy, Ralph Vandiver, Willie Stone, Pat McCaffery, Lee Royalty. Second Row: Council Buntin, Carvel Orr, Knowles Montgomery, John Perry. Kermit Gregory. Third Row: Rubye Cleveland, Ellis Quiette, Robert Satterfield, Abraham Lin- coln, Merle Bullard. Fourth Row: Emmett Farris, Ned Catlett, E. W. Cole, Gerald Fitzgerald. Braz- zil Davis, Henry Fancher, Roy Lester, Lewis Lipscomb, Carlyle Moore, SENATE PAGE I-Zllill'l'Y-I' IVI 'If' . ix' X .N y f ,,,, 'I f Qi .X I -Z x f ' T ' Meft to Right DH-L . ef . . Fir t ow: Charlotte Moore, Louise rcketts, Harrlette Bleur, tSponsorl t- june Calhoun, Harriet Stewart. Second Row: Sylvia Gremm, Lesteree George, Elma Foltz, Ruth McDonald Patti Flamm. Third Row: jane McDonald, Katherine Barling, Billye Baze, Ruth Milligan, Mozelle Turley. Fourth Row: Wanda Hunt, Mary Elizabeth Parker Catherine Stewart, Jewell Hatley, Rubye Garland. Fifth Row: Elizabeth Corneilson, Frances Robinson, Eloise Patterson, Oklahoma White, Dorothy Robison, Louise Dill, Eloise Drake, jurhee Snedden, Mary Virginia Sterling. ' DELPHIC HIC l1IHill'l'Y-SIX v v THE CHIEFTAIN 1928 DELPHIC The Delphic Debating Society was organized in Central High School in 1918 for the purpose of creating interest in debate and student activities. The club meets every Wednesday at 3:30 in room 220 at which time Parlimentary Law is studied. The members, who take a lead in student affirs, are sponsored by Miss Harriette Bleuer. The Following are Officers' of the Delphic: President .......,..............,.........,.,..........,...,.... June Calhoun Vice President ........, ....,,...... P atti Flamm Secretary ,,........ .. .......... Louise Ricketts Treasurer ,,,,.,., ........ H arriet Stewart -fr GUNAIKE The Gunaike Literary Society of Central High School is sponsored by Miss Ethel Henson. The lives of famous women are studied at the meetings of the club which are held every Thursday morning in room 307. The following are officers of the Gunaike Elizabeth Catlett .......... ......,.,...... P resident Ruby Cleveland ....... ......... V ice President Dorothy Ogden ...,... .,.,........ S ecretary Lucie Lee Dunn ......... ........ T reasurer cEN1rvAL. HIGH s new M is-, E PAGE-1-1lgHfry.s1-QVEN Left to Right First Rfow: Lucie Lee Dunn, Rubye Cleveland, Grace Weldon, Dorothy Ogden, Elizabeth Catlett. Second Row: Cathryn Head, Elizabeth jane Somerville, Verna Boyykrnan, Helen Rousek, Maiorie Rousek. 'MW - Third Row: Sarah Million, Ida Mae Sharum, Cleone Steward, Vera Deaton, Dorothy Veale. Fourth Row: Dixie Perdue, Margeurite Pitzer, Marion Barling, Elizabeth Robinson, Frances Martin. Fifth Row: Onis Gaines Jones, Lillian Taylor, Sally Margaret Chadwell, Mar- garet Smith, Martha Brown. Sixth Row: Dorothy Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Kyle, Miss Henson, Mildred Rowe, Claire Vernor. GUNAIKE GIG l'ZlGll'l'Y-l-2Hill'l' Rm, N... Left to Right First Row: Nathaniel Gordon, Mr. C. E. Paul, Merton Hotchkiss, Beecher Butts, Roy Lester, john Jordon, Floyd Fletcher, Charles Klnnke, Herbert Branan. Second Row: jess Robinson, , Donald Seibert, Earl Wallen. Kenneth Davis, Wilford Fuller, Billy Cavanagh. Third Row: Francis Durrum, Carl Fryer, Russell Peck, Mark Wilcott, Frank Mann, T. J. Troy, Harold Schindleman. HI-Y OFFICERS X4 rex .,........,,., Vice President ........ ....... L loyd Cousins Secretary ........... ,.......... M ark Wilcott Treasurer .....,. ..,,.. L awrence Tillman PAGI-I EIGHTY-N THL lk+TAlN If , du. .-1 W , all-'Wa Left to Right- B First Row: Robert Christy, Robert Atkins, Lloyd Cousins, Carl Pugh, Ellis Quiett, Roy Lester, George Miller, Winfield Harper, Merle Harris, Francis ' Parker, Harold Spradling, Millard Horn, Percy Harvey, Valter Turner. Second Row: Nat Gordon, Aleise McDowell, Ardine MacDougal, Evert Rhea, less Robinson, Maurine Miller, Elizabeth Hooker, Kermit Gregory, Harold chindlman, Fred Fisher, Gerald Fitzgerald, Herbert Branan, Fred Sponsler. Third Row: Virginia Bowers, Dorothy Robison, Francis Robinson, Margeurite Pizer, Malinda Brown, jewel Hatley, Dixie Perdue, Eloise Drake, June Calhoun, Frank Mann, Henry Plog, Myers Hurt. Fourth Row: May Frances Paul, Lesteree George, Vera Deaton, Elizabeth Cat- lett, Bettie Bostic, Kathryne Head, Lucielee Dunn, Patti Flamm, Louise Ricketts, Mary Elizabeth Parker, Frances Hocott. Ig ,- MH SERVICE CLUB This club was organized in Central High School for the purpose of honoring those students who gained honors in school activities outside of athletics. Automatic mem- bership is secured bv those participating in anv maior athletic event or debate, also the editors and business managers of the school paper and the school annual, members of the National Honor Societv, and members of the Student Council automatically be- come members. Outside of these one may secure membership in the club by making twenty-five points through active work in several of the organizations, clubs, and activ- ities in the high school, and by entering meets at Tahlequah and Norman. :mm-: NINI-:TY 2' f I7 gig I ACTIVITIES Left to Right First Row: J. C. Tulk, Phil Davidson, Dick Stephen, Paul Lewellyn, Jack Schindelman, Rex McKinney, Elgin Pigg, Kenneth Parker, Henry Boat- wright, Kenneth Holman, Francis Hoffman, Charlie Wolfe, Sheldon Oliver, Guy Bradley, G. Stevenson, Palmer Procter, jack Davis, Mark Miller, K. W. McPheeters, Harold Parker. Second Row: Mr. Goetz tDirectorl, Milton Foster, Chandler Smith, john Perry. Robert Pitts, jack Tarr, Donald Zuke, Charles Smith, William Bridges. Virgil Evans, jack Finny, George Jacobs, Wilbur Powell, Durwood Holmer. Russell Wright, Clarence Greer, Nowland Timmons, Verne Anderson, Wil- liam Gwinn, junior Hill. Third Row: Carl Fryer, C. Bridgewater, Francis Durrum, Wayne Youngblood, Truman Lasiter. Elmo Phrimmer, James Young, ,lack Haezlitt, Gilbert Mills, Ralph King, john Russell, Norman Foster, William Gregory, Donald Sam- son, joe Merchant, Ezie Kahn. Fourth Row: Donald Seibert, Walter Howard, Albert McKinny, Bill Brooks, Edwin Llovd, R. B. Butts, Edgar Tulk, Jules Richardson, Ralph Erwin, Harold Spradling, Bob Christv, Winfield Harper, Milton Olson, Merton Hotchkiss, Evert Rhea. BAND OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.....,.o,................. D onald Seibert Vice President ....,.,. ................ E vert Rhea Secretary ..,.t..t.... ...,... R . Beecher Butts PAC E Nl N I-ITY-'IWYO Left to Right First Row: Carl Fryer, Guy Bradley, J. C. Tulk, Adelaide Gordon, Francis Durrum, Ethel Detlor, Dorothy Palmer, Bernice Cart, Edgar Tulk, Eliza- beth Wright, john Schooly, R. B. Butts, Ralph Whittler, Norman Foster, Evert Rhea. Second Row: Harold Von Unworth, Artie Cowles, john Russell, Agnes Halfast, Billy Flumer, Verne Anderson, Shellon Oliver, Rex McKinney, Durwood Holman, Elmo Pfrimmer. Third Row: Chandler Smith, Kenneth Holman, Milton Foster, Edith Carter, Ferne johnson, Doris Pepperkorn, Rita Moore, Bernice Deavers, Dorothy Robison, Cecille Griffin, Pauline Walker, Katherine West, Josephine Oliver, Mr. Goetz QDirectorl. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS President ..,,.......,... ,....,.,..... E vert Rhea Vice President ........ ,...... D orothy Robison Secretary ,..,.,.,,..,. ,.,.... N orman Foster PAGE N I N l'I'l'Y-THREE YHE CHIEFTAIN -e l92B ill l I , no nu l i I ll ii llli -- 1 un in ! li 1 l ll r . Left to Right if First Row: Maurine Robison, Walter Martin, Keith Grunwold, Harry jeurgens, is Brice Gaithers, Rogers Lee Burch, James Tackett, Howell Scott, George Ll. Wamble. 'ij Second Row: Tom Burchart, Francis Holman, Richard Deck, Garlan Steven- ui son, Lloyd Jones, jack Beverage, Palmer Proctor, Ed. Miller, Ray Grand- Tj stuff, Phil Davidson. ill l loney. Larry Rogers, Harold Cole. :Zz JUNIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB n i OFFICERS Phil Davidson ......,....,.,.... ....... P resident Miss Maurine Robison ....... ....... D irector lil Eli ff .Iii I-I I-Ii? If - I-I ' I-Z , IC I-I I-I 2-2 ' PI' 1-2 PAGE NINE1-Y,F0UR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MUSKOGEE i Third Row: Bill Keaton, Earl Murry, D. J. Morgan, james Hardin, Tom Jen- -- nings, Marion Lyle, Judson Elliott, Paul Oliver, George Gullick, john Ma- THE CHlEFTAlNf IDRS wma anus vi , V i ---. fl 2.52339 A' 613 . Left to Right First Row: Miss Buena Vista White, Leona Lamb, Mildred Muir, Margaret jenkins, Mary Lea May, Louise Yankee, Marjorie Ellis, Juanita Tillman, Merle Woods, Pauline Kennedy, Margaret Ligon, Dorothy Smith, Kathryn Sinkes, Ruth Gilkerson, Jewel Daisy, Ernstine May, Thelma Stubblefield. Second Row: Lucille Posey, Mildred Thorn, Ina Marie Pugh, Sadie Wolfe, Marie Parker, Margeurite Davis, Elizabeth Cleaver, Louise Williams, Mary Constance Kloss, Zalene Hensley, Margeurite Klanke, Mildred Core, Dor- othy Smith, Dorothy Detlor, Alice Pratt, Pauline Franklin. Third Row: Madaline Russell, Lavon Henry, Lorraine Ray, Ruth Maloney, Blanche Ragsdale, Maude Closson, Opal Allen, Mary Olmstead, Mozelle Turley, Ruth Cohenour, Alice Cohenour, Francis Wilkerson, Virginia Blackford, Margaret Morrison, Lorraine Hall, ' SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS bw Zalene Hensley..,, ..,......,...,............,..... ......,,.,. P resident Mary Lea Stewart ......... ......,.,.... V ice President Louise Yankee ...,,...,.....,..... ..,.... S ecretary-Treasurer Miss Buena Vista White ....,.. ........ .,.......,...,.. D i rector CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MUSKOGEI' PAGE NINETY-FIVE ,,i.'. Left to Right First Row: Dora Patteree, Vivian Marlin, Geneva Collins, Mary Cole, Fern Har- ris, Dorothy Jackson, Velma Nesbitt, Ann Griffith, Miss Buena Vista White. Second Row: Callie Avants, Cleo Shirley, Ouida Griffith, Doris Myers. Cath- arine Hoyle, Anna Lee Garrett, Helen Davis, Evelyn Smith, Elizabeth leaver. Third Row: Lois Worley, Martha Kunz, Katherine Johnson, Helen Preston, Eldred Robbins, Mary Laura Dismukes, Marion Baugh, Martha Anderson, Dorothy Koehler. Fourth Row: Lillian Black, Margaret Scott 'ne Myers, Katherine Cot- tingham, Mary Myer ,. Josephine Sypert, ,Iaunice Pegg, Frances Ferguson, ois Preston, Doris Kennedy. JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President ....,.,....,,, ........ L ois Worley Vice President ..,,.,..,,....,......... ,,,,.... K athryn Myers Miss Buena Vista White ..,,.... ............... D irector I PAGE NINETXHSIX THE CHIEFYAIN 1 FH Left to Right First Row: Wanda Hunt, Velda Wilkerson, Frances Parks, Biliye Baze, Max- ine Downing. Helen Bohannan, Elma Foltz. Rose Bailey, Muriel Heri- tage, Ruth Dalton, Faye Hensley, Virginia Clymans, Lavoy johnson, Ersylene johnson, Irma Thrai. Second Row: Miss Katherine Sterling, Kathryn Hunter, Ruth Huff, Margeur- ite Bowers, Toy Decker, Louise Yankee, Alberta Chancellor, Marjorie Ellis, Mable Horn, Irene Griesel, Delta jones, Margeurite Klanke. Third Row: Thelma Stubblefield, Malind Brown, Sadie Wolfe, Pauline Walker, Buelah Lawson, Sadie Sutton, Bessie Fillington, Nadine McElhaney, Claire Master, Bernice Carter, Verbia Rust. Fourth Row: Rita Moore, Leah Cornelison. La Von Perryman, Ruth Malony, Margaret Jinkins, Elaine Martin, Mae King, Mary Virginia Sterling, Mozelle Turley, Madalene Russell, Lucilee Opal Bilzer. Ida Bailey, Virginia Wycoff. GREEN PEPPERS OFFICERS President .,..,,, ,,,,,..,,..,,, .,..,.. M a ry Virginia Sterling Secretary-Treasurer ,..t,,........ ,,,.,,,t,i,..,,,.,,...... M ae King Miss Katherine Sterling ,,,,,,, .,,.... l nstructor I .'. .'. .'. H .'. .'. .1 J- LJYRAL I SLNOOL. MLJSKULLIQE I'.klilC NlNl'I'l'Y-SEVEN B Adrift Left to Right First Row: Winfield Harper, Muriel Harris, Paul K. Lee, j. C. Stafford. Brownlee Smith, Second Row: Virginia Wright. Miss Bessie M. Huff, Arline Pegram. Third Row: Frances Youngblood, Alpharetta Leeper, Margaret Morgan, Marie Wisdom. Fourth Row: Pruclie Pattillo, Bessie Mae Wadley, Mildred Anderson, Mary Carey, Nellie McClendon. Fifth Row: Elizabeth Halfast, Sybil McLean, Mottie Bess Ahrens, Martha Jen- nings, Lois jobe. JUNIOR if 'OLLSEGE I TLA SS OFFICERS President ........ . ,,........... ...... ..... ...... P 21 Ll l K- LCC Secretarym, ,, ...,,.. Merle Bullard Treasurer ,,,,.., ..,, . Arline Pegram GI-I N I X I-2'l'Y-EIU ll'l' I .' QLi'5f' Lf- fl I . i F VV! 5 i , ,,4i,1,gyf,lfjj r l 1 . - - Q, 'lf Ui! My XJ' J sic' Left to Right 8 O First Row: Herbert Branan, june Calhoun. Robert Atkins, Catherine Nlomyer, Nathaniel Gordon. Second Row: Louise Ricketts, Donald Petering, Juana Everly, Robert Hayes, Dorothy Robison. Third Row: Pearle Niblack, Mary Hancock, Mary Frances Paul, Margaret Hamblin, Stanley Disney. Fourth Row: Katherine Sinkes, Norma Cohen, Lesteree George, Mary Frances 7 McCall, Margeurite Pitzer. ' Fifth Row: Fredrika Haizlip, Velma Huggins, Anna D. Hudson, Elsie Bal- linger, Grace Broaddus. NATIONAL HONOR SOI'lE'I'Y i n r i , V L' ,'-fr-X I 1 '- it gt -J ,F . l 'gd - iw Esz-pssx-.gzyzaixz-xai:-zisz-za:-zgi. - 1 t , 4 - V 411 hs K A . ,A 'Q' Vhiljj t E1,v'A - 1 V f j Q. , fffv--: wif . 4 ' ff A 3? 'H viii 3: 'E 5 Q 5.9 - ' ' ' f V UF' s on ' .A , ze 'Q q.'- , f16,2 :-: T , ., Q ff mx ml J I P n P s Y I U , ,L 5? Q, Y. ' .' ml' rv S ' , O 5 J ' N: 'v , U,,,,. ., J 44 4. U I ' QQ RYEH C127 3h3 14 iii 3? 91 E 3 54 . . Y N I, ll t J, 7. g:-: a5:g5s:g:-:sz-: -gs:-aaxskaggqxaxgz-: .'2N'E , ' 19vH!w+w'P' . - t- '- if .A E, H, U, , . 4- , 'V'gf:fg,1, V l 5, A ,531 ,Q -1 Q ig iffii i' i I K Wg ,-HN. 3.5 ,IJ Agn , ,K f 1. ,, , - -5 Q4 -,751 ' 4533, -'lg'-,Q 5v1f,A'w,. 1. jf. , .1 3 .-v V lug- 4: .:,. 'T' 1M ,f......L,,-.f,1,f,zzA.,aeasfLsi, Mw4:.+ - - - 1- H 1 1-X '- -- M235 HKU, AFDINL DRAVIATICS F xj K WY 1 i SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Rise of Silas Lapham by Lillian Sabine, was presented by the Senior Class, Tuesday, May 22. Silas Lapham, a genial old man, has recently made a large amount of money in a paint mine on the old farm. He and Mrs. Lapham, and his two daughters, Penelope and Irene, are now living in Boston, and a new house is being built for them on Beacon Hill, where the aristocracy of the city live. While the family is attending a party given for them by Mr. and Mrs. Bromfield, an aristocratic family whose grandfather made his money handling tea, the wonderful house is burned to the ground. Tom Carey, son of Bromfield Carey, having an idea that he would like to become proficient in some line of business, works for Silas Lapham and immediately falls in love with Penelope. Both Irene and Penelope fall in love with Tom, but Irene finds that hers is merely a passing fancy. Silas Lapham loses all of his money in the stock market. He has a chance of regaining it through a slightly shady deal, but his honest nature saves him from this, and all ends happily when Silas, still prosperous, and his wife return to the old farm. Penelope marries Tom. PAGE ONE HUNDRED Twvo i IIRAL I H WI Milshtl L N ,X' Q Left to Right First Row: Roy Lester, William Bruce, john Porter, Zalene Hensley, Bob Christy, june Calhoun, Catherine Momyer, Robert Atkins, Gail Fear, Her- bert Branan. Second Row: Evert Rhea, Ferne Gibson, Eva Williford, Marcella Myres, Mary Lea Stewart, Harold Schindleman, Mildred Rowe, Corrine Schiefelbusch, Patti Flamm, Nat Gordon. Third Row: Lesteree George, Cecille Griffin, Fredrika l-lai- zlip, Laura Anderson, Louise Ricketts, Harriette ewa , orothy Robison. SENIOR PLAY CLASS Mrs. B. L. Wertz ,....,,, ,t..... D irector PAGE ONE IIVNDIH-Ill 'FII THE CHIEFTAIN i928 JUNIOR PLAY Seventeen. a comedy of youth, in four acts written bv Booth Tarkington, was the play presented by the junior Class in the Central High School Auditorium on December 9, 1927. The play centered around William Sylvanus Baxter, a seventeen year old boy who fell madly in love with Lola Pratt, a Baby-Talk Lady who came to town. The man- ner in which this love affair progressed proved to be one of the most interesting plays of the year. Tarkington in this play brings out his literary characteristics, typical of his style. Tarkington in all his works portrays a satire on the older folks by placing a typical life-like situation to be worked out by boys and girls in the adolescence stage, between the ages of fifteen and eighteen. This characteristic is particularly brought out in Seventeen , where Sylvanus Baxter goes through all the real trials and tribulations of courtship and marriage without actuallv being subiected to its restrictionsg however, the comedy of life and all its seriousness is not lost in this book and as a play it offers a drama highly desirable for presentation in any school or institution. The play as given in Central High School was enioyed by all those that had the opportun- ity to witness it and was highly commended on all sides. The presenting of this play in Central proved that a good and interesting repre- sentation is always enjoyed by the students and it proved that a really worth while play could be presented by the juniors of Muskogee High School. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOUR f-iiNYRAL HIGH SCHOOL. MJSKQGEF THE CNUEFTAIN IB 5 QA i - Left Right First Row: Merton Hotchkiss, Geneva Cook, Watson Tillman, George Miller, Billy Pratt, Grover Adams, Freeman Egoff, Frances Hocott, Mary Virginia Sterling. Second Row: David Marian Barling, Billy Borgland, Effie Hill. Durrum, Helen Joyce, ' Kuhn. 'it + Third Row: Francis Manus, Marilyn JUNIOR PLAY C LASS Mrs, B. L. Wertz ....... , ...... Director F J Russell, Ruth Milligan, Russell Peck, Onis Gaines Jones, Warren Mc- PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIVE , X294 G0 Q 545473 VIA x y! Autociraphs '52110 dj J m if f f W Q7 M ' i El pf X90 4-cf-'af K ff, Wil M if f K Q uxx X93 ig? 9 R XX, S M5525 3 . ' f 3 ., . :XXX- . h r . I I . ,V , gl' f-' I J' yy REQ' ki J a 3 A T2 Q gy Q X A 57. x L I2 4 I Q , O Gb J PAGE 0. . NDRED SIX !I I! Q 'Q QQQU? PUBLICATIONS ul fi 0 ' n jf ,qw Q4 9 T42 LHILVYAIN 19 L Left to Right First Row: W. V. Martin, Miss Eva Curtis, Robert L. Atkins. Second Row: K. R. Burchard, Miss Bessie M. Huff, Nathaniel Gordon, Speaker. Third Row: Fred Sponsler, Miss Alice Palmer, Frank Mann. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS PAGE ONE HlUNDRED EIGHT F C M he Glnieftdin NATHANIEL GORDON FRANK MANN Editor Business Manager 1 IX!! OX QM I Ill Xlllll U Nl i . Leit to Right rl . ' W Q . H. First Row: Elizabeth Hooker, Patti Flamm, Eva Williford, Mildred jordon. Second Row: Robert Christy, june Calhoun, Lesteree George, Robert Boardman. Third Row: Ralph Wright, Vera Deaton, Ardine McDougal, Corrine Schiefel- busch. Fourth Row: Lawrence Tillman, Mary Lea Stewart, Cecille Griffin, John Sll1l'l'l8S. ASSISTANT EDITORS AND MANAGERS GE UNE IIYNIPREID TEN - Y Iii iw W .W i i , X I 1 v x X i cout EVERT RHEA ROBERT ATKINS GAIL FEAR Managing Editor Editor Associate Editor IAGIC UNI-I IIUNIDIHCII IIHV I I If if T! ' Left to Right First Row: Fred Sponsler, Catherine Momyer, Louise Ricketts, Jess Robinson Second Row Francis Hettick, Dorothy Robison, Marcella Myers, Myers Hurt Third Row: Texas Willis, Charlotte Moore, Mary Lea Stewart, Hugh Snedden Fourth Row: Betty Bostic, john Starnes, Zalene Hensley, Mary Laura Anderson ASSISTANT EDITORS AND MANAGERS GIG UNI-I HVNIDHICD TYVELVIS l.'.F'4A r P- T- ll THLQ QHHVTAIN Q I 'U:' ' f J Left to Right Ffrst Row: Lesteree George, Myrtle Carroll, Frances Robinson, Dorothy Veale, Pettie Bostie, Dorothy Robinson, Vera Deaton, Laura Anderson, Charlotte Moore, Cecille Griffin. Sccond Row: Robert Boardman, Carvel Orr, Myers Hurt, Pat McCaffrey, Eva Williford, Marcella Myers, Marv Lea Stewart, Catherine Momyer, June Calhoun, Patti Flamm ' , Frank Mann. Third Row: Evert Rhea, Zalene Hensley, Robert Christy, Corrinne Schiefel- busch, john Starnes, Fred Sponsler, Gail Fear, Frances Hettizk, Robert Atkins. PRESS ASSOCI ATION .EPITWAL Hli-H HCHOCL. VU'-KOGLL PAH!-I UNI-I IIVNIPIHCII 'I'HlIl'I' GE ONE ll l'NllRl'Ill ATHLETICS AND DEBATE GE ONE Hl'NlJRl'ID SIXTEEN 15,1 4 Tull tniiprfn v-4 .'. .'. .'. it .'. y... F0 Z- EMMET FARRIS Rennie's Roughers administered defeat to the Stigler Panthers to the tune of 12 to 6 with the help of Farris' toe which hosted the pig- skin from 40 to 60 yards, and with the bril- ' HARLEY ELLIS liant 20 yard run by NlcElreath. Montgomery also did great work in breaking up the op- ponents end runs. Too little can't be said about the Okmulgee-Muskogee day. Runt , HARRY WRIGHT Ramsey's men trampled the Roughers under their feet and the final score was 23 to 0. The forward line blew-up with the exception of Buddy Bishop, who fought until the Hnal ELLIS QUIETT whistle blew. Weaver's backing up the line and knocking down passes was another feature of the game. ,swim-xi un eigmyol. Mussel LE C. A. 1VlONTGONlERYyJhf!!!fyVfiy ' J , I 1 KU iff? L! , I The Muskogee football machine redeemed their actions in the Oktnulgee game by defeating the Bartlesville Wildcats I2-ll. Davis' spee- ROY LESTER tacular -lO yard run accounted for the first touch-down and Wright up-held his reputa- tion of snagging passes. Throughout the iii LAWRENCE TILLMAN - Q4 . if ' ax xx. i game Vandiver upheld the Vandiver tra:lition in his last game of the season with the good old Rougher fight. Muskogee climbed another f TI, ff' I J! ,' E. !BQkOLE ,Ji round to the ladder of football fame by d:- feating the McAlester l'Dccs line from time to time. PANIC UNI11 lIl'NlllH-Ill SI Nl XII I 'N PAGE ONE HITNDIH-ID EIGHTEEN 'rl Wi GERALD FITZGERALD Hayner was a tower of strength in the forward wall with an able assistant in Carl Pugh, jones did great work in turning the off-tackle CARL PUGH plays into the guards and tackles. Smarting under last year's defeat the Roughers walloped the Eufaula ulronheadsl' 25-6. Abe Lincoln EVERETT MCELREATH thrilled the crowd by recovering his kick-off and racing down the field for a touch-down. Cole and his running-mate Ellis showed ex- DOYLE HAYNER cellent teamwork in disposing of the opposing backs. l W V P- 1- OTHAL WEAVER Fisher did good work in rushing thc Eufaula passer and causing him to make bad passes. The Muskogee Roughers showed their grid- ABE LINCOLN iron ability in smothering the Sapulpa Out- laws 44-U. Fitzgerald made a spectacular run of 20 yards being a constant ground gaincr FRED FISHER throughout the game. Tillman made the last touch-down of the gum: which increased his points to twelve for the RALPH VANDIVER B day. Lester and Quiett showed their ability as linesmen by opening wide gaps for their backs to make constant gains through. PAGE UNH Ill' NDRED ONE HUNDRED TYVENTY THF f'Hll'F'TAiN I9 F WILLIE STONE On Turkey Day the Muskogee Roughers iour- neyed to Tulsa to play the Braves on their own field. As the Queen sat on her throne of Green and White her warriors fought bravely BRAZIL DAVIS on the gridiron and administered defeat to the Rauman by the score of 7 to 0. There were no outstanding players as everyone played to the best of his ability. Captain Stone CHARLES JONES made the only touchdown of the game and Lincoln added the extra point. This is the first time since the beginning of the friendly feud which started in 1910 that BUDDY BISHOP I either team has won three consecutive games and this honor goes to Muskogee. This game also meant much to the players who played their last game for the Green and White. I l AIN X First Row: UP' to Right Mr. V. H. Mullen, Kenneth Davis, Billy Pratt. Second Row: Thomas Parks, Knowles Montgomery, Billy Cavanaugh, john Perry. SWVIMMING TEAM The Swimming Team this year under the able coaching of V. H. Mullen was one of the most successful since a swimming team has existed in Central High School, winning second place in the state conference and fourth place in the National meet at St. Louis. Captain .,,,,... ..... B illy Pratt Coach ..,...,, ,.... V . H. Mullen ' UNI-I IIVNIDHIGID 'I'N'I'2N'l'Y-f THE CHIEFTAIN 1925 LeGate, a product of the Sunday School League, is following in his brothers' footsteps. He played his first year for Central this year, and proved to be a valuable find. He hit the loop with azcuracv and will be a valuable player next year. He has one more year for Central. This is Turner's second year for Central and he was a feature in every game that he plaved. He sustained a sprained ankle in the Sapulpa game and was unable to play the rest of the season. Montgomery again proved himself valuable when he stepped into Weaver's place at guard. He and Captain Ellis developed a defense that was hard to break through. This is his last year for Central. Pullen, also of the Sunday School League, played his first year for Central as guard and forward. He could always be depended upon to play either of these positions when needed. He will not be back next year. Davis played his first year for Central at both the center and forward positions. He proved to be a dangerous man as showed in the Sapulpa game when he shared high point honors with Wright. He will not be back next year. This is Weaver's third year for Central. His guarding was a valuable asset and the team was greatly handicapped when he quit school. He will be back next year. ONE HUNDRED TWVENTY-Tvvo CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.. MUSKOGEE y N..f., x , .-K ' Q0 Ii HVXIDIH-ID TNVI'2X'l'Y-'l'lI V iff r ' 'l',. '.ff4 r. gg: K ' ' . 421 I. . 1.54 J : fs .. Qsafaxz A J Left to Right First Row: Charles jones, Carl Pugh. Second Row: s, Harold Spradling, F. Hill. Third Row: Lawrence Tillman, Ethelbert Corr, Jess Hill, WVRESTLING TEAM The Central Nlatmen coached by julian Cohenour reached the height of wrestling ability exceeded very few times before in the history of Central High School: Frank Mann and jess Hill were wrestling lightweights, Tillman, Corr, Spradling, Cousins and jones, middleweight, and Pugh and Hill, heavyweights. Frank Mann... ,t,,, ,........ C aptain julian Cohenour ..,,. ,..,.,, C oach IC ll l' N Illflill 'l'NYl4IX'l'Y-l Ul'H e H at 6' bn Left to Right First Row: Bill Hudson, Thomas Monroe, Melvin Webb, Brazil Davis, Fred Fisher. Second Row' ' ' , Bob Butler, Henry Plog. 'FRA CK The '28 trackmen under the coaching of Floyd Rutherford gained their usual suc- cess in the running field this year. Fisher and Davis were in the high and low hur- dles and javelin. Melvin Webb represented the team in pole vault. Bill Hudson and Thomas Monroe ran the mile. Henry Plog was the ICO yard and 220 yard man, while Bob Butler and Bill Hudson high-iumped. Bill White also ran the mile. Hudson put the shot for Muskogee's team, and the broad jump was represented by Davis. Hudson also hurled the discus for the Roughers. -Hazulryr B125g..,5pAYl6 ....... ....... C aptain Floyd Rutherford ,..,,,, ,. ,, ...,., Coach QELNTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, MUS-KOGEL UNE Hyxnluin'I-gy-l.:x'l'y,14 tt OX t t r li lIl'NlP1t'Eli 'l YI-ZN'I'Y-S ROBERT ATKINS A int-tnht-r tif tht- Nt-gzttivv tt-:nn tlt-hzitt-tl ht-rt- :ngninst Sztpnl pn, with l-,vt-rt Rht-it :is t-tillt-:tgttt-. 'I'ht- nit-ntht-rs ttf tht Nttpttlpn. :tt'lirtn:ttivt- tt-:tin tmtft-rt-tl nn t-xt-t-llt-nt tlt-h:ttt- Xl though Mttsktngvt- Inst tltt- tlt-r-isitin :tt this t-tvntt-st 'htittlt sitlt-s :trgut-tl wt-ll. Atkins will tint ht- httt-k nt-xt yt-tir, HERBERT BRANAN Dt-lmt-ing with tht- ntiit'nt:ttix't-, tlt-li:-tt-tl :tt Sztpttlint :tntl Nl'tisktigt-t- ztgztinst Snpnlpn :tntl llktnttlgvt- rt-spt-t-tivt-ly llts t-tillt-ttt.!ltt- nt Srtpttlptt was Ht-nrt' Faint-lit-I' :intl :tt Xlus ktigt-t- Mark Wilt-ntt. lSr:tn:in with tht- ht-lp tif his t-tillt-:igttt-s .'nt-t t-t-tlt-tl in :'llllt1llI'l llt! httth ttpptmsing tt-nnts, ht-ing tint tlns yt-itr, will lt-:tt't- it-ntrztl s stttttttl. EVER A f lt-lntti vtth tht- Nt-g1:ttivt- pttrtit-iptttt-tl in tht- Sztlntlp: lt-hit t- wtth Rtiht-rt Atkins. ltht-:t with prt-vititts t-xpt-rit-nt-t in lt- stngt- slttnxt-tl rt-1tt:trknlilt- st-lt' t-tintrtil :intl stagg- tt-ntht-r hy grtitluntitin Ol-IN PORTER A Int-tnlit-r tit tln- nt-g:tttt't- tt-:tm tlt-htttt-tl :tt ttltttttiluvt' against tht-ir atffirintttivt- tt-:tntfl-Itlwttrtl l':tntlrt-ll :intl Btttl l'-lt-lt-tin. .ltihtt tlt-hating.: :ts Iirst spt-tlkt-t' put up :tn t-xt-t-llont tight ztgttinst tht- strung t-tntnnt-titittn tif tht- ttkntttl- gt-t- nit-n. Altllttllplll Klttsktigzt-v tlitl ntit tilrtztin tht- tlt-t-isitvti tif tht- jtttlgt- in this ttntrnt-y, tht- tlt-h:ttt- wus ltist hy ttnly twti pnints. BOB SATTERFIELD A nit-ntht-t' ttf tht- Nvglzttivt- sttttutl tlt-lmtt-tl witlt ltttht-rt Atkins in tht- Ftwrnnt-St-n:ttt- tlt-htttt-, tint- tit' tht- ht-st in tht- ztutlittrrittln this yt-:tI'. 'l'ht- l tirt1tlt-St-n:ttt- tlt-h:ltt- latsting tint- html' wits :twurtlt-tl t-tnnplt-tv silt-nt-t- hy tht- lttrgt- :ttttlit-nt-U :tntl was :trmtt-tl with tht- ht-st tif st-html spirit tin htith sitlt-s l3t-t'ttttst- htith sitlt-s wt-rt- int-tnht-rs tif tht- t't-gttlttt' sttutttl t-x- t-t-pt l t't-tl Fisht-r tif tht- l-'tmt'tttn, tht- tlvlnttt- wus rt-ntlt-t't-tl tltnthly intt-rt-sting. HENRY FANCHER Dt-hating ftit' tht- ztfftttitizttivt-. :trgtn-tl :tgzninst Satpttltm :tt Sztpulpn with Ht-rht-rt Brttnan :ts t-tmllt-:tgnt-. ln this t-tun- tt-:st Mttsktigt-t- t-:trrit-tl tiff tht- httntirs with :tn t-:tsy vit-ttiry, t-tnnpt-nsttting in :i tnt-:tsnrt- tht- tlt-ft-:tt tit tint- Xvgutivt- :tt Mnskttgt-t-. I',IllH'ltt'I', ht-t-:tnsv ttf tirztttiry :intl spt-:tlt- Wxts tint- tif tht- ht-st tlt-lnttt-rs ttf tht- stttnttl with t-Xt-t-llt-nt , whit-h grt-:ttly ht-lpt-tl ttt put Klttsltnutt :tht-:ntl in TULK W'tn1'kittg tin tht- Nt-glzttivv sitlt- til' tht- tint-stitin, wus. tlttt- tu tllnt-Ss, unzthlt- ttt tlt-h:ttt- ftit' Xlttsktitgt-v this Vt-rtr, lint tiwing - t - 1 - ' -t - 'A i - 'L. st tltitl, ht- will zvt- twpptirtttnity tti :tl-ly t-xprt-ss hitnst-lf ftir Xlttsktttgvt- in nt-xt yt-:tr's tlt-hattt-s, XPIATHANIEL GORDON Dt-hating ftxr tltt- nt-gzittvt-, :trgut-tl :tt Ulttnttlgt-v with .ltihtt Ptirtt-I' :ts f'tillt-:uint-. Owing tti :t stirt- tltl-tint :tt tht- tintt- tif tht- Snpulpn tlt-h:ttt- ht- wtts ttnnlilt- tti tlt-h:ttt- in nmrt- than th tint- t'tmtt-st nt Okntulgt-t-. Utirtltm tlt-hntintg for Vt-ntritl thi. yt-:ir trnly will, tin :tt-t-titnit tif tlrzttltmtitin, ht- nnzthlt- tt, - mt'k in 'ZSL MARK WILCOTT A nit-tnht-r tit tht- :ttht'tn:tttx't- ht- tlt-hntt-tl with Ht-rlit-rt. llrxtnatn ntzztinst ttknntlgt-t- ht-rt-, 'l'ltt- tlt-h:ttt- wits tint- til' tht- must intt-t't-sting tif tht- st-ttstvn li:tx'int1 nn t-xt't-t-tlingly lnrgt- :ttttlit-nt-t-. 'l'ht- slit-:tltt-rs tlitl tltt- ht-st wtmrlt pttssihlt- 'l'ht- tllitnttlt:t-t- tt-tttn, t-tiinptist-tl tit' tint- ftirtnt-r tlt-lvtttt-t' :intl tint- ttf this yt-:trs'sttt1:1tl, trtlnt-rt-tl tint- tit' tht- strtungt-st lt'1lllt4 t-nt-tiuntt-rt-tl tlttring tht- yt-:tt'. Klnrlt. tgrtttltitttittg this yt-:tt', will ntit ht- hxtt-li with tts nt-xt yt-:ilk tif tht- strtingt-st nit-tnht-rs tit tht- sttnzttl, llrnnnn, tgrztthtittin-f .1 t-ztrztnt-t-, giving his tipptmnt-nts :t strung :trgntnt-nt, t- mating with tht-sttttntl tttr tlns yt-:ir tinly, wt- ltist- at str-tint, I I A MISS PARTHENIA F. GREGORY The his year for both boys and girls, led both teams to second place in the state conference. PATTI FLAMM A member of the affirmative team, de- bated here against Okmulgee and Tulsa with Lesteree George as her colleague. A very easy victory was realized in this de- bate. This year was Patti's second year on the squad and her last. Milli, LESTEREE GEORGE Working on the affirmative team, she debated here against Okmulgee and Tulsa. The Tulsa debate was one of the most interesting of the season, the team doing excellent work. This is Lesteree's first year on the squad. On account of grad- uating she will not be back next year. MARY FRANCES PAUL Debated against Tulsa upholding the negative side of the question. Mary Frances has excellent delivery and stage presence, representing Muskogee in the best manner possible. This is her sec- ond year in debate. WANDA GARRISON A member of the negative team, debated against Okmulgee, but lost the debate by a small margin. Wanda is a good work- er and will make an excellent debater for next year. FREDA STOLPHER A member of the Negative team, debated at Tulsa and Okmulgee. The Tulsa debate was a great success. As first speaker of the Negative Freda put up ex- cellent agruments. Freda is not coming out for debate next year, however, she will be remembered for her speaking and debating powers, and Central will suffer a great loss. VIRGINIA BOWERS . A member of the Affirmative team, debated at Bacone college. This debate was held for the purpose of giving the members of the '29 squad a chance to partici- pate in an actual debate and was full of experience for those taking part. This is Virginia's first year at debate work and quoting the Coach, Miss Gregory, is very promising for the next year's team. Wff' Y f UN IC ll ll N URI-Ill 'l'XYHN'I'Y-SEVEN i 'F I vii?-4 1- may CIF' 6 'X an X gf. 14 ws' . ia' 3 ..' . 5 A -I , w - - V-.. W . - , , l. ,, l 3 I . I n' F , V K, 'XSS .J-LA-,V I L,.- -, Wifi? 5,.L + L 3- Q V' as-gas:-.s.-..:..::-.sim X Z of a? '- Q lg I 1 . 'C A. ,5 ' f '- , , Y ff1a if 1 ' JL, 4 ,f ' f N ,' ' A is Q' A X R x Q ' , J ' 5 -1 Y , VN .LEX-Q ' ., 'H ' ' 1 . 'K , VV ' - ' V ' V . -x - , , V4 . at U K 5 P I . A .X . . . jg -7,i.L,- .I ' - I fi . . ,, E ,, A .V 5, ,Xxx ' .2-Cf: if! ' '41-hi ix g 11 s f Y X . 'ip Q.: l-'f 1 . , T-ff A Q ' 1.1: v m fy Jfwli t-jpf. f 4 . 7 '- QA.-,v ' ? ' k T13 2 A45 1 2 ' , , ,F gl . 1 ' F ,QF 'x ' 3. '- 'f 1T'2fl75? -- 2 H W 'K , f ,s-n ':1, f --Q : 1 1' Y- 7 12 ,L M9 .- -.N .J -1 41 N ' om: THE CHIEFTAIN --1928 Mr. Gerald Fitzgerald lllll Jealous Ave., Dear Gerald: I preceive that Lavoy has accomplished her purpose. She really has your welfare at heart, but she demands constant attention. Madame Sure'Nuff Miss Katherine Sinkes, 77 Wandering Way, Dear Katherine: Cease to concern yourself over the out of the town lover. They are always faithless. Be- sides he was probably unworthy of your affections: so bestow it on a needy boy. Madame Sure'Nuft'. Miss Bernice Head, 820 Angry Ave., Dear Bernice: There is no use to lose your tem- per. Find it and be the right angle of that eternal principle. Madame Sure'Nuff. Miss Ruth Hayward, 607 Triflers St., Dear Ruth: I told you so. You pretend that your head is where your heart ought to be, but I knew you would fall for the crooked line of that blond boy. Why come to me for advice? Madame Sure'Nuff. Mr. William Brady, IM Pessimistic Court, Dear William: No, Women are not faithless creatures, and you mus'nt be so cyni- cal. Why not pay some attention to the one who thinks you are so ro- mantic. Your present love is just leading you around for the admira- tion of her lady friends, anyway. Madame Sure'Nuff. - .. ..------ A--v-.-..-- .- E,-A-.17 .----..-A-. - .-,,, OYI' HI NDRliIJ'I'HIR'I'Y CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. MUSKOGEE I I-Iows THINGS, NOT MUCH ARE WE GOING ON IGUESS N01 BILL? JOE! TI-IAT VACATION wE I HAVENT A I I HAVE BEEN PLANN PENNY SAVE? X , ING ON ? ARE W S0333 A Wil 5'R17.LiTE5?3iww 'WF ' fl E mf W1 ' fl ffl 'I E ill ,Is v , f I .afiliix -'3 Q x U 535? l ZXQI A Xml I A I Q ' 44 l V E lx .l I I SAVE YOUR MONEY ATS The Oldest Bank In Oklahoma First National Bank of Muskogee Capital and Surplus 5625,000,00 l I THE CHIEYTAIN -- 6923 '-..---'-,.,1a-,1-:g4- b- --,V-. -- ..- VYVVV -----..A----. fv--..-----. - .KAN -.., L- -'- EW.: -'. LL . . 4, . . . ,- -v -- . ,,,,,, FT- .f. gjgl ,-, ,-, ,ff 2: vi 1.1: Egg , 5+ A STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING Time - Anytime Place - Anyplace Characters - Student Council Members BRANAN The Secretary will call the roll GORDON Branan BRANAN Here GORDON Gordon GORDON ccHere97 A , BRANAN Well, I guess we're all here CALHOUN I move we adjourn BOSTIC I second BRANAN I wonder how C. H. S. would get along without us? ' UH . U 'EI-2175 I-I i I-I 1-I Eff!-I '-125-i I-lei I-I 5 551-1 F1311-I I-I ' 'Q I-I . 2:7 -. ,, ONE HUNDRED THIRTYJ-W0 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. MUSKOGEE L , LA 1:csIcs'1' O1.mss'1' Islam' LAU N IJERERS'-cf LEAN ERS-HA'rTlc1es-LD Y lens Dorn-Clone Laundr AND DRY CLEANING CO. PHONE '7 QUAl.l'l'Y J. W. HILL, NIANAGER s14:m'u'lc BE GOOD T0 YOUR CLOTHES illiamsfljankee CLOTHING CO. 'UK Haute if Kzlppenhaincf Good Uollmr THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER I EATIfRES 1 AlNIUlfS Fl11 1'IEs. 'FROJAN WVEAVES. AND 'l'u:En TWIST BOSTONIAXNS fJXl 0RIJS S'l'I'I'l'SON AND RIALLURY HATS NIANHA'l l'AN Snllrrs AN11 WVILSON BROS. l l'RNIs11lNc:s. PALACE CIGAR FN MASON-ETTER N STORE CIGAR CO. 307 WV. BIRCJAIJWJKX' 314 WY B1zOAnwAx' Q 1 5 1 I NUNNALIANS CANDY L 1f'UW SYNTHIA sWEm's jk NVIIUl.l'ISAl.I'I IDIil'AR'l'MIiN'l' Phone 892 kj Phone 2181 5 f' ff UNI HI xnm n IHIRIX IHI RPI' THE CHIEFTAIN l92-ZS WHO'S WHAT NAME GENERAL DISCRIPTION Charlotte Moore .............. Attractive .,,.,, Doyle Haner ,................... Silent l.... Lesteree George ............ Winsome ..,,.. Kermit Gregory .............. lndescribable ........ mark Willcott ...,.,........,. Shy ,A.. 1 ,.,..r,,.... Juana Everly .,............,... Distinctive ......... Katherine Douglass ...... Plump .....,........,,. Lewis Lipscolm ....,,,,...... In bad shape ,.,..... Ella Baldwin ....... .. Bashful .,...,..,,., Faye Perkins ....,,,,..,,,...,. Willowy ,,,..,..., Robert Hayes ......,.........,. Mysterious ....,.... Arnold Hill ,,..,..... ,.,..,,, B lank ...,.,,...,,,., Eustace Hill ......., .,.,,,,, B lank ........ Elsie Ballinger ,,.,.......,,.. Studious ......... Ethel Detlor .,.............,.... Optomistic ......... Gladys Garland .............. Vivid .......,,.,,.,, Dorothy Ellis ........,. Intellectual ..,,,... Myers Hurt .....,,.. .. Sarcastic ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, , jack Ligon ...,.,,....,,,........ Long and Lean ,.,,,,,,, Margaret Mitcheal ........ Pretty ....,..,.........,.,, May King ........,,.....,........ Good natured ,,,,,,,,,, Doyle Perry ........ .,...... y ..............,..... Ralph Vandiver ..........,,,, N Dorothy Robison ,.,......... Texanna Eaker .......,........ .Short ....,..,..,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Answer to a Maiden's prayer .,.... il ,...,.,....,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,4,,,,, Clever ,...,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,.. Nucleus of a flapper .....,.,i ,,.,,,,. FAVORITE OCCUPATION Reading notes ifrom Billyj Adding up figures Please have your picture Reciting History Sleeping Rolling her eyes Doing nothing Escorting Blond girls Keeping still Thinking Carrying History books Whatever Eustace is doing Whatever Arnold is doing Making A's Smiling Skipping History class Studying Arguing Charming the Ladies Looking Serious ....,,..Giggling Leading yells Making up with Toting the Pigskin Gathering News Retouching her complexion UNI. HI NDRED THIRTX-,FOUR CENTRAL HIGH scHooL, Muexocss THE CHIEFTAIN V925 X!! -n . an gsE5fffEfwN ffiigm- gi BUTTER a ll!!- W. 1 CENTRAL HICJH SLHOO! ONE HUNDRED 'l'llllI'l'Y-l lVl' YHE CVIEFTAIN 19 J SENATE DEBATING SOCIETY Signifying-Solace Dumb Suckers. Origin - Unknown. Ambition in Life-Bump Forum Standing in Community--l-larmless Flower-White tfor purityj Motto- In all Kinds of Weather we're all Dumb Together. MEETING Meeting called to order, but nobody ordered. Brother Bishop proposes that every one pay his dues. tHisses and catcallsj Brother McCat'fery objects. Brother Orr asks permission touleave for date. Permission granted. Brother Lofton arrives. Fined half a buck by Chief Ed Alfred. Fine collected. Br ' f ' ' l. Brother McCaffery objects. Brother Troy ejected for laughing ggjuuvvn wisecrack. Brother Farris moves and Brother Montgomery seconds that meeting be adjourned. Brother McCaffery objects. Brother Weaver reprimanded for dropping to B in one subject, and Brother Cole commended for passing in one subject. Motion made that eats be provided. Motion passes. Refreshments passed. Brother Brown passes-out. Brother Catlett took the chair tback up stairsj. Meet- ing adjourned in order that society might assist in cranking Brother Tillman's car. .- .- .. .. .. .. ,..--- .. - . .. .'. .'. .'. .'. .'. .'. .'. . . .'. .'. .'. . ONE HUNDRPII, THIRTYISIX LENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. MWSKCGEE l I A y -fi I- 7-5 I M KQJIIHI'-11 1:91.11 'llH1m,l: IS ifumifs . 5 0 I No. 1-Equity Building No. 2-Main and Court l Latest Fiction Children's Books Text Books and School Supplies Largest Assortment of Magazines aI1d News in State THE DRUGRY 2l9 VVEST BROADWAY - PHONE 172 'IIHE STORI-: YOU WILL REMEMBIQR WITH PIIICASITIZPI Because it is Homelike and has a Pleasing Personality Old fashioned hospitality, the kind which makes you feel welcome, whether you have come to buy or to look-prevails at the Drugry. Regard the Drugry as YOUR STORE. Boen's Self Service Stores No. l-219 No. Second Street No. 2-l35:l37 So. Nlain Street No. 3--404:406:408 West Okmulgee No. 4-816 No. F Street No. 5-Broadway at Sixteenth PIAN os. x7lC'I'HUl.AS RA mu. KIiI.VIN ,vu II: THIS STORE ALWAYS HAS THE LATEST WORD IN SHEET MUSIC AND LATE RECORDS 1'0ll1 115' o. I-,amazon Musxooss SEIIVIQE ANI: CUNVENII-:NT 'l'IaIms NIU ' UNI III xnm Il IIIIIIII su THE CHIEFTAIN f 1928 GUNAIKE Signifying-Famous Women. f?j Founded - For no Reason Standing in Community-Unnoticed Flower - Sunflower Color-Black tfor sophisticationl Motto- We are Supported by our Living Friends. MEETING Meeting opens with Sister Catlett in chair. tOn the arm of itl. Sisters are all excited. Sister Brown had a date. Motion is passed prohibiting dates without a chaperon. Sister Cleveland selected to act as chaperon. Sister Ogden obiects. The Rousek Roughnecks arrive, escorted by Messers. Chatham and Hyden. Brother Chatham insists on joining conclave. Sister Fitzgerald suggests that dates be brought to meeting. Sister Dunn bursts into tears. Pat is so shy. Motion 'hastily with- drawn. Discovery made that Sister Weldon has a sack of peanuts. tNo casualties in rushl. Aggrieved sister demands that society pay for cost of refreshments, Sis- ter Sharum upholds affirmative of Why I prefer Brunettes tgentlemenlf' Sister Pitts takes negative. Debate becomes too personal and dear sisters withdraw. Sis- ter Pitzer bashfully makes motion that meeting be adjourned, as the sistern fight for possession of compact, comb, lipstick, and etc. v .'. .'. , .'. .'. .'. .'. .'. .'. ' .'. - .'. .'. W .. UNE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. MUSKOGEE ..1l.l.lsly . omuou 3 GASAND 3 1 uxcmc g g comm emi' Q9 Tos ist our schools in every way we can, is 21 part of our obligation to our city, our citizens and our children. it a privilege, and a pleasure to do our part in making the publication of this year book possible, through sub- scribing for this advertising space. Our response has always been prompt when Musko e ' g es schools have needed our help. upport and ass' We deem And ions which make for a better and a re g ater Muskogee can ever count on our wh l - o e hearted su all other institut' pport. Oklahoma G as 8: Electr' C ic ompan ASTERN DIVISION WM. H. CRUTCHER, Manager Personal Attention to Every Customer NT O M 3 F ni- HINIJIIPD mmm NINI :': E' 1-1 If V4 H If ozlxiz HUNDRED FORTY DELPHIC DEBATING Louise Ricketts: Harriet Stewart Geraldine Turly Gladys Garland: Lesteree George: Jewell Harley: THE CHIFFTAIN 1928 SOCIETY Who - Debaters What - Debating When - Always Where - Every where Why - ? ? ? ? ? REBUTTALS I move, Oh no, I mean I suggest. Well Girls, I'm Afraid it will be a Flop You'd be Surprised. I won't play. I'm sorry, I can't come? 9 Well, I don't think---. Dorothy Robison: I don't agree with you. Ruth Milligan: Hello, Honey. Sylvia Gremm: Gee, I just blushed. Oklahoma White: See ? Billye Baze: Huh? I just wandered. r' .'. .'. .'. J. ' .'. . CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. MUSKOGEE l THE ACORN STORE, INC. ALXVAYS DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE 21641:-4 WEST 0KMI'1.uIc11: AVE. MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA PHoNEs 6 and 32 Daily-Morton Laundry Co. 129: 131 South Third Street We Solicit Your Business - We Guarantee Our Work Muskogee Iron Works, Inc. DESIGNERS - FABRIUATIURS - EREC l'f5RS Structural Steel, Reinforcing Steel and Steel Windows FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS -- GALVANIZING PLANT Frankfort K Spaulding Blvd. Phones 976:977:978 THE Pmrros IN 'FHIS Boon YVIQRIQ: Mum BY The Qeorqe Pierson Studios 431 WEST BROADWAY One of the Largest Studios in the Southwest-Established 1906. Velox Kodak Finishing and Enlarging. Easel Stand and Wall Frames. Also Frames to Order. Special Rates To Students GEORGE A. PIERSON, Proprietor and Manager V 1 UNI Ill XDR! ll IOIIFXC THE CHIEFTAIN -1923 H-' -1' -- o--:vw -1:,oe:--,--.-- 7-..----A-.----. -e .- I , v ,...... ,YW - ,f - ,-- , . . ff- --- . -- Favorite Professor ......, Prettiest ................... Most Dignified ......... Favorite Study ......... Age ........,,.............. Height ...... Weight ..A......................... SENIOR STATISTIC S FIRST .........Hurst ,.....,..Hensley .........Stoutz .........None ft. 4 Inches ........ .l3O Favorite type of woman .......... .....,... F emale Favorite type of man ......, ......... M ale Most timid ...,.,,............. ......... P erdue Cutest ................ ......... D ouglass Most Popular .............. ......... L . Tillman Favorite Expression ....,.. Most intellectual ..... Yearly Expenses ...,...... .........Best not repeated ,........Disney ..i......'S999.99M Favorite Amusement ......... .....,... F ootball Most Modest ................ ......... X Veaver Sweetest ......... Grouchiest ...........,... Chief Amusement ...... Biggest Eaters ......... Lady Killers ...... .........Bostic .....,...Rhea .........Office Rousek .........Gotcher ,'-v- YYY- urf,L--,..i -:fur a-e .v .. --. - ..--- . - - . . A - . - : - ,L -,:, UNI' HI NDRED FOR'l'Y-TWVO CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. MUSKOGEE SECOND Burchard Canterbury F. Gibson None Flapper Sheik McCaffrey W. Clark R. Cleveland Easley H. Wright Schiefelbusch Cafeteria H. Gibson Troy YELHF IN 198 MAX DAVIDSON f3Kl.AHUMA'S I4ARGI'IS'l' DEPT. STORE YOUNG MENS IC a 'I C. R. ANTHONY CO. I Lf, I HER The Store With The CHECKERED FRONT 210 West Broadway 106 West Broadway Parisian Cleaning Works WE DO ACCORDION, BOX AND SIDE PLEATING WITH SERVICE THAT SERVES -' x QUALITY CLEANERS Phone 638 and 1081 318 Court Street Meet NIcEntee and Your Graduationg Son or Daughter Can Wear Diamonds. 'fa Use the good old McEntee dignified square J M . . I I deal divided payment plan. nlmorensuqyrtgy-slLx'LmxnE nraowwixv' AT'THIIlD SERVING YOU FOR THE TWENTY:THIRD YEAR CENTFAL If QC OUL ML OFFE UNI III Nlllllfll IUHIX III THE CWIEFTAIN IQZU PICTORIAL REVIEW MARY LAURA ANDERSON: Has literary ambitions. ls the author of a book entitled Silence is Golden or How to Win Your Man by Keeping Your Mouth Shut. She has several conquests but we doubt her ability to keep still. Y LOUISE BOUDINOT: Life history very similar to that of Helen of Troy. Is living evidence that any who are beautiful are not required to be dumb. Might be known as Heinz. She has 57 varieties in her line. ELIZABETH HOOKER: Secretly fond of all brunette boys. Wears earrings to keep her balance, but too much lipstick ruins her good looks. Is expected to enter the movies as an understudy to Colleen Moore. ROBERT ATKINS: One of these sweet young things that fond Mamas call Bobbie d-e-a-r. Maybe Katherine does too. Activities may be found listed in three volumes at library. ROBERT CHRISTY: Simply darling, but he's so shy. Isn't it a shame Mary Lea is too? Wrote an absolutely confidential letter to a beauty specialist, asking how to avoid blush- ing, but the remedy evidently doesn't work. PATTI F LAMM : ' Might be very appropriately called Aspasia. tLook it up if you don't know what it means.J Is afflicted with a violent emotion concerning annual editors, but from all reports, is not, nor never has been, in love. LUCIE LEE DUNN: Born engaged to somebody. Has been engaged periodically ever since. Present victim, Pat McCaffery. WARHAM PARKS: In love with Helen Joyce, poor fellow. Writes up all scandal for the Scout and was a professional heart breaker, but went bankrupt, owing to inability to hold down office. JAMES STEWART: Has been in love for three years. tWith same girl.J Enough said. ONE HUNDRED 1.-QKTy,FQl'R CHNTNAL HIGH SCHOOL. MIISKOGEE lt's 'Q Eas to become il Telephone Operator sf in There are no stiffformalities. ,lust drop in at the Central Office, at 1 I3 South Third street, any afternoon lvetween two and tive o'clock, and Miss Marguerite lVIcDer1nott, the Chief Oper- ator, will tell you all alvout this pleasant work, show you over the exchange and take your ap- plication, if you care to place it, in simple girl- to-girl fashion. Telephone operating is the ideal vocation for young Women. lt is interesting, dignified, clean, well paid, stimulating. 6592? 4506 SOUTHYVESTERN BELL Q is TELEPHONE CONIP.-XNY ZWW BELL Nl-has UNI Ill XIHHD l0IflN IIXI W T 3? ago. BU,-'IIILD 'ELU QL X .J ' xv I i M. VV bf f X ? ' 91 AM. DH. L. F. FLAMRAI The Old Reliable Second and Broadway Over First National Bank Phone 2336 DRESSES-COATS-H ATS Suits-Hose-Lingerie THE UNITED 103 North Second Street WE SAY ALL WITH VALUES FUR NISH THE HORIE VOM PL ETE me l'Il'Il'Ii lax' l'IEK'I'1 BY BASS' CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN Bed Room Suits Living Room Suits Rugs Linoleum Kitchen Ranges Floor Lamps T. O. BASS FURNI- TURE CO. Phone 142-387 Main at Broadway Graduate You should give your fcct Il trout to style fm' this event. Shoes for tllu 1llSL'l'llllll12ltlllQ' wmncu, zltlorrls quality, style Zlllfl value. Q L'l1Ctbllllltlllllillly g'll1ll'1llllCCll Sole-Klzltcf' Ilusicry g'll1ll'IlIltCt'll not to rip or tour. leiifgitie DRY GOODS - VLOTHING - SHOES H EADY-TO-TV EA H Fl r'r'rrDM lu ' it 1 1 IJlbL1lAlY I fr fs VOUP..rrop: I ' DIPARTMI 1 STORK ' Corner Second Street 6: Okmulgee Ave. Muskogee, Oklahoma UNI- Ill Xlllfl ll IURIX SIN F QUIK! '1 All' 2 CLAS SIFIED AD VERTI SING ANNOUNCEMENTS fPersonalsl ATTRACTIVE Young man admirable dis- position worth one Sebastian limit- ed . Matrimony desired. Phone 3752 between hours of 3:30 and 8:30. HANDSOME, Intellectual, congenial, and desirable gentleman will marry. In- terview Mr. Disney. IF YOU WANT A charming, pleasing sweetheart, write station R., Cleveland. QStampJ. RELIABLE Correspondence club, patron- ized by thousands seeking companion- ship. Free discriptions of those Imany wealthyj wishing marriage, mailed you in plain sealed envelope. Write Fran- ces Flamm, 1209 West Okmulgee, Mus- kogee, Okla. I HAD A Crush. I am now well. Lit- tle book worth its weight in gold, sent free. Lizzie Catlett. STRAYE D, LOST, FOU ND LOST In squabble, my gal. Finder please return to Knowles Montgomery and receive reward. FOUND-A smart, intelligent diplomatic young man, owner may have same by notifying Wanda Garrison and paying for this ad. SITUATION WANTED-Female, refin- ed, reliable young lady desires posi- tion as chaperon. No experience. Katie HLEESL .. SITUATIONS WANTED-Male. Will act as chauffer for any couple, tempor- ary or permanent. Myers Hurt. A FINANCIAL f tBusiness Opportunitiesj SEE us to acquire that superiority com- iplex7Gordon 81 Branan. in BUSINESS SERVICE HOW TO HAVE Naturally Curly Hair. Inquire about the product, used by fsadle Wolfe '1lUL an MAQCI V EAYf'EThaf sylbiawiiifigqre, an iinuf?-' , QQP.Pl5laYF . PeFl9.E- zz, C .. . PROF. McCAFFERY, I. O. U. and Prof. Gibson, C. O. D., will teach you how to increase your brain power 10070. Prospective students call at the city lar . GIRLS-If you desire to become popular overnight, take lessons from Mesdames Weldon and Momyer. Results guar- anteed. W Hu- A if wwf EMPLOYMENT QHelp Wanted - Femalej YOUNG LADY, to date. Particulars from Robert Christy. Experience un- necessary. M. C. Kloss. REWARD For my boy friend, lost on a steak fry. Phone 1213 and ask for Mary. LOST-A crush, one week old, by Eliza- beth Hooker-Finder may be the keep- er. ' HELP WANTED-Male ME WANTED-My intellectual equal. Mary F. Paul. K SOLICITORS, CANVASSERS, AGENTS MAKE S25 WEEKLY By persuading my teachers to give me good grades. Ref- herence required. See Othal Weaver. NO STRINGS TO THIS OFFER-Take care of my superflous admirers. Name your price. Absolutely confidential. . .HafDiLW- .. .- GUARANTEED Salary and commission, selling new lines. Enormous oppor- tunity. See Gerald Fitzgerald. AGENTS-S250 a month. Dates, fnot fruitj all colors. Complete line. Sixty patterns, newest styles. For advertising . Perdue, and oth- ers. Lawrence Squeaker. WANTED-A good cook. Apply in person' to Doyle Hamogrl W LADIES-Write for our paper in your spare time. Hard work, long hours and no pay. Atkins and Rhea. A HELP WANTED-Male GENTLEMEN-Write for our paper in your spare time. Hard work, long hoursfandwripayl Atkins and Rhea. WANTED - Ambitious, industrious white person to get my lessons. De- , Witt Sankey. :LT INSTRUCTION BE INDEPENDENT-Don't step on any one's toes. See Helen Louise ,I-oyce. in fwfm LEARN how to become popular over night. Jewel HatleyLwN YY W Q WE GUARANTEE to give satisfactory instructions on breaking dates and getting away with it. Boudinot 8: Orr. W WW W REAL Esrz-we E FOR RENT-Locker, number 1507. iilyliflii- . , DLz .LL SOUTHWEST CORNER of third floor. Bernice Head and Carl Pugh. UNI HI YDREII I 0Il I'Y-l'IIGlI'1' ,5'x.Tw.1l- Q-.IGN SQHCQCL Mugqqgggp 9-G ,Manufacturers of PRO-I-HR01S CONGRATULATIONS VELVBIT Heartiest Best Wishes to Each to Fur: IFE UIQKICAABI ther and Greater Success. N AM L-P Ice Cream Lo. ICSTABLISHED 1865 Geo. D. Hope- Lumber o. ., a .4 ,. IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA THE WARD WAY ITS UONVENIEN'I ' BUSSES IN ALL DIRECTIONS ON FREQUENT SCHEDULES Phone 527 Muskogee, Oklahoma 317 North 4th St. II IX A PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR THROUGH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ON A TYPE WRITER Ladees and Gentlemen: You are now entering the stately portals of Central High School. On the left you perceive the chief amusement place of the students, otherwise known as the of- fice. lt is something of a zoological museum, but as most of the specimens are not under glass cages, it is therefore best to keep at a safe distance. At the eastern end, the private office of the head of this organization, may be seen. A dark and bloody history best not revealed, is connected with it. The next sight that meets your astonished gaze, is the public mirror of the school. This is for the benefit of all interested in repairing complexions, adjusting coiffures, or of reflecting the disgraceful vanity possessed by the females connected with this institution. We now advance up the stairs which most people, particularly the agile ones, slide down, fthe bannisters of coursej and view exhibits of the work accomplished by the inmates, which are contained in a trophy case. A human ,skull occupies a prominent position in the ghastly collection. Turning, our eyes rest 'upon the god- dess of the chase, Diana, by name. But closer observation will reveal various other appelatives inscribed upon her form. Look sharp, and you will find the skillful arrow of Cupid connecting Lucie Lee and Pat. The principal point of interest on this floor, is the library, which is presided over by one desk sergeant who hurls innocent volumes of print at the inmates who per- sist in disobeying her instructions, which by the way are similar to this: Bob, hold your own hands, Ed, art studies are not fit for any library. Dispose of that maga- zine at once. tThis is only accomplished by a well directed ink bottle.l But lest further discussion of the frivolities of these pursuers of knowledge, weary the sight- seer, let us turn our attention to the various torture chambers all along the halls, which are conducted by discriminating teachers. Some students have entered these in previous years, and as yet have no expecta- tion of leaving. ln fact many remain in the same room year after year. This is due to the fact that they are unable to meet the necessary requirements which need not be related. ln the distance you hear terrifying screams and groans, but do not shrink in horror, for the authors of these inhuman sounds, are not being subjected to medieval tortures, but are merely doing their daily dozen on the musical scale. Many 'rise to shrieks, but others emit only moans. Still another awe-inspiring sight is the room down the hall to your left which is connected with science department. Herein the pupils, supervised by their instructor, specialize in hypnotizing flies. Extremely dangerous to all who presume to explore it, is the cooking room. lt is at this place that those supposedly trained in culinary arts, poison all courageous ones who dare to sample their products. It may be UNI' HI YDRED FIFTY '- ll This Space Compliments of . -1' Ill Ill Muskogeels Quality Store for Mother and the Girls IFE is a very clull ancl ill- directed theatre unless we have some interests in the piece: and to those who have neither art nor science. the world is a mere arrange- ment of colors, or a rough footway where they may very well break their shins. ROBERT LOLTIS STEYENSON BROADWAY .-XT FOURTH ONE III NUR! D llI'lX4 THE C'4'Ef7AIN ly ti mentioned that Jewell and Eloise itwo of the dear sisternl are taught the gentle art of preparing food like mother used to make, but nevertheless let us offer paryers for Othal and Buddy. Ladees and Gentlemen, we now proceed down this avenue Qof thoughtl until we arrive at the sight where aspiring geniuses learn to make something out of nothing. Something, or the results which they achieve, is called clothes, Our perusal of the fourth floor, which is gained by ascending the motionless elevator in this part of the building, is greatly enhanced by the artistic efforts of inmates in the art room. At times it will be necessary to inquire from the instructor, in order to ascertain just what some picture was painted to be, but she will not mind, having long ago grown accustomed to the vagaries of her charges. It may be difficult to decide whether a sun is setting or rising or a paintfactory exploding, but always let your judgment balance in favor of the ambitious artists. Some of the alumni, are Texas Willis, Ardine McDougal, and Dorothy Ogden, all of which have long ago reached the peak We unfortunately overlooked an attractive of their fame. Dumbells are exercised in an apartment further down. The principal games played are Hiump the rope and hopscotch, lagged through these childish pastimes, let us ters to the second floor. This is a method and students and the grease insures a speedy but since your interest has doubtless slide down the especially greased banis- of transportation used by both teachers arrival. statue on the fourth floor, around which an ancient legend is woven. The piece of sculpture is the figure of an Indian on his mount. So the sages have recounted the hands of the chief, which are out- stretched, were, due to a heavy frost, transferred to his pocket. This legend affords knowledge of the weather endured by Centralites, as well as displaying the brilliant imagination of some of our graduates. Having by this time safely slidden to our destination, I take great pleasure in showing you, Ladees and Gentlemen, the most wonderful wonder of all the wonders included in this house of knowledge-the editor- ial room of our weekly paper. Here is written everything that has happened, is happening, is going to happen, and ought to happen. tOnly a nickel, five cents.j It is published during the intervals of peace occasionally maintained between the editor and his assistant. On our way to other points of interest, we pass the auditorium, which is particu- larly noted for its restful chairs, enticing the occupant to painless slumber while 'the five minute speaker begins his preliminaries. We will now adiust our gas masks and tour the chemistry laboratory. The motto of this place is: What a Difference a Few Scents Make. We find the gentlemen pursuing knowledge of printing and woodturning, as well as the automobile mechanics, isolated in the basement. They work with so much electricity, that it is practically impossible to shock them. The only time they ever see the fairer sex, is in the cafeteria and since this is at lunch time, they are led to believe that all girls have hungry looks-consequently they keep away from women. Ladees and Gentlemen, you will observe that Mrs. Calloway's famous filling sta- tion is decorated with a no trespassing signg so once more pulling our weary feet up another flight of stairs, we are again at our starting point. If there is anything in the course of this educational trip that you do not understand, just write it out on a piece of paper and drop in that box labeled, Safety First. So I thank you for your kind attention and wish you pleasant memories. The end-li Sa. 4O!'.L, MMSHKTGEE HI Mmnn l4'll 'l'Y-TWO ' Ef T L 'HQ' ' WVHEN YOU BUY AUTOCRAT CORDS You Buy Blow:0ut and Stone- Bruise Protection 'FIR E SERVICE aff Q 3RkD 6: 4TH 6: Broadway Okmulgee Phone 76 Phone 660 INHAEJEMR ,rm -J fw ,I'u1.An BEAR COFFEE ANU t'.xNNIf:n Ilillllll I'1eo11U1 rs None Better at Any Price Produced and Distributed by Insurance and6Bonds Carefully Written Contracts in OIL LINE COMPANIES Insurance Is Our Business, Not A Side Line URI FFIN I H301 ' EHY 1yI011'FA'l l'.UUNQ'AN. VUMPANY N1c'H0Ls Ac:If:Nf1Y General Offices: Muskogee, Okla. Operating Ten Houses ll4 No. Fourth Phone 6100 THE YOUNG MAN'S SHUI' AIJVAYS SIIONVINU 'I'HI'I l.A'I'I'IS'I' IN l'L0'l'HING, FURNISHINGS. HATS AND VAPS 'I'Ill'I MICN'S S'l'Yl.l'I STOHIC Ulf' Ml'SKUliI'IIC 9 ' !5!5.1'15sfe1- f NIEN'S WEAR 308 West Broadway UNI III NIIIIIII Ill IX Ill 'IME iIulr16'TAIN I9 B NAME TOUCHDOWNS-Quarters Played Ruby 47,000 voltsl Cleveland ....... ......... A sk Mammag she knows ...... Texas Willis ......... .l........ ......... I n Cartoons ...... Elizabeth fLizziel Catlett ...i....., ......... I n a Ford Coupe ....... Katherine Momyer ..,........,........ When Awake ...,..,... Mary Constance QM. CJ Kloss ..... ......... W ith E. W. Cole ....... William fBillI Poole .........,...t.. ......... I n Cafeteria ..r..... Billey QNoseyJ Baze .......... Oh Deah! ........... jack Sebastian .,..,,,.,,,,,, With his limited ....................,. Vera CDuckyJ Deaton ........ Anywhere, anytime, anybody Grace Weldon ............... ......... W ith Lewis .A.---A4w- june Calhoun ........, Sunday Nights .............. Eloise Drake ........ Forrest Bishop .....s. Carlyle Moore ............................ Mary tBrown Eyesl Hancock ....... ......... Brazziel Davis ...................... Jess QI. O. U.J Robinson ........ Harley Ellis .......................... . Frances fSassyl Robinson .......... ....,.... On the football field ......... Eternally ...... With Isabell .r....... At dances ................ Away from Pauline ....... With Redheads ......... At Bachelor clubs ......... Windy days .....i...... ONF HIT1NDRlQlj FIF1-y,F01'R CENTRAL HECH SCHOOL, NIUSKOGEE THE CHIEFTAIN f-1925 I H KICKS After Dark .............. His Beguiling Grin ............ His Dimpled Chin.. Always ................ With her heels ....... 9 P. M. to 9 A. M... Good line ................ Um-m-um ..... Spark Plug .............. Those come hither Sweet disposition .... Fireside dates ......... eyes .... .........Anybody TACKLES FUMBLES ......ln any back seat......... ..........Mixed Dates ......Frequently Many ......Few ..........None f?J ......Carvel Orr...,.,.. .........Letting Monte go ....,,Rare Her dances ......Her temper......... .....With Elizabeth.......,...., ......All Freshman jel1ies ......Flat ......That go yonder attitude........... ......Skipping school......... ..........Double-dating .........'l'hem days in Texas ..........Her lisp With a crank .Chewing Wrigley's Dating steady .........Cradle-snatching Being engaged Being so sweet Quarreling Oh, yes ........................................ Buddies .... ........ That schoolgirl complexion ,... Good food ...,............. ........ Hard .,............ ........ D rug store shebas ............ Giddy gossip ........... ......... M ike and David ........ ......... Caveman attitude .......... ......... B ernice and Alene ....... None ...... Blah! ................ About nothing ......... .........Girls .........Blind dates viol1n......... I ' 1 - , . , - n Q- .. .. .. .- ln what she tackles Dating a brunette Making Marjorie behave Fickleness What? CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. MUSKOGEE ONE HUNDRED IIIFTY FIVE UNE HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX YME ,HIEfF'T9xl'-1 1 A SPRING STORM BY 'RUTH KOLLOCK The western sky was all aflame, Blushing with pride and not for shameg For the great sun had said goodnight, And brushing her cheek faded from sight Breezes that had played all day, Ventured to lands far awayg Because deep in their hearts they feared, That ill doom to this place neared. Trees were softly swinging to and fro, As they spread the news, ever so low, For these creatures that are made by God, Know all that happens on nature's sod. Hark! What was that low rumbling sound? T'was thunder which shook every moundg And as yellow streaks of lighning flashed, The first few drops of rain splashed. Then as if the sky were a river, Turned up side down like a quiverg Which holds the swift arrows for the bow, The rain came like a thundering foe. The storm chases away little fairies, But one little elf always tarriesg And secretes himself in some dark place, Then paints the sky like a golden vase. l t L il M45- QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING AT OLD SHOES REBUILT, THE NEW STATE SHOE SHOP NOT COBBLED MUSKOGEEHS BUSIEST SHOP 230 North Second Street Phone 3611 TOM CARUTHERS, PIIOPRIETOR BROADWVAY PA LA It ' E ORPHEUM YALE THE AMUSEMENT CENTERS OF MUSKOGEE HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE 752 2Cl '3W'IO 1l'1N'l'1'I S Q, U 1- 3 Q C ff,-vu I M 3,.on vw io V25 F151 5 15,23 G Im 131' 'T' '3:': 'z-N QCII 3 I-n mbmkg gf' H' gzzsfgggm Q U1 TE-egg 3 3 na N O -5' nf m .DAQ c' :'3S 2 . Q N 0 FF : 3 -I 2 gi QS ox r-I 5 'U 2 32? 5 -om 'Q 3 '53 m Q QQ E, '12 -52 O31 n To sf nr' o 2-I O air EE :DE mf Z OUZI.. Ig Pl'JU fUP1W Fil PJ I-xx A M I OIKLRLIYK Kmnugstl PWD HUNT RIPLEY T If 1 1 M. KLA VUL!! VA! INMGI Hill? Yl- wana ' 11n,mu NOVARTR Muskogee, Oklahoma LUMBER DEALER LUMBER Sc BUILDING MATERIALS UN I HIXIDIH-I IIPIX I-VIN I simian: STUDENT FINANCIEITS ASSOCIATION D1REc'roR's MEETING Purpose: To eliminate poverty, hunger, and what have you? Directors: Hoiby Branan, Bill Schindelman, Grouchy Rhea, Bob Atkins, and Nat Gordon. Place of Meeting: Chieftain and Scout office. Meeting brought to order by the five directors, succeeding which five directors take the floor. All speak simultaneously in oratorical and elefquent phrases: Treasurer Schindelman: Oi! Oi! I tink ve should all bay a leetle to the treasurer for keeping der pooksf' Director Branan: I obstrusively object, with vociferationsf' Director Rhea: I unanimously move we raise the interest to IOOCQ on loans. Director Branan: I 'most unctuously object with expostulationsf' Director Atkins: I move we subjugate the gross proboscis of one Harry Gibson for failing to submit a loan when due. Director Gordon: I second the motion and wish to add a certain jack Sebastian for committing the henious crime of not submitting interest when due. Director and Treasurer Schindelman: Oi moof ve confiscate collateral to the amoont oof seex bits from vun of der two. Director Branan: Motion overruled. Director Gordon: Director Branan, don't object so much. You're not in council 99 meeting now. A Director Atkins: I-leh! Heh! Director Rhea: Let's adjourn. All leave immediately. ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT , 15 N I le I 4 M I at ,rjq3tg,g,g Muskogee Plumbing 81 Heating Co. SERVICE 'I'HA'I' RIAKES FRIENDS ll! SOUTH I UUR'I'H PHONE 4043 f? Q11 ,. 9 :.1 'Q KINE Success Motor CO. , SALES AND SERVICE O24:630 WEST BROADWAY USED CAR DEPARTMENT 717-719 WEST BROADWAY Phones 3604 and 5968 Frlgldalre Sales ::fkiif,,,,,,:j in Kwai H nd CFVICS WX 624 WEST BROADWAY Qhilv modem iccman' WHMMHMM. .V 1 TELEPHONE 2810 antIflwicc.rfaJ0'0lWOXl' HIUSKUUEE. OKLAIIOMA YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST To make the home restful and inviting is to strenghten the home ties of both young and old with beautiful furniture. HARBOUR , . 9 Q PHONE BLDG. ' zs WHERE HOMES ARE FURNISHED COMPLETE UNI' lll Nlllilfll lll'lX N Eastern 0klahoma's Big Store Extends a Cordial Invitation to A to Visit Our Store at Any and All Times We carry at all times, com- plete lines of Ready-to-W'ear, lvlillinery, Draperies. Art Goods, Yard Goods, Trim- mings, Notions, Glassware, Lamps, Pictures and Novel- ties with free instructions in all lines of Art Needlework, Novelty Furniture, Painting and Home Decorations. We Are Glad to See You at Any Time. Calhoun DRY GCDGDS CQ IN I! XX As a river is largely limited by its sourceg so is a city's future progress greatly dependent upon its schools. The city of Muskogee congratu- lates the splendid school system. its superintendent, principals, teachers and earnest students. The Chieftain is an example of the school efficiency and patriotism and the city is proud to appear on this page as a part of this year's volume. The City of Muskogee OVI' H NIR WADDELL GROCERY 315 NORTH --O STREET PHONE 69l:692 STUDENTS WV ELC OM E W .X THERE Irs ONLY ONE ,tif f-'Uv 3 Zan? IN ALL POPULAR FLAVORS ,V ft NEHI BUTTLING CO. A 1 Hifi 304 East Broadway Phone 793 .DON l' SAY BREAD, SAY FENTON'S DELIVERED TWICE DAILY AT YOUR GROCERY FE TO 'S BAKERY BREEDINGS PHARMACY VARSITY SHOP OF CENTRAL HIGH CCOME OVERJ We are general headquarters for all supplies needed in Central or any other school. Drugs, Sundries, Toilet Articles, and up-to-date Soda Fountain, and all that goes with it. Kodak finishings in this book were made in our Kodak Department. Meet your friends here. Use our telephone. Lick our stamps. Drink our ice water and take advantage of our worlds Of hospitality. Just Across the Street from Central High YI UNI III NDHI D olX'lX 'INO Y A. HALVERSON CO. ATHLETIC SUPPLIES aoz WEST OKMULGEE MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA J. H. SHOIISE B. SHOUSE THE STORE Ol l'Ol'R'l'l'ISY ' I oRv-ooops- - V SHOES - READY ro wma ' WHERE EVERY DIME IS A BABY DOLLAR READY-TO-WE AR SHOES DRY GOODS MEN'S FURNISHINGS 105 NORTH SECOND PHONE 1388 HOl'sHwAm-:s BAEI-1l4:'l's IJISHES Bum f'AliES I'OR'r.usl,l-: PHONOUIMI-Hs A-C' DAYTON RADIO S'l'l'IINI'l'E f:l,l'IC'I'RIl,' RADIO Webb Hardware 81 Radio Shop Ll Ill X i The newest and most modern of light weight typewriters. Sixty-dollars includes the case. ' Payments if you like. ' BOWMAN STATIONERS FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES 'IYPEWRITERS 218 North Third Muskogee, Okla. Printing - Office Supplies - Typewriters COMPLIMENTS OF May Broth: rs New Phoenix CLOTHING CO. ACQHENOUR-RYGEI. Co. .Ir:wrc1.ERs SAND O1P'r1uIANs EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GIRUEN WATCHES 212 West Broadway Muskogee, Oklahoma Mobbs-MCCart Drug Co. IJRICSCRIPTION SPEuIA1.Is'rs WEST BROADWAY AT FIFTH Free Delivery Phone No. 758 l lll XDHFIJ SIXIX l'0II he Glitizenz atinnal Bank -'THE BANK OF FRIENDLY sERv1c'E YOUR ACCOUNT SOLICITED It is lliglily iiupurtzlut that ull, in uniucctiuu with 1'cg1il:1r cur- riculum, lac cmluczltcal in thrift. Systematic saving' will IlCl'l1l11l'llZltC :ui Illlltlllllt llll' licyuml yuui' lunrlest hopes. 'lllicrc is uw lwcttci' plane- tu lmcgiu such :1 szlviwfs ZlL'L'H1llll than inf- 'T Dba Commercial national Bank lll USKfJfiiEE. fJK'LAI'IfJllIA INI- IHNIIHI IXI X Standard .lewelr Company Broadway at Main Official Railroad Watch DIAMONDS, VVATCHES Ilaipliitofs SILVERWAARE Expert Watch and Frisco and K. O. 8: G. R. R. BAGS BREA KFA ST DELUXE HTHE SHOP AHEADH Q ' OFFPEE VAC SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY UUM PACKED Walk:Over Boot Shop A Muskogee Product Q Muskogee Wholesale Grocer Co' BRECHEI E S DISTRIBUTORS 213:15 VVest Broadway Your Flowers Are Grown By A Graduate Of Central High lF YOU BUY THEM AT THE Bebb Floral Compan 412 West Formerly Muskogee Carnation Company Broadway Phone 1754 HOME GROWN FLOWERS LAST LONGER ONE 1ll'NlDR1ll SIXIX SIX lil' Thanks to Jciverfisers The Staff wishes to offer its sin- cere thanks to the merchants whose patronage has macle this loook possible. We sincerely hope that the students will do their loest to patronize these most generous citizens for their help in publishing this book. THE STAFF. A I I O v - D .. 'M 'IAWQ vl'v' .FY. ' ' ' ' o ' - ' 3 ' - 0 A F . Q ' . O ' - DE-. ' Q . ' 45, 'Q A 0 Q 9 I , 1 I. . 0 0 S . O I .' . , ' ' O f O . . Y i 1 . . , . . ' , 'ff ol O 0- ' 'f ' ' - b ' 1 ' W, ' V r A , X . Q . 0 U 'I . ' -' 0 - Q 2 , , ' ' ' X O .f ul . . , ?.Q A ' .' . 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