Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1935 volume:

'We CHIEFTAI 1 9 5 Lee Barton, Lawrence Purdin, Editors George Gibson, Business Manager A 'Scoutl Supplement . . an endeavor of the Sen- ior Class and the 'Scout' staff to perpetuate a tradition Volume Twenty Published by the Senior Class of Central High School Muskogee, Oklahoma . . foreword . . This book has been compiled in the hope that it Will bring you pleasant memories of your school days . . . to show the traditions, Customs, and aetivi- ities of the students of Central High School. If these things are done, its purpose Will be more than fulfilled. . . Dedication . . To the faculty, to the students, to the activities, and to all the traditions of Central High, this Volume is dedicated. C. P. Gotwals Arthur Catlett Board of Education W. H. Cunningham John Porter J. R. HOLMES Szlperinfendozzt of Muskogee City Schools To the Members of the Class of 1935: A great American once said, I am not bound to win, but I am bound to be true, I am not bound to succeed, but I am bound to live up to the light I have. In the contests in which you have engaged in school, from the daily classroom activities to the all-school affairs, we hope that you have found it necessary to be true. In the contests of life outside the school may you live up to the light you have. The school has endeavored to kindle in you the fires of scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service, which may serve as torches throughout life. May they glow as candles set on a hill. With you go our sincere wishes for contin- ued success. Sincerely, J. R. Holmaf 6 L. M. SPEAKER Principal of Central High School To the Members of Our School Community: May I express the hope that, out of our ex- perience in living and working together in our school, there will come to each one of us those characteristics which will help us to contribute toward making ours a better and happier world in which to live. Build today, then, strong and sure, With a firm and ample base, And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. Sincerely yours, L. M. Sflmker FACULTY Back Row-Miss Walker, Miss Ferguson, Miss Hunter, Mr. Illarston, Miss Bonnell, Miss Hunter, Mr. lVorley, Mr livan, .Miss Evatt, Mrs. Moore, Miss Miller, Mr. Mullen. son, Miss Winifred Weaver, Miss Wisdom, Mrs. McMurray Mr. Burchard, Miss Mary White, Mr. Smith, Mr. Paden, Miss Mr. Speaker, Miss Edith, Curtis, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Downen Pfrimmer. First Row-Miss Gregory, Miss V. Weaver, Miss White, ZVIiss Robison, Miss Thain, Mr. Cortright. Rachel Bales, A. B., M. A. Friends University Columbia University Home Economics, Mathe- matics D. L. Barrick, A. B., M. S. University of Oklahoma Mathematics Elizabeth Bonnell, A.B., M.A. Randolf Macon Columbia University English Kenneth R. Burchard, A. B. William Jewell College Printing Corinne Chesnutt, B. F. A. University of Oklahoma Art Pearl Reid Cook, A. B. University of Texas University of Oklahoma French and English R. J. Cortright Hillsdale College Director of Athletics Eva Curtis, A. B. University of Missouri English Edith Curtiss, A. B. University of Missouri English. J . N. Downen Oklahoma A Sz M College Mechanical Drawing Hassie Evatt, A. B. University of Oklahoma Mathematics Nana Ferguson, B. S. Missouri State Teacher's College History Kate Frank, B. S., M. A. University of Missouri Commercial Mrs. O. T. Gilbertson Typewriting, Stenography.. Parthenia Gregory, A. B., M. A. University of Oklahoma, University of Chicago History, Head of Dept. Gloria Gulager, B. S. Northwestern College English Ethel Henson, B. S. Oklahoma A. Ki M. College Clothing Lutie Mae Hoffman, B. S. University of Oklahoma English J. T. Huckstep Oklahoma A. Ka M. College Metal Work, Machine Shop Mary Hufaker, A. B. University of Oklahoma English, Mathematics Anne Hunter, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College History Emily Hunter, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College History Clyrene Jamell, A. B., M. A. University of Illinois Science Charlotte Kennedy, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College English and Journalism Goldie Lemon, A. B., M. A. University of Kansas English, Vocations Elizabeth Little, A. B., M. A. Columbia Universitv University of Kansas Home Economics, Head of Department George T. McKinney, B. S. University of Oklahoma Chemistry, General Science Paul Marston, B. S. Northeastern State Teach- ers College Science W. V. Martin, B. S. University of Chicago Commercial, Auditor Bonna Miller, A. B., B. S. University of Missouri Latin, Head of Foreign- Language Department Mrs. T. H. Moore, A. B. University of Oklahoma History Miss Gilbertson, Miss Akley, Mr. Barrick, Miss Sherman, .Needham. Fifth Row-Miss Chesnutt, hir. Martin, Mr. Sul- Fourth Row-Miss Curtis, .Miss Way, Mr. Roberts, Hen- ,Miss Bales, Miss Huffaker. Third Row-Miss B. V. White, Frank. Mr. W'atson, Miss Little. Mr. Wertz. Second Row- ,Mr. Willliams, Miss Lemon, Miss Huff, Mr. Huckstep, Mrs. Gulager, .Miss Hoffman, Miss Kennedy, Cook, Miss V. H. Mullen, B. S. University of Illinois Gymnastics Jay Needham, A. B., M. A. University of Oklahoma Columbia University History and Government Henry Aubrey Paden, A. B. University of Oklahoma Spanish Carl E. Paul, B. S. Bradley Polytechnic Insti- tute Industrial, Head of Dept. M. A. Roberts, B. S. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College Woodwork Maurine Robison, A. A., B. S. Christian College Northwestern University Music Della Sherman, A. B. East Central College Mathematics Gordon Smith, B. S. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College Woodwork L. F. Stewart Southwestern University Business Training, Spelling and W'riting J. E. Sullivan, A. B. University of Indiana Algebra, Geometry, Head of Mathematics Dept. Adelaide Thain, B. S. Oklahoma A. Ki M. College Physical Education M. C. Watson, M. A. University of Missouri Chemistry, Head of Science Department Mary Clyde Walker, B. S. Northeastern Texas State Teachers' College English Faith Way, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College Mathematics, English. Velma Weaver, B. S. Oklahoma A. Ka M. College Commercial Winifred Weaver, A. B. Friends University Home Economics B. L. Wertz, B. S., M. B. A. Northwestern University Economics, Sociology, Law Buena Vista White, B. L. University of Chicago Music and Geography Mary White, B. A. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College History and English Naomi White, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College English, Latin G. C. Williams B. S. in C. E., B. S. Cornell College Physics and Mathematics Marie Wisdom, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College History, English L. E. VVorley, A. B. Shurtleff College Geography, General Science Frances McMurray, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College History, Mathematics Bessie M. Huff, A. B., M. A. Columbia University University of Kansas Vice-Principal, Dean of Junior College, Head of English Department Ray Rayford Supervisor of Art Thelma Peters Supervisor of Music Mrs. Albert Jenkins Librarian Helen Akley Registrar Verbia R. Pfrimmer Secretary Catherine Cave Medical Assistant Mrs. G. C. Parker Cafeteria Manager la... ' 1 SCHOOL STARTS A K School Opens Wfith a Cwnsh xx Aml Il Bang ty l A --ff , I X lf 'l N r September 3 :sm A' 4 An' 4 4 41 September 1-Fifty hopefuls, including nine lettermen, who looked more like nudists ,ff Q , than football players, turned out for the ' Rougher's first few practice sessions, wear- . Q ing shorts. After three weeks of practice, the f' Q i: , N A' I . , i..4 veteran line and green backfield showed that 1: Lv the Roughers would be another strong eleven for the tough schedule ahead of them. Mon. Sept. 10-School opens with a crash and a bang. Colored Notebooks Mako cm Appearance Tuesday, Sept. 11-Everyone missing everyone else. School all day-what labor! Cafeteria opens today. Wed., Sept. 12-Lunch passes not in use. Francis Cohenour takes opportunity to eat out. No Lunch. Passes Everyone Eats Out Thursday, Sept. 13-All the clubs hold first meetings of the year-black balling systems Well underway. 4 7B's Look More like Humrms Less like Frightenocl Sheep .',,.,.. VT... '---....rw.3,.- - qupllvlllul B Ull'l3 W vwwnvw was am' 4 -,vw -nv-vw . 5 n, Lorlne Alle ,! D:d.on MMV Dxl.cn, Agnes Dod 0 , Hughx, Marg llobh., Emma Jun Th upsnn. Opal Turner Audra Lee Mart' . Hell Merchant Opal Meyer. Elizabeth A , Bvrr' A,h l ' ' - ' rg 5 e y. D rl Minnie Ed ardl, Ra h-l Edwards, Hun ph -fs. G Idie Jaflgon, Mercedes -' 4139 Atkinson Filfeu K L' k' ' 4. gie Eleopoulus Hel HI: ti Olhv Ja nsvmn S bil Bank J i e Rarxmrd Marv 4 B an rpm Ia line Ferguson M r In N La Jcrd rl Do th hells Mn x beth Barth L J qunlxe Bm Char guanine Fxnefieid D is bxicks Jxlml I-. llv Reba lung Ann lx xnger Dor ine Bmwm J na B n n K alv 1 Mary Franc s to 1 Inez, Ryan. pk, a Mu qdm, ack H023 YH'-k BWYWF Vlrsmux K my ffoili M rn Gregory Do thy M I M X S re Iwi we Q e as at en .mar Louise lla Wa PR ne 6 8 arg .Iam W ni nh: anvHend k H nv 9 ' D' f lx A Xl C 5 rom ml Kathryn D Ju nlra Yannxe Mac ihbdon Ho me Puls xi Nu r uuil Turn -y, Jessie Wallace: Juanita Wulf la e Kath rx White Ruby Williams lfl se Wmford Juanita Wisdom X ir gr xx Woodxvari Ora Lee VS ok, Lefun VN ley Rose Mara In Grnne I-A a Lassie hggze Lee R gna Iilchlytvr Maxtha Mei al Maxine Mz-M lien Martha Mala 0 P-:ter Mmkham C rleen Mann, W gima Rosalyn Mill r Dorothy Moore Irlette My ww Marr Us Newell Fisxabath LN Wilma Q'Brvam Marffella Pxgg Marv Puts Woenettn Paine nt Mary P nder Jearsetle Poole Joan e Imle Dorothy Provmce Ora M e Rams Xena R av Aiwa Reese Jrmell Roger 'lhsrelp Bogen Wilma Jean Rumme and N ll: Piemenk in u e u 1 s , i xr v -x sz n ur v 1 in' or , I in 1 , 1: 3 . , . 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' eww. 14 1 W ' ' , rf 1 5 -Q A: In t-, L X' 9 summers, Mmm - , fa i 'I ' ' f 1 ' , 'fr Q l , l N ' N 4 4 ' 4 ' ' 4 D riday, Sept. 14-Many gi ads retuinlng to Jun- Monday, Septembei 17-The lowei classes look ior College. Rather nice for Isabel Hutchinson. less like frightened sheep talking about his summer adventures. Wednesday, September 19-Roughers Dffffy Duke Ulcrrfvrl Junior High Presi- dent ing hard for Hrst clash Friday night. Mr. Holmes and the band are featured in first assemblies. Delphic gets Forum Scholastic Cup again Tuesday, September 18--Bobby Clement still and more like humans practic- SS Thursday, September 20-Colored notebooks are becoming more plentiful as Well as more ar- tistically C?J decorated. Janet Potter, Kathryn Lathim, and Mary Ellen Walker have new ones. Soplzmnorc Officers l September 21---The Green and White defeated the Still- well Pirates, 14 to 0, at the Athletic Park, to start one of the most successful football seasons in the history of the school. The Roughers easily outplayed the Stillwell eleven, but missed several scoring chances because of fumbles. Captain Bural Etheridge, guard, and Charles Breece, end, were the outstanding men in the line, while the entire backiield showed up exceeding- ly Well. Philas Jones speaks in spe- sial assembly. Monday, September 24-There is, by this time, quite an accumulation and variety of gum under Dan Smartt's desks. t Tuesday, Sept. 25-Mary Nichol- FDM Scout S1f 8U '7I t son loses fountain pen. Afraid to go S mlm. 'mu Edison, Dall- si-mf, Nlfhw Elkridze, Wayne Evans, Fred ophomoro 'Walter slnnes, Paul Jones. Winfnrd Flushe. Bob Forresinr, Lee Fawlergl Harvey King, Lee lamb, Brooks Clyde Frisby. J, D. swim, Leroy Gcnrlell, 0. B. Grey, Baal Grilhth, Levi Gritis. Hcrmxn Hare, Chapman Hal- e rw i I D Lou, Billy Karnage. Thomas Harper, f' , 'MS - A- Aim um-011, xavzn Harm, mur- Bwkm' mmm' R l 'm' CBC if-'G Ht1'din.Thoma.s Hatler,T, J. mr. hart, Beuxy Herrin, Bobby Haan, Floyd Hines. William Holt, Clifion Hughes, Phillip Hughes, Paul Hyatt, .Lea Adamson, Sherman Alcorn, Paul Anderson, Bobby Askew, George Blfblh Did! 358105, Jack Beck, .lnhn Bernard. Bobby Enya, James Boylan, Eugene Bradley, Lloyd Briggs, Willis 315888, Lloyd Bmaddux, Robert Bmnddus,Artlurr Brown. Fred Brown, Lloyd Brown. G! B fmera, Everett Langston, Howard A Eugene Rue, Willie Ln Rue, Dem Lawaon bor L1-vc' Lila. McCall Culley, lskner, Kenneth lim Mmm, Da Baile Mo . nl, Bonnet Troy Cloud, Richard Godman. Elmore Con- nor, Pm! Cundixf, Gerald Davidson, Paul Davis, Wallace Ileelmr, Wesq Dillon. Hugh Dial, S. J. Dixson, Gem E nm 1 vm Ramsey Dc Skinner, Junior Officers-II'r'rf Hvmlcrsooz Mabel Louise' Hurgroifcf, Don, Kirk, ZVla'ry Lou Fuller, Joe Tcaff. 1 home. Betty Duke was elected junior high president. Wednesday, September 26-Scout staff chosen for semester. Kris Kour- tis, Lee Barton, and David Reece are editors. Bobby Askew elected presi- dent of the sophomore class, C. A. 'H3'l'f83'l, Cecil Gtly Osburn, Les Richard Smith ard, Thayer, hompson, Elmer Vvrjul Turner, Earl Pogue, mavan Leslie Douglas rt Pa Robe rkar Worley, J ,A if ' -ar V r 'W A JN-SXQ, 5 Huff U QAM , - -fe all ..:,., we '-S Jzmior Officersglhrt Henderson, M11rgm'1'1'fv Johwsml, Joe Tmff, Mary Lou Fuller, Don Kirk, Mabel Louisrf Hrrrgrolvz i 'V Jljlllljl lJlJfJ 'T' 'T 'i Bill Addlmrbon, Frances Armstrong. Troy Arrinzwn. lim Askew. .lark Bak- er, Albert Ballou, Lyman Beard, Don Benrdsworth. Floyd Bishop, Jack Bou- lineau, Byron Bmyrl, Herben Briden' thnl, Bower Bronddus, lirlwaml Brooks, Eugene Bvoxvn, Jim Brown, Elbert Carson, Durwmrl Casey. Charles Cherry, Elbert Clarita, C. W. Clymamz Ju, Marion Cohenour, Rumtt Gale. Stuart Cole, Scanum Capri, Terrell Covington, J0hrx D. Crane, Rirhurnl Crunk, Richard Cummings, Artliur Curl, Benton lluwslm. Albert Day, Howard Decker, .luck Dennis. .lofi Duran, llllwunl East, 'Pom Edisnn, Q E241 Edxnondscm. Frank Erlwurrla, Hnr- rie rllrml, Elmer Finley, lsnaf' l l1xlxer- ly, Sigma PM-en, izuymumx Form, Dre Foster, Muse Fryr. John Caddy, rtlenrge Garrett, Duvld L. Ge-urge, E. G. Uimrxcvre, Rolla Grzuly. Billy Greer, Hamby lirillin. Lacy Grimes, Earl Grimm, Douglas Guin, Churlc-:4 Hall, Kenm-Lh Hall. lrfmxs Hamilton, Phil l ,llal'Llin53, llqn Harper, Roy Hall. Jovi llarrls, .Fl'n1lk llarrlzwn, Rviljsh Hate' lay, Frank Hickvnkvrnper, Bu-rl llen-l dernon, Billy Hill, Billy llill, .lambs Hill, Jack Him-ws, .lack Hobbw. Thur- man Hull. Kenm-th lhrig, Bob Jurk- aon. Me-mm Jeanes, L. 0. Juanes, Paul Junes, Harry Jergens. John Kueler, 'Pom Kennedy. Billy Kent, Rol:-ore Ker- sey, Ed Klee, Barker Kilgmfe, Junior Keeps. Dun Kirk, Harold lm Gi-one, If:-ml Lamzston, .luck Lasts-r. .lm-lr Le Mafibvrs. Richard Linrnln, Hoyt Mr- Axxaliy, Xvnrxsftlx McCoy, Billy MQCHIV Kelli, Edward Mchrlann, Wrmlsxce Mc- Nanwi-, Gordon lllsiwh, Viryril Matth- ew. :mph mmap, Arm Mwk. Fin. l ey Montgomery, Kenneth Moore, Girl Mnxley, Virgil Mm. Robvrt Neaih- ery, lf. A. Overscreet., Guy Page. Jun- ior Vuntel. Elmer Parks, Howe-ll Parks, Waller Parks, Walter Pear- mn, James Pr-ck, M. lr. Penn, Elmer Peivrniaxi, Jack Pierce, llill Pool, Ninn' md Pi-4-stun, Raymond Pr:-swn. James Pmpp, Jimmie Reid, Hnmptnn Rice, Burks Robbins. Lee llyser, Rivhard' Falilvnrlf-r, Ellwunl Sallve, Nnshy 'Saxnpsmr .luck Sw-ley, Jack Shacknl- fm-ll, Arch Shi-vas, Jxnye Shelton, E. P.. lseamxl, Bm ssmplfm, Jon sangiemry,, Earl Smith, Howell Smith, Lowell Smith, Roach Smith, Walter Smith- Glr-ri Snyder, Sam Spams, Alan Stan- ezr, Claude Stewart., Russell Stilzer. Phillip Stolpher, Archie- Swanson. Frm Taylor, Thomas Taylor, .rw Teaff. Jessie Thomas, Jere Thomas. lnster Torbctt. Alvin Ulmer. Richard ,Undervwocl, Rvbert Vandergriff, James. Wallace, Lay Weber, James White, Donald Winn. Junior Withers, Here man Witt, Troy Woodard, Lloyd Woole oy, LeRoy Wright, Curl Wright. Helen Alberty, Caroline Ambriater, Jlhcth Axxlerson, Fa Fvelwx Anlh ' ces Darrow. Nancy Jane Davies, Lian: Mmm Davis, liluxine Dvavers, Betty IQ Umor Girls ilvrherl. Marie Hihson, Arm Hill, Dale, Meacham, Pborbe Mc-sxnrr, Billye Simpson, Rush y , D . Hill, Iiiilie Hill, Dellura Hell. Irenelhiiclxal, Lorraine Miller, Marion Mil-Qliildred Solberg, Sybll Ruth ix, Daphne Baldwin. Rent:-ive Beam, Dxmnelly, ilonnismlmn llurlium, Mary' Hass, Maxine Hmpc-rn Nvtlic Huntcigller, Doris Moore, Maurine 'Moore.iSpvars. Naflmn Stewart, Lucille Dorothy Bum, Louise Beard, Lois Jane Dyer, Mnrgsxrvt Eisvnfqehnwkltf Ruby Micksnn, Shirley Jackson, Kelis Phyllis Maman, Nina Mmxngvr, Kath- Strohink, Patricia Sullivan, Anne Beers, June Be:-ryhill, Larm- Bevel-f,Helen Ellie, Dorothy Farthimz, Nona. lub Jolie, Hula Johnson, Fern John- ryn Murphy, -L'Ceru1 Nagle, Wilnmlswan, Iigtgy Svpnri, Ven Taylor nge, Verniw Bwvragv, Ruby Bily1:e,ll nusl, Margaret Foltz, Grace Frenclnfson, Marg-uxzrite Julinson, Dux-otby Wkryafh Vimlflia Paul, Lorrainei Pauline fl-wrm -0 ll .nm In . mommy Blackledgae, owns nm. zzslnmmy idfims1,csf-mga., Fullxzr, nm- g xenon, Aim amy, 1-:mol xmmoy, wmv, mzumn-,1 vegg, Billye Pender-i , ' P 'm' gina Bonlcelll, Betty Bowler, Be-'garem Fuller, Mary Lou Fulk-r. HxxYlwfKutl1erinc King, Florence Krf-ps, grass. Susie Pilkington, Flmnx-vs llobgmme Trammell' Alfa Rum Tnnh nu-ice Boyd, 'Fhelmra Boyd, Ni-valve Funk, Mildred Gem-ge. Virginia Cond, Norman Kyser, Virginia Lsmptfon, ter, Mary Pruitt, Anno Mme Pruitt,5MU'5e US4'l1'mf Villiflii VBYUM M331 Srewer, Je-anetfe Briggn, Margaret? Mnrtlm Gorman, Mary Gorman.D01'o- Margnret Layman, Zella Love, Doro- Mary llagsulala, Katherine Rashawf Veal, Alein Walker, Thelma Walker. Bruaddua. Elizabeth Brown, Leia Mae, ghy Gorsvlinc, Sybil Gorton, lmng-cnc thy Loving. Carolyn buff, llor-otlzylVirpzinari Ray, Bcity Raymond, Mary Mable Ward' Ruth vvawrl Eummi. Brown, Darlene Bryant, Beiiy Bualz. Graham. Maggie Graham, Bonita Lukens, Gladys Lykina, Grace Mc:vElla Read,Mary Richrxrd,YvnnncI!ohf white ua white R wx Aim- Blom. mmm 1:1-fm, Agnes Gitaszmnler. ziimm-in camo, mms cfm. inure? Mcbougali. Artilee MQ, enum, Joy Rwdcffrs. Rviina Rush, . ' ' ry ' ,, S'mm' chasm, Joy Chilwat. Helen cum. Grow-r,JnyxwGriffith,F'lurencs-Gullx- mmm, clmifnfm mfointy, Noxinie my saw, umm swim, ummm. mS - M K e' Wllm- Fl0 M some sue mlm, Lis.-june cmum, 1-se, nxnfgmft inns, Ruth: Hall. mme nifmili. Fmmw ummm, we ialiihgsnndm-5, .rimnim smggzm, Jackie WU-Xiwk Elaine Woolf. Edythn Vivian Cook, Ir:-ne Cmimnt, Fran' Louise Hai-gi-om, ll:-len lluyw-. Hselesnlews, Charlotte Maytubby, llcelenlSeawel, Marietta Shoemake, Marie Wright, Ruth Wright, Ann Wyngate. .,f'T'1f'f:: A , Overstreet, vice-president, Vernice Beverage, councilman. Thursday, Sept. 27-Joe Teaff elec- ted junior class president, Mary Lou Fuller, vice-president, Donald Kirk and Mable Louise Hargrove, council- men. Friday, Sept. 28-David Reece re- ceives presidency of the senior class, Bertha von Unworth is vice-presi- ' Y' S , B 1 Q 5 v ,Q 1 ln 2 il' f sf 'Q ' , i -fa AMF' if ' 2 Lyn-f W' P23 my 4 ' .. . 'Y f . 7 1 ,J s mf f li W2 F fij ,.,,, 2,2 ...,, , .. ,.,, 4 it fl? M Q, ' ng R 0 ' ,R 32 X. .Q 4 ,G dent, James Barton, Jo Kroh, and David Linebaugh are councilmen Fayetteville Bulldogs sure watched our dust. Score 12-0, here. Did Cen tral ever have such a team? Entre Nous, Delphic, and Gunaike enter tained at Arrow Cafeteria. Saturday, September 29-Delph1c give tea at Mildred King's. Forum gives Weiner roast on Braggs Moun tain. Charles Brcccc FAIR o C ,.,.. -,,:.,,. ,,.' 5 i I N M It 'AAQ A' i ::.: :::. Q ,,,,: 1 '1': ' ir' I A l .ll 1., 1' I Z L., , . .,,,,,.. , s.,,,,, 'QQ ,,.. L am , .., . 'iz ' 2:'I 5:f5ESE2:as:a:ss:r , U U Q . ' ,l7:i, 1 ' Band begins 7llCL7'Chfi7'Lg 115 ofll, uf .A V - I 1 IQ . X lf '4 O CIO bf? I' X xw H QQ ' A 'Ui 1' ., Monday, October 1-Hurray! Kid's day Q Q .:.: 1. 44.4, at the fair. Half days of school this week. . 4 4 ' ' ' 4 4 4 Q alternates elected. Band begins practice A . I - ,, , ' fq Tuesday October 2-Representatives and C for marching. season , -ll r x 'nut' Thursday, October 4-First Scout comes AU 54. ON outg reporters are convalescing. .iv 1 'Q h Friday, October 5-Coach Art Fvleak 1' .1 I 0 - ., Q 5' Q Q , NG' brought his Sapulpa Chieftains to Musko- , , gee to tangle with Coach Cortright's boys ' Q Q -Vg in the Roughers first conference game. ' 1 4- 'L,. QSX6 Monday, October 8-Sue Ann Lambert . Qsixtax remembering the half days of school we . 01 'A' had last Week. The equipment for the new gs. . I Q! engraving plant arrives. Senate Weiner A Q roast is big success. Tuesday, October EJNC. A. Kennedy is elected speaker Johnson appointed manager of Roughers by Coach Cort- of the House of Representativesg Charles Breece, pro- right. tem, Jo Kroh, secretary-treasurerg and David Reece, ser- Thursday, October, October 11-Kris Kourtis interviews geant-at-arms. The Council holds first meeting. the 'tDean brothers, world series pitchers, at the N. S. Wednesday, October 10-Girl Reserves organizeg J. W. P. A. in Kansas Ciy, Missouri. AIJOUG-RC2?l'6SG7'ZfCLtiU6S Below-Alternates Friday, October 12-All distinguished persons are presented in special assembly. Kenneth Par- ker, Betty Jean Pierson, president and vice-presi- dent of student body, representatives and alter- nates, and Junior Police Corps are formally in- stalled. Truett Sadler, Theodore Edwards, and Eddie Parker complete the Senate football score- board. The Bristow Purple Pirates gave the Roughers a real scare when the Green and White Speaker and Speaker Pro-Tem l was just able to defeat them, 14 to 7. Jo Kroh, Damki Reece Monday, October 15-The beginning of the end of the first six weeks. Wednesday, October 17-Nola Killebrew walks to schoolwarrives about 3:25. Latin club attendance contest begins. Delphic gives rush tea. Friday, October 19-Mural painting is dedicated in special assembly. Kenneth Parker and David Nanney attended M. V. S. C. held in Oklahoma City. Saturday, October 20-Coach Cortright took his squad of Roughers to Bartlesville to meet the strong Bartles- ville Wildcats in the first out-of-town game of the season for the Green and White. Scoring in the Hrst and third periods, on runs of 25 and 60 yards, respectively, made by Gene Williams, the Roughers took the Cats into camp by a 12 to 2 count. The Wildcat 'tally came when a blocked . Monday, October 22 -Same old thing and grade cards tomorrow! Judge Moore tells of his trip to Madiera. Tuesday, October 23 -139 make first six weeks honor roll. Del- phic gives line party, . following initation at Kathryn Korten's. Wednesday, October 24-Girl Reserves give weiner roast at Y. W. C. A. J. W. Johnson Kris Kourtis First 'Scoutl out punt was recovered in the end zone by a Bartlesville man. Again it was the Rougher line that was most impressive as the Wildcat eleven was held to no first downs. Melvin Stevens turned in an excellent performance at tackle. Girl Scouts spend day at Camp Vermillian. Thursday, October 25-Bertha von Un- werth, Mary Jessamine Thompson, Roxanne Plummer, Mildred King, Lucille Jackson, and Elizabeth Sharp are announced nom- inees for Band Queen by the Senate, Entre Nous, Delphic, West High, Forum, and Gun- iake. J. A. Hurt speaks to Friday assembly group. Junior Boys' Glee Club is also fea- tured. Spanish Club meets at Eugene Brown's. Friday, October 26-Defeating the Clas- sen Comets of Oklahoma City, 14 to 7, the Roughers ran their successive winning streak to 15. Starting with a flash, the Com- ets pushed over a touchdown in the early DELPHIC First R070-Jllllfl Potter, Virginia Lee Moy, Freddie Lou Eflcr, illurjorie llluy, Virginia CIlllllll7l'll, Mary Ellen lllrrlker, Mildred King, Margaret Eiscnsmidf, Kathleen Korfcn, Helen iilcurlmm, Virginia Drziridson. Mollie Ellis. Scffoml Row- Ei- lvvn Snyder, Mary Elizabeth Crilizplwll, Alon Poguo, Yvonne l'VlIlIL0?I., Margurfff Newton, Doris Thompson, Knlhvrino Luth- inz, R0.l'll'lHZ6 Plzmzmvr, Emily Floyd, Dolores Gleason, Betty Sir'pz'r!, Miss Ii071lIl'll. Third rozvgillildred Torlwff, Pauline 1 1 Hoopvs, Joy Sogcr, Rowena Iulnzvr, Dorothy Heard, Rosemary ll'illiamson, Inv Callulzfrn, Helen Hillhouse, Gladys Hillhouse. minutes of the game. How- ever, Roger SWanson's run of 55 yards tied the game at '7- all and a beautiful pass, from Baker to Miller re- sulted in the second Musko- gee score and was sufficient to put the game on ice. Mel- vin Stevens, Green and White tackle, received a se- vere back injury in this con- test which threatened to keep him out of the line-up for the remainder of the season. Junior Girls' Glee Club have Hallowe'en party. Industrial l Q - l F' , , . Delpluc Literary Society Bookworm March 27 Breaking the mhalastxc tape at high 'speed thxr t5 We Dolphin gu-ls edged out their only opponents Entre I'-ous and Gun luke hy, u lead ol three semesters, thus xwlnmnz forever the Scholarship Cap which has been contested in Cen trsl H gl' for marly funn years Still our of bren h from the bi-am wrecking sprint Roxanne Plummer presiden told the thotruxg crowd that .she was conihieni lien Lxcerarv Society could haw kept their lamps Wins Scholarship Dash of learning burning at least until spring Provided that our supply of midnight owl holds out She was re ferring to the spunky members who cam-mt race unless they have a high scholastxc average school spu-uh and talent along some lane The club is now recovering from the shock dm to adnnnistratzon by Emil' Flovd vrcsprewv and water bov Mil rlred King seeretarv pulse-taker De lorrs Gleason Treasurer passed t-ll' at Wednesday, October 31 Spooks, Spooks! Robert Porter afraid of big bad ghosts! Forum and Entre Nous give joint social. Junior Boys' Glee Cl ub sings and Mur1'ay Newman speaks in assembly. Gould, illlorirzn Beth Irwin, Virginia Geography class visits SWift's packing house. Saturday, October 27 - Margaret Newton entertains Delphic at annual Hallowelen party. Girl Scouts give 'their's at Byllesby Hall. -' Monday, October 28-Allen Hall starts to school. Senior Girls' Chorus gives Hallo- We'en party at Ritz. Junior Boys' Glee Club featured in assembly and give Weiner roast at Honor Heights. Stan- ley Shelor also speaks. TLJRKEY DAY GAME C K0 Q9 F 44 -. A x I .' 4 ,ZZ X CO 'img' -09.59 iff 'gil' I , Q X X eww EG'-'-I .. 11:1-5','.'?. J: W-'36 Q- 4l X Q-an Friday, November 9-- Same old glad tid- ings Cno not Merry Christmasb Central over- whelms Ft. Smith Grizzlies, 13-6, there. Saturday, November 10-Kris Kourtis, Ed Eagan, Lee Barton represent the Scout at State Press Meet in Norman. Monday, November 12-Music groups are presented in the Armistice all-school assem- bly and devotional. Frank Filtsch is wonder- ing if the football queen will be blonde or brunette. Wouldn't it be funny is she were a red-head. Tuesday, November 13-Seniors groan and moan over proofs. Joyce Wisdom bites finger l M rs. Glen M cMur1'ay I. 'N x X lpfo' ' 4 'Q' .s V 1 November Thursday, November 1 - Lucille Jackson is announced Band Queen at the first Open House of the year. Members of past and present Board of Education lunch in school cafeteria. Friday, November 2 -- Roughers overcome Okmulgee Bulldogs 24-3, here. Monday, November 5-Marjorie May walks to school. Spends rest of day in Dean's room recuperating. Gunaike gives line party. Junior play committee chosen: Nancy Jane Da- vies, Mable Louise Hargrove, Jayne Griffith, Terrell Covington, Ed Ed- mondson, Kenneth Ihrig. Wednesday, November 7 -Junior Boys' Glee Club sings at church din- ner. Thursday, November 8-Talk a- bout luck! Today and tomorrow are holidays on account of big teachers meeting here. Everyone happy but the teachers. Miss Youngblood becomes Mrs. G. L. McMurray. nails off at Wild West show. e Wednesday, November 14-De- baters are guest at Andrew Wil- coxen's. Girl Reserves hold gener- al assembly. Thursday, November 15-Of all l surprises! Joan Fast is football queen, Bertha von- Unwerth maid of honor, and Marguerite Johnson, endants. Junior Play Committee Sammy Cunningham, Virginia Paul, Mary Powell, Virginia Lampton, and Mary Lou Fuller are att- Friday, November 16-Oklahoma celebrates her twenty-seventh birthday. Forum spends weekend on Illinois. Senate hay ride to Paul's farm. Lucille Jackson. 7 . ., 1 , Monday, November 19-Wash day! Emily Floyd stays home to help With the family laundering. Forum orders jackets bearing club emblem. Central's Gentlemen of the Press Seniors Grocm Over Proofs Wednesday, November 21-Girl Reserves en- Friday, November 23-This has been a big day joy chili at Y. W. C. A. in the ole alma mater, with the coronation of her majesty, Joan I. Andrew Wilcoxen was master of Thursday, November 22-Special football edi- ceremonies. The traditional derby and rolling pin tion of Scout comes out. were presented to Paul Marston and Gloria Gula- QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Virginia Paul, Sammy Cunningham, Josephine Kroh, Lucille Jackson, Joan Fast, Bertha 12onUn'wm'fh, Virginia Lrlnzpton, Marguerite Johnson, Mary Lou Fuller, Mary Powell, Charlene McElreath. N ger. All the clubs gave crazy stunts. By default Central won the Girls' Oratorical Contest. Girl Reserves hold Thanksgiving banquet and the Girl Scouts spend week-end on the Illinois. Saturday, November 24-Everybody goes to New Forum Jackets Tuesday, November 27--Basketball season be- gins with first practice. Kiwanis Club entertains Rougher queen and attendants at Severs Hotel. Wednesday, November 28-All-school service Monday, November 26-Con- ference team chosen by Scout for first time. Latin club pledges give party for members. Stage craft club orders blue overalls. Tulsa to see the Roughers win their eighteenth victory. Score 13-10. Mr. Speaker gives Roughers victory banquet at Mayo Hotelg Tulsa Queen, Anne May King, gives luncheon for Muskogee Queen and attendants at the New Hotel Tulsa. Rolling Pin arid Darby Awarded observes Thanksgiving. Senior Glee Clubs furnish music for union service at First Baptist Church. Lions Club entertains Queen and company at Se- vers. Blessed be the man who first thought of holi- days, no school till Monday. Thursday, November 29 - Queen Joan entertains her royal party and football members with dinner at the Muskogee Town and Country Club. State Champs attend Tulsa University game. Marguerite Johnson, Joan Fast, Bertha U071U111Ul?2'fh .. , ..-...l I - 1 Her Majesty, Joan Fast Novombor football November 2-Overwhelming the Okmulgee Bulldogs, 25 to 3, the Roughers chalked up their six- teenth start and scored three points on a field goal in the first minute of play. However, with Pretty Miller, Gene Williams, and Recil Allen making long runs, the Roughers soon took the situ- ation in hand. Harry Crank and Roy Wilson turned in good per- formances in the line, while Recil Allen's run of 85 yards on a punt was the most spectacular dash of the game. November 9-Playing a scoreless first half, the Green and White managed to score in each of the last two periods and defeat the Ft. Smith Grizzlies, 13 to 6, in a hard earned victory. Opening the third period, Pretty Miller slipped through the left side of the line and ran 59 yards to score six points for the Roughers. The Grizzlies, however, tied the count at 6-all when a series of passes and line plays gave them the ball on the one yard line from where Jones, grizzly quarterback, carried it over. Coach Babu Cortright Paul Illursfon Assistant Couch Bural E th eridge Captain Bclrto Ticlk, Albert Ballou, Harold Wilson, Virgil Mott, Bill Boyd, Harold Luttrell It was not until the final period was nearly gone November 23- Climaxing a great football sea- that the Roughers were able to put the game on son, the Roughers defeated their arch rivals, the to Breece, Who ran thirty yard sto score. Baker Tulsa Braves, 13 to 0, at Skelly Stadium to Win kicked the goal to clinch the game. the undisputed state championship, Oklahoma Archie Thompson, Dayne Mayes, Tommy Sharp, Micky Fulkorson, Jack Larrimore, cmd Hal Smith Frank Baker, Roger Swanson, Pretty Miller, Charles Breece, W. R. Hnclspeth, Harry Crank Six and Central Conference crowns and 18 straight punting, the ball was snapped to Gene Williams, victories. Who scampered 93 yards to score, standing up. Soon after the opening kick-off, the Roughers Baker kicked goals. The fighting Rougher line, found themselves in a bad hole. Frank Baker with Harry Juergens and Fred Bailey standing dropped back in punt formation but instead of out, held the Braves' ground game in check While Roy Wilson, Harry Juergens, Fred Bailey, Rec-il Allen, Bural Etheridge, and Gene Williams. ' r Gay Osborn, Baddy Bell, Nat Roach, Joe Singleterry, Bob Kersey the secondary took care of all the passes. F 4 . . . l . As the third period rolled around F Q Q A K Q - ' the Green and White Suu led, 7 to l l .4 O. Going into the final period, a vl beautiful pass, Smith to Miller put Q gl the ball on the one-yard line from , where Pretty plunged it over on I the next play to put the game in the bag. GREEN PEPPERS Back row, left to right: Dorothy Blaekledge, Pearl Dyer,Shirley Jackson, Nina Monger, Sybil Gorten, Artilee Me- Doimld, Anna Franklin, Leona Vickers, Bertha Ellen Sparks, Reba Lindsey, lVIiss Thain. Second Row: Mildred Chileoat, Sally Pace. Front row: Dora, Katherine Waitman, .Martha Jane Gikidings, Lorena Giddings, Helen Ellis, lllary June Dyer, Vernice Beverage, Margaret Fuller, Rath Funk, Mary Katherine Eisert, Katherine Dyer, Katherine Guppy, Mar- garet Edwards. Her Majesty, Lucille Jackson CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BAND Johnny Adams Bill Addington Paul Anderson Meryl Anderson Bobby Askew Austin Bacher Ray Baker Lyman Beard John Bernard Bobby Blaine Jimmy Brewer Ben Bragg Sidney Broaddus Ed Brook Bill Boyd Lester Buck Clifton Butler Jack Carlow Elliot Carter Bob Clement C. W. Clymans Richard Coffman Elmore Conner Jack Cole Clyde Cox Jack Cox John Crane Billy Davidson Jimmy Davidson Walter Davidson James Doering Billy Doughtery Hugh Dial Alvin Eng Bob Forrester Frank Filtsch David Lloyd George 0. B. Gray Loring Gray Ralph Gray Jevan Gucker John Hannah Paul Hannah John Hatley Willard Hatley Arthur Hayes Elwin Hatfield Bill Hershey Clemen Heath Bert Henderson Joe Hindman Joe Holmes Jay Hightower Virgil Jackson J. B. Janes Doyle Jay Paul Johnson Bill Jones Bobby Kahn Lee Ketcham Ed Kice Don Kirk Tom King Gerald Lawrence Ralph Lain Bill Lantz Ceylon Lewis Bob Lively Bill McCulloh Junior McKenzie Bill McLean Gordon March Virgil Matthews Billy Malone Charles Malone Joe Meacham Jim Morton Arba Mock Junior Pantell Kenneth Parker Elmer Parks Jimmy Parks Lee Parks Harold Patterson Carl Paul Alonzo Pearce Walter Pearson M. L. Penn Edson Perry Elmer Peterman Doyle Phillips Robert Porter Jerry Poole Jim Pope Fred Powell Nimrod Preston Charles Proctor David Ralph Edgar Rankin Bobby Reece Gene Riggs Doyle Robertson Fred Sauls Arch Sheets Jim Sheets Jim Shouse Joe Singleterry Clem Snyder Emerson Thayer Billy Tompson Burney Toler J. T. Toney Henry Waitman Loy Weber Walter Weber Kenneth Weldon Earnest Whistler Bob VVhite Tom White Andrew Wilcoxen Morris Wilder Benny Wood J immy Wood Parker Worley Harold Wright Joel Yankee December C H RIST MAS ,Q A Monday, December 3-Blue Mon- .L it T J Y I C - Ti day! A strenous Week-end proves too -1 - on 4' C' - - A much for Centralites. - C f ' 9 --- Tuesday, December 4-George Mc- S '- ' if .- ll Il Kinney elected senior class sponsor, 2' Y . , ' J. W. Johnson secretary, Melvin Ste- - - 2 Q A phens treasurer. Robert Cortright -2 J f-f A s ..-f' ' - 5 . Q 'E' U' ' r N Q .A f xx yr ' - fig l' x xt Q K N 3 Q X QM U' ' skxsx gui .-Q nm 69 A-'H c mai if ' lf 0 Championship trophies WM' W , prcscnfcrl Roughcrs . 'XZ 5' f - and Pearl Reid are Junior sponsors, W7 Q 'p qt! , . Marguerite Johnson secretary, and f la gp! 0 J Bert Henderson, treasurer. W, ' fi Wednesday, December 5-Senior Girls' Chorus and Junior Girls' Glee Club present Miss White's original pageant. Electrical display is shown science classes. Thursday, December 6-Harry J uergens elect- ed Captain of '35 Roughers. Westminster College Boys sing in assembly. Saturday, December 7-Championship trophies A Glimpse of Cr'nf1'al's Printshop presented Roughers. Monday, December 10-Bertaleen Jarrell, Vir- ginia Eldridge, and Maurise Durrim still wonder- ing how they happen to have a date with the same boy. Collegians present Christmas assembly. Tuesday, December 11-169 pupils make honor roll. Committee chooses Meet the Millionaire as Junior Class Play. Thursday December 13-Junior Boys' Clee Club sings for M. E. A. l V, I.. Central ties Checotah in year's ',,: ,, first debate, Question: Resolved: :i:, That the U. S. should equalize edu- I A cational opportunities through f grants to the various states 3- f 1 those taking the three hour Ohio Hawy Jucrgcns State University Psychological Test itiation at Vernice Beverages Junior have lost most of their educational apti- College Green Frogs defeated by Con- tude. nors Aggies 39 to 18, in first game of Friday, December 14-Richard Ver- season. nor is being good trying to fool Santa Saturday, December 15-Entre Nous Claus. Helen Wells places second in give Christmas assembly. Oklahoma Six Conference Girls' Drama- Monday, December 17-Junior Boys' tic Reading Contest at Guthrie. Forum Glee Club featured in special Christmas H4,gt,,,, Lee Wells gives Hay ride and Latin Club holds in- assembly. Tuesday December 18-Everyone is busy making Latin Club Me bersHold ChriSimHS lhiiifllivh Christmas lists. Marion Bagg promises to put Carroll Qgggfg ArmnoitheChristmasT1ve1.D '-l4'f1'lY-Wf0f'5-ftl'YW'Yfmif'XTU5'l'l is wr- , All nw members of the nun Climb YN-A 'Urns iiiun :rim-'aiwff A N A 4 I.. 1 ce n e , , w at 't rar an in cms .xv my 1 Lambei t on hei s only undei the C11CLl1'I1SlI31'1C6S that Car- EZ ,,: Zinzgetix:x.,:m::mtmmg gi Mm Sm by mmm wg, 3 1.,: D n f Y 4' ' Q, - ' 'c v s o .ea xl fovcrvmxvnr, of no fr roll put her on hers. f,,S,.T,,l'Ql'i,1d'fl2uT5f'Rflf'lf,l'l f1lgfff.as1li1ffma2Z,f-ins2f.a,,l?lasa sum Claws. Soth1:y nm in becon-rw :uTox'r3 was snfpmm-.P sf fi g ,, . z z ' mi nf- Maw which they nxt K stuxlcnls me mum, an thai? what MW- Wednesday, December 19-C. H. S. Chorus sings for --flings awful? mhwnsws- DOM fhmmm-'B , gi Kirk, vice-pn-sidenz, gm :wo dolls anal Thx- enmrgg-wugvml YT-my un :ivan 3335 1 . :'. : V - . 0 , 1' el -r 'ith m. Ui! Il Pin lr racrm :ml . my lr- ,,. L' Vetel ans' xlnllixixiliiteplix-nttigslsglezqdoarcrsxud beth Camililcll zstsrirdyxurmz-nxzc about shaking in their boots, for 'they wore whose rattle wvagLlxf-iczgf sf. '!'lwJY2 . . :':'f'5,2 ' c , mvmse. . 4 - - r no vw PNP, 'fi' 9 55- Thursday, December 20-Ah! Tomorrowis Friday. wilsfliftfxfewtonf Qfsmm of s,,fQ 2..ffiffl2., Q,l,,m,,i,.s. A , . , ..,. ,.. . , .:..,: r . ' Vfffrf'-+ G . ' ,.. A-. A an W ' .. 1 LATIN CLUB Top row, loft to righf-Tcrrcll Covington, Lovornc Flcak, Hclcn Ulood, Esflicr .7Vlarlchun1, Pnrlccr Ulorlcy, Benton Dawson, Dcwlkl Rocca, Mary Powell, Bert Baker, HCl671llft'I1lfhCllll, Donald Kirk, Barker Kilgore, Fruncvs Cherry, Elinor Parks. Second row-S. J. Dixson, Virginia Cmnjnbcll, Mm'ga.rot Newton, Vera Rody, Ruth Stone, Udcll Engel- lzrcvlzf, Janet Pollzfr, Eileen Snyrlvr, Mary E. Cumyibcll, Jllury Jcsscmzinc Thompson, Vcrnire Bcvcragc, Hvrlwrt Da- lvy, Miss Jlillcr. Third row-Frcd Fluschc, Peggy Loc, Jon 1'u Jordan, Inc: Gould, llliriun Ucfh Irwin, Hllldrvd Stone, Helen Hillhonsc, Dorolhy Snhrc, Nancy Jane Davies, Anne Wyngatc, Laifcnia Rocco, Margaret Cherry, Mildred Tor- lmctt. serenading. ll 4. .411 .Lg , S SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, left fo riglzfflllilclrcrl Torlwlf, lI'l!U'glII'l'f E. Ncfwmn., Dorofliy Frances Poffcr, Mary Cnflzcrinc Gflnzznillc, Roxflvznc Plnnznwr, Olga D. S,1H'i'lll.'f'l, Helen Lzrsufcw, Jrrnvt I'oHr'r, Jlrfry Ellen lV11llfr'r, Dolores Gleason, .7lIfl.l'i11c Car- lcr, Anne Kelley, Dorofhcn Erfncfsf. Svvoml I'OIUfEH1iljf 1'll0grll, Orr: Iwi' IVfml1'y, illuria' Simpson, Lrllmnm Sanders, Irene Croisfinf, Daffy Jaynvs, Norma Illycrs, Lnrcc' lllrzvllongrlll, Ynmznr' lVulfon,, Hfrcvl S11f'urr'r, Clnnflinv JIc'Gint,11, Kuflzcr- inc, Lrlfllinz, Hnili Funk, lU'ildr0rl Plzcircs. T11 irfl l'0Il'f,-IIIIVI Iflll'lliJt'ilI Crlniplwll, 1fIIfllf'I'l'7lI' IfllS1Iflll', Alvnr' Slmzlf, Bcffy Sadler, Betly Bush, Tlzvlnzrz Pcfvrs, Mary Bears, lfosmnnry ,lloorry Orvnv Horn, Jlilclrvd King, Pnnlinr' 1iU01Jl'N. Friday, December 21--Senior Glee Clubs pre- sent Christmas cantata in all-school assembly. Monday, December 24-Band goes on annual Thursday. December 27-Junior College Tea for alumni at Byllesby Hall. Sunday, December 30-Debating society has annual tea. SENIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB Top row, lofi fo riylzf-Russell Sfif.:'0r, Rug Frislzy, Iiill Poolw, Tl'l'I'l'll Cwvinglfni, Olin Holinfw, Iiilly Urvvr, Rug 1 7 D Sfcni. SKTYYIZKZ row-YJlilclr1'zl Plznrvs, Frvrl Snlcrv, Gworyv Overlay, Ifrnl Hyrrlf, lmwcir Irrouflflns, Jr., Illfljflllllll- Jones Jflclc Slz11f'l.'r'lf0rfl, Donald Olson, Thvlnlfi I'l'll'I'N. Third row-Kris Koirrfix, Vonniv Reid, Iwi' liurfon, llilly Nichols 1'Vill1nrn Purlfs, G. W. Turner. greg, JUNIOR COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Top row, leff to 'righf--Holland llleachani, Marjorie Bf.l'7'ZI'S, Clzvsfer Norman, Mary Leigh Vllood, Davzkl Ncumey. Second roar-Miss Huff, Paul Oliver, Frances Snhre, Don Hafhaway, Viola Gard, Fred Willianzs, Elizalnffh Miller, Char- les Craig. Third row-Charles Iiasafell, Rnfh Hannah, Jael: Edwards, fllary Parks, Robert Hewiff, Dorofhy Potfer, Bob Forresf. ri .L A .. 1-K JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN Top row, leff to riyhf-Junior Karr, Genffiva Swayerly, Charles Gofwals, Marieffa Stolpher, Roberz' Shelor, Mary Virginia Illaclcwood, Shernian Lees, Mary Berry, Ronald Allen, Toni Jennings, Fred Sanls. Second row+Clenzent Palt- erson, Inez W'oodward, Dlarlha Diffe'izclajfe1', Rolaliir' Harlcss Clyde Askew, Belly Kroh, Nina Blaclcsfone, Walter Mar- iin, Mildred Ahh Cooper, Marjorie Hallnin, Ilill Render, Jaana Everly, Marvin, Miller. Third row-Lois Dean May, Charles Thompson, Lee Vvda Marlin, Sfewart Pm-fer, Cafherine U oad, Kathryn, Powell, James King, Alene Wlood, John Mareh, Margaret King, J. TV. Jlc'Pheefers, .llissie Jlnrray Wadley, Charles Fallenzvider, Lucille Frye, M. L. Griff lfh. Foarfh ron'-E. IV. Sinarff, Irene Coari, Cornelia Rell Egan, C. A. Nalley, Lon V. Adams, Gwendolyn Uriffon, lllarjorie Gossctf, David Eddlelnan, Mary E. Sampson, John Hancoclf, Louise Lanipton, Bill Keaton, Mary Delia Hart, Dick Carter. January Wednesday, January 2-Happy New Year for everyone and here we are back at the daily grind with all our resolutions broken and not a les- WHQTER SPORTS , cf 'Z-' son prepared. m .-- f N . Y Friday, January 4-Benton Daw- 5 1 ii son and Billy Nichols, Mildred King O X and Rosemary Moore get leads in Jun- 7' -1 I! 3 l , ff - x ' ,f ,S 0' N ' 19,114 V ' v i K. R. Burcharcl .' tf 4 A 'Y' 3 ior Play Meet the Millionaire. The 't 1 ' ' - Central High School basketball team Z-,-7 iv began their 1935 season with a 24 to 23 Victory, over the Bristow Pirates, playing on the Pirates' own court. Recil Allen took high point honors with 9 to his credit. Charles Hall and Vir- gil Mott also flashed in a third period Rougher barrage. Saturday, January 5--The Roughers won their second basketball game of the season in a close game with Sapulpa. The final score was 21-19. Charles Bub Hall came through with the win- ning basket after the teams had battled for five minutes with the score 19 all. It must be the new suits. Monday, January 7-Worried and anxious stu- dents cram for finals. Centralis Junior Cagers be- P gin practice under Paul Marston. member of N. S. P. A. Allen Hull Jaycees 50-20, there. specimen in Biology room. Wednesday, January 9-lslarea Farmer takes time off from Nips to attend class. Oh, well, business comes first. Thursday, January 10-Scout becomes Friday, January 11-Forum gives house party at Birdleys Looney'sg Girl Scouts visit Camp Muskogee, Junior College Tuesday, January 8-Sam Eagan ex- pelled for drinking the alchohol off the School at Nips Green Frogs are defeated by Okmulgee Lonnie Wheeler, Jack Cole Grizzlies by the score of 33 to 21. Although the Grizzlies were large and rough, the Roughers turned on the steam late in the game and walk- ed away with it. Lee Ryser with 12 points and Frank Baker with 7, led the Muskogee attack. Friday, January 18--Arkansas Frosh defeated Junior Frogs 57--22 there, but the debate teams reach the semi-finals in Classen debate. Saturday, January 19-The high-flying green and white basketball team thoroughly trounced the Bartlesville Wildcats in the Central Gym- nasium. The score was 41 to 11. Charles Rub - e e- -.wa-,Qr zu. Q---.LM -vo--f'---'-I Lce Ryser, Rccil Allen Saturday, January 12-The Green and White team trounced a green Okmulgee basketball team by the overwhelming score of 48 to14. Showing a strong defense and a fast breaking offense the Muskogee team was invincible even on the Bull- dog's own court. Recil Allen and Lee Ryser led the scoring with 9 and 8 points respectively. Monday, January 14--You should see all the long faces on this first day of exams. Wednesday, January 16-School dismissed at noon for a few days vacation-Some 191 made the semester honor roll. Gunaike gives buffet sup- per and initiates associate members. Thursday, January 17-The Rougher basketball squad journeyed to Fort Smith and defeated the Cw1frf1I's Gyziuzaszhlzz Hall stellar guard cracked the net for six field goals to garner high point honors. Close behind Rub was Virgil Mott with nine points and Recil Allen with eight. Monday, January 21-School starts all over a- gain, new report cards, new teachers, new stu- dies, 142 new students and only a half day of school-not bad. Tuesday, January 22-Mrs. Moore gives out se- cond contract, Arkansas Frosh defeat Green Frogs 47-12 here. Wednesday, January 23-Students learn new teachers and still worse, teachers learn new stu- dents. Saturday, January 26-Phyllis Seastrand says GUNAIKE Back row-Sanznzy Canninyhanz, Dorothy Sahre, Norma Hudson, Helen l'Vells, Betty Eleanor Sadler, Rcginia Boni- f'l'll0,il1IlI'j0I'Z.C' Gr1'ff1'n,Hclcn Gcrfrzalc Clarlc, Florence Kreps, Caroline Pegg, Juanita Suhrc, Florenc Guthrie. Soeonrl roa'-l',uc1'll1' Cobb, Olga Delight Sprinlfvl, Islarea Farnzvr, Betty Boteler, Marjorie Vittinn, Marion Bagg, Bcriha non- IllIlUl'I'fll, Phyllis illrashall, Ann Swan, Lalfenia Reece, Miss Naomi lVhiz'e, sponsor. Third row-Bcrfalecn Jarrell, Elisa- lmfli Sharp, Irene Hoss, Mary Willis Richards, Josephine Kroh, Dora Katherine l'Vfl1'flll!L'Il, lllarguerite Eclwarcls, Buffy Slzcrnian, Joyce l'Visclo'1n., Marguerite Johnson, Betty Duke. Thursday, January 24-Mrs. Moore discovers mistake, gives out third contract. Friday, January 25- New Scout staff selected, Basketball pep assembly, Bob Kahn raises much whoopeeg Clubs begin basketball ticket selling con- test. The Green and White basketball team led by she sure missed Fred Sauls as she'll have to get out of the habit of carrying so many books. Sen- ior Hi-Y reorganizes under Mr. Paul. Thursday, January 31-Scout comes out on time. their diminutive captain, Harvey Howell won its sixth straight game over their old rivals, Tulsa by the score of 24 to 22. Captain Howell scored 12 points, half of the points made by the entire Mus- kogee team. Junior College Frogs defeat Sapulpa 27-25, there. On Sat rriay afternoon Apu! 20 from '3 to 5 oclomk the Gunaxk Liter ary Som ty entenavned with a tea ut fhxrmwood the home nf Virginia Paul Ax this year 1 their twentieth annnerxarv the tea wa. given in hon o of the alum h all came because they wanted xo see the in ide of Paul s new hmxe The gn ls of the club who pre to bring tie food, a rx ed than at 3:30, li ding the est of the club mr ben dastfng uroundlrying to End same brmui to toast for the guests. .Ili ,Q - 1 . l 0 The team hug hue consisting af Pretidem Jo hz-oh Tues president Sammy Cunningham Secretary Olga Delight Sprxnke-1 and Tveaxuxer Bertaleen Jarralh stood at the f t door but all of the guests fame in the sule door Accor-dang to the sy-umm Mxss Naomi White ueryone hai a 1 oarxngtenndthteax-as quite n me s Among :nh r activities rx! the cl b this year were the sk'ts.2'fm 5 r the coronation of the football queen xml H050 DAY. Charmwood Is Scene Of Gunaxke Celebration . u ' , .'v ' . ' . 3 A: , ' e - l x N A - Q S '12 ' 4 x ' . A ' 's ' ' .. ron ' v I . 1 ' ' - 1 'v 'I 1- ni w L- ' . ' . .i -. . ' ' s ' ' ' ' A . 1' ' 1 - J , N f, ap.: ' im Q va. - . . . S.. 5 . . ' W X 1' V ' X E U 'K Y 1 ix o .m . I ST VALENUNE DAY february MAAF- ' 1' lu Q f Friday, February 1-Tulsa Braves .-nf om D t 5 ' Z, outplay Muskogee Roughers 24-15, I 5 ' , , 5 there, Junior College Green Frogs y ' X tame Ft. Smith Lions 41-33, thereg I 9' Qygx Band is featured in assemblyg Span- , .I : .O ish Club gives party. wx!! J I Q 14' i I S S X Z 4 l X , f Q , 4 Y I Senior Play Committee Miss Charlotte Kennedy Wednesday, February 6-Senior Glee Clubs select leave for Tulsa to sing in the All State Chorus. Senate holds Weiner roast Saturday, February 2-Roughers win over Okmulgee Bulldogs 31 to 26 here. Monday, February 4-Luther Hooker looking forward to Friday when the teachers will be in Tulsa, Morris Boden- ger shows talking picture picture on football, Senior play committee chosen at Okay. are: David Reece, Jo Kroh, Roxanne Plummer, Lawrence Purdin, Mary J essa- mine Thompson, Pauline Hoopes, and Kris Kourtis. Tuesday, February 5-Senior Girls' Chorus begins practice on operetta Ask the Professor. Green Frog Basketball Team Friday, February 8--First holiday of the semesterg Girl Scouts hike and have sunrise breakfastg Green Frogs lose to Fort Smith Lions, here. Saturday, February 9-Roughers defeat Bristow-Pirates 26-25, here 3 Associate mem- bers of Entre Nous and Forum entertain members at Byllesby Hall. Monday, February 11-Measles become the rageg Senate jackets appear on horizong Junior Boys' Glee Club is featured in as- sembly. Tuesday, Febru- ary 12 - Represen- tatives and alter- nates are choseng Erwin Feld and Ann Kissinger get leads in operetta g Sapulpa Chieftains defeat Roughers 29 - 26, there. Queen Roxanne and Attendants Wednesday, February 13-Central and Checotah tie in debate finals. Entre Nous Literary Society Gives Rush Tea From Behind the Rm-wiring lfiwregluwuy from her cmsromxwy office, ser- A 4 M, 16, igsm.,..,.m. miie im., W. Thul Sday, Febl uary The ohicers of the Entre Nom: liter- X Jayne Griuifii Wvcrz- fritiiuf paurervout- ary Society were the chivf ixanclshak-5 ers of the tw, 1 ROXQDHQ Plummel' era and glad to meet. y'ers at the: Aside from its social zscLEviL!z-s, the Rush Tw given at the- home of Faye Entre Nous Literary Society, whivh ' ' . Evelyn Anthis. Mary Jwrssamine was organized in 1911, has always IS fu St basketball queen' Thrnmpson, president. Mood first in nttevnptrfd no aid any pmjoci the line, and hamh-ml the guests on down school urxfzlertskrrs, to stimulate an in- Raymond and Ber- 'Lo Mary Powell. vice-preeident, whoftorcwt in mhaiawzic activities and tu kept forgcelting their umm Juanwieveiope fgiimwsiap Dawg, :ra mm tha Vonllnweyth 31-9 at- Ifasf., roll taker, bunk the names down of the school. Asxde from nu! the fus- mcntaily, while Sue Ann Lambert was ses which ensufwi during the praciic- ' so worried abmn: the money end of,i1xgs:f !'iniierella,'iaU is sixlerly iovr tendants' Valentlne the mn that she could only smile we-ak-I Mrs. T, H. Moana is sgimiwr of the 'Wi xy. Heian Goodwin just oouldctt swriemb, H pllppllp V ., V- - New Senate Jackets rx , . ,. -W l x EN TRE NOUS Fourth row-Mary Elizabeth Barthett, Betty Jean Pearse-n, Isabel Hutchinson, Sne Ann Lambert, Mary Powell, Mary Gorman, Illartha Gorman, Jean Lee Pickett, Helen Herbert. Third rozv-Lucille Jackson, ZVIVS. Moore, Evelyn Palmer, Cherry lllileoxen, Phyllis Seastrand, Lillian Sewall, Minnie Edwards, Darleen Bryant, Jane Griffith, Roberta Hill. Second vow-Leta Mae Brown, Betty Raymond, Mary Lon Fuller, Rosemary Moore, Helen Goodwin, Udell Englebreeht, Doro- thea Earnest, Dorothy Keaton, Joan Fast, Mary Nicholson. First row-Nancy Jane Davies, Fay Evelyn Anthis, Mable Louise Hargrove, Maurise Durrum, Virginia Lampton, Mary Jessanzine Thompson, Mary Pruett. SENATE Top row, left to right-Victor Lewis, Charles Breese, Edson Perry, Bnral Etheriklge, Wayne Ritchie, Gene Wlill- iains, Gerald Davidson, Harry Jnergens, J. W. Johnson, Harvey Howell, Jack Cole. Second row-L. O. Jones, Elliot Carter, Brock Robinson, Carl Wright, Theodore Edwards, J. E. Sullivan, Jack Thorn, Kenneth Johnson, Owen Sparles, L. D. Powers. Third row-Jael-5 Bishop, Jack Taylor, Junior Withers, Toninzy Kennedy, Truett Sadler, Jo Kroh, Franklin Ed- wards, G. L. Wlhitlny, Leo Askew, Richard Toler, Fred Bailey Friday, February 15- Okmulgee Jaycees defeat Green Frogs 42 to 21 here. Saturday, February 16-Entre Nous give rush tea at Faye Evelyn Anthis'. Scrap Book Day IIQJQQ In l Senate Weiner Roast t. Athletic Solen? of Cent al lI'gh School had tha' 1 tg-sefenth wei- ' e -roast oi this .eheil yi i . E aggs in X., top last night.. Walth- ' Ji lf t ' L f ' 3- in K. ns. ..-v 'pe y ' Tx-uit. Sadier, treasure: and askin! weinex-soaswr, Bum? Etl1erixi8f.F'1'95l' f-55: dem. will reporters the rnaszm or ths: large nttzendamce. Due Lo a new fwfia cammitteel' stated Borsl. On- alm have been Qismzmea, and we Novel Entertainment 'ha Q pickle . ' l 'Th present and satisfactory wm- m'Lbc, he so ', 1 mler tie leadership of one Albert B No . Th. ' ' 1919 Q U10 cr o prom cleaner athletics and als ! p rg . . is a iazu arly ion o a Ba in i 5 Moon. Oiher weiner-:masts will smn be gplanned nvoording tn J. W. Johnson. Ysecreixry, and Harvey Howeil, mr- geant-x!,4u'rvxs length. Monday, February 18 --Delphic pins arrive. Glen L. Morris of K. U. thrill students in electri- cal show. W. C. T. U. sec- retary speaks to assem- 1 Brnggx 5-fozmtzvin. Feb, -'f'1'l1e Sen- w 5 ' a e r-1 r 1 e i 4 ur wen w x 1 0 nl sud is u x ri r s 1 ear wx A 1: Q- r ' xx :iv lub, organized in g is r ex 1' r mg pan of 1' no rx x-was p rt l ii f Il IJ f 5 Tuesday, February 19--Roughers inspired by Queen outclass Ft. Smith-Grizzlies 49-24, here. Senate wins loving cup for ticket selling contest. Wednesday, February 20-Perez-Abreu speaks in assembly on Mexico. Friday, February 22-Roughers defeat Bartlesville Wildcats 34-17, thereg Sapulpa loses to Green Frogs 42-30, here g Joseph Sondheimer, Ed Edmondson, David Line- baugh, Andrew Wilcoxen, and C. A. Kennedy win the debate tournament in Ada, Forum gives Weiner roast at Possum Hollow, Girl Scouts hike to Lakeside. Monday, February 25-Scrap book day for history seniors. blies. Mary Gorman and Purtill Snidei Bill Pool and Terrel Covington ay 4 Tuesday, February 26 -Terrel Covington is elected Speaker of House, Bill Pool is Speaker Pro- Temg Mary Gorman is secretary- treasurer, Purtil Snider, sergeant -at-arms. Make Up Club is reorgan- Ill F ra nl: Stooges ized under Miss Chesnutt and Miss Gulager. 150 make first six weeks honor rollg seniors decide on 75 cent Supplement and rings same as last year, Senate holds Weiner roast at Okay. Wednesday, February 27-Collegians hold steak fry at l Honor Heightsg Miss Frank attends N. E. A. in New Jersey. Connor Aggies defeat Junior College team 43 to 10 here in last game of the season. Thursday, February 28-Central wins Class A Cham- pionship in district basketball Tournament, Stoogesl' now become 'tthe thing. Zllrs. Jenkins Represerzfufines Alcorn, Sherman Ashley, Rafie Askew, Leo Baker, Jack Bergren, Zilla Boyd, Bill Boyle, James Briery, VVarren Callahan, Virginia Campbell, Mary E Case, Johnnie Cohea, G. H. Covington, Terrell Cross, Jack Dunn, Riley Durham, Bonnie J. Dyer, Catherine Foltz, Margaret Fuller, Mary Lou Gorman, Mary HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Gould, Inez Hershey, Billy Higgs, Mary Lee Hillhouse, Helen Hines, Jack Holmes, Olin Hooker, Gloria Huckins, Mary L. Ihrig, Pauline Irwin, Warren Keaton, Dorothy Lampton, Virginia Leggett, Paul Lynn, Bob MeGough, Robert Moore, Rosemary Olson, Donald Pearce, Nancy Poole, Bill Rigney, Frank Seawel, Lillian Smith, Lee Snider, Purtill Suhre, Dorothy Vandiver, Mary L. Wachob, Denver Wells, Ida Mae Wvetz, Harry YVilliams, Rebecca Vwlright, Earline VVright, Josephnie Alfcrnrzfcs Allen, Roy Baldwin, Daphene Barthett, Mary E. Bonicelli, Regina Brandenberger, D Broaddus, Lloyd Byars, Roger Cherry, Margaret Crane, Barbara Dawson, Benton Erwin, Ruth Fairchild, Margie Fast, Joan Fowler, Lee Gibson, George Graham, Bill Hannah, Paul Harris Josephine Henderson, Bert Herbert, Helen Herzog, Ike Hulsey, Mary Ella Malone, Charles March, Gordon May, Bonita Michal, Bobbie Pace, Ray Powell, Mary Preston, Raymond Ramsey, George Robbins, Mac Ryser, Audrey Sehormake r, Flora Mae Shackelford, Jack Smith, Roach Hyatt, Paul Thompson, Ma1'y J. Ingram, Jimmie Thompson, Nadine Jackson, Bob VVade, Earl Jackson, Shirley Walker, Mary Ellen Jackson, Virgil Wall, Edna Johnson, Elsie Jo Wilkinson, Anna J. Lindsey Milford Witt, Robert Love, Betty Wright, Mary february Basketball February 1--The Tulsa Braves showed a strong defense in de- feating the Muskogee Roughers 24 to 15 on the Braves' court, avenging the 24 to 22 decision dropped to the Roughers the prev- ious week. The Green and White lads were trailing S to 5 as the first quarter ended, due to the accurate shooting of Baker and Elliot, Tulsa forwards. Recil Allen and Lee Ryser got busy the second quarter and put the Roughers into the lead for the first and only time, but Baker regained the lead for Tulsa as the half ended, 12 to 11. February 2 - Still showing signs of raggedness that un- balanced their attack at Tulsa Friday night, the Central High Roughers barely man- aged to beat the scrappy Ok- mulgee Bulldogs 31 to 26 on ,gg the Rougher's court. Led by Bvffy Iifffymvml and Lee Ryser the Roughers pulled Hmm MU'fffr'f 'f'l away in the closing minutes, when he dropped in two charity tosses. In the preliminary the Cen- tral 'B' team defeated the Okmulgee 'Bi team 27-15. February 8-Due to Lee Ryser's ability to hit free tosses, the Central High School Roughers barely turned back the Bristow Purple Pirates, 26 to 25 Saturday evening on the Rougher's court. The pirates rallied in the final quarter and tied the score at 25. With less than a minute to play Ryser was fouled, and made the basket that was the game. The West High Eagles defeated the Central B Roxrmne Plummer team 20 to 13 in the preliminary game. February 12-The Muskogee Rougher's vision of a championship in the Oklahoma Six Conference were blasted when the Sapulpa Chieftains defeated the Roughers in the Chiefs' court last night, 29 to 26. The Green and White lads were leading at the half way mark by the score of 17 to 10. The Roughers seemed to let down the second half when Recil Allen and Bub Hall went out on fouls. Johnson, Chieftain guard, was the outstanding player of the game with 12 points. February 10-Playing before the largest crowd of the season and in- spired by the presence of Roxanne Plummer, the first basketball queen in the history of Central, the Rough- ers swamped the Fort Smith Grizz- lies, 49 to 24. Although the Green and White reserves played most of the game, the Grizzlies were outscored in Harvey H0 well every quarter except the last. Recil Allen, Rougher forward, walked away with high scoring honors when he ran up seven Held goals for a total of fourteen points. This was the last home game for the Roughers in the 1935 season. February 22-Closing their scheduled basketball season Friday night Central High Roughers easily de- feated the Bartlesville Wildcats, 31 to 17 on the Cat's Court. Muskogee led at the half 11 to 5 and at the three quarter mark 20 to 6. Virgil Mott and Recil Allen were Hub Hall, Fwmk Baker February 30-The Central basketball team won the Virgil Mott, Harold Luttrcll high scorers with 6 points each. With this game behind them the Roughers will rest in preparation for the District Tournament. February 29--The Roughers entered the District Tournament and defeated the Coweta High School Team with little difficulty by the score of 38 to 21. The whole team seemed to loaf through the game and did not play at top speed. However, the green clad boys had the situation well in hand at all times and were out in front 17 points at the end. District Tournament Championship with a win over Sallisaw Black Diamonds. The green team won by the top-heavy score of 40 to 7. Contrary to the prediction of the fans that this would be a close hotly contested fray, the Roughers turned the game into a riot by hitting the basket from all angles during the last half and going on to an easy victory. Bum! Etheridge, Luther Hooker T-ns. Wmov MONTH i March ml Friday, March 1--Central Debaters place third in Conference at Norman. S 1 I I .4 : 'Q' I 4 . 1 f' ' N 1 - '.- A . -4 G ' ll! 0 ' , :TF 1 fy fa 'X H I s ' H' fljf.-...ll fl! -D 4 'lf f-,,-Q U.. g' -.0-' I 00 1- 'rf L' 'Hai-'G-'95 '- fa! Q W- 1 vgsaf ,ago fs'0::2' Q4 W' . g'o2.f. .IL , .g..' 'gf 1 1 Q s N ::A' g I 1 , ,, A 5 Q 41 11 V . Q 5 . I : ' ' 1 2 Q A . , Q lhcplzlic A.14'rl1Y1rIr'fl Q 111:11 41 Sfzomslzzp Cup Saturday, March 2-Tug-O'War and what a Monday, March 4-Final selections for Junior day! The Senators couldnlt have gotten any Wet- Play casts completedg Earl Jones talks in assem- ter. Associate members entertain Senate and Gun- bly on Junior Police safety campaign. aike at Elliot Carter's. Wednesday, March 6-Alpha Forensic give com- edy, Curses What a Nightf, for assembly. l Thursday, March 7--Ccntral's twins confusing everyone. Junior Play matinee performance given. Junior's defeat Baby Eagles and end their season. L60 I?m'fmz,, Luz,ure'nce Purdin are Chicffain Editors Junior Police Eufaula Ironheads 33 to x I ' A N l Top 1-ow, Ivfl, fo 1-1'ght-David Lloyd George, .Iamcs Bnrloiz, C. W. Clymcns. Swoucl row-B. L. lVcvrl:, Trfrrel Coving- ffIll.,Dll17l'Cl Reece, Clflrvmep Thomas, Dm, SUM,-ff, PM-till Snyclwr, .lcrry Thomas, If!'lllIC'll'L Ilzrig, Hcrnulu I'owc'rS. Third lI1lL'fR0bf?l'f Porlcr, If'rm1r:is Cohncozfr, Loy lVvbc1', Charles .,l00IIt'jj, Ed Eclmomlson, Iiolrlay Askew, Charles Procfor, lllur- inzz Coheizour, Frcfl Rysvr, Billy Hill. Fourth rozcvlll. L. Pclzu, Wfzltcr Pierson, Frzuzlc Filfsch, Lucille Jackson, An- rlrcw U'ilco.rc11, Mary Powell, Joe Teuff, Bill Poole, Kcmzcflz Pnrlfw', Frazzlc Slzulcr. George Gllmon Friday, March 8- Junior Play repeated. The Roughers Won a hard earned victory over 20 to take them to the finals in the regional tournament held at We- leetka. Virgil Mott, sub- forward, scored 15 points in their victory. Rural Etheridge, student man- ager also got his chance to play when Frank Ba- ker, regular center, took sick and could not play. Forumites Win Annual Tug-0 War Over Rivals an 55511255 Spaulding Pa RH-March 2 ,Z Wish a 'meld' 'n,l a cougrla three ' U :ur '4h'mvv.', th' F1 ru . Debat- 5 '-:557 ing society pulled thjr rivals. tl. Canute Athfviic S fm , khmugl: e ,::sg,:.. chili? waters of the park lake for the eight? Q4-nn L'-e year. Purtill Sni- .i',f11a:-1 der was captain of the calloused hands rifle Frances CDYQDQDY did the granting and groaning for chem, Powell and Iwoile Jackson together they can likewise push forward the , .tandxu-ds I , ,holnrchip and ,citiz- fenslnip in Central High. Since the forgarxizut' f the club in 1914 they Qhave dune this. in a very worth while iwa-. Andrew Wilcoxen is the guy wh. pnunds the g -el, bile Frank Filtach, sine. has vice-president, usually dis- agrees -'th him. Ju. Teatf, takes the from spending the money. The felLow Marg. with the dog fraocom Frosty wemiwith the stick for protection in keep- 'wi turning around lik w,1: hm nlllir order i Bill Poole. B, I.. Wig afiixlxar ver tw rooszera fighting, iwertz, faculty sponsor locks over Ch , 311' Wnt only can the Forxruites pull rihmti n a l grim mm of the time.-.'1'1.'1e:,.. 9 1 r I x ' 4 1 s rn se- 1 Y 1 1 4 xs c x nv fl F XR IU!! 0 Sf mm , W th , J 1 , are n Q z N HY W H V l X 9 ' 1 wr rf - The two smwifzm ajaonsora, Mary roll and Robert Porivr tries- to lump u y , 4 X , .. 3, ' ' i u e fr v xg , g o n ' , , 5 1 ,a fu m 1 --... 1 Q ,-.-:: .-.,,...,,, ',.- -jg '. ' Mrs. .lolz ll, Cook Monday, March 11- National Honor Society selections are begun, the committee receives 4,347 pieces of candy, 6 dozen apples, 5 pencils, and 2 I Y , ,, W, ,, , ,,,,,,,, 1 JUNIOR PLAY - MEET THE MILLIONAIREU furlr row'---lid !x'.frr, ,lunirrr Prrnfcli, Viryinirn Dfwidson, P1151 Sfo'pr'1', Joe' Twrrff, IIm'1,f!'!l Kirk, Ed EFZIIIOYLTZSOTTV, Noslzy Pou,'e 1, lflfrm' I17'I7t'ljliI Anlhis, IW. ll. P1 nn, llffrrry Przzcfi, Billy Yfvouuc Walfon, Nancy June Davies, Rosrfmrwy llfilliculzson, miscellaneous, Burton Wilson and Dr. Culpepper are features in assembly. Wednesday, March 13-Entre Nous stationery arrives. Latin Club gives party. Thursday, March 14-Haskell debates Central in practice debateg Roughers lose to Capitol Hill Q ,?!9ii'W:I5f-kfW'314A1 Ex Cha rafters ,,. mn., .Kr am W.-.immai Y as S I-1 wr S - The Junior Class of Cenrral High School Nrfwfrm Wallace, Ili!! lloyd, Arfhur Curl, Jael: l20lll'i'l'I,l'ft'IL, Fcmzpsovt, Terrzfll Cfwifngfow. 1'll'U'l'If I'lI'IlIiA'l'1'l'I, S'l,U!l7?., Illary Nifhols, Rosvnzrrry Moore, lVl1'Irlred King, llwlfort Dawsovz, Mary Martha R'iUfLCLI'd8O'll, Margaret Caroline Foltz. at the state tournament in Oklahoma City. Friday, March 15-Girl Reserves attend Okmul- gee conference, Glee Clubs are featured in St. Patrick assmbly. Sunday, March 17-Miss Reid marries Lieuten- ant John E. Cook. l 'Q?2xi? ?xvi'Q ' S55 Monday, March 18-Virginia Lee May ,,W,m X , 3 U t ' . . . ,, Wears dress she made in sewing. Has . f 2 . Meet fr M1ll1ona1re . H'rm'n'f V , at 5 e to go home third hour. 'Q,fjjfffj1f',gn'f1'flf ' F ,, ,, fIjf,,,Qff,i i A rgamiv by imma ummm hvnrl-will Downes, rw mums I of ul-wawfwi W,i.:..nL-.:p1gM:,l,rf ,fag Rr W'm tl WH M. aiiffzi W 'fl VVednesday, March 20-George Gib- mli 'Lis ' faflllfuiii S - . ,,.fL:m,h , T,-,,ym.,iw f son chosen for senior treasurer. l'hA1?uf'StvxrN M Dzyd - Curvylrvklvy,-I11rzsa4muzY kv ! 7' 1 I In f Q-mmn4mm.n.mmfu11em aqui-Z: 5 N H I Yd BI: h My ,, V W, E cami High samiauawmm urs ay, arc 21-Central deba- M U, . .. - .1925 - t M I Wtizuix Mmhw ters Win tournament here sponsored by ,A was-W, an ufaew M 1 H. Mm p .,..,, -New ,...,.,-wr?-fawwwewrfwwf Jw PuvJlh1lIB ' -W fi 1 Mlzggffzif K vmsmedsyspaaimnngememwiw HGOld6Il MH Rvmk F'r'Cet!U21. and i'W3YPFY-35' i , 1?RSfQ2f57x?2.'?E if if- 4- A Slim., 152-Halal, . ,V if-We 'ze- 'ki' DEBATE Top row, left to right4Billy Nichols, C. A. Kennedy, Terrol Covington, 1l'1I'ifil'l'fi King, Dayifl Liiivbauglz, Nvsby Sampson. Second row-Ed Edmofndsou, Joseph Soiidheimcr, Andrew lVi1l'Uot't ll, Mary Pozvoll, Donald Kirk, Na'm'y .lane Davies. The Central High School debate team has accomp- lished many things this year. The clebatcrs arc voachcd by Miss Parthoizia F. Gregory. On January 17v18 the team reached tho semi-finals in a toariiamcizt at Classcn High School in Oklahoma City. Fcb2'aal'y 22-23, the dcbaters won a district toamiament at Ada. Two teams attained the sefmi-finals at thc Oklahoma Uni've'rsity and were 'ranked with. the first teams in the tourhamcnts in Oklahoma City, April 5, and in Tahleqzlah, April 12413. Friday, March 22-Rev. V. G. Nalley talks in assembly. Monday, March 25-Baconians harmonize their way into many hearts. First Chieftain pictures taken. Tuesday, March 26- Chieftain Staff chosen, Lee Barton and Lawrence Purdin are editors. Spring football practice opens. Wednesday, March 27-Senate holds Weiner roast at Braggs Mountain. Thursday, March 28-Lee Ry- l . , inn ser IS elected '36 cage team cap- 1 taing Alpha Forensic presents A i l Green Frog Antics. ' ' Y, I Leo Rysvr Friday, March 29-Hobo Day! Need more be said? I ,, ,... x, ,V::::x, Q., ,.4:,.'- , , 1. sy I ' ' '- -.'fIfI',,2f.,. .-.- . 5 :Q-.EQ ,,,, :-: 1 if I , K w - W .,,. 1 KW D M W. 'X' A A wiv ' 'A l A ., .,... Q ' A Q xl ,' Y ,M 8: 2-5:51, -' 'sf L? Sw : ,..,. G 2 , .... I 1? D.. .E ., 1 1 , j f:-f ' - :J ,, .5521 VE :fl -' J I .4 V 1 -35.4, . 5 , , .. ,W A, V , :.. 3' ' -1,-M. , .. x My-Q , , : -, A ., :.. l I April Monday, April 1- April Fool! Tuesday, April 2-These dust storms begin to get in people's hair. Thursday, April 4-The matinee performance of Ask the Professor was given by the Senior Girls' Chorus and some of Central's well known boys, Alpha Forensic Society takes honors in the Oklahoma Junior Col- lege Alpha Forensic Association tour- nament in Norman. Friday April 5-The operetta is re- peated at Open House, parents Visit all places of interest around school. Senior play committee chooses Hon- or Bright. Saturday, April 6-Roughers awar- ded conference trophy at Tulsa. Thursday, April 11-Central de- baters win second in Tahlequah meet. SPR! cs. FEVER I 1 4 4 Alpha. I+'orr'nS'ic 'Zi Ask fhr' I,I'0f08SfIl'U Friday, April 12-Delphic awarded the Forum Scholarship Cup in assembly, Reverend Barton speaks and Senior Girls' Glee Club sings. Monday, April 15-David Reece, Andrew VVilcoxen, Sammy Cunningham, and Mary Jessamine Thompson get leads in senior playg Junior Boys' Glee Club is featured in Easter musical. Tuesday, April 16-Seniors are measured for caps and gowns. 191 make second six weeks' honor roll. Wednesday, April 17-Collegians give reception. Friday, April 19-All school Easter devotional. - . 1 -. A Q A.. --.wwf w ww , -M if Opereffu Cust Wednesday, April 24-490 students take the tuberculin test. Friday, April 26---Ray Frisby looking sad because it's Friday. Saturday, April 27-Senior Girls' Chorus and operetta casts give party at the Mary Sfurlenf V1'c'z'-jnrsiclezzf ff url ,,H,SI-Mm. Perry Kation Studio. rf K M , y W.. W ' .mdihn Saturday, April 20-Gunaike gives annual Easter tea for alumnae. Los- ing side of Latin contest give party at Janet Potter's. Mon., April 22- .lunior Boys' Glee Club is featured in an all stunt Con- cert. Snfzpslzof Eciffoz' at U'o1'lc 5 i E . P i 1 Hosts nf Open House. Top row, left to riglzf--.lrznzes BIll'f0'7If, 1Kyl'IIIH'fll Parker, David liinebungh, Doimlrl Kirk, Betty Jean Pierson, David Nmmey, David Reece. Second row-L. M. Speaker, Joe Teujf, Josephine Kroh., Mable L. Hargrove, Vernice Beverage, Betty Duke, Bobby Askew. 1 A.. - Q, 3 1' , Top ro1ovEugene Flock, Donald Eddy, Lloyd Nlarlow, Arthur Curl, Marian Spralcer, Emily Floyd, Doyle H. Jay, Theodore Edwards, Bert Baker, Herbert Dailey, Benjie Milhoan, Reeil Allen. Seeond rowfBob Clement, Marjorie Reese, Pauline Hoopes, Virginia Davidson, Mildred King, Mary Powell, Helen Lasater, Irene Smith, Vermon Beverage, Ralph Mosier, James Barton, Alline Shaw. Third row-Lawrenee Purdin, Eileen Snyder, Frank Filtseh, Mary Jessamine Thomp- son, Kris Kourtis, Charlotte Kennedy, sponsor, David Reece, Lee Barton, Roxanne Plummer, Harry Ufetz, James Ferrell, Frank Baker, Thomas Baker. THE SCOUT, The Scout is the offieial weekly publication of Cen- tral High Sehool. It is published by the class in journalism with Miss Charlotte Kennedy faculty adviser, and printed by Kenneth R. Burohard and classes in printing. Editor-in-Chief , ,, ,,,,,,,,, Kris Kourtis Associate Editor ,.,,,, Lee Barton Assistant Editor ,,,,,,, David Reece Business Manager ,,,,,, George Gibson Creulation Manager ,,,, W ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Thomas Baker Cireulation Floor Managers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Irene Smith, Bob Clement, Emily Floyd Advertising Managers ,,,,,,,, Frank Filtsch, James Ferrell Advertising Assistants , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Herbert Daily, Donald Eddy, Eugene Flock, Lloyd Marlow News Direetors , Mary Powell, Lawrence Purdin News Editors Roxanne Plummer, Eileen Snider Sports Editor ,, ,,,, ,,,,,, , ,. Harry lfVetz Alline Shaw, Virginia Davidson Mary Jessamine Thompson Doyle Jay, Theodore Edwards Exchange Editors Feature Editor Editorial lfVriters Senior Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ralph lrlosier Cartoonist ,, , ,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B enjie .Milhoan Tgpists , Pauline Hoopes, Marjorie Reese, Elaine lVoolf. Reporters , , Frank Baker, Bert Baker, Vermon Beverage, Helen Lasater, Reeil Allen, Marion Spraker, Mildred Knig, Ogla D. Sprinkel, Arthur Curl. THE CHIEFTAIN The Chieftain' is published by the elass in journal- ism and printed by Kenneth Burehard and his elasses in printing. Editor-in-Chief ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , H Lee Barton, Assistant Editor ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , L a wrenee Purrlin Senior Editors , ,, ,,,,,,,,,, Ralph Mosier, Vermon Beverage Sport Editors ,,,,, ,, Harry Wfetz, Frank Baker, Reeil Allen Class Editors ,, Bobby Clement, Thomas Baker Aetivity Editors ,,,, . , Mildred King, Emily Floyd Club Editors H ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , , , , , Mary Jessamine Thompson, Roazanne Plummer Snapshot Editor ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , lames Ferrell Art Editor ,i,ii,,,i,,, ,,,,,, 7 7 ,, ,, Benjie Milhoan Faeulty Editor , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, V i rginia Davidson and other members of the Seout Staff Business llflanager , , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , George Gibson Circulation lllanagers ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Seout Staff Faculty Adviser ,l,i ,. ..,,. Miss Charlotte Kennedy Sunday, April 28-Junior Boys' Glee Club sing at the Methodist church. Monday, April 29-Junior Girls' Glee Club pre- sents spring concert. Tuesday, April 30-'iSunshine man makes an- nual visit to school and speaks in assembly. X VACATION. STARTS May Wednesday, May 1-Annual, nearing completion, Lawrence Purdin is making' ar- rangements for a quick and unhindered de- parture for parts un- t known. Recil Allen is 1' chosen 1935 gridiron X 0 captain. IAXNW Friday, May 3- 91 Charles Poole discov- A ers love is blind but neighbors are not. Last applications for 'X I HM Service are filed. 'X Monday, May 6- :, 'mx State University pic- Hf, '-'.. X ' Q15 ture exhibit is shown. ,: ' X'g.n:.,'.,f 0 Billye switzer mes 'xt ' 'qftfff , baby talk on Doyle 1 4:5 if Jay- Tuesday, May 7-Classes so teachers can schedule enrollments. Friday, May 10--Mildred Phares weeps at thought of leaving school. Va cation are dlsmlssed at 2:54 Monday, May 13-Examination week for sen- iors. Juniors pale with rage. Orchestra prepares for final performances. Senior farewell assembly. INTERSCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION Fourth row-Herbert Dailey, Harry Weitz, Ed Egan, Bob Clements, Bert Baker, Jimmy Ferrell. Second row-Donald Eflflll, EUHWU Flflfl-'y Virginia Davidson, Mary Powell, Arthur Curl, Purlill Snyder, Roxanne Plummer, Reeil Allen, Frank Baker. Third roar-Jimmie Barlow, Mildred King, Lloyrl Marlow, Helen Lasafer, Thomas Baker, Emily Floyfl, Eileen Snyder, Theodore Eflufards, Irene Smith, Vermon Beverage. Fourth rozvwlllarjorie Reese, Lawrenee Purdin, Pauline Hoop- es, Frankie Filtseh, Mary Jessamine Thompson, Kris Kourtis, David Reese, Lee Burton, Doyle Jay, Ralph Mosier, Allinc Shaw. SENIOR PLAY Baelr Roux-Alliue Shaw, C. A. Kennedy, Pauline Hoopes, Ralph Mosier, Marion Carter, Bub Poole, Donald Olson, Car- ol Lamberf, Theodore Edwards, Lee Barlou, Mildred Torbett, Richard Veruor, Mildred Harr, George Johnson, Miss Cur- lis. First Row-Billy Thompson, Kalhryfn, Lathim, Calvin Fredericzlc, Lucille Cobb, David Reece, Sammy Ciimiiuyhaiiz, Mary .lessamifne Thompson, Andrew VV'ileoa:e'ii, Margaret Elizabeth Newlou, Clare Lovelace, Janet Potter, Allen Hall. Members of ihe east not 1Il.C'fllI'f'll are: Ray Frisby, James Ferrell, Olin Holmes, and Sam lllilliams. ' Tuesday, May 14-Juniors feel awful big. They're almost seniors. Press association gives annual banquet. Wednesday, May 15-Quite a number of the graduating class can't resist strolling about the halls to display their regal robes Ccaps and gownsb before the envious eyed Juniors. Candidates for president and Vice president of student body are presented in assembly. Last 'Scout' Out CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Top row, leff fo right-Keu'nefh Parker, Jim Ed Morton, Jim Shouse, llerf Baker, Mr. Goetz, Bob Clemevif, Bill Boyd, Lloyd Hailey, Gerald Lawrence. Second roio-Beniiy Bragg, Frou Powell, John Crane, Bobby Askew, Bob Forrester, Bill Malone. Third rozoglfliola Addiugioii, Befsy Coolc, Edwiua Lasater, Esfer Banks, Lois Beers, Fred Flasehe, Johuie James, Ralph Jlosier, Doyle Robertson, Jimmie Reese. Fourth row-Beatrice Applebee, Marjory Holi, Barbara Crane Billie Louis, Belly Holmes, Aniia Smarff, lllargueriie Layman, Marches Pollen, Barbara Dunn. Thursday, May 16-Matinee per- formance of Honor Brightf' last Scout comes out. Miss Kennedy weepsg Juniors have complete con- trol of front hall except when in- A 1 , 1 n nr a ro rr esee ees nr x F r es nlr , ssurleleees l oll corc , o l a a1a 5 Seniors Merlsurcfl for Cups and Go lens vaded by Mildred Torbett and Mary Senior Officers-Mulfvin. Stevens, Josephine Kroh, James Burton, Elizabeth Campbell Who just Canit Drrfvifl 1.f7l0IIUIlglZ, Bcrflm fuonUnwcrth, J. PV. Johnson, David Reece. Stand Staying away, Friday, May 17-Final performance of senior play. i Vfell, it is all over now except the big moments for the seniors. Saturday, May 18-All the clubs give annual spring banquet for installation of new officers. M i Home Economics l Sunday, May 19-Baccalaureate sermon. Monday, May 20- Faculty reception. Chcnzfistry Lab Tuesday, May 21-Class Day exercises. Thursday, May 23- Commencement Exercises. Friday, May 24-Junior-Senior banquet. It's all HOW. Art RUOTPL Seniors fUpper Panel? ALINE SHAW Arts and Sciences West High 'KWH Service, Girls' Glee Club, Eagle Staff, Press Association, Scout Staff, UM Service, Girl Re- serves. MARVIN RoI:ICRTs 1mlu::tr1'uI Representative, Operetta. DE VOINE SHORT Student Council, West High, House of Representatives, Senior Boys' Glee Club. Com HII'l't7'iflI KENNETH PARKER C0lIIII1!?I'lfifll Band, Orchestra, Stage Craft Mana- ger, President of Band, President of Orchestra, President Student Body, M Service, Representatives, Jun- ior Basketball, Forum, Tug 'O War. ELIZABETH SHARP Arts and Sci'-nf-cs Glee Club, WV Service, Gunaike. FRED SAULS Arts mul Sciences Junior Play, Band, M Service Club. SYLVIA JANE SMITH Conznzcrciut GEoRGE RoBERTs Industrial THOMAS NATHENIAL ROACH, JUNIOR . Inrlustriftl Senior Boys' Glee Club, Football, Junior Boys' Glee Club. MILDRED PHAREs Arts and Sciences Senior Girls, Glee Club, Accompan- ist, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Accom- panist Junior Boys' Glee Club. fLower Panelb PHYLLIS HELEN SEASTRAND Arts and Sciences Entre Nous. KENNETH EARL RADEKE Imlustrinl Bench and Vice Monitor in Machine shop. MARGARET HILDA PONDER Commercial Junior Girls' Glee Club, Spanish Club, Girl Scouts. JosEPH SONDHEIMER Arts and Sciences Editor-in-Chief of Eagle, Press, Glee Club, W Service, Student Council, Collectors Club, Hi-Y, National Junior Honor Society, Win- ner of Paris Pact Contest, Tennis, M Service, Golden M , Debate. MARJORIE CONSTANCE REESE Arts and Sciences M Service, Girl Reserves, Green Pepper, Alternate, Senior Girls' Chorus, Operetta, Distinguished Students, Junior National Honor Society, Press Association, Scout Staff. EDISON LEE PERRY Arts and Sciences Senate, Band, Junior Boys' Glee Club, Operetta, M Service, Junior Basketball, Captain of Junior Bas- ketball. ALLENE POGUE Arts and Sciences Junior Girls' Glee Club, Latin Club, Delphic, Delphic basketball team, Representative, Alternate. CHARLES ELDRIDGE BEARD Arts and Sciences Forum, Band, House of Representa- tives. MARY ELLEN WALKER Arts and Sciences Senior Girls' Glee Club, W Ser- vice, Junior National Society, UM Service, Delphic. WILLIAM MEADOR Industrial Hi-Y. lUpper Panel MARY ELIZABETH CAMPBELL College Prep Delphic '34, '35, Sr. Girls' Glee Club '32, '33, '34, '35, Representative, '35, M Service Club, '33, '35, Latin Club, '33, '34, '35, Junior National Honor Society, Disting- uished Students. BURAL F. ETHERIDGE Industrial Junior Football, '30, Senior Foot- ball, '31, '32, '33, '34, Captain, 34, '35, Senate, '34, '35, Jun- Basketball Manager, '29, '30, '31, '32, '33, ior Boys' Glee Club, President of Senate '34, '35. DEN'roN FAIR College Prep. EUGENIA DECKER College PNP Basketball, Leading role in Junior Play, '33, '34, Colorado. MAURICE WALLACE College Prep Representative '33, Scout Reporter, '34. LORENE WILLIAMS Gen. Bus. Booklceping Green Peppers '32, '33, '34, '35, Girl Reserves '34, '35, Girls' Athletic Association '33. COWVETA SPARKS College Prep CLARENCE THOMAS, JR. College Prep Forum, '33, '34, '35, Latin Club, '33, Basketball W. H. S., '31, '32, W Service Club, Hi-Y, '31. IRIS LORENE WORRELL Pre-Secretarial Girl Reserves, '33, Representative, '33, Green Peppers, '33, '35, Al- ternate, '32, Ioniors ROY WILSON Gen. Bus. mul Boolclceeping Football, '32, '33, '34, Track, '33, M Service, Senate, '33, '34, '35. fLower Panclj VERLAN SIEVERT College Prep. M Service, '33, W Service, Track fW.H.S.J, Band, '30, '31, '32, '33, '34, '35,. MARION SPRAKER College Prep. Girl Reserves, Junior Play. ADRIAN VOIGHT College Prep. Alternate, '32, Hi-Y, '35, Glee Club. WRENDA WILSON College Prep. CLARA A. LOVELACE College Prep. Glee Club, '32, West High Vice President Monitor Club, '33, Senior Boys' Glee Club, '34. JOHN MCNAMEE GC fLt'l'll.l Business Math. Club, '30, '31, Hiking Club, '30, '31. JOAN FAST College Prep. Entre Nous Secretary, Football Queen, '34, Page in W Service at West High. L0NNIE WHEELER College Prep. At West High-Double Quartet, '30, Glee Club, '29, '30, W Ser- vice Club, '30, Basketball '31, '32, Track, '30, '31, '32, Athletic Club, '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, President of Athletic Club, '35, At Central-Bas- ketball, '35, Track, '35, KATHRYN NIONTGOMERY College Prep. W Service Club, '32, ScribbleI-'s Club, '33, Dennison, '31, Hiking, '31, Star Gazers' Club, '31. DAVID HENRY REECE Arts and Sciences President of Senior Class, Junior Play, Latin Club, Forum, Assistant Editor of Scout, Chieftain Staff, Press Association,Distinguished Stu- dent, M Service Club. Seniors CUpper Panelj VIRGIL DUELL JACKSON Coininercial Band. DOROTHEA ELIZABETH EARNEST Arts and Sciences Entre Nous, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Alternate. JAMES F. MORRIS, JR. Industrial Junior Boys' Glee Club, Alternate. HELEN MAE LASATER Arts and Science Senior Girls' Glee Club, Make-Up Club, Scout Staff, Press Associa- tion, Senior Girl Scout, Green Pep- pers, Senior Girls' Chorus. VINETA MAE MILLER Arts and Sciences Girl Scouts. KRIS E. KOURTIS Arts and Sciences Editor-in-Chief of Scout, Press As- sociation, Operetta, Junior Boys' Glee Club, Senior Boys' Glee Club, House of Representatives, M Ser- vice, Spanish Club, Debate, Oration. MARTHA JOAN MURPHY Commercial MAURISE DURRUM Arts and Sciences Entre Nous, M Service, Junior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Girls' Chor- us, Representative, Alternate. FLORITA M. METZGER ALLEN HALL, JR' Home Economics Girl Reserves, Glee Club. Arts and Sciences Press Club W. H. S., Basketball W. H. S., Tennis W. H. S., Student Council, W Service Club, Basket- ball C. H. S. JACK G. CARSON Arts and Sciences HW Service, Press Club. ISLAREA FARMER Arts and Sciences W Service, Gunaike, West High fLower Panelj pep Club. VIRGINIA LEE MAY Arts and Sciences HARVEY RAYMOND HOWELL Delphic, W Service, West High. General Business and Bookkeeping Junior Class President, Junior Bas- GLEN ALFRED RANEY ketball, Captain Senior Basketball, Arts and Sciences Senate. Junior Boys' Glee Club, M Service Club, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' LORETTA VIRGINIA DARROW Operetta, Senior Girls' Follies of General Business and Bookkeeping '33, Honor Roll. SUE ANN LAMBERT Arts and Sciences W Service Club, Courtesy Queen Attendant, Orchestra, Glee Club. RUTH KOEHLER Coinnzercial GEORGE GIBSON Commercial M Service Club, Business Mana- ger of Scout, Senior Class Treasur- er, Alternate, Representative, Chief- tain Staff. MARY RANDAL ELLIS Arts and Sciences West High Service Club, Junior Play, Latin Club, Delphic. li I fUpper Panelj JAMES EDWARD DOERING Industrial Band, Junior Boys' Glee Club. MARY ELIZABETH WOOD Commercial Girl Reserve, Glee Club. VERMoN JOSEPH BEVERAGE Arts and Sciences Latin Club, Junior Boys' Glee Club, Junior National Honor Society, Dis- tinguished Students, Scout Staif, Senior Editor on Chieftain Staff, Press Association. CARMEN B. RUSSELL Home Economics Senior Girls' Chorus, 'Representa- tive. GEORGE OVERBY Inrlustrurl Senior Boys' Glee Club,, M Ser- vice, Representative, Alternate, President of Adviser Class. GEORGE GARLAND CURL, JR. Arts and ,Sciences Basketball, M Service. - HELEN JOYCE WOOD Home Economics Green Peppers, Associate Commer- cial Club. LLOYD J. MARLow Industrial Press Association, Track, Junior Play, Scout Staff. Ioniors JOSEPHINE GWENDOLYN PEARCE Home Economics Junior Girls' Glee Club. ANDREW C. WILCOXEN Arts and Sciences President of Forum, Debate, Jun- ior Boys' Glee Club, Band, Junior Play. Q Lower Panelj WAYMAN JONES Arts and Sciences Senior Boys' Glee Club. EMILY BERNICE FLOYD Arts and Sciences M Service Club, W Service Club, Delphic, Press Association, Scout Staff, Accompanist for Glee Club. JOHN ROGER BYARS Arts and Sciences JEANNE HERSHEY Coinnzercuzl Girl Reserves. HARRY L. WI-IITACRE Industrial Junior Boys' Glee Club, Alternate. WORD PENNINGTON Commercial Junior Boys' Glee Club, Representa- tive, Alternate, Junior National Honor Society, Distinguished Stu- dents. J. EILEEN SNIDER Arts and Sciences Delphic, Latin Club, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Junior Play, Junior National Honor Society, M Ser- vice, Press Association, Scout Staff, Arch Bearer, Girl Reserves, Green Peppers, Distinguished Students. LEE ORLIN SMITH Industrial Representative. IDA MARIE SHEDRICK Home Economics Girl Reserves. SAM LEwIs WILLIAMS Irulustrial Junior Boys' Glee Club, Operetta, Football, Track, Senior Play. Seniors fUpper Panelj LEE S. BARTON Arts and Scicnccs W. H. S. Press Club, UM Service, YV. H. S. Glee Club, W Service Club, Scout Associate Editor, Editor of the Chieftain, Interseholastic Press Club, Senior Boys' Glee Club. BERTALEEN JARRELL Commercial Gunaike, Honorary Commercial Club President, Junior Play, Repre- sentative, Alternate. CHARLES BREESE Arts and Sciences Football, Track, Speaker pro-tem, Representative, Senate. LOTTIE BISHOP Home Economics Junior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Girls' Chorus, Girls, Athletic As- sociation, Green Peppers, Senior Girl Scouts. SAM EAGAN Commercial Hi-Y, W Service. FLOY BEVERAGE Commercial JOHN EDWARD BEVERAGE Industrial Senate, House of Representatives, Junior Boys' Glee Club. FRANK FILTSCH Arts and Sciences Representative, Alternate, Forum, Band, Latin Club, Tennis Squad, Scout Staff, Oklahoma Scholastic Association, M Service, Distingu- ished Students, Junior National Honor Society. BERYLDINE HARRIS Arts and Sciences Senior Girls' Chorus, Operetta, M Service Club, Arch Bearer, Girl Re- serves. MARY KATHRYN CUNNINGHAM Commercial Junior Girls' Glee Club. fLower Panelj MAXINE MARIE DDUTHIT Home Economics Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Athletic Association. RAY BOB FRISBY Arts and Sciences Junior Football, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Junior Play. MARION LAVERNE CARTER Arts and Sciences Junior National Honor Society. PAULINE HooPEs Arts and Sciences HW Service, All School Play, Press Association, Junior Play, M Ser- vice, Delphic, Scout Staff, Arch Bearer. H FRANCIS K. CASS Commercial W Service, Glee Club. SAMMY CUNNINGHAM Comonercacl Gunaike, Junior Play, Attendant to Football Queen, Arch Bearer. LLOYD PERRY HATLEY Industrial Band, Orchestra. CARL REGINALD JONES Arts and Sciences M Service A. v. GATES ' Industrial Captain of Junior Police, Represen- tative. DOROTHY ELIZABETH HEARD A 1 Arts and ,Sciences Delphic. fUpper Panelj HAROLD PIERCE LUTTRELL Iridustrifil Football, Basketball. ELSIE Jo JOHNSON Arts and Sciences Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Chorus, Operetta, Distinguished, Students, UM Service Club, Junior Honor Society, Alternate. LEONA VICKERS Commercial Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Chorus, Junior Girls' Glee Club, Green Pep- pers. WILLIAM A. COMBO Arts and Sciences Football, Track. SARAH VELTA KROET Commercial Green Peppers, Girl Reserves. JACQUELINE DECAMP Arts and Sciences Latin Club, Senior Girls' Chorus, Scout Staff, Accompanist for Jun- ior Boys' Glee Club. WILLIAM FLOYD COLLINS Industrial Y Seniors MARION TURNER BAGC. A rts and Sciences Gunaike, Glee Club. MARY CATHERINE GAMMILLE Arts and Sciences Senior Girls' Glee Club. PAULINE CLEMENTINE EVANS Arts and Sciences Oration Contest at Tahlequah, Sen- ior Girls' Chorus. Q Lower Panelj FLORENCE VICTORIA JOB Commercial Entre Nous, Representative. NOLA ANN KILLEBREW Commercial Gunaike, Representative, Girl Re- serves, Make-Up-Club, Arch Bearer. NORMA EDWARDS MYERS Commercial LUTHER EUGENE HOOKER Arts and Sciences Junior Boys' Glee Club, Junior Bas- ketball, Basketball. MARY KATHRYN EISERT Commercial Green Peppers, Representative, Al- ternate. MARJORIE CAROLYN DUNN Commercial MINNIE MAYE HARGIS Commercial Representative, Alternate. WILLARD GREGORY Arts mid Sciences Courtesy Club, Mathematics, Rep- resentative, Latin Club, Alternate. MARY BERNICE HUNTER Arts and Sciences Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Chorus, Alternate. ELIZABETH ANN JAYNES Arts and Sciences Glee Club, Denison Club, Dramatics, Courtesy Club. Seniors QUpper Panelj THOMAS BAKER Arts and Science Scout Staff, Press Association, Chieftain StaE, Spanish Club. MARY BEERS Arts and Sciences Courtesy Club, Glee Club, Senior Glee Club, M Service, Press Club, Arch Bearer, W Service, Knight. WILLIAM DIXSON Industrial Junior Football. MARGIE LUCILLE COBR Coinonereial Knight in W Service, National Junior Honor Society, Glee Club, Eagle Staff, Press Club, Junior Play, M Service, Arch Bearer, Tahlequah Meet, Gunaike. GLENN HAMMER Industrial LOLA CRAWFORD Home Economics ERVIN FELD Arts and Sciences Band, House of Representatives, Operetta, M Service. RUTH LORRAINE DETLOR Commercial House of Representatives, Alter- nate, Green Peppers. FRANK BAKER Arts and Sciences Press Association, M Service, Junior Boys' Glee Club, Basketball, Football, Track, Representative, President of Adviser Class. PEARL DYER Commercial Spanish Club, Girl Scouts, Green Peppers. Q Lower Panelj WILIIELM BOROVETZ Industrial MURIEL NELLIS GENE COLLINS Commercial JAMES M. CASEY Industrial BETTY Jo AMER Commercial Glee Club, Class President, Class Secretary and TreasuI'er, Class Rep- resentative. JACK COLE Industrial Basketball. CLYDE COX Arts and Sciences Senior Basketball, Track, Band, W Service, Athletic Circus. LAURA BROOKS Arts and Sciences Gunaike, Pep Club, House of Rep- resentatives. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Industrial Junior Basketball, Junior Football, Representative, Alternate. CATHERINE DYER Commercial Green Peppers, Representative. EDGAR H. DEWVEL Industrial President of Senior Boys' Glee Club, Secretary M Service, Distinguish- ed Students, Tennis Club, Junior National Honor Society, Speaker of House, Alternate, Representative. QUpper Panelj HARRY WETZ Arts and Sciences Scout Staff, Press Association, Rep- resentative, Alternate, Junior Boys' Glee Club, Junior Boys' Operetta, Chieftain Staff, Junior National Honor Society, Distinguished Stu- dent. JOYCE WISDOM Arts and Sciences Gunaike, Student Council, Vice- president of Junior Class, Press, M Service. RICHARD VERNOR Arts and Sciences Glee Club, Operetta, Scout Staff, West High Glee Club, Mdnitor, Horse Shoe Club, Photoplay. MILDRED TORBETT Arts and Sciences National Junior Honor Society, Del- phic, Latin Club, Senior Girls' Glee Club. BILLY EARL THOMPSON Comme:-cial Junior Boys' Glee Club, Band, Or- chestra, Representative, Alternate. BOB CLEMENT Arts and Sciences Knight in W Service, Press Asso- ciation, Scout Staff, Chieftain Staff, Band, Orchestra. MARTHA JANE GIDDINGS Arts and Sciences Green Peppers, Girl Reserves. GENE T. WILLIAMS Arts and Sciences Football, All-State Quarterback, Band, Senate, HM Service, Repre- sentative, Chairman of Serving Ioniors Committee Hobo Day. LORENE GIDDINGS Arts and Sciences Green Peppers, Girl Reserves. JOHN W. JOHNSON Arts and Sciences W. H. S. Football, Senate, Vice- president of Senate, Secretary of Senior Class, Manager of Football Team. tLower PanelJ JOYCE OPAL LEE Home Economics Girl Scout, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion. JOHN D. GARRETT Industrial M Service, Adviser Class Oflicer. LOUISE SADLER Arts anti Sciences Gunaike, W Service, Pep Club. G. W. TURNER, JR. Arts and Sciences Senior Boys' Glee Club, MW Ser- vice Club, Collectors Club, Photo- play Club. BETTY ELEANOR SADLER Arts and Sciences Student Council, Glee Club, W Service Club, Gunaike, Senior Girls' Glee Club. DAN COLVILLE SMARTT Arts and Sciences Forum, Junior Play, Latin Club, M Service, Wu Service. MARJORIE LOUISE MAY Arts and Sciences Delphic, Junior Play, W Service, Mm Service, Pep Club, Monitor. LEON JOSEPH WINDSOR Commercial Alternate, Representative. JANET ELIZABETH POTTER Arts and Sciences W Service Club, Glee Club, Jun- ior National Honor Society, Del- phic, Latin Club, Arch Bearer. FRANCIS D. COHENOUR Arts and Sciences Forum, Glee Club, Stagecraft, Stu- dent Council. Seniors tUpper Panclj ROBFRT LEE KAY 17'IfflIlSfI iftl Band, Manager of Basketball. BARBARA BANGS Arts fnzrl Sciences D. MORGAN, JR. Irzdustrial Basketball, Junior Basketball. DELORES GLEASON Arts anfl Sciences Delphic, Senior Girls, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Treasurer. JACK THORNE Commercial Senate, Representative, J u n io r Boys' Glee Club. EDDY FLOY BURNEY Arts and Sciences Girl Scouts, Senior Girl Scouts. GEORGE L. JOHNSON Commercial West High Horseshoe Club, Ath- letic Club, Nature Study. BILLYE SWITZER Com nzercial Representative, Commercial Club, Vice-President. JAMES CLINE FERRELL Arts and Sciences Scout Staff, Chieftain Staff, Press, Junior Play, Student Council, West High, Knight in Wm Service, Mon- itor. MARY ELIZABETH WRIGHT Arts and Sciences Girl Reserves, Representative, Al- ternate, Senior Girls' Chorus. tLower Panelj DOROTHY WICKOEE Arts and Sciences Girl Reserves, Alternate. CHARLES EDWIN EAGAN Arts and Sciences' Scout Staff, Press, M Service. EDITH REECE Arts and Sciences Senior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Girl Reserves. W ' 1 JAMES BARTON Arts and Sciences dent of Student Body, Make-Up- Student Council, Forum, M Ser- vice, Assistant Basketball Manager, Scout, Interscholastic Press Asso- ciation, House of Representatives, W Service at West High, Stu- dent Council, Hi-Y. Club, Girl Reserves. JOE SAMUEL WHITMER Arts and Sciences Orchestra, Junior Boys' Glee Club. BESSIE BOB TUTTLE Home Economics W. H. S. Student Council. KATHLYN ELIZABETH KORTEN C0mme7'CiUl JESS BURNS Arts and Sciences Belphic, W Service, Figure Draw- Pep Club' Ing, Photoplay, Dramatics, Glee Club at West High, Alternate. SALLY EVELYN PACE Arts and Sciences BETTY JEAN PEARSON Commercial Green Peppers, Girl Reserves, Girl Entre Nous, Alternate, Vice-presi- Scout, Alternate. fUpper Panelj MARY ANITA NICPIOLSON Arts and Sciences West High Student Council, Trivoli, Central High Entre Nous, Forum Student Sponsor. FRED H. SUHRE Industrial Senior Boys' Glee Club, Senior Boys' Glee Club President, Stagecraft, M Service Club. BERTI-IA ELLA SPARKS Arts and Sciences G. A. A., Green Peppers, Alernate, Girl Reserves, Junior Girls' Glee Club. TRUETT SADLER Industrial Senate, Senate Tug-o-War, Cap- tain, Secretary and Treasurer of Senate, Representative, Alternate, Junior Boys' Glee Club. ANNABEL CAVENDER Commercial Nature Study, Hiking, Know Your City, Girl Scouts. WILLIAM DYER THOMPSON Arts and Sciences VVest High Football, Glee Club, Sport Editor Eagle, Central Sport Editor of Scout, Library. VELMA NEWTON Commercial Girl Reserves. BARTO TULK Arts and Sciences Band, Orchestra, Junior Basketball, Junior Football, Senior Football, HM Service Club, Representative. RUTH MARKHAM Arts and Sciences Senior Girl Scouts, Junior Honor Society. Ioniors C. A. KENNEDY Arts and Sciences West High Representative, West High Press Club, Science Club, Sen- ior Glee Club, Ruff Nex Pep Squad, Debate, Speaker of House of Rep- resentatives. fLower Panely CLIFTON STARNES Industrial Junior Boys' Glee Club. MINNIE KATHERINE SICKENDICK Cofmmercial Glee Club, Pep Club, Press Club, Eagle Staff. BILLY SUNDAY WEBB Comnzercial MARGARET VVAKEFIELD Commercial Girl Scouts, Pep Club, Figure Drawing. MAX D. OVERTON Industrial Hi-Y, Junior Boys' Glee Club. MARY JESSAMYNE THOMPSON Arts and Sciences W Service, All School Play, M Service, Press Association, Presi- dent of Entre Nous, National Jun- ior Honor Society, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Latin Club, Representa- tive, Alternate, Feature Editor of Scout Staff. FERDINAND PURTIL SNIDER Arts and Sciences Forum, Scout Staff, Press Associa- tion, Representative, National Jun- ior Honor Society, W Service, Senior H'i-Y. EVELYN MAE NEWTON Commercial Junior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserve, Alter- nate. BERTHA VONUNWERTH Arts and Sciences Gunaike, Attendant to Football Queen, Maid of Honor to Football Queen, Attendant to Basketball Qucen, Vice-President of Senior Class, HW Service. ARCHIE SIDNEY THOMPSON Arts and Science Football, Basketball, Track, Presi- dent of Hi-Y. Seniors fUppcr Panel ELMIRA S'roU1' Pro Collegiate Conzmercirzl DAVID LINEBAUGH College Prop. Junior National Honor Society, De- bate, 34, 35, Pres. Debate '35, Sen- ior Councilman, '35, First place in Plane Geometry, Tahlequah, Eagle Staff, '33, Track, '33, '31 fW.H.S.J, Knight W Service, M Service, '34, Distinguished Student, '34, Junior Boys' Glee Club. NEOMA TIMMONS Home Ec01z01111'cs Girl Scout, '31, '32, Girl Reserves, '35, Girls' Athletic Association, '32, '33, Senior Girls' Chorus, '33. MERLE ADRAIN FINLEY General Industrial Stage Craft Club,West High School. Jo KROH College Prop President of Gunaike, '34, '35, Senate Sponsor, '34, '35, Senior Councilman, '34, '35, Football Queen's Attendant, Gunaike basket- ball, '34. OLIN V. HOLMES, JR. College Prep. Senior Boys' Glee Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Senior Hi-Y, '33, Alternate, '34, Representative, '35. REBA LINDSEY General Business Green Peppers, '32, '33, '34, Girl Reserves. '35. CALVIN FREDERICK College Prop. West High Student Council, Press Club, Tennis, W Service, Na- ture, Central Tennis Team. IDA MAE WELLS Gen. Bus. Bookkeeping Green PeppeI', '33, '34, '35, Girl Re- serve, '33, '34, Representative, '35, Make Up Club, '34, '35. AGNESS ROBINSON Pro-Soov-etfwial Girl Reserve, '34, '35, Girl Athletic Association, '32, '33. fLower PanelJ BOBBY KAHN Pre-Col. Commercial Football, W. H. S. '32, Stage Craft, '33, '34, '35, Band '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, sei-vice '33, '34. DOYLE HUNTER JAY Band, '29, '30, '31, '32, Press Association, '34, '34, '35, W Service College Prep '33, '34, '35, Scout Staff, Club. LUCILLE JACKSON Entre Nous, '33, '34, College Prep '35, Student Sponsor of Forum Debating Society, '34, '35, Band Queen, '34. HAROLD IHRIG General I11,cl1fsfr'ial Junior Boys' Glee Club. ISABI-:L HUTCHINSON College Prep Entre Nous. MAURICE KNISEL College Prop. Band '31, '32, Harmony '35. KATHRYN LATHIM College Prep W Service, '31, '32, '33, West High Glee Club, '32, '33, Delphic, '34, '35, M Service, '33 '34, Glee Club, '33, '34, '34, '35, Junior Play, '34, Representative, '34. JAMES SINGLETERRY Industrial Band '32, '33, Senior Girls' Chorus Operetta '33, Jr. Play '33, Har- mony '35, ANNA CATHERINE FRANKLIN College Prep Green Peppers, '33, '34, '35, Girl Scout '32. RAY PACE College Prep Track W. H. S., '30, '31. lUpper Panel ROY ALLEN General Business and Booklceeping Hi-Y, '32, Alternate, '35, FRANCES HOLCOMB BILL BLOSSOM College Prep. Nature Study, '31, W-Service, '31, Junior Honor Society, Collectors Glee Club. HUBERT FULKERSON College Prep. Football. Pl'C-Sl?I7'l'C'ffH'lH'l Com. JOAN PAUL ETHERIDGE College Prep. Girl Scouts, '30, '31, '32, '33, Com- mercial Club, '32g Spanish Club, '32, '33, '34, Gunaike, Football Queen, Senate Sponsor, M Service. VIRGINIA ELDRIDGE Arts and Sciences FRED BAILEY Industrial Maid of Honor to Courtesy Queen, Senate, '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, Foot- '33, W.H,S. Press Club, '31, '32, '33, ball, '31, '32, '33, '34, Operetta, '32, W. H. S. Sorellc, '32, '33, Junior Track, '32, Play, '34, RUTH ALLEN Pre-Secretarial MILDRED HARR College Prep. Senior Girls Chorus, '32 Alternate, '34, Ieniors JACK ELLINGTON College Prep. Editor of Eagle, Associate Editor Scout Staff, Glee Club. FRANK MCAEEE College Prep. lLOwer Panelj SCHUYLER STUBBS College Prep. Junior BOy's Glee Club, '29, '30, M Service, '34, '35, Alternate '30, CARROLL LAMBERT College Prep. W Service Club, Sorelle, Presi- dent Home Room, '34. CHARLES STOLPER Commercial West High Football. Track, Swim- ming, W Service, Glee Club, Stage Craft, Hi-Y. ROXANNE PLUMMER College Prep. President Delphic, President Girls' Glee Club, Basketball Queen, Eagle Staff, Press Association, W Ser- vice, M Service. ELMER LEE SPARKS General Business And Bookkeeping Representative, '31, Alternate, '32. Junior Football '29, '30, '31, Jun- ior Basketball, '30, '31, Senior Foot- ball, '32, '33, Spanish Club, '31, '32, GEORGIA CARKEE Commercial Glee Club, Charm Club, Music Club. JIMMIE MILLER College Prep. Football, '35, West High Football, '29, -'31, Basketball, '29,-'31, Track, '29,-'31, Tennis, '31, W Service Club, Athletic Club, '29,-'31, GRANT JOHNSTON Tech. Engineering KENNETH H. BOSTER General Industrial Hi-Y Secretary MERLIN ADAMS Commercwl Glee Club, Band at West High. ROBERT PORTER College Prep. Forum, '34, '34, '35g Band '28, to '35, Representative '31g Class President '33,'34. Seniors DONALD H. OLSON College Prop. Representative, '35, Senior Boys' Glee Club, '35. MARGARET ELIZABETH NEWTON College Prep. Senior Girls' Chorus, '31, Latin Club, '33, '34, '35, Senior Girls' Glee Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Delphic, '34, '35, M Service Club '34, '35, CHARLES E. PooLE Commcrcial-Busi'ness Bookkcepiwg W. H. S. Football, '31, '32, Basket- ball, '31, '32, Student Council, Glee Club, C. H. S. House of Represent- atives, '33, Alternate '34, Junior Play, '34, Business manager of Sen- ior Play, '35. MARY IRENE SMITH College Prop. Junior National Honor Society, '33, '34, '35, Distinguished Students '33, '34, '35, Scout Staff, '33, '35, Press Association, Alternate, '33, '34, Tahlequah Meet, '33, M Ser- vice, '34, '35, Girl Reserves, '34, '35, Vice-president '34, '35, Green Pep- pers, '33, '34, Chieftain Staff, '35' Arch Bearer, '34. ! PALPH LANDIs MOSIER College Prop. Scout Staff, '34, '35, Chieftain Staff, '35, Orchestra, '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, M Service, '33, '34, '35, Press Association, '35, Junior Play, '34. LAWRENCE A. PURDIN College Prep. Junior Boys' Glee Club, '30, '31, '32, Spanish Club, '32, '33, Boys' Ora- tion, '32, '33, '34, Operetta, '31, '32 '35, M Service, '34, '35, Scout, '34, '35, Press Association, '34, '35, Chieftain, '34, '35, PAT LEssLEY College Prep. Scout Staff, '34. CARL SHUNKEY College Pi-ap. President of Athletic Club at West High School, Track at W. H. S. '29, '30, '32, '33, Basketball, W.H.S. '33, W. H. S. Service Club, Alternate C. H. S., Track, '34, '35, M Ser- vice Club, '34. KENNETH JOHNSON Collvgv Prep. Press Club, '31, '32, '33, W. H. S., Senate, '34, '35, W. H. S. Band '32, '33. LUCILLE ALPHA SIAS Pre-Sec:-cforiol Commercial Club, '32, '33, Senior Girls' Chorus, '32, MORRIS HINEs College Prep. 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Firsl Ron:-illfrrjorie illny, lllorzl Pvilninylon, Elsie Jo J0h'llsf0l!, lll!lHI'lC!' ll rrll411'c, Illury 1L'li.:ubcfh Crrmlnlfcll, I'l1'lIlllf Half- vr, Allvm' Poguc, Pllrfll Snlrlffr, George Gibson, Lucille Cobb. S1'r:m1,fl Rowflfrls Kourtis, lL'llr'c17, S1'1iflr'r, Mary livers, Hur- ry lVrff.:', l'l'illr1rfl Gregory, fllury Ellen lVrrll.'01', ,1'm1r'f I'ofi'er, l I1'I'Hl0lI 13'e1w'rfryc', Irene Smith, David Iir'a'4'e'. Tlllrfl Illllll'-' Ileroflzy llII'!'lr'f2-ff,LllUi'gllI'f'f.Nlf'IlffO7Z,KIIflII'!jlILllll1l.H!,IL'!lgfU' Dewrvl, .llilflrcfl Torlwff, Rolwrl Porter, .llnrjoric Ilwwsrf, Jos- s' 111 ,g0lifUZClllll'I', Summz Ulfilliilzflzrlm, llolfom 1'UIl'fl,ill'l.fl Li1z1'lmml1 Frrrnlf Filfcli .llnurlce Dzfrrum, Jlrlri .lrssfrnziiiv . i y J Tlzompsoiz, Lvl' Iiurfmz, Ilflllllilll' Hoopvs, Emily Floyd, Knflzryu Eiscrl, Allim' Slime. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Beatrice Applebee, Virginia Albright, Mary E. Barth- ett, Vernice Beverage, Hoy Bohannon, Bill Boyd, Maxine Boyd, Frances Cherry, Margaret Cherry, Benton Dawson, Betty Duke, Jose Duran, Mary J. Dyer, LuVerne Fleak, Mary Goodin, Helen Goodwin, Inez Gould, Imogene Gra- ham, Gladys Hillhouse, Helen Hillhouse, Norma Hudson, Shirley Jackson, Ollie Belle King, Barker Kilgore, Tom King, Don Kirk, Rose Marie LaGrone, Cevilla Lindsey, Junior McKenzie, Margaret McNeeley, Billy Nichols, Rob- ert Pitchford, Dorothy Pruitt, Mary M. Richardson, Helen Runyan, Nesby Sampson, Jim Shouse, Dorothea Smith, Jane Smith, Gordon Spencer, Mildred Stone, Ruth Stone, Jessie Wallace, Wilma West, Juanita Wisdom, Henrietta Withrow, Helen B. Wood. GIRL RESERVE OFFICERS Hack row-lllary Martha Richardson, Irene Smith, Mary Jane Dyer, Delores Gleason, Shirley Jackson, Vernice Bever- age, LaHon1a Sanders, Helen Karnes. Second Row-Cwilla Lindsay, Virginia Ulright, Jane Smith, Helen Case, Betty Jane Trainer, Dora Kathryn W'ait111an, Marie Arnolcl, Georgeanna IfVillcey. First Row-Betty Singleterry, Dorothea Mil- ler, Pauline Ihrig, Norma Jane VVillia1ns, Ruth lllurray, Helen Reese, Marjorie Jobe, Josephine Wright. 7B Group tMiss Bales, Sponsori- Officers: President, Ruth Murray, Vice-President, Helen Reese, Secre- tary, Marjorie Jobe, Treasurer, Betty Clous, Membership, Helen Wachob, Program Chairman, Bonnie Pevey, Social Chairman, Dorothy Peachee, Service Chairman, Rosa Lee Blake, Finance Chairman, Josephine Wright, Publicity Chairman, Racheal Hamblin. 7A Group fMiss Hudaker, Sponsorj -Officers: President, Betty Single- terry, Vice-President, Dorothea Mil- ler, Secretary, Pauline Ihrig, Treas- urer, Norma Jane Williams, Program Chairman, Mary Jane Shippen, Mem- bership Chairman, Jackey Richey, Finance Chairman, Esther Mae Wolfe, Social Chairman, Mary Lou Douthit, Publicity Chairman, Mary E. Hodges, Service Chairman, Mary Jane Holcomb. SB Group fMiss Gulager, Sponsorj -Ofiicers: President, Betty Jane Trainer, Vice-President, Dora K. Waitman, Secretary, Marie Arnold, Treasurer, Marie Arnold, Social Chairman, Wanda Lee, Program Chairman, Juanda Miller: Publicity Chairman, Helen Runyan. 8A Group fMiss Wisdom, Sponsorb -Ofiicers: President, Cwilla Lindsey, Vice-President, Virginia Wright, Sec- retary, Jane Smith, Treasurer, Katherine Goff, Program Chairman, Katherine Goff, Social Chairman, Mary Ella Hulsey, Publicity Chair- man, Betty June Groves, Song Chair- man, Ruth Erwin, Service Chairman, Betty J. Blackwood. fMiss Presi- dent, Shirley Jackson, Vice-President, Lu Ellen Chesbro, Publicity Chair- man, Lu Ellen Chesbro, Sec.-Treas., Vernice Beverage, Finance Chair- man, Vernice Beverage, Service Chairman, Lucille Isom, Program Chairman, Eula Marie Self, Social Social Chairman, La Homa Sanders. Junior-Senior Group fMrs. Gilbert- son, SponsorJgOfHcers: President, Mary Martha Richardson, Vice-Presi- Freshman-Sophomore Group Weaver, Sponsorl-Officers: dent, Irene Smith, Secretary, Mary Jane Dyer, Treasurer, Dolores Glea- son, Service Chairman, Margaret Foltz, Social Chairman, Marian Usel- ton, Membership Chairman, Mary Wright. DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS The distinguished students are a group of citizens of Central High that have made the Honor Roll for three consecutive semesters with a composite citizenship grade of at least A- and a scholarship grade in each regular subject of not less than B-. They have formed an organi- zation to give recognition to the students who have done exceptional scholastic work. Virginia Albright, Beatrice Applebee, Mary E. Bar- thett, Vernice Beverage, Vernon Beverage, Bill Boyd, Wynema Bradford, Mary E. Campbell, Frances Cherry, Margaret Cherry, Lucille Cobb, Sammy Cunningham, Benton Dawson, Betty Duke, Jose Duran, LuVerne Fleak, Mary F. Goodin, Helen Goodwin, Inez Gould, Imogene Graham, T. J. Herber, Helen Hillhouse, Norma Hudson, Shirley Jackson, Elsie Jo Johnson, Barker Kilgore, Tom King, Don Kirk, Rose Marie LaGrone, Cevilla Lindsey, David Linebaugh, Margaret McNeeley, Betty Matthews, Margaret Newton, Billy Nichols, Robert Pitchford, Robert Porter, Janet Potter, Dorothy Pruitt, David Reece, Mar- jorie Reece, Mary M. Richardson, Helen Runyon, Joan Schlafer, Jim Shouse, Irene Smith, Jane Smith, Joseph Sondheimer, Mildred Stone, Ruth Stone, Mary J. Thomp- son, Mild1'ed Torbett, Mary Ellen Walker, Jessie Wallace, Wilma West, Juanita Wisdom, Helen B. Wood. M SERVICE CLUB Recil Allen, Faye Evelyn Anthis, Bert Baker, Charity Baker, Frank Baker, Thomas Baker, Esther Banks, Lee Barton, Don Beardsworth, Lois Beers, Vernice Beverage, Vernon Beverage, Betty Boetler, Bill Boyd, Lloyd Brown, Agnes Burge, Eddy Floy Burney, Betty Bush, Mary E. Campbell, Virginia Campbell, Bob Clement, Harve Cloud, Lucille Cobb, Richard Coffman, Terrell Covington, Bar- bara Crane, Arthur Curl, Sammy Cunningham, George Curl, Herbert Daily, Virginia Davidson, Nancy J. Davies, Juanita Dodson, Joe Duran, Maurice Durrum, Donald Ed- dy, Ed Edmondson, Margaret Eisenschmidt, Virginia Eld- ridge, Bural Etheridge, Erwin Feld, James Ferrell, Lu- Verne Fleak, Emily Floyd, Fred Flusche, Margaret Foltz, John Garrett, Katherine Hanan, Phillip Gregory, Florine Guthrie, Cora Jayne Harder, Phil Hardin, Mable Har- grove, Roberta Hill, Olin V. Holmes, Pauline Hoopes, Harvey Howell, Luther Hooker, Norma Hudson, Kenneth Ihrig, Shirley Jackson, Elsie Jo Johnson, Kenneth John- son, Jo Nita Jordan, Jo Kroh, C. A. Kennedy, Catherine King, Mildred King, Tom King, Don Kirk, Kris Kourtis, Helen Lasater, Peggie Lee, Reba Lindsey, David Line- baugh, Claudine McGinty, Junior McKenzie, Lauree Mac- Dougall, Marjorie May, Ralph Millsap, Rosemary Moore, Ralph Mosier, Virgil Mott, Billy Nichols, Margaret New- ton, Sally Pace, H. S. Pantell, Jr., Kenneth Parker, Mary Pruett, Virginia Paul, Roxanne Plummer, Janet Potter, Charles Proctor, Lawrence Purdin, Glen Raney, Kathryn Rashaw, Betty Raymond, Vera Reay, David Reece, Mar- jorie Reese, Mary M. Richardson, Wayne Richey, Brock Robertson, Will Rodgers, Nesby Sampson, Juanita Scrog- gins, Alline Shaw, Earl Smith, Irene Smith, Eileen Snider, Joseph Sondheimer, Olga D. Sprinkel, Dorothy Suhre, Frcd Suhre, Anne Swan, Thomas Taylor, Joe Teaff, Billy Tramell, Dora Kathryn Waitman, Helen Lee Wells, Ida Earl Thompson, Mary J. Thompson, Neoma Timmons, Joe Mae Wells, Harry Wetz, Rosemary Williamson, Bennie Wood, Helen Wood, David D. Wood. Autographs h ,J finis