Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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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

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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