Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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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

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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