Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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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

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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.

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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