Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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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

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' 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.

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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