Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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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.

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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

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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