Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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FACULTY Back Row-Miss Walker, Miss Ferguson, Miss Hunter, Mr. Illarston, Miss Bonnell, Miss Hunter, Mr. lVorley, Mr livan, .Miss Evatt, Mrs. Moore, Miss Miller, Mr. Mullen. son, Miss Winifred Weaver, Miss Wisdom, Mrs. McMurray Mr. Burchard, Miss Mary White, Mr. Smith, Mr. Paden, Miss Mr. Speaker, Miss Edith, Curtis, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Downen Pfrimmer. First Row-Miss Gregory, Miss V. Weaver, Miss White, ZVIiss Robison, Miss Thain, Mr. Cortright. Rachel Bales, A. B., M. A. Friends University Columbia University Home Economics, Mathe- matics D. L. Barrick, A. B., M. S. University of Oklahoma Mathematics Elizabeth Bonnell, A.B., M.A. Randolf Macon Columbia University English Kenneth R. Burchard, A. B. William Jewell College Printing Corinne Chesnutt, B. F. A. University of Oklahoma Art Pearl Reid Cook, A. B. University of Texas University of Oklahoma French and English R. J. Cortright Hillsdale College Director of Athletics Eva Curtis, A. B. University of Missouri English Edith Curtiss, A. B. University of Missouri English. J . N. Downen Oklahoma A Sz M College Mechanical Drawing Hassie Evatt, A. B. University of Oklahoma Mathematics Nana Ferguson, B. S. Missouri State Teacher's College History Kate Frank, B. S., M. A. University of Missouri Commercial Mrs. O. T. Gilbertson Typewriting, Stenography.. Parthenia Gregory, A. B., M. A. University of Oklahoma, University of Chicago History, Head of Dept. Gloria Gulager, B. S. Northwestern College English Ethel Henson, B. S. Oklahoma A. Ki M. College Clothing Lutie Mae Hoffman, B. S. University of Oklahoma English J. T. Huckstep Oklahoma A. Ka M. College Metal Work, Machine Shop Mary Hufaker, A. B. University of Oklahoma English, Mathematics Anne Hunter, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College History Emily Hunter, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College History Clyrene Jamell, A. B., M. A. University of Illinois Science Charlotte Kennedy, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College English and Journalism Goldie Lemon, A. B., M. A. University of Kansas English, Vocations Elizabeth Little, A. B., M. A. Columbia Universitv University of Kansas Home Economics, Head of Department George T. McKinney, B. S. University of Oklahoma Chemistry, General Science Paul Marston, B. S. Northeastern State Teach- ers College Science W. V. Martin, B. S. University of Chicago Commercial, Auditor Bonna Miller, A. B., B. S. University of Missouri Latin, Head of Foreign- Language Department Mrs. T. H. Moore, A. B. University of Oklahoma History Miss Gilbertson, Miss Akley, Mr. Barrick, Miss Sherman, .Needham. Fifth Row-Miss Chesnutt, hir. Martin, Mr. Sul- Fourth Row-Miss Curtis, .Miss Way, Mr. Roberts, Hen- ,Miss Bales, Miss Huffaker. Third Row-Miss B. V. White, Frank. Mr. W'atson, Miss Little. Mr. Wertz. Second Row- ,Mr. Willliams, Miss Lemon, Miss Huff, Mr. Huckstep, Mrs. Gulager, .Miss Hoffman, Miss Kennedy, Cook, Miss V. H. Mullen, B. S. University of Illinois Gymnastics Jay Needham, A. B., M. A. University of Oklahoma Columbia University History and Government Henry Aubrey Paden, A. B. University of Oklahoma Spanish Carl E. Paul, B. S. Bradley Polytechnic Insti- tute Industrial, Head of Dept. M. A. Roberts, B. S. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College Woodwork Maurine Robison, A. A., B. S. Christian College Northwestern University Music Della Sherman, A. B. East Central College Mathematics Gordon Smith, B. S. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College Woodwork L. F. Stewart Southwestern University Business Training, Spelling and W'riting J. E. Sullivan, A. B. University of Indiana Algebra, Geometry, Head of Mathematics Dept. Adelaide Thain, B. S. Oklahoma A. Ki M. College Physical Education M. C. Watson, M. A. University of Missouri Chemistry, Head of Science Department Mary Clyde Walker, B. S. Northeastern Texas State Teachers' College English Faith Way, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College Mathematics, English. Velma Weaver, B. S. Oklahoma A. Ka M. College Commercial Winifred Weaver, A. B. Friends University Home Economics B. L. Wertz, B. S., M. B. A. Northwestern University Economics, Sociology, Law Buena Vista White, B. L. University of Chicago Music and Geography Mary White, B. A. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College History and English Naomi White, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College English, Latin G. C. Williams B. S. in C. E., B. S. Cornell College Physics and Mathematics Marie Wisdom, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College History, English L. E. VVorley, A. B. Shurtleff College Geography, General Science Frances McMurray, A. B. Northeastern State Teach- ers' College History, Mathematics Bessie M. Huff, A. B., M. A. Columbia University University of Kansas Vice-Principal, Dean of Junior College, Head of English Department Ray Rayford Supervisor of Art Thelma Peters Supervisor of Music Mrs. Albert Jenkins Librarian Helen Akley Registrar Verbia R. Pfrimmer Secretary Catherine Cave Medical Assistant Mrs. G. C. Parker Cafeteria Manager

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J. R. HOLMES Szlperinfendozzt of Muskogee City Schools To the Members of the Class of 1935: A great American once said, I am not bound to win, but I am bound to be true, I am not bound to succeed, but I am bound to live up to the light I have. In the contests in which you have engaged in school, from the daily classroom activities to the all-school affairs, we hope that you have found it necessary to be true. In the contests of life outside the school may you live up to the light you have. The school has endeavored to kindle in you the fires of scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service, which may serve as torches throughout life. May they glow as candles set on a hill. With you go our sincere wishes for contin- ued success. Sincerely, J. R. Holmaf 6 L. M. SPEAKER Principal of Central High School To the Members of Our School Community: May I express the hope that, out of our ex- perience in living and working together in our school, there will come to each one of us those characteristics which will help us to contribute toward making ours a better and happier world in which to live. Build today, then, strong and sure, With a firm and ample base, And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. Sincerely yours, L. M. Sflmker

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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