Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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208 . . . Girls' Glee Club On Monday, and Thursday mornings about eight o'cIock music could be heard from both Girls' Glee Club and Boys' Glee Club rehearsing in 207 and 206 respectively. The Girls' Glee Club was under the direction of Miss Thel- ma Peters while Mr. Howard Smith directed the Boys' Glee Club. On the night of April 21, both Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs gave a concert to a packed auditorium in Central l-ligh. Altos First row: Bettye Jo Newman, Sybil Pvrdin, Adelia Pearce, Dixie Stoddard. Seeend row: Maxine Boyd, Martha Butts, Lola Mae Pfeiffer, ,Henrietta Stolpher, Lucille Haire. Third row: Mary Bess Haw- kins, Francis Calvert, Earnestine Evanson, Uvilla Pierce. Second Sopranos First row: Hazel Miller, Helen Wood, Charlene Beverage, Kathleen Hill. Second row: Virginia Spohr, Lorene Pfeiffer, Anna Lee Throckmorton, Octie Jeanne Riley, Irene Ingersol. Third row: Wynelle Weeks, Helen Harbeck, Wilma Hensley, Jane Kilgore. lmlx - -at ..----- Q A I ' Q Y' .3 ifj :e - ' J ' - ' .. ,tg , - , A ' ' r fi -- Q if i :il 4 'xr 4' Q ' , K, Q' fr 1 K N V if 2 gf? 1' i X 1, r v , L 3, .f 5 ' G A Y X , . 1 X . A First Sopranos First row: Mary Jo Korton, Doro- thy Sharp, Doris Baker, Martha Jo Crider, Betty Mason. Second row: Ruth Wright, Jeanne Wisdom, Dorris Slaight, Margaret Lou Wright, Polly Philpin, Mary Anderson. Third row: Lela Mae Childs, Jimmie Stewart, Rosalie Towery, Dorotha Mae Smith, Mary Evelyn Rogers.

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Publications Originote in 209 . . . The Scout On five days a week at the fifth hour, members of the Jour- nalism class meet in room 209 under the direction of Miss Char- lotte Kennedy to study grammar, the essentials of writing and, the last item but the primary pur- pose, to publish the Scout and Chieftain. This class, one of Eng- ish and Journalism combined, has published twenty-five Scouts throughout the l938- l 939 school year. As proof of the success of the course, there is the fact that the Scout publication received first class rating by the National Scholastic Press Association. Recognition is offered those l students who write and have pub- J l lished 9OO lines the first semes- l ter, or l2OO the second, these Phyllis Fitzgerald being the minimum number re- quired for membership in the Scholastic Press Association, an honorary organization. Nineteen persons who had met requirements at the time of this publication are as fol- lows: Lowell Darnell, George Dodson, Phyllis Fitzgerald, Bill Hammer, Elwin Hatfield, Bill Hershey, Sydney Hook- er, Betty Matthews, Jack Moffatt, Robert Morris, Betty Ogden, Opal Pippin, Leland Pogue, Peggy Quinn, Helen Ringol, Helen Runyon, Elizabeth Seward, Dorotha Mae Smith, and Ardella Thomas. At the close of the school year a banquet is given in honor of these students, Bill Hammer Back row: Jean Claire Roberts, Virginia Freeman, Elwin Hatfield, Peggy Quinn, Bill Hershey, J. W. Crittenden, John Marlow, Harley Griffin, Lowell Darnell, Betty Matthews, Ruth Lasater, Dorotha Mae Smith, Sybil Purdin, Helen Runyon, Elizabeth Seward, and Jack Moffatt. Second row, Betty Duke, Helen Karnes, Ardella Thomas, Lorraine Gardner, Miss Charlotte Kennedy, Sponsor, Opal Pippin, Sydney Hooker, Frances Thomas, Helen Ringol, Betty Ogden, Dorothy Dodson, and Helen Case. Seated: Bill Hammer, editorg Phyllis Fitzgerald, assistant editor, George Dodson, associate editor. . .A ..,. ..-... .-.. .- -s,. ..-.-ss.. -W-