Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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nior ollege freshman Class Bridging the gap between high school and college, the Freshman Class of Muskogee Junior College developed into one of the most outstanding classes ever to attend the college. Taking part in all activities and co-operating to the utmost with the Dean and with their upper-classmen, the Freshman Class of l945-46 can very well be proud of the record it leaves behind. FIRST ROW 1 to r-Tom McKinney, Alene Izell, Barbara Lazalier. Frances Pogue, Renetta Jacobson, Betty Ann Borovetz, Billie Ruth Dilday, Alice Wingfield. SECOND ROW l to r-Ralph Bower, Bill Williams. J. C. Ray, Doris Schlup, Jeanne Marie Hale, Mitchell Baker. THIRD ROW 1 to r-Bill Averyt, Bill Hurd, Louis Smith. Lilbourn Rice, Charles Hawkins. FOURTH ROW l to r--Jean Kirkpatrick, Howard Whiteley, Paul Ray. Beverley Berry, NOT SHOWN-Ross McNu'tt, Ludie Kinney, Edward Fackler, Will Rogers, Bob Baker, Virginia Robertson.

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n'or Ilo o Sophomoro Class ' WALLACE KILBOURNE, JR. President of Student Body, 1944-45 President of Kappa-Y, Cartoonist for Frantic Daily , De- bate. Our President and a good sport-a fine fellow, just the right sort. RACHEL WILLIAMS Basketball Queen, Secretary-Treasurer of Stu- dent Council, Secretary of Kappa-Y. 'What are 'lil girls made of? Sugar and spice and everything nice-That's what 'lil girls are made of . . . PATTI WINN Rather shy but very sweet it's the opinion of all that she's 'au reetin RUTH STERLING KERR Pretty to walk with-witty to talk with. Sophomore Councilman VIRGINIA HUDSON MOFFATT Debate, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer of Stu- dent Council. Jenny made her mind up when she was eigh- teen, that a certain Jack Moffatt was really keenf' CHARLES ALLEN MOORER III Sophomore Councilman, Editor of K-ollege Kor- ner, Associate of Frantic Dailyn, Debate, 1944- 45, Secretary of Kappa-Y. Tall, clark and you know the rest-when it comes to friends he's the best. HELEN LOU ISE BANE XI: . . . oith her big brown eyes and her turned up nose and a big blue bow in her hair. . X' BETTY LEWIS A good friend is hard to find? I

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Students lin.-oiled nder 6. I. ill This past year Muskogee Junior College has been honored by the attendance ot a group ot young students under the G. I. Bill ot Rights. These men represent practically all branches ot the service, and every theatre of war. They have seen service from the steep slopes of the Italian moun- tains to the damp jungles ot the South Pacific islands. They have chosen to continue their education in Muskogee Junior College to better enable themselves to take their places in the democracy th ey have taught to defend. N . . ..... .... l FIRST' ROW L. To R.-James Scott, Ralph Rowe r, Ludie Kinney. Louis Smith, Edward Fackler. SECOND Row L. To R,-Lilburn Rice, Will Rogers, Beverly Berry, Bill Averyt, Bob Baker, Ross McNutt. Ivan Ray, Bill Williams, Bill Hurd. NOT SHOWN-Jean Kirkpatrick,