Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

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January . . . Semester Exams February . . . Basketball March . . . Junior Play April . . . Senior Play Commencement V'f fx. -1' l, M- Z O I s.H THIS YEAR AT November Ocioher . . . ffurtisf September . . . School Open .' if L 6. Af Q . J . if 2 , I L' K , ,75 I, W, v H A.f, Q-' Uecembe ' 1 . . . Sophomore PM fy I A GLANCE 3 auuafy Semester Exams' February . . . Basketball fn H Commencement March . . . Junior Plav April . . . Senior Play Q --.- 4,-Q The Staff Takes Pleasure in Dedicating THE 1952 CHIEFTAIN To A fine Superintendent, a loyal citizen and a friend of every student in Central High School Mr. Harry D. Simmons 'EEN ADMINISTRATION As the United Nations is striving today to teach the world to better understand one another, the Faculty here at Central strives to help students socially, as well as scholastically. SENIORS OF '52: It is a great thrill and a wonderful privilege to be an American in times like these that prevail throughout the whole world today. No high school seniors have had more chal- lenging experiences to look forward to than those of the graduating class of 1952. Today as never before our nation is in need of young people with character, balance, poise, understanding and willingness to work. Your duties are many, your obligation demanding, and numerous opportunities for successful accomplishments are beckoning to you. I sincerely believe that the whole cloth out of which you are made and the training that you have had and will continue to have in your home, school, and community will prepare you to accomplish and fulfill and trust and perform any duties demanded of you as a good citizen. It is a great pleasure for me to congratulate each and every one of you upon reaching this milestone in your preparation for a useful life now and in the future. Sincerely, HARRY D. SIMMONS, Superintendent BUAHD of EDUCATHI Palmer Procter President Ralph I. Bates Vice-President f Roy W. Cawthon Russell Alexander Raymond Holcomb Member Member Member Mr. E. D. Cave, Clerk E-'ii 9 Bonna H. Miller Lowell Oden A.B., Missouri U. M.A. Ed., Oklahoma U. Latin Biology THE Paul Young, Bill Roberts, and Bill Maddox Robert Harvey Parthenia Gregory W. V. Martin gather in the hall for an old fashioned gossip M.A., Oklahoma ASLM M.A., Univ. of Chicago B.S., Northeastern session. English History Bookkeeping-Auditor '23 I J Mae Nickens Gray Gene Beach M.S,, Oklahoma AKLM Texas T.C. M.S., Oklahoma AQM U. English Vocational Agriculture X I QQ Shown working in the office are Fleeta Gil- Jack Hopkins Berthe'Steb1er G. C. Williams strap, Mrs. Siffing, Lee Jestice, Mrs, Hutche- B.S., Oklahoma AKLM M.A., Oklahoma U. B S., Cornell College son, Carolyn Cole and Mrs. Elam. Basketball Coach Spanish,EngIish i Physics, Math M. A. Roberts Dorothy Weaver B.S., Northeastern B,S,, Oklahoma AKLM Woodwork AC ULTY ll.. Alma Doughty B.A., B.S., Oklahoma U. Librarian Q4 Sherman Central College Mathematics as ,.I -' x hrs fl 1 ddr. 'V -T ,' Dortohy Boen B.S., Oklahoma U. Home-Making A. J. Geymann Violet Gilbertson Coach Hopkins explains a new play B.S., Kansas S.T.C'. B.S., Northeastern to Arky Carpenter. Printing Steno, Typing U8 4. 2' wa . ' M -A , A- 4:- W . in , Zella Morton M.A. Columbia English Manuel Ramirez B.S., O.B.U. Svanish Q . A.V Al A b flfif A l J. A. Caldwell Edna Hill B.S., Oklahoma A8zM Manager of Auto Mechanics Cafeteria Charles 12 Q nm ln A 2 M A I Velma Nelson R FQ f Contra Don't Charles Greer and Bryant Keeling look absorbed in Miss Greg'ory's American History Class? G? sf- bf' if ' A Gilmer H. Nelson Elizabeth Bonnell C. L. Whittington M.A., Oklahoma U. M.A., Columbia U. BS., Oklahoma U. Typing, Bookkeeping English, Journalism Assistant Coach l is i Mrs. Doughty, librarian, is always ready to Thelma Peters Sherman Lees Kate Frank assist students in the selection of books. M.A., Columbia U. A.B.,Northeasteru M.A.,Missouri U. Music Printing Sociology, Typing 1 ,,. L ' fi Juanita Elam I. W. Ramage Willie Hooks Miller Bill Roberts Buena Vista White Northeastern MS., Oklahoma A8zM M.A., Colorado U. B.S., Northegistern A.B., Northeastern Secretary Diversified Occupations Art Assistant oach English i 13 Mr. williams gives helpful instruction to Kenneth Parker Mary C. Siffing Patterson Dennis Jones, Dick Storts, Jerry Biggs and B.M., Oklahoma City U, Texas State Col. for Women AB., Northeastern Kent Alexander. Band Secretary English, Speech 2 1 . gtk, - 3 .443 Ja'-, .-,-ef AA,.,- .L-I in Paul Young Lillian Gassaway J. E. Dunn. B.S., Oklahoma U. M.S., Oklahoma A8zM M.A., Missouri U. Head Coach Distributive Education Chemistry 3 egg., X f . A J ,W v 3 'IT' C. E. Paul Edward B. Shlrmer Bobbye Laurenzi Genell Overmyer, Mr. Patterson, and Joe M.S., Oklahoma AZfzM B,S., M.S., Oklahoma A3lM B.S., Arkansas State T.C. Schubert admire the trophy won at u rc-cent Vocational Efil1C21U0l1 Machine Shop Physical Education tournament. J. D. Hembree B.S., B.A., E. Central State Driving Dale' Reins M.A., Peabody College Biology J. T. Huckstep B.S., Oklahoma A8zM Mechanical Drawing A. Roy Cadwalader Carolyn Tissington B., A.M., Colo. State Col. A.B., Oklahoma ll, History English in-5 l l J! lf Rx. i 5 X 1 ., Lesterree Hutcheson Robert Nunn Problems! Problems! Problems! Eddie Robinson B.A., Arkansas U. B.S., Oklahoma A8zM listens attentively as Mr. Bill Maddox, Dean of Registrar Vocational Agriculture Boys, attempts to solve one of-the many prob- XFX? QA L,,. :Sl X '-'ff-.-. ' S. LK-iv---ri ' 1 Congratulations andzbestiwishes to the members of the outstanding 1952 graduating class. Let Me Be Challenged, should be the slogan oi: each member. Yes, let us be challenged by the heights to which men and women like ourselves can rise. Let us be proud of the fact that we contain within ourselves resources of strength and power great enough to enable us to climb far and high. I know that there is much disillusionment, much discouragement, much temptation to do the expedient rather than the right. But you are men and women-and because you are men and women you can rise above the dull level of yielding. It is not what destiny does with you, but what you do with destiny that determines what you shall become. When a human being is determined, what can stop him? Cripple him and you have a Sir Walter Scotty bury Him in the snows of Valley Forge and you have a George Washingtong have him born in abject poverty and you have a Lincolng load him with bitter racial prejudice and you have a Disraelig afflict him with asthma and you have a Theodore Roosevelt. Where you are five or ten years from now depends upon how many times you have been challenged and how many times you have met the challenge with positive action. I Can because I Will will win. Bon Voyage with Destiny, B. L. WERTZ, Principal ! a iii ll! V 1 'n .K Jil' 4 Elf 'l !!! Hia lf' 1' 'T JM! Ill nag an ' FV 41' ag X I2 V Q' Y Iluve Hintlnmn, Eddie Robinson, I 1'z1nk Morris, :intl Put Mevers in il scene from the .-Xll-School Play, Stage Door. Senior officers select the new griuuluzition robes with the help of Mrs. Niekens and Mr. Weitz. Kent Alexander seems to enjoy 'I'wii'p Season as he fintls linnself on tlie receiving: encl of at Folie from Varol VV1ntlliz1n1. Dick Storls, star Rougfliei' swininier, pi'epz1i'es to tllve into the pool lluringr ax recent swnnining' meet. Ilennis Jones crowns Mary t'ole :is the 11352 Hand Queen. Fleetzi Gilstrap anfl .Inmlitli Keeth talk over going' to college with one of the many i'epi't-sentzitlves from over twenty colleges. SENIOR ,NX .XXX Senior officers for 1952 were Bard Dunkelberger, president, Patty Myers, vice president, Dick Collins, treasurer, and Phyllis Nichols, secretary. The Senior Class of 1952 began its last year at Central High with the election of Bard Dunkelberger as president of the class, Pat Myers, vice-president, Phyllis Nichols, secretary, and Dick Collins, treasurer. Ear- lier in the year, Bob Sturm and Sonya Hively were elected president and vice-president of the student body, Jackie Swicegood, speaker of the house, and Bill Ricketts, Tucker Moore, and Gaye Layne McReynolds, mem- bers of the advisory council. The seniors in Central's Speech Depart- ment have come to great fame during the past few years. Among those of 1952 were Wesley Hornback, who rated superior in all debates during the first semester, and Pat Meyers, who was voted the most outstanding senior girl in Oklahoma debating. The I Speak for Democracy contest was won by Mary Ellen Ritan, and Forney Sandlin placed first in the essay contest, What the Bill of Rights Means to Me. Another senior, Sonya Hively, placed fourth in the National Speech Tournament, held in Los Angeles, California, during her junior year. Seventeen seniors held positions on the outstanding Rougher football team of 1952. Two of these, Virgil Bolinger and Preston Carpenter, were chosen for the North-South team. Many other seniors participated in basketball, baseball, tennis, track, and golf. The Senior Class led this year in the Curtis Campaign, with Mr. Cadwalader's homeroom placing first with over one-ninth of the total sales. Carol Kleppinger was high salesman for the class with 3240, and Mark Schooler, who was high salesman during his junior year, ran a close second. Early in the year, several seniors, who had been in past plays, took roles in Stage Door, the all-school play. The traditional senior play, Green Valleyfl was presented in three performances on April 23, 24, 25, and was one of the best ever to hit Central. The good old days at Central were brought to a happy close with several outstanding events: the annual senior picnic held at Greenleaf, the senior banquet, and the junior- senior prom. At last came the Baccalaureate and the Commencement, which most of the seniors thought would never arrive. SENIOR Melvin Bass Ann Revis fn - Cgclgy ,vig 3 John Kapp xg 6 v -4' 'S' Dennis Jones Imogene Cook 'a Barbara Bernard ' a - 1.-. al' Q-? Naomi Combs John Ferry Leon Johnson Carolyn Cole a ., i , I 4? In J I . 1 T John Hodges Powell Douglas Billie Petering Bonny Putty Phyllis Nichols Q3 I v ' ii AN in Bill Apperson Harold Biggs 5 . I nxt, 4.2 X v F , I Durwood Kinsey Mary Cole Gary Bright Joseph Greuel Shirley Busby Barbara Lowery Oneta Echols Virginia Burlisnn Sherman Melton Mary Vanderpool Russell Clancy John Hubbell Helen Collins Herbert Mathews Margaret Hill W1 ,j . Bill Frazier w. Fay Fitzgerald Sherman George is X l .xt- SENIOR -109 Eddins Emigean Garland Bill Flusche Joyce Cowden Barbara Putnam if XNB Helen Carter Dick Cgllins Marquetta Campbell John Parker Jim Calder 'Q Y N0 1 'Q' P 1 Don Poitevent Doyle Hopson Jo Ann Hoyal Janet Coleman Gaye Layne McReynolds 1.-...D Z Betty McMahan Mary Ritan Helen Gentry Dawna Knight Wanda Ballew 'il' IQ 'U' ff., -affix.. ' X fi l r is H X ,K Charles Butler Sue Fisher Virginia Goodall Ruth Davis Jack Meloy SENIOR f'Y' xi Jean EYtChffS0n JO Beardsley Carolyn Sue Hays, Pauline Frazier George Coil Joyce Alexander .uv f .av P Qs' -I Barbara Bennett Paula DiffendafferBi1lY Joe' Hoffman David Millsap Sammy Ford Bard Dunkelberger If fa r, .I x -I Patricia Helmer Marvin Lee Bloss Suzy Bates Helen Hay Alberta Borum Shirley Boydston gf' '. -Q isa wa R . i Peggy Lou Cooper Lucy Lee Bennett Richard Harper Beatrice Puckett Martin McElreath Leonard Scates K-4 sd 'C' Carol Quisenberry Velma Jean Cox Wanda Sagely Jimmy 0219 Marita Lee Cleveland Fredrigka Page . ' .L E ?' 6 S' at f Dave Hindman Hazel Houston Peggy Wasson Delores Jean Dufford Joe Leon Acebo Sonja Hively of Q' Gennivieve Hyatt ' sf K I it 1 Dennis Harris Thomas Elliott fb l Jim Paul Brown Mary Ann Youngblood Mark School Y ,! A . :S K Fleeta Gilstrap Barbara Burk Patricia Shoemake Elouise Ann RheaBarbara C. Waldon ,gi Y ,non ca' if '3' x ff Velma Smith Julia Ann Floyd Sam Lee Slack 5. ' - if 1 i w rg, fi: x g, John Hickey ev Bobby Joe Thomas Harold Jay Whitaker Joyce Ford l ' 1 'Q' yy o 5 mf- S all aa iiaa 1 Jane Scoggin Bob Wayne Shaver Robert Bolding Gerald E. Meloy Melvin Lynn Stl?-Zlefs Carol Ann Kleppingei SENIOR . A K 4' 1 Q . .. I .MS Irene Moore Evlyn Long Carol Windham Russell Fuller Fred Leming James Robert Bradley Bob Mills Arla Jean Warren Sally Jean MCCRYSOH Clifton Franklin V99 EJ A Q I . I JO Anne Heslar Frances Jacobson . fl L.: .f Rita Jo Romine Bud Hickey Shirley Robinson Mary Anne Collins Bettie Ann McDowell Jerry Wayne Dunegan Eddie W. Robinson Bennie Latta ,r Q Q Jim Smythe Sonny Lambert Vernon Rogers Harvey Johnson Rheta Koonce Cecil Rhoden Brice' Glenn Ferguson Dick Storts James Anthony Joe E. Williams SE N I 0R 4 n 1 Wesley Hornback Leora McDaniels Antonietta Priora Barbara Wynn Joan Gerdes ga Kent Alexander Alice Elliot Esther Lee Rappe Nancy R3W1iY1S0n Margaret Hurd I s Marvel Rodeo Violet Florence Shirley Venus Rhonda Jean Warren Mary Pat Pate 'Z Q ' I -f Ti' 2 f 5 L 1 Piggy' N jf K -:,.,r K .. Si- I 1 3 z Faynelle Alberty Barbara Schooley Robert Collier Mary Jane Menees Joan Bucklin 3? as Raymond POTW? Paul Heenan Doenye Webb Bobbie White Maxine SOON ,qs Eleanor Yaffe Joyce Demuth Jimmie Warren Bill pantel Barbara MCDOWQ11 SENIUR 1 , tg 1 A I 5- f?Lj'. ' ikfkw'X 1 Curtis Long Albert Mullens Lawrence Biggs Betty Mears 'Billie June Seigal Bob Yeakley fu-V Robbie Rae Gibson Gerald Martin xflg: N Bryant Keelingf .lt A1 Barbara Honea Jimmie Morris Franklin Porter 'fl' Naomi Quinton llarolcl llambricls Virginia Marvel 3 '1 i, Monica Sliarum Vivian Treadway Minnie Mae West J. W. Abel Betty Ann Laxton Don Ream Bob Sturm Roxie' Tillery Charles Greer 'Phyllis Worrell Hiram Davis Wanda Sagely Jack Hamlin Ron Sailors Louis Barnett in L im' I Forney Sandlin Tropa Violet Roy Wilson Delores Peterson Q- Oliver Smith Jack Price Charlotte Downs Charles Wertz Carol Sue Swaim Tom Payne Ted Jgmes Caltha Warren ,Q be : E D Ai ' Gene Johnson Bob Criner Clyde Thomas X-vw-'Y SEN IUR Barbara Lightle Norma Phelps Harlan Davis Bobby Brumback Joe Stith .fn JL aw! Robert Clark Clark Harp 'Qi I . Jerry Collins Jack Morrow 9 1-QA KJ! 167 ass 'G Kye Hamlin Clarence Miller erry Ann Howser Joan Taylor Perry Maples Harold Carter SENIOR Z Joe Mills Harry Tatum Mona Smith Pat Myers Clara Melton Lee Greer f Q Ann Kilgore Jack Swicegood Judith Keith Billy Knowles Jay Bates Maxine Coffman . '-E Y 1 1-W if D Q v ':, n.'. A L in Steve Crank Billy Lloyd Smith Billy Smart Jack Briley Barbara Watkins Frank Morris 'lp wt Suzanne Richmond David Ellis Robert Thompson Robert LaGrone Charles Grant Preston Carpenter l A Cynthia Ward David Cox Martha Roberts Mary Ellouise Weeks Don Boatman Margaret Kaplan SENIOR Robert Burris Anita Hudson Edmond Keith Bob Goodpastor Calvin Sikes Wanda Wilson if o l N 2 D Billy Clare Ronnie Duncan Martha Howell Delores Walker Fanny Ellis Velma Whitman Jean Hunnicutt Meade Orman Yvonne WeatherfordMary Sue HadleyTucker Moore Patti Cray Yvonne Wigley Dorothy Keaton Virgil Bolinger Joe Owens Lulu Tracy Ma1'ViY1 LiViNfZSi0l1 4' N if if-fr 'gif i sf M i ff Velma Crabtree Eva Lou Pogllefieorgene Montgomery Betty Padgett W. E. DeLoach Paul Collins SENIOR ACTIVITIES Able, J. W. Football, '50, '51, '52, Track, '50, Homeroom Treasurer, '50, '51 , Student Council, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Lunch Chairman, '52, Student Auditor, '51, '52. Acebo, Joe Leon. Tennis, '50, '51, '52, Tennis Letterman, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross, '50, Future Teachers of America, '51, '52, Home- room Treasurer, '52, Library Club, '52. Alberty, Faynelle. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52, Future Homemakers, '50, '51, '52, Distribu- tive Education, '50, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross, '50. Alexander, Joyce. Student Council, '50, Glee Club, '50, Pep Squad, '51, International Re- lations Club, '51, '52, Archbearer, '51, Choral Club, '51, '52, Oklahoma Honor Society, '52, Vice-President of Choral Club, '52, M Serv- ice, '50, '51, Future Homemakers, '52. Alexander, Richard Kent. Band, '50, '51, '52, Vice-President of Band, '52, Key Club, '51, '52, Vice-President of Key Club, '52, Junior Red Cross, '50, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, Treasurer of the Oklahoma Honor Soci- ety, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Student Council, '52. Anthony, James. Football, '50, '51, '52. Apperson, Bill. Choral Club, '50, '51, T and I Club, '52. Bailey, Sylvia. Oletha Glub, '51, '52, Libra- rian of the Glee Club, '52. Ballew, Wanda. Homeroom Secretary, '50, Pep Squad, '50, Junior Red Cross, '51, Stu- dent Council, '52, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, Y.C.C.Y., '52, Archbearer, '51. Barnett, Louis. Band, '50, '51, '52, Drum Major, '50, '51, '52, Choral Club, '51, '52, M Service, '51, '52, Editor of Chieftain, '52, Oklahoma Honor Society, '52. Bass, Melvin. Track, '50, '51, '52, T and I Club, '50, '51, '52, Homeroom President, '51, '52. Bates, Sue Ann. Junior Red Cross, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, Glee Club, '50, Choral Club, '51, '52, Crack Squad, '51, '52, International Relations, '51, '52, Gunaike, '51, '52, Arch- bearer, '51, Y.C.C.Y., '52. lates, Jay M. Stagecraft, '51, Radio Club, Beardsley, Jo. Crack Squad, '51, '52, Choral Club, '51, '52, Glee Club, '50, M Service, '51, '52, Student Council, '50. Bennett, Lucy Lee. Glee Club, '50, Pep Squad. '50, '51, Archbearer, '51, Bernard, Barbara Ruth. Crack Squad, '51, Student Council, '52, Gunaike, '50, '51, Biggs, Harold Arron. Band, '50, '51, '52, Choral Club, '52, Junior Red Cross, '50, '51, Homeroom President, '52, Archbearer, '51, M Service, '50, '51, '52. Biggs, Lawrence Gerald. Band, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Chemistry Lab As- sistant, '51, '52. Bloss, Marvin M. Service, 50. Boatman, Don. Football, 50, Track, '50, '51, '52, Basketball, '50, '51, '52, Homeroom President, '51. Bolding, Robert. Track, '50, '51, Student Council, '51, '52. Bolinger, Virgilee. Football, '50, '51, '52, Chosen Most Outstanding Member on Foot- ball Team, '52, North-South Team, '52. Borum, Alberta Ann. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Glee Club, '50, Choral Club, '51, '52, M Serv- ice, '50, '51, '52, Archbearer, '51, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, Future Homemak- ers, '52. Boydston, Shirley Maxine. Crack Squad, '51, '52, Crack Squad Flag Team, '52, First Al- ternate Cheerleader, '52, Homeroom Secre- tary, '50, '51. Bradley, James Robert. Homeroom Presi- dent, '52, Scout Staff, '52. Bright, Gary Roberts. Sophomore Play, '50, Student Council, '50, Stagecraft, '50, M Service, '50, Chemistry Lab. Assistant, '50, '51, Stagecraft President, '51. Briley, Jackie Harold. T and I Club, '52. Brown, Jim Paul. Archbearer, '51, Choral Club, '50, '51, '52, International Relations Club, '50, '51, '52, Y.C.C.Y., '52, Allied Youth, '52, Speech Club, '50, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross, '51, M Service, '50, '51, '52, All-School Play, '51. Bucklin, Joan. Choral Club, '50, '51, '52, Songleader of Future Homemakers, '51, Fu- ture Homemakers, '51, '52, Secretary of Future Homemakers, '52, Junior Sweet- heart, '51, Curtis Captain, '52, All-School Play, '52, Candidate for Mardi Gras Queen, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52. Burk, Barbara Jean. Homeroom Secretary, '50, Glee Club, '50, Choral Club, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Junior Red Cross, '51, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Football Queen, '52. Burlison, Virginia Lee. Student Council, '51, Delphic, '51, T and I Club, '51, '52, Home- room President, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52. Burris, Bob Ray. Football, '50, '51, '52, Sec- retary of Sophomore Class, '50, Track, '50, '51, '52. Busby, Shirley. Pep Squad, '50, Treasurer of Homeroom, '52. Butler, Charles Ed. Choral Club, '50, '51, '52, Make-up Club, '51, '52, M Service, '51, '52, International Relations Club, '52, Archbear- er, '51. Cantrell, Frances Marie. Secretary of Junior Red Cross, '51, Distributive Education, '52. Carter, David. T and I Club, '51, '52. Carter, Helen Jo. Vice-President of Home- room, '50, Pep Squad, '50, All-School Play, '52, Crack Squad, '51, '52, Historian of Delphic, '51. Guniake, '50, '51, '52' Gremlins, '50 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Carter, Raymond Harold Band, '50 '51, '52, Ensemble Band, '52, Scout Staff '52, Student Council, '52. Clancy, Lewis Russell. Stagecraft, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52. Cleveland, Marita Lee. Crack Squad '51 '52, ' '51i '52' M Service, '50, '51, '52 , Handbook, '50, Inter- national Relations Club, '51, Future Home- makers, '51, '52. Coffman, Maxine. Glee Club, '50, Choral Club, '51, '52, Delphic, '50, '51, '52, Future Homemakers, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52, M Service, '51, '52. Coil, George K. Band, '50, '51, '52, Secre- tary-Treasurer of Homeroom, '52. Cole, Carolyn. Pep Squad, '50, Crack Squad, '51, '52, Secretary of Homeroom, '51, '52, Treasurer of Pep Squad, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52. Cole, Mary Roberta. Band Queen, '52, Crack Squad, '51, '52, Entre Nous President, '52, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, Vice- President of International Relations Club, '52, Sophomore Play, '50, Junior Play, '51, Archbearer, '51, Choral Club, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52. Coleman, Janet Lee. Gremlins, '50, Pep Squad, '51. Collier, Robert E. L. M Service, '51, Okla- lgima glonor Society, '52, Student Auditor, x , 75 l Collins, Helen. Glee Club, '50, '51, Arch- bearer, '51, Future Teachers, '51, '52, M Service, '52. Collins, Mary Anne. Student Council, '50, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Glee Club, '50, Choral Club, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross, '51, Home- room Treasurer, '52, M Service, '50, Future Homemakers, '51, '52. Collins, Paul Edward. Basketball, '50, Foot- basl, '50, Future Farmers, '50, Speech Club, '5 . Combs, Naomi. Crack Squad, '51, '52, Junior Attendant to Basketball Queen, '51 3 Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, Archbearer, '51, Y.C.C.Y., '52. Cook, Imogene. Homeroom President, '51, T and I Club, '51, '52. Cooper, Peggy Lou. Sophomore Play, '50, Make Up Club, '50, Radio Speech, '50, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Gunaike, 50, '51, '52, Junior Play, '51, Speech Club, '52, Archbearer, '51. Cowden, Joyce Marie. Glee Club, '50, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Choral Club, '51, '52, Allied gguth, '52, Y.C.C.Y., '52, Student Council, Cox, Velma Jean. Future Homemakers, '52. Crabtree, Velma. Pep Squad, '50, Glee Club, '50, Delphic, '50. Crank, Steve. Football, '50, '51, '52, Basket- ball, '50, '51, '52, Golf, '51, Track, '50, Home- room President, '50, '52, Homeroom Secre- tary, '51. Criner, Robert T. Entered as a Senior from the Oklahoma School For the Blind. Davis, Charles Harlan. Football, '50, '51, Track, '51, Senior Play, '52, T and I Club, '52. Davis, Hiram. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52, Auto Mechanics President, '52. Davis, Ruth. Glee Club, '50, '51, M Service, '51, Archbearer, '51, Future Homemakers, '51, '52, Future Teachers, '51, '52. DeLoach, William Edward. Choral Club, '50, '51, '52. Demuth, Joyce Pep Squad, '50, Student Council, '50, Homeroom Secretary, '51, Diffendaffer, Paula Anne. Sophomore Play, '50, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Archbearer, '51, International Relations Club, '51, '52, Future Homemakers Make Up Club, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52. Douglas, Powell. Greenie Football, '50, '51, Basketball, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '50, 51, '52, Baseball, '50, '51, '52, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, '50, Student Council, '51, Homeroom President, '50, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, Downs, Charlotte-jean. Glee Club, '50, '51, Choral Club, '50, '51, T and I Club, '51, '52. Dufford, Delores Jean. Entre Nous, '50, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, Crack Squad, '51, '52, Crack Squad Flag Team, '52, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, Student Council, '50, '52, Archbearer, '51 , Attendant to the Junior Sweetheart, 51, Attendant to the Band Queen, '52, Future Homemakers, '52. Duncan, Ronnie Dean. Treasurer of Future Farmers, '50, Vice-President of Future Farmers, '51, President of Future Farmers. Dunegan, Jerry Wayne. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. Dunkelberger, Bard. Junior Red Cross Vice- President, '51, Treasurer of Junior Class, '51, Junior Play, '51, Future Farmer Presi- dent, '51, Advisory Council, '51, '52, M Serv- ice, '51, '52, President of Senior Class, '52, President of International Relations Club, '52, Archbearer, '51, Radio Speech, '51, Echols, Delia Oneta. Office Practice, '51, '52. Eddins, Joe Turner. Swimming, '50, '51, '52, Dey Club, '50, '51, '52, Treasurer of Key Club, '51, President of Key Club, 52, Okla- homa Honor Society, '51, '52, High Sales- man of Curtis Sales, '50. Elliott, Alice. Pep Squad, '50, Glee Club, '50, Delphic, '50. Ellis, David. Entered as a Senior from O. S. B. Ellis, Fannie Lee. Secretary of Distributive Education, '52. Eytchison, Evelyn Jeanne. Homeroom Sec- retary, '50, Student Council, '51, Vice-Presi- dent of Junior Class, '51, Crack Squad, '50, '51, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Gunaike, '51, '52 Cheerleader, '52, Attendant to Football Queen, '52, Future Homemakers, '50, '51. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Ferguson, Brice Glenn. Track, '50, '51, '52, Greenie Football, '50, '51, Junior Red Cross, '51, Student Council, '50, '51, M Service, '50, '51, Homeroom President, '51, '52. Ferry, Johnny Lee. Vice-President of Sopho- more Class, '50, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Band, '50, '51, '52, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, '52, Homeroom President, '51, Student Council, '50, Quartermaster of the Band, '52 , Ensemble Band, '52 , Chairman of Allied Youth, '52. Fisher, Sue Nell. Gremlins, '50, '51, '52, Homeroom Secretary, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52, Archbearer, '51. Fitzgerald, Faye Elizabeth. Glee Club, '50, Choral Club, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, '51, '52, Y.C.C.Y., '52. Florence, Violet. Archbearer, '51, Curtis Sales Captain, '52. Floyd, Julia Ann. Pep Squad, '50, Homeroom Vice-President, '50, Homeroom Secretary, '52, International Relations Club, '51, '52, Delphic, '51, Secretary Treasurer of Delphic, '52, Y.C.C.Y., '52, Junior Red Cross, '51, Make Up Club, '51, Swimming Team, '52. Flusche, Bill. Archbearer, '51, International Relations Club, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52, Student Auditor, '51, '52. Ford, Joyce. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Future Homemakers, '51, '52, M Service, '51, '52' International Relations Club, '51, '52, Home- room Treasurer, '50, Homeroom Secretary, '51, Junior Play, '51. Ford, Sammy. Junior Red Cross, '50, Home- room Treasurer, '51, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent. Franklin, Clifton. Radio Speech, '52. Frazier, Bill. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. Frazier, Pauline. T and I Club, '51, '52. Fuller, Russell Wesley. Key Club, '50, '51, '52, Tennis, '50, '51, '52, Tennis Letterman, '50, '51, '52, Sophomore Play, '50, Football Manager, '51, Curtis Sales Captain, 51, Homeroom Vice-President, '50. ' Garland, Emigean. T and I Club, '51, '52. Gentry, Helen. Entre Nous, '50, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, '51 , Scout Staff, '51, '52, Activity Editgri '52, Junior Red Cross, '50, M Serv- ice, ' . Gerdes, Joan. Pep Squad, '50, Homeroom Vice-President, '50, '52, Homeroom Presi- dent, '50. Gibson, Robbye Rae. Glee Club, '50, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, Crack Squad, '51, '52, Alternate Cheerleader, '52, Grem- lins, '50, '51, '52, Junior Sweetheart Candi- date, '51, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52' M Service, '51, '52, Archbearer, '51, Gilstrap, Fleeta Joyce. M Service, '50, Junior Red Cross '51, '52, Future Homemakers, '52. Goodall, Virginia Alice. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Glee Club, '50, Choral Club, '51, '52, Junior Y Red Cross, '51, Delphic, '51, '52, Y.C.C.Y., '52, Make Up Club, '51, International Rela- tions, '52. Gray, Patti Kaye. Entered as a Senior from San Marino High School. Grant, Charles. T and I Club, '52, Secretary- Treasurer of Woodwork, '52. Greer, Charles Lloyd. Student Council, '50, Homeroom Treasurer, '51, Junior Red Cross, '50. Greer, Lee. M Service, '50. Gruel, Joseph. Librarian of Future Farmers, '50 , Future Farmers, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '50, T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. Hadley, Mary Sue. M Service, '50. Hambrick, Jace Harold. Tennis, '50, Greenie Football, '50. Hamlin, Kye Kerns. Band, '50, '51, '52, Equipment Manager of Band, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52, T and I Club, '52. Harper, Richard Gordon. Student Council, '50, Track, '50, '51, Football, '51, Future Teachers, '52, Key Club, '51, '52. Harrald, Van D. Choral Club, '50, Foot- ball, '51 Harris, Dennis. Student Council, '50, Scout Auditor, '52. Hay, Helen Louise. Pep Squad, '50, '51, President of Girls Glee Club, '51, Junior Red Cross, '51, Archbearer, '51, International Re- lations, '51, '52, International Relations Club, '51, '52, Secretary of International Re- lations Future Homemakers, '52, Scout Staff, '52. Hays, Carolyn Sue. Glee Club, '50, Home- room Secretary, '50, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Archbearer, '51, Scout Staff, '51, '52 , Home- room Vice-President, '52, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, Future Homemakers, '52. Heenan, Paul Clay. Sophomore Play, '50, icout Staff, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '50, '51, ' 2. Helmer, Patricia Orene. Pep Squad, '50, Glee Club, '50, T and I Club, '51, '52, Home- room Vice-President, '51, Future Home- makers, '50, '51, '52. Heslar, JoAnn. Future Homemakers, '51, '52, T and I Club, '52, T and I Secretary, '52, President of Vocational Stitchery, '52, Pep Squad, '52. Hickey, Bud. Future Farmers, '51, '52, Future Farmers Reporter, '51, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, T and I Club, '50, '51, Hickey, John. Future Farmers, '50, T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. Hill, Margaret. Pep Squad, '50, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Gremlins, '50, '51, '52, Arch- bearer, '51, Homeroom President, '52. Hindman, Dave. Sophomore Play, '50, All School Play, '50, '51, Junior Play, '51, Speech Club, '51, '52, Scout Staff, '50, Forensic League, '51, '52, Radio Speech Master of Ceremonies, '51, Senior Play, '52. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Hively, Sonja Eileen. Oklahoma Honor So- ciety, '51, '52, Vice-President of Student Body, '52, Speech Club, '50, '51, '52 , Student Council, '52, Crack Squad, '51, '52, Debate Team, '50, '51, Advisory Council, '52, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, All School Play, '52. Hodges, Johnny. Band, '50, '51, '52 , Ensemble Band, '51, '52, President of Homeroom. Hoffman, Bill Joe. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52, Sergeant-at-Arms of T and I Club, '52, Presi- dent of Printing Class, '52. Ho'pson, Doyle. Student Council, '52, Chief- tain Typist, '52, Vice-President of Student Council, '52, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52. Homback, Robert Wesley. Debate, '50, '51, '52, All-School Play, '50, Sophomore Play, '50, Junior Play, '51, Band, '50, '51, '52, Ensemble Band, '51, '52, Speech Club, '51, '52, M Service, '51, '52. Houston, Hazel June. Future Homemakers, '52, Archbearer, '51. Howell, Martha Jo. Distributive Education, '52. Howser, Jerry Ann. Gunaike, '51 , Pep Squad, '50, Student Council, '52, Scout Staff, '52. Hoyal, Jo Ann. M Service, '51, Archbearer, '51, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Future Home- makers, Assistant Editor of Chieftain, '52. Hubble, John Thomas. M Service, '50. Hudson, Anita Lee. Junior Red Cross, '50, Sophomore Play, '50, Pep Squad, '50, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, President of Gunaike, '52, Crack Squad, '51, '52, Cheerleader, '52. Hunnicutt, Jean. Glee Club, '50, M Service, '51, Student Council, '50, Junior Red Cross '51, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Archbearer, '51, Scout Staff, '51, Future Homemakers, '52' International Relations Club. Hurd, Margaret. Crack Squad, '51, '52, Cheerleader, '52, Maid of Honor to Football Queen, '52, Entre Nous, '50, '51, '52, Secre- tary of Junior Class, '51, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Future Homemakers, '52. Hyatt, Gennivieve. Student Council All- School Play, '52, Archbearer, '51, Glee Club, '51, Choral Club, '52, Pep Squad, '51, Inter- national Relations Club, '52, Y.C.C.Y., '52. Jacobson, Frances Helen. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Glee Club, '50, '51, Choral Club, '52, Gunaike, '52, Secretary-Treasurer of Make Up Club, International Relations Club, '52, Future Homemakers, '52, All-School Play, '52, M Service, '50, '51, Archbearer, '51. Jihngcin, Doyle Eugene. Greenie Football, Johnson, Harvey. Cross Band, '50, '51, '52, Future Teachers, '52, M Service, '51, '52, Homeroom President, '51, Curtis Sales Cap- tain, '51, Junior Red Cross, '51, Junior Red Cross Treasurer, '52, M Service, '51. Johnson, Houston Leon. Student Council, '50, Curtis Sales Captain, '50, '52, T and I Club, '50, '51, '52, T and I Club Delegate to State Convention in Stillwater. Jones, Dennis, Advisory Council, '51, Home- room President, '51, Vice-President of Homeroom, '52, Band, '50, '51, '52, Band President, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52. Jones, Theodore Douglas. Baseball, '50, '51, '52, Homeroom President, '52, Homeroom Treasurer, '50. Kaplan, Margaret. Pep Squad, 50, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, Glee Club, '51. Kapp, John. Choral Club, '50, '52, Scout Sports Editor, '52, Quota Winner of Curtis Campaign, '51, '52. Keaton, Dorothy Jean. Glee Club, '50, Pep Squad Distributive Education, '52. Keeling, Lytle Bryant. Band, '50, '51, '52, Chemistry Lab Assistant, '52. Keeth, Judith Anne. Glee Club, '50, Pep Squad, '50, Crack Squad, '51, '52, Curtis Sales Captain Student Council, '51, '52, In- ternational Relations Club, '51, '52, Arch- bearer, '51, Future Homemakers, '52. Keith, Jess Edmond. M Service, '50. Kilgore, Ann. Sophomore Play, '50, Senior Play, '52, Crack Squad, '51, '52, Crack Squad Sergeant, '51, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, Inter- national Relations Club, '51, '52, State Sec- retary of UNESCO, '51, Future Teachers, 52, Future Homemakers, '51, '52, Head Cheerleader. Kinsey, Lionel Durwood. Baseball, '50, '51, '52, Basketball, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '50. Kleppinger, Carol Ann. Pep Squad, '51, In- ternational Relations Club, '51, '52, DeMolay Sweetheart, '52, Band, '51, '52, Entre Nous, '51, '52, Archbearer, '51, M Service, '51, Student Council, '51, Chieftain Picture Edi- tor, '52, Curtis Quota Winner, '51, '52. Knight, Dawna Lutz. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Archbearer, '51, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, Homeroom Treasurer, '52, M Service, '50, Chieftain Activity Editor, '52. Knowles, Billy Claude. Student Council, '50, Track, '50, Football, '51, Scout Junior Re- porter, '52. Lagrone, Bob. Entered as a Senior from O.S.B. Latta, Bennie. Student Council, '51, T and I Club, '51, '52, Vice-President of T and I Club. Laxton, Betty Ann. Pep Squad, 50, Future Homemakers, '51, Distributive Education, '52, Student Council, '52. Lightle, Barbara Ann. Band Attendant to Queen, Speech Club, '51, '52, Crack Squad Standard Bearer, '51, Vice-President of Pep Squad Choral Club, '51, '52, Associate Editor of Scout, '52, Student Council Secretary, '52, Entre Nous Treasurer '52, Junior Red Cross Vice-President, '5.2, Archbearer, '51, SENIOR ACTIVITIES Long, Evlyn. Homeroom Secretary, '50, Pep Squad, '50, Junior Red Cross, '50, '51, International Relations Club, '51, Gunaike, 50, Homeroom Secretary, '52, Future Home- makers, '52. Long, Curtis Leon. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. Lowery, Barbara. Pep Squad, '51, Glee Club, '51, Homeroom Secretary, '51, Delphic, '50, '51, '52, Choral Club, '51, '52, Treasurer of Future Homemakers, '52 Homeroom Vice- President, '52. McCarson, Sally Jean. Pep Squad, '50, '51, International Relations, '52. McDaniel, Leora. Sophomore Play, '50, Future Homemakers, '50, '51, '52, Distribu- tive Education, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '51, '52, Radio Speech, '50, '51, '52. McDowell, Barbara. Pep Squad, '50, '51, M Service, '50, '51, Archbearer, '51. McDowell, Bettie Ann. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. McElreath, Martin. Scout Staff, '51, '52, Curtis Quota Winner, '50, Tennis '51, '52' Key Club Secretary, '52, Key Club, '50, '51 '52, Boy's State, '51. McMahan, Betty. Gremlins, '50, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, Treasurer of Homeroom, '51, Archbearer, '51, Student Council, '51, '52. McReynolds, Gaye Layne. Student Council, '50, '52, Senior Advisory Council, '52, Entre Nous, '50, '51, '52, All-School Play, '52, Homeroom Vice-President, '51, Attendant to Football Queen, '51, M Service, '50, '51 '52, Curtis Sales Captain Choral Club, '51, '52, Future Homemakers, '52. Maples, Perry Earnest. Greenie Football, '50, Future Farmers, '50, Diversified Occupation, '51, T and I Club, '52. Market, John William. Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, '50, Greenie Football, '50, '51, Arch- bearer, '50, Martin, Gerald. T and I Club, '50, '51. Marvel, Virginia Faye. Glee Club, '50, Junior Red Cross, '50, Choral Club, '51, Pep Squad, '51, Diversified Occupation, '52. Mears, Betty Jean. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Band, '50, '51, Homeroom Vice-President, '50, Homeroom Treasurer, '52, Delphic, '52' Archbearer, '51, Service, '51. Meloy, Gerald Eugene. Archbearer, '51' Homeroom Vice-President, '50. Meloy, Jack. Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, M Service, '51, '52, Homeroom Presi- dent, '50, '52, Swimming Team, '50, '51, 52' Swimming Letterman, '51, '52. Melton, Clara Maurine. Sophomore Play, 50, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Radio Speech, '50, T and I Club, '52, Secretary of Homeroom, '52. ltgelttgg Howard Sherman. T and I Club, ' 1, ' . I V I 7 Menees, Mary Jane. Make Up Club, '51, In- ternational Relations Club, '51, '52, Delphic, '51, '52, Student Council, '52, Archbearer, '51. Miller, Clarence. T and I Club, '51, '52. Mills, Joe. Greenie Football, '50, Greenie Basketball, '50, Football Manager, '51, '52, Golf, '50, '51, '52, Key Club, '50, '51, '52. Mills, Bob. Football, '50, Track, '50, T and I Club, '50, T and I Club Guide, '51, T and I Club President, '52, Hi-Y, '52. Millsap, Walter David. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. Moore, Irene E. Pep Squad, '50, Junior Red Cross, '50, T and I Club, '51, Future Home- makers, '50, Distributive Education, '50, '51, Homeroom President, '51. Moore, Tucker. Homeroom Vice-President, '50, Student Council, '51, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, Handbook Staff, '51, Home- room President: '52, Scout Staff, '52, Scout Staff, '52, Advisory Council, '52. Morris, Frank. Sophomore Play, '50, Radio Speech, '50, Choral Club, '51, '52, Interna- tional Relations Club, '51, '52, Make Up Club, '50, '51, '52, All-School Play, '51, '52, Junior Play, '51, M Service, '51, '52, Contest Play, '51, Senior Play, '52. Morris, Jimmie. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. Morrow, Jack. Football, '50, '51, '52, Basket- ball, '50, '51, '52, Track, '50, '51, '52, Key Club, '51, '52. Mullen, Albert Frank. T and I Club, '50, '51. Meyers, Patricia Carolyn. Future Farmer's Sweetheart, '52, Vice-President of Senior Class, '52, Sophomore Play, '50, National Forensic League President, '52, Future Homemakers President, '52, Crack Squad, '51, '52, All-School Play, '51, '52, Maid of Honor to Future Farmer Sweetheart, '51, Advisory Council, '51. Nichols, Phyllis Marie. Homeroom President, '50, Crack Squad, '51, '52, Gunaike, '51, '52, Vice-President of Gunaike, 52, Student Council, '52. Ogle, Jimmy. Band, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Ensemble Band, '51, '52, Arch- bearer, '52, Key Club, '52. Orman, Meade. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. Otis, Daisy Ann. Homeroom President, 50, Pep Squad, '50, '51: Glee Club, '50, '52, Stu- dent Council, '51, Junior Red Cross, '51. Owens, Joe. T and I Club, '51, '52. Page, Fredericka. M Service, '50, '51, '52, In- ternational Relations Club, '51, '52, Scout Staff, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Glee Club, '50, Future Homemakers, '52. Pantel, William Clyde. Junior Red Cross Council, '50, All-School Play, '52, Make Up Club, '50, Archbearer, '50, Homeroom President, '51, Curtis Sales Captain, '50, '51, 'gland I Club, '51, 52, International Relations ub, '51. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Parker, John. T and I Club, '51, '52. Pate, Mary Pat. Future Homemakers, '50, '52, Future Homemakers Songleader, '50, Delphic, '52, Pep Squad, '50, '51. Payne, Tom. Entered as a Senior from Texas Military Institute. Petering, Billie Ruth. Entre Nous, '50, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Choral Club, '51, '52, International Relations Club, '51, 52, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, Homeroom Treasurer, '52, Band Queen Attendant, '52, Future Homemakers, '52, Archbearer, '51, M Service, '50, '51. Peterson, Delores Ann. Glee Club, '50, '51, Future Homemakers, '50, '51, '52, Distribu- tive Education, '51, '52, M Service, '51. Pogue, Eva Lena. Glee Club, '50, Delphic, '50. Porter, Raymond. M Service, '50. Porter, Franklin. Band, '51, '52, Choral Club, '50, '51, Ensemble Band, '51, '52, Okla- homa Honor Society, '51, Student Council, '52, M Service, '51, Archbearer, '51. Priora, Antonietta. Sophomore Play, '50, Junior Red Cross, '50, Pep Squad, '50, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, Secretary of Gunaike, '52, Future Teachers, '50, Future Home- makers, '50, '51, '52, International Relations, '51, Attendant to Future Farmer's Sweet- heart, '52. Puckett, Beatrice. Glee Club, '50, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, M Service, '51. Putnam, Barbara Ann. Student Council, '50, Junior Red Cross, '50, '51, Glee Club, '50, Choral Club, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Art and Class Editor of Chieftain Staff, '52, M Service, '50, '52, Curtis Quota Winner, '52, Archbearer, '51. Putty, Bonnie Lou. Glee Club, '50, Pep Squad, '50, Student Council, '50, Junior Red Cross, '51 , Archbearer, '51, Choral Club, '51, '52, Choral Club Secretary-Treasurer, '52, Delphic Vice-President, '52, Homeroom Vice-President, '51, M Service, '50, '51, '52 Quinton, Naomi. Pep Squad, '51. Quisenberry, Carol Ann. Pep Club, '50, '51, Make Up Club, '52, Future Homemakers, '52, Choral Club, '51, '52, Glee Club, '50' Entre Nous, '50, '52, Junior Red Cross, '51, Student Council '50 M Service '50 , I ! I 7 7 ,517 '52 Senior Play, '52. Rappe, Esther Lee. Pep Squad, '50, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, Gunaike Treasurer, '52, Future Homemakers, '51, '52, Y.C.C.Y., '52, Home- room President, '52, International Relations glgib, '52, Archbearer, '51, Library Club, Rawlinson, Nancy Kay. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Crack Squad, '52, Chaplain of Crack Squad, '52, Entre Nous, '50, '51, '52, Junior Play, '51, Senior Play, '52, Homeroom President, '51, Student Council, '50, '51, M Service, '50, '51, '52. Ream, Don. President of Sophomore Drama, '50, Sophomore Play, '50, All-School Play, '50, '51, '52, Treasurer of International Re- lations Club, '51, '52, Speech Club, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '51, President of Make Up Club, '52, Archbearer, '51, Choral Club, '52. Revis, Ann. Pep Squad, '51 ,Junior Red Cross, '51, Future Homemakers, '51, '52, Student Council, '51, Entre Nous, '51, '52, Home- room President, '52. Rhea, Elouise Ann. Distributive Education, '51, '52. Rhoden, Cecil. Homeroom President, '50, Track, '50, '51, Football, '50, '51, Junior Red Cross, '50. Richmond, Suzanne. Crack Squad, '51, '52, Cheerleader, '52, Scout Editor, '52, Home- room Secretary, '50, Student Council, '51, Junior Red Cross, '52, Future Homemakers, '51, '52, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, Homeroom Secretary, '50, International Relations Club, '51, '52. Ritan, Mary Ellen. Girl's State, '51, Speech Club, '50, '51, '52, Debate Squad, '51, '52, Crack Squad, '51, 52, Pep Squad, '50, Future Homemakers, '51, '52, National Forensic League, '50, '51, '52, Sophomore Play, '50, All-School Play, '52, Winner of I Speak For Democracy Contest, '52. Roberts, Martha Elizabeth. Crack Squad, '51, '52, Choral Club, '51, Glee Club, '50, Home- room Secretary, '52, Pep Squad, '50, Crack Squad Sergeant-at-Arms, '52, M Service, '51, '52, International Relations, '51, Gunaike, '50, '51, '52, Library Club, '52. Robinson, Eddie W. Sophomore Play, '50, All-School Play, '50, '51, Radio Christmas Play, '50, Choral Club, '50, Speech Club President, '52, International Relations Club, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross President, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Archbearer, '51. Robinson, Shirley Louise. Glee Club, ' ' 7 50 Choral Club, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52, 51 Student Council, '50, Pep Squad, '50, ' 3 Gremlins, '50, '51, '52, M Service, '50, '51 '52, Archbearer, '51. Rhoden, Marvell. T and I Club, '51, '52' Junior Red Cross, '50. Rogers, Vernon. Track, '50, '51, '52, T and I Club, '50, '51, '52, Football, '51, Student Council, '51. Romine, Rita Jo. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Future Homemakers, '51, '52, Delphic, '52. Sagely, Wanda Sue. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Future Homemakers, '51, Gunaike, '51, Curtis Quota Winner, '51. Sailors, Ron K. Future Teachers, '52, Curtis Sales Captain, '52. Sandlin, Robert Forney. Band '50, '51, '52' Secretary of Band, '52, Sophomore Play, '50: 9 Debate Team, '50, Key Club, '50, '51, '52' Tennis Team, '50, '51, 52, M Service, '50 '51, '52, Student Council, '50, '52. Scates, Leonard L. Sophomore Play, '50, All- School Play, '51, Senior Play, 52, Make Up '52, Choral Club, '51, Tennis, '50, '51, '52' Junior Red Cross, '50, Library Club, '52. 1 7 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Schooler, Mark. M Service, '50, '51, Basket- ball, '50, '51, '52, Tennis, '50, '51, '52, Home- room President, '50, Student Council, '51, Speaker Protem Student Council, '51, Coral Club, '50, Key Club, '50, '51, '52. Schooley, Barbara. Archbearer, '51, Red Cross Alternate, '52. Scoggins, Jane. Radio Speech, '51 , Candidate, Jr. Sweetheart, '51, Junior Play, '51, Crack Squad, '52, F.H.A., '52, Entre Nous, '50, '51, '52. Scott, Maxine Ruth Pevehouse. Secretary of Homeroom, '51. Seigal, Billye June. Glee Club, '50, Pep Squad, '50, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, Archbearer, '51, Delphic, '52, Choral Club, '51, '52, M Service, '52. Sharum, Monica Hope. Sophomore Play, '50, Tennis, '50, '51, '52, Pep Squad, '50, '51, Swimming Team, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross Representative, '51, International Relations, '52, Junior Red Cross Alternate, '52, M Serv- ice, '52, Make Up Club, '50, Future Home- makers, '52. Shaver, Bob Wayne. T and I, '51, '52. Shoemake, Patricia Louise. Crack Squad, '51, '52, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, '51, Maid of Honor to the Jr. Class Sweetheart, '51, International Relations Club, '51, '52, Homeroom Vice-President, '52, Future Teach- ers of America, '52, F.T.A. Reporter, '52, Gremlins, '50, Jr. Archbearer, '51. Sikes, Calvin Eugene. T and I Club, '51, '52. Slack, Sam Lee. Football, '51, Track, '51, Archbearer, '51, President Choral Club, '52, Homeroom Representative, '52, Track, '52. Smart, Billy Joe. President D. E. Club, '52. Smith, Billy. T and I Club, '51, '52. Smith, Mona. M Service, '50. Smith, Oliver. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. Smith, Velma. Glee Club, '51, Scout, '51, '52. Stiglets, Melvin Lynn. T and I Club, '51, '52, Diversified Occupation, '52. Stith, Joe D. T and I Club, '50, '51, '52. Storts, Dick. Greenies Football, '50, Key Club, '50, Student Council, '50, Swimming Team, '50, '51, '52, President Oklahoma State Honor Society, '51, '52, M Service Club Chemistry Lab. Assistant, '51, '52. Sturm, Bob. Student Body President, '52, Football, '50, '51, '52, Track, '50, '51, '52, Archbearer, '51, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Student Council, '52. Swaim, Carol Sue. Glee Club. '50, Interna- tional Relations Club, '50, '51 , M Service, '50, Pep Squad, '50, Crack Squad, '51, Home- room Vice-President. '50, F.H.A., '51, Red Cross, '50, D.E., Club. '50. Taylor, Joan. Glee Club, '50, Pep Squad, '50, International Relations Club, '52, Future Homemakers, '52, Choral Club, '51, '52, M Service, '51, '52. Thomas, Bobby Joe. Golf Team, '50, '51, Distributive Education, '51, President of Homeroom, '50, '51, '52, Student Council, '51. Tillery, Roxie. M Service, '50, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52. Tracy, Lulu Marie. Library Club, '50, '51, '52, President of Library Club, '51, '52. Treadway, Vivian. Glee Club, '50, Choral Club, '51, Library Club, '50, '51, Homeroom Secretary, '50, '52, Student Council, '52, M Service, '50, '51, Distributive Education, '52. Vanderpool, Mary Jo. Student Council, '50, Junior Red Cross, '52, Oklahoma Honor So- ciety, '51, '52, International Relations Club, '52, Homeroom Secretary, '52. Venus, Shirley Irene. Gunaike, '50, '51, Pep Squad, '50, Future Teachers, '51, '52, Arch- bearer, '51, Secretary of Future Teachers, '52, Curtis Sales Captain, '50. Violet, Tropa Mae. Junior Red Cross, '50, Glee Club, '50, '51 , Homeroom Secretary, '52, Future Teachersl '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52 Waldon, Barbara Carolyn. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Sophomore Play, '50, Scout Staff, '51, '52, Radio Speech, '50, International Rela- tions Club, '52, Make Up Club, '50, '51, '52, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, M Serv- ice, '51, '52, Homeroom Vice-President, '52, Press Association, '52. Walker, Dolores Ann. Make-Up Club, '50, '51, Sophomore Play, '50, Radio Speech, '50, Delphic, '50, '51, '52, Choral Club, '51, '52, All-School Play, '52, Future Homemakers, '52, M Service, '51, Pep Squad, '50. Ward, Cynthia. Attendant to Football Queen, '52, Entered as a Senior from Tulsa Central. Warren, Arla Jean. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Glee Club, '50, '51, '52, Delphic, '50, '51, '52, In- ternational Relations Club, '50, '51, Future Homemakers, '51, '52. Warren, Jimmie. Homeroom Treasurer, '50, Library Club, '50, '51, Homeroom President, '51, Future Teachers, '51, '52, Key Club, '52. Warren, Rhonda Jean. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Archbearer, '51, Delphic, '50, Historian of Delphic, '51, President of Delphic, '52, Homeroom Vice-President, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52, Curtis Sales Captain, '52, At- tendant to Future Farmer's Queen, '52, Y.C.C.Y., '52. Wasson, Peggy. Glee Club, '50, Choral Club, '51, Pep Squad, '50, '51 ,Junior Red Cross, '50. Watkins, Barbara Lee. Pep Squad, '50, '51, Glee Club, '50, '51, Crack Squad, '52, M Service, '51, International Relations Club, '52, Future Homemakers, '52, Make Up Club. '51. '52. Wertz, Charles. Band, '50, '51, '52, Ensemble Band, '51, '52, International Relations Club, '51, '52, Tennis, '51, '52, M Service, '50, '51, '52, Curtis Sales Quota Winner, '50, '51, '52. Whitaker, Harold. Band, '50, '51, '52, T and I Club, '51, '52. SEN IOH ACTIVITIES White, Bobbie. Pep Squad, '50, Oklahoma Honor Society, '51, '52, Archbearer, '51. Whitlock, Minnie Mae West. Gremlins, '50, '51, Homeroom Secretary, '51 , Future Home- makers, '52, T and I Club, '52. Whitman, Velma. Pep Squad, '50, Delphic, '50, '51. Wigley, Yvonne. Entered as a Senior from the Oklahoma School for the Blind. Williams, Joe E. Future Farmers, '50, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross, '50, Treasurer of Future Farmers, '51, T and I Club, '51, Vice-President of Future Farmers, '52. Wilson, Roy. Football, '50, Track, '50, '51, '52, Basketball, '50, '51, '52, Student Audi- tor, '51, '52 , Homeroom President, '51 , Home- room Vice-President, '52, M Service, '50. Wilson, Wanda Lou. Sophomore Play, '50, Crack Squad, '51, Cheerleader, '52, Future Homemakers, '51, '52, Y.C.C.Y.. '52, Inter- national Relations Club, '51, '52, Library Club. '51. Windham, Carol. Crack Squad, '52, Arch- bearer, '51, Gunaike, '52, International Re- lations Club, '51, '52, Oklahoma Honor So- city, '51, '52, Student Council, '51, Y.C.C.Y., '52, M Service, '51, Maid of Honor to Band Queen, '52. Worrell, Phyllis Theodora..Pep Squad, '50, Delphic, '50, Library Club, '51, '52, Choral Club, '51, '52, Archbearer, '51, M Service, '51, '52, Future Homemakers, '52. Wynn, Barbara. Distributive Education, '50, '51, T and I Club, '50, '51. Yaffe, Eleanor. Sophomore Play, '50, Make Up Club, '50, '51, '52, Vice-President of Make Up Club, '51, President of Make Up Club, '51, Scout Staff, '50, Senior Play, '52, Stu- dent Council, '51, '52, Pep Club, '50. Yeakley, Robert. Band, '50, '51, '52, Band Quartermaster, '52, Homeroom President, '51, '52, Chieftain Photographer and Sports Editor, '52, Curtis Quota Winner, '51, '52, M Service, '51, '52. Youngblood, Mary Ann. M Service, '50. -ew-M ....,..,,--- . ,,3f- ..- 1 Y . ..... ,im I ' l I lj L K 4 ,pry '-ilu I- 'i iron lung, which was purchased by the Senior band members pose after receiving their long'- stude'nts at Central, is demonstrated in an assembly. awaited band jackets. Carol Windham and Ann Revis look on in amazement as June Scoggins points out the sudden change' in the front hall at Central. The infant Mark Schooler, Mrs. Gilbertson, and Joe Eddinus discuss plans for the Curtis Campaign. Johnny Hodges is practicing? I VV W . r Y : s x w :S N l T iff, 'a -'K-1f..ffr.. a I-41 R353 1 The Junior-Senior Prom Committee is shown as it makes the final plans for the annual Junior- Senior Prom. Norma James was speechless as she learned that she had been elected the 1952 Junior Sweetheart. Next year's hopefuls order their class rings. Jerry Ann Doss receives a pie Cin the facel after the junior play. Members of the junior play cast pictured during rehearsal of A Date With Judy. Jerry Ann Doss and Joyce Culver congratulate each other after leading the Crack Squad through a successful marching season. I . 1 s l 5 +A if ' 1.4 ' H A. 1 '3 'wx 1 J- Junior officers for 1952 were George Ladd, president Merle Spears, treasurer. 1952 was begun by the junior class with their election of class officers. They elected George Ladd, presidentg Barbara McElhaney, vice-presidentg Mary Lester, secretaryg and Merle Spears, treasurer. Sue Nell Ramsey and Gene Raines represented their class on the advisory council. This year's junior class had two objectives. These were to give their annual play and to give the seniors a prom which they would always remember. Two outstanding juniors, Joe Schubert an Genelle Overmeyer, placed high in debate during their sophomore year and did even better this year. As a team, they won sweepstakes at the Coffeyville Tournament held in Coffeyville, Kansas. These two stu- dents are ones that Central is really proud of. ,, , ig, ff .r 1' f' U 'Jud' 1 fb! I3 l .', 'Q .V,,. auf' Q Barbara McElhaney, vice presidentg Mary Lester, secretaryg A Date With Judy, the annual junior play, was presented before two full houses on the nights of February 21st and 22nd. It was one of the most successful plays ever to be given by a junior class. At the conclusion of the final act, the annual Junior Sweetheart was crowned by Joan Bucklin who won this contest in 1951. Juniors on the 1952 Rougher football team were Gerry Dixon, Jerry Huggins, Max Eber- sole, Charles Bowman, Keith Mitchell, Leslie Hunnicutt, Gary Hunt, Sam Woods, Eddie Burn, Chester Brooks and Barto McGheeon. Members of this class were also very active in the other outstanding sports of Central. At last came the Junior-Senior prom which was a great success. It was this event which ended the year of the junior class of 1952. 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A x gl' A ft' 'ijt g' ' is xt Bi oil W' 'E-9 fxilenxe a of Q I . ,n 8 006 in ' x . 5. - .113 I '1 tc' YXGTWXQP das it-1 S ' 1 l Q wx f .. . ' 'li Q. Th Pa f' T les- 1 Band furnis ' A e Dixiqan I hed music E S6VepaI ron I Not only students, but, adults use the homemaking department to learn how to make their homes better places in which to live. 1 ,E 2 f --4....,,N Az gg ms during P +-.,..f .0 7 their Christmas . 'si wa? ia -af sketbau game key ba at the FFP- don iuY1O05 wid u I A MM, lu ' ,1' 1 N0 fa 11- Hsin 8' the f n I ubeal . hug? This Grand Champion Barro - h'b' Joe Williams at the Oklah0mawFr:yeabStS?e llfgierd year. .I Nunn Y Beacht5H2ogx1x QXOY.. eiiletxmen 50? e 1-V150 3 gf 00? of FF A bo!! sas' they px? ni aw U23 T4 xi' fn-?'vI-1 URY - 1 rv' -u--.sv .,,.-.1 r.1 Wrczx.. - .. , Miss Peters directs the Girls' Glee Club in singing One World . Sophomore girls shown working in the Home KL ,-r --41-i ...Gif E Q, Q u if Economics kitchen. Mrs. Gilbertson, Mark Schooler, and Alyce Hutcheson are shown as they take another homeroom out of the doghouse . Mr. Reins introduces Gertrude to a sophomore biology class. Sophomore play cast shown in rehearsal of The Whole Town's Talking . Mr. Grant helps two sophomores with a con- struction in a geometry class. -4... Sophomore officers for 1952 were Gene Foreman, president, Alyce Hutcheson, vice president, Isla Rae Dodson, treasurer, -and Barbara Smith, secretary. The halls of Central High were full of unfamiliar and bewildered faces during the first few weeks of the 1951-1952 school year. These new faces were those of the largest Sophomore class ever to come to Central. It was not long until these new students became well enough acquainted to have their class election and start a government of their own. They elected as their president, Gene Foreman, vice-president, Alyce Hut- cheson, secretary, Barbara Smith, and treas- urer, Isla Rae Dodson. Sharon Corbitt was chosen to represent the sophomores on the advisory council. The sophomores participated in scholastic and athletic events as well as in the other extra school activities. Frederic Dorwart and French Anderson brought great honor to Central's Debate Squad. They won five out of five and six out of seven debates in two contests. French also placed first in Extem- pore in Division II of the Coffeyville, Kan- sas Contest. During the Curtis Campaign, this class showed what fine salesmen they could be. They overran the juniors in this drive, but did not have quite enough sales to top the seniors. High salesman for the sophomores was Steve Haines who was also high sales- man for the whole student body with a total of 3264. Love Your Neighbor, the sophomore play, was a hilarious comedy which proved that this outstanding class also has dramatic talent. The honor of being chosen Mr. and Miss Sophomore was won by Jimmie Drake and Dorothy Harp. The sophomore class of 1952 is one that Central High will be proud to call its senior class of 1954. Mary Lou Adams Wayne Allen Bill Alsabrook Carol Anderson French Anderson Wana Archer Bobby Armstrong Bill Bailey Eddie Baker J unc Ballew Phyllis Ballew Benny Banks Diana Bankston James Barratt Barbara Beasley John Bemo Jerry Bennett Sammie Bennett Phil Berry Bill Bewer Robert Biggs Don Bingham Richard Bishop Georgia Black J o Anne Blair Charles Bockenhausex Ellen Bolding Troy Boling Anna Jean Bolinger Fred Boss Claudette Box Carol Bradford David Bradley Don Briggs Donald Broodus Tommy Brooks Clay Brookshire Phil Brown J anetta Bryce Norman Butler Van Campbell David Carlton Robert Carrol Alice Carter Delores Carter Loretta Carter Rosemary Castleberry Frankie Chapman C. L. Chappell Sue Chilcoat Danny Choat Charles Clancy Bobby Clarkson Barbara Clayton Marshall Clayton 'Ken Click M a .6 :H . - X 'U N. . ' 1 1 'N 'f , ' A- 1 .-A 2 . Q: ,N mx 5 va' .. .' 8 V- . its ' ' K hm Q ox! . 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Betsy Salyer Billy Sam Bertina Satterfield Jim Savage Gale Schell Harold Scoggins Benny Seay Judith Self Claybourn Seward Kelly Sewell Kay Sharum Louise Shahan Johnny Shackelford Grover Shepherd Heanine Sherman Harold Shiew Carolyn Sigal Dale' Sigle Jere Sizemore Syble Smart Barbara Smith Don Smith Glenn Smith Helen Smith Janice Smith Mary Lou Smith Pat Smith Pauline Smith Doyle Spaulding Jere Sue Spears Mary Lee Spears Jack Staten Robert Staten Norma Jean Ste Carole Stewart Bob Stolnaker Jerry Stout Keith Stretch Martha Stuart Reita Stuart Bill Sturm Plina Taylor phens Eleanor Terry Joyce Thomas Barbara Thompson Howard Tinsley Doris Tracy ., James Tudor Leona Upton ,' 1 Y -Q ,.. Ronnie Vantugl Russellyne Vernon Joan Vessell Q' - Le-slie Waid , Evelyn Walker Jerry Walker John Wallace ' A Rosalie Wanasek Kay Ward Lucille Warren Richard Watson Charles Dean Weaver - Charles Weaver f Nancy Weaver , A - X 1 J fm Q X Mack Whitaker ' Bill White '- Cleatus White Farrell White Jimmy White Peggy Whitely 1 Virginia Whitely ' Lf 1 : x Louise Whitten Carl Wilbourn Wayne Wilcox Anne Williams John Williams Louis Willman James Wood -nw-if Howard Woodard John Ed Woodard n. K' as QJ J iq-,s ix IQ JE'- ..x,. D- , C vs- Q. S- .gf 'V ,, 1 S. ' ..- 1. ax 1 Vis v onli fi X ...B-...if 'u' 2' . '. V. 1 f. ' .. nys. 1 I K f W. 'K In .vial ,. J' 421 LQQQ JPL-1-vin ,I 4 min.. he .if's u W-J QQ' B fag -W X 'S W7 x nina. -as 1 si ,c C5-Yi 2 A t if J i 'EK .ua hah-S., E :L t 9' 51,54 . 4. XX W A , 6 1 W :J 1 .. Q- ilitfip I . , ,Sabi , 'ai A 5 ..,, 'x. , r .am I J -4 A .A ,, SQL c - -4. r ' I . xx , -4- Iwi 1 . fgk. gh I 'l 5,1 if iii N Qi 5 l K' A3 ' s. ,S 5 l I 'X in 'N A.. lf- A 3- I! . N ox 'S if F5 ,N Q. . 'Ls ge... H '1 5- t gl r, il , '1 4 s QL 22 5 w Jesse Wright an Q 'K si A was N gb Kay Wr ght Jim Absion i Clifford Ashby Roland Humphry , Joyce Owen - Julia Thomas 4. X T V .xi ' vp. . is' 9, ,,,E.V I its X 5 M 'hu fs 1 ' xr 9' Q Q ' f 1,71 X 1 I 'lil 'nu y 1' il, N Q - 5 in S In the Nutcracker Suite presented during Christmas, Arla Jean Warren, Eddie Robinson, Jack Hamlin, Joan Buck- lin, Don Ream, and Gaye Layne McReynolds pre- sented the Waltz of the Flowers . All of the dances were originated by Miss McReynolds. Eddie Robinson and Merle Johnson are shown doing the Trapak Dance , a Russian dance, during the Choral Club's Christmas presentation of the Nutcracker Suite . Mr. Kirk gives instruc- tion and help to Sharon Branson and Harvey Johnson during sixth period music theory class. FLASli!T.EACllEI3lSi T KE lioun v QL P- Q . - -?-o- kg -1.-Q-., r---v-. ' .1 ----Q-.-o-11-.., ----Q--.-4-Q-Q 1'- i -.. l. '.. -i , ' 1.-.1-4 Tg' .-...ifq ' ----,.l., 1----Lllglli Students save day by stepping into vacant shoes of school officials! The Teachers enjoy a special Christmas lunch- eon, while students take over their classes. S 1 5' A 15' . , L, L While Miss Miller was enjoying the luncheon, Mary Rule had the fun of teaching Latin. f .fm if H' V1 Y V , . M 4 'f Q 3 fl Q 99' ' . U v .1 31 , :ai 'K fd STUIJE 'I' GOVER ME T 'da D . lf' Q f 3. D K v il ,wg - I BOB STU RM The Student Government of Central High School is comprised of an Advisory Coun- cil and the Student Council, which is con- ducted in a manner similar to the Senate and' House of Representatives in our na- tional government. The Advisory Council is composed of six councilmen, the student body officers, and the class officers. The Advisory Councilmen SONYA HIVELY this year were Bill Ricketts, Tucker Moore, and Gaye Layne McReynolds, seniors, Sue Ramsey and Gene Raines, juniors, Sharon Corbitt, sophomore. The Student Council consists of a repre- sentative and an alternate from each home- room. These students express the opinions of their homeroom and report the decisions Around the table from left to right are: Sharon Corbitt, Bill Ricketts, Gaye Layne McReynolds, Sue Nell Ramsey, Tucker Moore, Gene Raines. s s ,V lax-:sa-nas. Sl wil' P XIQ' The Curtis Campaign berger, Pat Myers, W. Vernon Hartman, and Mrs. O T. Gilbertson. of the Council. Speaker of the House was Jackie Swicegoodg Speaker Pro-tem, Doyle Hopsong secretary, Barbara Lightleg and sponsor, Mr. B. L. Wertz This year, the Council took over the man- agement of the school for an hour. During Committee: Bard Dunkel- Lunchroom Committee Chairmen: Robert Broaddus Mr. Nelson, faculty sponsor, Bard Dunkelberger and J. W. Abel. this time, the teachers were entertained With a Christmas Luncheon in the Home Eco- nomics room. For the second year, the Coun- cil had supervision of the cafeteria. It again sponsored the Curtis Sale, and in addition, sponsored a group of educational films shown throughout the year. STUDE T COUNCIL Front Row, left to right: Kent Alexander, Mary Rule, Barbara Lightle, Patty Myers, Sonya Hively, Bob Sturm, Bard Dunkelberger, Barbara McElhaney, Jeannie Dufford, Barbara Ruff. Second Row: Eleanor Yaffe, Barbara Bernard, Betty McMahan, Phyllis Nichols, Genivieve Hyatt, Evlyn Walker, Isla Rae Dobson Amanda Pritchett Anita Croman. Third Row: Joyce Cowden, Barbara, Burk, Judith Keith, Mary Lester, Betty Laxton, Peggy Grossman, Jackie Bill Garrison, John Jobe, Reggie Gibson. Fourth Row: Mr. Wertz, Sammy Slack, John Layne, Chester Brooks, Joe Crank, Doyle Hopson, Jackie Swicegood, Dan McCarter, Leslie Ann Waid. Ruth Mowery. Q I xx , .. K t ti is Row 1, left to right: Joyce Alexander, Robbye Ray Gibson, Jeanne Dufford, Billie Ruth Petering, Sonya Hively, Carol Windham, Margaret Hurd, Barbara Waldon, and Eleanor Yaffe. Row 2: Beatrice Puckett, Roxio Tillery, Alberta Borum, Jack Meloy, Dick Storts, Doyle Hopson, Charles Wertz, Powell Douglas, Mary Cole, and Pat Myers. Row 3: B. L. Wertz, Suzie Bates, Bobbie White, Billie Siegal, Buddy Hickey, Kent Alexander, Tucker Moore, Robert Collier, Franklin Porter, Dawna Knight, and Louis Barnett. OKLAHO A H0 Dick Storts, right, presents Mr. Wortz with the first Student Directory for 1951-52. UR S CIETY Membership into the Anavisu Chapter of the Oklahoma Honor Society is based on high scholastic and citizenship attainment of Juniors in the upper ten per cent of their class. The first project of the organization was to introduce the incoming Sophomores to Central. The greatest achievement this year was the publication of the student directory. The officers of the 1952 chapter were: Dick Storts, president, Jeannie Dufford, vice-president, Pat Myers, secretaryg and Kent Alexander, treasurer. X S' if 'iI 1w tx Front Row, left to right: Barbara Lightle, Virginia Burlison, Roxie Tillery, Mary Jo Vanderpool, Betty Phillips, Joyce Owen, Charles Evans, and Johnny Schneider. Second Row: Sammie' Bennett, Rhonda Warren, Barbara Bennett, Darla Canard, Barbara Smith, Grace Mikelson, Ann Roberts, and Barbara Polk. Third Row: Delores Dodson, Quaye Purcell, Joan Bucklin, Patsy Ayers, Paula Diffendaffer, Fleeta Gilstrap, Marlene Fuqua, and Patsy Gerdes. Back Row: John Bonicelli, Jerry Huggins, Randall Jones, Jerry Hurd, Mr. Harvey, sponsor, Jim Hicks, Eddie Robinson, and Charles Rodgers. UN IDR RED RUSS The purpose of the Junior Red Cross is to promote peace and understanding through learning of other countries and through learning of the different parts of our own country. The first project of the year was the membership drive, which brought in total contributions of 2570. The Chapter sponsored a Valentine's party at the Veteran's Hospi- tal. They also contributed to the National Children's Fund. Since the members were not old enough to contribute to the Blood Bank, they helped in advertising it by plac- ing notices under Windshields they washed. Officers of the Chapter this year were: Eddie Robinson, president, Barbara Lightle, vice-president, Quaye Purcell, recording sec- retary, Mary Cole, corresponding secretaryg and Harvey Johnson, treasurer. The group was sponsored this year by Mr. Robert Harvey. Joe Mills and Jack Morrow help in the Saturday campaign to wash car windows, as a favor to Muskogee drivers, in an effort to secure more donors to the National Blood Donation Campaign. VID' ,- ,imxss I aw- G , A Q.. it . ' U XI M , Zigi hx K 1 J 5 vi x 5 'x ,Ks - V A I sz Wi , 7 1 i -1-...vw -. O Q JY 9 Q' ' ' Q , mf-', - .ff .. far , wx, . Qq -A Irs-L Q . 5 Don Mills, Benny Latta, Leon Johnson, Melvin Stigglets, Keith Stretch, Don McCarter, Loy Don Osburn, Bill Smith, and Sherman Melton. CLUB Mills in Sand Springs, the Elson Blouse Manufacturing Company, and the Seam Proof Company in McAlester. The T and I officers for 1951-52 were: Bob Mills, presidentg Benny Latta, vice- presidentg Imogene Cook, secretary-treas- urerg Bill Stiglets, reporter, and Mr. C. E. Paul, sponsor. Commercial stitchery girls visit the cotton mill at Sand Springs. Machine-shop boys inspecting part of the machinery at the Ft. Gibson Dam. 5 C I , v., fn W . Q , J N, .awg I Q ',1 . u 7 z iwui.u, i x:.az.4. DELPHI Founded-1918. Activities-Attached ribbons to the ventilators 5 made stuff- Purpose - To stimulate u achievement in scholarship, ed ammals- citizenship, and service. Vlfglflla Goodall Delores Walker Mary Pat Patc Betty Mears B1ll1e Se1gal Rhonda Warn n Judy Floyd R1ta Romme Telltha Klrkwood Cathy Menees Shlrley Roblnson Arla Warren ai' :S , N ' A. J df i S 6 x Y. x QS 1' Qs N01 ma Phelps Mlss Tlsslngton Mary Jane Menees MZXIHG' Coffman Bonme Putty Barbara Lowerv Dorothy Harp Shnrley Goble Ixay Pfrlmmel Betsy Coppmgu MIHHIG Dye Peggy Roblnson T' 1 Q 1 , 4 1 za D' rl 4. sf' l Y' 5 . A N 1 y .. -J gy 9. 2 .1 Nyx P J, 0- X K 2 . V X '-- ' A : tx , X , 5 . P I 1, Q -. L . -, to 3 4 X r '5 A as ' ' ' 5 an 13. - V sb - 14' . . . - 'f 15. f 16. ' . . . 17' . x ,S X 18. 5 ' - - 19. ' ' - ' 21. '- ' - 22. ' 1- 1 24. ' 8 1 who are members. Hia Daryl McEnda1 fer Jo Ann Hay Betty Brown Leslle Wald Amanda Prltchett Barbaxa Cralg Mary Rule Gaynelle Wlllxs Mlss Steblefr Alyce Hutcheson Ann Revls Helen Gentry Carol Qulsenberrv Carol Klepplnger Gaye Layne McReynolds Jane Scoggms Beth Davls Sally Day Mary Cole Jeanne Dufford Barbara Laughery E 'THE N US Founded.-1911, Activities - Decorated the h cafeteria for seasonal holi- PUPPOSQ f T0 Promote big days' filled Thanksgiving and scholarshxp among the girls Chrigtmas baskets. K ab lv A 2 I M. - .- vu- ' x 1- 1 'mal xr' ,Q A L2 4. 1 Barbara Llghtle Nancy Rawlmson D lrla Canard Bertlna Sattexfleld Margaret Hurd Blllle Ruth Petermg Sondl a M1118 Carol Morrow Ann Wllllams Mal ty Duca Maly Loulse Maddln Plxley McDonald Cfnol Bradford Alxce Wxlson Que Nelson Anita Cromfm Connie Lynde M ll th 1 Osborn Ann Ebersole Lmda Kleppmgex Barbara Ruff is hi Q .K -ZP- as ' . ' V Q-A . if E X K K . MT. a y V NM 'GW 'K 0' 'sg . , 3, , Vx A - 4' X A Q 'Q l 9.1. ... . .X ., Q5 1 -fi . -l .Q t 1 ' Q ' '1 .W u . X -,y Qs' . y .- l 4- ,N ,I 'V' 'ef .Ex . X ' el' xx L. 4 yzzQ,. ,.' v ' x , . , gy? . , - Q xl -J- .,' X . .Q J, 6- 04 ' s I wr ' . -V ' V, , . f ' 3' x ' ' 5 Jef . gr .- ' 5 ' , b Nw J .K 3 . ' V .., s - - ' 3 - 1... ,Y ' G W 22. ' 3 'N' ' 3 ' ' 23. .' ' l , -I . lg 24. z ', 5 26. ' 'JI 27. ' ' ' , 4 'fe' 28. ' ' , ' 1 A Y 29. - 30. ' ' . , 'I Wg 2 4' 31. ' 5, S 'C ' 212. ' ' ' , lf- ' 33. ' I . X ' 34. 1 ' 35. ' ' , ' Jima 36. L . - y ' 37. . ' . he 528. ' 539. z' 2 40. . 41. ' ' ' 42. 1 GUNAIKE Founded-1913. Activities-Candy sales, con- Purpose-To study the lives tributed optical services to and achievements of great students at Edison school. women of all times. 1 f s-P , . .ii . Q :fl 'L ' :J Gi, I- I V f. ,i i X: ff f -1 GY as ee, Q !. 7 , It 1 g 42, 1 Q - A 6 x 5 x eb Q .L 7, U Top Row: Gail Anderson, Patty Lamb, Shirley lvcw, Mrs. Boen, sponsor, Nancy Le Gate, Jo Ann Lewis, Quaye Purcell. Second Row: Sharon Corbitt, Margaret Kaplan, Anita Hudson, Phyllis Nickels, Antonietta Priora, Esther Rappe, Norma James, Joyce Culver, Gracie Mikelson. Third Row: Peggy Grossman, Joan Fink, Claudette Box, Wanda Ballew, Connie Cooper, Mary Lipsey, Naomi Combs, Jean Eytcheson, Wanda Wilson. Fourth Row-Phyllis Ballew, Leonia Hodges, Betty Rappe, Marlene Venus, Barbara Bernard. Fifth Row-Jeanne Williams, Joyce Wright, Mary Lester. Sixth Row-Joanne Cloud, Sherry Duncan, Jo Anne Blair. Seventh Row: Pat Myers, Robbye Gibson, Frances Jacobson, Peggy Cooper, Ann Kilgore, Carol Windham. Georgene Montgomery, Carolyn Hayes, Marita Cleveland, Suzanne Richmond, Suzy Bates, Martha Roberts, Sonja Hively. KEY CLUB Founded-1947. Activities-Held scrap grive . t ' l b f d., - Purpose-To teach high school rg tffgsilss ,.0g?n,q SES ,fiod boys how to meet the respon- qpeech project among mem- sibilities of a civic club. bers. K e . ' 11. - Kira. .Q., .xl Lara R 4. . s wr' A N 3. ku, or .1 w , X K F ' QQ, K .1 Q is P- 1 5. K . 'fr , i. fi F, , Around the circle, counter-clockwise, are Richard Harper, Jack Morrow, Martin McElreath, Joe Mills, Mark Schooler, Forney Sandlin, Russell Fuller, Jimmie Warren, Fred Lemming, Kent Alexander, Jim Ogle, Gerry Dixon, Gene Raines, Martin Jenness, Merle Spears, Joe Crank, George' Ladd, Merle Johnson, Charles Yadon, Bob Bass, Larry Sheppard, French Anderson, Don Robinson, Fred Boss, Roddy Williams, Jim Hicks, Lake Moore, Buddy Scoggins, and Joe Eddins. Front Row, left to right: Sonya Hively, Jeannie Dufford, Ann Ebersole, Paula Diffendaffer, Mary Catherine Dismukes, Velma Cox, Virginia Fischer, Maxine Coffman, Joyce Alexander, Joan Bucklin, Barbara Bennett, and Helen Hay. Second Row: Alyce Hutcheson, Pat Helmer, Jane Binford, LaVe'da Jennings, Gail Anderson, Fleeta Gilstrap, Sue Fields, Billie Petering, Rena Hinds, Margaret Kaplan, Alberta Borum, Sally Day, and Mrs. Boen, sponsor. Third Row: Ann Kilgore, Margaret Hurd, Hazel Houston, Jerry Doss, Judith Keith, Manuela Bales, Shirley Hoover, Minnie Ellan Dye, Marjorie Benson, Peggy Dry, Jane Eller, Marilyn Cantrell, and Norma James. Fourth Row: Barbara Havens, Marita Cleveland, Joyce Ford, Jo Anne Hoyal, Mary Ellan Ritan, Barbara Laughery, Faynelle Alherty, June Collins, Joan Taylor, Norma Laster, Betty Arnold, Geraldine Lamb, and Mary Dell Cluck. FHA officers for 1952 are: seated from left to right, Barbara Low- ery, Norma Laster, Pat Myers, and Joan Buckling standing from left to right, L4-ora Mcllaniels, June Collins, Marita Cleveland, and Virginia Fischer. F The Muskogee Chapter of the Future I Homemakers of America certainly lived up i to their motto, Toward New Horizons , this i- year. They have collected money for the United Nations Youth Fountain, have helped Q with a Carnival to raise funds for the Musko- f gee General Hospital, and early in the fall ,, they were hosts to the sub-District Rally. The purposes of this organization are to work for good home and family life for all 0 Front Row, left to right: Mary Rule, Sondra Mills, Nancy LeGate, Jeanne Williams, Georgene Montgomery, Antonietta Priora, Pat Myers, Barbara Lowery, Barbara Wilder, Rita Romine, Martha Roberts. Second Row: Anna Sue Pratt, Peggy Wasson, Ann Revis, Leora McDaniels, Delores Peterson, Arla Jean Warren, Delores Walker, Nancy Rawlinson, Jane Scoggins, Martha Oman, Esther Rappe, Bessie Waters, Kay Ward, Leona Ricketts, Carol Sue Swaim, Sammye Vernon, Mrs. Weaver. Third Row: Russellynne Vernon, Gaye Layne McReynolds, Barbara Thompson, Donna Stoddard, Marilyn Pearson, Norma Phelps, Myrna Sergeant, Mary Ann West, Leona Upton, Sondra Sterling, Shirley Robinson, Minnie. Mae West, Barbara Watkins, Martha Wieland, Jeannie Sherman. Fourth Row: Shirley Spencer, Mary Pat Pate, Judith Napier, Barbara Polk, Shirley Padgett, Winda Wilson, Gaynelle Willis, Ann Roberts, Myrna Trippard, Doris Wynn, Ruby Thomas, Suzanne Richmand. Antonietta Priora, Jane Scoggins, Barbara Lowery, Mary Dell Cluck, and Judith Keath serving refresh- ments to out of town guests at the F.H.A. conference. and to promote international good will. On the second Thursday of each month, they met- either to hear a guest speaker, or to see a film, or to have a panel discussion further- ing the study of F.H.A. purposes. ,S I '3--iw.. The club was under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Boen and Mrs. Dorothy Weaver. The officers were Pat Myers, president: Norma Laster, vice-president, Joan Bucklin, secretaryg Barbara Lowery, treasurer, Vir- ginia Fischer, historian: Marita Cleveland, parliamentariang June Collins, song leader. FV! 'us- ng-in-r ,..,. A' .. .f any , ar ,rod Q1 - . - . Front Row, left to right: Mr. Beach, Bobby Watson, Bob Dunkelberger, Connie Mills, R. B. Jones, Pat Myers, Everett Brassfield, Charles Marsden, Glen Smith, Jerry Goodwin, Jimmy Goodwin, Dale Slgle. Second Row: Earl Smith, Joseph Grucl, Faye Cook, Jim Wood, Phillip Fishefr, Lanny Jackson, Jimmy Eller, Jerry Hutcheson, Jerald Jones, Ronnie Duncan, Joe Williams. Third Row: Lee Scott, Bob Henderson, Bud Hickey, Bill Jarrard, Buster Gilliand, David Mills, Don Smith, Neil McDonald, Don Harnage, Jerry Craig, Mr. Nunn. Fourth Row: Norman Butler, Bard Dunkelberger, Jerry Huggins, Jerry Hurd, Joe Recto, Billy Cavin, Paul Gruel, Glen Stonebarger, Tommy Howdeshell, Eddie Byrne. The Muskogee Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is designed to train boys for farming with the latest methods by giv- ing them practical knowledge and experi- ence. Each member of the club must be enrolled in a vocational agriculture class and have some productive enterprise. For the second time the boys sponsored a donkey basketball game. The main project this year was the publication of a calendar. The F.F.A. members participated in stock shows and judging contests. They sent dele- gates to the Convention in Stillwater. At their annual banquet, honorary memberships Joe Williams adds another blue ribbon to the Future Farmers' large collection of ribbons as Jerry Hug- gins, Bard Dunkelberger, and Pat Myers, F.F.A. Sweetheart, look on. HE r--Q 1 i pg .sn ' T ff?-595 A I L1 . L.. I '1a71- 1.-1 were given to those business men who had helped the boys most in their work. Pat Myers had the honor of being their sweetheart. She was elected at a pie supper held to raise funds for the organiation. The chapter met the first Monday night of each month at which time they discussed current problems of farming. Mr. Gene Beach was the sponsor, with Mr. Robert Nunn as his assistant. The officers for this year were: Ronnie Duncan, president, Joe Williams, vice-president, Lannie Jackson, secretary: Bard Dunkelberger, treasurer: Jerry Hug- gins, reporterg and Eddie Byrne, sentinel. F.F.A. officers for 1952 were: Joe' Williams, Eddie Byrne, Mr. Beach, sponsor, Bard Dunkelberger, Lanny Jackson, Jerry Huggins, and Ronnie Dun- can. 2:2 Sweetheart and t Attendants uh wk ef A M Q . 'L' ' BY raw 101011 oat GX 000,- Wx 4 X696 110 P5 Rob 9,18 Sweetheart Pat Myers Wfv 65 61201 V01 19 l me 5 4 W' ox' 'It ox X20 0,1 ,bt 63' fa P 29 . PPG, flora 'li' .Il ,- .J -. -i J, ui. - ' ' fi ,I i 9- all k L, ' 5 K Q Yl J X.- n .Q 1... Q i , hr . if is .i . - ca? , B . X if , C . W ..... . .,.. , ,. , as -:I-i n 'aaa age, w- S . - 1 H+ sf. ss ., .. H 5- 1-'Liz . -Q Q H A l.. If K - D.,-. i E i -- i ..-ss. K as is , assi was k'.. l ' - Members of the C H S Stage-craft Club from left to right are: Russell Clancy, Larry Peterson, Mr. J. T. Huckstep, sponsor, Gary Bright, and David Carlton. Stagccraft boys are shown here as they prepared one of the many pieces of scenery for all of Central lligh's stage presentations. xv ,.- ,. STAGECRAFT The key word for the Stage Craft Club is Synchronization, Their motto is The Last Notice, because they stand ready to help anyone at anytime. Some of the activities of the Club this year were: Creating and recreating scenery for all the school playsg operating the sound system in the auditorium and gymg and op- erating the scoreboard for the ball games. In addition to these things, the boys did repair work on the stage and light fixtures. The week before Christmas, by means of a public address system using four loud speakers on top of Central High School, the boys played carols before and after school. This certainly added to the spirit of Christ- mas. A few years ago the club was organized by Mr. J. T. Huckstep, who is their present sponsor. The officers for 1952 were: Russell Clancy, presidentg Gary Bright, vice-presi- dentg David Carlton, secretaryg and Larry Peterson, treasurer. ,El . --1 if ,-.. , . ,ex ' r J f . . 'M 'i fi it iwfgi t' I u J, Q' ' ' 'f ' ' f fin S. f 5 'V W P 1 ff- 'M Q I. A M L Front Row, left to right: Barbara Watkins, Ann Ebersole, Paula Diffendaffer, Johanna Foshee, Bessie Waters, Carol Quisenberry. Second Row: Miss White, Frances Jacobson, Eddie Robinson, Francis Reed, Frank Morris, Don Ream, Pixley McDonald. Third Row: Ann Williams, Marilyn Pearson, Charles Butler, Leonard Scates, Barbara Waldon, Eleanore Yaffe. KE-UP CL B A great part of the success of the plays presented this year at Central was due to the untiring efforts of the members of the Make-Up Club. The purpose of this organization is to teach the use of stage cosmetics in make-up, and to give each member experience in the art of their application. In regular meetings the time was spent in studying the text book, hearing lectures, and in laboratory work. This year the officers were: Don Ream, presidentg Eleanore Yaffe, vice-presidentg Frances Jacobson, secretary-treasurer. Miss Buena Vista White is the sponsor. The Make-Up Club shown in action before the junior play. if ullm 1 n '- ALL-SCHOOL PLAY, STAGE DOOR Seated from loft to right are: Pat Myers, Frank Morris, Maxim- llumilion. and Pixlvy Mi-lloimlml. Stamling from left to right ure: Gaye Layne McReynolds, Bill Pnntel, Genvll liven-iiiyei, lmviil llirulmun. Patsy Aye-rs, Hclaliv Roliinsoii, Genevieve Hyatt, Joe Schubert, Tommy lilliot, and .loan Wnril Seated from left to right are: Linda Kleppinger, Virginia Fischer, Georgia Black, Frances Jacobson, Helen Carter, Joan Bucklin, and Pat Clark. Standing from left to right are: Bobby Gard, Julia Thomas, Mary Ellen Ritan, Ray Tacket, Sonya Hively, Don Ream, Peggy Cooper, Edwin Lusk, Delores Walker, :incl Rosalie Wanasek. Q 1 X SOPHOMORE PLAY, LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR 5 -2 nes vw, 1 I . M .f --we-v-Inl Q-1--.--.4--Q W. ---.. WK ,..........-- -nnni we , A W V I 3 - 1 4 2 vy- 4 .ll Sw il ll tiglt nl- Q Q Cast No. 1-Seated from left to right are: Russellynne Vernon, Martha Stuart, Sue Nelson,iLewis Green, Mary Lou Smith, Irefne Holland, Jo Ann Hay, Kathleen Lawden, and C. L. Chappell. Standing from left to right are: Delores Hancock, Grace Nels, Richard Crittenden, Len Malone, Connie Lynde, Charles Lawrance, Susan Fisher, John Layne, Don McGrath. Jerry Walker, and Reita Stuart. if Q5 ' Lv-+590 A A Q- If Cast No. 2-Seated from left to right are: Lora Jean Reed, Lisbeth Finley, Sue Nelson, Mary Lou Smith, Howard Perry, Helen Higginbotham, Alyce Hutcheson, Kay Wright, and Carol Morrow. Standing from left to right are: R. B. Jones, Jack Garrison, Richard Crittenden, Billy Dismuke, Barbara Thompson, Anna Sue Pratt, Marshall Clayton, Marty Duca, Phillip Clift, Kellv Sewell, and Jeanne Sherman. JUNIOR PLAY, A DATE WITH JUDY IQ! TT P .7 Q vi :L .5 'Q ii S ' 'L ' ', Hob Petty, B1ll'h2U'il Mc'I'flhzmcy, and Myrna Szxrgm-nt. Stzuuiillgi Fl'l'llCh Vast, rwzltl-11: Imv IL ilu Ii1u'lmu1.x il ug, :XlIdl'I'S0ll, .Il-rry Arm lluss, lmvirl Whitluc-k, Patsy Ayvrs, Martha Ummm, Omlvll Pllllllllill, Norma .lzum-'S. 111111 5I2ll'jUI'il' I51-nsun. 1 ' 1. V1 3- ' : A gl , As - A' Abliqu nz- lx W ' kg. f, L? ' qi N A A Ap' .A x ' Q 1. 51' X . ll qx 'a 'wg l 11 Judy, B2.1I'lJilI'll Craig: sc-rves coffeu to Patsy Ayers as Jerry Ann Doss, Duvic In a sc-L-110 frmn A Dau- W1 I Whitlm-la, Hob P1-tty, I'xI't'I1l'll Amin-rsulx, LL-0 .IL-sticc, and Umlcll Pzlmplin look on. SENIOR PLAY, GREEN VALLEY 5, , . 1 5 I 5 if i J f L .1 5 , - .4 , ' ? f me A . P i l T sf' Cast No. tr 1 1-Seated from left to right: Patty Shoemake, Don Ream, Carolyn Cole, Jim Brown, Ann Kilgore, Dave Hindman, Eleanor Yaffe, Frank Morris, and Peggy Cooper. Standing: Antonietta Priora, Nancy Rawlinson, Lee' Greer, Sherman George, Harlan Davis, Buddy Thatcher, Tom Payne, Frances Jacobson, Harold Whitaker, and Judith Keith. Cast No. Walker, Mullins, Johnson, ff left to right: Paula Diffendaffer, Sam Slack, Sonya Hively, Bard Dunkelberger, Dolores 2-Seated from Eddie Robinson, Barbara Lightle, Bonnie Putty, and Jerry Meloy. Standing: Esther Rappe, Albert Leonard Scates, Bunkie Tatum, Johnny Ferry, Perry Maples, Bill Pantel, Marvin Livingston, Harvey and Carol Quisenberry. ?' -dues Y I -1 Front Row from left to right: Sharon Corhitt, Frances Eastep, Carrie Green, Eleanor Terry, Mary Maddin, Pat McElhaney, Sadie Cook, Ann Hammond, Bertina Satterfield, Mary Jo Keown, Louise Whitten, Dorothy Harp, Pat Smith, Sue Ann Meyers, Delores Carter, Jerry Ann Miller, and Peggy Grossman. Back Row: A. G, Holcomb. Howard Woodard, Rodney Williams, Robert Biggs, Steve Haines, Eddie Baker, James Wood, Gary Covington, Harold Scoggins, Tommy Brooks, Jimmy Drake, Lake Moore, Jim Savage, Gale Schell, Jimmy Eller, and James Pratt. MR. and MISS SUPIIUMIJRE Jim Drakc and Dorothy Harp congratulate each other after topping more than thirty other candi- dates in thc race for Mr. and Miss Sophomore. To increase the ticket sales for the annual play, Love Your Neighbor, the sophomore class organized a contest. The boy and girl selling the most tickets became Mr. and Miss Sophomore. Each homeroom having sophomores se- lected a candidate to run. The winners were not announced until the first night of the , play. On December 13, the sophomore class cele- brated with a party at Teen Town honoring Jim Drake and Dorothy Harp, Mr. and Miss Sophomore. They had a dance, refreshments, and a floor show. V? ,inf K 0- 1 45, ,. I Q... ,W Ap xx - V, 5 'N.Q::f'f- , , - -Xxx ivan If 1h, 39+ Er., Z! nm -4 'TX I fi, a, .Xt sip it fha:-, 1 .f y, 4 , . is . 'sl -J I ,- 5 5,':,,x V' Q M .pg M. X 'A , O From left to right: Mary Rule, Norma James, Ann Roberts, Jeannie Williams, Joan Lewis, Pat Dyer, Gaynelle Willis, Barbara Laughery, Connie Cooper, Darla Carnard, Barbara Havens, Mary Lester, Donna Boswell, Shirley Howdershell, Patsy Ayers, Mary Catherine Dismuke, and Ann Ebersole. 'IDR SWEET HEART To help boost the sale of play tickets the junior class selected seventeen girls as can- didates for junior Sweetheart. This honor was bestowed upon the girl having the most tickets sold in her name. Norma James was announced the Winner at the second performance of the junior play, A Date With Judy. Several privileges came with this honor: throwing a pie in the face of Jerry Ann Doss who missed the most cues during rehearsal, and being kissed by George Ladd, president of the junior class. Also in May at the annual Junior-Senior Prom, Norma led the grand march with Bard Dunkelberger, president of the senior class. The Junior Sweetheart and her party immediately - sg ,tt.. ' A iWWW72P35f f7 'TftQ?5'l5f?ff: K, at , , ,. , to, ll, r V 5 5 5 l Y 1 . , ,. 43? 2 Qygx W-ft' A fci 'T 5 uf X . A 1. L. - ' 7 L9 of if Seated from left to right are: French Anderson, Joe Schubert, Genell Overmeyer, Pat Myers, Mary Ellan Ritan, and Fredric llorwart. Standing from left to right are: Pegfy Grossman, Georgia Black, Maxine Hamilton, Mr. J. W. Patterson, sponsor, Pixley McDonald, Ruth Mowery, and Diana Bankston. Expert instruction under Mr. J. W. Patterson has produced a debate team known over the country as one of the best in the Southwest. X 1 This year under the leadership of Mr J. W. Patterson, speech instructor, the de- bate team of C.H.S. took many honors throughout this area. January 4-5, the debate team was host to the Annual Rotary Invitational Tournament. The team won sweepstakes. ten first places, at tournaments held at Miami, Okla- homa, Coffeyville, Kansas, and Winfield, Kansas. They also attended tournaments at Waco, Texas, Pittsburg, Kansas, and Dallas, Texas. Members not mentioned above who en- tered various individual events were: Sonja Hively, Tommy Elliot, David Hindman, Patsy Ayers, and Peggy Cooper. . .,. L 91ii?Wf AL 1 ,..'W A M aww v?f'w,5 H M . . 5 Q. y fmt'-1372 Y I. ' lifaigffi' X. r Seve.:-W? 1 W .gf up 5 : - if I ,Q 1 s T' f . ,ig P YQ 9 W ., F 'emi iii. LQ '16 XJ Front Row from left to right: Joe Schubert, Wesley Hornback, Don Ream, Genell Overmeyer, Pat Myers, Mary Ellan Ritan, Sonya Hively, and David Hindman. Second Row: Peggy Cooper, Jo Ann Ward, Ray Tackett, Jim Paul Brown, Eddie Robinson, Frank Morris, Maxine Hamilton, Fred Dorwart, French Anderson, and Mr. J. W. Patterson, sponsor. Third Row: Peggy Grossman, Pat Clark, Diana Bankston, Patsy Ayers, Pixley McDonald, Ruth Mowery, Georgia Black, Rosalie Wanasek, and Linda Kleppinger. Officers of the Speech Club are: Sonya Hively, Don Ream, Eddie Robinson, and Mary Ellan Ritan. Back Row: Genell Overmeyer, Joe Schubert, Jim Brown. and Pat Myers. Q' SPEE H CLU Officers of the Speech Club are: Sonya Hively, Don Ream, Eddie Robinson, and Mary Ellan Ritan. Back Row: Genell Overmeyer, Joe Schubert, Jim Brown, and Pat Myers. To promote all types of speech activities both educational and social is the purpose of the Speech Club. The greatest undertaking this year was the presentation of the all-school play, Stage Door. After the closing performance, a re- ception was held in the home of Pat Myers, honoring their guests, the speech students from Tulsa University and Northeastern State College. The Little Hollywood Banquet held at the Severs Hotel climaxed the year's activities. At this time, Oscar awards were given to the best drama, speech, and radio students. fl :QA wif i A Q 1 ar Q ? Y, X I X , silk N rl Q if We Y Q W , xx' 5' QQ, M A I ,X 1 Z. 3 V - .! 'Q V' ,. .fwvf A ' -5- 'I' i a 3 1 -A . pd . K xv' Q. T Q X ,' 4 fv-M14-- - , W , .. , , ..x4fx Al- iw..-I if , xy 9 Y Front Row from left to right: Kent Alexander, Richard Bishop, Jack Henson, Richard Crittenden, Jerry Ledbetter, Louis Barnett, Mary Cole, Mr. Kenneth Parker, Bryant Keeling, Bobby Gard, Mike Owen, Jerry Nida, Carl Wil- burn, and Gene Raines. Second Row: Don Robinson, Harold Whitaker, Harvey Johnson, Forney Sandlin, Bill Fyffe, Robert Biggs, Johnny Hodges, Bill Alsabrook, Charles Weaver, George Coil, Johnny Fletcher, Fred Boss, and Franklin Porter. Mr. Parker and Mr. Fletcher, assistant band director, map out the weekly football show each Monday morning during the football season to show each member his relative position on the field. Once again it was a full and colorful year for the Central High School Marching and Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Parker. Central's football and basketball season would not have been complete without the stirring music of the band. The intricate marching drills given at the football games were the result of many hours of practice. At the pep assemblies and rallies the band was present and always ready to arouse more enthusiasm and entertain with their music. The band also performed at the Oklahoma Free State Fair and at the Christmas Parade. They played at the City Hall for the Salva- ati S- id x, S V Third now: John McCoy, Merrill Johnson, Homer Morseftt, Charles Rodgers, Danny Powell, Ralph Smith, Bob Yeakley, Kye Hamlin, Jim Ogle, Johnny Ferry, Jim Cunningham, and James Tudor. Fourth Row: Robert Rogers, Harold Carter, Gary Covington, Jim Lively, Joe Wertz, Harold Biggs, Jerry Biggs, Recil Rodden, Phillip Sharpe, Charles Wertz, Jim Drake, and Harold Shie'w. Fifth Row: Charles Yadon, Charles Pitts, John Young, Bob Bass, Dennis Jones, Don Cluck, Bob Cheek, and Bob Graves. AN tion Army Christmas Party and presented carols at the Veterans' Hospital. In January the senior members attended the Oklahoma City University Clinic, later in the spring the entire band entered the district contest. In the realm of beauty, Mary Cole rules as band queen with her maid of honor, Carol Windham, and her attendants, Jeanne Duf- ford, Billie Ruth Petering, and Barbara Lightle. Dennis Jones headed the 1951-52 band as president. Other officers included Kent Alex- ander, vice-president, Forney Sandlin, sec- retary-treasurerg Bob Yeakley and Johnny Ferry, quartermastersg and Kye Hamlin and Charles Wertz, equipment managers. Here is the finished product after many hours spent drilling. The traditional M is formed while they sound off with the Spirit of Central High. Six hours drill is required to present one six minute show. ' 'ii-K J F 'if,4,-1, 'fefliww it if- vs., v.q.?i: .,. 1 4, 5' Mfg- , ii- 1 BAND QUEEN .1 A 1 B AND TTENDANT C xxendwi ami Wind ham, M high txev A ald of new Hondr PM Y 'Hg Dllffo Yeyeri ' Fd, A tt Byuxe en dan -Meme 1-A54 - Jeanne Dufford, Carol Windham, Mary Cole, Barbara Lightle, Billie Ruth Petering, Johnny Ferry, Kent Alexander, Dennis Jones, Forney Sandlin, Bob Yeakley. ENIOR GIl3lL'S GLEE CLUB The Senior Girls' Glee Club was composed of sixty beautifully blended voices under the direction of Miss Thelma Peters. The Club, made up of girls from all classes, performed in the United Nations Assemblies. They collaborated with the speech department in presenting the annual Christmas broadcast. They also presented programs before the Central P.T.A. and at Veterans' Hospital. The participation in the Spring Festival was the highlight of the year. The officers for 1952 were: Jo Anne Blair, president, Linda Kleppinger, vice-president, Anne Ebersole, secretary, Joan McDuffy, treasurer, Sylvia Bailey, librariang Teleitha Kirkwood, assistant librariang and June Ballew, accompanist. Front Row from left to right: Shirley Goble, Jo Ann Cloud, Janice Smith, Anne Ebersole, Marlene Fuqua, Karen Richardson, Arla Jean Warren, Beth Davis, Sylvia Bailey, Lolita Smoot, Barbara Hulet, Georgia Black, Joan Blair, Jeanine Sherman, and Miss Peters. Second Row: Maybelle King, Delores Carter, Ruby Hughart, Leona Hodges, Ann Hammond, Alice Robinson, Nancy Weaver, Ann Williams, Patsy Poole, Mary Keown, Pattie' Gutherie, Linda Kleppinger, Alyce Hutcheson, Arlene Holeman. Third Row: Leslie Waid, Sharon Corbitt, Batt McE1haney, Jerry Ann Miller, Anna Sue Pratt, Isla Rae' Dodson, Louise Whitten, Margaret Kennedy, Shirley Brazil, Joyce Thomas, Kay Pfrimer, Pauline Smith, Dorothy Harp, and Mary Lipsey. Fourth Row: Telitha Kirkwood, Jeanette Murphy, Louella Ross, Beftsy Coppinger, Martha Stewart, Barbara Thompson, Carol Stewart, Darlene Dorsch, Kay Ward, Barbara Smith, Juanita Darnell, Freddye Cooper, Sue Finlayson, Mary Adams, accompanist, June Ballew. :-zvslnnsun-nmrrw wr- HDR L LUB There's a song in the air every day during third hour when the seventy-five members of the Choral Club, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Parker, rehearses. This year the Choral Club sang before the Rotary Club luncheon, Alice Robertson and West Junior High assemblies, and over radio station KBIX. Before the holidays they presented the Nutcracker Suite in song and dance and The Night Before Christmas. For the Easter music they presented the Hallelujah Chorus. The club also entered the district contest at Tahlequah. The officers for 1951-52 were: Sam Slack, presidentg Joyce Alexander, vice-president, Bonnie Putty, secretary-treasurer, Jeanne Dufford and Roddy Lewis, librarians. First Row from left to right: Suzy Bates, Gaye Layne McReynolds, Joyce Cowdeii, Delores Walker, Virginia Fischer, A. W. Robinson, Jim Ashworth, W. FI. DeLoach, Dwayne Higbee, Lewis Green, Bill White, James Pratt, Roddy Lewis, Maxine Coffman, Joyce Hrinya, Bessie Waters, Charlotte Downs, and Joyce Alexander. Second Row: Jo Beardsley, Jo Anna Foshee, Joan Bucklin, LaVeda Jennings, Joan Taylor, Barbara Burk, Jack George, Bobby Clarkson, Don Ream, David Bradley, Francis Reid, Shirley Robinson, Vernie Hogan, Daryl Mc- Endarfer, Bonnie Putty, and Mr. Parker, director. Third Row: Billye Siegal, Carol Quisenberry, Mary Ann Collins, Fay Fitzgerald, Marilyn Pearson, Mary Izell, Phillip Sharpe, John Head, Recil Rhoden, Charles Dunlap, Harold Biggs, Jerry Jeurgans, Jim Brown, Mary Cole, Jeanne Dufford, Sammye Vernon, Connie Cooper, Billie Ruth Petering, and Clarice Cox. Fourth Row: Virginia Goodall, Alberta Borum, Barbara Putnam, Jane Binford, Sam Slack, John Kapp, John Ed Carter, Frank Morris, Horace Gray, Louis Barnett, John Layne, Phyllis Worrell, Genevieve Hyatt, Gaynell Willis, Frances Jacobson, Barbara Havens, Barbara Polk. and Mary Lester. Sharon Branson, accompanist. 2 ,f .,..-mrs Q , , y Officers for the Y.C.C.Y. this year were, from left to right: Mary Lester, Barbara Polk, Bill Morrer, Jeannie Williams, Mike Stuart, Mr. Manuel Ramirez, sponsor, Barbara Burk, and Diana Bankston. A 'l'uz-sday morning group listens as Mr. Ramirez introduces the speaker of the morning. Q ii 3 :calf .azluun'u .,.-ii You For Christ and Christ For You was organized this year at Central to promote better understanding between the different denominations. This organization is com- posed of a group of students who are seeking to understand Jesus, and follow Him by uniting in the desire to realize a full and creative life through growing knowledge of God. Y.C.C.Y. met each Tuesday morning before school. At these meetings a message was given either by a local or a visiting min- ister, or by a businessman. The programs also included special music and group singing. Working with Mr. Manuel Ramirez, their sponsor, were the officers: Jeanne Williams, presidentg Diana Bankston, vice-president: and Gaynelle Willis, secretary. The chairmen of the different committees were: Mary Les- ter, music, Bill Morrer, membership: Bar- bara Polk, speakerg Barbara Burk, welcom- ingg and Mike Stuart, publicity. wg: 1 1 Ml, .A .ga 7 1- 5 zz'-Q73 P' 13. w s r Elie iff it il Left to right: Suzy Bates, Diana Bankston, Nancy Hanson, Mory Lester, Mr. Maddox, Mike Stewart, Bobby Clarkson, Johnny Ferry. LLIED YOUTH Allied Youth was one of the new Clubs formed this year at Central. This is a na- tional organization sponsored by outstanding businessmen over the United States by means of donations of their time and money. Allied Youth is made up of young people of high school age, whose purpose is to find together a social and intelligent alternative for drinking. The A.Y. post at Central was organized by Mr. Roy Breg, national secretary, with fifty- seven charter members. They met the second and fourth Wednesday mornings before school. The aim of the chapter this year was to form a functioning organization for the coming years. Their sponsor was Mr. Bill Maddox. Mr. Breg discusses with a group of students the possibility of organizing a Chapter here at Central. f Front Row from left to right: Betty Gould, Barbara Chaney, Louise Shores, Mildred Gholson, Shirley Burkett, and Myra Hodge. Second Row: Mrs. Doughty, Virgie Macomb, Mary McClendon, Horace Gray, James Leatherman, Martha Roberts, and Leonard Scates. LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of the Library Club is to cre- ate an interest in the library among its members. This club was organized by Mrs. Alma Doughty, who is their present sponsor. The organization meets once a month be- fore school to give the students a social hour and a chance to get better acquainted with each other. At these meetings they also dis- cuss new library methods. The membership is open to juniors and seniors who are en- rolled as assistant librarians, and to sopho- mores who have had previous experience. In the Fall the club had a dinner at which they installed the new officers. In the Spring they had their annual picnic. The officers for this year were: Lulu Tracy, president: Billy Griffith, vice-presi- dentg Phyllis Worrell, secretaryg Margaret McAnulty, treasurer, Barbara Chaney, com- mittee chairmang Horace Gray, sergeant-at armsg and Harold Hambrick, refreshments chairman. Loretta Carter Phyllis Worrell International Relations Club officers for 1952 were, from left to right: Helen Hay, Miss Kate Frank, sponsor Sonya Hively, Don Ream, Suzanne Richmond, Bard Dunkelberger, Mary Cole, Joyce Ford, and Carol Windham. I TER ATIO AL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club was or- ganized at Central to promote better under- standing of the peoples of the world, to develop better American citizens, and to acquire an understanding of the customs, traditions, government, and schools of other countries. At Christmas the members of the Club presented a program, Christmas Around the World. The main project this year was the sale of UNESCO gift coupons. The purpose of the gift coupons plan is to provide aid to education, science, and culture in war devas- tated and under-developed countries. Central selected the school for the blind in Java for its project. The Club made a special study of the United Nations action for peace. This gave the students an opportunity to participate in the twenty-sixth annual UN student con- test. This Club was organized by Miss Kate Frank, who is its present sponsor. 'G' Louis Barnett Editor E i i i i 3 5 Jo Anne Hoyal Associate Editor Bonna H. Miller. Louis Barnett ..... Jo Anne Hoyal .... ll IEFTAI Faculty Sponsor ..,..,Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Carol Kleppinger ....... ....... P icture Editor Dawna Knight .....vY. ....,e ,.,.........eeYi..,,... A c tivity Editor Barbara Putnam ....,V.. ,.......Y,.....,......e,vY.,..,..,....... C lass Editor Bob Yeakley ....,....,.,... .....,.. S ports Editor and Photographer Bard Dunkelberger ..,.,. ......,.,,..............e.., B usiness Manager Doyle Hopson ........ ......Ve..e.....,..,, T ypist From left to right: Bob Yeakley, Jo Anne Hoyal, Carol Kleppinger, Barbara Putnam, Bard Dunkelbefgef, Uawna Knizht, Louis Barnett. and Doyle Hopson. SCOUT STAFF Sponsor ......,. ...,............,..,,.. ......... E 1 izabeth Bonell Editor ,.,,................... ....,... S uzanne Richmond Associate Editor ....... ......... B arbara Lightle News Editor .........,.. ........... C arolyn Hays Feature Editor ........ ....... B arbara Waldon Activity Editor ...,... ....,.., H elen Gentry Sports Editor .................... ..........,............................ J ohn Kapp Advertising Solicitors ..........., Paul Heenan, Harold Hambrick Photographer .................... ............,.,.,r..,..........,,.. P aul Heenan Cartoonists .....,, .......,.....i.r.,.,, H elen Hay, Martin McElreath Auditor .,...,r..,.....,...........................,,..,.....,............ Dennis Harris Senior Reporters: Bob Bradley, Harold Carter, Bill Knowles, Tucker Moore, Fredericka Page, Beatrice Puckett, Nancy Rawlinson, Jim Reed, and Velma Smith. Junior Reporters: Owen Black, Pat Carter, Fred Dorwart, Jim Gibson, LaVeda Jennings, Ralph Lamb, Patti Lamb, Mary Lester, Gerald McManus, Mike Stuart, Marlene Venus, Jeanne Williams, and Janie Woods. Suzanne Richmond Editor Barbara Lightle Associate Editor ' Lid U im Ml NL' an A my - f V J -as U I - - i 2 -.nr H ka-A A W m B . 3 y W ',' .. ' 2? few ,L A ' 'iiff if ii. K T, Q .-, rf '-f w-M 5132 J A f a 5:51 ' NY l -1 , . ax Q 'xv' 'P' Ulm lu-....,, Seated from left to right: Helen Gentry, LaVeda Jennings, Fredericka Page, Janie Woods, Barbara Lightle, Suzanne Richmond, Harold Carter, Patti Lamb, and Barbara Waldon. Standing from left to right: Carolyn Hays, Jerry Ann Howser, Velma Smith, Nancy Rawlinson, Bob Bradley, Harold Hambrick, Fred Dorwart, Mary Lester, John Kapp, and Paul Hcenan. PRESS ASSUCIATIO ' Meeting the requirements for Press Asso- ciation is the highest honor that a journalism student may obtain at Central. A student's experience in journalism deter- mines his qualifications for Press Associa- tion. First term students must have 600 lines printed, second term, 900 lines, and third and fourth terms, 1150 lines. Suzanne Richmond, editor, and Barbara Lightle, associate editor, automatically be- came members because of their staff posi- tions. Other third term members include Carolyn Hays, Helen Gentry, Paul Heenan. John Kapp, and Barbara Waldon. Janie Woods and LaVeda Jennings were the only second term press students. Eleven student made first term press. These were: Bob Bradley, Harold Carter, Frederic Dorwart, Harold Hambrick, Jerry Howser, Patti Lamb, Mary Lester, Gerald McManus, Fredericka Page, Nancy Rawlin- son, and Velma Smith. First Row, left to right: Herman Sprenger, Winnie Jo Perry, Betty Sue Padgett, Helen Whitten, Jeannie Sikes, Rheta Koonce, Belva Starr, Grace Edgmon. Second Row: Lee Epps, Norma Phelps, Vivian Treadway, Dona Gayman, Wilma Slape, Jim Brown, Betty Jo Pitts, Jane Rice, Roma Jo Shay, Betty Robison, Robert Smith, Mrs. P. L. Gassaway. Third Row: Leora McDaniel, Delores Peterson, Frances Cantrell, Irene Moore, Eloise Rhea, Betty Ann Laxton, Martha Howell, Fannie Ellis, Floy Ruth Carter, Delcyne Boswell, Dorothy Keaton. DI TRIB Tl E EDUCATIO The purpose of the Distributive Education Club is to develop the qualities of leadership, high ethical business standards, and intelli- gent choice of an occupation. The members gain experience by holding a part time job. This organization met once a month during the homeroom period to listen to lectures by prominent businessmen. In the Fall the Club held its annual ban- quet in the homemaking dining room. Each member brought his employer as a guest. In the Spring the members enjoyed their yearly picnic. The officers of the Club this year were: Billy Smart, presidentg Norma Phelps, vice- presidentg Fannie Ellis, secretaryg and Herman Sprenger, treasurer. Mrs. P. L. Gassaway was its sponsor. 5,1 1 -+'ffi.'!- ' T www- fr is ,, AN , - Q-1 NWC? First Row, left to right: Shirley Venus, Georgene Montgomery, Clara Powell, Delores Lyle, Barbara Craig. Second Row: Beverly Roberts, Ann Kilgore, Pat Shoemake, Anita Hudson, Nancy Hanson. Third Row: Charlene Beth, Ruth Davis, Tropa Violet, Manuela Bales, Julia Thomas, Patsy Gilley. Fourth Row: Louise Shores, Delores Brazil, Patsy Cavin, Betty Beasley. Sam Hicks. Fifth Row: Ritchie Harper, Bard Dunkelberger, Joe Acebo, Miss Morton, Ron Sailors, Harvey Johnson. First Row: Shirley Venus, Pat Shoemake, Georgene Montgomery. Second Row: Charlene Beth, Beverly Roberts, Louise Shores, Joe Acebo ipresidentj. V: L I M - ,ii-V V14 J...-Vx N'j,.., EEEE u 'g -mc'-H'-.2-A-it W7 ,,' - fi' J- J'1 E 4 -' ,JJ g,,Jv' - Y ..h.v,q-W u-f- M len: fasts F A, . UTURE TEACHER In addition to learning about the essentials re'- quired for becoming a teacher, the Future Teachers live up to their motto of Service by helping local teachers whenever the necessity arises. The local club was honored when Beverly Roberts, a junior, was elected State Treasurer for both the college and high school groups. The Future Teachers have been of service in com- piling a list of all books on the subjects of Education and Psychology that are available in Muskogee. Each member has made an attractive scrap book of clippings about teachers and educational affairs that appear in the periodicals. The best ones were shown at the State Convention in April. This Emma Willard chapter of the Future Teach- ers was organized by its present sponsor, Miss Zella Morton. a 1- Swv' , -x 'A .r-.,,, ' '--'aft msgji l 'if-Q i-.M f Mi., fy! A T 1 'L I 1 Vx . . It N 1 .3 i Mr. Rector is the custo- Mr. Brown operates the boiler room, Mr. Scroggins Mr. Pilkington is our dian for thefourthfloor. takes care of the gym, and Mr. Wood is custodian second floor custodian. of the third floor. W ' V ,, fm N wt iw ll 3,-,J as-s ,IIIIIHHHI Mrs. Hill, as cafeteria manager, sees that well bal- Taking care' of the sandwich and candy counter are anced diets and good food are served at Central. Mrs. Lampton, Mrs. Taylor, and Mrs. Anderson. . I.. any Waiting for the noon rush are Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Hill, Miss Brown, Miss Edwards, Miss McGenty, and Mrs, Page. 1 lj' -914.1 -r'N . VL A -1.-. L- 4 f . ll l l f. 'rr' at unufi' ,I TR Irene Holland, Mary Menecs, H1-lon llay and flarol Swaim arc drawing sccncs for the Christ- mas program given hy the Glce Club. Mr. Schirmcr watches as Bob Shaver opciuitos the large threadcr in the machine shop. One of the main Coffs in printing the Scout is thc linotype which Bill Hoffman is operating. Students working: in thc auditor's office find it is no easy jolr handling all thc' accounts for Clon- tral's organizations. Mr. Roberts helps Dwight Daniels gct started on a project at tho lathe. 3, 5. S t s,' . v ORK Odell Pamplin is shown making il plate for print- ing in the print shop. Working at the giant drill in the machine shop is John Parker. Hurrying to meet the Friday deadline, the Scout staff all join in to help fold papers. Jack Briley, senior print shop worker, operates one of the printing machines. Operating the huge grinder in the machine shop is ticklish work for Joe Owens. -.J,j J -rg 1 rw... 'F' fig ix is yn, WUI .... f is ,Qty Hs 1 4 l ,-5 f Q--, ..X , . ilu ,L--...s-,wiki lm! Ylll 1 . -. ,,,. s 5- L 25:5 Eiizitliffilfii- ' 2 -iiflll Q vm a as i iiififll 1 rig - '--irl'n'l em Ill C 1' ' T X - .x ' 'ly' E ur I! Action is fast as the girls in gym play a hard game of volleyball. The ensemble plays at one of the school mixers held in the gym at Central. Mr. Hembree, Mary Smith, Joan Ward, Bessie Waters, and Mary Izell prepare to go for another spin in their sixth hour driving class. Is Coach Hopkins smiling? Barbara Burk and Martin Mclilreath inspect the trophies which were given on Class Night. Joe Accho gets set for a mighty swing as he works out on the tennis court at Spaulding Park. p ,-T .. f 'F A .vi X ix I M i 5 saw 1 'Ag-J 5 fi is - eg .W-if ,Q .2 a p 5. I HJ, -M Win, Q16 ling ' :SM :I if B , Q 'W H 19 Q 'X' Q ,.f I , iw 4 'wk 'Y 45 my.. 6 5 1 . .35 1 3 A 'izfrrg 'fp 1 5 f afar 3541 F? ff T'TNl:iT'? i g. ff . 1 ' if H ZZ Q L. , S iff, f gf, -X31 -3, , Q M ' M :Qre1a,f- 'ker- .M A 9 Q :Av sw i ,ff- ' , ,g Wgg g.-1,31 ' f: fSu4?z 'A .xl :mg ., . ff 3 53 19? 1' 'T' Y 3 'Wm qi , ww .. ,., i .an if , A E h e 'L- s. A J' - Q D Q V S lg 1 . .353 2 . - 3-. 1 l 3 Q, i 5 E.: S l . l 1 FQ- . 5, , Q D x 5 N l 9 1 3 fl X m,A5 y , .Q YQ ,, is me ffmtq' 3, all iv .1 Vx 1 lv at I W 5 iiff 5 QQ. L ' i . T N fi L .5 s,.qxn. 'if . il 1 V 9 3. .R S y' 1 5 y -, . l A My M I IQ fu if x 3 First Row, left to right: Leslie Hunnicutt, Sonny Lambert, Max Eversole, Pete Anthony, Charles Bowman. Second Row: Bunkie Tatum, Bill Sturm, William Lee, Bill Bailey, James Barrett, Bo Bolinger, Billy Harjo, Sam Woods, Eddie Byrn, Bill Clare, Harlan Davis. Bo Bolinger, Roughers' most valuable player, looks on as Petr Smith presents Preston Carpenter the Pete Smith awzirtl. ROUGHERS MUSKOGEE 16 PONCA CITY 12 MUSKOGEE 40 MCALESTER 6 MUSKOGEE 32 TULSA WEBSTER 14 MUSKOGEE 25 BARTLESVILLE 6 MUSKOGEE 28 OKMULGEE O MUSKOGEE 32 TULSA ROGERS 13 MUSKOGEE 26 TULSA CENTRAL 0 MUSKOGEE SAPULPA 6 MUSKOGEE 40 FORT SMITH 0 .Q ,,. xg., Nw.. Q X lkmw Third Row: Jack Swicegood Gary Hunt Jerry Blevins Eugene Clark, John Market, Robert Burris, J. W. Able, James Wood Jerry Huggins Bob Sturm. Fourth Row: Jiggs Whittington Bill Blair Cecil Rhoden Jack Hamlin, Preston Carpenter, Jack Morrow, Keith Mltehell Bob Hamlin Jerry Dixon Bill Ricketts Coach Young. FOOTBALL The Muskogee Roughers of 1951-52 proved to be the most powerful high school football team in the state. It placed seven players on the all-confer- ence squad. Robert Burris, Bob Sturm, Bill Rlcketts, Jack Swicegood, Preston Carpen- ter, Jack Hamlin, and Virgil Bolinger. The Pete Smith trophy was,presented to Preston Carpenter. Virgil Bolinger, who acted as captain of the team, was elected to Central's Hall of Fame as the most valuable player. Coach Paul Young and Bo Bolinger work out a play using checkers for players as Robert Burris watches. Q 3 K ,s . l ra a 5 'xl . -, , 1 ' ,Q Q . c 'U a Q y ,W Q34 l i my ,f t x, to - J c,,e S it wud 5 l c f 4 ' 'b .K ' Z , t ... : , fi ' ' ., V . 1-gs ' 4 S if , ea? , Y, l Y I 7 Y Y K Bob Sturm goes through the middle of the Tulsa Central line for a touchdown. lhcstont'arpent1-1' liolvStur1n liill Ricketts With 13 lettermen of the 1950-51 State Football Championship team. and many more enthusiastic hopefuls, Coach Paul Young' began molding a new team into shape. After three weeks of hard practice the Houghers jumped into the middle of the Ponca City Wildcats totaling a score ot' 16-12 before a packed stadium at Indian Bowl. Taking to the road on Sept. 28 the Rough- ers journeyed to the home of the MeAlester l-luffaloes. There they stormed aeross the MeAlester goal line six times to take their second game 40-6. Rack home again the Rougher lronmen met the top Tulsa team, the Webster War- riors, and ran over them by a score of 32-14. With three big games on their victory list the Houghers were ready for the l-lartlesville Wildcats. Boll Sturm around riprht end for a 15-yard gain against the McAlester Buffaloes. mlioliniger .lainvs XYoods .l. VV. All Holm linrris .lark llarnlin Sonny li2l1l1ll9'l'1 V N . .. If vi , p 'life 2' ' IE '1 f T . .. 5 if slie llunnieutt Bill Hailev Bill Hario NR 0 .. - . .'7'3Mg.-i. , .,,., 1 -.-,-.-.,.a- f d gf'l 41v ' ' 'N' t ,E .,,, e , 1 . - '-NJN.. ,. '- There goes Jack Hamlin for another big gain. Playing before a full house at Indian Bowl the Roughers came out on top 25-6. On October 19 the Green and Whiters were entertained by the Okmulgee Bulldogs, where they triumphed over a rough but ineffective team by the score of 28-0. Taking to the road again on October 26, the Roughers moved into Tulsa's Skelly Sta- dium to meet the Will Rogers Ropers. The Ropers were unable to stop the Roughers who steamrolled to a 32-13 win. As Nov, 2 was an open date, the Roughers had two weeks to toughen up for the old Muskogee rival, the Tulsa Central Braves. On Nov. 9 the Rouphers won their seventh game by a score of 26-0. Preston Carpenter 0-14 .-3? l 7 NX I 2 Pete Anthony -S Q X . -A lie 17' 1. 1 . i -L Keith Mitchell Q , x 'N 1 L K A , is f ' ' 1 Max Flversole :wb M My J. R. Barrett ,- -l w w V-nee' .Q -Q -an-:zz Robert Burris returns a Sapulpa punt for 25 yards. It It ff Gary llunt llarlan Davis Jerry Blevins r s x, I Vi... Eugene Vlark Sam Woods William l.ee John Market Joe Mills George Ladd in 3 W . .. vu-- 151 f fi? Eddie Byrne Feeil lthoden Bai' to McGeehon H Nm Then, on Nov. 16 the Roughers invaded Sapulpa to meet the Chieftains, with the Oklahoma Six Conference crown at stake. Since neither team had been defeated in con- ference play this year both fought for all they were worth resulting in a 6-6 tie. On Thanksgiving day, Nov. 22, the Home- coming game was played. The Roughers played host to the Fort Smith Grizzlies. The Fort Smith eleven was unable to hold the Roughers who went for their biggest seore of the year 40-0. This game ended the 1951-52 Rougher football season. The Roughers, who won eight games and tied one, were rated by the Associated Press Poll as the top high school football team in Oklahoma for 1951-52. liunkie Tatum goes through the middle against tht Ukmulgee Bulldogs for a first and ten. reenies reenies reenies reenies reenies reenies WHO GOT IT? GREENIES FOOTBALL Sequoyah Archer, Wanna Broaddus, Donald Brooks, Tommy Butler, Norman 13 Clark, Bunkie . Cox, Chester W-t H'hE l,, ,,,,, .13 . u Sa 1 merges oooo ' Eversole, Max Tulsa Central .. 7 St. Joe Prep Tulsa Marquette ..,. , ,,,,, 51 Franklin, Charles M14 Harjo, Bill Keaton. Lloyd Knight, Merriman Lane, Dick McElhaney, Jerry Macomber, Howard Mode, J. B. Montgomery, Robert Moore, Lake Mullins, Jim Nixon, Dean Peterson, Ken Pritchett, Bill Roberts, Richard Savage, Jim Schell, Gale Scoggins, Harold Shepherd, Grover Strictland, Bill Tinsley, Howard Weaver, Charles, Mg I. Perdue, Ronnie, Mgr. -.J , Q fb?- A' .,.. wg .l v ' 54 K. we In , ,E . v P Q 'N 9, 4 v r xfx, f' , X g'.,ff,9?.6,'f 1 1 , X4 f . rg W wg HTTENDANTS . ok I tially arg 31-et 51 ei 00X ,R -r fail e PM696 an En I' Q4 Q56 Ohm . ' A lf 019605 tendan fff 171 'SN Bo Bolinger, Cynthia Ward, Bill Ricketts, Margaret Hurd, Barbara Burk, Bob Sturm, Jean Eytchison, Preston Carpenter, Caye Layne McReynolds, Jack Hamlin. 31 F'1rst Row left to rlght Gerald McManus B111 Brewer Plina Taylor, James Tudor, John Riley, Grover Shephard Second Row Mernman Kmght Gene Brown Robert Hlll, Tom Brooks, Gerald Macfaden, James Barrett and GREENIE BASKETBALL GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES GREENIES McALESTER MCALESTER SAPULPA TULSA WEBSTER OKMULGEE TULSA CENTRAL TULSA ROGERS KANSAS BRAGGS WEST HIGH TULSA WEBSTER OKMULGEE TULSA CENTRAL TULSA ROGERS FORT SMITH FORT SMITH 9990 of ,Yep X.. First Row, left to right: Murl Spears, Bill Dereberry, Powell Douglas, Mark Schooler, George Ladd, Roy Wilson Second Row: Preston Carpenter, Bill Morrer, Joe Crank, Don Boatman, Bob Hamlin, Chester Brooks, Gerry Dixon Coach Hopkins. ROUGHER BASKETBALL Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Muskogee Northeastern McAlester McAlester Sapulpa Tulsa Webster Tulsa Central Tulsa Rogers Bartlesville Tulsa Webster Okmulgee Okmulgee Tulsa Central Tulsa Rogers Fort Smith Fort Smith Bartlesville 28 37 37 18 48 43 45 33 36 35 37 30 50 39 39 50 Oklahoma City Central 41 Coach Jack Hopkins .xA ' K 1 I X Q . 5 Iiefmi 3' A 3 A A 4 . f N 1..QM., , 3 5:4 r mn., .. -. Preston Carpenter 19 Wx 9 i. .,.. I -1. K4 1 egg - , N NW I 1 r 13 X ...noo- QP' uv wrt ,, B.. id C -1. P ...II -Q- Li D iff tu, T' - , . 1 - Q in . 4115 ,A Q . GTV S i V' ' ' K cj -u ,ms I' J D fax. 1' 4- WX, i ve. I -v- Hv- 1 .W -.ii E in-nr 'ff N: 1555 0 Avemnsmvs Q0 XXQB S 9 111. Or 3 K x XX 001' te 01- falfga 4 ite iii, V SX ,J 050 f Zi t ey 520 1? e r Flfl' l'l' v HL I'1ll 'fl Inll EIL LW Basketball Queen's party following coronation. li ul I-4 i.,. I mg. , 1 Y' 'Y 'T1a 'li 0l v--1 3 T Y I r ' 1 l ' F ,I'2 L-. '.,-- 11 'v q't ' Qi ,, -u,l-,,, 4 .' P. V, Y 1. .ag fi , 40 X xl NH. Jw-,,q. Posing in front of the school which they helped cheer to many athletic victories are, from left to right: Jean Eytchison, Suzanne Richmond, Wanda Wilson. Anita Hudson, Ann Kilgore, and Margaret Hurd. 'hlumpin' high, the girls show the perfect unison which they displayed at every Rougher game. 'NU K lu -M lag- ni H-. -Q' iq' - a ' K 5, -vgwwrww ly. w 4 sf I A ss-gi .,.,n. -........,. - 1 In Q Qflin . .N 'Ao s 4 I Row 1, from left to right: Cheerleaders Jean Eytcheson. Suzanne Richmond, Wanda Wilson, Anita Hudson, Ann Kilgore lcaptainl, and Margaret Hurd. Row 2: Joyce Culver, sergeant, Georgene Montgomery, Quaye Purcell, Naomi Combs, Barbara Watkins, Gaye Layne McReynoIds, Suzy Bates ' ., Daryl McEndarfer, and Jerry Ann Doss, standard bearer. Row 3 B b L' hl R Row 4 : ar ara ig te, Mary ule, Sherry Duncan. Jn Beardsley, Nancy LeGate, Sondra Mills, and Judith Keith. ' Joan Fink Jane Scoggins Shirle Rew Barb r C ' Hl C . , . y . a a raig, een arter, Carol Windham, and Norma James. Row 5: Carolyn Cole, Carol Sue Swaim, Sally Day, Gail Anderson, Sue Nell Ramsey, and Jeanne Dufford. Row 6: Barbara Bernard. Pat Shoemake, Sonya Hive-ly, Nancy Rawlinson, Phyllis Nichols, and Mary Cole, Row 7: Darla Canard, Jo Ann Lewis, Barbara Laughery, Mary Ellen Ritan, Marita Cleveland, and Pat Myers. RAC SQUAD The Crack Squad, the marching organiza- tion of the pep squad, was organized to add more spirit to the athletic functions at Cen- tral. It is composed of fifty girls from the junior and senior classes who can easily be identified by their emerald green and white uniforms. This year during the half-time of each football game the group marched and performed with the CHS Band. Under the leadership of Mrs. Bobbie Laurenzie the Crack Squad played a vital part in promoting the fine school spirit for which Central is noted. . The most important event in the life of a Crack Squad girl is always the crowning of the colonel. This year, on December 14, Joe Acebo was given this honor. Crack Squad girls are shown as they prepare to embark on another of their pep trips to give whole- hearted support to our Rougher men. S E P i. 1 I 4 CRACK SQUAD CDLONEL : 5 S 3 E F Z 1 3 5 X 1,3 'A 5? Major Roy W1lson 1' Private Bill Sturm f 1 ig ,Pl Cfflg' Crack Squad Lolonel's party following hls coronatlon X 3 9 We Top Row: Jack Meloy, Jimmy Crow, Dick Storts, Coach Ludy Harman, Joe Eddins, Gene Foreman, Jerry Uragg. Bottom Row: Don McGrath, Marlene Harman, Betsy Salyer, Bobby Goad, Marvin Osborn. SWI MING TEAM Waiting for the starter's whistle are Jack Meloy and Joe' Eddins, two of Muskogee's top swimmers. r L.. -lu ,ev Dual Meets: Bartlesville: Muskogee Bartlesville Muskogee : Muskogee Bartlesville Muskogee: Muskogee Ponca City Oklahoma City: Muskogee Oklahoma City Classen Bartlesville: Muskogee Ponca City Bartlesville Area Y.M.C.A. Meet Other Events Entered: Oklahoma A.A.U. Open Regional Y.M.C.A. Meet 35 31 43 23 3916 22V2 29 32 39 46 V3 36 V3 . ,S 1 . , . ij Q Z.. , i w , Q, i if C3 we FY W, xi' F K E' Q V 0 wt I 'W ar-R ty 2 J , ...Zi -o wr C9 6 if t . y f ' s 'x Front Row, left to right: Margaret Hill, Margaret Hurd, Sue Nell Ramsey, Peggy Robinson, Shirley Robinson and Shirley Johnston. Second Row: Ann Roberts, Emilie Oliver, Betty McMahan, and Marita Cleyeland. Third Row: Pat Love, Sondra Sterling, Robbye Gibson, Marjorie Rugh, Barbara Clayton, Reitha Davenport Karen Richardson, and Billie Jean Myers. GRE LINS p p It's a jump ball! Gremlins 30 Baptist Hospital 20 i Gremlins 37 E. S. A. 23 Gremlins 40 General Hospital 25 Gremlins 34 Central Baptist 21 Gremlins 33 Bacone College 31 Gremlins 25 Baptist Hospital 19 Gremlins 19 Bacone College 45 Gremlins 25 E. S. A. 18 Gremlins 21 General Hospital 14 Front Row, left to right: Barto McGeehon, Dewayne Jones, Bill Jordan, Ted Jones, Bill Scantlin, Bunkie Tatum and Jim Melson. Back Row: Leslie Hunnicut, Pat Walker, Clark Harp, Hardy Summers, Coach Bill Roberts, Durwood lxmsey Garland Flippin, Preston Carpenter, and Powell Douglas. BLlY1klL 'I xtum pxcpaies to hunt the next pitched ball with Preston Carpenter behind the bat. Tulsa Rogers Tulsa Central Tahlequah Okmulgee Tulsa Rogers Tulsa Central Tahlequah Sallisaw Tahlequah Tulsa Rogers McAlester 2 Muskogee 3 Muskogee 7 Muskogee 1 Muskogee 11 Muskogee 2 Muskogee 4 Muskogee fforfeitedl 6 Muskogee 6 Muskogee 4 Muskogee ' -' nf im, MM 1 - .,..-.......,.f...-. J ,ll f L We .L , '.., A .V V . a I ew-E 1'1'THf..t,. March 22 April 7 April 20 F I r Front Row, left to rlht: Gerry Dixon, Bob Sturm, Cecil Rhoden. Back Row: Coach Whittington, Melvin Bass, Robert Burris, and Virgil Bolinger. TRAC -Muskogee won second in a four team meet at Tulsa Webster with 4715 points. -The Roughers placed fourth in the Oklahoma 6 High l School Track and Field meet in Tulsa. . -The Roughers downed the Okmul- gee Bulldogs by a score of 85V2- 65lg ,,'l at Indian Bowl. May 5-C. H. S, Tracksters ranked second in Oklahoma High' School Track and Field meet. Ready to go at the signal are Robert Burris, sprinter and Melvin Bass, half-miler. I l ieyi .f -1 ,,,-f M., .,.e.,..M .. ..,-. 5 L f 1 . ' ,QT gil 5,1543 K, has 341m Angad' ' 1z,1sf:-in Members of the Class of '52 5'r ii 1- 1 y a 2 N 3 A 5 if' LETS Hui C FIRIIS TH C T ED US Bl XXX P f Jeweteaysy it CORNE R SE COND Ano eaolxownw. The Little Store With A Big Reputation THE RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIA'I'ION Bebb Floral Company Broadway Theaters Calhouns Department Store Cohenour Iewelry Durnils Department Store Gilkerson's Iones Department Store Hollywood Hat Shop Hunt's Department Store Kaplan Iewerly 314 Barnes Building Klar's lewelry May Brothers T. Miller lewelry Modern Clothiers Muskogee Furniture Co Nelson Furniture Co. S. and Q. Clothiers Scoggins Appliance Susmarfs Taylor Furniture Store WOOD SUPPLY COMPANY Trophies Athletic Equipment 223 North Third Lettering Athletic Uniforms Phone 2610 , For Smart Photography 0 go to the 67UJ'07ZZ6' PIERSON STUDIO Official Photographer Baldwin Pianos for the M1952 Chieftain Band Instruments 311 Surety Bldg. UPDIKE MUSIC COMPANY Studio Phone Home Phone 226 North Third 649 1928 Phone 454 Over 48 years in Muskogee TEEL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. . . . since l916 . . , 22 East Broadway - Telephone ll MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA It Pays to Look Well AN E-MOR! E 200lNo.YORK6'1Z g f fs 7-f 'VA-mbbbbl Will E Q I NORTHEAST EDGE frown .wulaawn Woe ff I Segfvhatas rf '5' . ' FO A' ll, UV. JL A' , v- - 'fi xml! fy? ' 7 rv Q is 'X 1, 7 THE STAggRIN'r1g1j Mu'i:.ou'2i'5'iE'2e .'6'T2'LA. MOTOR PORT AUTO MARKET 217 East Okrnulgee Phones 1472 6- 8499 Home of Fine Automobiles Since 1914 THE HOGLE COMPANY Plumbing ' Heating ' Air Conditioning 106 Collohczn Phones 40 :S 894 vim mum Q 111111 501141111 321 COMMERCIAL STREET MUSKOGEE. OKLAHOMA DIALIRI ll ICRAP IRON AND MITALI STRUCTURAL ITIEL. MACHINERY. ITC. TELEPHON E 2991 AT KROH'S Emblem of Quality C ix ll !X' gn 'if Q XX uw - C A' q ', xl 1 I far' 4 - ' x 'V Everything Farm C Machines mfs 'Y rnuscical- R 3 - , ' 1 . ' V be it CI I 'LIL' l il 771- x phonograph -L::fl':i1n lgx ,- 'y needle ', 'fgigi ' ggi? qi fi or on lf? Li ' Q 5 ' electronic .799 . I, I Q s organ. 4, 1 '- For forty-tour years we have served East- 't musical Wants if ern Oklahoma, as to is ...try our Guaranteed Service CROISANT IIVIPLEIWENT COMPANY KROH MUSIC COMPANY 310 Som Mm 430 West Broadway Phone 520 Phone 201 Preaching y To us the M the YoUTH Christ ' are ot the 'I part of Cross the Church of Today and C the complete The Hope ls Hope of ot The World Tomorrow There's always a welcome for you at BOULEVARD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corner Eastside Boulevard at Olcmulgee LLOYD MCMILLAN, Minister Milk lce Crearn Congratulationsz l952 Senior Class of Central High School Swift tl llnmpang Factory Trained Sales-Service BRUCE TYPEWRITER CCMPANY lScrew Loose Bruce! Exclusive Representative for Royal Typewriters Adding Machines Portables i' 1' Supplies if i' Rentals Service All Makes ot Office Equipment 216 North Fourth Phone 4353 Muslcogees Finest Furniture Store Four Floors ot Beautiful Hometurnishings Wai I 225 West Okmulgee Muskogee 'fhf-1'-T1 .- 4f? ?'1?57 '59 , W '.:1' Q32 .8 P N' 'K 'wwf uyymllllllllli-lllll psgxxx . 110042 Ls 4 Auto - Personal and Real Estate We Make All Loans At Bank Rates Capital and Surplus S500,000.00 Muskogee lnclutstrial Finance Corporation lSince 19251 W. H. Gilcler W. H. Gilder, Jr 412 Court Street Phone 6181 Congratulations: Seniors of Central High School Class of i952 Muskogee Clearing House Associaton First National Bank And Trust Co. Citizens National Bank Commercial National Bank BIG GAME HUNTER BRIGHAM BACK New York, Iune 30th . . . The noted explorer and big game hunter, Brigham Back arrived today aboard the SS. Kleptomania. He is now headed tor Muskogee, Okla., to the Clark Book and Camera Shop. I always have them make Iumbo prints ot my elephant shots , stated Mr. Back. There is less hocus and more focus with their photo finishing, You too can be well developed by taking your film to: CLARK BOOK AND CAMERA SHOP 418 West Broadway SCOTT Or COMPANY, Inc Paper Merchants 214 North Main Phone 377 ADVANCE LAUNDRY G CLEANING 401 to 407 North 3rd Phone 7 SOUTHERN SUPPLY, lnc. 512 West Broadway Automotive Parts ci Equipment Wholesale Only W. B. PRUITT PRODUCE COMPANY Poultry CS Eggs - Wholesale CS Retail 425 North 2nd Phone 1789 OKLAHOMA SCHOOL ci OFFICE SUPPLY 220 North 3rd Phone 630 ED KlCE FLOWERS 419 West Broadway Phone 8341 SGHN DE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT BOWER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Feather your Your Nest with Complete a little Satisfaction DOWN Guaranteed 211-215 West Okmulgee MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA H'lldlIOT1 Make ZA' x-. l A , , . 617.7 1111114-11 'VK RQ Your Headquarters 317 East Broadway Thousands of parents in Eastern Oklahoma have saved with Phoenix Federal to put their children through college, and have never missed a dividend on their savings since l909. Thousands of Eastern Oklahoma families own debt-free homes helped by a loan from Phoenix Federal. Phoenix Federal will help you, too. PHOENIX 320 West Broadway, Muskogee FEDERAL SAVINGS 6. LOAN ASSN. , Oklahoma Phone 3070 1320 West Broadway, Muskogee, Oklahoma The 1952 Annual Staff wishes to thank everyone who helped with the publication of this annual. It was a lot of work for everyf one, but all had a lot of fun, Now we come to the end of a perfect year, The l952 Chieftain Staff Administration ....... Advertising ......... Allied Youth ......... All-School Play .,..... Band ..................... Band Queen ................ Baseball ......................... Basketball A Squad .....,. Basketball B Squad ....... Basketball Queen ........................................ Calendar This Year At A Glance Central at Work .............................,... ....... Cheerleaders ..,.,..,. Chieftain ..,...,,. Choral Club .,.... Classes Junior ........ Senior .......,... Sophomore .......... Crack Squad ......l.......,.... Crack Squad Colonel ......... Debate Team ..,,,.,,,.,,,.... Dedication .........,.,....,,,,... Delphic ,,.,.,,,..,.,.,,.,.,.,.,,.,,,, Distributive Education ........ Ensemble .,,..,.,,,,,,..,.,,,,,, Entre Nous ........ Faculty ,.,,,.,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Football A Squad ...,... Football B Squad ....... Football Queen .......... Future Farmers ........................ ....... 7 0 Future Farmers Sweetheart ....... ....... 7 1 Future Homemakers ............. ...... 8 6 Future Teachers ...... ....... 9 8 Glee Club ................ ,...... 8 8 Gremlins ...... ...... 1 25 Gunaike ....................... 66 International Relations ......,.. ...,... 9 3 Junior Play .................... ....... 7 6 Junior Sweetheart ,.... ....... 7 9 Junior Red Cross ......... .,..... 6 1 Key Club .............. ....... 6 7 Library Club ........ ....... 9 2 Make Up Club ,....... ....,.. 7 3 Memoriam ................................ .....,. 1 28 Mr. and Miss Sophomore ............. ....... 7 8 Oklahoma State Honor Society ....... ....... 6 0 Press Association .................... ....... 9 6 Radio Speech ........... ....... 8 1 Scout ................,.. ....... 9 5 Senior Play .,.......... ....... 7 7 Sophomore Play ...,... ....... 7 5 Speech Club .......... ....,.. 8 2 Stagecraft ............... ,,.,,.. 7 2 Student Council .............. ..,,,., 5 9 Student Government .,.... ,,,..,, 5 8 Swimming Team ............... .,,,.,, 1 24 Track ....................................... .,..... 1 27 Trade and Industrial Club ......., .,,,,,, 6 2 Y.C.C.Y. .....................,........... ....,,. 9 0 -ur. 1' sy.: , r 41. :fi W ...S .. 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