Classen High School - Orbit Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Meteor Seniors First Row, top to bottom JUNE VVILSON,' G. E. BIEADOR, Lux Classensisg EDITH NEXN'ELL,' NELSON KELLER Second Row, top to bottom EMBIOGENE IAUFRICHT. Tlzird Row, top to bottom VIOLA X7OUNG, Operetta, Glee Club, pres.,' GERALD BAKER,' RUTH HILL, XVILLIS NVILSON, Classeu Life, Bus. M'gr., Operetta, Glee Club. Fourth Row, top to bottom ROBERT KENNEDX',' DOROTHY STEVVART,' EUGENE JONES,' IXGNES CARLSON, Fifth Row, top to bottom DOROTHY BIAE XVILEY,- JAKIE LICHTENBURG, Little Tlzeater, Clagswz Life, Stage Electriciang xvIRGINIA HENSLEIU ERNEST DUVE. 1932 Page Twenty-Two CHARLES ROBERTS, Little Tlzeater, Bandg HAZEL JACKSONQ CARL ROVVLANDQ

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Meteor Seniors Firxt Row, top to bottom I I I I I LOIS KING, Couzcsg CHESLEY COCHRAN, Orclzcstra, Handy EEEANOR HOXX'.XRIJ,' FRANCES NEAL. Second Row, top to bottom HARRY GRAVES, Orclzcstra, Baud, Hi-Yg AUDREY JONES, Girl Rcsvrw, IQOBERT IDAVISV, VVESLEY HAGEBUSII. Third Row, top to bottom ELIZABETH PENNINGTON Comesg, BRENNAN NICBIILLAN, C. H. H.,' ELEANOR LOONEY, Comes, Little Tlzeoter, ALFRED XHLLINEF. Fourth Row, top to bottom JIM KUNKE,' 1X'I.'XR-IORIE I'IAZELWOOD,' BOB COLVERT, Honor Jlatlz, Hi-Yg FRANCES STAIIL. Fifth Row, top to bottom PAULINE KILLOUGH, Football Qzmcn, Comes, pres., Little Tlxcatvrq XVILLIABI DEERING4,' BESSIE B'IAI-LETT,' BIARTHA LOU STONE. 1932 Page Twenty-One

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Meteor Junior Officers BILL BATES, president, FRANK HAAIILTON, vice-president, AILEEN SIMMS, fl'6ClS1t1f67',' CHESTER GOGGIN, secretary. Undergraduate Classes The Junior Class of 1932 has the distinction of presenting Classen's tirst junior play, The Charm School, starring Emily McAlister and Paul Beach. Also, Chester Goggin won Hrst place in the state Interpretive Reading contest. The fine work done by the class could not have been accomplished without the splendid leadership of Bill Bates, president, Frank Hamilton, vice-president, Chester Goggin, secretary, and Aileen Simms, treasurer together with the cheerful guidance of its sponsors, Miss Vera Campbell, Miss Lucile Tandy, Miss Marguerite Rossington, and Mr. Richard DeLaubenfels. The Sophomore Class has more honors than is usual for a group so recently come to Classen. It boasted one-half of the thirty-six all-A students for the first semester. Two sophomores placed first and second in the Mid-State extempo- raneous speech contest. In the annual oratorical contest three of the finalists were from their ranks. The president of the class, Frederick Zahn, was recently elected school treasurer for the coming year. The vice-president is Neal Day, the secretary, Doris Wliite, and the treasurer, Ned Fry. Sophomore Officers FRED ZAHN, president, NEAL DAY, z'ice-president, DORIS XVHITE, secretary, NED FRY, treasurer. 1932 Page Twenty-Three