Bishop McGuinness High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

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Rvvurvncl LL:qvr4' J. .XfLC:Lur7Huxx, IJ.l1 T? f 'K ff I ,H ..,. f -f I llf ' 24' JQYZ ll l6'i Imp guides If r grzfufflz, Plugs 7 N iff' 3 His lixcellency, the Most Reverend liugene J. lVlcGuinness, D.D., Bishop of Oklahoma City and Tulsa. has been the guiding light for Catholic High since the school first opened five years ago. His foresight and determination has made possible a modern. top- ranking school for the Catholic youth in Oklahoma City. It seems only fitting that the Bishop should choose this year. the year of the Golden Jubilee of the Diocese. for the construction ofthe new wing to Catholic High. This addition, which will com- plete the H design designated at thc beginning of thc building will house the administration offices all the sticncc home economic and busintss departments and tht cafeteria of X xg ff A- X Xfi iff! 4?-2 J Z i ff, and gives wdfor new ufmg L L w 1 1 l 1 ' n 1 s I ' s ' ' ' X 3 I I I .'Kx ' N X 5 V I . . 4. . . , I 3 1 3 3 1 f. . . . 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Advertising . lnclex . . 58 62 66 68 69 . 70 . 71 . 72 . 74 . 78 . 82 84 F1'uz'I1'on . . 89 94 . 95 96 . 98 .llO .lll .l2'5 - ,.. Zfhzs I5 our J-ferzfage Frfty years ago as the r1ch so1l of the Okla homa Terrltory was be1ng cultrvated and plant ed wrth wheat corn and cotton another type of seed was added the seed of fa1th Thls new seed took root and 1n the years to follow grew budded and blossomed forth produc1ng as 1ts frult a drocese whrch IS now celebratlng 1ts gold en annrversary As Wlth any preclous crop th1S mfant Church m Oklahoma was guarded and pro prayers the work and the perseverence of prlests srsters and an ever mcreasmg number of followers lt overcame 1ts d1ff1cult1es and brought forth a golden harvest of souls of whlch we are fortunate enough to be a part These flfty 1nsp1r1ng years behrnd us are fllled wlth courage and hardshrp They tell the story of thousands of our forefathers ln the Church who partrcrpated ln a labor of lo e for the farth they held so dear These years are our example They are our herrtage 'Ik w vv 4'4lQ 3 In -f aigw JEEP N Ti, s V S sa! Y QM 4 'Ex : vw fs!!! 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JU FN PX O 'rs O 'H PN -A 'D One of the favor1te legends of anc1ent Greek mythology was the story of the Phoen1X The Phoemx was a great beaut1fu1 b1rd eagle l1ke 1n appearance proud resplendent and a favor1te of the gods It could soar to the untouched frlnges of the clouds and 11S vo1ce was as soft and melod1ous as s1lver bells t1nkl1ng 1n the moon l1ght But 1ts most cher1shed attr1bute was the possesslon of a m1raculous power that of 1mmortal1ty Every f1Y9 hundred years when the b1rd would feel IIS l1fe flow beg1nn1ng to ebb It would erect an altar and on the altar bu1ld 1tself a nest W1th the comple t1on of the nest the Phoemx would spark a f1re 1n 1ts center and fan If Wlth 1fS wxngs unt1l a Whlt9 hot blaze would develop Then when the 1nferno was at ltS peak the b1rd would thrust 1tself 1nto the f1re only to r1se out of the ashes w1th a new l1fe and ressurected soul to re1gn supreme for another f1we hundred years The story of Oklahoma IS much l1ke that of the Phoemx Dur mg the latter half of the n1neteenth century a proud and noble race that had 1nhab1ted and ruled the North Amemcan cont1nent s1nce the dawn of h1story had been conquered and vanqu1shed and pushed together and starved and k1l1ed out unt1l what was left of the1r dy1ng c1v111zat1on could be squeezed together onto the hard red clay of the Oklahoma terr1tory Comblned w1th th1s c1v111zat1on were the dy1ng footsteps of the Amer1can p1oneer s westward march From the ashes of both there arose a ressurected people Wlth a new l1fe and a new v1s1on and workmg together they bu1lt a state R1s1ng w1th the state growlng w1th 1t, struggl1ng w1th 1t parellel1ng 1ts advancement has been the Cathol1c Church The d1o cese of Oklahoma began 1n 1905 s1xteen years after the open1ng of the terr1tory and two years before statehood Now f1fty years later If IS along w1th the state a f1tt1ng monument to the men and women who struggled to bulld lt a Phoemx r1s1ng out of the ashes The center of the church 1n Oklahoma IS and f1tt1ngly so Okla homa C1ty Oklahoma C1ty IS the center of the state both geograph 1cally and governmentally and so lf 1S that the See of the d1ocese IS located there Thus th1s story w1ll concern 1tself only w1th the IISQ of the church 1n Oklahoma C1ty but w1th the thought that the church 1n the c1ty IS a f1tt1ng example of the church all over the d1o cese On the h1stor1cal day of Apr11 22 1889 Oklahoma C1ty was a settlement of tents 1nhab1ted by the remnants of the Amer1can p10 neer who was wa1t1ng to stake a cla1m on the last of the great Amen can land grants A scant e1ght days later Apr1l 28 1889 1n a tent on what was to become Maxn Street Mass was celebrated for the ha.. .-. 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' 1 . 1 - 1 ' - . 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 7 1 - 1 1 1 , 1 :J 1 e 1 . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 frrst tlme ln Oklahoma Crty and the crty s f1rst Cathollc par1sh St Joseph s came 1nto exrstcnce Its pastor and founder was the Rev N F Scanlon and by October of that legendary year of 1889 Father Scanlon had a frame church located on the present Slte of St Joseph s Old Cathedral Two years later rn 1891 the school was burlt and became the flrst school of any type to be burlt rn Oklahoma C1ty Frfty srx puprls most of them non Catholrc attended 1ts frrst classes lt was also IH that year that Theophlle Meerschart was rn stalled as the V1 ar Apostolrc of the lndlan terrltory to become rn later years the frrst Brshop of the drocese of Oklahoma ln 1897 Father D 1 Lanslot became pastor of thc par1sh and he was mstrumental not only rn furthermg the growth of St Jo seph s but also rn the erectlon of St Anthony s Hospltal Wlth the help of two Francxscan srsters Father Lanslot brought the hospltal to Oklahoma C1ty The three of them workrng together mg not far from the church When rmproper facrlxtres made rt 1m posslble to contlnue wrth 1t there they approached the c1ty council and begged for funds to erect a sultable structure to contam the hos prtal They were glven erght hundred dollars and wrth thrs bought the land at the present srte of Northwest Nrnth and Dewey Avenue Thls was then consldered far on the outskrrts of the rlslng lrttle c1ty The money obtalned from the crty councrl was not nearly enough to begln constructlon wlth so Father Lanslot and the two slsters agarn turned to the people Through contrrbutrons of materrals money and labor they bullt thelr hosprtal In November of 1899 If was formally dedrcated to St Anthony The orrgrnal structure con tamed only nme beds but was enlarged consrderably 1n 1904 The School of Nursrng was set up rn 1908 and rn 1911 the frrst chrld to be born at St Anthony s made IIS entrance rnto the world In the meantrme a new need had arrsen rn Oklahoma Crty Father Lanslot s lrttle wooden church was no longer large enough to accommodate hrs growmg par1sh and furthermore there was talk of a dlocese bemg formed out of the Oklahoma terrxtory wrth Okla homa C1ty as xts See Thus a Cathedral would have to be bullt Fath er Lanslot vrgorously accepted the assrgnment of burldmg the pro posed Cathedral and work was begun on the structure 1n 1902 But because of the lmmenslty of the task lack of money and srmrlar problems the burldmg went up slowly ln sprte of xt all however St Joseph s Parzsh St Anthony s Hospztal X , . . , ' ' in . 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CMV' HER KSQS 121.295 ie: 'Ulm SES 52: Fen D' the Catherdal and thus the off1c1al church rn Oklahoma st1ll ar rrved before statehood St Joseph s Cathedral was completed and des1gnated Cathedral of the drocese of Oklahoma Theophlle Meer s hart Brshop 1n 1905 The seeds of farth that had been planted were now held down by an lmmovable root Whtle th1s was golng on 1n the center of town toward the south west extremlty of the c1ty the Srsters of Mercy were maklng the1r mark on the growlng ommumty The Slsters had been stafflng St Joseph s school from thelr mother house 1n Sacred Heart Oklahoma but reallzlng the place that Oklahoma Crty would have 1n the state IH years to come they decrded to moxe thelr mother house here and also erect an academy for the Catholxc g1r1s of the c1ty The Slsters took up resldence at St Joseph s but located the s1te for the1r academy and mother house at Southwest Twenty frfth and Shartel Avenue ln 1903 Mount St Mary s Academy came mto exrstence It had been a hard struggle for the Sisters who often had to walk from St Joseph s to the Mount crossmg a small footbrrdge over the North Canadlan Rlver Thelr flrst graduatlng class conslstmg of SIX young lad1es who were graduated rn 1906 SIX years later 1n 1912 a par1sh Sacred Heart was started across from the academy Lrke most of the parlshes ln the years to come rt bullt tts school frrst and conducted servlces rn If The Slsters of Mercy also undertook the job of stafflng the school Nxneteen twelve also saw the openrng of St Joseph s Orphanage by the Sxsters of Mercy Durlng the years from 1900 to 1919 Oklahoma C1ty contlnued to grow Though Henry Ford s automoblle had not yet replaced the horse and carrlage and the crty s mam thoroughfares of today such as Western Avenue were st1ll muddy lrttle lanes the c1ty had spread untll rt was slowly begmnmg to swallow up Farrlawn Cemetery which had long been considered the outermost extremlty of the town Then ln 1919 the avalanche of growth 1n that area called for the establxshment of a parlsh to serve that sectlon of the c1ty Father A F Monnot was commrssroned by Blshop Meerschart to set up the parrsh that was later to become the home of the Cathedral Father Monnot flrst sald Mass for hls new parlshroners 1n a garage at North west Thlrteenth and Classen Boulex ard, but he was soon able to Y .- - r 1 V V - r' x, , , . . 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Q . . . . , . . . , . 3 , - . . , . r 1 Q v . f w- . . . . 9 ' . v purchase land for h1s church and consequently bought a square Clfy block at Northwest Thlrty second and Western Avenue two blocks north of the Faxrlawn Cemetery The flrst bulldmg constructed by Father Monnot vsas the school lhe flrst floor of the school served as a temporary chapel Then 1n l9Z4 the present Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cathedral xx as completed and dedlcated It was also at th1s t1me that the Cathollc Home a newsPaper put out by the Carmel1te Fathers 1n Hartshorne moved 1ts plant to Oklahoma C1ty under the new name of the Southwest Courler and became a drocesan paper Also durmg th1s year Blshop Meerschart went to h1s eternal reward and Father Franc1s C Kelley became the new Brshop of the growmg dlocese Nlneteen twenty f1VL was a b1g year 1n the c1ty wlth two of the large present day parlshes Corpus Chf1Sfl and St Franc1s belng es tabl1shed Corpus Chr1st1 had rts begmmng rn a prxvate resldence at 6ll Northeast Erghth Street lt was there that Mass was flrst cele brated but after the erectlon of the school the chapel was moved to a room ln the school bu1ld1ng The erectlon of the school put the parmsh very deeply 1nto debt lt took the comlng of Father John J Walde IH l926 to frnally put the parxsh on 1ts feet and make lf the When Blshop Kelley came to the dlocese he recognlzed the need for a parrsh 1n the sectron of the c1ty surroundxng h1s offrcral IQSI dence at Elghteenth and Kentucky Thus St Franc1s of ASSISI came 1nto exrstence Durmg 1ts fxrst few years xt was not an mdependent parlsh slnce all of rts burldmgs and property were st1ll owned by the Blshop bexng the Brshop s off1c1al resldence lt contlnued to grow though l1ke all of the other parrshes mn the cxty and ln 1928 had progressed enough to merrt the openlng of 1ts school Also at th1s trme St Anthony s was growlng out of rtself and 1n l927 had to add a sxxty SIX bed add1t1on Wlth the completlon of th1s wmg, the orrgrnal structure was completely burred Also 1n 1927 Father James A Gary ey started Holy Angels parlsh rn the west central regxon of the c1ty at 317 North Blackwelder The par 1sh was started to serve the poorer sectlons of the c1ty surroundlng that area In l93l the c1ty experlenced two blg moves The Cathedral of the dlocese was moved from St Joseph s to Our l ady s and the B1sh H S AHOL :IO H.L El DHD HDH N O 'DI OHV VW D AJ. Cf: ENE? lC '11'D 'ac ar-me DEQ lifes- F'-US -mE: is D' , r--4 1 I 1 Y, X . . . 7 n r-YT 1 ' , 4 5 Y 5 J V . ' x I 3 -I . y 4 ' 1 a 1 gi . . , 1 4 P11 beautlful ed1f1ce rt IS today. Y . . ' ' ' KNO SH 4C ml VOX OHX VIA. 'D .LL C400 N33- :Sm-f.Ci ff a :Zi zu-:W mage' CJ'T7'.2 QQ'-+ 235 'S-'S-9' op mox cd to hrs present manslon at Northwest Frfteenth and 1-lud son The next year Father Connor took over the YQIHS of lcadershxp at thc Cathedral and two years latcr the Blshop turned over the burldmgs and properties of St Francls to the par1sh makmg xt 1n dependent ln 1926 Corpus Chrrstl mox ed to 1ts present locatlon at North cast Flfteenth and Kelly Axcnuc and Father Walde began work on the bcaut1ful structures that non grace the s1te and whxch make up the center ofCathol1c1sm for the entlre Northeast sectlon of the c1ty Father James A Garvey took the post as head of the Assoclated Cathollc Charrtles 1n Oklahoma C1ty 1n 1940 and undertook the task of buxldmg and enlarg1ng the Assoc1at1on to what lf IS today homa C1tV area was establ1shed m 1940 The home was set up on the orphanage grounds outsrde the c1ty but 1n 1945 was moved to 1208 North Shartel At th1s tlme the Brothers of Mercy who had been carmg for the allmg Brshop Kelley started St Vmcent s Home for the Aged on Northeast Twenty thlrd Street Th1s home took only men and the women were taken care of at the Shartel home These bulld 1ngs also became madequate before long and xt became 1ncreas1ngly evldent that a modern up to date home would have to be bu1lt The erect1on of th1S home became a part of the over whelmmg growth of the church all over the state after the close of the second World War One of the most lmportant dex elopments of th1s surge of growth 1n the CIIY was the purchase of the Oklahoma Clty General Hospital by the SISYQFS of Mercy The S1sters took over the hosprtal and named lf after thelr order Mercy Hospltal Thls gave the church the care of the two mam hospltals m the c1ty area The present church at St Francxs was also begun m 1946 In 1947 plans were la1d for a new par1sh to be bu1lt to serve the Nrchols H1lls area and th1s resulted 1n the foundmg of Chrlst the Kmg par1sh 1n 1949 In 1950 St Ann s Home for the Aged was completed and the sorely needed new cen tral Cathollc Hlgh School was opened The eastern most part of St Francrs par1sh was separated and made rndependent and St Patr1ck's par1sh came 1nto exxstence Durlng these years Father Schlllo started hrs back breakmg mrssronary work 1n the Sandtown and Walnut H . L . L D . - :T VL 3 3 l T I l 4 T1 Q 1 'I . J , J Y .. A 3 I Y 73 1 L , F , . . . . l'2 4 ' 1 As a result of th1s the frrst Catholxc home for the aged 1n the Okla- N . g . 1 . . . ' . V . Gros es area and the spreadrng frngers of Sacred Heart xarrsh called for the beglnnrngs of Immaculate Cwonceptlon and St James parrshes on the south and vxest extremetles of the south sectron of the clty St Charles Borremeo servrng the Warr Acres area yeas concened rn 1954 and ln 1935 Mercy Hospltal began a mrllron dollar add1t1on and remodelrng and If became necessary to almost double the S178 of the Catholrc 1-lrgh School Oklahoma Crty IS also blessed by belng the home for three re lrgrous houses all of them connected vxlth the Carmelltes The Car melrte Fathers at 1125 South Walker came to the c1ty and erected the Mt Carmel and l rttle Flower Church They haxe been a bulwark rn the c1ty1n the mrssronary xx ork done 1n rty and their relentless labor among the the downtown area C'armel1te Slsters of St Teresa came to the poorer sectlons of the MCXICZH settlement near Oklahoma Crty 1n 1926 beglnnrng at 931 North The Clolstered Carmelrte SISICFS had the1r west Erghteenth Street rn December 1938 but rn 1948 moved to therr present locatlon at Northwest Forty second and Merldlan Ave nue Both orders haxe done much for the grovx th of the church not only rn the c1ty but all ox er the state and haxe brought many souls to God through therr tlreless efforts Thus are the developments of a church as It rrses and spreads xtself among a people XVhat IS to come durmg the next f1fty years no one can know They can only hope that 1t w1ll parallel the ad xancement of the frrst frfty years rn whrch less than ten per cent of a populace burlt a drocese as they were helprng to burld a state But thrs story of the church ln Oklahoma Clty IS by no means ended or ex en complete It barely scratched the surface of a half century of struggle labor defeat and trrumph lt hardly touched upon the forc es and rndrvrduals behlnd the upsurgance of the glory of God Stlll 1t IS tremendous But the development of a church anywhere be rt among the slums of a sprawlrng crty or on the uneasy frontler of an uncrvrlrzed pra1r1e IS always tremendous for thus IS the hand of God spreadrng Hrs gospel over one small dradem rn the 1nf1n1ty of time and space Thus IS the conceptlon of a state the rnceptron of a drocese the brrth of a people a Phoemx rrsmg out of the ashes Neee Pzrzshes fezrrmlzles Izllle Iloeeer Parzsh U w L , . 5 , I X . . L x , , E 4 I .1 a P-J I 15 ' g rs, XJ , 1 x x ' 1 ' 1 1 7 ' v fd . . - , . . ' . . '-4 x fx 1 I x J ' I 4 ,ff . . V. . d . , . ,. 7 7 fx C. . L g . : n 1 ' 4 4 , . , 3 and in 1932 set up their mother house at 1300 Classen Boulevard. Z - sa , . . .,. , . ' ' . . Q ' ' 7 . Y f 5 I ' rx v fx . u 1 A -C V . . j . . 3 Y . U ' I ' ' ' I 7 ' 5 L, 'I ji . I r 1 V xl- 3 i Uzzs IS mr Zhfzllmge A flfty year her1tage IS our example The next flfty years are ours to make and present a challenge Th1S challenge of further bulldmg the Church ln Oklahoma also carr1es wxth lf the ob l1gat1on to lxve the l1fe of the Church Thrs IS done by l1v1ng the l1turg1cal year It 1S th1s un foldmg of Chrxst s l1fe as we part1c1pate 1n the seasons and feasts of each year of grace that IS the dommant central fact of our llves The Church cycle can also be appl1ed or compared to our school l1fe Just as the l1turg1 cal year IS d1v1ded 1nto the seasons of Lent and Advent Easter and Chrxstmas Pentecost and Eprphany so IS our school l1fe d1v1ded mto three parts wxth the same axm as the three church seasons These d1v1s1ons of both Church and school are seasons of Preparatlon Celebrat1on and Fru1t1on Cl NNN N up s D P x 224 CQ AAK Nh, I NVQ JALQ .1521 ki'-s sf l 4' dbg AM 7 7 1 - v . r ' s l I l 55x ?q5Ix J Q el I Xfn' iv Z W y L .I 'Qgpl C Q, '4 Q X Q an ,Q v 100' 'Q ' Our facult leads the way. lht' thtint ol this .pits .inntml otn' lit-iitngt JtitltHlll'ClLllis'llf.1i lU.1s.tlI't.1tl'i' bon statticl, ,Xn otttf sttintling txtniplt ill .1 tl1.tllt'itgt'lmng nit-t .intl gn' rit-tl Otll is in.iiiilt'sIt'tl right liuiv .it Cintholic lligh in ont' own lntitiltv. 'lhtw lmxm iwcoyniyttl tlitin' chnl lunge ol living tht' litt- til tht' fllitiixh. hnvt nut it. . . , . ' and art' no '.-.' t'.1Yl'X'lllQ it intl! .iccortling to tht- wiil ol ,d.,,,' Coil. ilihtts iw lools lu thvni loin hvlp Anil gtticlaiict' in prcparing its to intwt our own clmllungc, lt is onli' litting, tlu.'i'til'oi't'. th.tt with tlut-p .ip prucintion. sw tlutlityttt' this vt-.ii s ttlition ol tht' Chi Rho to thc lanultx' ol' our school. Ont' inumbtfi' ol' our lticttltt' is thu lit-xx .lost-ph llovstlll. llttli.-i' llox-:ull who is .ithlutic diruqtoi' Anil boys' icligion tv.1t'livi' im-sitlus in fl honit' on thc school groumls. llc is onc i't'pi't'suttt.ttix't' ol thu cliocusan priesthood, whifh tluswws spucinl rcqoggnition dui'- ing this Cioltlvn .lttbilty Your ol our cliocysc. lioi' unclsr thy bishop thfsu priusts lmve continttallx' worlsutl lot'tlivf.httt'QlJ in cllxl.llltWItl.1.lI1tl thuii' l.tboi' lms gontt hantl in hantl with its growth. Vocations to thc tliogusan piifstliootl lmvt' stfntlilx' incrcascil during thcst' mst x't.iis. 'l'liuiwlort'. through tht' lttntls obtninutl through tht- Cioltlt-n .lttbiluc C..1mp.1ign. ti nt'w coinplct. tlioqusnn s.'inin.ii'y will bc built in our as A gint iiictfiitiw in the vtxiins to ionic, inspiring niorf .intl more to lollov: Khiist, helping llim to The RW Joseph un Hmwlfv how Ullman mwah build 1 stiongti intl git Itti .ttholit Chttith in lor. t'0azl.s his Ufflifl' In Ihr' lziumgz room of his hmm . Olxhlloma' L- 'ki-l' A lilun-I .,,.m statu. 'lihis trcniuntlotis .itlxxiiicuint-nt should serve Gur Sr. Maru Mercedes, R SM , principal tim! tlliffsi Ftiiitlliflfl instructor. relaxes from her ardtzotzs duties for ii mit- rmnl as she reads in the chapel. Sr, Maru Geral- cline, If YM. in- structor in religion am! history. artis- licnllif fzrranqes flotcers on the rzlmr in the chapel. Page llr yearbook is dedicated to Joy always manages to accompany misery. No one knows this better than those unfortunate stu- dents who had to visit the hospital sometime during the year for some ailing disability. One of the biggest thrills, they will recall, was to receive visitors, espe- cially il' it happened to be a member of the faculty. They will again recall that the Sisters of Nlercy were among their most frequent visitors. There is a def- inite reason for this. The distinctive feature ofthe Sisters of Mercy is that their works are the XVorks of Mercy and their Rule combines the active with the contemplative life, the duties ol' Nlartha with those of Mary. The Institute ol' Our l.ady of Mercy was or- ganized by Nlother Catherine Mcrauley in Ireland on June 6, l8-ll. Mother Mcfaulev established her institute primarily for the poor, but when she real- ized that children of the middle class were being neglected, she immediately opened schools to meet this necessity. The Union of the Religious Sisters of Mercy in the United States of America now comprises nine provinces and numbers six thousand Sisters. The gf T ,gs a Mercy Sisters, works of the lnstitute, begun by their saintly founds ress, art' being Carried on by these sisters for the al- leviation of human misery in every form not only in the United States but also in British Honduras and British Guiana. One of Mother lVlclXuley's favorite sayings was One might suppose the daily and uninterrupted rvpetition of the same duties would prove tiresome: it is not so. the Religious life affords more lively. solid and lasting happiness than all the variety the world could give. Sr. Maru lllilmetl, R SJVH hixtoru, algebra, and reliaion instructor, displays some of that famous southern hospitality as she rings the hell for dinner, Kr. Maru Tarrisiux, R SM . instructor in mathe- matirs. sews on a new habit in the quiet of the Merry convent. Sr. Maru flnclreu. R.S.M . 1,1111-V7 instrurtor, tuhips up a rake in the spotless kitchen of Ihr convent, l ,.,,a sk. is Sisters of Pro idence, Sr. Joan Therese, S.P.. typing instructor, sits at her desk, planning her next bulletin board for room 13. Sr. Mary Joanita. SP., religion and commercial instructor. smiles joyful- ly as she spells out the right word to put her ahead in a close scrab- ble game. Page I6 When student life sometimes hits the tedious points. when the monotony of daily routines be- comes almost unbearable and the hours from nine to three seem never to pass. one can always count on two little black-veiled heads plotting things of in- terest for the students. The little Providence Sisters always pull through. The order of the Sisters of Providence had its beginning when Mother Theodore Guerin led five French sisters into the Indiana wilderness of an unf known land. There, with nothing more than a roclv like trust in Gods Providence. she built St. Mary-off the-Vwloods. This was the year l840. Mother Theodore was considered an outstand- ing educatorfthe government had attested that fact by decorating her with the French medallion for proficiency in teaching. Thus, in the spirit of their foundress, the Providence Sisters developed compel tent teachers in every field of study. However. devotion to the Blessed Sacrament has always characterized the true Sister of Providence ln the Exposition Chapel at St. Mary-of-the-XVoods is continued unbroken a tradition of Perpetual Ad- oration of more than thirty-five years. ll T Y xxx, X - 1 I 4 4. fiv- f Sr. .lime Marie. O.S.B.. English and iournalism lf7.Xf!'tltfUIA um! tlt'fII'f700lI 11dL'i.sor. .vnvilus as the cumerrl tLllt'f70X her 117 the midst ol' pletlftnq fl milf, Yr. .llaru IJt1L'11I. U SIS . Ifmilish iristructor and director of the Cleo Cfluh. mtomrs Ll psalm 1.77 Christ Ihe Kimi chapel Benedictine , Une of the most familiar sights at Catholic High is the little blue Chevrolet that comes lillll- ing down lfiftieth Street carrying three of our Sis- ters to school. 'l'hese are the l3enedietines and the storv of their order is indeed an interesting one. lhe Pueneclietine Order was founded in the sixth centurv bv St. Benedict, while his twin sister. St. Scholastica, was forming a convent under his direc- tion. The order was founded for the purpose of establishing a peaceful familv atmosphere in which the religious men and women could live a ft1ll Chris- tian life. 'lihe source of the Benedictine spirit is the Mass and the Divine Office. Benedictines are taught how to draw the most fruit from these sources in order that thev mav always be an ever new and refreshing center of their religious life. Sr lfgiru Ill7!?7GL'L1ftIftl, CIS B.. 1:'r7g1l1'Sh and .speech 1'n.strt1c'1or. f1V'IIlACI'f7tIIUS with pleasizrc' the l77lII4f Cft'f!lL'0I'Ptf to the H0f7t'KfI-FII-171't'OV7Uf'!7I. Page , gs. 1 .ffltiffi ke , , .. ...Ss . n--4Qwf 4B'fV ' 1? . Nu Precious Blood Sister Gabr1el..'lxtl.lllTS, science and religion in- structor arranges a center piece for the table. The Congregation of the Sister Adorers of the Most l7rt-cious Prlood was established through a young Italian girl. lVlaria de Mattias. at .'Xcuto. ltalv. Since that vear in l834. the Congregation has grown until it embraces nine provinces. six in liur- ope and three in America. The characteristic spirit of the lnstitute is. of course. its devotion to the Xlost Precious Blood of .lesus Christ. The Precious Blood sister pays honor to the ob- ject of their devotion even by the symbolism of the dzstinctive garb she wears. The wine :olor of her cineture and sash reminds her of the price of her redemption. Seven red tassels at each end of the sash are symbolic of the seven blood sheddings of Our lord and His seven last words on the cross. Down the front of the cape are seven buttons symbolizing the seven sorrows of Nlary. while the small golden heart suspended from a chain is a reminder of the Divine lleart from which flowed the blood ol the Savior. N, ,s Carmelites, Page Sister Benigna Teresa, CST.. Spanish instruc- tor. dusts the mantle in the convent parlor. Sister is a Carmelite at Villa Teresa. the congregation of St. Teresa. the l.ittle Flower. The fact that these Carmelites are Oklahomas own community should indeed present an interest- ing sideflight, They were founded on April 26. 1917. by Mother Agnes and moved into Villa Teresa in April. 1932. The purpose of the com- munity is to work among the poor doing missionary work in this southwestern part of the country. Bef sides this. they run a home for the aged. do nursery work. and teach kindergarten and grade school. Sis- ter Benigna is the only Clarmelite sister who teaches in high school but as soon as their community grows they will expand into the high school branch of education. The Carmelites. totaling sixty-one sisters. say the l.ittle Office of the Blessed Virgin. and combine the active with the contemplative life. Also. they follow a modified Rule of the Cfarmelites. The motto or the center of their religious life is l have come to Carmel to save souls and to pray for priests. l 8 Dominican , Sistcr licgis. OP.. librarian. is operating a slidc probjcctor in the ionvunt parlor. Sistcr is from tht' Amurican Cfongrcgation of thu Most lloly Rosary in Sinsinawa. XVisconsin, which was foiinclt-tl by thc llcv. Saniucl Charlcs Mais luchclli in l849. ililivst' Sistcrs arc tht ilihirtl Ortlcr of St. Dominit and art' a latcr growth from thu work ol thc saint. 'lhuy continuc thc work of Ihcir lioundcr bv tcach' ing antl hx' thu auxiliary scrvirt-s lor which this falls tlomcstic work oi' various kinds. office work. antl nursing. leaching is carriud on in parish gradt' schools. in high schools, colleges. and in institutes in lfribourg. Switzcrland. and in lilorcncc. Italy. ilihc Sinsinawa Dominicans haw fivu schools in Oklahoma: thug' arc in Oklahoma City. Tulsa. anal liingfislicr, ilihc Dominicans liars thcir daily allottccl hours tor prayur: thc Xlass. mutlitation. and tht' chanting oi' thu l.ittlu Office of Ihr Fmlcssccl Virgin. f '7 l I- i . 1 E Cfoarh Bill Apf qar's flashy qrm reflvrrx his pride in his familu 4 in lhe hack. Ima. Mrs. Apanr. and Chvrul. On the floor in fron! is liill. flr..c1m1' Ihr' biq hog with Ihr haslzrllmll is Mark. 4 'Af llagc lf? i v Niifmhl As Mrs. Zucmek. cufetcrifm, pours his coffee. Nlr. Zuonek. CLlS!OfI'llIV7. shows her that Julius Bohanon. an escaped killer. has been captured. The story of Mr. Zuoneiz being mistaken for the killer, trailed. slapped, and frislzed by the cops was one of the higgest i-xritemerzrs of the School year. '!fZ 7 Rf 7 Af' In the Church's seasons of Advent and Lent we are preparing for the birth of Christ and for His Resurrection. They are times of watchful expectation, of penance and prayer. So too are our studies here in school a preparation. Just as We prepare ourselves in the church year for the coming of Christ, so through our studies in the school year do we prepare ourselves for our future lives as leaders of the Church. We are now in a state of watchful expectancy, of learning and observing. We are waiting for the time when we will receive an even greater abundancy of grace to help us in carrying on the work of Christ in His Church. EE 4 ff J Prfparafim M o X '-:v , :t 'gX?.'3s..b ' fa fd? -:S-f2, I I ull: X E my tn Qvnbd tn .Z The clock on the desk of Sister Mary Mercedes. R.S.M., says five after nine, time for all good scholars to be in class. Hut as long as Clark Burrows and Donna Kaiser, freshmen, are admiring her bulletin hoard, it seems to be all rtaht, Doors open to 400 students XVhen fatholtc Htgh School opened tts doors tn September 400 students pushed tn to begtn mother busy crow ded year The freshmen ctme tn 140 strong to set a record eltss enrollment The sophomores wtth 100 'encl the tumors wtth 80 werent ftr behtncl IH number is thex 'elso broke ptextous enrollment records And 11st but c rtnnlx not le mst ctme the 7v semors who though smlllest tn count turned up wtth the ltrgest ge mor f liss tn CHQ htstory X ttu 100 estrt stuelents the eltssrooms were erow ded Ind let-.hers formerlx hutng free in hour or two elurtne, the elm were kept busx with cltsses xery hour 111e1'lll1SLLI1'1LC1lOI1gLI'll1lS snr to most Q students becuuse ofthe dlfftcults tn gettmg to class through the crowd ln sptte of these qrowlng patns C HS began to t1ke on the look of 1 bugger sehool The new foot b11l fteld w ts broken tn md tn April eonstructlon w as stlrteel on a new w mg forthe butldmg ther ehmqes were seen thts xear behtnd the d sk Qnster loxmtt S17 beetme the new commcr e111 mstruetor Qxster N11rx Gerlldme R S M took oser the htstorx eltsses 'itster Regxs OP became new hbrtrlln mel Comeh B111 ikpgtr beclme offl 111 sup tstsot ofthe hxlls 1'RE911lV1A'X1 C trola 'Xlemnder Carroll Alexander Judlth Amend letnette Anderson Antonette Antonellt Gencvleve Pnbtak Bonnxe Bxchlc -5 4 i 'vi 'I7 87 :Agn e 1 Page 25 ...J ' ' . f X. 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Charlotte Rohrhnch Su-ond Row' Norma Royston, Tommy Sanders Harold Sanford. 'lhird Row: Roscmnry Schachle. Shirley Scheer, Fired Schmiil. Fourth Row: Linda Schmitt. John Scholl. Jimmy Scllars. Ififth Row: Judy Shaw. Judy Siglcr. Pcggy Simpson, Sixth Row: Jimmy Smith. Marsha Sparknmn. Stclla Sprchc. Srvcnth Row: Cecil Stcll. John Swiruvriiki. Cnrolvn Tvrrv Ifighth Row: David Thomae. 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M , 9, '. fxr A 0 4 ' 1 - .11-. 11' 1 - 4 . 1 Eg Sophomores continue tradition rv ,O 65 'Ilrm Lim! 11111 N IIr'mms Mzlm lirmm HI lI.Imr lurnfl am! ffm Ihfulfn I In Ilnzf 11.11 prfwudlu III Ihur In ,num nrrfmftf III v SC 'I ICIXI I X II I II a'0v x'NX II I I I I N I I VIII I 1 I I I III II I K I I I I N I II ANSI X kxslvv I IXNI I N INN I I II II I N I IIII X Q . LY K In H 1 N K 1SxOXx xx k x dk k In n x NL s xutlx My y u M xl us sun Im xr th ww 1 s x oo d or Wx ' ' x KK NL 1 Q H 1118 0 K 1 tu il Sw K X1 u x N 1 mrlstoo Fl V 4 ml Kg K un M L r nll hr 1 Hlllflf 171 Spun L1 nm 1 3 'L K .3 A al' I 5 1 9 . gd. x 'ix N-. q- SOPHOXIORI Top Ron Xhrtx Burk larms Bmhmun I1T'IhNPJl1flNkhl Qkmnd Ron Im FJIIKXYLH Pu Coriutt lum Cruz Hurd Rum Ymn Dux Namx DJ omg Ink hr queon fourth Ron .lo.'Xnm fuurborn. Judy Frank. Charlcnr Gordon Viirh Row: Charlcq Gray. Hwtcr Hambrick, Paul Hnnlv 17.19 1 fl! 5111 lL11'L'1i. Pull Marek, fihrrlus Uunmal Gum' .WcCLuru. Maru wlwfv, .Yam Ll Du k IL zu lmml: f'hL1r1em' Gordun. Hvsf rf xx, Llf7dCTh!'lSI1f7l' f r Hun ur Lf' fluricm wan? Uvru much vnlvr linux! F I 1 xh ll W.. . mmf' he rhyme lf mm! iw :vm ,ff vu v ,il I.zm'lnr x f-my 5-.1 ff' New friend are made S 'HOXIUII mr wr X xrx HX IVTTX H1 TIHL x X nw 4.1 at -a xiii 1 1 f. ' 1 1 f 9- fr Q in 0 O ,4 .T . 149 57 1 -1' s 'g 1--lf? I 5-x, H-' .UI Q 'Imp Ru-.x lmrmk' H. rmgzwn Sunni 4 F.. S N. R-vw li1x'1x11rmH.l1'l-X111 Nllkx llmkzn ylvirnl Rww .L ' 5 lg. . Hclcivrlk X1.1rwh.1 Hwnxg, Rrglrm Hmvd I-ourrlu Row Marv .-Um' Illlbbflflg Xl. ' Hudx.-n I'w.1'lK. Hugg' x V. 'us I t Illv l.u1In'r l.lr'rrll Hull .l.1r'1x, ID mm KN! . A A .. '2 i- f. , 'f Llfs j'L . .. 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Ann Xlarie Roberson Alter a summer ol lorgetting their l.atin verbs and eonhiugations. the sophomores rt-opened their minds to learn new rules and to travel with Caesar in his diari' ol the Ciallie wars in latin ll. under the direction ot' Sister Marv Andrea, R.S.Nl.. instructor. 'lihex' met Caesar .ind while reading about him the girls and bovs put their brains and lingers to work to eornc up with some clever and original ideas for their proieets. 'lille most outstanding project was .ll'I1l1I'Jl. 'lihe artists ot this wall drawing were Joan Sampson. lfraneie Moran, and liarbara Murray. An original idea was begun this year in collect- ing .1 class scrapbook. Students brought articles re- lating to latin from papers and magazines. They 1 74, ,hw V. - -sr.,-. . I sq 5112 T Atari Of rtriig ' X--. were put into the scrapbook and by the end of the year. they enuioved looking back through it. 'l'he Quo Vadis Cllub dissolved this year to merge with Junior Colleague. a national l.atin Club. About lZ students attended the state convention in Norman on lfebruarv l lf l 2. Another date the students will not easily forget is April 5. for on this day they took the national l.atin test and then tossed their green lists of much studied words into the waste basket. 'lib-' mural in room 8 was completed in ,spzle of the clitferenees that arose amonil our ''tempertimentalu artists. Iiurhurir Murray. Joan Sampson. and lirumze Moran Jour! ectvdenrly snrudqed the job. K -. 4- ,-. 19- , If 1.4.1 'R 48 :Y M' I 4.4. SO JIIONIORI H um I ue mm n I mr 'S mu 1 v I uh S Expression IS found In song Sm r Ilurmf Duud O S B dmfts par! ol lin hanluurlzmy Glu Club as Iheu pre pam If r ll mfnzna p4rIorn7r1nCP -.1 PHIL 'III 11 , - V , 1 .Q ' fvr X 'T -'vw I 4 ,. 1 ' - 1- v' P ' ' C? S f .I 3 5. 'JS' ' I 1 ' N- V 9 v- I H, , .. 7 Nz A ,J 1 . ' - - It I I if I I , ,. -' .E-5, V -2 ' I V, I X f 1: J.. , -..5 , 5 , , . ,gf Q- A h V t t f . , 4 i.. . , - ' I , 9' , I . . X Z? 3 O I 5' A .I I . I-Iwp Ilww IfiIscn RLIQI EI. ' I b, Ruth IluxwII Sl1I'IllIXm'II X-Il'glfll.1IqlllI7. IMII S.1I1.'l1.1 .Ioan 5.11 I . Srwmi Iinu I 1mi.1 SII mdrr DUIAIIIM' .YI - mad cr. I7.1lrxIIx SImw Smlmnuc SINJ. Klan' Simpm rm, III 'tus Sm' . I,.!IlI.III1lII1 O O 0 0 ' -1 ' In ' I V4 4. I 1 ',, . -5 ' , ' 4 5 y . , . fx - ' ' 1. I ' ' ' I . ', 5 1 1 1 '- l I I Y I - H ' ' f '-1 I E 1474 Q! and wlsdom In literature Sue Russell Pat Burton Jeanne Cowden Ann Dzxon Dolores 'Noueu Anne Sabzn Marrlyn Pokor sk: and Peaqq lllolsleqel manage to look uerq busy as Iheu shou, as there s more lo thezr library Club than lust attendzna meelznas The Work of the lxbrary l1es solely ln the hands ofS1ster Regxs OP and the Llbflfy Club Rose mary Penn headed the club thms year vuth Peggx sell as secretary Smooth management of the lnbrary rs the arm o the club members Among thelr many dutxes are typ mg cards shelvmg books and stylusmg besldes checkmg the books ln and out Two of the members Peggy Wolsltgel and Pat Burton were responslble for the bulletln boards ln the llbrary and the hall 'x Fourth Row r e n J o n Whneley Luke Wllson Patrl era W 1 I s o n a r 0 W o 0 d s Ed Worsley R mona Wy skup SOPHOVIORE T op Row Margaret Staf ford Second Row M a r y Kathleen Swrt zer Thxrd Rove Mary Ann Thomp n C h e r T h o rn ton vs '? ,Kaffe T' .4.. L Page 41 , A 1 4 C V v L n :S . C. I' E , y 0 o o 0 . I ' U ' ,' 5 h so , i Wolslegel helping her as vice-president and Sue Rus- Phyllis Wir- ' M I , ' , ' ' C y n T, V 'S . A , U ,fl -A I, l I ' , , , V 3- 8 , ,l , g ., 'Y r 1 4 C' 3 3 3 -.1 r ,I -4 , M, Q9 f. ff ' . f' ' 'P --7 , Y - ,- '- lu I .. X -L V 1 1 I S ' Juniors accept new dutle Fulk nhuslw Dorollux Birron lnhlfll Rom Allu Baylor Bu lu Bxllnnp llrwl limsmnr fourth Ron Ann Borclll l x Irl s gsm lu lu uw lllth ou Xnm Burk Pu Burton B IIN Buslr Nlury lou Carmy But Cromn S1xrlmRmx Xl1l'XlY1C rmx n Qumn Cummings lrrx D1 U xrx mm Dmllxl Dulcl Umk Nlmrv nn 'Vt 1' all Y f 1 ji Q' ' 1 if AVA? Us jul- ni Of' V' Q l 4- X,-fjk 1 'Q 7 5 1' l f fri A Plgn -71' O JUN f 'Wy Rm X' jx- c . .lcv R 'Z . . C, , ., ,V : V: , Bill Srsvn film. Q' Bruce, licjf' lf 'l 74 R ' .lv V4 .1-4 xl. -I. . .1 jD:- ncluh Clrccn Dickson. .2 D Sli .,A 55' 'f -3 -In ,- -f' Q ss' dn I' 'vi '4 -rf ' f 4 lx 1 .,- . A, V, , - , Q AKA L 37lA letmne Kasper hultlx the timer tls Sonia Smith and :lrme Sabin ntzttlszirnl on rlnnt .s paper, .x't'rt':st- their ffnuers on the typ ntl lretflmurrl. Tom Parzpn Uwtvs 111 be quite fmscrnttfed hu he sptvtlzf wut! the iurrrtfs keep . . . s they near the top NVith the starting of school in September. the new juniors at last entered the ranks ol' the upper- classnten. Several alluring new fields were opened to them this vear. 'lihe juniors who took bookkeeping found it hard to keep their balance straight alwavs. The repeated groan of Uh, l'tn oft balance againf' kept people guessing as they passed bv the door of room IZ. XVas it a tight-rope act. or ,iust another class in bookkeeping? Youre right it vou chose the latter. The headache of trving to keep on balance was all due to bookkeeping. Right next door in room ll. typewriters really got a workout. The new CHS juniors quickly learned that this was the real thing. No hunt and peck system was allowed here. The avid typists' fingers soon became quite sore. for very often they would get caught between the sharp. sticking type writer kevs during a speed test. ln spite of these casualties thex' finally caught on to the trick of it. All the trial and work of these dilligent tvpists was not in vain, April 2. l955. confronted them A I-fi S '-2. 1: 11 5 X . is tiff if IL it 14 AA JUNIIORS Top Row Conme Evans Marlon Fallaschek Second Row Tom my Gleason Pat Griggs Thlrd Row Marxan Hxnckley Marcle Holtzapple Fourth Row Karen Hutchlns Jeanne Kasper Flfth Row Mary Francls Keat mg M1leeKeefe Slxth Row Earl Kerr Rxta Lorrame Larson Lar ry Llnk Elghth Row Barbara Lynch Mary Jane Mahnker They prepare XVhat xs the formula for the quadrat1c equa tton' Many such problems plagued the mrnds of the students 1n the Algebra ll ellss as they dxlxgently struggled at the begmmng of the year and then as txme passed rose to the helghts as buddlng mathema t1c1ans lhey studled eyerythxng from the solymg of quadratlc equatnons to the study of the conlc sec txons lhey sometnmes boasted of the conglomera tlon of numbers that so often fllled the entlre board or the surface of two or three pleces of paper It made them feel so yery mtelllgent but no one could blame them they were Qtster Mary Geraljme R 9 M mstructed thls year s Jumors ln the many fxne pomts of hmerxcan H1story Besxdes learnxng mterestmg thlngs from thelr htstory books the puplls also recelyed worth Wh1le mformatlon on current eyents from a weekly news paper lhe Amerlcan Obsery er w hlch was wrlt ten especlallyf for hxgh sehool students ln spmte of her heayy schedule 'ixster Geraldme great deal of tmme workmg wlth the cheerleaders The yunlor cheerleaders were Mmry Jane Mahnker Mary Ellen Whltton and Sharon Wall ,H Q Charles Bruce reads a problem and Joe Duffy and James Nickel try to Q., frqure rt out Don t look so unhappy A A Page 44 James rt could be worse , - 'I Q O J Q I , 1 ' p - t ' K I f -I - ' ' ' , if I 'X K K 1 1 I ' K . 4 I r 1 Y Ii I Y . 3 Y. , I V k i I 1 I . I 1 - xi ' 2 S 1 - E r ' ' .- . , -an '- f ' . ' 1 V ' ' ' ' ' - ' l ' V Q ' ' v . i . . x , . . A IA ,-' . ' Il I I s s f I v r . .1 A Kirk-.Seventh ROW? was also in charge of the Pep Club and she spent a F 'ff 'J 'G :- S' 'ry 4 X, e ee . i 4 , - K . 6 ' 'Q 'fl ' MQ . i. ' y 1 1 Qflgl lff l ' .. 5 J ,X 5 J x A X- si . I . A A -A rf: , X Q vw' ' A v UM- 'I ' ' A A I ' ' 1 . . for leadership JUNIORS--Top Rowt Charles Martin, Mit zie McGinley. Second Row: Mike McGrath, Mary Beth McGuire. Third Row: Fay Mon troy, Mike Morris. Fourth Row: Chuck Mur ray, Cary Mynatt. 5 .xii x Q Q ., 4 -if n x I 1-N . K ,R Nia P1 Q 4 '1 440 ,465 af sf s '90 NvJf.v1'f' 'Q ffl Af +i :X 19 J This happu czrclr of American History student: arc hcina tcmporarilu distracted from the-ir American Ohwerwrs The appeal of the camera rs rust too much for Vanin Croun Homer Pickett Karen Hutchins Jane Donoran Marcie Holtmpplc and Iarl Kerr Page 45 P J' fv- lf -15 fv- ff ff f , Wvff' fN zz! frfm' xlmuf H II 11 1 1 ...I .7 1 ,.,,. .K 7. zu m N ,n ruml' r' 'IV r n nf X S I I I N, f 57,1 .,,, 77Ll' I A IORS n M14 x hm x Nulu Ov KN k Xnn a 11 K Y ll'71r1 1X s In mr me hill p an Inm Qhnf x 1 SHIIYII f . xl 1 IJ illmwlc f KI! 7 Y M ..L T LH slwrm L! Llx . 1' 1' JW 'M' IV 1H'Lf JL! I LI' ul .Km XX1!1mfm XVI Hr r Hz 111 fx I 3 my . . . accept ide 3 9 - 'T ' Q A 2' 1 r Q I . I , ua U V lhcinus, short' storics. and niorc short stories. JUNIOR5 - TOP l hcsu xi t-ru thu whirling thoughts in thc minds ol. tht' ROW: Carol gokoio. juniors as thu' prcparcd to track down various sky, David Sprehc. sourcus of information for their fvaturc articlcs and SCf0HCl ROWl Kafhb' short storics lor thc Ciioldcn .lubilcc Contcst origin- SWHOWC-Sufl'SfUfm . . - . . ' fl 7 .itcd hx' lhc Most Rcx'ui't'iitl lpugunc .l. lX'lcCiuinnQss. Thlrd ROW' XX alter 77 7, I7 D 'll 't' 1 l 'xv' - 'J'it'1th-llistorical Swmzllmkl' Bmw -5, 1 .I Emil iiiing, icqurs ltrtisxi Wir I t A 1 d Thomas. Fourth K .otitty ui-Qing ann in tit ti trtnt dospita s an ROw3GcneviCW-I-Ou- --,M V D 'J parishus hctort' the studunts wurv actuallv able to hey. Sharon Wall ' Q scitlc down and write thcir papers. lt was the most Fifth Row: Thomas ALA E difficult writing assignincnt for thc ,juniors bccausc Wllllelnffsfi MMV thcy had nt-vcr l'mcl'orc dont' so much research. XVcari' Ulm Whitton., Slxlh - 1 A V 1. . Row: Ann XVilliams, altcr a month ot hard woils on their papcrs, they .- 4 V , Peggy XVolslcgcl. fgi' wcrt' all glad to hand in thvir prizus on thc appointcd ZA dav. Sighs ot' rt-list' issuud lorth as another load was '-' QLJ tluarcd Iroin thu path ol unlorgvttablc sfhool cvcnts. X, ln tht' dhvsics dcaartmcnt. all was hummin l I g I' A with thc advcnt ot proiccts madc by thc students themselves. ,Xniong thc projucts wcrc a tcsla coil. tclcphoto lens, tt'lt'vision antcnnas. onc-tubs radios, ' ' and t'lurti'ic motors. Sonic ol' thu prokiccts wcrc dccnicd , ., , good cnough to hc t-ntcrcd in thu Scicncc liair which . , i . , .i .41 3 was huld in April, 611' , AAA Q I,I7llYlAliI9I.N lm' Xlillrinri. Bill Imiigzhton, and lwhn .Xit1iil7iI' ,ltiitli ins! a Irrfli' itinfttsvtl us their 4' Sllltllll thi' paris tif .1 pssfon L'l7tIl-770. ug- .N K, X 5? I 1 Q Z- ,: . .12 , '7 7 ,- , y i Q' .1 l l Page 4 ,4 s 'Pia 1-.. ,W-1--fit Ffh' vu 4- -y ' . Seniors dive into studie . 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Thev attentletl several C7,l.l'..X llress C,onx'enlions in Nornmn, visitetl the Oltlnlioingii and limes to obtain lirst lmml View of the iiewxpapei' htmin in.is p.1pei'A:itl lor tlit- Chi Rho. ess. wrote lor the Y.Cf.S. Cfhristf Meet i held Journalists, Ftlmi Zuonek. lnrsint-as editor, luclif Xflifllrlhiy, t'tlt1PdllOt'. and 'lt-rm lleslerman. editor. look over the FQQJIISIFUIIUOV7 for the iournulism Convention held at CHS in Oeroher, ,hihlf1i'll flvlorv, nmmzgziinq efliior in 'liulw of the Chl Rhoan. takes the reg- !Nl!'dlliUl7 for Mrs. Thelma XV. Ckilenvtm. .speaker ut the conuen- lifm. and Sister Imelda. O.S.B., rourrmll.sn7 atlwvxor al .warquetle Polly Ke-anim. ilerru Sruholcuslzgl. eclzlor of the Ciireaorian, and Anne Sabin look ouer the year- book displatl tIftlL'lV7f7 the CHS hull ut the fotzrmzlzxnv conuen- tion. 'lihe biggest event ol the x'e.1r lor them. hmxv . ...4 tveit ima the initial Ciatholie .lourn.ilisin Cfonven 1 tioii lieltl in the state ol Ultlahonm. 'lihis meeting ook plate at Clatholie lligh on Oetober 30. with l Xlr, liiihert liitlem, lncultx' member ol Marquette University. as the main guest speaker. lfige 311 and they pub ,f ,.4,., ,AM , U,,.,f-x.,,LzL,, ,I , I E, ff:!.:l?fvr.1 f'f'r'1,'n1. 1f H X mm rx KUIHIWI M12 xxfrm' lizzrfw flzm' ,XldhY'fZl! 5.1.4 .ix .sw ffm hw 'NIL Iurvx f fzllwlu ll1'.1hKmvr -fmzrw murrr.1mIX ff ffm' UU Ph: R17 have nrmvfml'vrf1r7!77fzl in 1 fwf! !f1x141f7! Iflnu IL Axlflfll 111170 Umlffm fr .wmv 'I5:11..'Af1' xlrr .'f.. 74w fxlxiffr' P f'f?rr'c1z1f! Ulm !f7HU 141777 f77 :U X !L'LlI7i'II1' Howl lm If cJ'1ir:ur?. lm' ,Un U11 rv lh1L'14f KUINUL! llrl fl! Km-174117. filxr Ll 'J ul' 1 r Ruhkzzxi .Wvznrw llur k l'1Llzr-ns. und xV7l7C' f5L11'fr1'. Seniors edit th Chi Rho. 1 .xi X -v-- :f-'wmwnn-f- . S-.-...v --L... -L, . If EY 'KX 'Z rl 'ix F4 kg llirlrwr Ilan fNrlLL'ff7Uf7 1101.8 Sonic hvlpful .xzzcmmlzonx from l.uL1oz1! 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They show the enjoyment of all our work and preparation. Thus we find joy in our own accomplishments just as we find joy in those of Christ at Christmas and Easter. But more important than the joys and rewards our study and preparation give now, there is present in this celebration period a promise of the accomplishments we will be able to achieve in the future. l r sl? 2 :EJ H 'Hifi' X Helabrafion JN WNVW5' t2 Q X' S. I Mfg, S f 'N Q Q vlwflxvmxffivlb Xi. My W O ff X P p Club boosts team pirit. Ready and raring to go the Pep Club returned this year boasting greater membership and greater enthusiasm. XVith Sally Sanders as president. the club hosted a new total of 250 girls, the highest in CHS historyf Senior cheerleaders Anne Sabin. Marilyn l.ucas. and l.ouise Steelman. and juniors Mary Jane Mahn- ker, Mary lillen XVhitton. and Sharon XVall, after a summer of practice. started preparing the Pep Club for its first full schedule of cheering at football games. 'lihe highlight of this season was the formal initiation of the new football field by both the CHS team and Pep Club. This occured at the homecom- ing game. when both groups were given a chance to show their abilities. lhroughout the year the boys found the Pep Club girls not only willing rooters. but also faithful customers for the tags they sold before each game. XK'hat could he .1 better proof of the girls' wish to encourage their team? XVinding up the activities of the year was the cheerleader election held at the end of school. Se- lected as leaders for next year were Alice Baylor, Connie liyans. Suzy Sturm, l.eitner .larrell. liran- ces Moran. and Nlary lillen Berry. Next year they will lead the Pep Club once again through its cleyer and enthusiastic cheers which have become such a tradition here at Catholic High. 1,!illI .llilleri the Pep Cftzh lreasurer. and Katie Pace. the Yt'll't'ltlI'll. tie! tl ft-tt' pointers from .Sctlftl Stmders. the presti- dent '1 'Shi' t X X., wg? Cold weather does not seem to he able to cool off the spir- it of the bundled- up CHS Pep Club as they cheer for their favorite foo!- ball team. Page 5 Y' ootball team gets in hape. The first official kickoff of the '54 football season for CHS was witnessed at Tulsa where the lrish edged the St. Monica Saints in the closing half of play, IW7. Quarterback Don Best and left half Bart Cronin spearheaded the Catholic attack with Best calling the plays and Cronin answering his pleas on two tallies. The strength of the Irish in the seasons opener was seen more clearly in the net yard rushing where the Saints were held numberless to Catholics I75. The inauguration of Catholic Highs new foot- ball field and homecoming game with St. Gregory Knights on September 24 resulted rather unexpected- ly. The Knights proved too much for the green and white. leading all the way to climax a 54-6 victory. Catholics lone score was accounted for by left half Bart Cronin who marched 85 yards on a punt re- turn. football rotithes. 1511! Jlllltltll' und CfL'OI'tIC lxltlfr as pfife, fall: ou-r the struteau for ri tomiml uume. .N I X 1 X l-.pn 'X 1 gs. if N. - , uh. ,f . , - -. ,4 1,3gF1.A'2'i,N. iq!- wo- ,, -:ig ,I X-FF Inulx Iullw' U p 1 :ri mm' IJ.w Ja- lm? Bus! In ll :lf X mph- lhrml ' Liv! L1 -- 'X 5' N v , . w 'o I-rf, f I 1 H. .Ulm U '. '-va ' 'x AM!! A'-Nl ' 4- fun ik, 139.1 , f' 'fi 'Mi' 'A ,,A-b CHS I3 Sl. Monica- 7 6 SI. Grcgorx s 54 U Ciasadvfr- O O Tultlc 4 ll 6 Dsl Ci' 1? I3 Slroudf'f19 8 Sl. X1.1rx s 20 O Holylfamily - Z6 0 Cascia Hall- '47 .Uvwbww uf fx.1Ihm'n Hulh K NSW rf .xf1z1m1'. msmu Ilmrr .Xh0LIfJv.'I17LlJvN. 411 Irwr row. Imv 1,mIvz,'. zmlrvuuvr, lnhn .X th r Ie Vulfvr' SLL':14lz1n.xl:r. fz':'1'L1 X If rr .Um .Ylmfazzrw l.111r:,' Nfvugu. Ciuru I-'uw I u mv ftumuff. and ,Uufc .UnGa1:1'.'.' 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I' ll ,nm Pl The folloumq xugk Cuholn Hugh md f.1s1dx 1IIu.Ll1IT1LlCi slung 1ff1lI'lO 1 swnlxsstu on 11 ray Frxdn iftunoon Both sqmds drou dup mio mch Ot Lrs urrntorx hosuur th slxpperx bill md turf sustimed f1n11 pu dlrt If x ID Oetob r url L lml DL C lrx pndt ur usputs to 1 seruppx lrlsh Ll x n xxlth both teams ssessmq xulmus on I L mn 'fu xx 15 mst on th s hndule md th Tlqers Lentere th lr I' 0 shutcuxl lround the drumq force of left 1 I Ross QI nmr who urrud tu PIQSIKIU m 7 at tempts Ihe ollnr XISIIOTS Del futx ku notedt emr seormg ln th. flrsl lnlf of pllx 15 dld the Irish Don 493 FFQ 'SM 'Qin 11 p I rr I an 1 7 L pass p all WWII fronm hfrv s mud In Utllll 1110 0 O O 0 9 O i 5' ' Y v- f' .. , ., -I' '-5' - , rn Q ' 4 1 ' Q In - V n vin, gf -A - 1,-,T - xr 7- - --Q.. J N ' 4- 43- ' . ' s-if - V 1 , ,,.'r v ' . ' - ,--'H , .,',.,--'H , -' A'.ai'?' --' 9. .1 7 'F A . - ff A- rm. ..A ,,.,,. 4 -is , , - -','.f.m - . 'Y , J.v N5 ' . A ' l K'5A A N I . . 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CHS Central St. Joseph's Chickasha Bethany Central St. Joseph's Muskogee Bethany Casady St. Mary s Northeast Classen CHS St. Joseph's Muskogee St. Gregory's St. Monica's Marquette St. Joseph's Chickasha Cascia Hall Holy Family St. Mary's St Gregory's Northeast Catholic Hiqh's Varsity Team pose for the camera. but wherr was the camera? They are. first row, Jim Shockey. John Larkin. Gerald Abel. Don Best. Richard Meziere, Mike McGrath. fred lVoitchek. David Kelsey. Larry Link. Ernie McGuire, .lim McCaffrey. l.arry Shaw, Mick McCaffrey. and Hart Cronin. Second row. Father Howell. athletic director, David Sprche. manager. Bill Apgar coach. and Dan Can,- thon storthuper Page 6 Z r 1 L L C h XI 1 I' 1 C 1 1 1 fr 4 1 x L om f uw 7 S1 Ir J IS fmnh Af Players have victor In mmd au. Dux ull mom! mu lurlmr Hmm!! 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'11111' 11111 gr1'c11 10.1111 1h1'11 xx'1'111 1111 111 11111111 11v11r Sl. 1X'1.11'1 Q 11x'1C1', 1111111 11m1's 111' .111 casx' 111a1'g111. . . . 's introduced. On January 28 the Knights of St. Gregorys got a shellacking from a flu crippled Irish team when Clerald Abel and Ernie lVIcCiuire teamed up with 21 and I9 points, respectively, to beat the Knights 59- 53. St. Gregorys had its revenge in the all too im- portant return game as they bounced the Irish 80- 56. With the end of January came the trip to Tulsa. where the Irish succeeded in their first outing smack- ing St, Monicas 47-36. The second time didn't prove so successful though. for. on the following Iiriday, Marquette put on a last half rally, tallying 40 points to overpower the Irish 59-42. Ernie Mc- Guire burned up the backboards in the road games ripping the nets for ll points in each game. On February ll, Cascia Hall came to town and made short work of the Irish 45-554. Holy Family came in the following Friday and walked away with a close victory, despite a fourth quarter rally by the Irish. Twenty-one seemed to be Iirnie MCGUIYCIS lucky number as he again scored 21 points. The Irish closed out the season on March l when they dropped an 80-59 decision to Northeast on Don Heal and tl 15'ItlFtjLlt'lfU for share the opmzon. Mont' of tzx has not lo gow' I wonder if I can crawl mu Luau oulf' thinks Mike McGra1h,asafrus- tratetl St. Martfs plauer sets out to prove. ,Atl Motzntte altuuux uels his 777!l77.'H i the winners court. Oh, pain. ' moans Mike McCaffreu as he is nearly trampled hu C1 flrglht of ,K 4, Ifurzles pczsstng over. I II'ol happen, Fred? asks rt dis- ttzrhetl St, Murtfs player. Fred IVOII- Chelz. however. is in no mood to anstuer. ' f L..- Ba eball comes with spring. U 1 s fav 'hr AY ', in '-g 3 251:75 mph S 'in vi Link gets 'vm ull. .win Cari! XVaIker to his teammates. John Alexander and KVaIter Swirc- zqnski. Burt docs it again, lh1v77kS Cronin as he slides .sizfelif into third base. xi 'v -Jdff - 1 12 K K 5 X x A '. 'I W' '. .wits al .Sli-1' rzrlc rico! firms in Ihr i-an of cizlrhvii Hur! Cfronin. - P1gr 66 F l KT This hull has im! to im, sims pilchvr Don Best lo catcher liar! Cronin. H lr 1771':1171'. 111711 'lio17717711 311171l1'1's, s1'111'1lc1'1'p1'1'. Y1'r17171l 1'11u.', F11 1 J if 1 nfl- X H51 1 1. .MSAY lilh' fi A ll11s1l11.'ll l11I ' posts fur II71- y7lw11.1,,,,,-Hyyhw after 1 zJ1l11111111s x1'11s1117 l11m1 11,11, I ,'11,Ig H11,',,,111 ,7M,7A,l,L,,1 C111111 ll11l!:1-1: l'177 ll11111171111117. 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But on April 22 things began to pick up as the Irish blanked the St. Marys Rockets 7-O in a two- hit shutfout game pitched by Don Best. Then again on April 25 the Irish knocked St. Marys team 6-5. thereby obtaining the city Catholic championship. On April 770 the Irish journeyed to Holy Trin- ity in Okarche for the district playoffs. As the re- sult of winning two of the games in a three-game series they gained a berth in the state playoffs, But on May 8 when Catholic met Holy Family at Texas Iieague Park for the state Catholic championship they were edged I8-0. lf' l Wallzer puts 111717ther feather IIT? hm cap 11s he scores the only h11 117 the final game of the gear, Page 6 7 ,Q 3' 'iv 'ii sv- Iiill Salwtla, Rirhard Mi'- zicre. and I-'rua' XVi1itchuk wait for Ihr ilun lwforc h0aa'iniJ for thimxi- u.'ia'v open spaces, Jim Mazffivlil malcifx like a ballerina aftcr throwing thi- iIisa'i..w at ' fl practice .si-ssion. hiah jump is ,lim Mcffaffrcq. Trackmen work Performing quilc an apt imitation of l'cti'r Cotton Tail hopping, not down the lwiinng trail. but ovvr thi' i-rims har parctirina for thc' Thvrvk iuxt om' LSS huriilc' in 134177 His! x lift' now. L..-., Zigl- if '4--'0-nn. 0 The members of thi' track team regretfullg stop working Out for a minute lo have their picture taken. They are, front row. Phil Remling, Jim Kirwan, Don Best, Bill Sahetta. ,lim Mayfield. Richard Meziere, Frei! XVoitche'lz: back row, Jim Mc- Caffrey, .lim Harrington, Paul Fielilrr, Mike Mcfiinnis. ,lim Kina, .lim Shorlzey, John Scott. and Phil Ruscha. Page 68 lftilher floteell um! l.ettermen's Club ol'ft't'ers, Toni Murphy. Don Best. tim! .Wick .l ft'fY.tll,fI'1'Ll look pfetlseti' as ptmeh us lhetl look ouer the mutt' fi'ffL'!'I77l'f?'S duh 'I' shirts. Vvfith the coming OfQ:OZ1Cll Bill Apgar A number ' ,E of athletic practices and organizations were in.1gu- ii A -4 ' Q rated in the school and among these was the Catholic , . High l.ettermen's Club. The club was initiated early -' in the fall and membership was made open to All - ' ' e a Athletes who lmd lettered previously in basketball, fu football. baseball, and track previous to the initia- tion of the club. lt was organized under the direc- tion of the coach, elected officers and drew up its X- requirements for membership. thus opening the way 1 for additional boys to join the Club. A pledging system was set up and boys desiring membership were required to go through A period - 1,9 of three weeks .is .i pledge in addition to their other requirements before entrance into the club could be obtained. Getting itself on A firm foundation was the prime object of the club during its initial year. At the close of the sports season, Approximately thirty 'W young men were in the club and activating it as A 4' successful org.in of the school. Lettermen inaugurate new club. Nlzitk Mrfiftzlfretf, the president. romluefs ti I.i'lfPI'IT7PVIlX flu!! 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H11rb11r11 Koxtf scrond row. 19 19' R1n.swvw.1:11 l'1'm1 Ivan XV1-.s1erm11r7. Maru Ellvn .x,Ll77!v.'Ll f1fILlfU YVIIUIIJF. Dorolhu Bllbflllf. P111 Sh fL'1''h'U'7f NfM'1 hf'TL'f U'.W1'11r11: Imlmm ram' Fr11r1ces Thcm7p.x1m. UI' ff'fHf ff'1111ff'1'-1 fflffffw U ppp ,Va11lul1m KIIIILJUIY. KNLIHDI 1xlCKL'UV7tI. Arm Ifllvn mm' IWUW 'hi' Im' C'H, 'V vforwi. Kucf Kmuzsv. um! Karen Archerd, Umm, Y -1 ,Q 1 I'.1gQ7f1 ,Q 4 - q Cum! l,tn'Il:t'mi'tfer and Bill 1.1'l'Uf7fHl7 appear en- tlrosseti it flh lhi- nrusiic' as 'loan .Si1n7psor7 amd Tom lfnslezl uliiie lug lhem The fact that dancing is a favorite national pastime can not be denied, but the students at Cath- olic High never even attempted to deny the fact. 'Iiheir school year was filled with numerous dances and mixers at which the CHSer's exercised their feet to the tunes of fox trots, jitterbugs, bunny hops, and the more up to date mambos, sambos. and the very popular polkas. The Howdy Hop. sponsored by the seniors, was the initial dance ol' the social season. Next came another hop at Halloween time with the juniors playing hosts. Corpus Christi Youth Club held a Tlaaiiksgiving Formal and at Christmas time Our l.ady's and Christ the King combined youth clubs to put on another formal. The Breathing Spell tools place between semesters. lt was held to raise money to pay for the Christmas YCS paper. The students rounded out the social year with numerous informal get-to-gethers and private par- HCS. ll azlnq of C.H..S 'ers match riunrbers for the next dance ul a sock hop Gaiety ' hi hlighted at mixers. 1 4 if 0 , AUG .dp fwfr!- -gv 'R' fp, 5' lhv 1055 Varivtu Show brought in about 81,800 for the furthrr cquipping of thv qymmisium, Ihvrvliy proving quita' ti SL1CL'L'S.Yf-Lll Umtizrc. 'llhv Show, 4-nwvcd bil luv Palluizrini, fmzturerl sixtc-on acts. The numbers inrluded such show-tmusimsx v.w.rwvtiuls tix danrinq. .st'ntf1'r7c1, and tha' playing of musical in- xtrumerrts. iilorva with .wrvrul rib-tickling skits. Above, giving their rendition of Blur Tail lflul' cttw lJalL'lLl lgcrumwv, Paul lytiqhton. Cxharlrs Gram, twiki' K4-cmtrv. Joe Htiilliulil. liiixtvr rl-lYUf7YdlN. .Vttrtiv l3iirlzv. Chczrlvs Momwt. Jim Kirwarz. and Fil XVorxIr:1, Talent shin in The golu are now qulsf Suxie Sturm and Leilrver Jurrvll imitate a pair of poppy sailors in thuir spriqhtlu little- fltmre. One of the hiahliqhtx of the euening's cntrrtfiinmcnt was thc' Sif7Cll'V7F7 Of Maf' iam llinclzlvu, Kctrvn Hutchim, Alice liczulor. Suziv Dill. 'limi Donovan. and Sfmjg Smifh, Thi- ,wxtette warbled Loser Come liurh In Mc and Be- qin the l3eg1i1irm in fine stule. Page 72 1. hr' fl f .J 1 I w. I f ,.-4 I xl I Q., V I 1 .if l'his group nf .senior girls rw UIASPUI fairy tali-.s of long uqo in ihf'ir NOLU frank in ri Slorqlnoofzf' I gif vi gs, Pi' if 'V N4 -' - r A X 'N s - -fl H, ,Ly 'Sigur l 1 Voice lift hearts to God. Wiz xx The CHS Glee Club, 145 voices strong. had a busy year practicing and singing on many different occasions. Under the direction of Sister Mary David OSB., the Glee Club took part in a fall concert, a music festival, the operetta. the Variety Show. and various other activities. The fall concert in December was dedicated to the Blessed Virgin for the Marian Year and fea- tured Palestrina's beautiful eight-part polyphonic Assumpta Est Maria which the Glee Club sang in six parts. Onf engagement which gave part of the Cilee Club members a chance to sing their hearts and lungs out was the televised appearance of the group singing under Main Streets giant Christmas tree. 'Coldfbut fun. was the verdict of the carolers. who were led by the Rev. Cieorge Kroupa. More caroling was done by the juniors and seniors who visited the various convents and chari- table Catholic institutions in the city spreading good will and cheer. Before they knew it the students were thrown into the first stages of learning the operetta The Chimes of Normandy which consumed most of their time until May. The Gargoyle Music Contest sponsored by St. Gregorys at Shawnee gave individual soloists and ensembles in the Glee Club a chance to perform away from home and gain much experience. ,sf Maru 'lam' Mczhnlzer lhouulvlfully looks over a .selec- tion for ll tomme presentrzlron while Eileen Reub slrzrlies zz rlzlifrctzlf .serlrrnn uml Karen Hutclzins plays fmolher with expert precision. These three qlrls pro- ctirlrd the !1CC'Ol77fJKlV7liI77Cf7l for all the Glee Clrzlfs GC- !lt'z'!z'es lhzvs rfear. ge 7-lr vm Q -I 1 7' 1 p, .4 , . l l cn.. f 1: J, L., I' -v ,, . 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Saint Maria Gorefri, played ba Barbara Kost, beseerhes her murderer, Allcsandro fM1'he Mums! to re' pen! am! mme hack to God. Polly Kwnan. who porlraas SI, Theresa uf AL'1'I1'a. dancas wilh aSpan1'xh fricml. Bar- bara Kost. prvuious to anmnumrmf Iha! .wha plans to vnlvr raliaion Jeanne IJ' Arc. plagf mi bu Shrrlwf Anon, trims Io 4'fll'lL'IV7CL' Ihr Kina of l'.ftIV7L'i', Gar- ald Alwl. fha! xhv IS lrulg from Cod. The area! xrnnvr, Mary .Va11c1'alr'n0. porlraavd hu vludu Mcffarlha. admz'rc'.w hersvlf as shr- prrparvs to malzv rmolhrr mn- QLIQSI. a 3 1 I Y 1 E X 1 x ear ' K Queen? Players PFSSSM plays Q I Q 'ffm' IVLI .:r'.w.m.:. pndaufzvm nf' lin' mm wax , lin- fjmw' X !'fL:z..:X !V!a'xUV?fnlf!U77 uf C'hvupa'r' - Q lim Ili- livin' In Um' num' RXNIH' ',l'LIV7i'm'S .I-h17l7'l7M,! .zfxl 1.111 Qi 'lhm f,L1LL!f7w? .xrv w:v,r1JmH IV' Zh. 111' .uv z'evww!L1r7I 4 Hn-1 l mlm v M 'w'w.'I7t: li. 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Onc of the most important of thcsc coun- cils was thc dcancry-wiclc affiliation of the parish vouth clubs. .loc McfVlann ol' Christ thc King par- ish and Mac iX'lZ1gLllI'C0l-Culll' l.acly's lcd thc ncw or- ganization as president and vice-prcsidcnt, rcspccs tivt-lv. and untlci' tht- auspiccs ol' this affiliation tht- youth clubs bcgan to untlcrtakc organized activities in conncction with thc statc YCS. Ciiving Catholic lligh r+:pt'cscntation in thc city youth affiliation of thc National Council of Chrisf tians .intl .lcws was David lit-lscy. and rcprcscnting Cl lS at various junior salicty Councils ov-:r thc city www .lohn Nachcr. l'Dan Cawthon. Bill l.t'ig1hton. lioscinarx' Penn. and Carol Klclicnna. ln the world of music. John Pctcr Stcin. and Klart' .lanc fNlaliiiltcr hcltl t'xcct1tix'c positions in various clubs in' thc citv. .lohn was prcsiclcnt of thc Junior Xlusic Club .intl Xlary Jani' hccanic trcasurcr ol thc Junior Xlacliowcll Club. 'liom Xlurphx' and larry Shaw took positions as city councilnicn and county court clcrlc rcspccf tivcly, during thc annual l7atht'i' and SonXVcck dur- ing Novcnihcr, and tcn oi' thc scnior boys tourttd oil conipanics all on-r thc city in thcii' positions as oils mcn for a day '. Ciruczintz thc front flrotzntis of lht' .slulv I ll p it of are FIISX Junior Rof ' lurntn rt't'!t't1c11cs 'v' Y f Q , if s lhtfu nrt' Civorqe .LU I X .lIt'fNl1JJl't'U, Iii!! F 5+ I.l'I-UIYHJI7, .loc Mt'- Munn. Gerald flhul, John Stain, and Drtrtitf Kctlscftf. 2 lligc R a H 55 ff L J X, 1 fx-Xa X -can John l.urlnin. John .N'tn'hrr, Torn Murphu, Gary Fossett, HWY JPFVLJ SlL'1iCl3 stop for iz minute in front of CHS hvforc It'LlL'IV7tl to Inlet' purl in .suth ciwt t1l'l'u1'r.s as thv Xufwltf C'our7C1'l, Oifmun for at Dau. und lftzthvr and Son Dau, 71 K 9' N11 as :IU4 JIU4 QU Mary S crowned May Queen --.,. Page 84 -in-, -4 Cczule Taylor crouns Many as Ihr :wen of Mau aaaznsl a Lundhloun bacharound nl qreeneru and lIou,ers The Crmunml xlufue of Our Iadu lv SLlff0llf7dCd hu her Lour! ROQEVVIIIFU Perm who ful lhc AL! of fsoruecra 'mn Gaule laulor who crammed the Statue Iourse Yfeelmarv and Warlha fugalv attmdanfs Karen Arch ard who rarmd Ne bouryuvr of floneri and Goal Luras mhz CL rrzed the rroun x X -4 QR 0 Q , ' ' ' v . , Q A ' 1 V 1 - ' W : ' 7 ' ' V - V ' g ' . 1-,,,T , l ..-, . ,, , , A My . P f---e 5 .I ....- .-..- . ii' h W . -. me . . 3 15' ' -7 If ' Q , I E . I Q u K I V r 1 Y U - v I ' 4 I s. ' , ' ' r - . ' ' 1 L ' . . ., ' r 1 h ' . , xr Z Y ' ?,,,?,,......1., . . L 3 A may f H -. ...F W - H , ,V .. I 5 , XX. 1 , .I . . N Y Z 1 T 5 , 6 , R I rx . 1 ' 'N , N I 4 AL . s, x r ' . 1 . J .A ' .-. . - : W y f . . ,4 ' P , 1 ' ., 1 x 'Y . -. P -, ,V X . 'ff' a 5 S , . ' ,. , i ,' . 'Z I' L -34 .':,-'fy' fl- -, ,. S 1 ,,.' ,L ' -- ' ' ' . '-. ' ff' A '. sh ,' 4 ' - ' f .Q X? ' - 9 N A 5 1 i It 4 3 , , r f ' V O Q . J ' 1 'ix QRWMQX XF? QV QRS Q:-J W4 W II: ,fx XJ -SJ-' .Sy Following Christmas and Easter are the seasons of Epiphany and Pentecost. lt is during these periods that we put the fruits of the whole church year into action. We have prepared for Christ and have followed His life through the Church year, and now we reap the benefits we have gained from His example and integrate them into our lives. And so it is in our school life. For four years we study and pre- pare, and exhibit our talents to some degree. After this, however, we leave highschool to enter a new phase of life where we put the benefits of our education to use. lt is by instilling these effects into our lives that we become ready to meet our challenge. the challenge of the next fifty years. l ,3 X Qruifirw .1 1 Ui.. . . .W I., . .3 Av' ,f LT, iii 1 f 1 ,,. at S-ff A ,Q ' -'Y' . ,an , b ,il vs, -' - ...Q- 5542- T n . 5 ' J ,- Q7-3:-.6 gZ'f ',:.Qf ,........ -. 5 in ,. fhv vwrvfu N 'ff Hn' llrwmz' Xfufutll rm Nm puml' urn, mzlufl. phvm' Nufufv, Kuff! XX'fffV..1L:I Sf1.'l1fD::'I. ph-ru' i'3m,fcl, .Xlurzf IQIRIIYLIW K-uzrmf, um! lm U. W.u'r mu'..':rn1 lkmzzf HUM w'..1..w', Nz:-.:f'f,1m 1' SIRI- fhnrm Khm- gvvr' Mlm SzL':14f1.rvJc' lhzfmral Hur hm. liuzm' Yurlcrrfc .Umm IQHUIY liurrxf 'l'lm'w.1 limwwr. M4117 XHIV17 vw' ,U.IJ':, N r':' fmwf Iz: 171. 1w.wzfwr. rf' .'n.mfc um, Ummm Kwf. lhL1'f':f lJ::v r1x K.1!fw!.wrv .xlLHTft'll mul I 'ffl Un' K . . JH.-f 5 Y -.-.-. IANA ll ,M Scholarship Tops m prwtrf mlm! ul FHS are thv win- num ul fha miata Cfalhulzf IJuuqh10r'.s l'o0f lm Cformnxl, Marcy I.oL11xv Dallul. fits! plan: lwhn .'xf.H7t7lL'!CY. lhifff plfzcvq and Ann ,Xluxfvnn svumzl plcluh .V Pi. .. 4 , N...- rewarded. lmm 41LL'ur.I wzrwrwzw, luun SL1rnp.xwr7. who 1uu1L'u4f nl Yzzmmu f un: l.uuJu uLL'L1r'rI', ami Marry Film? Iimru. Almmex lJUlll77CllL'F, Don- 1711 Kwl. um! l'ulr:m1 VIQIIUITYVIVSUI7, who rr'- L4'lL'L'lf .Uu.x11m1 KKLHTY lllillfvi' tlLL'AlInfS. pcm' INI' thu VHS A'llI7YL'I'lI. -.' . up- I s 's Z .1 . Y I .Um7.'u'1's uf Ilr. llwrmr Smzrla, mv Ihzs fN1L14' uw, mrlmf liz!! Iuulvlwv, Iohrr .'V:r7- 1 O A E rwL'1'r',' IMI lizwzwr. .Uuru fum .Uz1hr1l:ur. ' 'R , . .Yumzf llfl UIRI. Nl7l1'1n'll :h!ur7. ami Rvw- . -, Q. , ' 4 ' J I7Pl1I'U l'.-mv: .sI.11nizmr. .wulrvlv .Uwnmm M .. Y I . . x Q ' ' lfvuzw .9fuIrvu:r7. llurzl lm: .Uufm:nf1, . ' . 3 A ' :hm Iffm Imax, ,lam Wufurnxzru. Judy! 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I 4 fu H41 ' 'A Umg. lxflum lfpm' mm' '.! nun, rv. !7Pll I I, Jw' . Xufmzml zu 1'up1'rwnI lim' M hmm! Ibis L '5'f , Q School servic 's recogni ed h r 5101 ' wk-x v 'L ff. LEX fi, - X r 4 . - D Y 1 ' A ' 1 1 .-.-' . ' Q ,,,:. --ff s 'l If Llfa - ,' KQMQ-L l v Qs xxx? I v- 1 -.- ' ' A. l . E ' 'V' . A15 1:, A Q ' ,X ,., . - Q. iz, - I ni sn ,rf fy ,Q-Q A I Q Q '-:.: 'f - 'Q wang P' ' I P JW' 'sr' .1 eg ,. 'M -- ' 5 6-I U 1 ' . 4 '.' - 1 -53-5 ffm - '-- Q 1 I. QQ' .s ' W---.ff- ': - :!5 5 - - - Q ' ' V -' A-'vf A a .lf 5 ' 5 -5.5-6 ' ,, . Ga' V 3 ' '- W tfxi 'ff 'fig , -' 301' D Fl . 4 ' 5 ' ' ' Qusii U Q X-. 1' 1 , 9 Q Q Q l 0 ji! - .. 'aa S-1 9 W ig Q! - - d In ' 9 4 h f 7.1 gh' pf, Hi ' ! 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Lon a lllflfl auarzl and zapzmy au ard J Iohr' also took part rr' thf X arzetmx -'Jr 49 HIII N IOLISE SfEI:I VI XV Ioum 1!'fIlUI'7ItI' ol Ur ana' 'Urs J X Smln an lL ax Imp! busq ax a mem fur or 1h1 Iazm Honor Soczetu I PI If ., 1 n I p 1r1 L X T 1 C XVII W XIQII ILXY C 111 1I1111ahf1r mr Urs Yom U 111Ior 1 Iupf bu ll as LI nv m 1 1 4 CI1 Ll anl Ialzr' Ilorvo F mtvxf alar H11 1 1 -1 UNI boo 1711170 arl rw pl In C 1on Ulu , We may rradzq I Ill' aurfruzfs Page 108 MARTHA ANN TUCGLE Martha daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl fuaale It.sted as her actzutttes Itpflub I 734 andCleClub4 Sht uas eltrted homeroom str 7 and thetrleader 3 The took part tn the Vartetu Show 3 4 and plared second tn tht Babu Contest 4 Martha plans to be an atrltne hos ess IIAN ANN XVFSTLRMAN lean dauahterot' Wr and Mrs C C U esterman u as tt membtr of the Pep Club I 7 34 Iattn Honor Sortetu I 7 Honor ioctetu I 3 4 Qutll and Yr oll 34 Jueens Platters 4 Chr Rhoan start 3 edttor 4 The placed tn an essau contest 3 and tn a nattonal short storu contest 4 and reach CARY ILL WAI KER Cart, son of Urs Ioan Walker dur :na hrs three uears at Catholzr Htah plaued baseball 3 4 and football 4 He also busted htmself as a member ot the Crea Club 4 and Iettermens Club 4 Caru was a reporter for the Ch: Rhoan and representattue of Our Iadu s Youth Club 4 'T' miwi FRED D WOIYLHEK Ired son of Mr and Mrs I' E Hlottchek was qutte arttte tn sports He plaued basketball I 7 3 4 base balll 7 3 4 and trark 3 4 Ired took part tn Vartettes 3 and uas a member of Chrtst the Ktna Youth Club 3 4 Iettermen s Club 4 Queen s P'ayer5 34 ZIUKICTC 34 l JUI IAVVF WEI99 Iultt dauahter of Mrs T IC XVetss fame to Catholzc Htah tn her sentor uear and was an acttue member ot' the Pep Club 4 Glee Club 4 Retreat Club 4 Queen s Plauers 4 and Chrtst the Ixtna Youth Club 3 4 Iulze has hopes of becomtna an atrltne hostess after she Graduates FDNA MARIE YVOVFK Idna dauahter of Mr and Mrs Fred Yponek busted herself Luth Pep Club I 7 3 4 YC 9 and Iatzn Honor Soczetu I 7 Her short storu was sent to TOD AY and she uon tupma auards 3 I'dna was C Y VC vue pres I Cht Rhoan reporter 3 bust ness n ar 4 and tn X arzetzes 4 indigent Q We eemmeme ezfe Keg lzirley t hut houn ID tht r rx stt o ot thls hook 1 through hxrd work md dLlnfI'T1lH'1IlOI1 tht stucitnts hut htm st ttti for numtrous uonors md you In s IOYQ nxt hwrm IN rurts of thtlr txulxt xtlrs oi sthoolmq hx ru hlnq tht pomt ot gruiultron gimp tht thltt um of lrft 15 to ittlm turllstmq hlpplmss xxllh posrtlom m thls world but an lst na, r ntlts IITLII' posltlon IH tttrmtx t of Cathollt Hxghs studtnts Ru Shmrltx t d thus x r md thus rmptd tht fmil fruxtlon of his hft RN chtci on Dtcnmhtr f 1974 md through hls dtlth gut h1s ttllow studtnts 1 ltsson IU COLIYIQL IH prtplrmg for hnxtn for ht with Cod ue our flml fruxtxon Wife he W1 flu ehezllelege AQ- , H.. , 3 XV' L S ' ' ' V uitio NAI1 n ' A row, 7 S - K y - ' L ' ' . X K -. .1 on lcc' V ' il K I ' lux-n' . l. i ' lt God in hcavcn, however. thc students must work not onlv for goals and ' ' ' ' , tl mt' Ihjhl 'clu 'ish' for Un' Q 4 5 ' .. . ' Q A hc jca I L x A X 1 I ia. Vx . : 4 -K' V' 1 I. A n Q 0 Pa. ' U Ihn Cux thou im ITKX UTI L IXLI X 1111 1 I In d mntou n The Center of Yearbook Craftsmanshlp QEMCO COLOR PRESS INC 1 II1IT'd Street Okhhoma Cxty Oklahoma ll 'm 'rudmm nl I f'r Q'-I K' I ' ' I- - -V CIII RIICJ editor . ,. ' . I 'I'-' .IMI d-1' 'A the final rem'- Iwuk wpx to the primers, SIQNICO COLOR IRISSS, INC., ' I ' ' OIXLI Ill. City. 120 NurlI1wvs H I ' HL S'l1. -r I 11 r .Min efgflg if l'0Cel'g IOO PER CENT SELF SERVICE 715 N, WT 50TH TELEPHONE 8-9313 90 if X csc 1 onstructnon t PRESCRIPTIONS 34'ru E CLASSEN OKLAHOMA CITY6 OKLA PHONE JA 8 5588 OKLAHOMA CITY ll35N W KLAHDMA Walter Duncan OKLAHOMA JI I HOTEL! Page lI2 IU 011 Propertles 2212 Fnst National Bulldm Oklahoma C191 Oklahoma Complumems of Dead Shot Chemlcul Company Termlte 8. Pest Control Harold Schnorrenberg Mgr gin: o J frm ina Zfoffau P II C .- , ' Ca. 6 -i iii iii ,, gl 9 qi .VTQ...: Builders of Quali y Homes . .58 U - ' H9233 W ,aff5?wa CN y V9 I ' I I V W4 . . WHEQE CYIUWYESY VHEAYEQ IYS IMIVN JVfLfl3lAE . ' - - . .1 A v A 8 , ' EL - ' f W ' ' . I 2 I 5 5 4 1 .I Ei JE Z: . 1 Y : H 'I ' , : f. 1 1 L -I ' , ,fn-qt, M , --z , 2 f, gi-f 'I ' 0 K L A H O M A C I T Y I ' This is the Oklahoma City Gateway tothe Turner Turnpike, a four- lane, 88-mile long, Roadway- built entirely of Asphaltic Con- crete, America's smoothest and most successful highway material. We are proud to have participated in its construction. llllTlllll'llLlTll l'llllli Llllll'lM Inc A J KAVANAUGH President ni I ull mil It lfln D1 zrzncc' You are always welcome at CAF TERIA MQ c9d75x!dEwg,52m,,,e 319 Northwest 25rd Street 31st and N May Avenue Lllt Eel DAIRIES OKLAHOMA CITY .2f.2.2!lf W 7en!!n 7ebpf1one Zifuddoa .3 3321 KAMPS BRGS GRQCERY A Complete Food Market and Bakery 131016 NW 25th Street JA 4 225l Oklahoma City 6 Okla ST THOMAS Moms BOOK STALL 1 v ' 7 Y 1 V l . 1 L . Q . A . , Di f 1111 wifi' 'az vim' 5 1 5 'i' . ' ' Q ! . ' n U . Hilfe' num who zimwr los! his bead 5 but min-, and for 4 mod cause ' . . 'X K - . Q sv. thomas more, m vy , X fbeheaded iu , 1 - 'N ai 1. ly6l Pg ll? RAY F. TE ER DFCUURSEY FHILK CU. STOCKYARDS Pnane JA 8-2124 HYER COWBOY BOOTS 23rd and N. Kelly STETSQN HATS AN INDEPENDENT COMPANY WESTERN WEAR 1 X 4 WI' UW Phone RE 6 5012 Viv! Our Dairy Bur Gaaunif Gwcwuf 62 1442vm4uaf 1727 N W 16 We gave S 81 H Green Stamps Double Green Stamps Each Wednesday Complzmenfs 0 JOHN LEE DANCE STUDIO 5114 N SHARTEL your cooking skull L NU you cook N N Viwen Eff M4 Vrfq fj L UUE L feonwlfll 1 f i i K G LAN' k Av0 w snr: Q I Qu: iv yw' Xi f XJ y OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Serving Dependable Elutumy Smn 1902 I II4 ,Af V11 V ffm ..... Af 1' of . ' f W . ,E 1 SX i.5Z?E:TXs ,N ,XVI Y 0 9 ,W ROHM' M., Q L kykrfj ,M 'LM up-ap, 11.5 W Q X ry L KJ ,, X A bf XXX! 15,61 'va ,Mi fqffi A Elf-XJ M31 A fioaljb X X f 2 X ,M f X E Adil! Rfk f X 'EXPO X f A 1 W f f New Q g X fit U3 'eg , - ff I ks f-I Alf' 5 IN 2 of A 6. - 'P A095 f ' 'aff ' , IJ. C Qfzgcguinnis Qjniical PLASTIC COOLER R R Ryan CO11S1Z Co for Picnics and Parties Keeps Coca-Cola ioe cold- PAVING CONTRACTORS keeps food fresh for hours. Ideal for entertaining Oklahoma Cnty Okla at home. Perfect for 4 traveling. I 3 111 5 ur M in Howcm ,gag , . -V W- Yi 'ylvd ,,,.,.l E ru,,,.,,1.4 n ' - A ' w. 'V SMRITVII-H M KIERNK IFUHXHEIRAIL CIHPXIPIEI 1401 N. W. 23 PHONE JA Funeral Arrangement! Handled Bly: ,IOE C. KERNKE RALPH H. SMI MRS. LYDIA T. McATEE QL., Qin... of f7..,1.f., OPTICIANS OPHTHALMIC DISPENSERS 116 WEST MAIN NEXT DOOR EAST OF CRITERION THEATER OKLAHOMA CITY ml--l DON F M GINNIS LETITIA M. MCGINNIS Page H5 CONNIE'S PRESCRIPTION SHOP WHERE PHARMACY is A PROFESSIONH City-wide Delivery and Drive-in Window Service Surgical Garments and Supports Four Convenient Locations C. J. CONNIE MASTERSON, President 04654441114 the J 7m 704164 H ll mi n ,M - U V I Q - -. f -.. K i f f., att' ' !g' :Es1::F ' . :-:-. .----' 5 - A 4 - ,v. I L , , h , .... . ,,-.','.- ,I , ,ffl ..l.:,',' '.'.j,..-A - 3 ,1,:.1.',.,AAf'...-.xflzqxz N'4-K- V ' X' ' -1. -ff- .'. If 1KR'K.X'Q:-Q ,Q 1 ,l ,I-.Y JK cxxl, 4 1-C fi t ..,. .19-,,,....l,..-.4. f-- fi .11-I, Hl f,,1f-,,,,... N f..I., ,i 1 ,fy f.... N ,K V ,l ' V' -' xg, acl - n I 'yi lin-'si 'p V i ,I 5 . A zox 12191421 I3Q,1,,A8ASS -v--wa'- -T .-17-A BACI-ll-E'S COlVll'ANY AUTHORIZED HAMILTON BEACH SERVICE STATION Compliments of ZZ ELECTRIC MOTORS REWOUND-REPAIRED--REBUILT Telellhone JA 4-2666 0 2410 North Robinson Sterling Cleaners Cleaners for Particular People 2124 N.W. 39th St. Phone JA 8-l387 Oklahoma City 6, Okla. OKLAHOMA CITY Page 116 Read Times for Teens Every Wednesday i THE TIMES wig: Si Best Wishes to Catholic High CHARCOAL BROILED ,ROM STEAKS SEA FOOD Connelly Construction Co. Concrete and Asphalt 23RD 8- N. WESTERN 1624 W. Grand Phone RE 6-7982 OTOR HOTEL SALES SERVICE Compl me Ts of MEADOW GOLD gfkreddiafzea MIK CREAM F 0 R D Meadow Gold Dzury 200 SOUTH HARVEY CE 2 7I7I T Norman s Food Store GROCERIES MEATS JA874IO 2127 NW 39 St OKLAHOMA CITY I I I I rm 3Io N. Westerrw, Oklahoma City 5 - . . f PACE M and M PETROLEUM COMPANY DRILLI G OI' OI' 3121011 HC C p l503 Fnrst Natl Bldg l503 Fnrst Natl Bldg Oklahoma Cnty H ' 'I Oklahoma Cnty Q.: J rv:- CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTERS The World s Best nn Low Cost To Scho-olanEcl5OllllBlll?nTo Play J See the New Shaft Drnve Cushman Truckster Ideal for Lnght Haulnng Easy Payment Plan CONTRACTOR Panntnng and Decoratnng Ed s Cushman Motor Sales ,204 N W and 5, JA 42143 'I736 LINWOOD BLVD RE-0231 Ed Schnenler owner Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma O l-n as L gest Selec o o F C pe For Expert Fnttnng Vnsnt Harrold s Shoe Store 1618 Northwest 23 Phone JA 4 8142 fealurlng 2 d I. N Hudson boys and gnrls shoes s. c my 2519 NW 23rd S' HI 25 1 s nn nn f SOD from CRADLE TO COLLEGE . smckyud cny Hoo S Awww Page nts Qi? M: . . I V ng, Q ,, . I , C . . ,W-,Y . I.f , . I -n I . 5654 Q .V . I fl l . , I ,A V , I 5 nl , n . 'Ar is . 1 Q-' '.1 , --,. - W . -'J 'Y r. ' 3 .- X n . . me . N , -. - : . , , 'Y' .. '- ., ,, -' ' '- in . v 'vQ , . . U I I . . . 9 I I kla om' ar ti n u , f urniture, Appliances 8- ar tingl 5 0 Downtown- n . ' ' ' ' Town ou r - . . . ,, ,, ' Clpi ol il- 2 . o in f-x 0 LIIL IR IH NC f YSL AIRTEMP amd? I vans wfst MAIN gg 2 M INSURANCE AGENCY Acmsf Eff UW g 6 7616 COMMERCE EXCHANGE BUILDING ORIAHOMA CITY 2 OKLAHOMA 9 6 NORI1 PENNSYLVANIA OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CE Q 3620 ours. B MAR I xxuml 1 rc It s not what you have but what you do wnth what you have that Counts In the end CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES from L. L. ROBINSON and THE EMPLOYEES of the OKLAHOMA DISTRIBUTING CO. Distributors of SCHLITZ THE BEER THAT MADE MILWAUKEE FAMOUS Page 110 ,Gm 1 N. if -1 , E .,. ,, , fy .W jf Ant nymv -',.. bmlzl 1 I lx I ein' -fl Em-. X 1.1 ' ' A ,WRX E -f-' E xxx Ltlrnv-DJJ I N-..,.f.-2 A, f- -is I l . I 4 N 1 v A A 1 Q ol I fo' MQ M y g i -lm I I f , y- Y U U CO. If f RE ern . I ' r ' I ' . 1 N ED ' 5 A A um I CALL THE HOUSE DOCTOR ' He Builds li ., ' He Remodels Q.. . my X ' He Repanrs R161 ' He Converts Reasonable Rates Budget Terms Arranged amy Lumber D l XVISI ll S Capllal nm Yard ME 83324 5 NIORS Ol l ' l6lh 8. Bway Yard CE 2 6'l2l 4 5 w ll 49557 'mhz- Mr and Mrs ? E4 Li 4 4 Fred Woltchek SWICK EENERATUQ SERVHZE WE SPE IALDZE IN IJENERAT R TARTERS CAPBLJRETQQE VOLTAGE REU JLATURS BUNDED BRAKE SHOES Sc V E5 Dr HQIQLHURS U A N F. CJKLAHD 1A CITY DKLA Wffwwffff of QUALITY BUILDING SPECIALTIES .lf Nu Glo e Glaz ng Co pound F Us All Screen Door G lles 551:00 en- L9 QS Pa c l7O 5,2 Kal X G ,A 'Sf Nu Ar? House Nu bers d Letters 475. Nu Call: Speed Loads Nu efal Weather Str p N Art Mould g a d Tr Z Made right here nn your own home town, and sold nahonally by all hardware and lumber dealers' MACKLANBURG DUNCAN OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA W ' ' TU 'fl 'lf - - - , 515 Q f Q Si! I Tuusn., Dnu.A. - I . rw S . Q an i - P,-raw: - - I' 5 I U l I 5.151-Z...3..,-., N. QT' gflh - A V - . 'X 'A 3,5955 .- 2 P une JAux5oN -.. 3 '-. I ll' J .1- Sim ., ' ' , n '1.1 '. f- Terai-rf' 5 4 Q .I C ' ' ig 5 - E , - 3' 131 -ISIC . '. 23 N , . D C f I 3 5: ' 5 .M ' 3 2 Q Ig' gg 1 , : Ugg' if L: , I - , Q 3 1 Q 1 X:--f 3 fs 3 If V .ffl - I I ' I m ., . Q j y u m m I n I i 5 E ' 2 lll E ' 1 1 1-L.w f 5721 'ff I fl- sl I llll P' : 5:4 : Q l . 331' . i - - u-A I Z in , ri ' ' n im V f f X f fy opml' U lx al gl .u 'c -I A - x NG l 2 .. l ' cr , Miss Suzy Sturm Cordiolly Invites you ond your folks to drop in ot her Pop's stores . . . where you'II find fomous bronds ond the best in foshion of reosonoble prices. NORMAN UPTOWN DOWNTOWN 767 Asp. St. 503 NW 23rd 306 W. MAIN COMPLIMYENTS OF j. A. HEENAN Best Wishes from M492 Qfzusf walfet 72asl1e'1.f Go. - G70nS'Y1lCIl0n QOY Y'llCIOY'l t-' ' 16 Northeast 27th Street OKLAHOMA CITY 5, OKLAHOMA sun, 5 X 19 W :nm-V Pagc 1 2 l 17 XTRDNS ,muah hmmm Nlr andlvlrs R V1 Qtem l eps1 Cola Bottltne Co IACUL l'Y Bxshop McC1u1nness 2 if tr Howell 13 62 fa Ststtr Vlary Nler edex R S M 14 Mr Nlltthtws 0 Slsttr 81ster Stster Stster 81ster 81ster Qtster Custer S t r S1ster Stster itster C ach Mary Gcrlldtnt R S M 14 Xlarx XX1lmttt RSM Nlary Tarctstus R S 'V1 15 Nlarx Andrea R 5 Nl 15 om 1 htrest S 17 o1n1ta 817 lmmnulmta O 8 B lf ary Day 1d O S B 7 1r1t Re IS O P I Btntgna leresa C 8 1ahr1tl Ad PP S 18 B111 Appr 19 58 6 rs l t er Nlrs Clcnn 70 'Vlr 1nd 'Xlrs Yyonek 20 Coach George Walpole 58 lR1SH'V1l.N Alexmdcr Ctrolt 25 Alexander Carroll 25 67 Amend ludtth 25 Andtrson Jemnette 25 Antonellx Antonette Babnk Geneueye 75 Bchle Bonme 75 27 01 Balkenbush Judy 26 Barr Jmnell 76 Bohnenhlust Rostnwry 1sm1tr ltrry 76 Brewster Juln Ann 26 Brtece J1n1c 26 Brown Bohlne Ann 26 91 Broun x31!'V Ann 26 Buclceleyy Ronald 76 63 rroyxs Clark 75 6 Cxrel l1mm1 76 Cowden 1 arry 76 Ct ry1n D1y1d 27 furxtn Suellen 27 D11 11 Ctbrtal 27 D1y1s Robert 27 63 Dll VlC1Of13 27 Dumas B xerly 27 90 lallaschelt Helen 27 Ferguson Annettt 27 lossett Ronnte 77 59 3 osttr M1rc1a 7 Fowler Barbara Ann 27 l rank Donna 7 16d er Paul 67 Gales l71tr1c1a 77 GIPPX C71ther1ne 7 Gtrnson l71tr1c11 77 Gerth l7dg1r 28 C1holson D1y1d 28 G11 n Pamela 28 Coff Carolyn 28 Cure 81ndr1 75 28 C1r1y Wendell 28 C rulwh l31lly H er lmclue 8 H1nnem1n George 17136 Index Hclbmg Mmry K 8 gerty Mtlxe 78 Hood C1erm11ny 28 llttdgens Qtndra 78 Huggtns M1ke 28 Hughes Pat 28 lultson Gvxenetta 28 lx11ser Donna 25 28 lxapraun Donald 78 Keel Ronn1e 8 lxtenan M1ehael 7t' 28 lxe nan l71tr1c1a 78 y lxay Keyser 1-l1nor 78 Kng James 78 63 68 1 P1111 A Kremer lxaren 9 aron ludy 79 askoyyslu ludy L CN luberts lx nneth 9 63 1 as Qusanne 9 uetkemeyer Rnhard 29 63 Maddox An1ta 29 Vlagurrt Tony 9 'Vlanley Kathleen 79 90 Nhnntng, Rtta 79 1yf1eld l ry 7 McCarthy Dtntse 28 29 N1cC1rthy D1ane 31 V1 xox XV1rren 30 31 'Vl 1u1rt lxmes 31 59 63 McGu1re lohn P1tr1ck 31 V1 enna Pat 31 te Rltlllfil 31 MCIICYC M1rtha 31 1 er 'Vllry Fll7 MIOW Clorn 31 33 Nlodtsto l'dna 31 'Vlonnot Mary 8u71nne 31 82 Xorgan 'Vltchele 77 31 91 nrrls Ph1l1p A ynatt 'Vlax 31 Naeher M ke 31 Nashert Ann 31 1 trlt Harold 1C el lt oy Nwyey N'11r1e 31 ODonnell Margue Ann 30 3 OMeara 'Vlary lC1l Sharon 31 87 nnell A 111 shl oyce Phommx Robert 31 PIC ett Clorn 31 Posty Thomas 31 Pyttmxer lmes 78 31 17r11t Vlarearet 31 l7r1te Dorothy 31 17 unr Kathleen 31 l7urser M1ch1el 32 Dtxtnnttt 8h1ron Rohrhach Charlotte 6 3 Royston Yorma 32 Qanders Thomas 32 59 63 1nord 1 1' old 32 8111 hle Rosemary 37 ner Shirley l 8chm1tt Fred 37 m1tt 1n 1 llaroldl Sheer Schott J hn 32 68 ers tmmy 37 ' S xyy Judy 3 S1Q,L1' Judy 32 Stmpson Peggy 32 Smtth Jtmmy 32 Sptrltman Mmrsha 32 8 rehe Stella 32 33 b Cctl 32 SXV1K'C7Y1'1Sk1 John 37 'lerry Carolyn 3 lhomas Dayld 32 59 3 lhompson Patr1c1a 32 3 ltmmons Ruth Ann 33 lumson Betty 33 Walker Jams 33 XX all Mary Constance Vvest 8haron 33 Wtlkowskt John 33 W1 1ams Robert 1 33 Vnp Bob 33 63 Vy1ng,f1eld Mary 33 Woslegel Katte 33 90 Woolley PIFICK 33 63 Woolley Rodney 33 Workman Barbara Ann 33 Ztnk M1chael 30 33 7 63 9 0 SOPHOMORES IXf11'IOW1C7 Johnny 34 90 Alexander John 34 66 67 69 Beaym Mchael 34 63 Berg John 34 37 Berry Mary Ellen 34 90 91 Berumen Dyld 34 72 76 Boston larry 34 Brandt Mary Ann 34 Buchanan James 35 Burke Martxn 35 72 13urtsch1 James 35 Busyaell Joseph 35 Corbett P 35 Cru7 Lu1s 35 Daw Nancy 35 36 ong Nancy 35 9 lerguson Ja lx 35 ltuerborn JoAnne 35 ank ludy 5 Cordon Charlene 35 36 Gay Ch1rles 35 72 Hambrtcln Hester 35 36 l ny Paul 35 rrtngton Jm 36 63 67 6 Harlem Chr1st1ne 36 l1rk1n Mtke 36 le derle Mary 36 llmmg Marsha 36 Hood Regma 36 Hubbard Mary Altce 36 Hudson Mary l1l11an 36 lluggms Barbara 36 lrtnc rell 1 ner 34 36 J FVIS Bll 36 Ke Dnna 36 90 91 Kelley Marg1e 37 rw1n Jtm 37 hton Paul 37 59 6 72 lewts Sandra 37 l1nehan Pat 36 I I. 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