Capitol Hill High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1943 volume:

I Qt itftn 174 YA' tg' Q, Q, ' 't, ff if f Wt,+, any 4' 'f in ae 'FS Summoned by 0 supreme ond con fudent power Thor makes our sleeping courage like O blow We ruse half shaken To the Cho Iengmg hour And cmswer at cmd go Ben Vassar Marshall Anderson Harold Nance Lavell Wrlght La Verne Helpmgshne Furman Fax Q K K 1 if 1 L afj If I i iw f YV YH -. ..IS J gAPl -. 3 ,L . f ' g A img' , ff 2' JI. xg, Yu IV K , lm :rg l My ' 1 L va 5 'Q X 'f,' sax .gm f x gf . R k sw, . I P I I- 'WH CHHEFTAHN X 3 WMU 'fwfr gi FIRST LT. ALBEHT H. COLE Vice-Principal on military leave To All 'Hmose Lads on Lame! or Sea OT In Hue Air who can-rmed 1CovHw wn+I'17Ll1em Hwe, Spumjr CH HS IS Oume, IS e 0 e 3 decllciixjfed 1 2 Ac + OF Jrh V I cl V jr JI A1-vang + Admm.s+ +1 n In , .Clas5eS MQ' 301' anaz Mons a 1 - ,I Au 4 QIVI L 7 I .JI.J,ff.f Lgf: N ' Q 5, S Po v- 4:9 T,-,W - .,. .A A '71, ,X IVY 'vi ?,n-ls., 'Y P? V. -'Aff WAYNE BRADLEY AS THE T H T. 'K if ,ff ' X' , LY Ffxcmw fb: I I l A f Cwffli ,2 Greetungs and best wushes to all students and graduates ot Caprtol Hull Sensor Hugh School I am sure that you deeply apprecnate the help ful Influence and the noble unspuratuon of the spurut ot thus great hugh school It has been a genuune pleasure to have worked with you your prlnclpal and the members of your excellent faculty May happsness suc cess and the achievement of your fondest ambntuons be the expernences of each and every one of you rfJL,,-wwf f oklohomo c.ry oklahoma X X ' March l7 l9-43 W N y l -ins-il jo f e Qyracluafmg gan 0 1943 As Amerxcans we share the feelnng that benng an Amerucan IS lneffable beautiful noble and sublime Although thrs war wall mean a defunute change of our plans for the future we are ready to meet any force that challenges our right to a contnnuance of the phnlosophy of government establvshed by our forefathers Our foes wlll learn anew the unvnncrble strength of a people unrted to flght for freedom freedom of speech freedom of worshrp freedom from fear and freedom from want whale we agonn know the meanung of Bunker Hell New Orleans Santlago and the Argonne May the graduatnng class of l943 make a renewed pledge to the mlghty natron our heroes have bunlt for us ln memory of the blood of Washengton s men that starned the snow at Valley Forge ln memory of the voice of Patruck Henry crylng Gnve me laberty or gnve me death rn memory of the flylng fnngers of Thomas Jefferson pennlng the Inspired document of our lnberty let us here hrghly resolve to uphold our country ln our llves and defend t wlth our Ilves that we may earn from those who come after us the grotrtude and the honor Prnncupal we gave to those who passed thus way before us CM-W xxx The world us only saved by the breath of school chuldren Upon thus base ot ancnent Talmudnc wusdom we buuld with confndence our hope Never has youth had so clear a vusnon of nts place un the unnversal scheme for the betterment ot manknnd Never has youth shown a greater determlnatlon to have an actlve part In the shaping of destiny The dally evidences of a unnfned purpose to combat evnl and establnsh the greatest good for the greatest number ot people cause us to acknowledge with humuluty and pride that the torch of lnberty as belng taken eagerly unto younger stronger more capable hands Our democratnc concept of a tree compulsory unnver sal education for all children ls abundantly justlfled Z ' I Vrcc Prnncnpal s Xenla Nall Of? C J' 'f 'r'et'c Fult n an Alrnu Leach ' ,'li1 'fE , . ' Q15 Q jim .flu I' . 'W o f ,-' I . ' 1 ., x I inkiyanv ll - - 11 - . I . I . . I U I I I I ' I 1 ' . 'f' I V 'f 1 1 X f f Miss Juanita Bittle English Mrss Zola Lpng Mathematics Mr. Albert Tlllotson Science Miss Lena Washichek English ' ' E- Mr. A. D. Jacobson Track Coach-Phys, Educ, Mass lla Rogers English Mr, Leslie Sayre Industrial Arts ' U- Mrs, Alice Morgan Mr. Clifton Speegle Pre-Flight Football Coach Mrs. R' h Physi IC ert Miss Gladys Fischl GovernmentvHistory Miss Marjorue Terry M'55 Helen B'QQ9f5 Mathematics BIOIOQY Lb ' 'ivfq Q '92 .15- JQ, X is Mr. H G Jones Agnculgufe Mrss Velma Elam Mathematucs Mr. F. A. Kimbrough Science Mr. H. L. Litflefield Woodwork ni 9- i,n wfus. MV. John P K 4' Basketball G Boselgoar Coach 'vari Mrs. Ann Coyner if ' Commercial N Mrs. Christine Fair I hx English 4. Av. ,-. , f . QV-X , yf x Mrs, Adeline Ball 17':?' '-T -f English J VW f O' vs Q! , x Miss Inez C, Ellis Languages Miss Maxine Schlift Shorthand Mrs. Bernice Hurt Commercial Mr. R, J. Cortright Hisfory Miss Dorothy Mayes Art blx Mrs, Bonnie KYOI Bookkeeping Args Wings r .4 5? 'HHN Q- Mrs. Mabel Kincode English Mr, A. E. Phillips Mechanical Drawing Mr. D. F., Cooley El9Cf C'TY Mr. O. V. Houschildt Chorus -nf Mnss Bessre Wrlson 15x Scrence f Mass Blanche Smrth Home Economics Mrs Frances Garlnck Mrs English l 6 '77 'if Lavnnnc Dennls Hrsfory Mrs. Mary Sue Adams Speech Arts Mrs Ruth Koerner English Mrs Thelma Coleman Prunhng Mrs. Clara Smith Chorus , N , X N.: 4 Q. T A Patterson Bond Orchestra Theory Mrss Morquerrte Gospor Lxbronan Mass Sunbeam Dawson Home Econormcs Mrs Ella Moe Blarr Physiology Phys Educahon Miss Nobc French Commerclol Mrss Sara Cohen Englush Mr E A HordY Woodwork Mrs Florence Arnold Home Economics ,195 2 JL H1 v' av- is f' ,J - o ,I FHCES if ,Q . 'x 'I 'F X, ' , ' x f - 'IGP' 17.5 ...Y wif' SEN GRQM nv -'-wdq .ff ,g ff '-iv +G, 'f .. ,A tu x fx ,, , I . , 'if' t L- , wi - lA xr' B 0 .ff . .' r 'f s J 2 1' '. .f 4: 5 A Q 'H D B A , x - ' ' r F4 ftx From left to nght ROW l Evon Davis ROW 2 Robert Paul Brand ROW 3 Earl Henknns Mary Fulks ROW 4 Leota Levench Dale Moller Imogene Wehrhan ROW S Elizabeth Cunningham Betty Burke How ard Coleman Betty Moutray arence McCharen Vlrgmla Harrison LaVerne Wyatt Ira Hamrlton Neva Muller ROW7 L Orna Kung Imogene rroughs Jerry Mclinught Ruth Yarbrough etha Mlnx Bull Bellamy Lah F' 1 cture rn Corner n Juluo Ann Woods From ROW Juanita ROW Swyden, ROW bell Ch ROW Embry. ROW left to right: I---Freeda Carr, Bob Evans, Edna Johnson, Smith, Bill Miller, Sudie Marie Burroughs. 2-R. G. Peck, Betty Jo Horsley, Mary Ann Vernon Wall, Ruth Prlbble. 3-Jockue Sparks, Bob Pool, Eva Lee Comp- arles Payne. 4-Theda Allbright, Harmon Thompson, John 5-Phylistice Fisher, Kenneth Baer. ROW 6-'Gail McCurdy, ROW 7-J. D. Harkins. E7 jg , gan al-. 'l ' K ' ,H 3 E 1 tl Q N 1 ' I 4 I I , 'll ' x N N . , . U . ' ,A 51' 'A ,lex R V :SF , gl ., ,. O A ,J , Av4,' vi! Y R f , 1' 'X f . H ,Q ' 41. 1 914 l.tr ' ,B B 3 .5 W , -1,3 -e 5' 1 Q z, 2, if ' x ' . , G g l i sn S e I F an V3 Q . jf - i X, Q .'1'l 7 A 4' wi . s i f - ,if ' 4. f . A x YA, , Hs. 1 Kg: g ks' -X, X. as Q It , 6 fe 93 I 'yfu A , i . -1, ,L 1 M .rl ee v . ir K JMU ' f I - l Reading from right to left: ROW l -Jewell Rcnkins. ROW 2-Keith Hinshaw, Peggy Grimes. ROW 3-Roy Lee Whitten, Mildren Ritchie, Zelma Lester. ROW 4sAnna Jane Paden, Leo Kaiser, Betty Jocks, Torn Gibson. ROW Sf-Helen Novak, Charles Grody, Thresa Fur- gison, Billie Lee Honor, Lawrence Thomas. ROW 6gJecin Jones, lllene Klutts, June Bonto, Jennie Beth Lawson, Calvin Stephens, Jacquline Soak. Reading from left to right: ROW l-Jock Farris, Louise Kees, Wayne Bradley, Mary Jon Johnson, Phyllis Hardin, Jim Patterson. ROW 2-Delilah Sampson, Dorothy Bell, Harold Dillon, Theda Williams, Shermon Strance. ROW 3-Weldon Cox, Maxine Allison, Ivan Loy- ton, Helen Tener, ROW 4-lrmalee Botty, Estelle Young, Kenneth Thomas. ROW 5-Virginia Spencer, Charles E. Wells. ROW 6-Richard Moore. 6 11,1 54:-Zjifxv gf,ZL,0YYL4-'El '61 .tl . 'hx' . My K 'mia J . W A n v. any gs g Q - ,Q s..i,i'i? it 9 -A 5 A-19: Ax 1 Y In iw- W X X ,vi X QQ! im I 4?-W M fum I ryfyw 0, -t Reacirng from left to rlght ROW ROW ROW ROW Neal Thomas Scott Alberta Srnlth Adrian Kelly Forth Blew s Charles Sullnvan Oe ROW 5 KUVWUCTVW UDD Dorothy Ralgcrs Wanda Carson Marcella Johnson ROW Bow Harrn on Ga ys Mrlls Betty ou Scott Alvin Salusbury Dorothy Stagg ROW 7 Euman Evans Charlene Clrngan Kenneth Pryor Dorothy Whute Dale Langley Jean Senft Pvctare In Corner Don Reynolds -'t Wanda Woods vw YQ -Q, Readmg from left to rlght ROW T Faye Stansbury Kenneth Blewett Betty Jean Smuth Marcheta Lane Martha Letler BII Potter ROW 2 Patty Weldon Hrddleston Scarbrough LaVona Chapman Betty Cook Naomr Kerce ROW 3 Thelma Stewart Forrest Smrth Da-sy Cox Elouse Oden ROW 4 Leona Nuevar Clarence VanVrcnken Geraldune White ROW S Wnlma Howard Gene Lawrence ROW 6 Myrna Carter ROW 7 Wanda Carpenter MWC 4 QW' V 5' f rr Qu., N 5 U' 4 fa T' T Z I ' ' ,W il tg W A y XM y y. Y Y uw 1 - A , ' D i 4 N 3 i E H E L Q, fx' -ey ' A, . H by , ,xml Q Q 1 i M V . ,dl ' A E' - D rf- i 'x. 'xl .1 F 1 5' 1 5 41 W ,H C fr W 1 D .C 9 , f tr I, W C . i I, Pl r -, X , r I ' - ' ' ' fl he x O . ' A 'v g ' 1,1 Eg, rf .- no , ' 1- r . ' -' i We A - -gg -C M' I' I , 'lv L 2 .V s, tt ll ' , D f it ,. ' dv, NN ' Q! r 5 -, -l 1 C lik' ? 'xv 4' ' ,I ' A Q K , W 'N x 5 qv ll 4 . 4 'I T' - N D A lv ' , ' ' J H .- ,nf N 4+ f l l l y . l 'I 1 , A , i r 1 ' - r , K 6 N ' A N XX VV I . .Q 2 I W N A E Q Y ,Y fa, X . D ' N kxx , 'P , if ' . n A A - QQ ..., R C . g ' - , gg ' i N . ' , .2 I I . 'TM A 1 5 - . . 51. 8 LM 'V W fb . , ff 6 We ' ,L -' .A 4 I 1 V- ' 'Q ' L ,J-fi A : A I X Q 9: - f' 7 l ' . lt . ' .ff - ' 1 'K S fe in L X x 5, , 45, 'J A C' sf rr' Reading from left to right: ROW l-Imogene Owen, David Pike, Julme Watts Mary Louise Womack, Franklin Greeson Frances Martin. ROW 2-Ray Hefner, Mary John Fletcher, Elwanda Lee, Jack Whittord, Betty Jane Ogg, ROW, 3-Billie Jean Stansel, Melvin Winters Freeda Mae Lesser, Richard Swart. ROW 4--Lorraine Bauman, C, A, Weber, Mary Jane Rice. ROW 5-Mary Katherine Watson, Lee Lowry. ROW 6-Carrol Purgoson. fn , X 'Q , .sfn 13: .- 'Qf 4, mid WJ A it C lv ' V ti - ' JZ D li 'v ' - W , 1 F -40 1' ' ! V V , . -Q' Reading from left to right: ISV' Row 1-Peggy Elms, 3 N 2- 'f ' v- .' I- X ROW 2-Jean Esfep, Kenneth Blancett. Q' ' ' J ROW 3-Edwin Chenoweth, Freeda Mae Marney .V Pauline Hill. f ROW 4-Winifred Howard, Denna Fo Terrel, Nadine Riddle, Betty White. ROW 5kMartelI Banter, John Carter, Billie Jo , King, Bob Wallace, Mahota Ferrier. -L 1' - '- x, ROW 6-Milford Harris, Earlene Robbins, Jane X Sloan, Bonita Williams, Donna Jean Douglas, li ll, Q Q 1 F Q 'v 'A 5 f ' if :rx '. n 1 , 'ix g 5 I G wel 5, - , ly S L- on T 'Z LVx V 'N Reading from left to rlght ROW l Dotty Alyey ROW 2 Keith Jones ROW 3 Norma Jean Kennedy Robert Llndauer ROW 4 Patrncla Graham Orvxlle Burns Mary De Hass ROW 5 John Alyey Freda Mcrlcr Ben Johnston Betty Worrel ROW 6 Glen Rodgers June Hendrickson Leroy Bryant Evelyn Wrllhonte Jess Payne ROW 7 Betty Brown Denmsteen Yoakam Lucxllc Scherer Oral Peterson Geneva Wooley Phil Pack Lee ChOrIes Burton 3-S Smgle Plcture rn Corner Q 5 6. J, X Readxng from left to right ROW l Leon Catron Morgue Smlth Flora Pierson Howard Gulon Ella Jean Mersch Irene Buckley ROW 2 Helen McClure Leroy Seals Bob Potter Joy Grnmes Deon Young ROW Charles Thompson 3 Ann Puckett Dale Banrd Edna Malone ROW 4 Betty Ruth Ewlng George Faublon Inez Gibson ROW 5 Jock Eatman Jeoneta Wells ROW Alyeen Ruhman -al! Q-'N-it KYLE, 1, A Q 'rx C7 It Q iv 1 2 ' 4 u 3- A , .J-Y I V , .Sd ' . :nl ,ga ,, E, V , r Q AQ gif? Y ' - Fr e, vw R it . J '-- L Q J , J '2 5 Q, M ' ' I L .I Q V , YA ' ' V. f 4 y , ,,f ef . , L .F filflgil '- VA 54251. 'REQ ' , y N r l - t W or - 2 1 B tp 75 ll . 'X 1 ' ll w- he B ,Ml V V A- W. ' J Q-' B ww 1 5 , U i 9 ' Q ts l V- A ' V 1 Ll' , N . .. L 'tl ff le V l 1 1 I at ' A x J W .Q 'lx -7 ' R O 3- llll U - 4 , . 1 A . J. ' ' A Q. : I . - I , 3 cv -T V ? l . A -Q ' ' l gl ',-v I4 rv: be -'lf - ' ' A V X . h cs l 5 J I ' , .fr , 1 fl . l - I P.. 4 4, .f ' 1 X ' ll' ' 7? ' it s- ,nu , r- ' C7 xi- - 'K T Q ' ' H I 4 1 f ,L N l 0 5 ' - '- 1 OT i, .V x- We Readrng from lelt to rrght ROW I Thelma Taylor ROW 2 Kenneth Orr ROW Jean Hallrngshead Marlon Moeller ROW Irene Bush Rrchard Thatcher Wrlma Ferguson ROW 5 Joe Groves Rosemary Renshaw Jack Snodgrass Vlrgrnua Blaylock ROW 6 Vrrgrnra Harrrs Tom Blakley Mrgnon Nall Margre Whrte Don Ledbetter ROW 7 -Gwendolyn Hager Bob Baccarunl Mar goret Wrlkerson Jack Langston Paulrne Baker Ralph Huddleston Prctures an the Corner A-'V Flossre Lewrs V 43-N -xi f 1 S' Readrng from left to rrght: ROW l--Rea Burroughs, Llly Guyer, Kenneth Vaughn, Maxlne Morrrs, Doris Jean Fisher, Tom Ham- IIXON. ROW 2-Marry Ellen Vanlbeyenter, Bobbie Louise Curtess Illa Dell Yarbro, Jack Landon, Jerry Hunter. ROW 3-Leon Morrison, Ruby June Gann, Rose- mary Taylor, Betty Jo Hunt, ROW 4 OllS Dunlap, Betty Jean Walker, Richard Carpenter. ROW S Lourse Lambert Charles Lee Burton ROW 7 Brll Wrtten Y nC1K '-I W f vi 9 r 'KJ is ' lu- enior Cfadd icera Senior sponsors gather for O discbssion of one of the many problems of the ClOSS of l943. They are, left to right, Miss Gladys Fischl, chairman, Miss Layinic Dennis, Miss Lena Washi- chairman, Mrs. Lavinia and Miss lnez C. Ellis, Kmwl . kwa, ii. of-scifi-if, 'wawei ' Class President George Faubion opens the door at. the main entrance to permit Vice- President Sudie Marie Burroughs, Secretary- Treasurer Louise Keys, ond Yell Leader Jean Estep to come in out of the cold. Before going to Class, they might as well discuss the all important Junior-Senior prom. enior gfaod pon5or5 X u-:A V C A5 W LAST WILL AND TESTANAENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF l943 WE the Qenuor Class of IQ43 have called you together upon thus solemn and seruous occosuon to lusten to the last wull and testament and to receuve from our tremblung but eager hands the gufts that we have to bestow un our last moments as senuors FIRST and most Important we as a whole wull the most unspurung and helpful fac ulty that anyone could want to the student who are to follow un our learned footsteps No one could ask anythung better To Mr Holler we leave the many hours of make up whuch we struggled to repay and to Mr Meugs we leave the hours we dudnt To the Englush department we leave the hundreds of book reports for whuch we paud a pretty penny and we hope you receuve many more luke them To the Scuence department we leave the pruceless and strong perfumes whuch floated entucungly through the halls just before lunch hour Such wonderful appetuzers And to all the other branches of the school we leave a memory be ut pleasant or otherwuse whuch we hope wull never be forgotten A few of the wuse and untellugent senuors who have pursued and sometumes chased a hugher class of knowledge for the past three four o fuve etc years have e pressed theur wushes as follows Phylustuce Fusher wulls her beautuful vouce to Wanda Knught Charles Wells wulls hus amazung abuluty to be heckled by the faculty to Leon Cobb Robbue Lee Hall wulls her tumud vouce and backward personaluty to Mary Jo Glover Bob Pool wulls hus love for all blondes to any wullung sophomore Ruchard Carpenter has decuded to sacrufuce hus role of the all around Romeo to B ll Malone lWell gurls proposals are out tull Bull starts curculatungl Flora Puerson leaves her Texas uutterbuggun to Dale Brown Wayne Bradley defunutely doesn t trust these Sophomore and Junuor wolves so as he has the deal cunched already hell take Norma Lynch wuth hum to Betty Wulluams lAnd ut works too doesnt t B IPI As Mary Jon Johnson cant seem to get anywhere wuth Ronald Reagan she wants to get rud of the cause of her faulure Wont somebody please take her freckles Bob Harruson wulls hus Russuan ways and Bohemuan personaluty to Eugene Faubuon Sonny Pryor wushes to leave hus love of and profucuency un sports especually rasselun to sude kuck Bull Waters tHe also guves lessons un uutterbuggun to any gurl who doesn t value her Iufel Jerry Hunter decuded that her weakness for men wasn t gettung her any closer to her obuect a man so she leaves ut to any gurl who has more tume to pursue them Jack Landon wulls hus adorung mob of gurl fruends to that good Iookung Bull Johnson Phyllus Hordun wulls her brught red sweater and everythung to Duxue Sulluvan Denna Fo Terrel leaves her arnazung abuluty to attract the men to Betty Slocter -one down and ten to go Keuth Jones would luke to scatter all the energy he used runnung up and down the staurs of C H H S to some weak sophomore who doesntknaw enough to use the elevator Albert Sales left hus lovung technuque and basketball abuluty to Clauduus Bar ber ILune forms to the rught gurlsl Louuse Kees bequeaths her sweet dusposutuon to Ann Gossman un order for Ann to mountaun her good health Peggy Elms wulls her weakness for saulors to Vurgunua Barnard John Emuls just lbarelyl leaves th school ' Wanda Carson has two thungs to get off her mund furst she wulls her abuluty ol ways to say the wrong thung at the rught tume to Peggy Brandenberg and second she wulls that good Iookung wardrobe to Betty Ann Ruce that us uf she can get Betty to brung ut home furst . u ' -' I 1 I I , , I I I I I I I Y I - u S ' ' I T 1 I , , , . V I A I I , . Q ' I A 4 I I I ' I -or - r , ., , x- l . , ' , ' J ' I ' . - -- . , , , . , , u I A Wanda Rhodes wills that come-hither sta -hither and don't- o-thither look . . . I, . . I , , , 1 u , , . . . , ' . , , , . . . .. '. , , T , . , . . , . . . Q l, 4 I A l S , I u ' I J Ball Potter walls that Zoot Suat wath the reet pleat and the drape an the seat to Tommy Tatum Sudae Marae Burroughs leaves her aoalaty to wear green to Mrs Ball goes well wath the haar you know Tom Hamalton walls has love for musac art and especaally poetry to any student who polashes apples for Mass Washachek Ben Johnston walls has heaght to Red Roberts who as lust a tany thang hamself Kenneth Upp leaves has hagh mand d Ol adeas and quack temper to any student who lakes to argue wath Englash teacher Murael Swatzer walls her malkang effacaency to any other farmers daughter who as xnterested Jack Farras was goang to wall has joke book lOOO Graans of Corn to Ralph lPop cornl Thompson but Kenneth Thomas lust wont gave at up George Faubaon walls has Caesar Romero stare has Vactor Mature lane and has hen cackle to Jammy Bardsong Mary Jane Race who as a trafle overweaght walls her extra fafteen pounds to a deservang chald Joanna Barton Henry Bonner Roy Lane and Ball Hance wall thear favorate bomb shelter on Grand street to that up and comang lattle bug G A Burras Pot Scarbrough would lake to donate her membershap an the never ceasang popu Iaraty club whach guarantees your wannang a man to Frances Landsay Kenneth Blewett was goang to wall has lafe of leasure to Bob Callahan but Bob as out of luck because Kenneth got o aob llsn t at a shame what some people wall do for money7l Jackae Sparks leaves K P P our recent hero to Juanata Booth lt was a grand faght but she lost Judy Watts and Maldred Ratchae leave thear love for the populataon of Moore Oklahoma to any garl who wall volunteer for a bland date Ray Hefner walls has three favorate classes Pool Hall Alca Hall and Study Hall Jack Haram Langston leaves has chemastry profacaency to any would be soboteur Patracaa Graham walls her flutterang eyelashes to Varganaa Jusuts af she can glue them on Maxane Allason leaves her abalaty to fast talk any teacher an the school to Jammy Young Kenneth Vaughan leaves has graceful stagger to Jam Eppler Charles Payne alaas Clark Gobble walls has lane whach as as smooth as the Massassappa durang a flood to Ted Wallaams Earlene Robbans as havang a terrable tame She could try to take Dack Beatty wath her as the noose as ready but sh thanks at best to let her garl fraends watch out for her anterests untal Dack shall b come elagable for graduataon Joseph Howard Guaon leaves has profacaency for lookang perfectly angelac whale callang teachers ole bats to Nathan Jarnagan Melvan Wanters leaves has bubblang personalaty to Jess Bryant and has ole ten nas shoes are thrown an for good measure Faath Blevans cant gave up her saalorgafter all Maldred Dousett leaves her abalaty as a pugalast to any garl who has long fanger naals and upon request wall gave a few lessons Norma Jeanne Kennedy leaves her flaar for wearang unusual clothes to school to any Junaor garl who wants to attract attentaon Maxane Morse leaves her abalaty to dance to Varganaa Barnard They learned how at the some place back row second and thard places at the Gaaety Martha Lefler leaves all the letters she has receaved from Detroat to any garl who wants to help the war effort Martha dad And an conclusaon we leave the very best of good washes and goodbyes especaally from the boys who are leavang for some branch of the armed forces to those of you who remaan ln Testamony Whereof we hereunto have sagned and sealed thas anstrument and there unto set the seal of the class of l943 thas Zlst day of May one thousand nane hundred and forty three A D MARY JANE RICE, Testator ,- V , , . , , . . , I I S, V - - P - - n 4 11 I l , . , , A H , I , , . I . . , . , , . . , , , . ' ' 11 1 ' I , A to Harper Self. We hope Harper learns has lessons well. , . . . , . I E . ' ' U Q I A I , , I I V . . , D . . , , c . . H , ,, r - 4 - ll ll I T E A ' . . I H . I . V I I ' I I I - , . . John Henry Alvey Kenneth Barnard Baer Loraine Bernlce Bauman Frank Rrchard Bell Rrcharl yVlIlram Bellamy Vrrqlnra Lee Blakley Ro ert Paul Brand Gall Dewrlda Burch Freda Lavern Curr Mob y James Carter Howard Lowell Coleman Robert Alvrn Adams Theda Estelle Allbrrght Erma Maxune Allison Frances E Alston DOYOTVW Ellzobeth Alvey Martha June Anderson Velma Paulrne Baker Lours Bob Baccarunu June Evelyn Banta Lela Martel Banter lrmalee Eluzabeth Batty Dorothy June Ball Chrlstena Cyllene Benham Thelma Mae Bennett Kenneth Sldney Blancett Tom Blakley Jr Forth Blevrns Kenneth Lee Blewett Henry Forbrs Bonner Modena LaVerne Brackett Tabor Wayne Bralley Betty Mae Brown LeRoy Oscar Blyan Wrlma Irene Buckley Reo Burroughs Sudle Marne Burroughs Charles Lee Burton Lee Charles Burton Irene Louetta Bush Eva Lee Campbell Rrchard Earl Carpenter Wanda Mae Carson John Dee Carter Leon Henry Catron yrola Mae Chandler Mlldred LaVana Chapman Edwln Franklln Chenoweth Charllne May Clmgqn Billy Gerald Coleman Mary Betty Cook Wllbur Edwin Cox Robert A Cruukshank Ann Julanne Cude Jeanne Cuoay Hobart Games Dacus Wrlma Ferguson Daley 'Rausy Vlrglnla Cox Danlel Maxrne Davls Glorla Kathryn DeGratt Harold H Dillon Vlrgrnro Ruth Dodson Donna Jean Douglas Mlldrecl Dorothy Doussett u S Fl Ea Jack Clltton Eatman Toy Lee Edwards Peggy Moye Elms John Harry Embry Jr John D Ernllg Vero Jean Estep Eumon Evans Betty Ruth Ewrng Jock Clayton Farrrs George Jerry Faubuan Jr Mohota Irene Ferrrer Dorls Jean Frscher Phylrstrce Evelyn Frsher Lewxs Vnvran Frtzgerald MID TERM GRADUATES Elzzabeth Jeane Cunningham Bobby Loulse Curtess Mahauta Inez Davls Leland Francrs Enochs Jared John Gabel John Duorce Harkrns Vlrgxno I-larrnson Leota Leverlch Hayes lrl Reef' Henderson Jr La Verne Wyatt Ingram Edna Lorene Johnson GRADUATES Claulra Imogene Ford Ruby June Gann Jo n Lawrence Gardner Joseph Allen Gasseur Tom Elmer Grbson Wan'la Fern Gose Patrlca Louise Graham Ruby Frances Graham Brlly Ray Greeson Samuel Frank Greeson Joy LeVerne Grrmes Peggy l.eRue Grumes Bully Joe Groves Lrlly Erlrth Guyer Joseph Howard Gulon Helen Gwendolyn Hager Robbie Lee Hall Thomas Emerson Hamulton Wanda Lee Hamrlton Bully Oscar Hance Phyllus Jeanne Hardan Alton Eugene Harkey Jean Harrls Meltord Lelanl Harris Robert E Harrlsan James Cecll Horvnlle Betty Jean Hedges Marvrn Ray Hefner Bobble Lou Hemphull Sylvla Jene Hendrlckson Wellon Mathew Hrddleston Wanda Paulrne Hull Ke th Leroy Hinshaw Jay Bee Hodges Wlmo Jean Hollrngshead Vest Horn Betty Jo Horsley Ralph Spann Huddleston Betty Jo Hunt Geraldrne Evelyn Hunter Betty Jean Jacks Betty Jayne Jenklns Alberta Louuse Johnson Emma Belle Johnson Fannue Marcella Johnson Mary Jon Johnson Benlamln H Johnston Helen Loulse Jones James Kelth Jones Ross Carlton Jones Leo W Kalser Lourse Kees Norma Jeanne Kennedy Edward Kung Wulma Ilene Klutts Robert Joseph Koelsch Mary Lourse Lambert Jack Dean Landon Ma cheta Lane Roy Ivan Lane Jennle Beth Lawson Roger Lang Dole L Langley Jack Hrrarn Langston Ivan Logan Layton Donald Lee Ledbetter Wanda Lounse Lee Martha Kathryn Letler R0 JANUARY I9-'43 Ethra Lahoma Kung Patsy Ellen Kook Polly Grace Lewrs Clarence Henry McCharen Gaul Evelyn McCurdy Dall Antone Muller Neva Moe Mlller Hazel Marne Manx Margaret Helen Morgan Rrcl-ard Leon Morrrson Mary Eluzabeth Moutray SPRING l943 Flossue Martha Lewus Robert Lee Lundauer Jr Zelma Maxlne Luster Donald Lee Lowrey Delorls Fern Lyle Helen Ellzabeth McClure Ruth Helen McDonough Evelyn McKee Jerry Amonl McKnught Edna Mae Malone Freda Mae Marlar Freeda Evellne Marney Mary Belle Marr Cazelle Irene Martun Ella Jean Mersch Gladys Marne Mills Letha Pauline Manx Marlon Eugene Moeller John August Moore Ruchard Wrllram Moore Theda Maxlne Morse Wnlluam Gerald Murphy Lots Magnon Nall Oleto Neal Leona Rose Nlcvar Helen Vrrgnnxo Novak Elouuse Geroldrne Oaks Maude Ellawerse Oden Robert Oelke Betty Jane Ogg Jessie Overstreet Phlllrp Warren Pack Tom Elen Parker J James Elmer Patterson Charles Lewrs Payne Jess Thomas Payne Roy Gay Peck Joseph Oral Peterson Flora Frances Pierson Robert Lee Pool Elwanda Frances Porter Robert Emory Potter Wulluom Larunt Potter Ruth Marte Prlbble Kenneth Paul Pryor Ann Jean Puckett Kendall Carrol Purgason Jewell Van Rankrns Clrtton Arlow Reed Rosemary Renshaw Jack Donald Reynolds Wanda Loulse Rhodes Mary Jane Rlce Vrolet Nadrnc Rlddle Mrldred Ruth Rrtchre Earlene Robbrns E W Rabrnson Dorothy Juannta Rogers Glenn Allen Rodgers Fannre Marne Russell Jacouelrne Soak Delllah Jane Sampson Glen Andrew Sale Albert Eugene Sales Alvun Earl Salusbury Potty Ruth Scarbrough Muriel Schwentzer Carl Donnal Musser Imogene Helen Owen Paul Lee Puckett Bonne Esther Sneed Gladres Alyeen Ruhman Jrm C Thomas Lester Vernon Wall Jr James Doyle Walters Imogene Farrell Wehrhan Mary Fulks Wllsan Mottre Ruth Yarbrough Betty Lou Scott Levoy Dee Seals Jean Sentt Vernon Charles Shara Jessle Jerry Sheehan Alberta Mane Smlth Betty Jean Smrth Forrest Eugene Smrth Juanita Smlth Mabel Fay Smrth Margle Anne Smith Bully Gene Snider Jack Eugene Snodgrass Jagquelune LaVon Saarks Vrrgrnna Dorothea Spencer Dorothy Collum Staggs Fayedell Stansbury Brllre Jeanne Stonsel Thelma Stewart John Sherman Strance Charles Sullrvan Harold Rrchard Swart Mary Ann Swyden Rosemary Eudora Taylor Helen Lourse Tener Donna Fo Terrcll Rlchard Eugene Thatcher Kenneth Gene Thomas Lawrence Allen Thomas Harmon C Thompson James Robert Trout Kenneth Lyle Upp Mo cll Van Beober Mary Ellen VanDeventer Clarence Albert VanVranken Kenneth LaMonte Vaughan Betty Jean Walker Bob G Walker Dan Edgar Walker Waunlta Vrrgrnra Word Jrm A Ware Mary Catherune Watson Jullne Bernette Watts Claren Alva Weber Jr harles Edgar Wells Jconeta Heromlne Wells Betty Jean Whnte Dorothy Maxxne Whlte Marporle Pauline White Vnrgunla Ann Whlte Jack Hollrs Whltford Roy Lee Whrtten Margaret E Wrlkerson Evelyn Jean Wlllhoute Bonlta Wlllrams Thedo Hartense Wlllrams Omer L Wllson Melvun Percy Wrnters Mary Lauuse Womack Alan Lee Wood Julna Ann Wood Geneva Elda Wooley lla Dell Yarbro Dennrsteen Yoakum Estella Lucrlle Young Lowell Dean Young Mary Ethel DeHass ' I I . f , I I r A f ' OVWHE DOIYOVW Burris Naomr Frances Harrls Margaret Eloise Newby Thf2ll 'tO Eudora Toylcr . , r, 1 -1 ' , , Jr. B G I , gl0 Wouldn't you think they would quit that foolishness and gave a lady o chance to get a drink, says Denna Fo Terrell whsle Rnchard, Mary Jon, Louise and Kenneth pay no rnund and James Eppler is full of sympathy. rf X 1514--'W if , lT'S All IN ..'-,J P 'C Come on, says lr sw J Melyun Wlnters, to Mary Jon Johnson, Tell a guy goodbye an proper tashuonf' Shall l? says Mary Jon ta George Faubnon, who firsapproyed the Carson, To Jack and lt's nice to be a grad- uatnng Senlorf' says Bull Hance, lt's lots nrcer to be Q new father, says brother Rael. whole buslness wlth the able support ot Wanda Mary Jane nt's a matter ot no importance ll Change your mind, begs Sonny, when Jerry re- fuses hrs nnvmtotuon for 0 dote un favor of Keuth Hen- show lleftl. Ho Del! Yor- bro hopes notf Jockve Lon- don, extreme rrght, hos no duffucufty persuodung Helen McClure whnle Roy Lone opploudes the choece. the library o group of students use the lunch hour Q I CLASS R PHI ECY Woe us me' Woe IS me' How sod ore the trrols ond trlbulotlons of on edutor Wos It ever thus? Whot sholl I do to moke thus edutuon of the Chueftorn the l960 Chlef toun unlque7 Oh for the good ole doys when my dod wos the most hondsome mon ot C H H S ond my mother wotched luke o howk to see thot nobody stole has offectuons from her Whot wos thot other senuor closs luke bock In I943 ond whot become of oll those Iods I know whot I Il do I Il clop my good ole derby on my shuny block curls ond hue my self forth wuth o durectory to coll upon whot members of thot closs I con fund I Il rung doorbells ond Introduce myself I Il sweep tne derby from my shunung curls ond murmur In the voice I dad not lnhernt from my fother How do you do' I rn Henry Bonner Jr Iookung for nnformotuon obout the Sensor Closs of I943 Excuse me now I II see you tomorrow Dolly downs onother doy Yesterdoy I longed for Informotuon obout the Sensor Closs of IQ43 Todoy I hove so much stuff thot I hordly know where to stort to ossort It I Il light myself o luttle fnre here In my room where the sprung our IS o but chllly ond then I ll gave you o report on my doungs yesterdoy My mother worned me thot the closs of I943 wos o tolkotlve closs ond to hold on to my good rught orm-ond she wos rught I reolly Ieorned o lot A number of the members of the closs of I943 hove become celebrities so I wos told by Kenneth Upp who though no celebrity himself wos ever o celebrnty hunter There IS Bob Boccornnu the fomous cooch ot Knute Ro kne 5 old school Fronk Somuel Greeson the emunent doctor Howord Joseph Guuon the bug controctor who mode has reputotnon on has wnnnnng personolnty ond hls chormung wnfe who IS now one of our Ieodung octresses Mory Jon Johnson flutlst with the Podunk Symphony ond only teocher of Comel Creek School Il osked Who ns her husband? Kenneth sold Hu h' so d I asked ou fnrst So we chonged the sub1ectI Kenneth nomed other members of the closs who ore fomous Clozelle Mortun the serenoder John Embry grower of fine flowers IPouIIne Hull stall occepts o bouquet from hum every doyI Irene Buckley the new Dorothy Dlx Chorles Wells the F B I fxngerprsnt expert who as stnll running everythnng ond everybody with whom he comes In contoct Rnchord Copenter chlef butcher for Wnlson ond Co Helen Novok the bug doncer ot Jock Longstons tovern Iwnfe Ruth Prlbble does oll the foncy nnternors an town She s bullt up quute o busuness feotunng red ond greenl I funolly got tlred of Kenneth s tolk obout fomous people besndes he should put on extro chour In thot fruut stond of has Ih never gets up from the one he hos so no wonder he weughs 300 poundsI so I wolked down the street ond rong the doorbell of Mr ond Mrs George Foubnon Ishe wos the b outuful Wondo Corson George hod some competutuon from thot wolf an sheep s clothmg J E who kept Wondo working overtnme for o tnrnel George ond Wondo both just turnnng groy ot the temples were entertoun :ng some old closs motes Bull Honce Woyne Compbell ond Roy Lone-ond I noted thot oll three were stnll weornng thexr trousers out ot the knees Innformotnon I recenved from my Dod who played with them before my Mother took chorge of the sItuotIonI - 1 . 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George suggested that his party adjourn and go over to see the new home of the Kenneth Voughns lshe was Mignon NanlI There I met another group of old friends of my parents Louise Kees Jerry Junter Mary Ellen Von Deventer ond Jeoneta Wells all four of whom live together in bachelor quarters Jeoneta is the only school teacher of the outfit and she was no stranger to me as I now have her for American History like 'ny father before me I find it hard to pass Jeoneta I hope she doesnt mind my calling her that invited me to go down to the Gene Autry Ranch with her where her bay friends Jackie Landon and Keith Hen show are leading dudes lMary Ann Swyden is still waiting for Jackiel My last call of the day was mode upon that happy couple Dale Brown and Flo Pierson They gave me information that l might pass on to you Lee Charles and Charles Lee married id ntical twins and live in identical houses most confusing Jack Eatmon manages Nissen s Shoe Store Bill Groves and Tom Blakely work for him lTom toots his horn in his spare timel Kerr s employ only C H H S graduates in their office La Von Chapman Donna Jean Douglass Jean Estep Imogene Ford and Edna Malone all have iobs there under the direction of the very efficient Jackie Sparks who has become more efficient with each passing year Flossie Lewis turns out a new book every year The title of this year s book is How to Grow Greener Green Onions going back ZO years nobody knows which couldn t make up his mind Richard Moore and Richard Swartz both teach school in Norman east side or west side both teach math Seventeen years ago John Steele told Robbie Hall to get everything ready for his first visit home those decorations are beginning to get shabby Richard Thatcher grows grain in the far Northwest thats the only place that big voice of his is not out of place His wife th former Helen McClure does her best to quiet him down Martha Lefler got the lead in the Senior class play of I9-43 and has been trying to get another part ever since Mildred Dousett won first place in the recent hair pulling contest and then went home and pulled out every strand of husband Eumon Evan s hair A certain lady still calls Kenneth Pryor every night and Kenneth has become so accustomed to waiting for the call that he can t tear himself away from the telephone all he says as Yes dear and No dear Bill Hance is Kenneth s chief competitor the only difference is that Bill calls the lady Hobart Dacus who as a graduating Senior seventeen years ago had a date two nights in succession hasn t recovered from the effects yet Ive been writing so long that my eyes are tired and my head heavy I wonder what makes it so hot in this room heavens the place is on fire' Call the tire depart ment somebody do something Oh my notes my precious notes ' 1 1 1 '-' , I , . . 1 A I 1 - A ' , . I I . , . , . . . . . . . . , I I I I - ' - A 1 - ll ' I ' II Bobbie Lou Hemphill and Jack Kaho finally married last week after a courtship , . , . . . . . . . 2 ' I V I I , . . . , . 1 ' ll ll II II - . I - ' I I I I ' -1- I V V I I , . , . . . . . . we I . . . . - 'T ' 1 1 ' A UNI URS Q . .lf .. :A 1? ii- - 7 H v .X .va Env V Delores Lyle Pclullnc Vice Leon Hayci Morgoret Blakey Loulsc Loycloy Lee Lonmon Dorothy Pongburn Teddle Flippin Paul Lanrnon Loyaoo Wood Mory Bell Marr Louls Houts Wondo Hensley Gwendolyn Poore Mary Aluce Edgln Joonno Barton NM Potrlcuo Mongum . Joon McCullough -, Clarence Hodges K Geraldine Gore f l .. if 1 Betty Dovls ' X- ' Blonche Parker .D K J df Q ,.- I -1 Juonlto Renks O . 1- . June Llttlefreld ' 'af kv 1 I Loyd Sturges Kenneth KQHY ,uf 1 . Qs 4' XM t l Mory Etto Bunch 1 Q 2? 6. FL Billy Alexander Nothon Jornigon 3 2 Geroldnne Pruitt Imogene lobe f ..- , - Joyce Sornlly I ' 4 ' Q V Q Raymono Jones Q- -. , D 'K Chrlstlne Stevenson Elgin Burk I - ' Q Frank Prckens R. B. Limbocker , 'D' . J Allene McAlesfer Ll' K' 1 ' , lx ' . -WW r ' , 593' My L Jlm Eppler ' M I Y V Morguornto Pruce L 1 5 . POTW Nelson Jo Ann Poulln K r ' Lifwqr Bob Holt F7 ' - 7, Q vc'-'L Mory Allce Russom Lf ' 'I 1' - E Dorothy Srnlth June Rodgers Q A Horlon Cook ' Mary Allce POOr 'T ' J. E. Pybus ll - A Romero Holllrncn Lows Eraloc sn Jonell Hcoton 6- Howorrl Rorvlolph vi ' 1 Roy' Put v ' ' Rornclc Mewogton v J f , Tel Ell 5 3 ' , w VvOlTC' Rlcrtrnond . K A , Q if It .. Anno Jane Paden 1 Af' ' ' A jx., fi 1 V 5 , Jess Ewen' S-t f -ni ll Anno Loo Wagner A. Jone Anucrson 3 .. N.. . I t - 1' ' Eott E ,f 9 r . K v L 4, N , .... ,W - - , W , Lam Q ec' .Q N ,D gg. ,' - 'T't 'Ac-r, Soon ' QQ: Q' ' .V ui . l, 2 Jerrnon Clofk , X I . r A 3' -' 'J' 3' x In l 1 .' .fl K 'I t. J 'bk -W James Prioble 7' P Ag, ' - --- . ,h Dorothy Prince Ag-'J . 'Q' Q l J y A 4' Jock smrm ft r 9 ff f Viola Doble K W Qu 4' Margaret Bass h , L is Kennefh Knox I s l gi .fi , n arf.- Charles Walls X Everett King ' , '- Augusta Griffin gh Mary You Sockwell Jim Cinnamon , . Altnea Yeaman -f Q5 ' Betty Agnew 9 'n- t ge 2 2 5 R Merlin Armstrong J --Q n 1 Wynona Dunehue r ' - Franklin Peek , ' -f Oneita Grissom If I ,rx .. ' Jimmy Louise Nolan my Q nfl'-C, ,f if i rr . , ,gg Q Jean Hardy GB Q Leroy Joy ' ij 'Q 'f Frances Lindsay E KT is Jimmr' Bwdsong ,Otha Faulkner , 1 Q ' F .. Gloria DeGraff f- , '11 M . r . J ' 'f if A 01534 5 .4 -Q ' ' ' -, Betty Jean Browe ' ' b S xy ,K Gerald Davis Lorena Graham s ' , . X . Bill Waters Woynoko King V ,I 1 ' A ' .L 5. as ' 4 I ,Tig 3On,ThOn:-qpscil Doris Roushkolk 4 , 1 F 9'S3l Dailey Harold Hunter j ,, . i DY Isabella Gaunt 7' x H i A ,Ei ' tr! V Bob Conner P vs' VT Betty Williams l N .g . Patsy Hams Carl Mosslander - - ' J x Ruth Hermessey Mary Bell Horgess Jounifa Samples y Peggy Jones Mtg Clifton French f - J. V 6- Jean Brown NA. L ' X Claudius Barber Bob Keels A Y Jerry Kirby -- ' si ff. f. Marnie Brine George Orndorff V Imogene Coleman 0 Evelyn Board 4 ,- Q Bill Cornelius ,, A Billie Briscoe 'hx 'N A Mary Louise Burrow - K . 5 B JI l . A, , , Toy Lee Edwards A ' Lourine Potts 'Q Bill Burgess - LQ 3 Q A 2 '- Mary Belle Gregory GN' . 6 I Cora Mille' J f 5, 'N N Raymond Mchlary ' Y f yr Francena Henderson ' .- , L , .1 X F , W, 't' ' . 1- ,,- - 5 I--' 44 S fl . X - K l x l ' :Q r -Q D , :K ,Q Ai. T f - t F nj N Q - he y ,ex I . K A I 1 I x Y , N K Virginia Barnard Margaret Ridley Ernest Hensley Jo Ann Eaton Juanita Sapp Carl Cosner Geneva Baily Levita Potter Billy Steele Mary Jo Bragg Letha Mae Walker Peggy Brandenburg John Fields Jyjluffv-r Bill Malone Mary Louise Chandler Mary June Dickerson 5 ', Q 9 3 J' ' N I ' , i . - , i . '-w7f1'J2l,. 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Harold Crews ,sg if ' Betty Davis ni - A C 'M 1 5 X 'U' Russel Clevengef jf' 'V' ' .E 3 Bettv Mobfv 'ef ' Harold Bennett Sf I il f S i N A 4 Sk, Lawrence McClure 4 Martha Grace Calhoun R' kj I Jean Longacre Rosemory Fe ton Robert Lyon Mildred Haddock ' Q, Martha Killrnan Melvin Davis F Charlene Platt Arthur Taubman Betty Butler Harriet Gireau Joyce Oberhouse Kenneth Chandler T' . px , es ?vw,Davis Ted Williams Ester Peterson Jean Swanda George Roberts Emma Lee McGee Jane Nutty Betty Milner Harper Self l 'S SQ wvfmw J Elsie Baron ,- Lorene Ezelle 3 5 Louis Drake Maybelle Cobb Lelia Jantz Meldo Beth Belding Wonita Raines Bill Fair Ouelette Bateman Francis Woodard Leland Whitener Laverne Snolgrass Virginia Justus Dick Bristol Alice Tucker Jo Alice Stumpff Russel Walker Georgia Epperly Eudora Marney Rowena McGill Gilbert Hester ll 51 AH 9 asf 'ff J 'lvl .aw K p 6. ,A , 5. f.. - 8 J ft a wk 'fl 'txt S . tl - - -1 ,, at 4 i 'tw 6- , F Q. 4' ' fka ia... N, . ' n Rs- ,. ' 'R T 3 an fe.- ' i A1 y . Q 4 f A f unior Cfaaa icera Junior Class President, Leon Cobb, corwerses with Vice-Presb dent, Jess Bryant, and Secretory, Mary Etta Bunch, about plans for the Junior-Senior Prom. Speegle, Bob Cartrnght and Mass Juanuta Buttle drscugg the some Junior Sentor Prom from g dufferent angle, ?fSFt . ik...-. .4 - , x ' 9-581221 'c-F5 ' - 9 n 1 v J-x' ,ff , 4., ,Q Two outstanding events mark the year for 3, the Junior class. The , first of these, the Junior Class Play, was presented l on Friday evening, March l9. gh, .NJCL . un'- unior Way Cast of She's a Soldier's Sweetheart reading from left to right Front Row Bobby Keels, Buddy Breeden and Mary Ellen Butler. Back row Mary Etta Bunch, Jerry Kirby, Geraldine Starr Jean Hardy, Ted Williams Joanna Barton, Melvin Davis Carol Jupe John Cable and Ed North l the heart: Leading lady Vir ginia Justus, and leading man James Eppler X X166 e x x dx gb of O C10 se C 50 kvqatxiloo XS dig 9100 4 lc we .ww or J XNN 2,1006 QW' Od get ,QNQ Q50 Q o 'QYXQ' 30526 L QQXQO ?dC9OQx C, W O e Nl on fum Ma ws SGPHQMOQES 'Y R, ,fi if : , If n-5' f- em: l Q ' ek , , . 5 N. 1 . ' Mm ..+. f - . ., .1 J X if 9' Frela Hethermgton Aubrey Blaylock Mary Smith Patsy Morton Jlmmy Puckett Maxme Stansel Vlrglnla Norma Lee Mary Wells Ruth Carr Clark Morrls DOVIS Trulfl Gone Fauolon Us FP' rv: Q.. fr- 'DQ' 1- Jeannse Wllllams Gene Hunter 'QM as Mary Nell Bloom B Il Les er Patty Hardy .,,, Elalne Wrlllams J G lg Marlellne Rodgew Lee Colyert 7 717' BCNY Alexander 'W' G00rQe Lurrrell fa' Von Klrland Patrlcla Burton 2 Pauline Siler Betty Jean Glhson Gels P lscllla Emtwal'lG Euqrne Newton Glorra Jean G lmstead Marlon Baker Bob Bernardy lrene Rladle Carol Gardner Barbara Stlvens Barney l-lurlsan Brllle Gallagher Betty Ann L00 Robert Berry Nlta Duncan Clarke Dclyls Juanlta Bell Beatrlcc Easlon Evo Lee Camalwell Betty Slocte Caroll Clark Dlxle Sullivan Jack Prollock ff' Wllma Verner Knlght Towonna Stewart Lorraine Tucker Henry Cross Ann Phllllpg, A' li Phyllis Shreve 5 Eddre Loyung Juanlta Baumwart Barbara Lwldcrwaocl Herrnaw Cook as fi N1 Cm- 'B Melym Rupc Mary Ellen Campbell X gf Katherine Ford Glenn Harvey 4 . 1 L ,M A, r T ' - , t W Q 1 1 ,f Q ,l V- .4 , cm? . 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A K 1 Ji - C ' .r . y Q A I' , ' ,, ,. if Q I 5 .V A In Y - a Y th . i in V V- . 3 ,r Q. , . s' f M . r . , - 452 ,rr f , r ' ' ,, V- w . QQ' t 'Q Q Vrvgmlo Johnson Irene Rodgers -- t - '. ' 7, Jock Chrrstron :IG eq: C' .1 A Anno Belle Scott Howcrrl Turne- Bettv Avwn Race Hovwood Jones Nodlne Clrnggn Dolo es HovsC1r4 Rlcho 1 Krllrnon Angelrne He lqepoth Ectfy Jones Morrlvn Mrncs Robe t Gulon Jomelle Cosncr Bflllli' Loo Vvrllroms HCKMICK P vwO Perguson Homo: 1 Hoqernwon L ou so Buchonov mm e Mclien lC N J Ann GO55mOn Mortho Lee Rose Bohm Blrk Betty SmQllwo04 Betty June Jones E Rulzv Dooley Helen Dennrs Arly Lee Butcher Betty W llrorns Gene Hunter Jonell Boumon v- P' fn Q 5. B 5 1 VK' June Hensley Herschel: ar Y' Elorne Henderson 1.1 Norma Lynch ' ' '54 Alvin Levine Betty Jean Brown L' Kenneth Wllson A Mory Lou Horns E N - -.. Corl Taylor Alrce Chenthmon Elowrs Goodman D Id HI ton A ! 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' - - H r , W.-I , if Q l I QV J, 'h X gf.. - .. 1, l . , ,Qi-f., 5, r ' J! 1 C r 5' , Y - K ,, ix rr H w Tlozrer Y ' 4 A I ,fr Yi 3 1 X- Umm, dn POI!-JOI'5 2 f 7 4 '-s 5, . :gt Closs President, Bob Collohong Secretory, Jerry Schaffer, ond Vice-Presldent, Bob Burk fokc on oT,cosc on the foot-scraper. Sf' ,An 'iii-is 7 , FT ,, .A 59' 1' 7 Q'-.-....J N 5 A ' .1-A I Q '- '5 Sophomore Goss Sponsofs' Mxss Biggers, Mass Cohen, ond Miss Wvlson hold CJ noon iwnfc mcefmg . .Q MUSHC bv' QX db--.al , n., U' 1 n . ,A iii is-nugiv' nv'--ii' JW ' Onoooooox N -1.4 T A PATTERSON zzmf Ofwm X 0' 1' Y X. l! a X '5' 3 3X by yy? 44 D 47-r A -Dnrecior 0 f 7' f f f ' 1 A' , hi f -fav' A ' J 1' X I I 1 A ' xg . X V s ' U X R C1 k B d, I d d .f 41 ,W ' h h D d up GH A D J X V 4 p V 4 V . If L.. f W , Y Q 1 . X I ww JW V p J A2123 Qogcfx fun., MOIJQSON ROW 1 Lo Verne McClure ROW 2 Ed North Nofhcn Jornlgcrl .3 vm ROW 3 Glenn Wilkerson .0 Dlck Brrsfol Jock Forms ROW 4 Morshoil Mufchell Donold Todd Lawrence Sell ers Bully Gallagher ROW 5 Bobby Keels Mor lon Moeller .Iwrnmy Young Rvchord Lewis Buddy Clark 'RS 'll k in ag QQ' 36 Jock Whutford Frcncenc Henderson Darlene Gu lberf, Eugene Phrirrps Margaret Rnoncs, Alwcc Crorn, Tywon- no Swwcrf Dole Muller, Robert Luncioucr, Don Hrlfon G c r cn I 51 Rvtchre, Sherman Stvonce, Fonny Enlow, Fronk Homulton, John Clark. D vw MfA!c1ms Kcrwcfh Knox John Cor ic Do 0 y uchmorw lam Lerir crter M o v y Frances Smtuh Jock Cupny Duck Bmw Ed Chen owcth Born? v Buvkc Harold rows J O H m W wrscfw K 0 T Hem ow Gcvolcl Dowd Tom Horwiton SQ' e '- .- Jack Lswgnar L C s l u c Judd AMLH Lcwfc' lfihn Lackey Kc-:mem Upp Earl Taylor Rhota Bam Mnlcired Rutchnc Vnalct Huffman Dolores E-,fd Margafct Colb, Rwcham Thatcher R a I p h Thor-wpaon Dom Lcdlvetfer C H a r N Q s Payne, Mclvm Roberts -5 un AH Roscwow A 5oYN0 Bowmc U 'mow mm: Yloqcw Lo Ncx YMXC Rev Oowovw Ylxu'Xm00, + MX xkgxw, Bmw Hcom, 'Ycxfck Bock XNYMV ROXN N cur, Uke.cX fps xiconcw xkrwo 4-ww Swv Vo fb. Ocfwo Yo XA QQXAC W 7. L , Cnocxdo -Xqca 'FLOXN Movccvcvc Muqd Boy Bee YNO fm a Y K 'll C? A' I I 4 I ,J r N4 1 I 4 xv 'I ,A T - A POT 1,35 On q.d:9Q O .Sf Q4 ' -, NY'-XO' Q qxol Sq QQ QC 56 No Q LN A. . Q06 A xxix eff' oi X om O40 N mx X Y H 6 O Q0 fx M3906 N! Gowe- 0 0400 fx K 0 ,C X xr VK 9 Oo N C Jw AQ Q.. 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Wells, Howard Randolph BcfYy Lou Herron, -ws, -uv ,lu 3 Sm Mary E Chandler, Jeis Bryant, Tom Btakety, Tcnwpie Beaver Rosetta McMullen BMI Potter, B o t o u e Lou Hemphull, Imogene Ford, Marron Baker Maxine Davis, Dorothy Whnte Howard Hog- erman Leon Cobb Dons Pusher, Kenneth Uop Wanda Knvght, Betty Burke, Judy Watts, Gene Guest, Laverna Snodgrass. xwhtfg, -ft 4, E , cj N, Ji, fa? A 2 if 1 52, - of 3- I ,,V J Hy LX5 GS Sccrcmw P 'UCUP FLORA pl ol A. If xmfx iv -P, . 1 1 Q vx ERSON Members of the Acapella Choxr who have been In the orgamzatnon for a full three years Include R G Peck Leona Nnevan Bull Potter and Charles E Wells Dnrecfor of Vocal Mussc O V HOUSCHILDT 'Ne' 'LUX ANIIZATUOJNS I X X V offs' xi A 3' W 4 5 ,gd , if 'Wx Y AS X' ' v s I V4 if 4 FN pl-ft? In l935 a group of boys interested in developing a cheering section at C, H. H. S. athletic events, met and organized the Redskin Club. From that small beginning eight years ago, the club has Qrown and flourished until it now has a membership of 1 Mr, Les Sayre served as first sponsor of the group and l. E Lander was elected its first president. Mr. Hcuschildt accepted the part of sponsorship of the club for l9-l24l9-13, at his resignation of the end of the first semester, Mr. Cliff Speegle was willing to take over the job. Charles Wells is serving his fourth semester as president. Members shown above include ileft to rightl FIFTH ROW: Bob Harrison, Don Ledbetter, Bill Burgess, Eldon Johnson, Alvin Levine, Joe Trotter, Lee Lanman, Bob Pierce, Glen Fowler, Mack Sim- monton, Bob Callahan, Ted Williams, William Davis, Ted Ellis, John Clark, Jack Prollock, Jimmy Puckett. FOURTH ROW: L. H, Bengtson, Bill Mankin, Don- ald Hilton, George Hallmon, Bob Davis, Herman Cook, Haywood Jones, Bob Bark, Richard Lewis, Levoy Kite, Buddy Bxreeden, Sherman Dye, Jimmy Young, Gene Hunter, Kenneth Upp. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Blevins, Robert Chistion, A. J. Grigsby, David DeGraff, Vance Lee, Jack Mills, Bill Lessure, Kenneth Orr, Thomas Scott, Frank Ham- ilton, Lee Calvert. SECOND ROW: Gerald Goddard, Bill Waller, Bob Billmon, Sherman Strance, Ralph Hedrick, LeeLowry, Ceicel Hendricks, Robert Berry, Howard Turner, Rob- ert Cox, Gilbert Worthen. FRONT ROW: O. V, Houschildt, Sponsor, Leon Cobb, Vice-President, Peggy Nell Brandenburg, Sweetheart, Charles E. Wells, President, Wayne Bradley, Secretary-Treasurer. fr.. Q rw 'Pt 's-L. pec!dLin6 4-Q s I r 1 Officers of the Redskin Club 'left to rightli Leon Cobb, Vice-President, Charles Wells, President, WOYF19 Bf0dl9Yf S95- retary-Treasurer, Peggy Brandenburg, Sweetheart, O. V. Hou- schildt, Sponsor. L J ij: . ,a e. v .H ,J Q rt ,o xi -fl ,, ., , rxfanamangnnnannn66qgnnrjr6leS'ij'i t . I J ' fi, , LEX. Front Row lseatedl Left to Rsghtt Freda Lesher, Ruth Pribble, Maxine Allison, Patricia Graham, Betty Jane OGG Lew.ta Potter, lmogene Coleman, Second Raw: Ann Phillips, Betty Wnite llr-ra Pierscn, Harriet Girnux, Leda McCracken, Katharine Zahourek, Dc.-riifliy Evans, Eetty Jean Brown, Jeanne Betty Williams, Patsy Nelsrrn Jean- Lfwnaacrei bcttx Milner H Gamble, Pauline Vice, Jeanne Upp, Pc-gay Montgomery, Betty Faye Hall, Charline Bartfn, Jerry Hunter, Dcrothy Bevel. Third Raw: Margaret Blakey, Nadine Bell, Beth Beldina Jerry Kirby, Betty Browe, Viola Chandler, Charline Graves, Juahito Eaumwart, Joanna Barton, Mary Lou Harris, Le Nell Barnum, Tawanna Bchde, Elriuise Goodman, Betty Novotny, JoDelI Scott. Fourth Row: Wilma Howard, JoAnn Eaton, Mary Jean Pollard, Deloris Gabriclsnn Martha Graco Calhoun, Gwen- dolyn Poore, Mary Jo Bragg, June Hensley, Betty Ja Huwt, Mary Ja Glover, Martha Lee Rose, Theda Williams, Mignon Nail. The Ki-Yi Pep Club was organized in the year l928-29 in an effort to foster school spirit. The original membership of the club was sixteen, and from that small spirited group grew the present Ki-Yi Club of more than sixty members. The present transportation difficulties have curtailed the activities of the club away from home, but in past years the C H. H. S. teams on foreign fields knew the pleasure of being spurred to victory by the Ki-Yi's. At home this year, as in the post, attendance at games has been a requirement, and a large group has been present each time, During football season the Ki-Yi's marched with the band in all its public appearances. The club participated in o special stunt at each football game when the different branches of the armed service were saluted. Social actrvutles of the Kr Yu Club for tne school year Included Werner roast at Lln on Park honorrng the football team co sponsorshnp of the Chrustmas dance honorlng the football team cblcken dlnner at B l f h theK R K ever y s or t e basketball team co sponsorshrp of dance for the basketball team and promotnon of tlcket sales for football bas ketball and baseball ,yi- ....a .l...,l ill :- Agri i OFFlCERS Mr N l S P s Ol panser at Graham Treasurer Maxrne Alllson Demerrt Cootarn Patsy Nelson Secretary Betty Wtllrams Reporter lmogene Cfleman Assnstant Yell Leader FRONT ROW Bontta Wrllrams Pledge Mlstress Leyrta Potter Yell Leader Betty Jane Ogg Presrdent Theda Wrllrams Vrce Presldent C I . 2 - . . . . - - I , - 1 - 1 ' . . . Q ' I - 1 'fil3lK?f,U fra- ' . I - Z t AA 1 ,...,5 ve - , 1 I F u' - .. ,A A3 f 'n : - V ' V - K - - 'Y K I sw b o 1 1 A ,my g lj, ,V , ' .A 1 I ' - - 'fr ' . , .4 1 , . Q f, L Q , v V I ,. . -r. 3 Vg K -a v- 4- Q15 - -' l e r RX' f 1 - -41-Y I-' P . . ll' r ' E - K ,K , 1 ph t ' lt '- , I - . , . l X ,X 4 ' ' A S 5 f f I , 'K I , I f I 1 I '- . - Front Row lleft to rightl Louise Kees President Thelma btewart Vice President Peggy Brandenburg Secretory Bock Row Ann Puckett Reporter Mrs Foir Sponsor Betty Bloom demerit captain Mrs Kincade Sponsor Betty Ruth Ewing pledge mistress KNOBS Because many students felt there should be more than one girls pep organization at C. H. H. S., a group met one day in l937 and organized the Knobberettes. Almost fifty girls participated in the original meeting and the club has maintained a membership of half a hundred ever since. Today the cream skirt and maroon sweater outfit of the Knob is almost 'as well-known as the Ki-Yi uniform. Mrs. Christine Fair, who was a charter sponsor of the group, still sponsors the club along with Mrs. Mabel Kincade. Like the Ki-Yi's, the Knobs foster school spirit and attempt to create morale for all athletic events. Transportation difficulties hamper them, too, but the Knobs were out at every home game, The Knobs are ardent backers of all ticket sales and their enthusiastic support has done much to foster sales. Pep activities do not constitute the sole work of the club as social activities are an important part of the program. Social activities of the Knobs, like those of the Ki-Yi's, included a dance for the football team, an official trip to Norman, a dance for the basketball team, and numerous small parties, The Girl Reserve Club is as old as C, H. H. S. Miss Mary Selken organized the Club and was its first sponsor. The club has been operating a book room, in cooperation with the Junior College, for a number of year, Here school supplies are sold and second-hand books disposed of. Miss Velma Elam is sponsor of the club which has a membership of twenty-one. Front Row: Mona Willoughby, Joan Smith, Judy Watts, Marion Baker, Thelma Stewart, Louise Keys, Beverly Kerce, Peggy Brandenburg, Irene Bush, Jute Banta. Second Row: Maxine Vaughn, Betty Jones, Doris Truitt, Jimmy Louise Noland, Wynona Dunehue, Dorothy White, Jean Sentt, Jane Sloan, Betty Beagle, Mildred Landis, Toloah Thompson, Murieldean Glazier. Third Row: Mary Alice Poore, Pauline Stevers, Naomi Harris, Helen Dennis, Etta Jo Bacon, Mary Sloan, Rosetta McNutt, Margaret Price, Mildred McFarland, Myrle Terral, Doris Jean Fisher, Fourth Raw: Janelle Costner, Erline Beavers, Mary Elizabeth Chandler, Ann Puckett, lla Jean Mayes, Mary Nell Bloom, Bette Davis, Jane Anderson, Frances Kenney, Jean Womack, Gaynell Shaw, Norma Jean Kennedy, Mary Lois Sockwell. ':fx:Nt'!KNr'50f'10000l000f50h0OO0fiC 2513. Spomm m, Mugs EVO S DS 4, 1.1 -3 0 ef O f 5, hs Q 'LA QP! gf erued if' ,W ,.. ,.... 5 6 1 , Z' up as 51 ,P-5' 95 U A 80 END ot QJQQJ R. C CD55 514.51 bbq LIYN 1 LU Q Sfx 311: QS, cb klgll Q1 U .,Q,Q Ox SAV? A35 ATU Q7 5 sf U bac Q1 , Q: -ESQ 'N Y Cx 4003 O 465 ips onor ociefy 4 'wr' .v 4s an wal' A , ' BACK ROW Kenneth Voughon, Ruchord Swort, Fronklnn Peck, Normo Notuon, Don Lcdhctter, Lcwus Fvtzgevolrt, Alon Wood. MIDDLE ROW: Irene Buckley Goal McCuvdy, Sylvuo Von Vost, Mory Sloan, Oneta Gusnom, Betty Jcon Jocks, Chcrlunc Cjmgcrt FRONT ROW, Bonuto Wnlluoms, Donna Jeon Douglas, Movy Jon Johnson, Musa Moyes, Movy Jonc Rucc, Poulnnc Hrll, B Iluc Horner. -4' ,- Mfg ,aw Offucers and sponsors of the Honor Socaety meet to check the Inst f 1 SEATED 1 Q ms ! lC2l'5 all Pon5or5 o e uguble students tfrom left to rtghtt Mass Do th ro y Moyes ond Mrs Mobel Kun d STANDING D co e Sponsors onno .leon Douglas Vice Presud Secreto ent Mory Jon Johnson President VY ond Mory Jone Rlce if , R lk - h X ' X , 1 at t N .f .I A ! fs t A 3 - ' if s 1 N , 1 T ' g . 1 'A N . i N : D R -t Ds D5 S . x wigywff t its D tw.-,Www ,V ' .. fr ' N D O ' 2 , - ' 1 , , , Mskerd BACK ROW-Don Thompson, Lewis Fitzgerald, James Eppler. MIDDLE ROW--Robert Gorrell, Joe Hall, LEON Morrison, Lee Lanman. FRONT ROW--Bill Steele, Richard Swartf Wayne Bradley, Bill Groves, CHOVIQS E' Wells' J 'EI'-- ..,, f.. ,ie . K '.,'1L'wiR - ,ir 1 S1515 -fe ifllfii wif, sur it ws- uno arf, t I. if .QL in t N: s ,W -names such as Wells, Garlow 5 Ss., ll! 'A 'Xl rx, H x I V .v 1 , , I l , - ' 2 ? g ' ,- C l .3 ffjjv y 1 N. 'W r :J I .' D bodes 5 N 1' ' i A f V 1 f 0 Qilgenrb Mwglfs D i V , ri ' ' fe f ' .' sg Wcshjfqonrlq R I ll it , ff , fhei, S s 0550, WOf ,I 5 i f 1 , Mr- L Secfmo , f' f lflfE'f,Eldf'V,, SIU G ' 721 . , S r moms Ov or, es' The Usher Club was organized in i935 with Mr. E. A. Hardy as span sor. Membership is by invitation only and only boys who stand high in scholarship, leadership, character, de- pendability, and courtesy are invited into the club. Since its organization the club has had on its rolls many of the names best known to lovers of C. H. H. S 1 Cockerham, Calvery, Steele, Blair Peddycoart, Wade, etc, 1 M 4 - Lg!! 4 Q c u aug , immy Frank M Moeller Haney Mai ion Dale R GHT LEFT TO E V -..' sl YV- lpn I 25 -5 , , . - use I .A D, M 5... A . 54.1. A 1 -vi aff' .1 1 - .funix 23,,4w3?1. -:vi 4 . V.-Q... f- -s 5 . ' -- - . sf -'4y-' ' Ii, . I . A x 'tk 1 J Vi E., I . J r '- - ' -2 ' ' ' .' f ' ' 'sf -I V . H AY.. , :fig Q . V -ve -,,f. - .4-r , The Rambler Club was es- tablished several years ago by a group of students interested in riding. Mr, Sayre is spon- sor ot the group while Mrs. Sayre is co-sponsor. Club members ride just for the jay at riding, although the club has a more utilitarian pur- pose-all home games of foot- ball were patrolled by members of the Ramblers Clubs Each member must own his horse. Long jaunts are fre- quently held. The longest ride 1 'Y' . . lif- of the year was o trip on 0 weiner roast about twenty-five ' or thirty miles outside the city Hi: ' limits. 551, f, i.r .' 3... .1 'u I E . 7 fn'l-:'. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Sayre, Sponsors ,I- ,..-Q 1- -.. TT' ilk .,, - 4 '1- .x'. 4 ambkrd Dale Haney and Kenneth Cleve- land returning from a late utter- noon ride. K A ? 1 v -A . nv 'Hd ?' 'I , il Nm r Pnl 6 Y f BACK ROWALeon Swart, Lee Burton, Miss Ellis, Jim Eppler, John Lackey. Melton, Richard MIDDLE ROW-Betty Bloom, Denna Fo Sudie Burroughs, Terrel, Louise Kees, Martha Lefler, Charline Clingan. FRONT lseatedl-Ruth Pribble, Bonita Williams, Leveta Potter, Elizabeth Cun- ningham, Donna Jean Douglas, Mary Jane Rice, Mary Jon Johnson. The Student Council is composed of one representative from each Home Room. The Council is not concerned with student self-government as such, but is rather an advisory body which discusses school problems and attempts to foster any program within the school that is planned for the good of the student body. The Council meets every Tuesday morning before school and the results of the meeting are incorporated into the Home Room bulletin for the follow- ing day. ln addition to its ordinary duties, the Council has a regular program of vocational study. This study was begun last year and includes a considera- tion ot specific problems of guidance and student optitudes. During the school year l9-l2-I943 one at the chief duties taken upon itselt by the Council was the task at sponsoring the Victory Corps program. Under the auspices of the Council the Victory Corps is being organized and developed. 17' SZ, Jeni .villa N ,l .11- -1-, 1- -1- l l gc-C 55 '27 Mmily lmws Mow ENG Bunch, fbfz ICR E V'-'CNN Aizrix Tug LM! EQ' ' wC Lfzu Horwwguhm Vnom C him dim Movy Almv Porno, Ruth P..:,f,lc SITTRMG Jock Koho, Rorzc-'t I. , if ii, rsr- 5,1 ,AK n firm N, f' w ,JI .ggi - :J ., ounci in liiiiilu 1 Elnzofuofh Cunnmghom, secretory, Mww Ellm, sponsorj Bcffyc Joync Jcnkmx, vwccfgzrcwiorwt, Dunno lcon Douqlox, pvosnicnt CAPITOL HQLL SPEAKS TO THE WORLD STANDING llcft Tn rnqhtf Poole. The offncers an the pncture above are gathennq a aund for a luttle n structron from Mr Cooley on the fnne pannts of pragector operation The officers are left to rsght Var glmd ang vcce president Cooley sponsor Hobart Dacus pres: dent Gene Hunter sergeant at arms and Betty Mangold secretary .,.,I ' -fem ouie laera for 62,6 The Movie Operators Club was argannzed rn the sprung af l9-'42 for the purpose af hav :ng available capable movue op eratars whenever they were needed The members are FRONT ROW Harrret Guroux rlscnlla m n g Na une Blakemore Jounnta Samples Mary Van Deventer Lass Cox Nelda Beth Beldang SECOND ROW Nathan Jarnugan Ed North Wanda Lee Inez Lem ley Lee Calvert Cavnngton Skndgel M Cooley B CK ROW Henry Crass Walter oveless Lyle Garl van L ton Ellsworth Drae Rolph Thompson Harold Crews Gerald Davus OFFICERS AND SPONSORS At ease in thc clit-ic officers of the O' Club discuss with Mrs Richeft the nfost pleasant way to socnrl a hollelay ottofnoon. 'Lett to right'-.Mrs Rlchert sponsofq Ella Jean Mefsch, Evelyn Vasicck, Lois Williamson, Viola Chandler f .X xx L M .CQ in A Q NN' Jw' C., wwf 71 , ,l 0 we 31,6 0 CM The O Club was organized in the spring of i936 with Mrs. Richert as sponsor, The member- ship ot the club has been very ac- tive in providing social affairs for girls interested in athletics, and in enforcing the rules for wearing of letters and emblems. Members of the O' Club lleft to rightl BACK ROW4Eyel-yn Vasicek, Irma Lee Batty, Violet Garrett, Wilma Jean Bowles FRONT RONN- Pat Dittrnan Betty Jo Kelly a Jean Merscny Viola Choniler, Mrs. Richcrt ,X - ::R1.:2.4w13?Q.a 4 xl- Q ML L A r .3 .-.. - --A ' s --E rv' The Klwanls Patrol as a unoformed organxzatlon under the sponsorship of the Kuwanns Club Every year rn a spe mal msembly Chlef Mc Aloune of the police de partment presmwts Cam l7WlS3lOllS to the boys During football Season whlle the games are go una on the boys patrol the sectuons where the Cars are parlecl A a play they ell candy and help the whers wc mtv fccawf na anvutr the Patrol down J vw t tra ILV WUNC L4 t Lug 0 ex crlenee tl wi Uv f r D' D '11 A, is iwanizi Paffof BACK ROW lleft to rnghtl - Bull Little' frelfl, Howard Randolph, Lowell 'Deanl Young, Kenneth Chandler, Rulev Dootv FRONT ROW lleft to rlghtl'ffMurry Strlcklancl lvan Layton Charles Lee Bur- ton Lee Charles Burton Kelth Jones ICERS lleft t rl lr: Lveutenant Earl Hams Captam Charles Burton M Klmbrough sponsor Second Lieutenant Ivan Layton fww 1 f . ' fn f , wfgxiil 1 .4 wi W K fr - s r r .. ,bf v-,T ltr ,. F5 E511 i 1: X X, 4 RX . 4, iw vue , f -., 4, V f X :vii un BACK ROW lleft to rlqhtlfCharlei Lee Burton, Roof Om gycecne Clltton French, L H, Eengston Brll BurQOSS, James Eppler, Eorl Taylor, Ralph Meinhardt, Lang Due . laney, X' SECOND RONN--Pauline Htll Gale Burch Juanrta Bell, gem Bplilrnq Marte Burroughs, Mo-tha Coveoua, TOY Lee Eflwards Jerry Ktrtiy Mary Moutray, Man'.e Brnney, Dolores Byrd wx FRONT ROWfJufy VVatts Betty Bvowe Dorothy 'Z Where Mrsg Selken Ann Eaton Mary Jon Johnson, N x ,wie Naelne lngan I N l T ' Cl . , 45 J.,-f-, Q n ' JY! 1, .fi ' wzcerri 4- f x 1,9 , ' w-Si1.u an . H re f, 4' 'v ,QOH-50l'5 M - The Hnstarrcal Club was orqanuzed IH l937 by Musa Mary Selken, who us Stull sponsor for the socretyt The purpose of the club IS to encourage and strmulate rn- terest Il'l events of hustorrcal srgntftcance Offrcers of the club thus year :nclurle James Eppler, presudentg Mary E. Moutray, vuce-presuclentg Tay Lee Edwards, secretaryetreasurerg Gall Burch, hnstcruan. Chuef events of the year were the mrtratron tea tn early October and a trup to the State l-lustortcal butldrng an early Aprnl, Meetings every other week are featured by ad- dresses by vrsrtmg speakers. The club has a member- shtp of 43. A J- ' J 4 Y f 'O lx ,rl fi ' O t --' Q K sfa N 1 9-Mi? nv, ' OFF! vig, J' ser, Org' 5141, fo, C307 . Spofvs , y 11, A ' 5 O Sfff owfeff, U' rf, Ps lA.'Gx MIM , TQ, Ago fvrgrorl M Smpnfv Erfwowcjrl ' 5 , :DOW , 'Ori if ANOTHER SPEECH ACTIVITY THE VERSE CHOIR BACK ROW llc DCII Yortwvcw Mollrc Jones, Loycc Buchanan Mrs Adams spomor Mory E110 Bunch, Ruth Pribblc, FRONT ROW --Ed North Jnmmy Young, Bette Dcvws A J. Gnlgsby, Ruth Baldwin Jo- onno B or to n S tw c I m 0 ru Strcmcc 1 FA QL .X X Sf WOO Ex IGN S VII Cf' mx X 9 ,on Y - VC, k gx wt, QA Q, Oxon QWX N, x EAC' N60 Voc iw xv, ' Q00 , cv Il' NI , Cf LUJTAC QNICI xw Lows SQKE POW 0,Xn:tx.,mN NA Nag 0 VO IX Li wlxwv. X I X xg XC Bowl' Bic Qhwtvgtxllvw 1 HX E:Iwo 'XO w' 6-I WN Att xc 0 ,xl NCCI NK VX G90 O 3 O4 If, Q00 W go NON ff 'f 4 TI-IE 3 Cl J IME '.'E'fI'EQ5I-VII f'fC'.'. , ', 1 C F' If 1. I4 fs r y- L ELF 7- Ll, ' ,C L 4. 'I 2? I ..4., BJ um me llll 'YH If ta- I nn UH ll' AQTEVETU ES X,-S. I 9 , if wr- 'ir --r--J 1'-atyxr 1' ,tri 'Sq 1 THE SEAT OF LEARNING , alum .SZ 00 army Every deportment ond every energy of Copitol Hill High School is be- ing devoted to the tosk of helping with the wor effortkhence, there is here presented o glimpse of o modern high school during on oll-out wor. This closs of high school groduotes hos come to reolize with o pres- ent ond personal reolizotion, thot there is something lorger ond more importont thon the life of ony individuol group or the pursuonce of ony single octivity, The winning of the wor is ci more complex thing thon the mere clinching of o militory victoryf--ond the best preftlight troining is o view of the whole sky, not o close-up of on instrument ponel. - . -E. r ' . W, ,fy-A - . A .w A 'vi - - 'Y is ixfifffsf, - , fV.fi -it -A'-ax: in , . ' f . ' 'Li' ' '-lf:XN 0 Boscom Slemp points out to Betty L I K urke the North Africon lnottle recis on on ordinory mop while obbie Lee Holi shows how the same Yeas look on 0 world globe. Dwck Mcrwgrov may Rogers Muni Dx k OH 9 OEM vm! Fw c Hmlcv!Cmw1 Q1 Hom op stuvcrvf boys and gum 0 'ccomc fomnlwol w YH ABOVE A class pomcs IU the days occupntuon to hcxc ns prctuvc Yukon lv lm Q me 1 Aubrey Bloy o 7 on orrusofw 3 Ton chulcr 4 vcrefi Carlton Q Mr Gym 1 Ewh Montg '1 moth Mwllor 5 Bull SVTVJ I or H 1 Wo!! Jn muh Jackson IS, Bull Ferguson -3345 3 44' 9? ll y C' uv MANNING THE MACHINES PLANNING THE MACHINES Engineering cliowing rece 'K the -Haas owl in- forrriot-ofw necessary lor the Luiliung et machines of war 'left to rightl, FRONT ROVV Jock Lan- don Leon Cotron, Clovk Morris favml. NEXT ROW Dole Honew Shcr- man Stvonic NEXT ROW - NNun'lC1 LCC Bill VVO- tcis NEXT ROW Mcr- lin Armstronfqj Betty Vvhitc- tiehinil, Mr Phil' lip-, BACK ROWW Roh' Crt Wintn-12, K 1' , .Q 229 Students in business, like those in industry, devote their energies to the monipulotion of machines. Above, a typical class in the department of commercei lleft to rightl Vir- ginia Dodson, Leroy Bryan, Jack Eatrnon, Margarette Bass, Gail Mcflurdy, Lester Wall. , i ?'i. il 5 .1 .. -, I 3 . -------. V. W, E, i W,-qt. NNTP LW, ll ,N ...I , .,..,,.,t. 2 Z ii 'mf I , - ' J S 1 ' ' If lt hi I1 II llliln 17m ,Q J'J::1:i ., lhzwyiu at :Ml X Lee Lowry, lnwagene Wehrhan, Miss In the kitchen: The way to a waman's heart atso, evidently, Miss Smith instructs in the fine art of making a Cake while Ray Whitten, Barrett Janes, Charles Walls, and Jack Jones da the actual work. In the art roam: Ladies must Iaak their Iaveliest when serving as U. S. O. hastesses A group at art stu- dents plan simple evening dresses: Wanda Carpenter, Lavana Chapman, Mayes, and Betty Lau Scott. , 5 Q-' a ra Mr Tillatsan shnws a araup of students haw ta de termine the measure at calories f steam Above: Bili Burgess Maxine isen, a e Yarhra, M. Ti a - san, and Ben Johnston Schools at War is the title of the scrap-book atwhich these printers so industriously work, No department of the school has been more actively associated with the various phases of war activity in the school. In the picture: George Faubion, Roy Lore, Bill Hance, Harper Self, and Russell Clev- enger, 5- W: ,,.,..-4 Students in a pre-flight class compare finished models. Fran- ces Woodard insists that her model is the best job. Lett to right, Bill Fair, Frances Wood- ard, and Elmer l-lubatka, IV 1 ,L- K' 9 I lfviif 1' .. A language class reads the history of Latin America in Spanish. Roger Long acts as teacher, while Harold Bristol does the reading ond Pauline Hill, Marjorie P r I c e and Joyce Oberhouse follow the text. Q 5 la VH nggx 1 r--... nnnq 1 f ' Luteroture, too, takes on the tlovor of wor os Mrs. Boll reods to o group of interested students one of the wor poems of Rupert Brooke. Lett to right, standing: Jennre Beth Lawson, Helen Tener, R. G, Peck, Louise Mouldln. Seoted: Mrs, Boll ond Kenneth Pryor, f-gr -1 An.. 1-. V L X! Even stage decorotuons tokr on o wor-tame note os Mrs Noll ond her stoge crew ge reody to set the stoge for She CJ SoIduer's Sweetheortf' Let to rlgnt: Chorles Wetls, Mrs NOI,, Weltifrw Hrddleston, Kotser, ond Leon Cobb, Mr, Wnnkle dns' cusses with a group of teachers an the Cafeteria, the es- sentials of a bal- anced meal which persuacles Mass Woshuchek that she should go for Ice cream. At the table: Mrs Peltier, Mrs Klncade, Mr. l-laller, Mr Dave Mcliown, Mlss Washlchel-L, and Mr, Wrlnl-le. ' 5- ? ,xxx QI A1 A group of students under the durectlon of Mrs, Rnchert practtce the various phases of fxrst-and. Engaged in demonstratung artulucial respura- tion, traction splints, etc., are the following: Bob Callahan, Muldren McFar- land, Alice Faye Johnston, Harry McNeely, Orley Lee Butcher, Verdell Hulsey, Bob Guion, Molly Jones, Nadnne Blakemore, and Juannta Samples. za, -...-f Q 2'3- rg S7 Fi ,JK I . ,R ,i t. 51 i M, X-Xlfw' , -2 iv e f fgpjx. H2-V Ti? icuii W. i el J'-S s.,d-5e',,,, .fd gfacid graduafed Ciburing a if l ,J N Fw Sylvia Van Voast, as Jane Bennett, and Martha Letler, os Elizabeth Bennett in the Senior Class Play, Pride and Prelu- dice. In spite of the fact that aiding the war ef- fort was the most im- portant job of the Senior Class of l943, every effort was made to retain the fine old traditions of C. H. H. S. As the year drew to a close the annual senior play went into rehearsal! The class chase Pride and Preie udice with the follow- ing cast: Jack Farris, Ruth Marie Pribble, Sylvia Van Voast, Laf Verne Brackett, Robe bie Hall Steel, Viola Chandler, Martha Lef- ler, Jerry Hunter, Max- ine Allison, lla Dell Yarbro, Wayne Bradley, Louise Kees, Jack Landon, George Faubion, Charles Wells, Betty Hunt. Simplicity was the keynote of the Junior-Senior Prom, held in the Hall of Mirrors on May 7. Plans for the annual Senior Day had to be modified because of rationing, but the class set aside May Zl as its special day, when a luncheon was held at the Huckins followed by a movie in the afternoon and a dance in the evening. Baccalaureate exercises were scheduled for the afternoon of May 23 at 3 o'clocl4 in the 'high school auditorium with Rev, William Alexander as guest speaker. Commencement exercises were set for Th,irsday evening, May 27, with .leoncta NNells and Charles Wells os student speakers. A patriotic theme was carried out SPGR S SUDIE MARIE BURROUGHS ir joofgaf Queen A number of organizations in school sponsored candidates tor football queen in connee tion with the scrap drive After a heated contest Sudie Marie Burroughs was declared to be the winner Other candidates were Hazel Minx Peggy Bran denburg Betty Williams Mary Jo Glover and Levita Potter Coronation ceremonies were held during intermission of the Purcell game on Thanksgiving Day The queen entered on the arm of George Faubion, senior ss president, and w crowned by Charles Walls, cap- tain ot the football team. The er C ndidates f r i ei served as cttendants in the Coronation ceremonies C Clarence McCl-noren 312 I? for Capitol Capitol Capitol Capitol Capitol Capilol Capitol Capitol Capitol Capitol F 0 O T B A L L Conference Games Hill 8 Altus Hill 6 Clossen 4Al' Copllol Hill! Hill Zl Shawnee IA! Capitol Hllll Hill I9 Enid WAI Capitol Hllll Hill l3 Ada 1Al Copllol Hil l Hill lA! Hill KAI' Hill 'At Capitol Hill? 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T F?v-Y-P ' 1 1 ----NX i L 4 v v X X g XX, ' BUSINESS The business stuff checks and double checks Chueftoin receipts. Left to right: Kenneth Upp, Sudxe Marie Burroughs, Sherman Stronce ond Bet- tie White. ,nn-P - A9 ff, If Q4 ,4 ft' vt! YX SVC A XG 204 Q6 Y5 QJXQO AXQSS xobsyrfxo Sven Cer . n NJ X' of 6 ' 5 0? SVOQ X 0 it A Q0 X4 X10 MP mg 00 we Mo! 5606. Y o of ge yOU KN N4 hi B664 00 n CO OVC xe ' oven THE CHIEFTAIN STAFF EDITORS JACK FARRIS, Editor-in-Chief CHARLES E. WELLS JEONETA WELLS RUTH PRIBBLE PHOTOGRAPHY MARY JON JOHNSON BETTY LOU SCOTT SUBSCRIPTION TOM HAMILTON KENNETH UPP BUSINESS SUDIE MARIE BURROUGHS SHERMAN STRANCE ART ANN SPECK VIRGINIA SPENCER BETTIE WHITE The Senior Class of l943 and the Chieftain staff are indebted to Charles White lrightl for the amateur photography in this book, Charles is a member of the Class of l944, but he has given generously of his time to help the staff make this an interesting book. 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