Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1915 volume:

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Zia. 9.3432 spirit that has breathes the life of sun: Lessful, tnurtbp anljiehement intn all pbpsiral ani: intellentual actihitizs, the spirit that has raiseh the annumplisbeh iheal of srbnlarship, the spirit that bas fusteretu guutbfellotnsljip, nljerisigzh hztermineh aims anh noble aspira: tiunsmtljis hulume is hehirateh hp the btuhent Staff btuhent Qnnual 1:92125 15p the Qtaff I hr Sviuhvni Qbklabuma Qllitp iiaigb bcbuul Jfacultp Zlhhisurp Qlommittee mr, QE. 111011. Turner, Qlhairman Miss Qhah Buhinsun Miss Zkatbzrine Zlllen fliliss Georgia Qbslhun miss Ziillp 38118 Short i FA -i.: 2 Q, Q -., -- , f', .- A A h hh ig ho, , 1 - ,o , i Q' S CII N , Oklahoma City High School no f . o WN 141 1 at is .ik ...J , Jfarultp J Q Kip y ii .. t , . . . ,. use THE x jllilr. SE. V. Zgutbalian, Svuperintenhent of fliitp Svcbnuls High School Faculty , Mr. J. G. Masters, Principal Mr. D. E. Porter, Asst. Principal Mathematics Miss Mabel Stewart Miss Alice Graves Kendall Miss Irene English Miss Evelyn Lacey Miss Greta Hansen Miss Helen Ferris Mr. D. E. Porter Mr. J. O. VVeltlay Mr. XV. L. Miss Georgia Sheldon Miss Mary McVean Mi-ss Atlelia Clifton Latin Miss Maggie Delo Miss Lilly Jane Short Miss Blanche Hanna Miss Hesse Baird Miss German Mr. C. VV. Getlnnan Miss Stella 'Samuel French Mr. Antonio Provost History Miss Alice McFarland Miss Jeanette Gordon Mr. C. VV. Turner Miss Floy Dawson Manual Training Mr. ll. F. Busch Mr. A. VV. llornung Mechanical Drawing Mr. N. A. Lago Mr. Commercial Department Mr. A. E. Musrnsh Mrs. G. L. Niblo V Art Miss Adah Robinson Mr. G. P. Roberts Miss Ethel Kinney Domestic Science Miss Lena Osborne Miss llelen Allison Physical Training Mr. ll. A. Campbell Mr. E. E. lVellc1neyer Hamilton Miss Katherine Allen Miss Pickaboo Mlhitelic Miss Roberta Miorley Science Mr. S. B. Lippincott Mr. li. A. Graham Mr. J. L. Carter Mae Eclzles Mr. C. XV. L. Stiehl Miss Eva lYhite Miss Lavinia Pinkerton Mr. C. C. Conway C. O. Gittinger Miss Marie Carinaek Mrs. Pike Miss Bollen Mr. J. C. Tlioinpson Miss Martha Batty Music Librarian Secretary il. Miss Roberta Mlorley Mrs. J. ll. iWamslcy Miss Jennie Shoffnei -5- I . ' 05132 btaff ' O76-Q HELEN THORNTON 5-gg Kogn FRANK CARR RUTH-GILLIQSPIE Senior Editor Exchange Editor -Assistant Senior Editor 1 'k,, -'AAA, 3 Sat ,,': :J s ,,. L, Y:-' ., Business Manager .f ,ff 1. , wi fra A3776 H1 A Q 41 WILL V. CRUCE Business Manager J' . C. LOONEY Ilditor-in-Chief JNO. M. CAMPBELL Circulation Manager x CHARLES COCI-IRAN MARY PRUITT ELIZABETH BIQOOKE CHARLES TALIAFERRO Assistant Junior Editor Freshman IH111101' Assistant Circulation Manager 6 Business Manager The Staff ' 'aff- Q GLADYS ROSS RACHEL SMITH Alumni Editor Literary Editor P FRANCES WATTON Local Editor HELEN BEARDEN Alumni Editor MABEI. BERKE Local Editor 1 JNO. G. MONTGOMERY HENRIETTA BOYD Club Editor Sophomore Editor t 5 . ,X 15' r d 'ifiifi E J i ,Qi , l A D I if 'E 515' 32 . nf l- .J f RUTH POWERS Art Editor JAMES ANDREWS Art Editor CLARENCE WESTCOTT Athletic Editor E : A 'w aww' it + W C L A E E 225 ' ug 0 :rig 3' H To mg so s ml! V! -'I sl A iilqlf ff ff -- i- Jovfwmm ' ' ' 1 O Ofc n 35, 525 i ii i K i Eli ig A , - Qfigiii gi illihus itillililas i . italian 1 - Q wi IlIl'lll JI ' ffl do e are not an extraoroinarp class uno haue accomplisheo onlp the oroinarp things. igut tue thought it might interest pou to pause hp the map, to see what tue hahe oone uno hotn tue hahe oone it. Qgs tue proceeoeo, toe engageo in manp conflicts tnith thrilling experiences uno conse: quences. will you listen to the storp of our hictories? l'f , tprv Q y p . . , - . . .6 .- S553 E D 3 ... J ' 1 . . ZZ' 1545.2 Bramatis Personas Hero-Mr. 1915 Chum of the Herofllr. Debate Heroine--Miss Diploma, One of the Girls-Miss Social Activity Villa.iI1-Mr. Will Flunk Bridesmaids-Misses Senior Play and Class Parents of the Heroine-Mr. and Mrs. High Night. School Faculty Pastor-Dr. Masters Brother of the Heroine-Mr. Athletics Rivals-Messrs. 1912-13-14-1 G. Act 1. Freshman Scene 1. The home of Mr. and Mrs. High School Faculty. 'l'he hero, with inward fear and trepidation, seeks the parents of the HGirl of llis Dreams and asks permission to try to win their daughter, Miss Diploma. VVith considera- tion for the youth, but a desire to have him prove his worth. the practical father tells him that he must first win, by his own efforts, thirty-two credits. Our hero seems crushed by this almost llerculean task but determinedly agrees to do his best. Upon leaving, Mrs. Faculty gives him a bit of motherly advice and in closing says, 'fLearn. lad, to be, not to seem. liet this he your mottof, Scene 2. Corridors of 0. H. S. One bright sunshiny morning in September, our hero mounts the steps of O. ll. S. and enters upon the first stage of his task. At iirst all goes well. but his every effort is thwarted hy l9l2,,' l9l3, H191-lf' who are his strongest rivals for the hand of Miss Diploma. Sore and discouraged,H1fll5 is almost readyto give up the struggle, when by chance he forms the friendship of lilr. Athletics, who sends him on his way with renewed courage. At the Box Supper given in his honor, ht- becomes acquainted with Miss Social Activity. who is later to figure so prominently in his life. The friendship progresses, when he again meets her at the Freshman Party. His first milestone is tinally reached and he pockets the eight credits, feeling that his work is well begun. ' Act II. Sophomore O. H. S, and Vicinity. 19l5H, somewhat disheartencd, wanders disconsolately through the halls. A new rival for the hand of Miss Diploma. a. puny enough fellow to he sure, l9l6 by name, has appeared upon the scene. The suspense is great for fear our hero may be vanquishede- but no! Ile turns manfully to his task and makes a name for himself in baseball. football, cross country, track and at last di-scomiits his rivals by winning the basketball shield. At this time he also establishes his intellectual position by taking a prominent part in club activities where he acquires a lasting friend in Mr. Debate. The curtain falls as our hero leaves the stage with the precious sixteen credits clutched in his hand. -10.. W , f Ag ,.,, I S 'Li i i , -I L, My in bfi THE T DENT 1 I .eq Act III. Junior Same. Mr. l915 becomes infatuated with Miss Social Activity, neglecting his labors and is brought to task by Mr. NVill Flunk, who shows his villainous nature by threatening to betray him to Miss Diploma. Our hero disregards the warnings and amid a dazzle of light and music leads his lady to the Junior-Senior reception. Here the Fairyland of flowers and glory of the music and flutter of merry hearts proclaim '419l5', the social conqueror of O. ll. S. Yilill Flunk's dogged perseverance. after a time, awakens f'l5'sH conscience and hc realizes that he has been neglecting his duties and has been untrue to the girl of his heart. lie redoubles his efforts, returns to his task, and at last humbled and chastened. lays at the feet of his true love, Miss Diploma, eight more of the priceless credits. Act IV. Senior Scene 1. Same. 'l5 now enters upon the last and most difficult stage of his career. lle applies him- self industriously, though, to overcome the almost insuperahle obstacles. As a last resort. his ever present enemy, Flunk, appeals to his old friend, Mr. School Board. who gives him another weapon, Final Exams. But again our hero evinces his sterling qualities in out- stripping his rivals, especially in his great work in turning out a champion football team. At the Junior-Senior reception, this dignified, sedate figure encounters Miss Social Ae- tivity. but is no longer enticed by her charms. llc remains true to his trust and afterwards manfully carries the thirty-two credits to the wise father, then turns to his lady. Scene 2. The wedding in the auditorium. t'l.9l5's,' labors have been rewarded and after many pre-nuptial affairs, the wedding solenmized on the night of' the twenty-seventh of May. The auditorium is artistically decorated for the occasion and everything is brilliant with light and color. Music announces the coming of the bridal party and they slowly pass down the aisle. The bride with her father. charming and beautiful in her simple robes, is preceded by the vivacious maidens, Senior Play and Class Night, as bridesmaids. The groom, attended by Messrs. Athletics and Debate, meets the winsome bride at the altar of flowers. Dr. Masters, the beloved pastor, unites the young couple and with best wishes bids them God-speed on their honeymoon through life. The young people receive the congratula- tions of' many friends, and as the curtain goes down the notes of the class song float out on the night air. Epilogue The curtain rises a moment disclosing Mr. XVill Flank inournfully gazing upon the little friends of 4'l5?' and Miss Diploma. NVork, Help, Success, and Ilapiness singing. Curtain. Rachel M. Smith. H Clarence lVestcott. W 'THE S 'l . : EN A K in b A WET' 'sez' lv. , . LE, O CY 'L-'N ! A H JosI:P1-nur: con. HUGH 1:.oYr.z: JACOBS FRANCES MARY 5 A ' Texas BOYDSTON 5-fi? , Portia oklahoma Missiouri i,i,,4f5 'kxnd her sunny locks Aattended Shawnee H- 5- Ionian '14-'155 Portia. hung on llOl' tmmmles like The whole of virtue Rem'oof on her lips, . ff :t golden fleuct-. 1-onsists in its 131-antctit-Q. but a smile in her eye. ' FRANK LEE CARR ' 1.2 iff? ' R, Kentucky 5 ' Jeff. '12-'13-'14-'15y Pres. , '14g Foot Ball '13-'14- '15y ,All -Star .Basket , Ball '15y Track '14-'15j Class Pres. '145 Class .gl . if Pres. '155 Senior plays: . 5 L . L Booster Club '15' Staff , . 1. P, Q, '15. Qi. T Hy far, the busiost Of 'if I! P . I: iff l eg s? vi , ' ,QL dfi ting X l S5 'Q 1 3 Q 1 ef l l mr 1 ,S gr its 1 gigs L , f , fi 'i 9 Qs, 1 '. s , n 1 l b? Y H H ' 2' them all. . es BERNICE VIOLET LIPPINCOTT g ' ohio Portia For she is just the quiet kind Whose natures never vary. A - 1' W Y -'A ' 7 K . . .t 335' ,,.. i ' - f ' - ' .,-. . ,, f - L -, : I .-1 2- 1 5? 'T ii n l 6 l i ii HE n w i W I.'UCII-LE WHITENACK Oklahoma Ionian g Portia. 'l'hv lmbleness of lifv clepemls upon its vunsis- tom-y, vlearness of pm'- posv, and quiet, c-Puselvss vnel'gy. RICHARD BARKER RUTH POWERS Missouri Foot-ball '13-'14g Track '13-'143 Forum '13-'14-'15 He is 21 num, take him for ull in all. UI shall nut look upon his like z1,Lruin. Missouri Portia.: V-Pres. HA maiden purv and simplv amd neat, Whom it comes to art you are hard to boat. TED DONALD BBYCE Iowa Senior Play '151 Jeff Cup Debate '13-'14: Jeff. '13-'14-'15 But thaw men Fame to woo, your highness- Irvingg V-P1-es.5 Sec. '14g Nb x I , Z2 we asa YV I :QQ W. ,l.. W ,L ,, . rv, ll 'Eg' .gl .. Ji , , ' SH? . ii il Q 51 7 S S :bm Q O gf' w ef , :QE nf f j x 3 a iw, 4 . AQ! y 1 ,g. Tb 1 Katt, 1 Ei 1 1 gi y X A D. 5,934 If Zawd L 'sf' Q AB I is IIEELL i ,Ulf , v3 v -v I xerily, I think, to win. ETHEL PAYE LANDRUM Tennessee Portia All peoplv szlirl She had 21LlUl0I'iIY, - pgs. -AA! ,,., .N ,A , X D D D PIN f r- V! Y W g: r ' V 'K-Q if-.. . - 1 'v,f- ' .-- -, ,' 1 fd- ' -5 fi -- . M' . , ii ?N .'1 -l Y-'?5i7M7i?f 1 -lilf l - E E E n o o E K .av -. Ti V A , vp. V ' A 5 if I l. l N w I ': 1 .Harb fm: W ' a 35 . ', '31 1 I fa ' W .ee va s ' ' Q . I W Q, , N t xl .P IL n , 'al .HJ S' ,' ' tes ef' a 1 we ' 7 J J I A W Exif? 1 I 4 L J 5 1 gf Y Y f, . ' 1, , ,, ,J 1 EUNICE OLIVE PARKS Oklahoma Portia 5 Reporter '14 5 Girls' G-lee Club Her nmhitiml is to make ollwrs lmppy and in so doing' he happy her- self. 1 J. AUBURN THING -TEWEI-13 HAMMONS ff Illinois t Arkansas , ,. . , , Je ' 14 15' Serg a G. L. c. '14-'157 'rreas '15g Arnls Portia All virtue- lies. in in- 1lix'iduz1l action, in inward Qnerpry, in Self deferm- llliltlilllfy CLARENCE LESLIE WESTCOTT Iowa Jeff. '13-'14-'15: Pres. '145 'Z-X daughter of the Gods, divinely tzlll, :mel must divinely fzlirfl Oratorical Contest '15g ' i f f Triangular Debate '14- . jfw '155 class mst. '14-'153 , a Student Staff '15 ' , V, 1 Ambitious, i Il ml u S - N .5 ' 11-iuus, EL true son ln' 1 , 0. l'l, S. He keeps uf: ' I , 1 Q,'llt'S4lll52,' what greni ' thing' he'11 do next. 55 ' LILLIAN JOSEPHINE one EDWARDS Oklahoma Portia N She is que-en in ihc L 1'1'sv-hurl 2 il 1' ml e n of I L girls. PW rn L L Y Wg ffiif 3 ' W. 'O' ,. 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'143 Staff '13-'14g Sen- ior Playg Class Sec. '13-'14: Portia 'A rosebucl set with little wilful ilmrnsf' .H E I-'or beauty, mirth. 01' f - wil, OV any of tllosv, Oli all, or more, n l Are entitled in thy parts. T, ' ,j ft 1 6 . wif- :W my ' Y 'qggyw1::wTeif3Q-- '1'f54f'2-M-ff' -. W f .. W' ' 2 'f ' 'fi' Jfif'-: ri Sit-as, Xu ., ' . 1 1 ' gl --ff,1l3'ih7 - -SM: 'k-: ii 'V 3 Q','H-4fi5f2 . 5 .L ,Ai f 'A f - ' I ' - ffifg' ,W iff' Y , Aw I 7, bl e T 1 1553 'QEW L! S5559 ,fs . , 'ug , '1 gi. a 3 'ii ,ie KATHERINE RIQJIIARD CLARENCE GR-ACE MARGUERITTE 7:3 fz an.r.ns:-In LYON P6301-'1' oklahoma Oklalloma. E' , 1 Texas I . , . ,Q M, . , , . Ciceronxanq Asst. Parl. P01-'f1a, Executxve Com- :ftygh Nautxlus 15, Portxa. ,125 v-Prem ,15: Y. mittee '14 Wg Maiden, when such a M, C. A. H.-XfllliCk lv1'u1iette,wel1 'mx iff' soul as thine is born, the HAH able man who ITIUUNQG, fi1lK'0I1-0Y9ll- + ' morning Stars their an- Shows his Spirit by mm- Uolnelhl tow, MY all thalk K : Civnl music make-1' tle words and resolute fail'-H X? Lg notions. 1 No1:.AN MCBATH e Tennessee ' 1 f 'LHQ Works 011 quietly but well. f ' , .ka i 57 HELEN THORNTON r-'33 i,,: ?R , Missouri U. . Nautilus '14-'15: Pres. ' '155 Portiag Girls' Glee ' N' Club '15: D. D. G. '13- , V 9 '14-'15: Student Staff '15 1'us?ess:ed of a lflilllll? QV as sunny as the day is k 'i long. Noted especially f01'llPl' red hair :md dum'- ing. V- - -. ,--.V ' -.Q 5 5 F , 1 ' - Z Kw ' , H mqy .I 4 ' N- Y -'LL -'SP Y .a v-73 T2 - ' beef' ' Ziff' . ? lsJ'i?' ' ' KA ' , i Aii!M AJ,fMW V JF N ' ig , 5 1 I 5 ' 553: A fg 'h if ll L' fu :d Y- -421: ... , ' Q 6 .1 1' I, 'W 1 f R , 1 J il l, 5 bell Q 1 .S 2 5 HQ: ' we -. T41 I.. pl 1 '-. 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'rua S1- Eur 5 ADELE PAULINE VINCENT Kansas Portia: Asst. Librarian Just Z1 smilin' face and ax hearty hand, is religion that all folks understand. 'ff X x IRA KANLL LANDON SADIII A. ANDERSON Missouri Texas Jeff. '12-'133 Orchestra '13-'14-'15 Portia I Um H IU2111- H115 I Thou fllilklft the have un interest in every- thing that concerns hu- munity. RAY TROSPER 1-'I'anj Oklahoma Forum '12-'13-'14-'15: A11 Star Basket Ball Team '14-'15: Tennis 'tHe was a gentleman of noble mien hut given to starts and bursts of revel. 49 1-TAOMI LUCILE BOND Oklahoma A maiden rrowned with glossy hlucknessf' world radiant with thy presence. fs ff: r ,f in 5Q.,1gg ' X lgsaait I K6 5 55 'sf' if if u J li 4 4 . ' s . . ff, 9, 'QW l 4. 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ROBERT WALTER SIRKOSKY Missouri ' Porum '13-'14-'15g Pina- fore '11 Allis conduct varies in- versely as the square of his distance from the teachers cleskf, Q5 FRANCES EMMELINE WATTON Wisconsin G. I.. C. '13-'14-'15g V-Pres. 147 Portia.: Pres. 155 Local Editor '15 'tNYith a smile like summer sunshine and fl cheerful word to say, She lightens others burdens and helps then: on their way. made another. 1 S 1 1 'h .'A-. 5 Y ' .i-'tg ' -X ,,A. Q, . -M F f 1. ' ' A -f, 0 1 - tfgjf ' ..g .., . 'T-Fifwvfff irsl W 5 E207 eu ,, HE S G MARY 1:v1:I.YN ARTHUR. M. Bounxn MARGARET MFTTISON Pennsylvania JOHNSTON South Carolma. G. I.. C. '14-'155 rm-1. '15: Am- '12 13 14 15F Sec- oklahoma Portia.: V-Pres. '14 A maiden modest, :md yet self possessed, youth- ful and beautiful, girl- ishly dressed. ff? '14g 'V-Pres. '15 I um 21 mang what concerns mam, must von- vern me, CHARLES CHAPLENE TALIAFERRO Missouri Ath. '12-'13-'14-'15: Pres. '15g D. D. G-.3 'V-Pres. '14g Faunchong Senior Playg Debate Team '155 V-Pres. Class '14, A c-unmeteut mam is always in demandf' She speaks, yet says nothing. What of it? Her eyes discourses. 1 V J' gf 'w . U' f ' ' b ' V. .ffl 'f , . 3 -. g N , ,fi , 1 if ,, 3 A if-Z. w A I :g f-gl, -, 1'5.-'55 .' . AT ljiyg 7 ' ' 1? ' V. ' ' Gi.: -V ' . x. . - Y NV . 1 4 Q . if-is 'N 1 . , f. , 9 4 ' I alll' sm . W3 i n , . l -fslu el? if ' 1 D I w FX . My ' fs: rea I f'+'gf', q I in ' W 4:57 4 . . 1. qi V DOI-LIE nAnI.r:n. V ' Oklahoma Portia. , E She mixed 1'Pasn11 wilh Ill02l?4ll1'0 and wis- dom with mirth. .. - f we :Q , 'I .j 2' . I H . , . - ' Sf- ' he Q .fm .G .. 'F 'x M e. 2 'Q , ,K . .. ,M - . , . ' 1. ,5 W Te? ' if f-:A 25212250 fr ' ' -v'92?i3gmVsif'Y'Z ,,'f 'W 5 1 b e . , V g a. ' e A 'L 4 . .S 1 . THE S Q N 1 , I 1 ,.:E,, ,,,,f V, , Y .. , I 2. -1 '14 3: 5 432 ' 25' F I -i-yi' 11151 ' ,. , ' 4 ' Q21 3. . ' Nd N R , 15.43, ??'w M 6 ' 1 '-'F' 124953 . 3 k 'I 1 1 I ,Jw .J ff, . .' f 4 I :rig - 4 ,. my :., 'V . , .1 n 1, Zi M EBSQ I 11 HELEN LOUISE BERRY Illinois Portia As merry as the day is long. Q is 'ei ff DAVID SMITH Oklahoma As good be out of the world as out of fashion. pnn.cY HIGGINS 1Ja.nJ Texas Jeff. '13-'14-'15: V-Pres. 145 A11 Star Basket Ball. Team '13-'14-'15g Foot Ball '13-'14g Track '14 Mau was born for two tlingsithinking and act- wg... 69 DOROTHY G-ARRETT Illinois G. L. C. '13-'14-'153 Por- tiag Treasurer '15 Heart to conceive, the Ul'ldGl'Sl21lldil'lg to direct. and the nand to execute. LIZZIE ADAMS Texas P01'ti3. The mildest manner and the gentlest hem't.' .V ggpiw-lg rv' I MQ' - 94 M 2 'Q 5 4 5 5' M I W' S fi -- -45 W - . , I A 1 1 U, 'ri-iE ST N .Q ELNOBA nAUs1:n. Bun-1' nmnasou Bmvrnrcr: 1.21: Michigan COCHRAN snomrmxr: D D. G.- Portia- Class- Illinois ' ' , al ' Y. M. c. A. '14-'15i or- Oklahoma 'C cnestra. '13-'14-15: seni- Portia Her virtues graced with external gifts do breed loves subtle pass- ion in my heart. or Play Thinking that noth- ing was done, if any- thing remziinenl to do. CHARLES COCHRAN Oklahoma Staff '15: Forum '13-'14- '153 Pres. '15g Debaxte Team '15 I have often regretted my speech, but never my silence. Fi-iendly and loyal, frank and gay, she has a will that finds at way. 42343 5 ' ' f lv . 13 QL- W f nj., 1 ww' - 'as' ,sg .f 'Q 1 . ll? A A! iii, ' s -. .lf f . A .. fy ., . . Q, vw K ,REQ tu 5 sl Qli': 'ff X. ' -- I ff? Q fm . .4 14, 1 54- 2 .1 l r Q if l 1 K U A 1 lv 2 'li w f 1 3 'al i 1 s 5 1 w Y 1 Pl Eg xg ix 2 I 'Ya it E L ig r2 1 V . 5. M 3 f ' 'T EB . . W 4 REBECCA B. GILMER , North Carolina, ,' Irving' '13-'14-'15g Portia . .1 'Tm just little and me cute, that's all. I w ,W ,rl AH Fr ? 2 wi ' A' ' . .. I 2 .- w-.- .... - . f . V ' ., ' U ' .i . W' - -- Wi V ....., i H - 5 5752 -g.S4f. i . :, - V? 'b r , I -33- Ei Qt- J na ent 1 H 'Z 'Ml yi. .1 F11-Q , 3, , ,v- - 5 4 ' 3, Kansas '. . X IDA GREEN MAURICE SMITH GLAIDYS VERA MEADOR Ionian: Critic '145 Serg- oklahoma' Kansas f--' at-arms '15g Portia Great thoughts, great Portia: Senior Play '15 Her very silence, pa- feelings come to him like XVhen she had passed, , tience, and dignity speak instincts unawaresf, it seemed like the closing .N J 'iii 1, ,M for her Worth. gy ' 1 A 1,-J ' 1 ..f.f .K 'Y' i M, ,Q 4, , . m ,M V ,, . A , ,3 , ' :T wf11 '?21. at Ao: ,V U 425.31 in t .X F .5 M ffl 'gif' Q fb :U K in K J' ,fs , 1 FWZ? rf ' ,X I tax?-'S v, w xml ,P W xi, ff t K 1 'L X 1-. 'G .o of exquisite music. BRYON AMBROSE BLACKBURN Kansas Jeff. '15 A knock-clown arpgu- mentg 'tis but a word and not EL blow. EB MARY ELIZABETH LIGHTFOOT Illinois Nautilus '14-'15: V-Pres. '153 G-lee Club '11-'12g Portia. 'tlfclucalion is the only intereet worthy the deep controlling anxiety of the thoughtful woman. 'A . I Q ' ' is ' li ' jg..,, l e ,I 1 ...2 4.- 'PHE NT 1 s i y A: fl HV W lyoaf Y N -'Du .1 axju' l Q' . TQ ' r ll N :fi 'fn 31- W ! V lbs' , . ,r ' 5 fl . 521 fag . 4 3 ' 5 i It . L ALICE JosEPn1NE FRANCIS E.. WELSH MADALINE DAWSON f' HYDE Ath ,14f.211Ea,h3m:: ,ly CROUCH T . - 3 - res. , , Egg-.1 , eiasu S qs- D. D. G.: Sarg'-a.t-Arms Indmna' G' L' C' 14'1,5' ec' ' Happy um 1. from Portia.: Ionian '14-'15 !' ,v?f53 ' ' Portia' var? I am fre-P, An open lxeartvd fl 1 hiwe 3 llflilrt with VVl1y ar'en't they all maiden, true and pure. ,, W 1'OUm f0l' PVQVB' j0B'-H cuntemlexl like me? ,g-'lim ' y V -. ALBERT LEHE. FEM' ' ff Missouri 5 Jig .J ' I am not in the roll fa? of common mlm. 2 s V ' . 241 Q' ' if H' , . Q -5 H - 1,2 CLETA. MAE STUBBLEFIELD 1 Illinois G Bt'3lll1' is truth. truth beuutyfl - ' Y Q57 -'-V ' ,--.E-' - . E :fi E f P ff 9 J. 7 i ' .-Fi? - Y 'Y ,.. - 'w2i'V-. tl 1, . - ' E E 4 .lll .E ' - . 1 745.7 K if 'W' - 119 ' M 1 Q4 1 f ' 1, 1 f 1 3 ' ' -, fm g 'h' i X . ff x 5 1 1 Q if Q. 1 TX T 'H 51 6 I '12 :1 . six 1 ' 'P 5 ,.:M , EQ 19,5151 Q 51 I -1 is Q 0 . A 'k , , 1.155 ., , ,ggi 5 ,. , A , , .. f .T , S' fa 'U .-' - 7 as - ' ,gi 1 1 I 1. 2' 1 'mga ww- g 1 ., ,.,. ' i s 'Z , .1 ,H 1 'Fr 51 53 :12 :Jigga , M s 5' 1 .- 1 TL' Q IX I 1 ' ,1 iiffffi e hi. Tr, 113122 -11 1 1 ai -4 31 f-N, Q px , Fei, ly go 11 1 1 7 1 M 1 4 Lil' M : +2 Liu , -, ' r ML Y + H: ww P if f 4, A if 14,2 'iff' 1 4 'Q' 5 , 1: -1 14 I Q I . 3 J l , , I as - ,L,. , 1-5 ,S ' '1 ,, 1 1 r 1 B., GI-ADYS ROSS HARRY In. DOTSON G-RACE JOHNSON Ohio Missouri I I vi n g ,12 ,13 ,14 ,15. Foot sau '12-'13-'14g Bas- Oklahoma - - - i Pres. '14g Portia: Ref Ban '15' Track Portia. Staff ,14',15 i'S1ate1y and tall he ,. A Y :Shah Show Us how One 111th .ls 111.1113 thing il woman 1 divine a ' may be made, IHOYGS in the 111111. The chief of a thou- sand for grace. EARL MADISON Louisiana Atlienaean 'fXY11:1tex'er, s li e D t 1 c Could jI1ilU11'Q fur, for every why he had 21 XV1181'9fO1'G. EB JIISSIE LORENE MARTIN Missouri Portia ITIOUKIS tUI'I1S.U as a brook has And e'e11 hel' failings AJ leamled lo virturls' sich. ',..,,,..., E ti if I . ' 1- 1. ,Lf 2 1 i 5 A af 32 ' ' 1 ,,.., - 4 'P , U-f' , ' ig wg f 1 fi' 1 1 fd. f ef: if i' ' wg' Liga: A if J, r D M- - 1 ,--1 , y 1'-V, ,- ' z fkfff . ' . 7, 1 rf? .- ww?-w 2'5 f-:fa .7 X . ' 21 - f - - V -Q , 1 ' 11 . A p E 15 223 1 L- 5 f f i le if a2'.?' ' ' Ce? omvn wznnann oscar. STEANSON' DAPHNE HELL PRATT 'lY P DOWNING- Oklahoma Nebraska, Missouri Ciceroyn i-011 il-3 14',1?7 Portiag Junior Executive Portia: Girls Glee Club Pres' 15' Sauer Play' Committee h M , Debate Team 'llxe honored :md ex- alted grzule, Her worth 1111 t lx , ,, thougrlll he rwbly clzu'ml. gzlmed. '15 Small the sllhje-ct but .-Xml what he g'1'e-ntly not so the worth, i f 1 ' ROY MCKANNA fJ'a.nj ' '- - ' Texas HHQ worked much. and acconmlislivll more-, QB RUTH GILLESPIE Texas Nautilus: Pres. '157 Girls' Glee Club: Pres. '15: Class Sec. 129 Class Prophet: Sen. Editor Student: Portia A if . J , .1 4. in 2 :fi-L 4,5 3' ' - ,, S T' l , x ., fv xf- l 5 W 2 E' s V W, l' .si K 2' W A.L. xl, fa- Q56 P 2 +- it F r wi ws. iq as f ,FQ i , lib r V 1 ' w , 1, None knew her but to E lovo lu-It None nzlmexl lwr but to lurzxise-. .- - ,inf gy, 4-. few -N Va' -v 'yt l 5 f . ' if iA 1 7 'Q fwffftif Z --. . z Ae r r a 1 '77, Y 'THE S l -' , t:,. 5 W K' ' ' , 3 ff if! L3 A, wgvl V ily h fi' Ag iiifgfp' N31 E 'I - 1:31 My -,,, !' 5 ,' m0 fi' Q , Q - 1 ' 'I H -z Us . in LK . ,. -. V 5- , ., Av. ?'f5'?-1 ,1 l if 1 l f' li ,E Z 46' uf nv' My ug F D CP' ' Q, Q ,, Q, l A Q22 X vf wx f .. x 4 I Q l vl 1' yin? 1 L , 2.2 E- :X l QQ l vi R 6 Y 'fl N It ik l 1 1 rw is . Y if ' 1 4- l . wx , I , gig V, Q 675. N 1 ' 1 5' ,ft f my arf Q X, . Q K CYRSTAL BELL Indiana XV0men are the poo- try of the World in the same Sense as the stars are the poetry of lleavenf' - . CLARENCE SHUMAKER Illinois Boys' G-lee Club The best men are oft those who speak last. WILLARD LEE MILLER Iowa. Jeff. '12-'13-'14: Orches- tra. '13 This man is modest and lllli,lS4LlTl'1lllS.'f.H GB SARA HELEN BEARDEN Arkansas Portiag Sec. '15g Ion- ian '14-'15: Pres. '15: Staff '15 A rrwsy blond and in il college gown, A'Tll2lt Clad hex' like Zlll April claffodilly. An all her' thoughts zxs fail' :ls hex' lrlue eyes. 4' GLADYS CAMPBELL Indiana. Portia, Her modest looks, the cottage migh t zulorng Sweet as: the prim- rose peeps beneath the thornf' A TATA fi , in '3-,f-13mg - I 1 - 5- L. ' '-.L7 151-, V -Q I f Z e 1:+21:f rr' 1'-1'-T . f -E . '1-,:,:i Z VL' I I. ,ggi L,,g'a I 1 , W 1- -Ol 'PHE ENT6 NELL HILL WORLEY EDWIN MATTHEWS HELEN LORD Tennessee BEDFORD oklahoma fJa.nj Kentucky I Ioniang Portia A jewel in u ten- Portia' --The fm-Ce of hill. Own times harrell-ull chest. A UHN191' 11011111 il will IS il bold spirit in a iTlfl6'Xib19. merit IIHIKOS hor wrlyf' loyal ln'oast. JOHN MCKOY CAMPBELL Texas Staff '13-'14-'155 Faun- chong Debate '13-'14'153 Senior Playg Forum '12-'13-'14-'15: P r e S. '15g Class Pres. '15 Go un, go :mg thuu W of g , 1 ii! f . . -1 ,- V- ' sa k 'Qt T I A: E 3 . A 1 . of i J' , ' 292. :Y 1 Q J. ,IW ' -a 4 1! xg rl K ws' 'X 'V 1 , u H I gg Pg' ,A t 1 l -,.1,f-- ., l I 'In 4 U. ' sf' 'l , wf 9 l ??'1 Z 15 l - 3 F., Q3 Iwi ' ' , Zi of C . '52 l 35 gf? 1 Q 4 2 J X H' il .1 I, 5 : iff ii. N l N 5 2? all Y E be l in W Q f Qs? Q 1 N R i -lm. . Q, 5 PW C'i1llS'f not spvzlk too 'EQ ' muc-ll. i 4' Qi A . W 1 Q! , V w LULU Jnssrr: X SUMMEBS l Oklahoma Irving '13-'14-'15: V'-Pres. '1-15 Portia: President k------- A perfevt XVUIHHII, W nohly planned to warn, 1 to comfort and vom- ' mandf' W --mg' N, ,-.. W Y P Nl F F 11 Q-.-F.-xu. ., ' K l' :rg'f FQ -,gg F W 3 ,A 2' ' - -A wa. -'w:. . - . f - . W 'f ' ' . , if V e'--- , -- , , ,QL . 'J' ' v' .. - Q - . 1 'ffl .P3'f,-Q' V' , ' ' -zu- EELE , J ff E E 2 W M5 M ., ,ev 6 W 1 X m?,.f , . ' r E' Qiw' f ' 3,55 'TH t 3 1 . i .Q -'f W , new N F 3' S 93 Q an , 4 ' ' :Wh 5 sw 1 sei .x Sf 5 .R 8 v '1 w af 1 fl ef' li qi H D at E? nf ,QE 1 1, 1' 'L I' yg' K IN 'W 1 twig 1 1- ,XA t ' E r 5 Q 2 E 3 'I v W mf' , . A, 1 22,3 . X! EVALINE ATWOOD A charming exzunple of quality though not of ff' ff '- 6 .. f ge 7 lf. :QQ BEATRICE CHAR- VICTOR SCIIRAMECK LOTTE CLARK Missouri 'Just at the age twixt Kansas P01-'tla' boy and youth when She is most fair and there unto. her life doth rightly harmonize, thought is speech. and speech is truth. quantity. . JAMES ERWIN ANDERSON Tennessee Class Basket Ball '14-'153 Boys G-lee Club '15 A man of forevnst and of thrift. :md uf 21 care'- ful mind. CB ANNA BELLE G-ROSS 0111611011181 I Su womanly, so benigne M :md mekef, , ' I qt - - 4 'f ,... H'-W ' , Y - N .W f- L, -- . . , , ,. ' f. .5 - 231' 3. Jfw i f Q' 'L V uf El' -L -rf 'fai r 57- A , i'-7351 , 5 L - I L i f-if ., - -3 0.. l' 4: 5 l QM.. .Rv ,,,.f 'PHE S LE NT' . .. ii ADDIE CARDWELL Missouri Portia. XVithin her tender eye the heaven of April with its changing light., x'Q LQ a . .,.., ,.N ,...... MAX WALKOW BEBYI. CLABKSON ohio BARNETT Missouri BOYS' GIGS Club Portia: Nautilus '15: The man that loves Pres- and laughs must Sure do M3119 Needs IW 91110233 H-011- her deeds speaks fm' her. EARL FLEENOR Texas I love the liIll12l,LI'0 of heroes. hut I lun- merit more. Q :Q l l M51 , sp . , 4 L, -Q13 M .N A A-S 1 .Q to wi . v 'ig ' f' . 55, f- f i,' 1 31. D-.. Q '1 f 'fi L A 535' , Ls, 1 'r Q 5' .' if 'Uv . r .Q ' 5 'ffl' 'Q . gf' I 5' , LI? H 'gk wt W .g 'IH' 1 3 ' I K K s fi? 2 ,, 45 SW N I le xx sffffl' aff -,fe ff fi , l fff 1' E , 1 ' , ' .G li . 4 ' 1 l v v W 1 9 NANNIE LAURA ROSS Oklahoma. Portia Q ' HI love trzlmlllil suli- N K N tulle and suvh wwis-ty :ls , is quiet. wise. Zlllll g'1m1l. 1 l I ' ?',f 'X' fs' VL 'Q ' P if . M. ,- 456 n 1' S , -x '- .-.- , 1 111 5 5 ' . ...:.-.- , l .., - ' 4' ' 1 Y Y W f- 1 1 ' 'R Y ' ff' 5, 'S ,. . 'x uiffkf .'l, ' '-'f f vida 4 , ' fillf el l THE l glam , l ' 1 ' Q25 - ' fl V 74:44 - fy . N' l fi 5 ' lu g ,L,L'-Q Qs ' wh f s. 1 xi M f . ,.: 4. 1X,ff'A Af'-'Q -5 h, l, 'fi A K ,filet ,fr W W 82 'vig l 9341? ' 9 l-H lXf ilHl 4 NORBERT WIIISNER Oklahoma Jeffersonian 'lLet thy Spcm-li he het- ter than silence or be sil- ent. G-LAIDYS COBRIENII SMELSER Oklahoma Irving Because l'm quiet is no reason I cannot talk. LOYS CLIFFORD POTTS Oklahoma A x'zi1'io11:4, Vlg'0l'k'IllI4 versatile man. 45 MAMIE D. PUCKET1' Texas 'ilust c0rpp01'ez1l enough to attext lllllllilll- ity, yet Suffiviently t1'unSpm'ent to let hei' Celestial origin shinv through. MYRTL E STOUT Oklahoma For the beauty lovely woman is m usicf' Gfanj of fl like 1' ' '1 ' ' ' , -- ll - 4 l f ' . ' T' Q A, if 1. , . ,Q-. 1 P A M 3 jk V f I 1: - - - -V f .. f- V- - , ,W Y, Y-, 3 ' ' 'lj . fs Q. ,5 ' ,gf .V ., b THE S H ENT 61 E. . - 1: , , , 5. , U, ,N yi? W ALMA MACKLANBUBG Minnesota She is at womang one in Whom tho spring-time of her childish years hath IIGYOI' lost its fresh perfumes. .L...i. PAUL LOOSEN' Oklahoma Ath.3 Pres.: D. ID. G. Ry your own report fl linquistf' GEORGE McBATH Tennessee The best men oft are those who speak least. 6 GALE STUBBLEFIELD Illinois Ioniang Portia G-ale has never been absent or tardy during her twelve years of school life. I expert in pass thru this life but once, if there is uuy fun in it !wt's liave it. fx' ffglp l 'Q z gi gg' fp 'I' , . A ei. A . CECIL LIONA wnvrnns e ' A Kansas . Q Ionian: Secy. '15g Portia f N 1 If to her share some I I -. ' wmmiirs errors fall, but , f kzmw her worth and you ,- , N furget them ull, i vm .Q N w in ' 'g. S i 1 4 sl af, I 24 ' xi K' ' A A' L W. . Q. 'I I K 'ii wi' 5 v A , f i .fa I ,Q ' 1 D T i i X' X 1-5 is 4 Q 4 Z. f P3 kr W 1 5 if , J .Y V ii . 1 L Q I'-6-4 Q' r .i , N pg., ya' ju :E . Y A A A Ag A nn H N u , . Y E 3: . 117: U , -rug . ff., 'N L . ' ' ' .- ' - 1-45.--, , ., A , . ,, . , , , ii . ' f if , - J I, 'igfgg ' GW 'Y A ' 'P Q., - , ' V- e- f-- w 4 ---. if ' A 5. '- 7A sri,. 5-.' ., A 1 R N I... ,l,, A f rim ENT' , V 'iii' sg ' ' ng I 4'- nf sl lliiigi, x l V2' E Q - .e' ,N il: ' A , A ., -15 yu- , qfjlg, fu'-A' fix ' EM ix -v ,Y 43. i '42 55 ug' Q 1 t5 r i F x S' , f x .P fu - M M43 V :Nj Qi 'lx A 1 L QU! -5.1 Q li + 1 , .gh , be ga' I Eiga P . ,A , v ig g , Z jf' K i it 1 K . has Y ,I r I SY 4 1 1 ' 2 pl 1 Y Jw, 1 i, I I P FLORENCE MAE ROSS RICHARD HOYT LILLIAN LUELLA , ACTON Oklahoma ohm North Dakota . 'AA violet bb' 3 H105-SY On their own merits, Portia. stone half hidden from modest men are dumb. HA11 rivaled 1191- in U19 eye. patience. .E LESTER FRANKLIN KETCHUM Oklahoma As at walled town is inure worthier than a village, so is the fore- head of ai married mam more honorable than the bare brow of a bachelor. GE V. ROY HARRISON Oklahoma I o ni a. n '11-'12-'13-'14g E Pres. 135 Portia.. - Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Cuurteous, though soy. and gentle. though re- tired. ,--1 'wa , rg E F . I . ' 4, -1.1 . yen .....,-. --. ,.-. , .7 -- - - IIN ,, - ' f if aj ' Y f Y 'f w ' iii' fr ,, ' T f -3 4... ii J, in S W ' A eeee o S 1 6 S A i F N S 1 , J S33 L K I 'rua 1 leaf' W , gi I , .nt -.lv , '. Q 'J 5: Noun: vm: zum' nrxou Mums Nor: cA'1'nn.nN1: smuzr 1 A., ,G ggi Oklahoma Indiana, ' kl if Ioniang Glee Club '11-'12g Class Basket Ball '14-'15g 0 ahoma Portia Senior Play 'illeart on her lips and aiQfg',i5 Al,4. Many a cheek looks Hell be cheerful and soul within her eyes '?f passing fair because il Chverupy under a moun- soft as her clime and , ' merry heart shines thru, tain of trouble. sunny as her skies. ' f A JESSE FRANCIS G-ELDERS Georgia Ath. '12-'13-'14-'15g Pres.: Debate Team '155 Safety First I have found you un argument, I am not obliged to find you am lllld61'Sf2IU4ii11g'. E15 VERNA BREEDEN 'WILLS Illinois Irving '13-'14-'15: Secy.g Portia.: Senior Play Great feelings hath Shu nf hex' own whiuh leqser souls may new-r 553611 n Z , , zgwfwl Q:-I iff! fra. ' 4' w if ' Q Hi, ,Q 1.5 - ' 1:1 r lsr ., - ' w if ' I I I , 6 in r1'n,.x it Vault! ' Q '35, Q, M ':g- iii i 11 'E if ' N , T '1 ' 'Q 1 oaxgyy f, 1 .Kg 7,1 1 X 'E 4 i s 'r Q D td P X Q , ' xi 4 , 'x l Rumi '. FZ ,-:ee S . i i 0 'W ' A V : ee S fx, , Q I infii v I 7 llssll l 'F A , .g-'L5'f , LL 'iii' K Y if 4 Vlllr A 5' V E . mf, 1. -Akvkwh wt' A I 1 ', ,- Q ' ggi, if-Q , 5. .AL fails.- .1 x 1 If iii mpeg., qi .'5f' 75.4, 1 f Wg! las 'arf' M d, H5 , ' fl -A I MINNIE ELNORA WARNER BoNroI:Y VERA EDNA HALL ' 4' K KETCHUM Missouri Oklahoma HI ldanfag v v 1 Ionian: Portiag Classical tl mwfmk 1311? EQTLQ One of the noted band A laugh is worth a ljllsfigs fm 1915 lrfw mm 8' ge lan of lzulies' menf' hundred groans in any m power. markets, 1 'fl of 1:95 . Fi 2 di q v l THOMAS FLOYD WAT!-:INS by M. - - . B P ! 1SS1SS1pp1 ,wr V, Mn. '14-'15 Attended Grenada. fMissj ,, fi ' H. S. Q ' I He strives the nelgh- L 5 borhood to please with 7 l manners W o 11 ml 1' O u S fy: ' 5 C'llDl'l'TliI'l,'J,'.', ' A 99 ' .we 1 I w MARIE KATHERINE ' 1 fl :DoNc1Er. Mississippi ' ' 1 Portia. 1' Eyes filled with laughterg a more slip of :I girl. W QV: --7 ' I , 4 - ef e,gif1ff:',zGQ,,. ' . Q N , fx I' 'A V ' '7 '7 'f.3' gg -f----- M v ----- ., :Z - ,H,,,, ,J ' of -A wf'Tf'YS ??'W?2 -- f W ' A , - 1..4 -fi' N , Y l llssg ,, . , 136- i, f ' f Y i1ii ' i ? ' M : L , ri A K - Wi TA V 7 if MA-Am Jf: AQ M, .4 A 3 - X at., Qa qu ' ' f' -'NWANWA i A my ' 5 9 I f ,: ' f - EL V 1. hai i wi ' 2 .. - 5 t . ., I .Q I f..,, , . , Egg Vg 'ig i 'gif i 4 A Mein -fi W 2 ':.'.f5 'U . A -v 'l 'N n 5-rg MILDRED ELIZABETH ROYAL CLARENCE CHRISTINE SIDNEY 1 1- MIIILEB CROW' HEREIOTT i . Oklahoma Iowa. . Portia Anal ho is the one, the Kentucky 1 fx . , ,, Eli 3- rl- f2'f+ge f'ff?f 'Ashe doeth little kind- nvsses which most leave t1'uest-1nmnier'clg half all A Thy m0desty's a Can- inen's hearts are h1s, ' dle to thy merit. undone or despifef' -Q 'H A FENTON ALMER SANG-ER, Oklahoma. Forum Great is his intellect, yet grezitvi' hiv pliysiqlimf-. A Dliilosfmplier, tho 11111511- vs ilyv his shook. Q V SAMANTHA JANE RENFRO A Oklahoma. Portia A typo nf girl upon whoni you may ilvpend when 'tho final test r'rmi0s. V '3 -f ,fgv-U xmqgsf we L, r f-aw Q3- ' I 1 - . ' I '1 X V I ' f TV a , -A f ' ' I ,hx-Z' .-4------Y f-,. ,,.-,.,-.- - .,.... U , -..,- - Q W W., W L W J ' ' . '- .f' 1 - j' - ri -3 . ' .fix V- te , ,- if-'..,w,-ig? ,. ,. -Qu -. 1 CL.. Q' 2 ' V FY .f fifff 'i A -J ' A Q . ' , A x ffgqi wr 5 if-4 Ji Q25 v. .JJ 'il E a lg it 1 AH ,., FL 25 I... 5 is Nl N . iii ' nf if R Q Y 1 Q 1 2 ff Q l F Q if was , -, 5: , x 3,1-5 P , X I Iv X Y ff? H V, ,if ' f ss , . ' i ,, A5 4 fig ... eii ,C E ST l i g r V ' Y A412521 ' we C s . '.l !l ,- '4 .ww ggi:-3-e j 1 CLIFFORD IVOR Gificn G.NYsWoNGr:R :s:Az1:I. MILLER MILLER ' 1 ' Kansas Iowa. Iowa 'ff . . Jeff- '14-'157 Treas- ,155 i'I+Ixce1lG-noe is not .'-Je, V 5- i 1 1 '13-'14' P t bg ffl, qfalsxca l or la Rep' ,157 Glee club ,15 2,'2lil l9d but as the re- .'1Ef U. f'ij7'f - Deep brown eyes fun' 'KHe Q 0 u 1 fl songef ward of 5-Treat labor. r 4 fj3 U-mg OVW' with glee' make, and well PI1dilG.H ' C f, C JOSEPH NATHAN KOCH . gf Mississippi y . .gs Ath. '13-'14-'15g Pres.: D. ,,.1., f' 1 D. G-. '13-'14-'15g Pres.g , ., , N a. Booster Club '15g Seni- or play '15g Debate Team '153 'V-Pres. Seni- or C1 a. S sg Student Staffg I'a.unchon N W i'He is a very clever 4, man by nature. I 1 GRACE MAY CHANDLER Tennessee G .L. C. '12-'13-1'144'15g G Y Pres. '15g Portia: S-K-.. Treas. '15 A Certain nzmturv unto gracious an-t, :md in llvl' own clear element she I ik, 5? Fl I 'FI Q Q. Q . 4 w K ez I I ' ' . ' 3' 'Q Q ' in if . 0 4 4 ' 1 Q 5. -wi ' . figym if' 'Q as 'C .. v , 45, is I, 'E ', we wx . mas, 1 v 'A :C 1 w ir I 21 V f X I W A Q ls . IHOVQS. .. .- ,W '... ,--Q ' 5' A ,X V ' . .ML A' Jil Q if . - iw A - i f gi ' 5 ' fl' . W , p e , ..,i. , fggg .T i.. iv ' 1 THE g Bunn: nnnr 1Ja.nj Normr. s. 1-::::1:sr.I:n, MINNIE 3-,OQNEY Texas Illinois Jeff. '13-'14-'15g Pres. '15: oklahoma' Still quietly she Debate Team '15g Portia: 101153113 361101-'WI' works, While others I'a.unchon HA maiden hath ng Play. A man of mark. tongue but thought-Y' ' WAYNE McCOBKLE Texas Football Team 15: Track Team '15 'AA mvrry h e 3. 1' t maketli a clieerful Count- enancef' 55 CI-ARA MAY HOOKER Kentucky Portia. 'Tet graceful ease, sweetness void of pride, might hide her faults, if - she have faults to hide. ' L-.11-' -pr , QQ? S y Q ggi ' We tj! ff ,,y J D Q V ., ,, .Wg 'P ' ich' n M ila P' w . A Kal 1, .i.. ,V ' 4 , f'.ff QW , , in i , w av fi: ' x 1'Y'2 as V .,., --Q- ,, ,3V,,,. 5, ' -Q ,L 'LJ T W ' w 'd fl ggi .1 Q' its . i A y ' flmf --V-.xx,e..fe - . A , - V f f ' 1 35 b- ' . .. ---- . N ff' . 5 . - 'S -3 9- X' ' 'N l J f f' 1? y l lm T' I A :il 'W x ' ff W J N 'k L ' HE M. ,. 5- M W b I W w GWR .yfg gf . bg . 45. lf, Q,-. w In ,Q vii 2' ,Jay i U, rf R I ,ff aug.. Q I - -'k ., K di QQ-N n E, , ,MH ,, ikmsii ?iilLj,4Q ' ESL + , ' gi n ' F55 ' A 2' it T in Q1 J A W M Af 'L 3 55m 1 :fungi ? ' 3 : V s- ' fy ff ,, '1 g if '3 Mas. ,p W VE. auf- 'A ' 6,5 L, 1 ,P I .fl ,,,., , ERMA A grave that Wong who saw her, wished her to stay. J ULIA CLARK Oklahoma Portia HENRY JOHNSTON Kansas Athenaean l-Zegone. flull care. I prithee, hegrone from me! Begone dull care, thou and T Shall never' agree. CURTIS FRANKLIN WALTON Miss 0l11'i Debate Team '157 Ath. '13-'14-'15: Pres.g Booster Clubg Pres.g Faunchon One vannot know cvoryllximzrf' GB MARGUERITE BAXTER Iowa. lt is the quiet worker that Suc'c'ev:lS, IRENE MARIE CRATE Pennsylvania Portia Let gentleness my stron g 9 s t enforcement be, H - if A ,fl 354 ' ' 5 - L, , W W, ,V Y ,T , W , E 5 ,, A , -'.11 rf -40... I .fyY.., TNQ, T O E H 'E W 6f' ' K TH NT l t' ,4 CL ARICE ROBERTSON Minnesota Nautilus Q Portia. A maid to whom was given so much uf earth, TOM THOMPSON Mexico Allie is a man, and nrstliing that can concern il man, does he deem ro. mutter of incliffercllice to MEADOB LEE AGREE Texas Portia. UNM bold nor shy, not Short nor tall. But a new mingling of 'sw 4 M.?'e-A rf. , sls T XS 4. , . lo ,V . 31? P . H , tba . 5 ' ' g 13 fur y' 1. ilu 'T 441 1 1 W ,X l nay' .- so much of heaven. himself. them UU. im, , . A :A RANDOLPH KEEPPS If ?f?:,aQ Iowa 5-i XIV .-s l He is Pl maui who says .Y V, ,L . ,. S' H' little yct thinks much. .P W if eff A li- LILLIAN FREEMAN Kansas ' Portia. A littlv sziicl, and truvly said, can lleepvl' joy impawt. than hcwls nf wuiwls thnl rmmlu the haul, and IIQVUI' re-21c'h thv liealrlf' ,, 4. L A 1 . ,,l1.v f t i THE 35 bfuha W L ur 'mwigitl I 131' f l'i4?'. 1 P' 4 1. -' 1 ' any N3 'i .frrfi f- 'I' Pi 'i r ' U? ,JI , , Q51 Y N J I Vi, 1 X . 2 mr 'Jaws ' , ,a i, s E fb, X '37 rw 1' 1 I 'f T I A . t, lgfglf i 14 I Us ,ysf Q vi, l v A M, ,L MYRTLE AG-ATHA rownnr. QJanQ Texas NA gentle little wife is she, alrezuly embarked on the matrimonizil sea. FRANKLIN DURBIN QJ'anj Missouri A little nonsense nuw and tlien, is relished by the best of men. G-'URDON HUNTER WILLIAMS New York A man that ull men honor, and the model that all men should fol- low. VERA MYERS Iowa Portia 'tDevOut and pure. sober, steadfast and Ll6TI'lLl1'E'.H - ' 545 N 39 i t GRI-IE GEORGIA I I 9 DILLS k-----J Oklahoma. Ullethiiiks no face so gracious is, as thine. .. -LA ,., . my PQ ' f' ,ff if f i ,' .V e ' 3,g,.:f-4Er'v' W .Q A ' m ini'--4' W -. 4 743, .f EDNA Hslll' 111i111is 21 gI'1'3l, 110111 111011: Illilll S1111 talks. -. l. , 13 1 . Q1 fr li: ' uy fffl 'W' 1: ' RUTH COJ......TH Portia CLAUD TYLER, Oklahoma. I'00t Ball '11-'12-'13: Capt '149 A11 Star Team '11-'12-'13-'14-'155 Capt. '14g Ath. '12-'13-'14-'15 '1'I11- 111-:11'l 111 1-1111- 1'1-ive-. 1119 11111111l'4l111111i11g 111 11i1'1+1'1. 111111 1111- 11111111 L11 1-X91-1111-Q' .5 ESTHER MARIE VOEGELI Oklahoma Portia. 111-1'1- is :1 211-1 W1111 11 111-1111 111511 21 111111111 1-1112- il1XX2ljQ 1-1111111 l'111' 11119 1 CLEO DaTAR Oklahoma As sw1-111 111111 Sunny .ls .1 AI113' 111111'11ir1g, 'Q 'i'1?i'21-3 :::-' -1 ' F' Nxifn' 1, 1,111 1 1 - 1 1 1,1 1 I 1 V., 1 11. A li 6. 'Sgt -19' 514111 5:21 5- 55254 1' 1- 1 1 1-11 ,1 Y 1 31 1' Q 1213 .R '51 W '55 1 1 1:1 mi ' 'RT 1 11: 1 11 , .1151 1 1-SEE? 34 -5 1 11 5 1 51 13'-11 11 X if X. 12 1 1 5 1 . 1 1.111 1 1 11 W 1 1 11 5 I-5-4 ' 'G 1 'ra , 1 4 4 1 UQ I ! 5 'e 1 1 N K Auf 1 ' 'f W 311 'Y F' if 9 ,xg 1 'A mm Wx' g,,QV'5', . - ' f 43 1 x i i i high f 5 ii H if i 11 'A 5. W . X sig, 4 lp .gay f .fl ' Q Q. V , ' W Fai , I QI f 'C Q, Sa 1 kj: f .Q g ' if f Q25 1 ' , K 5 lx. fi I f 3551 ' ,J t. 1, , , + , , Z. X , , ' ,. L. M , ,Je- t , I? an ffri fs M oiii - o 5 VV ' . ., LM, x - . IVIINNIE It-IAY SCI-ILOSSER Oklahoma Portia. LELA PENN DOWNING-, Missouri Nzmtilusg Pres.g Portia, A Hlililllxll fair and kind: Su woll to know IIBI' own: that what slw wills to do amd sexy sen-ms wisest. Yi!'ll1USl, Tung kill, Ll' kixxgdulxl comme to luok on SLll'll an I-lclssn-rl c'1's'z1t111'n-.U disc-1-6-viv:4t, host. JOHN LANDON Illinois 'Aly own tlmughts ax my 1-rn1111:1nim1s. Y 51 'URGIE SMITH Ll'12lI'Ul'!4 nohluwt thin g 1 NYOXIIZUI 1v1'v1'm'twd. . 5-i 6' All ,1., ' 1 ' ' -P-4 V 2 N iii , ,Www -A MV , Y W ' ' f i i ooii 'P iioo fio I o Q ' , i nip. I: i ii L 'THE S NT' my L Y P Q. 7 . pu A .,,. MABEL CHETWYND LEE MORGAN Kentucky Portia. Silver and gnhl ure not the only coin, virtue too. passes vurrent all OVQI' the world. . ix LEONARD CHARLES WILLIAMS fJanj Ohio Forum: Pres. '15: D. D. G '13-'147 V-Pres.: Seni- or Play: Orchestrag Class Treas Sometimes from her eyes I did 1'ec'eix'e fail' speechless messages. WILLIAM HEPBURN St CLAIR Iowa The xnunly part is to do with might and main what you can du. L5 RACHEL SMITH Iowa, Irving' '12-'13-'14-'15g Re- porter '13-'145 V-Pres. '145 Portia: Class Sec.: Staffg ,Class Historian The joy of youth and health her eyes display- ed. And ease of heart her every look conveyed. LENA AMELIA PEIG-E Texas Hens is a dignity without pride, and El ten- derness without weak- ness. Ii 1' H24 , is 1,15 . :ga 1- f l gl? w , vfcisif g V'-25' ' 91 ' .s - - -. r nf. 5 i ia , WI, 'f 'Sion - uv , ., , ,, Mas, Iii v,'. jfv fl i ii 1 .gf f aw 'Nt this P, 4 A Q if K H-. l :U Q A I fi L '-51 J 1 E' J -,325 i Q of ,i , N N . i .im -- - -5, f-I ,..,-., -N ...H .jj A fi L 2. 'yegly 'Z 5' 1 ' V if 3: 7 ' 'Q L' Y -A T ,A J ' x '3p'gf i 1 '- ,, J 5: ma, , -, , - .-.-5 2 1 V ' o M . af- K - Q V 4 . 'x 'n ' 1' ' ' . 1' f., 7 W . - 5? , 'E 15 :Li 5' li lb x 1 ALPHA BEAM ABINGTON Arkansas Portia: Ionian '15 The vheer of her 1'Husherl all llllll'lUE1'S f disconteritf' af 4 , ' w ise? y 1 'Yf5':7H- as Q :isi- flffm A M.. V :TSW B2 f 4 ma. , V ' s . in .ip l go , :gl Ti il 'i 4 ii i' 4 ,1 liyl L. Q if lffg , E , pg, ,F , ii ,?i?f2QL' 'J ' 1 , ,ligiu ' L -' .Lis ,'k' 5 L 'if' ' 'i H Q-Lf??'? , , W. V4 3 15.73 ,-l' 5,' E l if ' , Je' ' - J 'i laugh, and pleasant word, ... N 6 91 is i I - 1 EARL TAGG-ART Kansas Inter-School Basket Ball '14-'15g Football '15g Paunchon Blest with a promis- vuous optimism about every thing in ::enei'al, GEORGE HERBERT MOSS 1Ja.nj Oklahoma Jeff '13-14-15: Secy. '15 This maifs as true as steel. 43 ELVIRA. SIMMONS Texas Portia. Neat us a pin, sweet ns a rose, she has friends wherever she goes. MAY BELLE 0'I'LAHEB.'1 Y' Kentucky Portia: Nautilus Is she not more than painting' can express or youthful poets dream of when they love? ,--, w E f . -5 . N. p '4 i 5 A L fn'i' V , ,, N -- H-5:5 7 'f ' ' A ' , - - ..f- H- --7--r nl-. -- -. Y Y Y , ,771 , 1, 7 Y Y ., 'Tel ,Y ' f X ,--4f3, gk ,2 E E E Wggi T T T H x HARRIET REBECCA EARL no-1 1'GER. I-015 BENNETT PIIRSHING Kansas. Texas ohio Track '14-'15 Irving '13-'14-'15J Vice Irving '14.'15g Sec, '14 Hllaii was burn for Pres- '15s Portia? 'AMQQQQ1 and Simplv two things, thinking and Sec- senior Class and sweet, lhv very type :is-tiiigf' '15 nf 1'ri:4Ci1l:1, WILL CRUCE Oklahoma Staff '13-'14-'15: Senior Play '153 Faunchon: Ciceronian '13-'14-'153 Pres. 14: Booster Club '15: Boys' G-lee Club '15 Se-dst thou Z1 man dili- 21-nt in his husiue-ss, H9 shall stand lDl'fUl'8IfiI1g'S, hv shall not stziiirl he- fure mean mein. f ' -if 'mr trot, K W X! A 4 f A ELI: Us if Q ' i iq N t i. 4 X, V! 'L A' if t i' ig :E Q if A is 'l jig, if i if 5 Q . 4 V ,. ' fm f '3f2f?ii , 'Win I ' ff -s M QB RUTH THOMPSON Kentucky ' Pom i A love-ly hm-ing scarce- ly formed in- lmmulilgdy 3 iwmse with ull its sweet- Ost lvaneis yet fuldvrlf' I 1 'V' I ' ,V 4 hun' . 04 S x f f xf? ..-i fi' W ' 7 4 ' W it 'ii L Y, Uh , , 1 447, 'F I 'rn EN A H.. l we Qs,-1 4 rfiijb, l Af: ?!f21', ' i 1 ras., 6. . 1. lx! . J A, gm. Ns ai 5 3 if.. 1 , R Us Y Y I A.. 31 1 1 a 5 3' fs, la ' 1 'L WL is in P 'il Pi! 1 if Q' l C 1 1 '1 is 1 . 1 s is Q , V' t v 1 1 -- .A ,J 1- :,.,' , -' , ' YE .1 'F l , ' 7 X A ,. , tw ' 11', 1- it LUCILLA MARGARET WELSH Missouri Irving' '14-'15g Pres.: Portia. The heart of honor, the tongue of truth, The life and light of us all. QB CECIL WILFONG 1-Tanj Texas f'Not that he loved fun less, but that he loved I-IORACE IBROWNLEE Arizona Hklodesty becomes 11 young' man? QB LOWDEN' E. CARLE Indiana. tl prefer silent prud- ence to loquacious folly. GB VIOLET DRAUVER oklahoma' JOSEPH CLAUDE The violet thinks, LOONEY with timid blue eye. Tennessee To pass for a blos- SOH1 Orwhfmtingly Shy, Ciceronian '13-'14-'15g Pres.: Public Speaking Contest '13-'14-'15: De- T bf hate Team '13-'14-'15g Club Editor Student J-OE RAY U-an, '13-'145 Editor-in-Chief Texas 714315 'Z-X flattering painter, who made it his care to One of the few im- mortal names that were draw men as they ought not born to die. to be, not as they are. 1 l Q fun more. ' v ,-1 r ' l non-.o'rHY WRIGHT A wan, ERIE SHERMAN JAc:: HAMPTON 1Ja.np A E 0 Kentucky Texas A 'KSMS beautiful arm I profess not talkingg A pleasing counten- therefore to be woo clg , . . She is a -A-Uman only this. let each man ance is no slight advan- therefore to he Won. do his best. tagef' .- ,iw fy.. 'Yi .,--v A Q -gi MQ: '1 ,.l. . 1946, ' ws A 3 ' em Y , Y... ,,, v,,,,,,,, , 67 , Q, g f ' ' ,- i if fx? ' ,e,, - A - 1 T. v i Q A . 1 , -4 g.. 0 the dear nhl scluml we luinl ali ' . 1 u I Q35 Ailieu to all its joys and sadness, GW :L .9 'Po enter into 21 life old, yet ever n ' XYith eyes that hope for more gladness. XVhat brings the vmning years of loss nr guini Life's tln-L-ad muy dark or light he Spuug NYh0 knhwetli, what of joy Or pzxin Is shroufleil in nur life to Come? The hours grow silently onward In days, Eavh bringing its pleasures and painsg Anil life. like El hazard that everyone plays, Rolls on with its losses and gains. Dame Fortune, culled fickle, sees more than we think . , , , , 1. I x. ft, 4451 541, - I ':',, 'j K ' gifs' ' .522 I i s . 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Q And judges from thoughts untxpressu , lieop down in the heart, where the life-fountains start. Lies the cause of the worst and the he-st. Su let us he earnest beginning today, Yoble in action and kindly in thought: Hunest in labor and honest in play Thinking and doing the things that we might. im Thus on and on tlireugrh strain anal stress, XYiih courage strung' and faith over-m-xv XYe'll braxely fave 1ife's realness, Though the task be hard, the mission is true. -Ruth Summers. ' if gf' -I ,--. -1 ., :S ' - H yy 551253573 ,QQ-.' 4 ' -A V' , -.,, vw i J y , ,- '-- A V . - - - if gl .M ifiwr E f ff. 1 449- L I6 U L 11? GE B 6lI?l?1l26 CWMQ, 1 1 giiwvifnnm , J fl E X n . as A -.-W. V H I -'17 65552 1 VERNA WILLS 6 LUI-'U JESSIE SUMMERS 11 ALPHA ABING-TON 2 CRYSTAL BELL 7 ELIZABETH LIGHTFOOT 12 RACHEL SMITH 3 LILLIAN FREEMAN 8 HELEN THORNTON 13 FRANCES WATTON 4 KATHERINE G-ILLESPIE 9 LUCIEN LASLEY 14 MAY BELL 0'I'LAHERTY 5 MARIE DONCIEL 10 RUTH POWERS 15 JOSEPH CLAUDE LOONEY Gif W fglllvfl J 52 'I 1fV i R1?r5l I 1 LQ A 1 I 1,1 -4. L 1 HELEN BEARDEN 7 HAZEL MILLER 13 ROBERT SIRKOSKY 2 MAX WALKOW 8 RUSSEL CHENEY 14 G-LADYS ROSS 3 ALBERTA FRANK 9 ORI-IE IDILLS 15 RICHARD LYON 4 WILL CRUCE 10 LIZZIE ADAMS 16 LILLIAN EDWARDS 5 HELEN BERRY 11 MABEL BURKE 17 CLIFFORD MILLER 6 CLARENCE SHOEMAKER 12 MARGUERITE BAXTER 18 BERYL BAR-NETT 19 ELNORA KETCHUM 52 - A A A 7 A A l i if TEE N? E5 M f Aww 'rf' 'Q . 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S., 111111 11111111 11'11 111'e again, 3SSGl1l111l:l1 111 t11is 11111l1t011i11111,-11111 what st1'11nge 111111 u1111xpe11t1111 11111111g'11s h11v11 111111111 place! P01'11H1lS you will not 1111li11ve 111111 we 1111111 L11'11lJpt-'11 f1'01ll 211?II'S, to Visit y1111 again, 11111 it is 1111vert11111ess true. Olll' el11sS, 11101111151 for new w111'l1ls t11 111111q11111'. 1111111111111 t11 11111Ve to the g1'1111t planet XV1lL'1'C we 111111111 establish 1111 81111111 1'11HllQJj6 111 110111 p11l1eit111 11n11 s0e1111 e11n1litio11s. l1'111'e11111s1 211110112 these 1111111 was Mr. lfurtis XY?111IO1'1, who 1111V111f11t1111 21 new systeni of s1-i- 11111111 111111 religion, 17111 what 11111 1111 1111, W111111 111' 11r1'1ve1l 111 111211 planet 11111 111111'ry Grace 11111111- s1111. Since 1111111 1111 1111s l11111n 1111v01f11ting El system 11fh1111111 1111on11111i11s111ste111l. '1'h111111 1ve11e1111111yot11e1'1'1111s1111s f1111t11et1-1111sf111' of Olll' 11111.ss to 31111's. It 111111 11111'11ys 11111111 11111113111 S11'l111s11y's 111111 D11111e1t M11111ey's highest 111111111i11n t11 1111111111111 1111111-61111111 111111 they 111sis1e11 th11t 11111' class S1101l111 11ee11 S1111111 S1l1'1l f111'11e 111 the new colony. 1311s11les. if 11111111 M1111is1111 01' C1i1'1111'11 Miller 01' P11111 Loosen 111111t11111p111t11d 1111e11111p11ny1ng 11111 1-lass, it was Slllztl 111111 p111i1fe11111n w1111l1l 1111 ne111l1111. Then, 11111. C12l11C1 '1'y1e1 s 1'1111s1111 f111' 11111vi11g is 1111- vi1111s: it is 2111 111111erst001l fact that 1111111115 NVl'1g11111g 111111 111111111'e1l 11111111118 011 t111s 11111't11. Wl111n 1I'211lSfO1'1'6i'1 111 Mars, are 111111111-1111 t11 the S1ll2l11SlllllOf111l1'1y-61511111101111118 '1'11111'e1111-11, the 11111111ge. One 111: the g1'1111test 11et11111s taken was the 1-11111111111 of the 0111 Bl11111s' Home 11111111 this 11111-111 to Mars. The 11111ids were 11111 left 111 pence here, so, 111111111111 by Fraiiees W11tt1111. the p1'1111111t111' H1111 OXVIIQI' 111 the hllllle, the 111111111111s followed the 11111ss 111 Mars. 1v11e1'11 they 1:011l1l 111111 serenity and q11111tude. S11111e 111 o111' 111e11111ers were Verna YV11ls, just 1'1+f11'6L1 from 1'11111le1'111e, G11ll1j'S Ross, tl111 11111111 1-11st111li1111 111 t1111p111'rots, 111111 1J111'11t11y G111'r11tt. C2111 y1111 1111111111111 Dot. knitting hy the XV111L10VV, 111111 with her, Eunice Parks, 111111 11111' 111111r111'te1'ist115 1:111'ks1:1'11ws. petting s111'e1'111 eats 111111 1f01111t1ng' the 1'1ll11l11111' 1111 times th111 11211111 11lg'11ifl1ll 111111 C1?l1'0I1tfC 1V11ste11tt pass hy 1? I111w11ve1', the 1'111e of the 'aged of things as they S1101l111 1111 was f111' 1011 111111111 for S1111111 of the 1111111111111's of the 111111111. One 111 the most thrilling events was the escape, 1111e 1111111nl1g11t night, of G1111ev1111'e 1111se11th111, 11111111 1111 11p-stairs w1n1111w 111111 1111XVU 11 l111,11l111' with the 1111111 :1ssist1111ee of l1111'11e1't Moss. l3e1111y 111il111111'11111-11111111111 111111- , gr.. .-Q .Q if , hi 1 . Y if 1 33 , 1 A W 'i ' 15 Y Q., 1 mf Q ' H' ,1 2, - ' U 1 , ,.. - . . ?11f3 1 1 1 , 11 ' 1 ' 1 n55g L-1iL5 l 'x TmlM' rrrdsre ,ll i ' l l ST ' l l orary member ofthe home when she learned that Cflarice Robertson and Leonard Williams Were Writing a book together on Hldlatonic Friendship. The maidens in the home were par- ticularly proud of, and most fond of their Ford and chauffeur. Ray Trosper. Auburn Thing. our noted evangelist, did his best work in reforming Hflohnny Mae, our only grafting politician, who was zealously working for the suffragettes, of which Kath- ryn Gillespie, formerly called the meek. was leader. At the time, Johnny was engaged to Grace Ledbetter and to her joy, just escaped a term at the penitentiary where Beatrice 'Shoemake and Madaline Crouch were head wardens. The noted suffragettes of the colony were Alberta Frank, Ida Green. Grace DeBolt, Naomi Bond, Lizzie Adams and Gladys Campbell. Sadie Anderson was the chief 4'stump-speakerl' of the organization. She was often knownto collect a crowd in one of the streets, where the Salvation Army would soon appear, consisting of James Anderson, leading songster, Bert Cochran, band leader, and Mar- guerite Baxter. Alpha Abington. Marie Doneeil, Frances Boydston, and Edna Colbath. Ted Bryce, the minister of our only church, takes up a special collection each Sunday for the benetit of the Salvation Army. but Ted usually managed to pocket the greater share of the donation. 'Without that surplus fund he could never have bought his marriage license for Dollie Radler, During our second year at Mars, some of the boys organized a HGirl llatersl Club of which the bashful NVill Cruce was elected president. The cause of such an organization was due to the fact, that at Mars we have only two-minute moons, and also, that several of the boys, such as Park Damon. Richard Barker, and Charles Taliaferro. never did like girls anyway. Charles Cochran's name was indignantly dropped from the roll, as he began paying court to Lois Bennett, causing the greatest grief of Rachel Smith's life. CShe had previously had hopes of either by hook or crook escaping from mllhe Old Maidsl Ilome. D Francis Vtlelch had been invited to join the 'tGirl Haters' Clubf' on the grounds that he had been running around with Lucille XVhitenaek and Samantha Renfro too much, and that L Safety Firstll was the best policy, but this he refused to do. Arthur Bourke and Fenton Sanger conducted the beauty parlor in Mars, and Meador Lee Acree and Grace Chandler served as living models for its advertisement. while just next door, as the Bourke-Sanger competitors, Beatrice C'lark and Gladys Meador had charge of a hair-dressing establishment Where Cecil Vtlilfong, Vtlayne McCorklc, and Lester Ketchum could be found at all hours of the day. Another item of interest in our colony was the dancing school that was owned by - gy.: f.. ea, .L ,,.. at get H K.- - . . ff' ,. ai! jj-. . Q . A '5 ' 4 .,,, .V A 5 exft e 6 5 3,5551 THE S ggi Margaret Johnston and Katherine Sharpe, the otfieial dancing teachers of Mars. Their only pupils, however. were Albert Lehr, Randolph Krepps. llerbert Hee and Tom Thompson. We had not been in Mars many years before Genevieve Brownell married Earl Bott- ger, who ran a barber shop. lVarner lionfoey, his partner, fell in love with Cleo De'l'ar, but later married Helen Berry, when he diseovered that she had learned how a family of four eould live on ten dollars a month. Our school system was exeellent. Boys and girls who were espeeially adapted to eer- tain studies. taught in the high sehool in Mars. For instance, Byron Blackburn and Rich- ard lloyt were exeellent history instruetors, Ira Landon, the famous mathematieian, had solved the laws of the fourth dimension, Hep St. Claire and Cleta Stubblefield were the noted English teaehers and Pauline Vineent, ElI101'2l llauser and Henry Johnson taught phys- ies. David Smith was still attending the high school in Mars and at last has attained the N. G. degree, of whieh we are all very proud. One of the most interesting events took plaee about tive years ago, when Evaline Atwood made her debut and announeed her engagement to Osear Steanson. That very after- noon, Jessie Summers, weeping and moaning, announeed that she had become a nun, beeause J. lf. Looney had deelared himself a prize fighter, and was to tight a mateh against Frankie Carr that night. Ruth Gillespie was to referee the iight. Joe Haley. beeause of his remarkable height. was appointed by our Mayor, Hap Dotson, to inspeet the tops of telephone poles, and his mistake of taking Edwin Bedford for a telephone post one morning. we will always remember. One of our finest hotels was owned by llelen liearden and John Landon. 'l'he Me- Bath brothers were the ehefs and Grace Peebles, Rebeeea Pershing, Minnie'Sehlosser and llrgie Smith. with a. little training, made exeellent waitresses. Such service induced many young men of retinement and taste, sueh as Iloraee Brownlee and liowden Carle to take their meals at the hotel, despite the Meliath brothers' eooking. Crystal Bell served in the hotel. either as the alarm or the bell-girl, whichever the ease might demand. A most peeuliar and extraordinary establislunent we had ill Mars. Under the super- vision of Joe Koeh and Lueile Merrill, at the far end of a lonely and desolate street 'tWhere seldom a foot treadf' was a peeuliarly fitted-out room where Joe and Lueile guaranteed to mend broken hearts, in faet, to find a remedy for heart trouble of any kind. The room was usually tilled with the mournful. and upon one day in partieular, we found Lillian Edwards there, with no hope at all, and the remedy given. was a suggestion to start a shoe hospital where 4'soles,', if not hearts, eould be mended. Luella Aeton, Erma Clark, Irene Crate, Orlie Dills and several I .,--. -. W. wi ' - ':. f' Q -,ij -rg t-Q 9 ,L i w a.?'kT'Z .,- ,f- Q A W2 Y V ' ' T? -- 'Eng ,-wx-fe A -,Q-,f.,,,-4. -, g,-- - ,-as-1 - ' i i.. 1 1- 1 -- ' f ir . ' . 1 f -W . , 7 e P - f E571 is tt t at y ras 6 l i T other girls were also sent on the same quest. and the first we knew, we had a combined shoe hospital and boot-black -stand in Mars. managed entirely by members of the fair sex. YVe had but one artist in the colony, Ruth Powers, so she furnished our bill boards, thus, we give her the credit of all artistic decorations on the planet. Very vital indeed, was our fire department, consisting of Earl Fleenor. NVill Graben- dike, Jack llampton. Hugh Jacobs, and Gurdon NVilliams. But most important of all, were our red-headed attributes to the department, llelen Thornton, Myrtle Stout, Vera llall, lflarl Taggart, Clara May Hooker and Gale Stubblefield, who stationed themselves as danger-warir ings along the streets whenever there was a tire. Lucilla Welsh was sole owner of the laundry at Mars, but instead of attending to her work, she spent a great part of her time in the laundry wagons, with the delivery boys, NVil- lard Miller. Earl Ward, or Victor Schrameck. ln the laundry itself, Mary Mattison was head wringer, while Daphne Pratt did the blueing. The Clothes were not the only things that were blue in that laundry by the time Daphne had finished her work! And Lela Downing, Lillian Freeman and V'Boy llarrison were the stiff-starchers. They added a peculiar gloss to the garment which would easily hide all defects, and when Elizabeth Lightfoot, llelen Lord and Alma Maehlanburg smoothed out the clothes to iron, several people were Hsmoothed out themselves for neglecting their duties. Alice llyde was called our HGerman guard for her dress was be-speckeled with twenty-nine frat pins, and she looked much more like a soldier than a maiden lady. Beryl Barnett, after long hesitating between the two courses. of being a kindergarten teacher or captain of the Colony Militia, finally chose the latter. Russel Cheney was first lieutenant and it was his chief joy to give orders to his subordinates, Anna Belle Gross, Hazel Miller. Dixon Noe, Byron McGaha, and Erie Sherman. Mabel Berke is still noted for her lack of curiosity, especially when she told Hoy Crow that she wondered why neither he nor she had ever married. The stimulus for Hoy was too great, and the following night came the response, in the form of a wedding at which Ted Brice otficiated. Many were the ainusements at Mars, but the greatest of all these was the local stock com- pany, of which John Barry was manager and director. Our leading lady, Josephine Coil, is perfection itself, XVith her locks of Titian hue. Noral Keesler, leading man. plays the part of MDude or f'Count', beautifully, while Max Mlalkow and Percy Riggins run the race for the villian, and Ruth Thompson is our greatest comedian. Some of the remaining places are filled by Lena Fiege, Bernice Lippincott, Ma- bel Morgan, Joe Ray, and Xannie Ross. It was known to be the strongest east ever organ- ized in Mars-it being the only attempt we ever made along that line. Our hospital, under the care of Olive Downing. Elnora Ketchum, Violet Drawver and Addie Cardwell, was not a success, for in Mars. Hwhere things are as they should be, there Q V v YW, vw 7 V f p 4 f cl 4 . if ,N ef x 4 -1 gr 2? 5 ,Wm t we ' . ,Q Q at ,Q 3 vs Q 1 fi f , 1 - -- A ,VVI Wg - ,ev 4.f f-A' Q A iv -1 -if N.:- VK . - A , - - Ljidff A T y at'xLr'u w as 4 iiiii ii A JA' at J T' 3 j 4 6 . if a A W l - .. I was not one ease of sickness. Ilowever, Faye Landrum 's bakery was a great sueeess. Upon opening it, people tiocked from all sides, for a position in that sweet and tempting' plaee. Some of the fortunate ones were Lloys Potts, Ruth Olson and Richard Lyon, who left only the hole in the doughnuts, when he got started, also May Belle O'Flaherty, who was the official ring leader of the bakery. ln every vicinity we iind a notorious clique, over which Close vigilance must he kept. The leader of this hand is the bold and daring Gladys Smelser, and her enthusiastic follow- ers are Nelle VVorley, Elvira 'Simmons and Minnie Rooney. who have very taking ways in- deed. liut now, in closing, we announce the greatest event in the history of Mars: the doulile wedding of Franklin Durbin and Jewell llammons and Eva Chowning and Jessie Gelders, to be held on that planet. the first of next month. Plans for special rates and service have lieen made for all tl1e friends of the happy bridal couples, who would like to attend the wed- ding. Maurice Smith, a competent meelianie, and Norbert NVeesner. will drive special air ships for the parties, arriving at Mars every hour. The maids of honor will be Dorothy NVright and Ester Vogeli, while the matron of honor will he Myrtle Powell. The two best men are Thomas XVatkins and Vlarenee Sliumaker. Lucien Laslev and Florence Ross will be the dainty ring-bearers and the bridesmaids will consist of Helen Lord, Jessie Martin, Vera Myers, Elizabeth Miller and Grace Nyswonger, Ernie Ileep and Christine Ilerriott will sing HO Let Us Linger a Little Longerf' and Nonie VanZant will play the official wedding march. while Ruth Summers and Cecil Winters will aet as the flower girls. So we will all lie glad to weleome you soon, to our little eountry, for Mars is the place, Weive set the pace, We eannot be conquered: 'Welve won the raee. -Ruth Gillespie. ' -Ted Bryce. - GF. .-. F V , 1 . ss, .5 2 H ' ,. fi .ea IP fa - , Q ,... i ' ,.,,,.e I W cc,-,, we ' Q J - f E ..f , ENV 'V ' 1 V ' if' ft' ' 4. . A, , . ' Y- 'A .J 535 ,53 fti p , ...zgk fn gg L 1 ree ST , s--., Qfih 65 ICS, we all met here last evening, I' 'l' As we used to long' ago, '- lvlet and talked of all the wonder All the schoolmates and the comrades That are foremost in our memories ' AEE Of the days we used to know Of our youthful, golden Ways As we dream of old school days. ' 'E Did I say that all were with us? No, a few eould not be there f.- . A fx 1 FM--.QL pt EEN , They had passed the great 0ut'Yonder TI IYith their load of adult careg 'L- And still others in oblivion Found the still, secluded ways- Living farfin all forgotten, Save the dream of old school days. Ah, that dream of happy boyhood. And the scenes I can't forget XYhen the task of learning spelling , Was the greatest one l'd metg fqbfffi lr Oh. Iiife's lessons still I study, l L1ll Though l wonder if it pays, I ' For I don't learn as I used to XYhen I knew the old school days. w-I 'ik Though the past is all behind me, - - And I love the part lt plays, i M f Still there are more glad tomorrows Fd- Hi ' -I. 'Phan the happy yesterdays: U ft ,I 1 I 1 But life seems more near perfection ,mir I .-,I If In its many yahliretg 1J1gg'S 1 1 , 5, r .X XX XVI A' heart is ec wi 1 g at ness f 5' nlIlgu1 '? legsn? dream of old school days. :t 5 f3'.l,- U -'-14 , .ml 1' r fn , W-rl: 3 i Out of the nigrht of broken years. Q U1 I lmfigvz' 155551 ll i out of the dream of -long ago-W 1 DOA' ' L- N an ,,,. Out of the C-:tres and huimng tears, Y c i Cometh the answer soft and lmy. Tiifexgs more tliantatlile E21l1i'nofV2ulJrrg:m' - or ian a 1 , ., X Y More thagu the depths thaththe vision stirred More than the dream of long 41501 '-L !Domer Howard '14 'Ls V ,--, A1 -' -5,37 gp- --2 un . 5 Z., Q . N H ' L i wi A - V 'bg to - WV- o so n o A--we 5 it or -..--v- - , f f v , -Q ,K ,Q A -H if - ?'i.f.H4-nam' -:- f -f C7453 Y W ' ' . ffff:.'sf::'rf2vfr-svfris-M: ' 'wrfzgww Q54 32, -Ol 1 9 , A THE S Ci N Adwon, Joe ...... .. Anderson, Jennie --- Anderson, Sylvester -- Andrews, J as. ....... Archdeacon, Margaret Basore, Ray ......... Baker, Martha -..... Bancroft, Earbee --- Baird, Phil ..H,.- Bender, Helen --- Bernard, Inez --- Berg, Helen .... Best, Mary ..... Beattie, Hazel ..... Berry, Willard ..... Blakeney, Bert ...... Bough, Wilma Belle-- Boyack, Beatrice --- Bradley, Mattie --- Brainard, Marjorie -- Breeding, Buford --- Breeding, Corrinne -- Buxton, Mervin .... Bryan, Donald .... Butts, Inez ..,.. Brock, Tola ....... Brasted, Russel --- Campbell, Roe ...... Chambers, Harriet --- Champion, Ray ..... Clapper, Chelsea ---- Conkwright, Frank - Conlan, Lottie ...... IMS nf '14 - e- e NVith Daily Oklalionian .... 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Lyle, Edith ...., McCoy, Lucile -- McClure, Ruth ---- McElroy, Florence - McGrew, Hazel .... McGhee, Mary ..... McGinnis, Frances - McGuigan, Frank -- Mills, Bess ........ Murphey, Blanche - Morris, Glenn ..... Mulkey, Francis --- Nelson, Zola ..... Norton, Charles .... Oldham, Laurie .... Orr, Milo ....... Packard, Ellen .... Packard, Sidney -- Parkinson, Doris --- Pool, Myrtle ..... 1. K- , W , ' i-25,5 V ' ' , x E, nggfn,-.,.., ,Q . T Q , i ...L,..-4:3-.Q -. 4...-,- --Lf -'-f -' ' ' 1- ff ' . - W s A ew QP JM , .F -F - L S IE 'PHE N Powell, Chas. .....,..........,...,,r .- ,. - . '- U ,C fe... 1 'l fi bg' At Home ..... .... 'NVith Ford Co. ..,,., Mrs. Leo Burke ..,.. At Home wl........ At Ilome ...........l W l ----City ----City ----City - - -- - -City -- -Shawnee Central Normal .....,,,,........,........ Edmond University Extension ......,......... In General office of M., K. 8: T. H. VVith Pioneer Telephone Co. .....vr.. Oklahoma University .....,. Central State Normal ....., XVith John ,Deere Plow Co.- Central Normal ..........., Oklahoina University .... Central Normal r...... lVorking .....rr....... Oklahoma University .... At Home ................. Farmers' National Bank--- At Home ....,............ Oklahoma University rr.. At Home ............... Central State Normal ...,, At Home .................. . Steno grapher ..........l.... University Extension .,,.-,-,.,. lVith XVe-stern Union Tel. Co ---------City R.---.---City ---------City ----Norman --- -Eilmoml - ..... City ----Edmond ----Norman ----Eflmond ------ -City ----Norman ------City ----City' ---------City -----------Norman El Reno, Okla. -- -------City - -----. Edmond -- - -City - , - - City ---- --City -------City Post-graduate -----. .. ------..- ---- L J. ll. S. At Home ----.--------- ------ - --City Kansas University .----- -.-- I .awrenee Oklahoma University ---- ---- N orman Central State Normal ---- ---- P Inlmond Farmer -------- - ----. --- Piedmont Oklahoma University ---. ----Norman Oklahoma University ---. ---- N orman University Extension .---- -- --------- City Post-graduate ------.-.-.----- -----. O . Il. S. lloekadayls School for Girls --.- -.. - State Teachers' College .--.- Oklahoma University ---- - Dallas, Texas - -, .----- Iowa, ------Norman r-io' ' 'W IQ ,- x Ax 1 init rw. ff f WNW A H 4 1 ' -'if' v 'o ' A ' . ' .:. --P--M M ' ' ' , ,K -, ',A,,,, rf, Y 'W ,ga 2 U .-Ai. ' 5 ' 7 41: I fd! ' - rn u enr te f Pryor, Lynn ..... Quay, Kenneth ..... Quay, Jeanette ........ Ragsdale, Lawrence --- Ray, Grace .......... Roberts, Pauline --- Roberts, Cleank ,... Rogers, Ethel .... Rowe, Thomas --- Ruedy, Ellenetta --- Schrack, Bernice ....,, Schier, Mattie Laura Schlabach, Alice ...... Scruggs, Mamie ...K Selkin, Mary ....... Selders, Raymond -- Simmons, Elberta --- Smith, Clifford ..... Snedaker, Dorothy - Sorey, Tom ........ Starks, Perry .,,. Stone, Genevieve --- Sturgeon, Suzanne - Stewart, Van Winter Stiekney, Helen ,,.. Stater, Gordon ..... Storm, Willis .... Stewart, Doris --- Stevens, Ruth .... Stegeman, Verna --- Stringham, Donald - Shubert, Hudson --- Swatek, Charles --- Taylor, Mollie -- Thompson, Otis --- Thacker, Mary ...... Thacker, Theodore - lVith Universal Film Co. ...... ---City NVith Paeiiie Mutual Ins. Co. ....... ---City At Home ------------------------------ ----- C jity With Anderson Clayton Cotton Co. ---- ----- C lity llillls Business College ------ ----- - ------City Draughon's Business College ---- Central Normal --------------- Post-graduate --------------- At llome ------------------ - Central Normal ---- Cadet 'l'eaeher--- Post-graduate ---- Cherlin College ---- Post-graduate ------- Teaeliing -------------- Oklahoma UniVersity--- Stenograplier ------------ Vllith Olilalionia Mfg. Co.--- Oklahoina University-U Oklahoma University-U -------- ---city --------City -----Edmond ----C. ll. S. -. ----- Edmond -----------City --------O. ll. S. ----Oberlin, Ohio -------C. ll. S. --------City -----Norman ----- -City -------City ---- -----Norman -----------Norman XYorking ------------ ---------------- C 'ity At Home--. ------------- -- ------- Kansas City. Mo. At Home ------------------ - ----------------- City 'NVith Pioneer Telephone Co. ---- ------ I lity --, -------- City Oklahoma University -------- Oklahoma University ---------- Studying for a 'l'rainecl Xurse At llome ------------------- -----XVith Aurora Dry Goods Co.-- ---A. 8 M. College -.------. --- -----NX' orking --------------- -----ln' Frisco Freight OliFiee---- -----Kansas University-----U -----llill's Business College---H Xvith the Globe Clotliiers ----- -----Teaching --------,--------- Teaching ---- .- ----------.--- ------Norman --------Norman --------Boulder. Colo. -----------City -----Stillwater --------City --------City - --Lawrence -------City -----City -------City --------City Tice Ethel --, ----- ----- l Xssistant Sewing Teacher ---- -----0. ll. S. Todd, Dana ------ -----Oklahoma University ------ ----- N orman Townsend, Guy --- ----- Farmer ----------------- ----- O klahoma Trcub, Katherine ------ --- --- --At Hon1e--- -------- City - '.-gi ----, l -- me ii 1 5 3549125 -X Hams .f ,s. -- ' ' F 'GT 4 rj Y 3,22 7, iff ' Rifkv-g' .g.w i A V - - f - s s V ' ' ' . i sssss s r ' 'W' M t W i fffft ' A t Q4 ff-'ig A,,.: Y,,i' ' ,iAi i i ALi i' il -WA-Q HA-W' Jiiffrrffziw iNiLJ1,,eaf,--Ni . - , - t ii 1 'me S n kt Turk, Adele ..... , -- ,,,At Home ,,..,,......... ...,.. t 'ity Turner, Lucile -- ---. -At Home ,,.....,......... ....... C ity Vance, John ...... ,.----VVitI. City State Bank .... ......... Q Tity Van Cleif, Edgar ,... -,.,-Kz111sa-S l'11iVersity ......,... .... I izxwreiive Van Horn, Chloris --- ..... At Home ...... , ......, .,..... ....... f I ity Vir Den, Ray ..,.-.. .... , NVith Auto Accessory Ilouse .... ...... C fity Voorhees, Marie -.... .... At Home .................. .-- -------City Waite, Winnifred. --- --.,,-POSt-g'I'21dll2l1'6 .............. .-,-0. II. S. Wallace, Austin --.. .- -,'Studying Mines ..... ..- ---ulttligilfil Westcott, Bess Us White, Jeanette -- White, Valeria --- Wilkin, Mabel --- Woodson, Guy --- Oklillltllllki l'11iVvl'sity ,,... -University of Missouri. --,,X01'1ll2l11 ,. At 1101110 ....,,.............. ..,.... C ,lty Holliuds Uollegv ...........,.,. ......,.. N Yi1'gtlli2l Witli YNVUSf0l'11 lfuion Tel. Co. .,...,,...A...... City Wright, Margaret -- --,,At Home ,,.............,....... Plzxiusvillv, Texas Wysong, Gail ....... .... , -Xt Home ,,........... ---- ............ City Yarbough, Vergil --- ...--Univcrsity of Arkzuisas. Yeokum, Leona. -,- v--At Home s,............. s,.. C ity Young, Katherine -- ,--At Home ........-...... ,... C Tity Zears Charles ..... ,,jYitl1 Oklzllmulzl Foal Co.-- -.---City , 1 lv' ' ll' !lW f '+ '1u11I1l!l71!!ltl't ' ,m'1l'!mx mmllMn . J, 7 1 W V , 1 - 1, JL it FI , ,QS to 'xg , e -k , N F A , , . 1 I ' ,. it - I4 1 'fx ,,,gij:- li' ' '-535 ,auf ' 37- ' v - .g. . J.. ,f .' Q Y W A ' V , ' V AE -.5'-- ,1 ., . ' ' ' V' ' V ' e is ' 'pup up fi u A ' i -T 1'-55,95 e +1 + ' A eli f i ii 6 u in b i n as T. W ' M '- I slim T Y beniur 1915119 asf ANY faelors eonfriliuled Toward making the Senior Play lhis year the IHUST sueeesslful in lhe history ol' the sehool. lls name 4'Strong'l1earl''7 speaks for itself. ln eonlrasl lo niany of The plays given in reeent years, il' was ehosen heeause of ils si-hool atniospliere, ils portrayal of College life. The first ai-t Whieh was laid in the hoys' rooms. was a. laugh prodneer from start lo finish. Thal foolhall seene in The sei-ond ael was a Thriller. The Third act, The famous hall-rooin seene. was full of love-making. eliinaxesfand dress suits. l3uT when the eurlain went down on the fourlh acl' withL'Soanga1aha leaving the girl he loved lo return lo his trihe and his people, even the most pessiniislie had to adinili that lhey had gotten their n1oney's worth of entertainment. The Talent Whieh was displayed was a. surprise to everyone. Every person lilled his part as though he were niade for itg it seelned as if the lines had heen wrilten solely to iii the individuality of eaeh nieniher of The cast. Ted liryee as Billy Saunders and Gladys Meador as Molly Livingstone were a eireus in lhenislyes. John li31'1'Y2lS Sfl'011gl182U'iii played the part lo perfection. The leading lady's part was Taken hy Verna Nliills, and the part was handled in a inaslerlful manner. lflaeh nieniher of the east deserves special inention for the excellent Work done. lt was a heavy play, ahnost too heavy for a high sehool production, hut everything went lrhrougli without a hiteh, from the time The curtain went up until it fell on the last ael. and the audienee and The east were in ahsoluie harniony. From every eoneeiyahle viewpoint, the play was a sueeess. and measured up to lhe usual high standard whieh has always heen set by the elass of 'l5. nop.: ? H, ,miw ff M xT':Ws Z 'awww . 45 W L - 'B W Mn 'H wx!-Xuan A W. f IM: T X ff iw Jim? H X X X J i x k J, Q YN . XX l' x xwwji X W 'H Q3 wwuidrlwiftniwfwdf J'a'I,J:,vq1f A- 'V'Wv' igw X 'xl U N 'N wi XX :,:vf1'. gg Q' A 1 4' Aw w w- 'lf 21.1UWm- f'f- ' N 'JL' ,f ' 1 'X N- G f --HQ:--, N. Inf' N. 1+ V ,.If?Ag'?' 6 . , L I ,A AIXFQ- V I ' ' will g MW ? 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I t L 3 ,ff A fV1ftr7 fu E . 7 L 'l 1 uf? l ',,, . ,,.W 1 ..s-s w IQ, ,YQ :Ex Q t 1 ll ' A ,V 'kt Ks ' ri : X 2' 'V vjfidzaxyx . Bunk nf Zuniurs ee ease-is invasion of the tiibe of 'ltS, their mighty conquests, and their hopes. ND so it came to pass than in the Hrst ytfar of the reign of Masters over 0. Il. S., the tribe of '16 invaded his realm in search of knowledge. and took up their abode therein. And the people of Blasters made way for them, and did also admit their captain to their eounsels, and put them to labor in chosen fields for two years. 2. lint on the beginning of the third year, the tribe of '16 under the faculty prophets, and the generals, King and Mantz. girded up their loins and became the rulers of the land. 3. VVlienever the strong men of the realm met in conliict, the tribe of ,Ni prevailcdg yea. it won great victories over all in basketball, in ero-ss-eountry run, and in track meets. So that when the hosts of Tulsa and Cherokee and Shawnee and Norman assailed the realm of 0. H. S., the tribe of 716 sent strong Warriors to till the football and track teams. 4. Now it came to pass that in the third year of Masters, there was peace in the tribe and great rejoicing. So that they brought divers pieces of gold and tilled the treasury unto overtiowing, and made sales of sweet-meats, and held many feast days, till, at the end of the third year. all the greatest of the realm came to the Junior-Senior reception. Thus did the tribe of 'lti become full of glory and might, Zlllll thus, also, are the sons of the prophets prepared to do in the fourth year with great clashing of cymbals and blasting' of trumpets. -6gn, 1 -O 1 if X 1 .1 JW' lf ,if ' 1 Q1 ' 11X O , A 11' 1 Q fggr, 1,1 ,.. , 15 1 I 1 fkf Q 1111, ,151 i - 1 ,, ff 7 f 5 55 L f ff 1 sy E K Ql2lQ1llQ6llf2lEf , X , X K, nj ll w l Q T 1 J , , 'K Qi -O t , X ! 2. l f, 1 , in ,-fnffrfqf Gigi ,fx 6, 1 , y f f -17 V 4 Z Q X . ilx-x Q 'N .0 'ff ,igg . llli w111'l1 111 11111' l1111101'11l1l11 1-l11ss ill'?LNYS 111 El 1-losv. w1- Q'l2l11L'ltl 11111-l:w111'1l 11v111' the 1'111'111'1l of lllll y11111', we 11111111111 lllll l1ill'l4'Q il 1l1111i1l111l 1111111'0v111111111t 1111111 ll111 1 . . S11g1l111111111'11 1'l:1ss11s uf 111'11x'i1111s YK'?ll'S. W11 11111 111111 l1111'11 l1111111 111T111'11wl111l 111 '1l111 w111-lc 11f H111 l'l2lSS, l111t l1111'11 l1111111 11111l111s111sTic 11111l l111l11f11l lll :ill s1'l11111l 111:ili1'11111S. 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'll111'11's lll 11111' S11111'11ss 11s -l1111l111'S l,I'l'SillQZll ,,.... ,,,,, R oy Fisher 'l'1'1111S111'111' ---M Herlflert H01Cl1mb Vi1111-P1-11si1l1111t - -- Allen Duncan S111-11et1111y 111. -E Dorothy Prouty 391111111111-111-A1'111s Gerald Moberly 1 111117 , f , 1 l .ti If L ,fl V 'fllllwwvl Ml ' , 5 W , l l, , , r , n!,lllL3m,i17 f,,.f T? ,ii -T llllllll' r 1 ' . lim ! 4 J f 'i T lllmmllll' i tmuulll 1 '...Sa 17.51 'I -ff -all , ' . lr 2 l li fe! l V - l 'fill ,ff . . l'H1w ' I lf'11Iw'l ,t l i Q H if H All I X if sly naw 'l g i ,f l ja , ,f'MQ--N E - .tiff i': lm. .- fllfgfferee T at 2 , l ll w y ! givunrntg K l A W W 'liiltltli 5 if 'K' 5 E X Pncivelin L... 'Vglf' A! llli year opened well for the Freshluen and a great niauy 0211110 from out ot town to -strengthen our numbers. At the first meeting. in October, Mr. Kendall presided, and the follbw- ll tty iresident, Kathryn Nash, viee-presi- ing officers were eleeted: XValter ea Qi, I dent, Louise Vllatkins, seeretaryg and George Clark, treasurer. At another meeting, the eolors. blue and gold. were chosen, with the yellow elirysantheinuni as our class flower, and plans were inade for a Freshman party. Two hundred or inore Freslnuen entered in Januar f and officers for the new term - 7 ' ' ' ' - 1 t- T' win Sehier, see- were elected: llarold Carey, president, Mary RObPlt'501l,XICGDILMLTLI1 , ipl retary, and Myron Tyler, treasurer. The Freshmen did very good work in athletics, in the cross-country. and in the inter- elass basketball particularly. This year in the new tennis tournament for girls, Miss llazel Fuehner won in dou- bles, and Miss Elizabeth Brooke won in singrll-s. Though the elass was a fine one showing great promise, yet we honestly adinit that there is mueh to be attained by the Sophomores of 1916. So here's good luek and first plaee in Class spirit, and in school activities in the eoining Sophomore year. ,' in Sd Mk M1 A X hx NQ ff X Y--- v Y ' ,xr XT' ff L N ! i fig?-gi 1' Y zigfef I? f Ki SMR, ie avg, i.-.is If . ivfki' E 79 LT-'L ,- K ,.,1. -.zgg .pf :J 5.-fiQ -:V V . X fx 'f 'iQg' IZXIX C X f i N 1 ' ' 35 Daw A. b L E? :ii E r 9 Q X 1 1 Q H f N l o 5 1' 5 5 , 5 ' ' :5fWl!mn,. ., X X mf xl . Ll ,. K M . 'z ghflui , V -1 Wh' Q f-, .f Z 4 l1.' H ,mid X ' , V ' 1 fm I xl fzarrcggj. ,,,5?Psl:::L-I J' H, V is w,,, WWW, ,D -T1- T ii C ' ' Jl a l , iii if 'tt ' r ' grunge r L CAVLVMTT ,MM T if s il V. 5 45 3 A 6 ? g HE S' l l as i ... A ' l - l rlangular shares Coach ...,.A,..., -H .,.. Mr. R. M, Campbell Assistant Coach -- .......,.. ,... J . C. Looney MAY 7 l Question: Resolved, That Courts for the Compulsory Settlement of Controversies .me- tween Laborers anml Capitalists Should he Created by ffong'ress,'l AFFIRMATIVE Martin McMillan Robert Springer Clarence Westcott Versus Tulsa, at Oklahoma City Deeision: 3 to O in favor of Oklahoma City X EGATIVE Charles Taliaferro John Campbell Versus Muskogee, at Muskogee Deeision: 3 to O in favor of Muskogee MAY 14 Question: Resolved, That a Miniinuin Vfage Law Should he Adopted States, Constitutionalitv flOllt'GllQCl.H AFFIR M AT l VE Noral Keesler Oscar Steanson Versus Enid, at Oklahoma City iDeCision: 3 to 0 in favor of Oklahoma City NEGATIVE Charles Cochran J. C. Looney Versus Shawnee, at Shawnee Decision: 3 to 0 in favor of Oklahoma City Joe Koch in the United Jesse Gelders Curtis Walton ' WHY U ' W . 7,6 e,, K f ' p - W A- Y , . ' ' W , ,-1 ', ' ,ff ' nfl' W ' v-if' 1 f iQ'fTf :za,3,5f,-wg gs sf,-fvcif ' - 172-- r n sr r 5 2 Martin McMillan Clarence Westcott Robert Springer AFV! RMA 'I'l VE lfllslimng'w'-Tlllszl 'l'l'i2X11Q'lll2lY' 5- Q --H m W an K, fr: M M 1 S WE g f Joe Koch Jno. M. Campbell Charles Taliaferro N IC G A TIV E Mllskogw-'l'11lsa Trizlrlglllar ,V 2 ' 2,1 lfgl . 4 w I ' ...- Q H , Y -.,, ,, - , WH, , , .k J - . v .,i'Qifj:5:Eg2:- 5,q,Q .5 .fy ., .Wi ,..j::immim JY im ,ggi . lg: 1 i , M , A, f E T T HQ N oral Keelar Oscar Steanson Jesse Gelders A I+'l 1lUIA'l' I VE QIIZIXVIIPU-Ellid Tl'iil1lQ'lll2ll' : ' if+Q+,,iwQ . ,QW .1 -' - 'lr' ,Y ..:.,L,...f,.Q,A,, -gf :W 'u .gj5.. ff -.. E S W CQ f 1 I 7 I za I fi 5 ir 2 f bf ww. Q f 0 Lf C h - I Charles Cochran J. C. Looney Curtis Walton NEGATI VIC Shawnee-Enid 'l'riang11h11' , - - ff C C C Q ' ?' .K ,X hx gl. C'C C 9 f: ' A 1' ......,-4-N ,,,,,,,,,x,,-, ,, . - , ' :fl-' 7 Er'-:ip -- W-mv 1. ' . it 17. f' ,V 75 . 33 55511 f 7' -: f . 'C ' f , f , -Tum 051' 4 ifeffersunian sharing Siiitietp John Barry Byron Blackburn Robert Boggs Fred Brock Hugh Dryer Kenneth Kienzle Clifford Miller Ronald McCune William Moorer Lawrence Piersol Auburn Thing Clarence Westcott Ward Ingham Irving Turk Paul Suits Harold Carey Clair Frye Ted Bryce Elaine Carr Douglas Ervsin Otis Osborne Lawrence Thing Gurdon Williams Lloyd Boardman Willard Miller Herbert Moss Norbert Weesner 0 Percy Riggins Elan Nulk , Mr, J. L. Carter, Sponsor f 0 '- . ,mmm Q Qirls' liitrrarp ftlluh EB-'GB-GB Established 1908 Colors: Light Blue and Gold Flower: Pansy Motto: Let knowledge grow from more to more Qbifinrrs Sponsor ...... ................ ---Miss Gordon Grace Chandler Vice-President --- ---Lucille Merrill Secretary ------- ---Alice Hyde Treasurer ----- ---Jewell Hammons President --.---- ------------ - -- Members Evangeline Bauer Anna Knight Louise Buckley Dana Lewis Genevieve Brownell Lucille Merrill Grance Chandler Mary Mattison Lois Chandler Bonnie Neff Mildred Deets Helen Nuis Ruth Fisher Dorothy Prouty Dorothy Garrett Pauline Stafford Ruth Goodholm Frances Watton Mary Harrah Maurice Westcott Alice Hyde Katherine Zartman Jewell Hammons Elizabeth Gardener L-7 3.- Qthenaean ehating Sunietp 'S 7 Y wb Colors: Purple and Gold QB t I i n z r 5 Sponsor ..Y,.. .g-v S - ---.- ..., ..,.. M r . Welday lJl'0Sl1l9Ill. .v...... ...ff w.,.. P a ul Loosen Yi Ut'-l,l'8Sltll'lll St'4'l't'lEll'y Trvzlsurci' Crmc ....... -- -- ..... Delbert Manley , - L - -Earl Madison - - - - - Stephen Chandler - - - --Kenneth Quay Cl'1lll' ........-... .,... H erbert Heiman Sergeaiit-alt-Arms Charles Ames Fayette Barker - - A ---. -----.. e,.e. C h arles Taliaferro Members Richard Lawrence Gerald Hornung Arthur Bourke Delbert Manley Walter Beattie Paul Mantz George Clark Earl Madison Arthur Chase James McKanna Stephen Chandler James Noble Roy Durham Payton Smith Lowry Eastland Kent Steddom Richard Ford Charles Taliaferro Jesse Gelders Claud Tyler Calvin Grinnell Irvin Weitzenhofer Clarence King Curtis Walton Joe Koch Thomas Watkins Julian Kerr Leigh Wallace Paxton Howard Reed Young Kenneth Hayes George Young Herbert Heiman Bryan Wilson Paul Loosen if Q.. 1 autilus literary Iuh si'-Q9-9 Establislied lflll C010I'SZ Light 1211113 and NYhite Flower: Forget-Me-Not Qbffiners Sponsor ...... ,.....,,.,.,,, President ...... Vie-e-Presimleiit .... Secretary ,--, -- Miss Sheldon Lela Downing May 0'Flaherty Vera Eastman 'l'r0as11rer -,- ,v,,--------,--,, Helen ThOI'Il1JO1'1 31141 2 In 1.1 1: if 5 Inez Alexander Elizabeth Lightfoot Beryl Barnett Adelaide Limerick Mabel Berke Helen Limerick Helen Branson Dorothy Mayhew Henrietta Boyd -- Susie McLennan Irma Canneday Jean Mills Grace Cates May Belle O'Flaherty Mae Craddock Mary Overholser Lela Downing Lucy Peer Vera Eastman Clarice Robertson Katherine Gillespie Mary Robertson Ruth Gillespie Mildred Guiles Isabel Harris Ruth Sadler Virginia Simler jurum ehating buttery sis -- 'Q --:Lx Colors: fll'2lIlQ1'2lllll Black Flower: H1-ml Hose Qmficers Sponsor ,...,, . ..,..,Y - .,.. --- .7... Mr. Gethman l'n-1-siflmit .. ,.. --- ... .., .. ,. M artin McMillan Vit-Q-lmlsirleiit --- ---Darrell Yocum S1ll'l'0f2ll'Y ....., ---Robert Hodges 'I'i'eas1i1'v1' .... ---Norton Lewis San-geaiit-at-Ai-ms ---Leonard Williams 1,21l'll2llllt'IlfHl'l2l11 ------------ ---Gerald Mobley 53141 2 m h 2 1? 5 Ira Solliday Glen Coates Donald Baird Robert Hodges Gerald Mobley Robert, Norris Leonard Williams Oscar Lair John Campbell Richard Barker Charles Cochran Neil Woodward Norton Lewis Edwin Waite Nelson Browne Leo Waite Martin McMillan Harold Lindsay John Galloway Oscar Bieser Tippin Shear Vernon Hillery Harry Frye Robert Sirkosky Darrell Yocum Elmer Wahl Cyril Russell Donald Danvers Arnold Gillespie -31-. Sponsor .,.... President f.... Vice-Presicl ent - - - .... Verna Wills Treasurer r,... Secretary --- Lois Bennett Zlrhing literary lub Established 1907 Colors: White and Gold Flower: Daisy Gffiners -, , ,...,-......l .... M iss McVea.n , - -....,,,..,, .... L ucilla Welsh --- -,,. Lois Bennett M-, -M- ----Helen Newman 11111 z m h e r 5 Ruth Powers Louise Buxton Mary Pruitt Miriam Carpenter Genevive Rosenthal Louise Cook Gladys Ross Hazel Fuehner Wanda Ross Rebecca Gilmer Gladys Smelser Helen Gow Rachel Smith Lucile Hillery Jessie Summers Margaret Johnston Margaret Wade Bessie Kapp Louise Watkins Helen Newman Lucy Weaver Cleone Odell Lucilla Welsh Mary Patterson Louise Wilcox Rebecca Pershing' Verna Wills irerunian ehating bnrietp ,Lis -fa C X. Establislloml 1912 Colors: Blue and white. Motto: HTI14- price ull Sllf'l'lXSS is Olltfllill vigilzliice 6 ff i c 2 r 5 Sponsor ...... ...-......,.,... .... M r , Wellemeyer President ...... ,..... , - ..... .,,. L eo Dolan Vive-Presirleiit -- .... Richard Lyon S01-i'vtal'y ...,, TI'62lSl1I'l'I' - -- Reporter ....., St'l'2Q0k1Hl-Elf-4Xl'lllS Parl ia111mf11ta1'ia11 Paul Abernathy Rudolph Blesh - - --J no. G. Montgomery L - - -Leland Schenck - - - - Ledru Guthrie - .... Robert Springer - - ,...........,. .... J . C. Looney Members Clarence Penny Leland Schenck Leland Booth Oscar Steanson Will Cruce Robert Springer Leo Dolan Sidney Reagan Ledru Guthrie Brooks Towns Tellus Hendrick Jeter Teague Lynn Horton Horace Thompson Edgar King Harry Wahl J. C. Looney Raymond Williams Richard Lyon George Herring Earl Montgomery Thomas Mclnnes Aaron Newman Tivis Nelson Willard Paul Jno. G. Montgomery -33- Sponsors President Secretary lreusurer Reporter Idurtia luh Colors: Green and White Flower: Mistletoe Q9fficers ---,-,--r .,........ Miss Ferri s and Miss Hansen Frances Watton - --Helen Bearden - , -Dorothy Garrett illil nz m h nz r 5 The Girls of the Senior Class 1S4T Ruth Gillespie Qde-Q Si- Q 4 Girls' Glen Qlluh Sponsor ..... .. ....... - 49-'Q-Q5 listablisllcd 1915 Gffirzrs President ............... Secretary and Treasurer Business Manager . ..... Librarian l .........,. - Ruth Hall Ruth Goodhohn Louise Buxton Beulah McClain giemhers Ruth Myers May Spenser Ruth Gillespie Miss Worley Ruth Gillespie May Spencer Eunice Parks Ruth Goodholm Elizabeth Bedford Hilda Leopoldt Olive Dawning Ruth Shanklin Arlene Myers Hazel McMains Amy Remmers Miriam Matthews Algia Cheatham Mable Finley Eunice Parks Tressa Richards Helen Thornton Ellen McCarmock Lois Clement Alma Brown June Chapnian Kathryn Gillespie -35, Grace Ledbetter Mattie Bimon Director ...... Eups' Glen: lu Establishi-il 1915 6 I f is e r 5 Aeooiupa iiist ....... President ........... Secretary-'Treasurer Business Mana gel' - Librarian .....,... lst Tenor Howard Hinman Ernest Settle Henry Steddom Adolph Walton Leon Whalen -- --Miss Worley - - --Eunice Parks - - --Roberta. F. Worley -- --Will V. Cruce - - - -Yale Chipley - - - -- - - - - - --Grayston Musgrave 11-H 2 m h nz r 5 Baritone Lloyd Boardman Yale Chipley Will Cruce Ira Landon Byron McGaha Clarence Shumaker 21111 Tenor Earl Bottger Clare Frye Grayston Musgrave Max Walkow Albert Linnet, Boy S0lJ1'2l11O Bass James Anderson Horace Bell Erlan Bailey Clifford Miller iiunian literary bounty 49-S9-in Establisllecl 1911 Colors: Grvvii and Old Gold Flower: Marguerite Jane Masters GB it i c nz r 5 Sponsor ,,..,. ,......W....,,.. ,,., M i Ss Clifton President .....1 ....1....... - --Marie Simmons Vice-President ..,, ---Olivette Snyder Sm'-rota1'y ....., ---Cecil Winters Treasurer -- ----------- ---- ----- Agnes Whiteley 11-HI 2 m in 2 1' 5 Alpha Abington Patti Owens Ruth Barker Minnie Rooney Helen Bearden Marie Simmons Frances Boydston Gale Stubbleiielcl Madeline Crouch Olivette Snyder Jay Crouch Helen Thomas Mary Finley Agnes Whiteley Ida Green Lucille Whitenack Vera Hall Cecil Winters Mabel Hodges Nell Worley Lucien Lasley Naomi VanZant Grace Ledbetter Frances English Mary McMair Helen Armour Frances Nagle Nina Davis Cordelia Owens Ruth McCracken Virginia Seaton -A g 34 .Q- Eie Eeutsrbe Eesellsnhaft ,gemixv Establisliecl l907 Colors: Held and black Qbffiners bponsor ..... ....,.,... r A-- , - - -Miss Samuel Paul Loosen l,I'K'Sltl0llT ,,., W, ...., L-, .Y,- H-- 7 Viet--l'I's-slnlvllt --- .... Elmer Wahl 7 S0l'l'Ulill'y vYg.,. ,,A. M ary Finley Se1'gez111t-at-Arms .... Arlie MCThee 'l'r'ez1s111'e1' ,A,,w ..., L eClair AlbeI'tSOI1 H1'DOI'lUl' ,,.A, ..,. J O6 Koch . Aftlzmhers Elmer Wahl Joe Koch Paul Mantz Harry Wahl Carl Horn Leigh Wallace Louise Schlosser Paul Loosen Mary Finley Lucile Hillery LeClair Albertson Delbert Manley Helen Baldwin Elnora Hauser Ida Gilbert Danette Pratt Alberta Webb Esther Wood Arlie McThee Mary Rogers Ruth Barker Allen Duncan Wanda Ross Leah Hamlin Hazel Johnston Helen Thomas Lovxry Eastland Louise Cook Dick Laurence Stephen Chandler 7-497 burietp uf ngineering esearnb eee-e Established lfll-L Colors: Iilack and tan Motto: HSUlClll'l? 1-oiiqilws all QB f f in sr 5 Sponsor ...... ......,.....,.. Presideiit ......,.. Vice-President - - - - SGCl'Cf2ll'j' ....... ......H..,,... Tl'62lSlU'9l' ...W .,......,h....... Mr. Lago Leland Hartford Ledru Guthrie Edgar King Hugh James 4331 z m h 2 r 5 Ronald Madole Kent Steddom Dewey Ruedy Edgar King Reid Smith George Phillips Carl Horn George Knisell Leland Schenck Ledru Guthrie Will Grabendike Brooks Townes Hugh James Cyril Hughes Robert Norris Milton Clayman Thomas Cook Keith Cogswell Leland Hartford William Moorer Grafton Peacock Morrison Cunningham , A- Enuster Iuh Organized 1915 Object: To furtllcr all pllysimfal and intellectual activities of the school. I QBfficers . IDIW-?S1tl0Ill --- ...,..,v.,..... ..,,. C urtls F, Watton SPCI'0lEll'y .... ............ ..... J 0 Seph N. Koch Qctihz Members Clarence Westcott Frank Carr Ted Bryce Will Cruce John M. Campbell Claud Tyler Joseph N. Koch Curtis F. Watton Qssuniate Members Edgar King ,Q Earl Taggart Clifford Miller' John Montgomery , Martin McMillan Paul Loosen Lowry Eastland Leo Waite Burt Cochran Jesse Gelders Noral Keeslar Leland Schenck Paul Mantz -QI- jfaunnbnn Iuh Club Flower: Bull lDlll'llZ1lll Motto: l':0Iliilll1?lLlS are the -spice of life Object: To harass the favlxlty QB ff in e r 5 Prvsiclvllt --- ,....,.,..,,,,., ,,.f H ap. Dotson 'l'1'vasurer -- ........, , -- - , ,... Not Necessary Sponsor .,....,.. Y...,.....,,.,.,, ..,. M I' . Lippincott HEI 2 m h 2 r 5 Martin McMillan Claude Tyler Noral Keeslar Harry Dotson Wayne lVIcCorkle Jas. Anderson Chas. Taliaferro Richard Barker Cyril Russell Earl Taggart Auburn Thing Ted Brice Francis Welsh John Campbell Curtis Walton Clarence Westcott Will Cruce John Barry Joe Koch Frank Carr ifyjf Cbrnbestra 6?-Q-49 Organized 191-1 Direc-tor -, ,...-,,--,,-,,,-,!- H-Mr, Stighl 3341 e m h er 5 Park Daman' Marie Isles Byron McGaha Ola Price Rueby Boydston Andre Wilkins Grayston Musgrave Flossie Hughes Lon Dorman Rosemary Crate Orville Baxter Tadius Erbe Beulah Veal June Chapman Rowena Price Adolph Walton Ralph McCol1ister Frank Kratky C. W. L. Stiehl D. Babcock -93- l ilvx 1 X x ii x X x I Ii. SN: XXX X XXX X 'gi l -'ilu' .4 H K it X W ' C ew- - 4, iv' ff H mf I A at -fm R a,gig,i .- 1 i I Ir w X xqrixr ' I' wwlvil , i' xx X Xe li It QW ' fi' X ini - A I' RA- X ' v A 'Ti-1. -ell T T Di H? W fi-i 'i Vi -WI . Vx ,,,. i T QQ!! Ii: ui 2 1 f ff 0 ee- jr au g Q fir 3 fine ss , Lil F55 EQEEGWEZAXDEID GLUE H Bain Motto: Flower: Coxcomlm l-'resident ,..H Yell Leader' Mr Sergeant-at-Ariils W Masvot - ----- -- Miss Osborne AUBURN Josephine Coil Lois Bennet Gale Stubblefield Helen Thornton Hazel Miller Rebecca Pershing Clara May Hooker Myrtle Stout Vera, Hall tins Suhalitas Qs sv ee Ever ready, alreally yet Q9tfi:ers SPONSORS Miss Hamilton HI e m h e r 5 794- C01oI's: Purple and bricl - - - ,Josephine Coil ,W l-Rebecca Pershing - l - -Earl Taggert -- - ,Any ' ' Auburn Thing ' ' Miss Carmack HRD Earl Taggert Y ELL Ra. Re, Ri, Real. Crini zun lmaug Bright Red Clierry Tops lVl1o gives ai hang! o t . N r ,N , -- QE! Y it Q- --. egg, S ys .1 - . .e. , l ,-ix - 1 ' N N Q 1 gli!! A ' J , , f --xx, ! . gf- 4 1, , , .wp . wil ff? , ,A R-8' Yau A - 4 4 X il!-'Qi f 25552 . 1 hr Qgf' HHTHES ef ' ' 'x I ' S X 5 3 1 1 AY, f l: egg xy J Q Q ' V 5 f l :SI 1112 r l .5 . ,445 ' T Fx , '... 3. 11 f U:- 0 O li Y IIE t'lllllS of 0. H. S. haw- given El svrivs of 11z11'ti11s this year, wl1i1wl1 have lll'OV9Il vxc-ellQ11t' 01111o1't1111iti0s for l11'i11g'i11g' the lllt'llllNtl'S 11110 21 vlusvl' l'Oll0NVSl1lll, zuinl l'l2lVC piwviflml 1111 outln-t for social 011Ul'g'y. 42? Q Tho G. li. CHS e111vrtz1i111'1l 111 llll' l1o1111- of Mary ll2ll'1'?lll with 1111 i11fo1'111z1l lIz1llowv'1111 tm fm' tl11- girls' clulms of 0. ll. S. ll2lll0XY0ll'11 mlm-111':1ti1'111s 11'wi'v z11'ti4- tivzilly llS9ll. XYill1tl1v l'o1'tiz1 11111tl1e1's as guvsts, the l'111'tiz1 grirls lllll'l'l2ll!lt'll with ll 11z11'ty wllicll 1'11H111-t1-il H111 lliilllvj' iuymis spirit llllllllll mluiiiig ilu- fllll'lSl1lIIli s1fz1w1111. Siilllil 1 t lIlllS was zz Quwst for Zl 11111111v11t Ellltl lvft gifts tm' ilu- lIltkll1lt1'S Elllll HSXV4'1'lN 1'c111111111l11':1111'0S i11 tliv Sllillll' lll. 1 stoclqiiigf ut' 1'z1111ly tm' 11111-li uf tlic 11z11'ty. ,V ff 61,6 1 Ei, IA 5 C5 G1 ,X Q1 5?-fi w0 391 L Af' ge OSX X , zfffv me E! MT i D. K . T' if if aa .ale I L! ,. The Jeffersonians were delightfully entertained by the G. L. Us November 28th, at the home ol' Bon- nie Neff. Bunko was played. 65'-49-6? The Ionians entertained the members of the high sehool girls' elubs with a Valentine tea February 13th, at. the hoine of Grace Ledbetter. The christening of Margaret Jane Masters as elub flower was a beautiful feature of this function. Q9-49-'49 The Forum entertained the Irvings with a Usehooll' party at the home of John Mae Campbell, January 29th. Mr. Campbell, the teacher, passed all the good little girls and boys to the next grade of school at the close of the evening. M96- The l'ieeronian Debating' Vlub entertained the Irv- ings the evening ot' Mareh 6th, at the Slcirvin llotel. The entertainment was in the forin of a burlesque traeli meet of whieh the print-ipal events were the hainnier throw with paper bags. a relay raee, the standing broad grin and a blintlfoltl feeding eontest. QW 49-C9 The mid-year elass of graduatiiig Doniestie Sei- enee Senior girls entertained their parents at a T- o'eloek dinner in the sewing' rooni of the higrh sehool. A six-eourse dinner was served to 42 guests. 6-49-49 Even the faeulty c-aught the soeial spirit, whit-h resulted in two parties being given by nieinbers of the faeulty. Miss Osborne, Miss Kinney and Bliss Allison en- tertained the laclies of the faculty at their suite ot' rooms at T29 North Robinson, October 24th. Varna- tions and -laek-o-lanterns were used in tleeorating. A delightful Thanksgiving' reeeption was given by Mis-s Allen and Miss Clifton at the home of Mrs. NV. H. Evans. The house was artistieally deeoratetl with yellow poniponis and ehrysantheinunis. 1.971 v N54 v l t fffi l 9? 59 ID V if ffflf, 3 Q5 I --.g.4. I g JY, irc E I X4 'H fi' l M X- will QT X N i M K 5 CL, - J Q Y--:xg-P 9241. . T' Yi' 1 O I Il 1 E Q ffkg? 1 2 L l v Another party niuffh enjoyed and appreciated by o the Girls' Literary Club was given by the Jettersonians ZA f I3 at the home of Lawrence Picrsol, February 12th. An . ' auction of balmy pictures created great amusement. A 1 L I ' i l i 36 Q9-Q7-49 .W i.1 .T l N :::::.. X l ,2i't1,,,, l Q , :::: r l '- ' it . I K fqiiiiiilg ul Z Misses Cordelia anal Patty Owens and Miss Agnes l NVhitely were hostesses to the lonians at a line party 55:5 N 'qiggfjgfgr-' i given at the Empress February lst, when they saw that n-gn 1 i person of Hlllzike-Believe Lancl,'7 4'Cinclerella.H ' ilk 9 JD Lxba . Q9-QP-49 .X iff' N Kal ' H :L TL. fl ,rx - fp J Q. X The lrvings entertained the Forum Debating So- fff' ciety March 27th in the High Sehool. The Cafeteria 96 , 1 Asi' was decorated with flowers and potted plants. Mr. Yi, .,', Q W and Mrs. Lippincott were also guests of the club. im c s ill. I ,Q , i -D xffn- iv ? 4 20 '3' ,- J lllli' N 7 ' Q -X 198i 312111111 211111 flbllllll 1110 1110111l101's of 1110 Nz1111il11S z1sseml1l1-11 111 11111 11111110 111' A1 HOl1l Gi110Spi0, XV11QI'Q 11105' were 11lli111'tE111101l l1y 1110 1 111'11111 1301121111151 1fl11l1. .VX fixil- 1111i0 11f1110 01'1111i119g was il 1l1OC1i 11'i:1l. 1Vh0Il 1111111 S2'1llll11'. as p1:1i111i1'f, s11011 Rolwort Si1'k11sl:y, 1l0f0111laf111, i11 :1 l1I'6Z1C'll of p1'0111is0 suit. QMQ-Q S1. 1'z111'i1-11's Day was 0010111111011 113' 1110 N:1111i111s XVllGll flllxy e11101'1z1i1101l 1110 girls' 1-111113 111 1110 C111111115' 1T111l1. f1I'1W11 fl'0Q2,'S. S1lZlli1'S 211111 s11z11111'111'1iS XVQY1' llSPll i11 cl1?11111'z11i11g', 211111 many 111 1110 0110115 Ell1l1l1?ll'P1l g'11w1101l i11 91, 1'z111'i1-11's 1'0l01'S. T110 clulms' l111l1i0S, 1Vi111 fllllll' 111111l1111's, 11'01'0 Zllltlilillllill, g110s1s. IX-.X D U13 L 4 - 4 111 rl 'i iii ,111 iflii C15 'C' D 19 QfQ0Q1 43 ' Q 11111 va U 11110 1' 1 P W f 1 I5 1 N 31111111 215111 1110 D. 17, 112111 a 'cS1T1'l'2l1ll7 i11 1111+ Q011'i11g 1'1111111. lJ111'i11g' 1110 0V011i11Q, 1011 111111' 1ll11l1ll1i1l'S w01'0 i11i1iz111'1l. X 1 r 1' 1' 1 1 . . xr J 131 1 'N L I: .19 -.1511-Y i Q The Senior girls of the Domestic Seienee Depart- ment entertained the members of the Sorosis Club with a tea April 2nd. -zz,-f-f-' P4 9' Q34 gi Z'-7 i1r1ii1 ' 'KKKKXKUQTLIH-'Vt E3 W 1 fl 5 . . . I The girls' clubs were giveu a glimpse of Japanese j . fairyland at the tea December 12th, given by the lrvings Le at the home of Helen Gow. Japanese maidens and Japanese decorations carried out the Japanese scheme. 44? 'P' -l' - l The Atheuaeans gave the G. L. C's a delightful . . U M K evening wl Noble, January 22nd, ien they entertained at the home ot James ,lmil MXH: Ei Gia. Q 1 l es 2 'Q A Q . J 48 4 ' 4. ?'-f-716 Unlike the gay gathering Portia girls, the second party mothers March 25th, showed Portia girl. Carnations were tendin -100W of the first party of the given in honor of their the thoughtful side of a given to the niotlu-rs at- xlx i f 1 J 1 1 Xl1 !ff April 9th the G, li. C's held an opon meeting. In XX of f' , X zuldition to the usual 1'l11b p1'og1'11111, Xvllllltl Jean Goth- y i 5,2 X, Z 1111111 was Cl11'lS'fllllQll club fairy. The servivo was bw111- ' S' lin, fig . , Q A -WM flful. jx! Y- 1 ,bk ' 111 1 f ,D 4 i ly S I 1 X X-f J An l1lll1SllHlly 01lj0yHlll0 evening was that of De- i .,,:.:,5 ceniber Qlst, when the D. D. GHS gzuz 21 ba11fl11et in the ': Zf4' High School Cafotoi-ia. Z META S g -'A 4-,--.f-.-....-1- 's Tho Nautilus Lite1'111'y Club gave a picnic for the . U X 2 M I LES Ta GKOLV1 1 For11111 Debating Club at XYl160lC1' Park the first of May. 'muulllm Jw 1 Q 1. Y IA llllllll pr ' - if' 111 ' 2 I 0 2 E 'll ,, . - llllwxmu q S' 1 The party givvn by tho Portia Club i11 honor of Tha- Scnioi' boys was cnjoyvcl CU by all, as was also tho party given by tho F1'CSlllll9H. CNote-For obvious l'l'2lSlbI1S, 'fhvso partivs failed to lllHll'l'l2lllZQ.l -101- X- ! 1 ' 1'l,YY11 P'1,I'1j' at 11.1, home 01 1111111311 1111x1011 3115 lst. . I X 1 I' K 1 K' 1 Q Q l X E315 M I 'K .31 1 A ,- x vf fy 1 . x 1 1 X. -E, -' , . . ,. . . : ,' gi f.. '- ' '. 'lhc l1'v1ngs e11te1'ta111c+11 the CJIC61'O111E1l1S w1th El Af' X, 1 1 . - mx R1' NQXX . 139 Y 4 ' I' 1 3 fv R A WV' , v ' ,vu X , f c' c 'fha 'f ,4 RKM Q-49-49 1 QQ U 1 1:17 1 M12 9 f 24,5 Q. I K , I Q 1 T110 GVGHIIIQ' of l11Ell'1'1l 5111 was cmjoyod by the D. 54 I W D. GE. Dressed as s1111111 1'1111C11'911 ihcly HSS01ll1T1QC1 at ' JIJS- The 1101110 of LG1111z1 SY901i1l11l. 1 Z X . '2 ' ' '1 1 L 1 - f ' , it AY' I S1 ' 1 X , - Q QA-Q!-49 ,,,-1 1111 1 1116 I1x111 s IS 11115 s the 1111811101118 1119 111 L ' 1 5' c ' A1111 bt '1 111 11011113 of 1Q11a11,. 1 11f111'11 1 ' '- .:' ., 1 1i11111fg' W . 11101112111 11110 evi111'11c,e XY11lll 11195 11l'1i1C 1121111 1' 11-1tQ E01 X The 1101 Q. P W 4 . 'Y A 1- NV11 1 2 ' ,r 119, 1 , 2 5 r ga ' Z1 1121 ' j 1111 1-xl-111114 11 1 ' h ft 1 1 ' Tvs '1'z1'z -' T111 2111 11o11111st1C 911111011 1 f , as i 1 P ' X 'K :Ax . 1 x I -1 111- Sweetest ..g, ---- lfgliest ..,,,-g,Y,,- ,- Biggest Footed ..,,, --- Biggest Eared .... Liveliest ...g,..s - Biggest Butinsky-- Host Swel l-headed - - - Brightest ........ Most Popular ..v.,.. Biggest Blot-k-head Stingiest ......i.. Biggest Crank ,,,, Biggest Monkey--- llost Genteel .,,.. Most Studions ..... fevvwwxixxs We sau 'L -We l ii 2 4 . El iiti get R ci 4 J p ifiiiiwli ---J. C. Looney - - - -Curtis Walton -Clarence Westcott -- --Jno. M. Campbell - - -Norbert Weesner --- ...,gg.g, Joe Koch - - - -Noral Keeslar - - - -- Cyril Russel - - -Richard Barker ---Oscar Steanson - -- Jesse Gelders - - - -William Cruce - - -Bob Sirkosky - - -Earl Madison - - - --Frank Carr Blznna's Little Man ---- --- Tubby Tyler Most Poetie -------- ------- H appy Dotson Host Ardent Lover ----- Chas. Cochran Clj 54-E9 NOTE CD.-eBez1t Leonard XYllll3lllS by only one ballot, but this erin he explained by the favt that t'Beeky forgot to vote. Most Dignilied ---- t utest ---------- Brightest ------ Prettiest -------- Most Conoeited ---- --- Most Popular ----- llardest Hearted ---- Biggest Flirt ---- Best Singer ----- Biggest Talker ---- Busiest -.------ Nvittiest --------- Most Sareastie ---- Politest --------- Dearest --------- Most Loved ------- Most Sentimental - -- -9.3 - - - -Jessie Summers - - - -Eva Chowning - - - - - Lois Bennett - - - - - -Ruth Thompson -Genevieve Brownell - - - - - - -Verna Wills - - - - - -Lucilla Welsh Genevieve Rosenthal Most Graceful-U ,----- --------Ruth Summers - - - -Josephine Coil - - - --Mable Berke - -. - -Madaline Couch - - -Elnora Hauser - - - -Frances Watton - - - Dorothy Garrett - - - - - - - Ruth Gillespie - - - - -Rachel Smith C21 - - - -Samantha Renfro C2j.+Reln-eea Gilmer tied with Rachel for this honor, hut for the sake of upholding Charles' reputation we most kindly wish to keep the real facts from the hard-hearted and un- reasoning pnhlie. -103- ' 1' f ig: 1573 9' 2 'K 15 'Q' Af a SW W f-XY? 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' I f ,TWH-' l ff 1 , Miki' fl- ll4l , X , A gy' flwtgll be ear m Jfuut: Wml, QI fl, Q p 'ff' 'Es lhgllf -qmnhxii um All K lf 1 ' , A rpy, Nllligtj- 1 P'-Q40 ILOTED by Tllbby Tyler, our football tealll tllis year was a phellolnellal sue- cess. lfllglfllllllg' with last year's champions, Tulsa. and ending with our old rival, Xorlllall, the team wellt through the entire season without a single defeat. Tlllsa was eliminatecl by a seore of 98 to 0 and Ml-Alester 95 to 7. The tirst real frame of the season was that with Cherokee. One toueh- - z-N . 5 A clown 111 the hrst quarter Zlllfl two more in the last malle a total of 20 for us to a big goose-egg for fll1Ql'4'llit'C. Then eame NViehita for the onlv 4 ?llll6 with an out-of-state team. and the seore was H I . ra 40 to 6. Uhiekasha was smothered 44 to 0. The hardest game of the season eame with the trip to Shawnee. During the iirst half, the teams seemed almost equally matehed and the half emled 7 to 6 in our favor. But su- perior training ifllltl C0?ll'l1lllgI proved too much for Sl1HXVll06,S warriors Ellltl wllen the smoke of battle hall cleared away we were still inthe championship running. K?Lfll1lSll?liy',SSIWC- taelllar drop-kick from the 42-yard lille was the sensation of the seasoll. The final score was 22 to 6. 'llll6H eame Norman on Tllallksfrivinff for the hiv U'2lll18 of the season. NVith half the . . . . if . 2' . Z' 5 . . team 111 a weakened C'011tllT10l1 from 1llJll1'1US and sickness PYPl'j'fll1I1QQ seelllell against us, but when the game ended we were for the first time in years lllldisputecl football ehamplons of the state. The sc-ore was 14 to ll. A total of 328 points to lfl for the opposing teams is the sum of our football glory, the most sueeessful in the history of O. ll. S. Every man tittecl his place as if he were made for it, and team work, good coaching and hard training are the basis of our football sueeesses. -1076 A11-Star Basketball Team Top row Cleft To rightbz Dotson, Thompson CCoachJ, Taggart Bottom row: Waite, Biendorf, Carr. SHN- 1 111 Ill 11 111 1111 11 1 1 111111 1 1111 fllllilll f 11 lllllllll H1 ll 1 1 , E . y , 191 , g 1 1111111111 1111111111111 mm 1111 11111111111111111 I 6, X 1 p 1 ,.., 11 Q-42 1 E - V l The ear in ?5a5k1zt 381111 11141 team tl1is year was fast an11 well-b11lanee11, an11 l1ad every possible chance to 1Vl11. but it was tl1e same old story, the student body would not support it. Tl1e season started off witl1 11 1'11Sl1. Ki11g't1s11e1' was defeated T2 to 10 and 68 to 63 Ardniore, 61 to 3 and 41 to fig t,1l1i1:k11s1111, -1-1 to 21 and 38 to 16. Then 1'a111e our first defeat, at t11e l121I1tlS of Shawnee, by 11 seore of 13 to 12 in one of the prettiest g'11111es ever playe11 in 0. ll. S. Revenge 0211118 the next day however. Y1'llQI1 we 1ile11 111 a score of 211 to Shaw11ee's 12. .. 1 l 1 'Fl 10 next QIHIIICS were with Blackwell, 111111 we were defeated 17 to 11 in the first game. The next day the boys 1'a111e bark with a 1'engea111-e, winning the last game of the season hy the elose 1llE1I'g1I1 of 18 to 17. The captain of the 1021111 was 'tF11t Trosper. who was our 11121111 reliance on ot'te11siv1- play, a sensational shot, H1111 who never failed to keep life 211111 pep in the 103111. Dl1TE1I', tl1e other f01Y'VVtll'll, was 111e11ioere this ye11r. lle showed Ollly flashes of bril- llalll shooting whieh 11121116 l1i111 21 dangerous 1112111 last year. C'arr's playing at 111111111 was of the 111111-dog variety. Ile played 1111 PXl'Ql11101121llY fast 111111 2lg'g'I'PSS1V6 Qilllll' on botl1 ottensive and defensive. 111111 was tl valuable asset to tl1e teani. 11 'aite 11t the other 21121111 was fast and reliable. Ile g'1lZl1'11011 Closely, Covered 21 lot of 1t'1 1'1t01'y, and filled tl1e position like il Vete1'an. Biendorf, the substitute f01'XV?l1't1. 11isting11ishe11 himself by his goal-sliootingr ability. He was slightly l121ll11l02lI7pt'11 by laek of experi1-111-1-, 11111 by next year Slltlllltl be a star, laggart was another good 111311. llis 1621111 work was exeellent and he was an 11e1f11- rate basket-sliooter. It was Hap D1ll1SOI1lS first year in basketball a1111 w11at he lacked in skill he made up 111 C1lt101'1lllI1?1l1011. 1lis work 11t l'LtI11l'1' showed 1111 espeeially well in tl1e games against lilaekwell. Higgins, 1YZ1ll210Q, and Wells also deserve l101101'?1l1l9 11191111011 for their work 11s s11b- stitutes. -1097 Cup Winners in the Cross-Country Top row C11-ft to righth F. Barker, J0n.eS BO1tO111 row: Vahlberg, Pettigrew. fuo- llulllll I I ll ll Illiiiilllli llilllltuw W KW WWWW ,-x,,-N..-f- f . GN Y,-J-RAN U5 J i U Q, 'GU , 1 L174' il ' X X X nilqlfi X H -4 k ffl-f V r -.QQ t - I f K 1 g Ai 4. v'5tt lit i f 0 f l Wi l X 7 ' fi I - y G! 8 lj N X 6,-elm kg f fl .A f 1 ' - Ll W J. 'bl0 5lf 'E-an? , 1 , I 4, p ,.', R is e J-H W- ' 'W ':,i,,Q,i1Qg..,. ,J Y I'U55 UIIIIUP 1111 Q-Q -ea H E sixth annual cross-eonntry run. XVlllK'l1 was held on Blareh l8th, was in every re- speet the inost sneeessfnl ever held in this sehool. The eonrse had been shortened to two miles and a half and an exceptionally fast pace was set. Nearly one hun- dred n1en were entered hut only those who had undergone preparatory training were able to stand the paee. First one man and then another would take the lead hut the iirst four to 1-ross the finish line were as follows: l'ettig'rew, Vahl- herg, Jones, and F. Barker. The Juniors won the shield from the Seniors hy a Very elose inargin, with the Freslnnen and Sopholnores drawing! up in the rear. The training received hy this rave was one of the largest fat-tors in the sneeess of our traek team this year. 25 2 42' Q X X J! ' f , -111- The Winners of Two Track and Field Meets Top row cleft to rightb: Johnson, Dotson, Thompson fCoa,chJ, F. Barker, Parrish Bottom row: R. Barker, Tyler, Thing, Jones, Pettigrew, Carr, McCork1e. . 015112 Aradredlf ll --- G 5- 5 - f: ,gi jd lk-ii is ...4:9!' lllllllll 11111 l . f UD it 11 li 1 X' l A 1 1 ..sf 'ti A s fy l A 51 'Sli .V f 33 ear in Trask OT content w1tl1 winning the football eliainpionship our athletes began to look for IILWV worlds to conquer, and for the first time in modern history, walked ott witl1 the Norman ll16Ql. VVe defeated our nearest conipetitor, Cherokee, by a score of ZBTLQ to 2515. The big star of the day was Pettigrew, the best l'l1I1Il0l' O. ll. S. has ever put 111 the held. To XViiI'11l up, lie iirst lowered the half-mile record by a good second, making it 111 2 minutes 3 3-5 seconds. He again broke the record 111 the nnle run, tin- ishing 111 the reniarkable time of 41462-5. lle also F2111 a good race 111 the 4-10 and was a niember of our winning relay team, tl1e other menibers being Harker. Carr, and Parrish. The work of Parrish was also of a spectacular nature. Although it was l1lS lirst meet he YVO11 third ilace in the 220 Elllll second ill the 4-L0 tvine' the state record in 7 1 7 1 D event. First place 111 the pole vault was won by Tl1ll1g,XV'l10 surprised everyone including big that l1i111- self. bv going four inches higher than he had ever gone before. Other places were secured as follows: Metforkle, second 111 the Sll0l-11l1lIglg211'liQl', ond 111 the half-mile: Dotson, second 111 the high hurdles, a11d third in the pole vaultg so11, second ill tl1e high ,jnnipg Jones, third in tl1 e throw. 0110 week later the tea111 journeyed up to ance by again winning tl1e meet. Pettigrew again starred by lowering the winning first place 111 the halt lllllt' Hllll second l,2ll'I'lSll XVO11 lirst place 111 tl1e -1-LO, Tl1i11g also XVOII its event. Other Dttilll winners were and R. Barker. NYe also achieved IIQXV laurels 111 lt'1lI1lS. see- John- mile rung Hlltl Tyler, third 111 tl1e l1?lIlll11Gl' Stillwater Hllll repeated last year's pertorni- llllle reeord to -L ininutes and 42 seconds Zllltl in the quarter. XVOII first in the pole vault and the relay team F. Barker. Jones, Dotson, MeCo1'kle, Tyler Parsons and Bosworth XYU11 the CllillllplO11Sl1lD in doubles botl1 at Norman and Stillwater. ln the singles at Xorinan, Parsons played llll'0llg'l1 to the tiinals, whieh were not played oil' for lack of time. At Stillwater he experienced little dittienlty 111 winning the singles. Miss lirooke representing O. ll. S. in the singles, and the lllisses l'lll0ll1lt'l' and NVeesner in the doubles, also won both eve11ts 111 tl1e girls' matches at Norinaii. 113- PHl'SlJl1S has Won in the sin- glosv in foul' Tvuuis Tom'l1zm1euTs. Parsons and liosworth aw state ohnmpiolls in thc 'gdmlblesf' Misses Weesner, Brooke, Fuehner 7114- Parsons-Bosworth Oklahoma IIigh's girl 11-Unis playvrs - Missvs 'Wvesnvr and Fuelmer, state cl1a1upio11s, in 'Adon- blvsf' Miss Brooke, in :'Si11gjIGS.H Junior Basketball Team Winner of Inter-Class Championship -lf- I Q Q , . ,E 55 2 N Ch XV 1 J Ai f wx 5 QXQQB Fw '-Nf Xf idk -if L' W 9 ff 17:13 . in .V , Kr' f w ff M f I ' I I mm' I y 1 ,Q ,5 .:2:.,: ov, W 7 I p I--. lliilil IA3- Q X! ' 1. I - C V J 455,15 ln- , 005055 5.5.5-.f. - f 9 My d':':':'Fg 1 1 nn - ln A I I ' . K if 61 E fx -H ,. ,X J ' z :gr M N., SLN01fYl'7l h U- f n :xcu:g. DC T a2.Ai1g.p,P-blyvv v X F cg? mei: flcwev- W3 CHU E wig? gem 4 IM VH Ppvwa T1 VTE f--X-22? Li? 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One would think they 'd wed Before they were dead Hut Mr. Looney And Minnie Rooney Are the happy pair Thnt danc-e at the fair NYhile Jessie Suinniers XVil1 join the drnininers Of the Suffrage hand Tn old Fhiglzlnd. -,-1-1- i .i Q 'A 1 21,4 e on arf r eeee or C ' no THE EN Q.. ..4...9f..x- 5 K . And following her Clara May Hooker. The Hag carrier XVill bc Clifford Miller. Ted Bryce it will be NVho will go to sea And Ruth Powers will keep WVatch for him and WVGCD. Sometime Burt Cochran In China will land Wfith Hellen Berry As a missionary. Alpha Abington And brave Jack Hampton XVill together waft In an oarless craft. Wlill Cruce with command In a foreign land NVill pass his long life VVith Fay Dyche as his wife. Frank Carr will abide With Ruth Hall as his bride. Then Cyril Hughes, heart VVill be pierced by love's dart And Grace Chandler, indeed, To the altar will lead. And Ira Landon VVill wed Faye Landrum. Charles Cochran will dwell Vllith Gladys Campbell, Clariee Robertson VVith James Anderson, And Richard Barker XVith Hazel Miller XVill late in life pledge Themselves by the hedge. VVedding bells will ring Nightingales will sing For Curtis VValTon And Margaret Johnston. - V' p -N :- -f ww 'pf' ' ifif' Ulf 1 N Q '- -i ii: L. ., . Prof? f 9 , - . 0' J ' . f' V Yi' 'H Af -' ' Y . A N,- 3 1 12' . ' 'fl ' . ': i' ' 4 Z' . WP K ff ' f 1.l.:- 'gif 1225 1' Q P ' -ward! '- ft. v,,'f1,':. .dwg , . 5-wwf'-1:-. 122.4 si .Q -W is-'Y' .Q r' ix' :Nfl 'V - ' -' ' --122-- 1 I l .A -s 1 ' .11 G ,, ei e, . V --e :feeds ffm MMM eieil Q ft 5, 1 'rua ENT 5 Iam Jesse Gelders, too, Mabel Berke will woo. And llelen Bearden XVith Franklin Durbin XVill go to ehureh For happiness to search. Anyone ean see That Lena Feige VVill marry Roy Crow And on a trip will go. Joe Ray a ineal ticket For Lois Bennet And Harry Dotson For Frances Boydston VVill be in the years That bring hopes and fears. Claud Tyler, I trow, lVill wed Samantha Renfro. I see John Landon VVill wed Grace Johnson. Rebeeea Gilmer And Edgar Zieglar XVill roam together As mates forever. Arthur Bourke will woo And later win, too, Genevieve Brownell ln a small hotel. llepburn St. Clair Ilis love will deelare For Eva Chowning Or Lela Downing. Both NVillard Miller And Norbert NVeesner As rivals will stand For Lillian Freeman's hand. And Leonard XVilliams, The owner of millions, XYill pursue his life XVitl1 Eunice Park sr his wife. P-4 go XM' 94 . ez 'N .jf . ' T T 4 7 W ei ee.. 6. g g 'ri-is sr enr i f V'Roy Harrison For Earl Madison VVill cook the meals, So my vision reveals. Herbert Mee is doomed to toil For Josephine Coil. Same happy day Our Trosper, named Ray, VVill commit niatrimony And later pay alimony To Beryl Barnett Wlioiii he caught in a net. Elizabeth Lightfoot Wlill go on a honeymoon With Albert Lehr, her groom. Robert Sirkosky And Ruth Gillespie Have a secret hope To some day elope. My friends, I know you'll pardon me For it is too late If l go on my Way oler the sea To reveal the fate Of each brave lad and little lass In this illustrious Senior Class, So farewell, friends, forever. And I pray you never sever The friendships begun hereg For some day they 'll prove dearf' Thus his tale ended And our thoughts tended To our future lives As husbands and wives Or the lone-some fate YVithout a life-mate. Ile went on his way O'er mountain and bay And left us behind Our fortunes to find And dwell with our minds On the tie that binds. -May Belle O'F1aherty, '15 A ff ii ep--. y e A ' Y p - ' .. ' ' i' -121- TX QNLJST A ff lfioomw 5 wx qfwwf QM 63 Hgtftlou' L'OX .,J MOUUWII -V ,,ffA, in N MW 'MMM I 1 xv L, K 't ill K ! X, I uf dl'Q311'fA4Ia3 H X GU I! ,VH In ?hifffDUoQf7uy 1 , X. O 'H fx .' Q Um aff EL, Y wfkM LW V r J My A ff Wwwmmax, YUUQ 0 S5 :D , ,, Q SEQ Ci y ? 'W vlvTfgv,uLDMl J avg' 1 1 'LW t? FA A ULVM. 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Sweet Gem1vieve ,, f.., Paul Ma, tz Bn Eau know any nf the Prominent ilnhians in QB. 353. SJ John Mc. Ship-of-the-desert Bob Jumper Will Kaw Kaw Own-Much-Land Taggart Clarence Westbed John Fruit Gladys Pasture Auburn Article Stormy Stubbleiield Genevieve Grenell iq.. Josephine Twisted Wire Birdie McMillan Jesse Hot Weather Frank Ford Elizabeth Heavy-I-Iooif Helen Mustache Lucilla, Grape Juice Bernice Apricot J. 0. Good-Day Palestine Grouch ' ' ,. Will Cruce-J'Ainft that a ks-en 70l'11.',i lkf 3 Frances Watton- All 1-iglitiefi 'Q A, Lois Bennet- This way out? 4 QW l Joe Koch- Believe inef' I lgorothy Garrett- Ol1. Slll1CliSlM I , Grd Bryce- Nl hoop! My dear Q adys Ross-' ' Shoot. , j 3 ' t Lucilla Welsh- Do tellf' an g. ' I Genevieve Browne11i 'l'hat'll do to tell. twin i Clarence Westcott- Oh, gosh. H gianciisl Ylfilsh- BL lie?-lc. sf K t 1 as. ala errogu v . uve. M Curtis Walton- Thut,s head workf' fl i' Josephine Coil-'AA nu1n's a man for a' tliatf' t ,I Alma Macklenburg- Oh, piiflef' 4 W4 ,V Samantha Renfro-- Qi all things. l J f Alice Hyde-HGreat Caesars ghost! l' , Verna Willse- VVe sure do. child. Mr. Provo-' ' Regardez silence. Jinks Rosenthal-'ILQ-t's he inziking El snappy. 'l Miss Allen-U1 lfeminiy tio. f 9 Miss Hansen-t'l'lag'ne take it. Mr. Masters-'4C,lfiin' hack to this. 2 J. C. Looney-4' It is ei well known tact. Q Miss McVean- l'onnnon sense-the most uni-onnnon thing X in ivil Miss Whitehead- ls it clear? X i ' Mr. Lippincott-t l'in vans luive no place in fl Senior Class. Gladys Meador- Oli, l mu so lonulyfi I Mr. Welday- Rz1ust init de hunk. 7 Y A' ' 1 John Barry- Aw, ll-t's try that a,Q'ain. 'L J.. Ruth Thompsoll- You are the liinitff l Jessie Summers- Say, kid. he 's swine man! And said he could not come, by Gosh. FBWSB-413 QB Ez Enos! Tlifvi up there dashed ii jitncy bus- 'Twzies 1l01'CU1'Y inya fearful rush. Ho said he conldrft stop, by Heckg But Neptune speared him in the neck. 'NY Neptune was lunwny lud lYho roamed around the sea, by gud, A three IIl'UIl2't'll fork lie puciked ziiwuiiill. To spear the sword-Hsh. which he found. This uproui' roused the wrath of Zeus And he said, Hey, boy, what the dence, Then Cupid let an arrow fly And shot old Pluto in the eye. Said he to Mars, I don't see why You van't L-Oms' down to help si guyg lint Mars was helping .luno wash Then suid Venus, Le-t':v have peace. But still the uproar did not Cease 'Till Buc'c'hus Said, I'm on the blink, COIN? on, ye Gods, let's have ai drink. l +135- ,... A ,,f,uum QV ,, f WWQWMMWW9 . -+- 1-4. X5L4qE Yf X gg J ,,.. ,H Q as QV 4-f.f Diff? C. Aj K fx-nuwnnun n.... Hmm' N J EEA ISLXX-1 ---. .... ., 7 Aiifp 'f Z2 m 1 rio V Q' 'y Z, fr 1 Z 1 , V , WU 39 Q Q 4 W 5 L k K- fab .-.V , K S -n x a i A ff'u,,00, FBUSINIIKP 'nn ' N: -ni A ,ff . l xl L 3 W 'I I , , Q ., X 54 X 'ffammmum 4 f Q Q E-fn .-- - -- 2 V h - Ky --:S - , X H Q93 - IS 'i XJ' D 2 ' A fir' fyxfwffim - 5X X A X ,, Jw 1 wr' x QLADY5 XXQLWX4 fx li!! fm ' x 5 QL ' l ff' , 'W mm m 75? K QW ' :Aw 'WN N - V' MN' 5' If Q of S. . , 5 7 QQ YIX A7 !iJ ly If t 4 : if pany? E T . - bf ' C3 gl' ' ' .f o A -136- A 111111211 Ultnentpzjfirst Qnnual Qllummennement QBkIaiJuma Culitp Iaigb Qcbuul l:9:1:5 FHIIJAY. MAY 21st, 8:15 RM. -1l1l110!'-St'l114il' Nw-vptiollilligll SUIIIJOI. -,- ,179 Sl XDAY, MAY 22341. 11 :UO AAI. he1'n1o11 A,.,........ --- f.... , H, ........ D1-. II. First C11l'1S11Hll C1ll1l'l'1l WWA? TITESDAY, HAY 25th, 5:15 BM. Club Night 1,l'0Q1'2lll1-1111211 Sclmol A1uliTo1'i1u11. w-fefwfe NVEDXESDAY, MAY 25111, 8:15 1'.M. Class Night PY'0Q'Y'?lIIl1H1Q'1l Sm-huol Amlifmwiunl Q- S'-9 'l'I1l'HSD.XY, MAY 27111. 8:15 PM. Cllll11ll6'11l1l?l1lPI11f HXo1'visosfIl'ig'11 Svlmol Al1m1it01'ima f13T-- E. Van Horn Qcbnobalebgments his bolume, tnhile being a publication of the Svenior Qllass through the instrumentality of the btubent btaff tnith the superbision of a fac: alty committee, is representatibe of the entire school. in fact, the hearty co:operation be: ttbeen the Staff anh the Qenior Qlllass ano the enthusiastic support of the stuoent booy habe maoe possible the publication of this Zlnnual. we besire to mabe special acbnotnlehg: ments: first, to the members of the jfaculty Qlbbisory QEommittee tnhose baluable sugges: tions ani: binhly criticisms babe contributeo so much to the literary merit anh artistic ex: cellence of this bolumeg ano, seconb, to the members of the Staff for their untiring ef: forts, the efficient anh conscientious manner in tnhich they habe performeo their respectibe outies. Elin general, me make grateful acbnntpl: eogments to all baho habe in any may, bahat: eber, assisteb in the preparation of this bol: ume for publication or contributeb to its suc: cess. EI. QE. 1. Ay Q- X R XX , K ff I ,Q f Q , .4 7 ' 1 vu if 'wx H K WLWWM Www Wm ' gm wnm mmm l k , I M W REBIDUI is LIINCQV' OIR , USB 'l 'X l P 45 W X WNw W XUX 1 3 N l . ffl Wm! SWK ff ,U x '- iw? wttc an HHQHZMW 0L?9 4'HXw 4 '13 - , J NNN' . 5 146555155 'f'A '44, Q 5 I , N ag:-QATL ' ' 'WMWWM-g?mH' HbQ5SPj,QCi22f qyp .ff 5 5 .. ii if 3' QI F' , g '-In I I-'K X' fvfy',f if Titguauurnnununu.. 'rlumln lf i f l ? . cn- 4 .W , Cin, ff ,652 W 1 . 'L-ifflfav I :aim lmlzwff I -,,1 1 1 11 1 1,11 1,11 1 -.1,,,,1,,1,.n1,,,1,1 1 1 121 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1... -I AT 7 . QUALITY 1 5u c'cESsb'ns fro THE' MIELL u N. 1-,'. cu,g+f9+ QSQEL RELLHBILI Z Y' 'l'l1a.t's the toui1dzit'iou upon wliioli this luisinos-s is built. Ancl one prion- to :ill is ziuotlici' lmsiu principle. LAROVEST STOCKS-IIIGHEST GRADES!MODEHA'l'E PRICES 1 POl.l l'E SEHYIVE Tho telv mhouv sevvcs as Vout' 11i0sSv110'ei'. lmririginv' this store to Your door. no matter' 1 - . D . YT - wlulrc vou live ni Olilalioimi tfltv. No llll'fC'l'6I1lfC in the woods when 'ou ormlvr luv , l ., N zz . . 'phone or Illilll. The szuuv 'tgooml goods that you would svlcvt at tlw Stow. lt you live out of town, wc will rvpziy your rzillrond farv ?lt'l'0Y'il1I1gl' to the plan of tho Okla- honizi City Ret.z1ilvi's' Assoc-izition. fr fr 1- 51 '10 Q' FINE DRY GOODS, APPAREL AND MILLINERY, SHOES, HOME FURNISHINGS AND XVALL PAPER ,,1.,..-111111111111111111111-.11111111111,m1 But for A ,f l A www-M a Jitney Q p LA i A'-A ft f V-in A 'Xi'- fNot nie Bush X f X, Theres no -hme5 like f 1 QQ? .. a Nickel' E if the old l i m es l Mlm -V ,.,,. . 1 ill l 16 mme, l 7 l If, Q :Nl A i 1 M 'l lil Fi X M 5 Centavos, l X Dzereis no Frieracls F Di I A M Nr! zo Pfemungs, fb, 'L X W like llve old priemdspw i L iiii.. ... ...., Q 1 - ....-.mis . 10 Kreutzers, 7 if Ni ' l lil i' , Il b A as Cash. 'M 'MA BATH W- nlllililluriligggi A or QA H u'- + ' - ' I---A.. V L ' VW ' ' -1' 'WUIIUWAE5 U I f- ' iii +1 l ,,wr.1 Eii loo Bin, ip .Libr J if i .i UQ X. X - ' You can -D i S 'iiyii il Q , 5 li Wim X X 'W TI ' X- A I l7i'ii' g 63 'Wil' U get ax f N lu ll I W i N: N, x li. fw'+.i:ifu . ii - XA li' , . f X1 of - till f Q A sANDw1cn A T X A7 W4v4b- X MCB! 'rx S X' QE. at Jw. px - 1 A il. -X E,.-.......-..--......---..--.....-i..-,..-,--..---.---....,-.....-..... 51 -N01 I I 1 KEEP YOUR 100 I THE BA K Study G1'i1i12lIl'l SIl01'IIli111LI-fill' spovdiest sI1111'tI1a111I ill the yyo1'11I. I YOI' DONT HAVE TO BVI' ,AI S100 ,II1'lf'.III.YlJ to w1'it11 sI1111'tI1z1111I I I w111'1d writes G1'11I1z1111. He gets rI425,0OO il y11z11'. 0IfL1'III0JI1I VITY HIGH SUIIOOL STIIDEXTS get full 1:1'e1Iit at DHAUGHONN for what they Iiayc 1I1111e i11 their sI1111'tI1a111I yyo1'kg bc- sidvs, 11111' I.YDIVlDF.lL i.Y1S'T11'IY'Tf0gY, OIYTLIXH IIIETHODS as- s111'0S DOUBLE effir-ie111,-y ill HALF the ti1110 1'13q11i1'01I by Glass 11111tI101I. I I I I w 1 DRA UGHON 'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Walnut 392 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.' 518 Baltimore Bldg. I E111--1-.111-11.-1.-I..-. ------- ...-.,.-..1.......-,.,.-..,.-K..-,.,.-.,,-,..,-....,. .-.. ,.,,-,..,-...-.......-.....,.-...- I 4-H llvl billllllll1ll-xulznulinuvn11151111111 LL11 lg- ?-limi. 1,,g1'g1lp1lg1g11915151151-1'l1u1ql1ll1 :ami Q I Anatomy No Sentiment ' R111'I1eI: You SIIUIIIKIIIII IIPIYL' IiiuIi111I I ' C'I1z11'I11s out of tI111 house Iast night. f2lIIIl'1'5 y011'y11 I11'11ke11 the poor I111y's I11-a1't.7' I , . . . 5 it , V I Xmy that y11111' yz11:z1t11111 1111111 is 12111111 bI1111fIis. I neyvi' 1-1111111 2l1lyXYI1l'l'6 g mym- his luialwfj' I1111111. I111 sure to spe111I as 111111-I1 I . . . 49-9 111 your sparv IIIIIG as pus-s1I1Ie I with thv Imoys y1111 I:1111W at tI111 F111't111111 'i'11IIe1': You 1111111 El NYO1llI6I'I:lII tz1I1111t for 11z1i11ti11g. I Grace J.: Oli, how 112111 you t11II'? I E Y S I O N E i'1lll'IlllIl' T1-Ilerz I S1111 it i11 your f2Il'0.H I s L, I LO I HIER9 --1-A9 I Miss Ixl0Xvl'flI1f You 1'1-111i111I 11111 ot' Q1111- 'I'I111t nifty up-to-tI111-111i1111tQ y111111g' Illilll IWYN shop at C,'111'tis: A'WI1y?', Miss KI1-V111111: I3111-:111s11 it is I:0lIIlfIiXII 1111 E 131 Main St, s111'I1 EI tall I1l11Ii'. OKLAHOMA CITY I W W ru ,,,,,.,,u1...- 1 1 - ii 1 1 - 1 - -I E11-11,1-. 1 ... -.,,,1,.,,.-111111111-111111111-111111111.. 11- -11 dj -I I1- G-u111u1 1-11- 1 -.1 -11 1 ..,- ,1ii,1 1i1111 . 1 iltil - 1 -1 in In - 011-if you w1'it11 GRAHAM. TI111 highest sf1Iz11'ic1I St111f111g'1'z1p11121' i11 tI111 D-m...., i.,.,-nninn -1111111 - 1 .-.mi11.11.1111nn-ml--lm-ml-ml-.1m-un-un-un1uu:fnn-un-nu-1111111111 1 I1 Q T ,,,. ,,, P I ' I N' I ' I I 7 S . ip ,, uvuluvll Vivx 5 I AMAA 32311 I 'f 1 ,1,,,,,. i WW tfwlwnttf tUW11fTlTJ1W A I , . I f 13, TI, The TJT11GSt HZ11'fTXY'i11'C Store 111 the U111t0d State S : , E1111f,i,f.1 N533 W f': T 1: W. W . . . . I l H3111 1' J! 111.1 11 .,.,,. ,,,,,IJww,,j,i T111S Stone ca1'1'1cS at wry 1-o111p1ote 11110 of S01 I IIII41IIII4AA ll'lll.q WMU Souable l'HQ1'Ch21HdiSQ of i11te1'CSt to all I Q 115llAAATTQWl111111TT1T AUTO SUPPLIES, CHINA AND GLASS T I ' E11LE11 T HOUSEHOLD SU PPLIE S, S1LV ERXVARL f ,git 1 TOYS, DOLLS, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES : 1rI'1,w'fH1MWI M. H1 1 ,, --11 1.,. MUUJI 1 , I M W al:---f11U1f11??ff +f-1-'ff1ff1,..f. ---1 :iwF!l1+1 1111 E' A 1, W J Q, I A QSS Lt' MA L TT TT'A TTTTTTTJJQ A TTTTTTT OKLAHOMA CITY 1: OKLAHOMA I ESTABLISHED 1889 I A A A A A to E I T1'l1I1kS, Bag'S, Lcfathel' GoodS, Spo1't111g Goods, E11gTl'l6C1'S7 and S111'Veyo1S SupplieS, Builders' I'IZ11'dXV211'O, Etc. IL-fn-nu --------- In-ll-I'-I'-l'-'H-ll-l'- - --ll-lK-'l-'---- -lI- - - - - - - - - 0 G,--- - ----n-M--'-----H----------------- - -'---E1 '- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I i OOMMENOEMENT V l TIMES i 1 T UGEGIBAIJ 1 Swv-Q i S, 5 , Ill! I 5 !JL,,2. X 1 TVVQ have the 111oSt Sllitable giftS off ,f, X! 4 V i 111 1'i11dS i 1 ' Wf El : C X 2 A ' X I I if in rw 2 1 f GWQEQ W A ' q g11usesfw E2 W' iii 1' M fff S9 A525 I Our Stock of books iS the best ever in X ffm il it 5-D M the c'1ty' 57 T QS-S-Q L H ' Y I E Am i The Q A ,, A , My ' 17077411 z 66 7 I Parkhursnt Book Com I TT JT V T I f l l Mm, f , I0lf7ulzo1nu Uffy zz Olrlfflzonm W WWW I T Eniilll- UNIT 'lll llllTlllTWV' Tiiliil llil T WUT llii T llll -nlliil T TUWYWUT l T i i T T T T T T T 2 -142i Ip I.-.IU G ..-Iw- - ------ I ------- II--IU 11.1 1 1 1 1-1n1..1 1.,,1.,1 1 1 1 11. This is the YOUNG hlEN'S STORE 49-49-Q NVe offer' to dressy young fellows in high school, col- lege and business the most exceptional excellvinee in Clothesg the smart styles so much in cleiuandg cfonuuon sense in fashion with ultra snap and liveliness of inoclelg young men get big u10ney's worth here at 515, S17, 820, S25 and S30 C., sos MAIN EI -ll 11111 l1Il1ll1IIl11- 11--11 H11 E1 IP -I' --------------- -- E1 Sta iionery E and I Si i Engravzng Our stationery tlC1iilI'flll01li' represents the newn-st ideas in fine quality C01'I'GSIl0Illl01l08 paper from CRANE AND WllI'l'lNtl, llqiltllllg nmkers in this line. Linen paper and envel- opes to match as low as 506 the box. Engra ved A nnouncemen is Cursls and invitations for all occasions. liest quality palver, and correvt up-to-Ilate forms. Prices very ro:IsoIIz1lIle. Fountain Pens, Correspondence Sets, Ad- lll'0SS Books, etc. MAIL ORDERS PREPAID Harlwell fewelery Co. Oklahoma City, Okla. 13,1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1m.1 1 1 11:11. O. H. S. .1 . HAVE YOUR DIPLOMAS FRAMED BY AN EXPERT G?-415-QE Eastland W all Paper and Art Company 118 N' Broadway Oklahoma City ..,, .5 is 2 1 I. ' 1 ,f '5-..: .. ,- I -::. . W , '5w.gI. -'Wi 'eQ:I'I1:I-Iss. II. I Im, 5 ., I li 'k'l.'l'E5'l'E' ' . , l v .iii I 4'-rr!- Q- IK FI I I' WI 'f 'ffi ' ?'i' I - - . . .,... in 'wi 'e'If'1 ' 1Efi . It .I-If-Ifm iff-... . I I .. . ' ,,,.. I I II I . ,.,--4, I ..,-.fb'-K, , I I I 'fwai M- ew I If 'M I - 'E : 1 If I 1 Ti A 2' 1 I . A l f, 4 i2 l LEE-HUCKINS HOTEL Broadway at Main I11 - I--III-III-..----I-.1-I-.-.III-.II ---- III-I IQ H. .. ,I I 5 7 . GI l IE is . I . 3 1 1 i I I l I I I 4 Q Ai The Only Manufacturing JEVVELERS in the State G 11q,1,1..1.,,11..,,1,,u1,.,.1.,,1.,,,1,,,,1,,,.1I, .- F! .u.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.1,.1.u1 -4.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1,,,,1,'.' : F lb'--.u-...-...-..-..-..-........-....-..-.El LETZEISER 81. CO. IVIEDALS. CLASS PINS, RINGS, ETC. 12815 NV. Second St. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. ,,1,,..1..m1un1m.1un1 1n11,n1gn1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1nu1uu1n-.m1nn1gm1.m,1,,.1nm1.1l1.q1g.1,l.1q..-1.1 EJ'-n-11:1 11-1 1 1 .. i1-, - ,i,,,i- 11i1111 iii1111 -D l W- Q I I I JASPER SIPES CQ. I -- DEALER 11v Tn- SCHOOL AND CHURCH I ITURE I I SCHOOL BOOKS AND APl'ARATl'S I OPERA CHAIRS, Etc., litu. I 19 NVQSI Main St. I I I I I I Ei'--11 ---------------------- - --..-.... - -..-..- I-ll ----11--v-------- 1 ---:- -. -ll---I--..-..-.. --.. - , ,,,,,1,q I Reslmg Ready-Made Us. I wish I was El litllv rock, I ' A se-Ttin' 011 the hill, I Tazgor-Made A doin' nothin' all dsiy long. i QPWQKQ But jes' El svttin' still. l woul1ln't eat, 1 XVOlll1II1't slevp, XE is niamlv in 21 hurry and looks it, I XVOIIIKIHII even wnshg I the otlulr is nizulo with skill iuidoi' lll jes' SOI Still El IIIOIISZIIHI yez11's7 porsoiizll SIIDOFVISIOII ziml with only An' Vest 111yselfl-by gosh! thi- wezirvi' of the g1'ai'111o11t :incl his Satisfav- -A Senior. itiou to he tliought of. You C2111 sw tho TIZIIIOI'-lllilllf' suit i11 The uiziliingg you llllgllf -4 f Iuot 1'Zl1'L' to Sew tho shop that Turns out tho V U l'i?il1ly-lll2ill0.H I 11111 il hltlo 1-ol1111 ,3M,,-,, And lllj' head if hoops 2l-l1OlJlJl11- I A I And I'w gobhloml up the ozirly 111o1'11i11g' XVUI'lll I LOI ,VUUV HCXT Slllt 01' 0V01'l'O2lT IDP Vve gol1l1le1l up 11111 lll0lI1 lailoi'-111aflc: +20 z111cl up Tho sister and the lui-othfli' 0 . . Bill golly how lhoy tivlilm- XYllllIl 'rlioy s1g11i1'111. Fznnznger The TGZZOT -Same Senior. 0 , V i T lol Xl . 3121111 .. - .. - .. - .- - .. - - .. - - -.... -..,,.... I3..-...,1 ... - - -....-....-..,.-......,...-....... -.- -,-...,.... -1457 1:1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1n,.1.w.1,, D1 H-N.--In-.1 --------------- ....-. In I 'iEiI - O W f , 1 - ' 7'3 I1iEn - 'n PRICE - ' 4 ' I I LITTLE SHOP A11 QE FASHION SHOP ' ' A213233 -u--- -'-- - '--' - '.-- - -lll --- DMA iii - .... - .... - .1.. - .... - .... - .-.- -..-.-.. 37 N. ROBINSON ST. SMA RT FROCKS-SITI'l'S-XVRAPS-BLO USES AND DRESSES FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL MISS-IVE OATER AND OARRY COM PLETE LINES IN MISSES' SIZES- NEVV MIDDY RLOUSES '---- - SMART SPORT SKIRTS Girls who are going away should we our chic- SUMMER DRESSES -PALM BEACH SUITS - SPORT OOATS AT VERY MODERATE PRICES 1,,,.11111111111111,1.. Fine Tennis Rackets ---AND,-- Bil SEBA LL S UPI 'L I ES -Always at the- R1 GH T P If I UE Q? Storm 8: Erickson Hdw. Co. 111 Nf'JI'IiI Broadway n-pq E1n--nn-uu-un-u:n-nn- 1 -, 11111- un-nn- Q VFLEEDLNE 'iiD1'. mari iiigre. JRici1m'4i Roc IHHPIPOMIDCCi'i1CilD1fJ3'3'if1glC oi: Hacir 6111159 i1i'c1' Qigiorcvcc Iiiincf 410 'piilx ,iiO1?fii'i1ClB? Jinfisow ZWMCSGIIIP, 'muy i'c12i:i1 'ilinci'-:can imiwirgmi fwcsoiy imvo 'QHf1'l1o121c1 'Gif iAEl'LO!NCEMENTg -A-T... MAN LY'S 301 W. 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L W ff fail W like ' PLACE W- 4 Lx MQ !! mom M MM, jo MEETING ,, .,A d N -jf , 2 X 'VL NC x bzw7.kiT5x2.-2 of .l --' 5 U-f ,,1m.in,,1,.,.1.l..1,-,,1,.n1,lqi,minu1nn1m.i,,,,i.,n-un:,nu-,,u1g G nillllvllnvnluilllvllllvllu-Mllvllllww -1llniullr-uniIlllllllillllillllllxQ D Q 2 Y 5 Y' t ' 'Y Y ' Y! V7 ' I Y Y Y 5 Owl Drug Company amz iSiSElN Clllhlilk ff 00. l,rcssm iptiu11 Drilggists Phone Walnut 903 1 IJHOMVI' FREE DELIVERY . ,E , v . U I i XNl1z1TeVQ1' wv haul is good- i ' xxvll2l19VQl is good Wu il?l,V0.,, i c10l'1l0I' 21141 :incl Hobinsoii STS. ' i Plimic 1Valuut 2901 Uliikllllllllifl City, Okla. 26 Broadway Circle oklahoma City Erin-nu-un-wi--nu-nu-iw-un-Mn-.n--nut:-1-fm-nu-un--un-un-u-Q II-wII1M-v-HI--Il-IH-fm-ll-un- - - --ww-IH-ll-ll-ll-I-IE' Fl,,,,,,, ,1,i,,i . ,iii QL1, , wig u-u-- 1 1un-un1un1---w1nu-n--uu-nn1:n- 1 -1:1-H E I f DR U GS i Majestic Barber Shop 1 X 1 . 7 7 . 4-'puA'l g ALL ' 85 X' ' . l T Y SAXITARY FOVNTAIN so-aif-B h I GEO- F. LKNIJEIYSON Pl'O1J. P. B. X. 331 Main and Harvey g ml1ll1nlllvlllllvIll!!vllvll1Il1llvllvllI1lllTlllvlllvlIl-SK.5 DI'-I-11 --ll-I--ll TiiTi lli'l lT'lTlll'lil'llE G-n-u- - -m-u-u--un-nu-nn-nu-un-.1--11 - -un-ur? Gyn-nu-n-11-u-un1 vnu-uu1unvnuvnu1lu1nnillvluvuinnniuq 5 I V A N ' S 4 2 I The EMPRESS l - ' ' I Cigar - Store - Fountain I I v 5 The Popular Play House LIMEAUE OC 1 1 Tl w 7 a I 1 V : 1'l?MmA'?h Of S UOMING FEATURES 1 Y T 1 J T 1 ' I ILE I IJUAM hODA Jr' i 'Wi 2 f - 5-A ff' : . I ' o 1- . , ' . 5 117 North Robinson 2 une 1' 1116 H-l W'fb' I I l .Tune 53 Help 1V2l1liZOI' ....,... Louis Meredith i mu- '- - - -M-I'-M'-Im-ml-Mshim- VIII -In-nu-N-M-ma Qluue T 'l'h0 XYOIIIZHI ....... . -,All Still' Cast T K XXX .luue 10 House of tho Ilosxrighvliirgalla F X1 ' px, i June 14 Fuuchou the Crickvt Q o X, T14 ' if 1 Mary imiirfoni 1 'lxf il 59 if , June 17 Moth mul tho Flamv I X2 rroo I EX Q All sm Cast VS- 3 fi fi., ' .1 121 Hitt' ' S: ai fi 'l'l 'll I 1.-QNX! J , rv V I um 1 lc In mn 1 Elsiii .lziliilis 5 29:51 Q June 24 Bottles Bixby--- .,,.... All Stal' Cust i 1 Y 'lim rm RQ June 28 Stolen Goods- ...,. -,I3laucl1O SwGQt T .July 1 Will! Goosv Cliuso-, ..... Illkl Claire Z ' TlQfEFST'Y miirs Air rim iiioivszu En-M --,- ---- - - - - - ,- -,,-,-Q, -1514