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

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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

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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.

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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