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

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Ten JAMES NOBLE of Illinois is fa- mous for his ufree bus attitude. Ath. '14, '15, '16 and president in '16: Booster '16q vice- president '16. James never has one of those wirey angle worm walks that any- one else contracts from a cafeteria sandwich. We recommend him for anything but matrimony. NORMA RAT HBUN QOk1aho- maj is a really studious lassie. You can tell it before you ever see her in the class room. Someone said this about her: She's quiet by nature and pretty and sWeet, - thereqs more to it, but itis rather sentimental, you know. She is a member of the Portia '16, GILBERT FULTON came to us from our neighboring state on the east. One day while going to kin- dergarten, in Arkansas, he fell and lost part of his voice. As a conse- quence, he has since been a very quiet fellow. His immaculate face and rosy complexion are his chief assets in the eyes of the fairer sex. HAZEL DANA MORROW, re- markable chiefly for her bright and shining countenance, is a native Olclahoman. She has never done anything, in school at least, to par- ticularly distinguish her family, never joined a club but has always held to the straight and narrow path. She carries her own stock of fun, however, and always comes up smiling.

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' DOLLIE LOUISE BUCKLEY knows that lessons are not the only pleasure of High School for a Mis- sissippi born, Southern -l--- fthe unabridged holds no word so complimentaryl. She 'has been a G. L. C. since '14 and this year was a Portia. Our advice, if you meet her, is: do not ruffle her feelings. PAUL NATHAN MANTZ, dis- tinguished by the va p p ella tio n Pinch, hails from Iowa, and has repeatedly demonstrated his popu- larity. He was an Athevnaean '13- l16q president ,152 D. D. G. ,15: honorary member '16q Junior presi- dent '15: Senior play '16: Jeffer- sonian cup debate '16: Booster '15, '16. MILDRED DEETS, here, made the girl's debate team. She was born in Iowa, has been for four years an active G. L. C. and was secretary this year. She was a charter member of the Portia and class historian. As a. speaker her genius lies in knowing just when to smile. - 'HUGH JAMES came to earth in Illinois. He is noted for his bashful, retiring nature, though he was a Ciceronian '14-,and '15. The S. E. R. claimed him l4, '15 and '16 in which illustrious assemblage he rose to the high position of president. Being of a Versatile turn of mind he also made good in athletics-on the basket ball team '16. , ,,-. f any-' . If Nine

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MIDA MAY LEE a native daughter of the Mistletoe State, t be recognized anywhere by the ad vanced Algebra tuclcecl under her arm. She loves it above all things. She is just one of the uquiet kind, whose natures never vary. She was one of the lrvings and a Por- tia '16. EUNICE E. PURKEY is that quiet modest lady from Illinois. All her years were not spent in O. H. S. She attended the High School of Fayetteville, Arla., in the early part of her career. O. K. High adopted her in '15, She is a first class stu- dent and a member of the Portia Club. , RALPH MCCOLLISTER arose among us several years ago fex- act number 'unlcnownD., from the soil of a famous country--Olcla- homa. He may always be recog- nized by his lovely pink complexion and his appearance warrants he has never suffered from a laclc of sustenance. But it is a mystery why he remains so timid. CHLOE MYERS claims T ennes- see as her birthplace, the land of lofty heights and beautiful ladies. Chloe intends to teach in some ujerlcwatern town, then marry the hero of her dreams. Chloe is not quite this sentimental in ex- pressing her opinion of the future, but it's all because of timidity. .ml Eleven