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

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HELEN MARIE RHODABAR- GER isn't a bit backward about telling her age. She was born in 1897 in the state of Pennsylvania. She attended the High School of Fairmont, West Virginia for the first three and one-half years of school. She is better looking than her picture. Some people misjudge Arkansas. Why man, don't you know-that there is where AGNES ARM- STRONG was born, and that it is the place through which Opie Read once traveled? But, of the two, Miss Armstrong is by far the most important, for she was a member of the Portias since 1916. ROBERT ALEXANDER ent- ered O. H. S. in 1913 as a sopho- more from the high school at Hart- ford City, Indiana. He has been in earnest in his work both out of school and in. Nobody thinks of Bob other than a worker and a man. He joined the Engineering club this year. LOUISE OCTAVE SCHLOS- SER. You might know she was born rightxhere in our own State. Very fond of animals with the ex- ception of freshmen. She belongs to the D. D. G., and the Portia Club. She has a reputation for be- ing very studious and energetic- well founded, by the way. in ,. AV Y Thifte 8 11

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Twelve ROBERT M. SPRINGER is quite a distinguished gentlemen of Oklahoma. He was president of the Classical Club ,133 Ciceronian president '14q Booster president '15, ,161 first oratorical contest ,151 student staff '16, winner of Cicer- onian oratorical medal '15q class president '14 and '16. HAZEL JOHNSTON, daughter of Oklahoma, known for her raven tresses and deep, dark, brown eyes. As a member of the Die Deutsche Gesellschaft-that band of earnest workers-she was recognized for her oratory. Likewise she was counted one among that company of ravishingly beautiful maidens known as the Portia Club. ROBERT HODGES is another Oklahoma product. Behold his record: Forum, '15, ,161 Presi- dent, .'l6g winner of Junior Theme Contest, ,151 Student Story Con- test, '16: Senior Playq Booster, '16, Secretary, '16q Student Staff, '16q Debate, '16q Writer of Hour School Song. Another one of those silent workers, that is the way we looked upon hour Bob, the history Writin' Man. ' EDNA BYRD, one of the spe- cies extant in Missouri, partakes of none of the traits of the greatest product of her native state, the mule: for she is quiet, demure, and sweet of voice. She was a Portia this year, and, in that fun loving group ot girils, played her parts well.

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Fourteen ADOLPH WALTON, JR., a mus- ically inclined German who helpecl give the Glee Club a start. He is very quiet except when he sings ancl then he is in the height of his glory. He was secretary ancl treas- urer of the Glee Club in '16. He is one of our coming wireless teleg- raphers. SUE DYER. This is an exact likeness of Sue. Her main occupa- tion is breaking hearts. She was born in Texas. Is really pretty. Talks a goocl cleal and contemplates matrimony. We tear the worst. uspealcs French at timesf' We ain't liable for that statement. GAYLORD NOFTSGER flowab, commonly lcnown as Arkansas, came here a year ago from the Ben- tonville High School. Is fasticlious, fussy, good-naturecl, frivolous, and recl-heaclecl, outside of that he seems to be fairly civilized. The only reason he can final for coming to Oklahoma City is that nbeauty is its own excuse for being. MIRIAM CARPENTER is the sort that would inspire a poet into fame: you never would guess she came from Kansas. You can't say anything humorous about her be- cause she is so in earnest, but you coulcln't help remarking how happy she is. She has been an Irving since '14, and vice-president this year. A 'Q'