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

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Another Kansan, and a notable one, MISS LOUISE BERG, who in 1912 was a member of the Germa- nia Club. We maintain, however, that, when that society-eh-er- usunlc below the club horizon, it was through no fault of Miss Berg, but rather in spite of her membership. TRESSA B. RICHARDS is the cook of the school. A native of Oklahoma. She's right at home in the domestic science clepartment. Her big assets are curls and pleas- ant disposition. For goocl humor and goocl companionship seek our Tressa B. She was a feature of the Glee Club Minstrel and a Por- tia. GLADSTONE GLAMOUR LEW- IS, whose chief occupation is col- lecting girls' vanity purses. He was born in Oklahoma, though we can't see that this accounts for his diminutive stature. He is exces- lsively fond of the ladies, especially ibig blue-eyed blondes. This young gentleman and others of last year's physiology class are going to holcl a reunion in 2015, in the vicinity of the moon. THELMA WOODS is proud of the fact that she is a native Okla- homan. She has big brown eyes, the lcincl that someone has callecl the eyes of a poet, and is known by her quiet, yet diligent manner and soft, low voice. We find her name on the famous roll of Portia. Seventeen

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n i 5 : F A P s L. is K, 6 F I. 5,21 1 i ,Aa .sixteen MARY HARRAH is one of the most popular girls of O. H. S. 'She has been a member'ot the G. L..C. '14, '15, '16, and is also a member of the Portia Club. She always has a sunny smile and a cheery word for every one she meets. In this she is only reflecting the sun- shine of her native state, Oklaho- ma. VERNON HEDRICK was born in Oklahoma 'This diligent stud- ent blew in unannounced from Tut- tle, at the beginning of this year. He is proud of his home town and it can justly be proud of him. He has the distinction of being the only- Senior in Wrhe Short Pants League. His smallness alone kept him from being a member of the Championship Basket Ball team. RUTH SMITH, this raven- haired maiden. tool: up the burden of life in Nebraska. She began her high school career in Rush Springs, Olcla., but came to O. H. S. two years ago. She is very reticent and modest but has mixed well with the girls of the Portia Club. MABEL FINLEY has been an active club worker since she came here, being a member bf the Girls' GlevQh ' ., ' Q and Portia. She was born in Ok- lahoma and like all Oklahoma girls is a delight to the eye. She is very quiet but as the old saying is, ustill water runs deep.

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4 Eighteen DOROTHY ST ERT. You'11 find Dorothy purely English for shesll tell you every time just what she thinks. In class she is one of those girls fa strange phenomenon, who speaks only when she is addressed. She is a very diligent student and a member of the Portia. The dignified gentleman on the side is MORRISON B. CUNNING- HAM. Lucy Weaver is the only one who knows what the B stands for. Morrison B. is a Texan, a Booster, A Ciceronian, an NS. E. Ristf' and lost his wonted blushing hashful- ness early in the season in the Nautilus Play, in which he was a poet. FLORICE HERRIOTT is a charming maiden from the nBlue- grassn state. She is a very pleas- ing person to know and has such a studious air that one always feels her superiority. You would never think she could tall: so much until she gets started. She is a member of the Teachers' Training Course and will probably teach a few years and then-they do some times you know. ROSA ZURLINE is another of Olcl:-1homa's girls. During heir four years High Schoolcourse she has been a faithful, plodding worker and has accomplished whatever she undertook. Rosa is a good student and all who know her like her. She is a member of the Portia Club.