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

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LILLA FLORENCE STEBBINS came to adorn this mundane sphere in New Jersey. She was a quiet, industrious inmate of C3, allowing not even the giggles of her class- mates to disturb the flow of intel- lect. Socially, Lilla shines as a member of the Portia Club. CLARENCE PARSONS was an Ath., '15, Football team, '14, '15q Class Basketball, '12q Tennis team, '14, '15. Held State Cham- pionship singles and doubles '14 and '15q Class President, '16. Clar- ence has made many friends at school. He is a very quiet sort of person, but at times comes out of the trance and says what he thinks. HELEN IONE NEWMAN was born in Indiana. She has been an Irving three years: reporter ,151 treasurer '15: president '16q class secretary ,155 Portia vice president '15. She has a hump of originality, and is a living example that the cutest things are done up in the smallest packages. HOWARD WALLACE HIN- MAN, of the artistic temperament, comes from Illinois. He was a Forum, Senior Editor, '16g member of the Boys' Glee Club, and as the Class poet, Nmightiest of the mighty. Although stubby in stat- ure, his poetical ability and marve- lous tenor voice will carry him on the road to fame. Twenty-five

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Twenty-four NTI-ne home of blue grass and pretty women, that Kentucky state is represented here by RUTH CARNES, not the least among' the O. H. S. delegation. Ruth is a Portia and, as such, is sure to he too well known hy all the Senior girls for us to add a point to the deliniation of her amiable charac- ter. LLOYD T. BOARDMAN, from Illinois, joined the Classical Club in 1914, was elected treasurer and the club disbanded. He has been a ujeffv since '14, a Booster since '15, is not ashamed to say that he belonged to the Y. M. C. A. till it petered out. He was business man- ager of the Glee Club '15 and '16. MARIAN WILKIN. Oklahoma is honored with the birth of this fair maid. She is one of the quiet workers whom every one likes. Marian is especially fond of phy- sics and at most any time you can find her lahorously studying this subject. She is a member of whom the Portia Club is very proud. MARY A. HUGHES originated in Wisconsin. Later fwe may sup- pose hy several years, as we have it on reliable authority that she was not a precocious prodigyj she at- tended Centennial High School, Pueblo, Colorado, for three years. But for her FinishmentM she came to a really good school.

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Twenty-six KENT STEDDOM, from Ohio, was an Athenaean., '14, '15, ,16: Re- porter., ,153 Charter member of E. R., and Secretary in Q15, 'l6. He is a mathematic Nsharlcn and has athletic aspirations. If Buckeye had anything to do with his eyes then all girls will go to Ohio to get brown eyes. DOROTHY WHITEHEAD, from Illinois, is a new member ot our class. We have absolute proof that she is an excellent student and umeans Well. She apparently has a large supply of those qualities that go to make a successful per- son in the world of experience and the world of competition. RAY MCGAHA is primarily a cased, We clon't wish to cast any reflection .upon the state of Wis- consin but Ray was born there. This unfortunate incident cannot be blamed on the state. Was a member of the Boy's Glee Club. MARY PATTERSON is from Tennessee. Here's her biography: Irving' '13, ,14, '15, ,161 Portia Q15, '16, president '16q Classical Club '1-3: class treasurer '15: student staff '13, and Luciana in the Sen- ior play. Therels a proverb among' the students that goes like this: Milf you would have a thing well done, leave it to Mary.