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

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x Page Twel ue LOUISE Vw7HlTSON- Golden O '25, '26, Dramatic Club '25, '26, Reading and Debate, Hippodrome '24 '25, What Happened to Jones , Girl of My Dreams , Once in a Blue Moon , Captain Applejack , Les Beaux Arts Revue, Adelante '23, '24, '25, '26, Senior Play. NQEI, HOLlSTON- Ciceronian '25, '26, President '26, Treasurer '25, Debate Team '26, Golden O, '26, Central Speaking Bureau, Hi-Y '26, Dramatic Club, '26, President '26, Sooner Spirit Staff '26, Student Council, Hippodrome '25, Captain Applejackn, Senior Play , Jeff Cup Debate, '26. RUTH HILLIS1 National Honor Society, Treble Clef, '25, '26, Spanish Club, Second Letzeiser, Annual Staff '26, Operetta '24, '25, Girl Reserves, Philomel '24, Spanish Play, Senior Play, Business Staff, State in Chemistry Essay '25. MILDRED MCCRACKEN- BILLIE CRANE- CARL BENSON- Hi-Y '25, '26, PIDVJILA KLEIN- National Honor Society '25, '26, Annual Staff '26, Hi-G. R. '23, '24, '25, '26. IRENE LANCASTER- KENNETH JEssUP- Hi-Y '25, '26, ANNA ROSEBROOK- Girls Senior Club, President '25, Student Council '26. AUGUSTA TRUMMER- Girls Senior Club '26, JACK OWENS- National Honor Society, '26, Third Letzeiser, Booster Club W5

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THE SENIOR CLASS Second Semester The Year of '26 the different organizations depended on this year's sweet girl graduates. In the boys' clubs many have conquered their quaking knees and cracking voices and have come to believe that they know at least in general what everything is all about. ln the interclub forensic contests it was clearly demon- strated that the bull is mightier than the bullet. In the spring of 1925 we had the honor of being the first Junior class to collaborate with that preeminent publication, 4'The Sooner Spirit , in staging the first annual Junior Class-Sooner Spirit Carnival. lt was absolutely the most stupendous affair ever held within the four walls of the High School building, The dozens of side- shows of every possible variety, the many con- HAROLD NETHERTON RALPH MAY fections vended by members of the different clubs, and a large and happy throng of people made that first carnival go over with a bang. To cap the CHIUQX the final big PfOgr21IT1 in the 3UdlfOflU1T1, Which was centered around fthe program not the audi- toriuml the very original farce Julius C2sar's Ghost , was a howling success. Anyway, the crowd howled. Here the queen of the carnival was crowned by her escort, not with a club or any other such weapon, however, but with a nice shiny crown and in a very gentlemanly manner. This year, inter-class athletic competion was again revived and the Senior class basketball team won the championship in that sport for the first time for long, long years. A lot of good old spirit was shown in these games, but the student support was very small. In the spring track season the Seniors were prepared to enter the inter-class track meet and were confident of the outcome. This event, which has taken the place of the annual cross-country run, prom ises to be a very interesting spring fracas in the future. As this voluminous compendium of useless information concerning the histrionic achievements of a troupe of scholars during the most impressionistic years of the adolescent period must of a necessity be terminated, let the undergraduates not censure the same as being too egotistical in portent. For, when they too stage their last stand in the great drama of edification, the subject will be looked upon in mu.ch the same light. As the Seniors look back upon the enviable records they have established. and review the many pleasant experiences of a long and fruitful career, I am sure they will find nothing to regret at all. This year has been a fitting climax to all the previous struggles and aspirations, and little more could be said in the way of praise. President Vice President -T. P. Gafford, Jr. Fw 'N liSecond Semester K if i 'K X .OX EUGENE HEMRY Louise REPLOGLE MARION Amos JANET SEVERIN Treasurer Secretary Student Council Yell Leader Page Eleven

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MYRTLE TosH- , Dramatic Club, '25, '26, Treasurer '26, Captain Applejackn, '26, Lead, Emersonian '24, '25. CARROL STICKLEY- French Club. VIRGINIA GODFREY- Spanish Club, '26, Hi-C. R. '26, National Honor Society '26, .IOI-IN AGREE- Forum Debate Club '25, '26, Secretary '25, Dramatic Club '24, '25, '26, Latin Club '24, '25, Kimona Hounds, '24, '25, Central Speaking Bureau, '25, '26, Student Council '24, Booster Club '24, Glee Club '24, Girl of My Dreams , Hippodrome '26, Once in a Blue Moon , Captain Apple- jack ', Boys Quartette. THELMA Cooic- Irving Club '24, '25. EDITH IVIESSENBAUGH- Student Council '24, '25, Irving Literary Club, '24, '25, Vice-President '24, President '25, Dramatic Club '25, '26, Hippodrome '24, '25, Captain Applejackn, Hi-G. R. '24, 25', '26, , EUGENE HEMRY- Class Treasurer '25, '26, Student Council '24, '25, '26, .Ieff Debate Club, '24, '25, '26, Booster Club '23, '24, '26, Jeff Cup Debate '25, Annual Staff, '26, Central Gymnastic Club '25, '26, Tumbling Team '25, '26, Swimming team '25, '26, Captain '26, Senior Play. Carnival '26. FLORENCE l:LOWERSi Nautilus Literary Club. .IUANITA HEAD- WILMA BAKER- ' Irving Literary Club '24, '25. NELL MEEk-- T. J. DRIGGERS- Page Thirteen