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

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Superintendent of .Schools GREETINGS OUR hlgh school days all too few and short though they may nom seem to be have revealed to you many of hfes lmportant lessons whlle you were mastermg the school s asslgnments celehratlng together your vlctorles faclng ln common your fallures and sharlnc the honors Won for your school May your love for your Alma Mater never fall may her Splflt be ever w1th you to enrlch the CIVIC consclousness of the commumty ln whlch you l1ve to ralse the standards of cltlzenshlp to prepare the way for yet greater helghts to be attamecl by those who follow you leavlng thereby tradltlons as worthy of emulatlon as IS your record of scholarsh1p leadershlp cltlzenshlp and SCTVICC so nohly Wrltten ln the annals of Central Hlbh School QU QR ggarinn Page Une ' Y 7 f 1 .,. . . , . . . . . 7 9 . . .01 9 , , J. 1 9 0 7 7 1 .U ' P' t' +. v L V

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THE STUDE T COUNCIL btll Henlxe Xltldll Hoyt Enoch Plersol Fredda Nlcwam Harold SlllllVfll1 Ruth Beard Raymond Nlclaoy Edtth Schofield 'Vel on Omen Nlarguerttte llllmdll 'Xlvm Davrs lone Adams Yvlllard Thompson Hester Atherton 'Nlatthevt Kane Ralph btmmons buranne Cope livers Loaz Blll Wttt STUDENTCOUNCH,0FFKERS Second Semester Jonx LAUCHLIN President QHERXIAN FARRts Snzuxz COPE XTARGULRITTL TILLMAN I ICC Preszrlent Se retary Treasurer mall and eemmgly unlmportant matters were taken up hy the Councll The major events handled during the wear were many In November the Coun ell sponsored the annual pep bonfire and football parade Sweaters and gold foothalls were awarded football men purchased from a fund derlved from a patd assembly Sweaters were purchased for the yell leaders and are to become school property A second edltton of the gtudent Handbook a hooklet con tammg lngh school requlrement and ,eneral hlstory and lnformatlon concern tn the school was puhllshed Clean up Week was sponsored hy the Councll Ill 'lfarch The Annual Open House for parents and frlends was held IH Aprll as was the Alumm Assembly A new re ulatton was effected that all students who partlclpate IH student act1v1t1es must present weetcly clearance card the same as are requlred of athletes The founctl has at all tunes endeavored to do constructlve work ln Central Jonv IAM HL1N Presldent Lswoml bemcster and to carry on the tradltlons and Hldllltdlll the standards of O H S P a g e Y h r e e ,. 7 v , ' , . , V l F I Y V V . 1 . . .V A i . A Y 4 Y .. , 1 i , I . . 4 s - s , , ff' - . . ft' - - - - - - - 5 S , , S . . , l , . 1, , . , , ' . 44 '9 . . . . , . . . . . x , , . 1' 4 v 1 f- 7 w 1 . 1 a . a f ', ' ' . . . L I . S 1 U 1 . . 1 . . . U X A . 4 - . . B 9 ' .t , . ' , . ' ,' ' - f fr . ' . . . . , . . . Z., a . . . . I . I . . . 1 , Y I N H Q , , .,, A . . . 5 . ,I , . .. . . . . I K' , , I: v