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

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CL SS OF 1929 Louls Woodruff Fugene Nlapel Dorothy Wells Rosemalv Hamlt Nlargalet Endlcott Gordon Esle- SOPHOMORE CLASS OITILILRS SOPHOMORF CI ASS OFFICERS Ftrs! .Semester Second Semealer Eucrvr XIAPPL lrunlent JIM WAI Km Vrre I resulent Fomxm HIJTCHINNKDN Secretary CARMA LINDMY lrvasurer DOROTHY WIPLLS SILLIIPIII Lounul Rep X 0 JOHNSON Yfll Ieazler Premlenl Premlent .Secretary Treasurer LOLIS Woolmul-F lfuem NTAPI-L Vue DOROTHH WLLLS ROSEMARY HAM11' VTARGARPT EYDICOTT .Student Iozmcll Rep GORDON Fsrrs Yell Lfvuler URINC' September, l9Z6 many and loud were the dlscusslons over the respectlve merns of hugh schools Ken tral was C0llSCI'VdIlV6 and steeped lll tradntron Class n was modern, up to date and lmxperlenced Much mv our best judgment vve suceumhed to the charms of Central and have novv had a veal lll vshn h lo COIIQZIJIIIIIIC oul selves on the good luck and foresrght of the cholce which we made Thls ytars class IS well orgamzed, and contams an unusual number of the dIIllJlll0LlS, the wide avvalxe and the studlous Not belng satlsfied Wllll what the prevlous classes have done, we have lalsed the Sophomore average ln bo'h scholalshlp and athletlcs ln athletics we have done all that lS permltted SODTIUIHOIES to do by upper classmen On the foothall held oi honor we have been lhly represented hy Kanally and Eagen, vvhlle 111 ha-lxethall for vvhuh fentral rs famous envrable records have heen made by Soergel and Slarns In debate, the Sophomore Class lb unusually stronb The outstanding man vsho has helped to hrlng home many honors clnef of whlch was helplng to wm the Tulsa debate IS lzugene Mapel Ihe followrng have also shown that they are gxfted IH forenslcs Paul Berlowltz, Vlfglnla L ster Dorothv Wells AllJ61lLdUgllII1lll6I, Rosemary Hamlt and Hlllard Hmsen Thus ends a happy yeal of school hlstory RUTH BEIL Eugene Nlapel ,lun Walker arma lmcl-av llolothv ell I a g e L l e v n Y 4 1 N V1 L J 1 il T ' ---- .' I ---- ' .. - - - - I ' . ' . ---' -N J V.- , T xl , W V YT -I ' ' ' pl , f v 1 'V . A, H 1 V 1 . l a ' ' ' ' f 4 , 1 . , . . , . , .. J ' talking was done on both srdes. Which to choose seemed a very hard questron to settle. However, by exerels- L 4 --l l ' A -Q , . E . , . . , - ' Q Y . S . , -. :V . . 3, - 1 'v U- M . ' Q T ' 3 1 . , . - T n . . . ... L 3 7 Q I . N i A. .. . A V A , . I 2 l

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CLASS OF 1928 John Laughlin Paul Wilbur Robert Miller Enid Mae Cole C,C Buxton Ralph S1mmons JUNIOR CLASS OHILLRS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FWS! Semester Second Semester loHN lAli1-ILIN Presulent Curronn Picxms President PAUL Wu non lite President JOHN LAULHIIIN Vrce Preszdent Romir MILLER Secretary Romnr NI1LLm Secretary C C Buxrow Treasurer CHARLES STEWARI Treasurer ENID NMI Com, Student Council Rep NATHAN SHI-Rvlm Student Councrl Rep lxALPH Smwroixs Yell Leader C C BUXTON Yell Leader HE ,Iumor Class of this year has a wonderful record upon which to look back It has represen Leona Mae Dans Enid Mae Cole and Katherine Coffey while the only boy on the team IS Burl Harrlson Bernard Kennedy and Cllzabeth Sherman took the leads in the ,Iumor play, Seven Chances lhe play was a great success and showed the unusual talent of the class in Dramatxcs The Sooner Spirit claims Dorothy Cies Mary Virginia Walker leona Mae Davis Bill Wltt, Don Whitbeck and John Lau hl1n for llS staff members from the Junior Class Seven Juniors were chosen for membership ln the National Honor Society They are Gladys Booton, Alice Richardson Alberta Carlson, Mary Helen Davis Vey Bartell Mary Vlrglma Walker and Oivllle Johnson In SWIITIIHIIIU football basketball track and baseball the Juniors take a prominent posltlon Taklng two iepresentatne sports basketball for the boys and swlmmmg for the 1rls those who participated 1n these sports are for basketball R B Hensley, Ralph Simmons C C Buxton Leon Bruner and Clifford Pickens For swlmming those who took part are Francls Cochran, Carma Lindsay L1ll1e Warren Alice Richardson and Gladv-: Stevens C1 d c en John Laughlin Charles Stewart Robert Miller Nathan Sherman C C Buxton 1 a g e Y C .S , I . - . 4. . .l Li ' ---- 3 I 1 ---- 1 I , C v' - ' . I 1 . .' - - . tatives in almost every possible phase of school activity. On the debate teams, the girls are Y 7 1 . . , . . 4 ' , , - - as 77 L 1 7 I . ' I . . . . . 7 . . . , A . 7 . g . . . 7 4 . 7 , ' , . . . . . U, , 7 . Q . .. ' 1 . I v V .7 M 7 . . g. - . . . 4 7 7 n n f - . , 1 - e I - v . I 7 v 1 M C . -Vflbr Xie 5 ' ' , v - ' - - . . X ' ' e n 1

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SENIOR COMMITTEE Miss Snell Mr Whinery Miss Helen Norris Miss Hall S has been the custom In the time past Faculty members were appointed to guide the destinles of the Class of 1927 during their three year sojourn in Central To aid the needs of some 500 amblmg students IS no Job to be scolfed upon and is indeed a duty that leads to the paths of glory For with the passing of the school year the thlrtythlrd class of Oklahoma Hlbh School successfully steps into a new world The Class has been fortunate in having the following Class Sponsors NIISS breta Hansen Miss Helen Norris Miss Loda Hall MISS Ruth Snell F W Whinery and J L Powers who became secretary to the Superintendent of Clty Schools 1 knotly problems whlch have come before their attention To the chairman of the Senior Commlttee Miss Hansen goes the esteem and admiration of the class She has done 1nany thln s for her children always full of fun and sympathetic understanding Her dynamic personality has been behind every PICCC of construction the class has undertaken The distance a tram will run uphill without an en me measures the climb we would have made wlthout her to act as the motive force to run our class machinery One thing further and let this be ln the way of tribute to those who have so ably maneuvered us through our high chool life-they are truly representative of the Spirit of O H S Mlss HAINSEN Chzef Sponsor age Twelve . U 7 . J 1 .H 1926. Each of these advisors has willingly helped over long, tedious jobs and . . ll W . g Q 4, Q. ,,, I . . Q g. . t . l