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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1936 volume:

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Advertising .A S? -QQ-' Foreword During the past years the Cardinals have been continually showering honors upon Central High School placing her ever high in the annals of scholastic records. Thus The Flight of the Cardi- nal has been chosen for the theme of this collec- tion of the many Cordi- nal feathers depicting the progressive spirit of Cen- tral. The sincere Wish of the staff is that this year- book of i936 will bring joy to your hearts and o melody to your lips as the Cardinal flys high and long! I ' :M r i nf , 'sl 1 ,,.. ,, ' , 3 Q ,,,-,vw--Q fmwmmw M5 jf era, wm- . .f mir -wk zen A .-gy, , iw Agn- , Yff' fa-i5L5l'7ya'. WF, RA wi Qs' Jas 4 um, ,Mmm4mwhww1m1mwwWuwmmwmwwMwMMm ' 135,15 iff? GQ . r ::5:1'5ii.4:1 ' 'f:f7'1Q-W f 1 f-:if 7' V J ' -XMTQT -:'.,,f1'?. 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M.. ,....,M. , L L 4 , ,,.. , 5 wx an Af' ,, :n w f 1 -if-:vw , A ,, , Jvz wp-f 'pf . ,,,.,v,,f.- mm Q- L Q , , 'xo 'G' ' Mu 5 l l . inf, 4 x, E f x -if A 4 Nl! Dedication OR forty-three years the Flight of the Cardinal has left a wake brilliant with achievements. This, the forty-fourth year, which is now ending, has been as colorful as the previous ones. This annual, acting as a resume of the past year, will recall to the minds of the seniors the glorious days spent in Central, which to many of them represents the last milestone, Because of this, we exhort you who are yet to come to uphold the standards set by your predecessors, walk with an even tread, forever keeping before you the banner of the Red and Black which has so long led those who have conquered. So it is that we dedicate this, the forty-fourth year, as represented in this book, to the Flight of the Cardinal. w 1 , ., 's 5 5' 2 F , ii za , E April l7, l936 To the Graduates of Central High School: My sincere congratulations to you on your graduation from Central High School. This is no mean accomplishment and l feel sure it will be but the beginning of a more abundant life for each of you. Sincerely, C. K. RElFFg Superintendent City Schools Ultimate Happiness Ultimate happiness-that is the goal for which every normal human strives. lt is a just goal. lts attainment is the motivating power back of all humanity. No one individual probably could pre- scribe for the ultimate happiness of any other person. There are, however, some factors that make for ultimate happiness. We must strive for the objective we have set up in life. We must expect reversals. We must even expect defeats, but those very defeats must be accepted in a philosophical manner. They mustf spur us on to even greater effort and achievement. l wish for you seniors--each of you-the ultimate happiness that can be yours if your thinking be right-if your attitude toward life be right-if your conception of the worthwhile things in life be right. E. R. SIFERT, Principal Facultq LEONE ORNER 0 Commerce LESLIE JAMES Commerce MITTIE GOYER WALLACE Director of Penmanship LEWIS BRADEN Physical Education BLANCHE WELKER Science Science GRETA HANSEN English STANLEY MYERS Science DOROTHY ANGEVINE Language T. R. STEMEN Head of Science CHARLES MOORE f MARY NEEL English, Commerce PAUL SELDERS . Auto Mechanics LELAH POPPLEWELL X Mathematics RAYMOND RYDER History CORA VOY WARD English CLARENCE BREITHAUPT Phys. Ed., Comrner EUGENIA DIXO Office L. W. Weber ' Psychology, mme ce GRACE FREENY Office A. R. SCHM I DT Science MARTHA TRUAX Ui '-pL-1 I Mb -sl English VVVILLIAM COPE Public Speaking, Art NANCY MILLS' English HARRY MCKIMMEY Woodwork EVA LEE Music N. A. LAGO I-lead of Engineering LODA HALL History C. GUY BROWN Head of Dept. of Commerce MARY JANE SMITH Office D. B. PACK Phys. Ed, GLADYS FISCHL Study Hall OLEN WILLIAMS Ass't Football, Science BERYL BARNETT English, Journalism HAROLD NETHERTON History, Debate MAUDE OWEN History B. H. THOMAS Printing MABEL STEWART Head of Mathematics BRUCE HOLMES History, Advertising RUTH MORRIS Mathematics JAMES BURLESON Commerce Where'd you buy 'em? Don't let the smile fool you! l and l equals too many. Did he stand you up? 'Tis a shame to think they will grow old. Quick, l-lenry, the flitll l-low's about a story, prof? W en words fail, use the Vlfhere am your grammar? Mr, Allen, here's to you! l-lonor So:iety sponsor. Where are you supposed to be this hour? Steppin' out. Chase 'enn, gals. Two swell guys. Polly, watch that gal to your leftl Just pals. Whoopee l l l That winning srnile, chil- dren. Strike up the boncll To what, coach? Ryder and escort. How did they get them to stand still? 4 J- , ' sg A2 4 ,mg .L ' J R' dai 4 1. Z, 3 I TN f.,-...K V f fy, ,,. . ,fa . an ,viii , fa rs L 73 5 , QE.. , 2, is A3 5? f1. :,-w-:.- ..f- , A ,, p 54? g f- 1 Y .E - i.III 5,633 , 13, .- . -by ,,,E. ,I . S. we if-,iq t J 1 Facultq MAUDE BYNUM English MAURINE HOOVER History FLORENCE MCCLURE Language JOHNNIE E PADGEIT-ffl Commh AA' .f L.. . YRE at-5 . AutoaMechanics ' , MARY GRACE WILSON English JOSEPHINE LeBRON English MARY GRAY THOMPSON Head of Speech Dept. RUTH SNELL Language MARY W. LOCKWOOD Science L. S, DEMAND Mathematics EVA CHOWNING Head Librarian JESSIE ROYER History GWENDOLYN WILSON Girls Physical Education STELLA EDMISTON Language ROGER CUNNINGHAM Science EUDORA MAIL Library KATHLEEN LOWTHER Mathematics GLADYS BONNER History, English ELEANOR CURTIS English, Commerce X, LUCILLE TAYLORGIQMJ Science fx- ARLIE FERN HULET Homemaking VERA NEEL Commerce HELEN ALLISON Head of Homemaking Dept. RUTH ROGERS English STELLA SAMUEL Head of Language Dept. IRENE HAMILTON Methematics HELEN SITTEL Commerce JEANNETTE GORDON Director of Social Science SUE IRWIN Commerce KATHRYN NORRIS Director of Girls Phys. Ed. MARY BRUCHER Homemaking HALLIE ELDER English GLADYS PELTIER Commerce DALE ARBUCKLE Head of Dept. of Athletics GRACE CHADWICK Head of Art Department F. W. WHINERY Commerce BARBARA SCHLABACH English FACULTY PICTURES WHICH D0 NOT APPEAR MRS. WILLIE WILLINGHAM, Dean of Girls, History, KATHERINE SHEL DON, English, L, M. CALAVAN Director of Music, PAUL BELL, Elec tricity, Radio. Marvelous Bizzy Mittie Goyer Wallace. Merry, Mabel Stewart. A real teacher. Rah! Rah! Ruthie Rogers Rallies. Ohl Ohl Olen, the Eyes have it! Snow use! We couldn't identify 'em. A nice toothpaste smile, Mrs. Willingham, Don't let Clark steal your stuff, McClure. Polly's Dolly and Polly's Chevvy. ln the good ole daze B. D. Two pairs, Jacks and Queens. Our Mary Gray and her Gang No smoke - no tire - just recess. Hansen is as Hansen cloes and for Hall we know they're nice. Smile big e the birdie - snap - oh-h-h - oh-h-h! That Westbrook brat again. Nan and Mary Jane DO have nice uncles, Fanny D. on the rocks. Sis Helen - - - Time outl Caroline and Elsie-Cham- pion chumps. Where there's food there's Sheperd and Bowyer. Shame, Shirk-such stutt and nonsense. Tops - First-raters - champs-etc. Come, come, children - lite's not so bad after alll Just Prock and Co. Custodian and Cafeteria Staff MRS. COOK, Cafeteria Manager MR. WHITE, Chief Engineer MRS. CLORY, Malt Table MR. O. M. LA MON, Auditorium and Stage MRS. HARTNETT, Cashier MR. GOMELL, Fourth Floor MRS. ALEXANDER, Bookkeeper MR. ALLEN, Second Floor MRS. HENSHAW, Steam Table MR. GRAHAM, First Floor MRS. HORTON, Candy Counter MR. WHITTEN, Annex MRS. BOWMAN, Cook gk 29 f W Q5 QAULT, Third Floor ' ' MRS. STATON, Salads MR. SCHORNBERG, Second Engineer MRS. HINSHAW, Salads MR. SALLIDAY, Fireman MRS. ASH BY, Pastry Student Council Officers Y, -7-an , 9195 First row George Vaughan, Ted Parnell, Mable Corbett, Raymond Scruggs, Edward Clark Second row: David Cook, John Ellis Howard, Dorothy Spivey, Jean Everest, Dorothy McMillan Third row Margaret Ledbetter, Tom Bartlett, Ruth Davenport, Ray Westmoreland First Semester George Vaughan Ted Parnell Mable Corbett Jean Everest Edward Clark Dorothy McMillan President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarion Reporter Inter-School Council Representatives Margaret Ledbetter Tom Bartlett Ruth Davenport Ray Westmoreland Second Semester David Cook John Ellis Howard Mable Corbett Dorothy Spivey Raymond Scruggs Dorothy McMillan Page Twenty One 'ww-1 X:-If ., t .,1, i Q- iI'7':'gkf. f. I '5fL.g 3.3 x, -ig Q3 , 1..,,..,,l . . , - - , , '. 52315 1, :?U'15:i'f1L2a-1-.,.Z' . 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Heretofore our goodbyes have been for only three months until we could again declare how joyed we were at being able to partake of the thousands of activities of this noble institution. Last year, as the Junior Class, we bid our superiors adieu. Now it is we who are being ushered out. In retrospect of our activities, we see The Big Pond which we produced in l934, and rising to a climax was the admirable produc- tion of Mrs Moonlight. X Senior Class Officers h fsi ,ll,.s, , s, 1,. 5, N Q Q ..1 . . ,g s X y 1 Q3 Q., 1 ' I ' , ii '1 L s sss fi fi. fs 1s , V- to sl First row: Tom Bartlett, Vice-president, lst Semester, Dorothy McMillan, Secretary, 2nd Semester, George Vaughan, Student Council, lst Semester, Jean Everest, Treasurer, lst Semester, Ted Parnell, President, lst Semester, J. B, Sanders, Student Cour1:iI, Znd Semester. Second Row: Joe Roberts, Vice-president, 2nd Semester, Amzie Strickland, Secretary, lst Semester, Edgar Driver, President, 2nd Semester, John Ellis Howard, Treasurer, 2nd Semester, David Cook, Yell Ledder, lst Semester Senior Class Sponsors First row: Kathleen Lowther-Chairman, Ruth Rogers, Kathryn Norris, Paul Selders. Second row: Raymond Ryder, Eva Lee, Cora Voy Ward. Page Twenty-Five mtmvl- Page Twenty-Six x 'Q Ella Ashby Jack Brumfield Henry Mae Beveridge Tom Bartlett C. B. Adkins Irene Blake Milton Barnum Louise Bays Mary Brown Leo Askew Betty Brown Erwin Alpern Hubert Ables Gladys Bigham Harold Ashworth Lenorah Adams Thelma Barrett Warren Armstrong Netonis Bieser Charles Barron Louis Albright Helen Barron Billy Ayres Mildred Ayres Tom Bryan Hazel Bonebrake Justin Baletka Mary Cathryn Brown Shirley Blanchard Bill Burkman Mary Creegan LeRoy Beisel Dan Brundel Virginia Bates Bill Bell Agnes Anleston Jessie Lee Boykin Winifred Bynum Leota Bright Phil Brown Jack Box Jerry Bates Will Brown Wanda Brosliar Sarah Belle Boroff Ellsworth Burns Juanita Blackston Robert Bridges wi. .fy ' ' 'T lil Q5 -wan- ff HZ' I -3' 'QW tl Ex in g I 4 . 4 4 3 . ,ft i 4 al. Qs. aiu Page Twenty-Seven PQ? Page Twenty-Eight Mabel Corbett T. J. Butler Betty Cypert John Cary Ed Clark Frances Clark Carroll Campbell Virginia Lee Crosby Irma Cantrell ff lffwwf-o David Cook kpdf Maxine Commons Bob Chaffee Leroy Cinnamon Jerry Cox Robert Bugg Bernadine Carroll Dorris Calame Eugene Bray Velma Clay Leonard Bachle Joe Bradley Helen Campbell M. L. Buttrell Joan Cook 'J it if . Margaret Dunn K ' Y : if Rdndid Bidck it ' W Annis Dunham Jack Brown K 4 1 M , ., A 3, Paul Briley rf ggi , ' L wx , Cecil Benson Marianna Davenport ' 1 Chad Bowen Arthemise Doughty ,ng I' 1' f Q 1 er J, Mary Jo Dyer f It - . Y aw i- Joe Boykin Kenneth DeCordova iW5 iiii Nl B J Euiah Durham . Q, 'xi ' E W -: ,fi Edwdrd Bentley r J B H ,, ,iii Q B Doris Deen Margie Davis Frank Baker Anna Laurie Dickinson James Donnell Butan Brown Jean Cohagan Harold Brown Betty Jean Critchlow 4' 1 f at 2 , M, Q ff- J 1 X Page Twenty-Nine Slu-0 psluu U'N2-4-'JKL Ellzobeth England Frank Dunaway Dorothy Douglas Jean Everest ,O Robert Casperson Pat Eddy W. L. Corwin Elliene Finnell rl Geneva Ford Eugene Cornielson Ruby Dixon V Odell Clwuculate ig . as Jack Clwism 2 V 'Z .ge A Wg' Karen Ethridge Albert Donaldson Q -F by 'ff Hazel Downing is -1 N. W Virginia Green A ,l h Brent Clark Ruby Dennison J Chester Cheney f Y . gr , -- I James Eads ll b Henrietta Ellis i Q Bill Chaney Lucille Del-lass Lllala Harvey Holmes Hammit Esther Gettings Delos DeTar Richard Gerner Rosa Faulkner Louie Grimes Fannie Gettys Frances Dyer Jack Haines James Gaston Helen Gill Stuart Callihan L Medrith Isaacs K Ray Darneal Elah Bell Foster Georgia Jones Bob Charlie Goller Betty Jean Cheat lm -G4 Bob Egbert f I Hecker Frances Hill Otis Dunaway Ella Mae Ford ll 1 fllri K' l A -of 9, L., fp Page Thirty-One Page Thirty-Two 'vm ,J X ,E, A y .6 LQ? w 'af ' if Wm' ,-nun rtr t Z is ee A - Q 51 ,5 E , L rg 1 fx Avis L. Henry Fritz Ruth Hill Wade East Helen Hostetter Helen Hereford Louis Galoob Ruby Hallman John Galloway Brock Dale Erma Henderson Lloyd Dean Edith Garner f Lorrai Howard Jack Dautel Billy Hall Arthur Grayson Forrest Howell Alberta LaVine Hart Marvin Clark Florine Hatley Maurine Jones Turner Eichor Betty Heidling J. W. Host gr Dolores Mayhall Tommy Higgins Cary Kirk Tom Kennedy . .M X99 ' Benjamin Kline l '- , Ella Morning ,il M Troy Knowles V ' Winifred Knudson A L some Kyle W M F d K ii H 'A re G F1 jj V K June Klock Q ' ff Heldredge Hedge Dick Kuntz Unabelle Johnson Gilbert Jones Helen Kindblade Evelyn McCullah Norman Harris Charlene Jerome Raymond Hinkle Sam Johnson Verdun Johnson Robert Hill Dorothy McMillan -,ff 2 Ag. Q I i iw. , 25 3 iiye J J v.-if ,fi 5, V 'WM . I L Jn. ,K W7 I 3 Ax gy my y M ii, J ' ii 5 My A ll' ikr KA V f 1 ' si li A' UM uhnfaw A .ff LM My QQPH? Page Thirty-Three 'ms 4 , 3 ' L Juanita Limpus ortford lnlow 91 Wilma Lininger ki. HW 3 Pat Lay 'N Z4 ',44,L4-N -L' X - ,L ff. . 4: Gladwyn Lago Lorena Lewis Dan Hembree Viva Mae Logsdon Joe Luker Imogene Montgomery . ,Lv- y . View Ji' Billie Lewis! Jack Leaf . line F we l J k Haley 'Q' i if ,ef Ja k Love Cheever ' Soledad Monjaras Darwin l-lostetter Betty Lee Millican Rossi Lornanitz Elizabeth Landis Roy Harrison ' . Billy Musgrave V' Rex Foster Page Thirty-Four Betty Loetfler Anna Le Rose Owrey Tom Pointer I Ruth Poole Kenneth Neuffer Lawrence Opel Elizabeth Preston Jack Pinkstatt Dorothy Niehusen Dorothy Patterson Ted Parnell Dorothy Phillips Tom Pollack Carl Phillips Emily Powers Junior Nichols Laura Louise Pratt Luana Payne Harold Penrod Helen Putnam Daniel Peters Robert Prock Mable Ann Parduhn Peter Ritzenberger Eileen Parker f M- 53 'l . ' . , , , ,. .., Vrig i .A I m:.j :Vll k5.::,-U - ,:tk,,V -, ., , . ...L ,-, I , ls an-if A X., Page Thirty-Five M, ,M ...G K Edwin Roy le Cath ri ne Rogers l , X 5 Melba McCoin l -1? W sa 'V I Page Thirty-Six r ii A X Q Eugene Royle ' y Gervaise Russell Edno Louise Rutledge fn A. Buddy Rea K Hortense Rizley Mary Alice Reneau s Jimmy Rogers Iva Schub rt Jack Patton Virginia P Robe Jim e Smith urkhiser rt Purnpelly Lela B. Furgason Dorothy Samara Frank Sanford Naomi Roberts Bob Pack J. B. Sanders lrene Saul Charles Stewart Wynema Parks .1Af3+ l 9 Marcella Seltridge Paul Sharpnack Jennie Lou Shepard Bill Sunatrank Don Strain Margaret Sprague Bernard Schmidt Amzie Strickland Qii...-1, 2 . . Eliz5Beth Scott '-'jc' Tom Swirczynski -L Wilma Spencer' Gene Stockwell ll.f I O n Shirk Gladys Sullivant Clarence Smith Imogene Link Frances Moomey Eugene Howard Lucile Shirk William Stammer 21- J. z6'.,,.o Raymond Scruggs Carolyn McClain Tom Sebring Ginger Murphy Page Thirty-Severi 1 .L.AL wfliflzgjy. , rg ff, , V. 'J m lf Jw ' 'M' for x., . 2 ,, . , . 1-LL . P - ..,- Mofy J one Mgrgh ' stanley Mead . ,Vg ' af! !g M' 'Q' I -A1 Mawr ig 7 M f was mi'Qp. Page Thirty-Eight Dorothy Richardson Ralph Stuart T. R. Reagon Nina Lynn Scott Carl Swartz Ida Mae Sweely Viola McLain Bill Schull Liberty Merkouris Ray Smith Kenneth Spire Cloyce Sanner Monty Stewart Rena Saye Stella Schoonover Fernando Sanchez Alice Lee Rooney Thomas Smith Fred Moore Margaret Porter Bill Maddox Myrtle Mynheir Nan Allyn Scott Ralph Hess Jean Young George Melvin Murphy Margaret Sprankle Paul Hager Jeanne Shepherd ws.. Helen Thomas Grover Hall Virginia Wilcox Bernard McClain James Lemour Vivian Wright Leon Mills Lois Scott Marian Taylor Harold Hendrix Mary Desda Way Edward Hammer Charles Mathew am 'M' Patsy Zeppuhar A Frank McNamara Mary Elizabeth Sanford fa , A', E - Iain' A gif fr ' . 'F' in YZ i 3 g J , , . .,. , N do Joe McCormick ar aret Talbutt arry Miskovsky N N8 iw 'Xggmqi ,, onli L...- Nookee Shaw Rose Trosper Hugh McConviIle N Ella Jia k Talmadge John Ruth Wallace John Hodge ds Mayfield Pauline Woods Bruce Feigley Muriel Walker K Ex il J 1 ,. , Alberta Schmidt FM A ' 1 J N ek A A gl : N f H V 1 Joe Tracy 3 'il if Ni l 'sf M We Robert Huggins 3 lel K : Dorothy Mary WhitinQ QPP A g.A:AA Eddie Moody A lcll ALJ llll A Ruth Wortham 3- 5 -J Ri Margaret Wallis .:,i.. James Morris A Aline Ward Paul Ishmael Page Forfy Gladys Moncrieft Eugene l-lannan Elvira Young John Townsend Bessie Mae Farris George Wilhelm ,uno- 11 if-f -M-nv fe Mary Wells Bill Wallace My e, ' W M James Wade W' V l A .I W ' 1 95 3 Eleanor Applegate ll Bill Murphy M ' V ,, Betty Lininger H E lll li WW? , A r s I ,..... l V , fe View f. l y , mg, 1 - -1, y igig as t , Lorraine Edelman dm li l ' - 3 Noah Butkin JWV5 2 Y I Martha Woodward f L - M , Q James Eddy 4 A' if . A N , .. L .3 s Lewis Jones i f Q V if LaRene Chamberlain if ' , ,.ZZ:: - llll H fl ' Jock McMillan ' f l, Maxine Corey I it Betty Morrison Lee Willett Pauline Wood David Wells :ff 'Page Eorty-One I J H eis y L r ' I ' Q M. K 'g,- e .,. ' It A If Q I . V ITF , A .i i g s SY ' ' -S -' AXI, L Louise Patterson 5 ,. ii 'Er' ,L WA , V: 'W Vyiy l ii WA, V z' I -f:' Richard Hawkins , We y w L4 A,:. VV my ' iV'i iii - . ,,V Lee Ella Wallace ' Weldon Boyles ' L - Q :., . i1L,- ,ay A 'R' 1 5 'S , ' fs Robert Johnston if Y EL ' .. ,. f ww Margie Davis ' ye Billy Gordon 'nlllll' E 'llll ' Leslie Cooper e ,L , 'V. f 3 555: . ' f Ruth Seymore -Mfg, Charles Craig V lrnogene Handley f My Joe Stern K k,..k 3 33 , . 'R i, A L ,, ff fm Page Forty-Two 'W' f' ,. Charles Utz Margaret Hale Harmon Prough LaTreve Holt Pauline Payne David Emanuel Laura Alice Moore 3 9 -X Kenneth Bradley if-wr f mm Don Tennant , .N ef: .,,', I3 . P fl , Redford Hammond '- it Edith Lucas ' Maydell Beisel Beverly Bruce Glen Button Betty Boulcher Clifford Ball r M ' A Bob Andrews , ' if S an 4' 1 ld' 5 Alice Louise Allen 'ml 'f Wren Bowyer A V Shirley Alpern i X X ,,r IQ' Mary Binda Charles Breeding Marie Alexander James Barlow Le Von Corbin '::. Mary Jean Bradburn Ralph Boyle Mary Ann Brown Hazel Buchanan Curtis Carr .f '-N, . . , Lu 3 Virginia Bausher vlrgafuglgr Bill Campbell 1 l-l. B. Caldwell Dortha Beitz Kendall Childers Marjorie Biggs Page Forty-Three Ili 429' fm' Page Forty-Four AWW' CA: APM Tannell Shadid Ruth Davenport Glenn Reynolds Betty O'Laughlin Vera Renner Bill Maddox Ruth Hamby Russell Cheney Sidney Murrell Dorothy McLarry Earl Cox Dorothy Niehusen Earlene Specht Charles Morgan Zadean Clark Frank Sarsycki Billy Pickett Allena Porter ' Walter Graham Helen Thornton Dorothy McMillan Clarence Barnes Juanita Mayo John Roe 1 Page Forty-Six 'l.N THE ceaseless march of time we come again to the end of another happy school year. We must now bid farewell to the Senior Class who for these years past have been such good friends and such able leaders. We, the undergraduates, express the hope that we will be able to add as many feathers to the Central Cardinal as the graduating class of l936. For- the present we have only the Junior Class Play, Big Hearted Herbert and our whole-hearted support of all school activities to submit as feathers, but in the years to come we hope and expect to add many others worthy of being added to lCentral's record. Junior Class Officers First row: Dorothy Spivey, Student Council Representative, lst Semester, Lorroine Sherwood, President, 2nd Semester, Margaret Ledbetter, Secretary, lst Semester, Mary Jane Moore, Vice-president, lst Semester. Second row: John Ellis Howard, President, lst Semester, Ralph Boyte, Student Council Representative, 2nd Semester, lrving Sirotkin, Treasurer, 2nd Semester. Not in Picture: Dorothy Lester, Treasurer, lst Semester, Dicky B. Long, Secretary, 2nd Semester, Bob Powell, Vice- president, 2nd Semester, Sophomore Class Officers First row: Cori Lund, Mary Hellerman, Betty Joe Renshow, Juhree Allen, Glendene Wolfe Second row: Ben Thompson, Bob Parnell, Bill Bellomy, Kendall Childers Page Forty-Seven Q ,wiv on ' ff S f '1 13' 0 - 1 f I 1 liil . Q :X5 I 1 iv.. . as 5 Yi W x 'fi wiw f L, '-A-wg. W' 5 Eze xiii 3 1 V, ,, six? .. ,us i Page Forty-Eight -H A' F ' ff f Henk, Jafigcluckl f ' My ' Don Ishmael l Fern Campbell C. E. Fredman John l-lowenstei V1 Lois Brown John Martha Crozier Flowers Frances Bonde Tom Killian Virginia Cooper Vernon Kline Jack Hinshaw Virginia Clark Joe Foster Erma Dawson John Ellis Modj A. B. Killian Pat Caldwell Howard eska Clark Lloyd Knuckles Helen Dancey Rand all Griffith Agnes Marie Doyle Nancy English Joe McDanieIs Dorothy Dunaway Gordon Mines John Britton Miriam Fishman John McGee Gwen Shepard Leona Dornwell Glen Bozarth Jean Ann Erickson Arthur Long Lois Eby Guy Mitchell Winston Montgomery Neoma Hembree Virginia Mathews Robert Hallen Mary Louise Davis Joe Robbins Charles Mathis Luella Criswell Robert Rainy Betty Nell Foster -all .F I: , wa- 7' A Y 1-. Q Page Forty-Nine IU' Page Fifty Corrine Griffith Dick Wils OD Agnes Soles lrving Sirotkin Erle Gilley Cuma Cook Norman Stark Wanda Hardzo Dora Gibson Q Ray Westmoreland Kay Duncan Stuart Carolyn H Foster Jean Screeton irsch George Winn Edith Hoover Frances Gibson Bill Wheatley Jenny Lou Grey Spencer Wyatt Jay Tol Thomas Ida Janger Robert Webb Cherry Hall Betty Jean Hemphill Marjorie Moody Helen Hughes Clarabeth Holt - Clara Harris Mary Hoch Viola Henry Vivian Jackson Turner lcker Ruth Karnber Martha Kelly Janet Hanna Margaret Johnson . I Alice LeBerge A V' ' N Margo Lirnpus A l l ' if ir it ir,' 4 We Margaret Lacy Betty Lenoir Phyllis Lee Melander Gladys Luby June McClure dl? QQ' fv- sid! 91? Margaret McNeelIy Margaret Ledbetter Mary Jane Moore Jeanne Mullman Page Fifty-One Page Fifty-Two Dorothy Pendleton Jackie Marker Maurine Sawyer Elma Spears Louise Worthington Dolly Mayhew Pat Prigmore Lorraine Sherwood Elsie Marie Pontious Judith Russell Horace Whistler Winifred Randell Loretta Peek Gladys Snowdie La Nita Smith Frances Jackson Mary Margaret Stemen Glen Williams Lenoveta Shockley Juanita Moody Carolyn Mulhousen ,Virginia Smith Dorothy Spivey Mary Samara Betty Jo Taylor Rena Woody Opal Winfrey Margaret Watt Glendine Wolfe I f Ig Margaret Wiedman r I l Mildred Turner Jo Mary Spencer Rosetta Wien Lois Marie Martin Alice Jean Whitt Billie Louise Walls Jimmy Ragsclale Cora White Dolores Beatty Margaret Walte Norma Jean Brown Jack Waclley Ruby Jo Milam Earl Harris Bill Wheatley Caroline Faulks W. C. 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Fw -f: -V-V -- W. - ' ' ' ' ' 1-1f.rG-,Wffx - .EY1iif:1VV h'W'i:11 1v.'IZ-s3f'f'-:'1i-fii.a52i-f--IQ ' WT' ' 'PV-1-4-z-bf:-i'q '.f -X,L-5:-5-Viff:V-',-Iwi.-V:-. '.,55.V QQ ..1 fQ.',:-,.f,V ' - ' ' lu' WLf'f1'z131A4-f.1,',f V. .5 ' ' -V Q- 'vw' '41-f1m4f! 'M- 4.51: ' ..-.,--..-.,J-Mr' Q E F a Q 1 1 Page Fifty-Six IVERTING interests in highschool are to the student as a tonic to the soul, and is that vital factor in keeping one's life from becoming useless and barren. Realizing this fact, Central High- school has formed societies and activities to fit the life of each student. Through these associa- tions, the alert, eager student may display his abilities and profit by the experience gained. ln this parade of organizations is found honor clubs, debating societies, pep groups, leadership organizations and fine arts groups, each render- ing its own service to mankind by moulding per- sonalities, mental attitudes, and broad visions for the future citizen of tomorrow. STUDENT COUNCIL f W S First row: Weenie Bynum, Raymond Scruggs, Joe McCormick, Kendall Childers, Ralph Boyte,, Kenneth Neutter, Frank Dunaway, J. Frank Whitton, Hartford lnlow, Paul McBride, David Wells, Tom Bartlett, Ted Parnell, Mary Harvey. Second row: Bill Bellamy, Tom Bryan, Dan Hembree, Jack Strong, Ed Clarke, Edwin Royle, Elah Belle Foster, Miss Vera Neel, Jean Everest, George Vaughan, David Cook, Eugene Royle, Genada Bynum. Third row: Orval Sams, Gordon Mines, Tom Swirczynski, John Shirk, Bill Maddox, Ruth Davenport, Lloyd Dean, Albert Donaldson, Stuart Callihan, Holmes Hammit, Leo Luker, Bill Wallace. First row: Mary Margaret Stemen, Ruth Poole, Alice Louise Allen, Mary Jane Moore, Elliene Finnell, Helen Hughes, Judith Russell, Hester Lee McNally, Mable Corbett, Margaret Dunn, Lorraine Sherwood, Frances Moomey, Hortense Rizley, Dorothy Spivey, Nookie Ledberter, Pat Prigmore, Mary Ellen Hoover, Rose Trosper, Edna Louise Rutledge, Second row: Margaret Porter, Lionel Stotts, Jack Hinshaw, Tommy Sebring, Tannell Shadid, Tom Pointer, Martha Kelly, Dorothy McMillan, Jack Leaf, Ray Westmoreland, James Eads, Miss Vera Neel, Phyllis Lee Melander, Jane Merritt, Gladwyn Lago, Edwin Royle, Troy Knowles, Kenneth Nuetfer, George Winn and Eugene Royle. Exemplitying the little congress form of student governing, the Student Council under the direction ot Miss Maurine Hoover and Miss Vera Neel, acts as an intermediary between the faculty and the student body, interpreting regulations and starting the ball rolling for the campaigns and events tor the betterment ot the school. The leaders ot clubs and homerooms make up the group and it is recognized both locally and nationally as one ot the first-raters among all highschool Student Councils. Page Fifty-Seven First Semester Edgar Driver Joe Roberts Jack Leaf Erwin Alpern Page Fifty-Eight OFFICERS Sponsors: Johnnie Lee Padgett, Mary President Vice-president Secretary-Treasurer Parliarnentarion CICERONIANS lei wr, if XD' Kenneth Neuffer Stuart Callihan LeRoy Beisel Jack Leaf David Schwarz Justin Baletka Albert Donaldson Glenn Reynolds Owen Johnson Melvin Specht J. B. Sanders George Winn Tom Pointer Charlie Robinson A. B. Killian Edgar Driver Ted Parnell Charles Carshon Joe Bradley Erwin Alpern John Howenstein Don Ishmael Tannell Shadid Joe Roberts The Ciceronian Debating Society was founded in l9lZ by Mr. Lippincott. The purpose of this organization is to foster the art of speech: extemporaneous, debate, oratory, etc., and to cultivate principles of good citizenship. The Ciceronians have tour annual events, besides the many other activities which they sponsor. These tour events are the annual Steak Fry, the annual Stag Banquet, a standard oratorical contest in several of the junior high schools, and the Jeff Cup Debate. In the past two years this society has established the custom of sponsoring an assembly pro- gram for the Edmond High School. Gray Thompson Second Semester Joe Roberts Jack Leaf Albert Donaldson Edgar Driver JEFFERSONIANS .47 QM xl. .. ,'l4'l,i ,D I Q h 'i i' if l JN Jack Strong John Townsend Ray Scruggs Bob Bryan Harvey Harmon Charlie Mathis Tom Bryan John Ellis Howard Ralph Boyte Jean Everest Irving Sirotkin Bob Sonnenfeld Tom Bartlett Charles Breeding Edwin Royle Stanley Johnson James Eades Frank Dunaway John Cary Bob Parnell Ernest Hite Dick Sonnenfeld Bryan Maxwell George Vaughan Marvin Breeding Carl Lund Marvin Scott Dan Hembree Billy Pearson David Cook Bill Bellamy Gordon Mines Eugene Royle Even before Oklahoma was granted statehood, the Jeffersonian Debating So- ciety was a reality. The first meeting was in l904. The first sponsor was Mr. Lip- pincott. During these thirty-two years of continuous life, the club has thrived. The organization has two hay rack rides, an Alumni Banquet, and a St. Patrick's Day Dance yearly. This year the Jeffersonian Cup Debate was held on May 7. Among other activities, a float was entered in the football parade which won second place. This year also saw the start of a project which will enclose the history of the Jeffs in a permanent volume with a list of the alumni. First semester Sponsor: Eva Chowning Tom Bryan President Jean Everest ViCe-PV95idenf Irving Sirotkin Secretary John E. Howard Treasurer Second Semester Jean Everest Dan Hembree Charles Breeding Raymond Scruggs Page Fifty-Nine 119' Page Sixty First Semester Elliene Finnell La Nita Smith Margaret Ledbetter Pat Prigmore we 53 LES BEAUX ARTS its 1 l J Margaret Dunn Helen Hughes Elliene Finnell Jennie Lou Gray Ruth Davenport Paul Sharpnack La Nita Smith Zadean Clark Duncan Stuart Phyllis Melander Pat Prigmore Glenn Reynolds Gladys Moncrieff Margaret Ledbetter Martha Kelley Dorothy McLarry Virginia Smith Dorothy Spivey Helen Hereford Bessie May Faris Mary Jo Ammerman Virginia Clark Ulala Harvey Elliene Finnell The President Les Beaux Arts club was organized in l92l for the purpose of creating and promoting art interest in Central High- school. ln order to carry out this purpose, a very definite program of activities has been planned and carried out by this group each year. ln i922 the club had its first Picture Pose assembly, which met with such favorable response that it has become an annual affair and really marks the culmination of the art program for the year. OFFICERS Sponsor: Grace Chadwick Second Semester President Elliene Finnell Vice-president Helen Hughes Secretary Mildred Suggs Treasurer Pat Prigmore HOSPITALITY COUNCIL Marjorie Moody Charles Breeding Pat Caldwell Edgar Driver Tom Bartlett Margaret Wiedemann Jean Everest WF' Winifred Knudson Ruth Davenport David Cook Elliene Finnell George Vaughan George Winn Helen Hughes James Eads Pat Prigmore Amzie Strickland Glenn Reynolds Betty Lininger Rose Trosper Mary Jo Ammerman Mary Ellen Hoover Margaret Watts Jack Leaf Since so much depends upon the gracious hospitality ot' a school, the Hospitality Council was organized in Central in i934 tor the purpose of pro- moting just such a feeling. Membership is composed of repre- sentatives from the various pep organi- zations and departments of Central, and those selected students who comprise the Council are representative of the fine student body ot the school. alQ'l' OFFICERS Sponsor: Gladys Bonner President -------- Patricia Caldwell Vice-president - - - Elliene Finnell Secretary-Treasurer - - Pat Prigmore Page Sixty-One DRAMATIC CLUB lie Ruth Davenport Jack Leaf Hortense Rizley Glenn Reynolds A. B. Killian Frances Moomey Joe Roberts Amzie Strickland Dorothy Mary Whiting John Ellis Howard Dolores Moyhall David Cook Tannell Shadid Pat Prigmore J. B. Sanders Betty Lininger Marjorie Moody Glenna Killian Delores Beatty Albert Donaldson Dorothy Spivey Margaret Ledbetter Erwin Alpern Mary Jane Moore Edna Louise Rutledge La Nita Smith Clarabeth Holt Pat Caldwell Elsie M. Pontious .lean Gilliland Annie L. Dickinson Evelyn Horn Mary Jane Marsh Frances Hill Mildred Turner Barbara Germany Billie Musgrave Charles Carshon Betty Nelle Foster Jean A, Erickson Organized in 1924 under the direction of Mary Gray Thompson, the Dramatic Club is one at the outstanding or- ganizations ot the school. The initial membership was thirty-five but the number has been increased to over seventy. The purpose ot the club is to develop dramatic talent, and sponsor dramatic presentations. One ot the examples of the organization's fine achievements is the monthly matinee of three one act plays which are presented by the members in the dramatic room. OFFICERS Sponsors: Mary Gray Thompson, Bill Cope First Semester Second Semester Ruth Davenport President Hortense Rizley George Vaughan Vice-president Frances Moomey Marjorie Moody Secretary Pat Prigmore Glenn Reynolds Treasurer Betty Lininger GOLDEN KEY CLUB Ruth Davenport Dorothy Spivey Hortense Rizley Delores Beatty Frances Moomey Margaret Ledbetter Ruth Poole Amzie Strickland Dolores Mayhall Mariorie Moody 0 l The Golden Key Club was established by Mrs. Mary Gary Thompson in May, l932, for the purpose of giving special dramatic recognition to those girls who had achieved high honors in this field. The club members are chosen by a faculty committee of three, unknown to anyone except the sponsor. Six girls from the Junior class are elected each year and no senior except one who has a lead in a major production is eligible to membership. OFFICERS Sponsors: Mrs. Mary Gray Thompson, Miss Martha Truax Ruth Davenport ----- President Hortense Rizley - Vice-president Frances Moomey - Secretary Amzie Strickland - - Treasurer Dolores Mayhall - Sergeant-at-Arms Ruth Poole - - - Historian Other memberszl Nookie Ledbetter, Marjorie Moody, Dorothy Spivey, Delores Beatty Page Sixty-Three NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mary Hoch Rossi Lomanitz La Rene Chamberlain Gladwyn Lago Jack Leaf Margaret Talbutt E ward Ha ers Virginia Cooper Sadie Kyle James Morris Patricia Coldwell Jack Brown Tom Bryan Arthemise Doughty Troy Knowles Emily Powers Margaret Sprague Edwin Royle Maxine Corey Erwin Alpern Noah Butkin Betty Lininger Marvin Clark Betty Loeftler Robert Prock V Frances Moomey Tom Kennedy Margaret Porter Albert Donaldson Elizabeth Burchfiel Kenneth Neutfer The qCentral High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in the fall of l92l. Membership in this organization is the highest honor which can be bestowed upon any high school student. Members are chosen from the highest fifteen per cent of the senior class with the addition of a few outstanding junior students. All must fulfill the tour ideals of the society, character, scholarship, leadership, and service. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Viola McLain Eugene Bray Lucille Shirk Earl Boyden John Howenstien X Nina Scott V 4 Lester Pojezny Aline Lowe June Merritt John Ellis Howard Frances Gibson Joe Roberts Hartford lnlow Madeline Johnson John Galloway Lenorah Adams Marjorie Moody Edgar Driver Mildred Turner Frank Dunaway Jean Everest Earlene Specht Harold Ashworth Jane Merritt Elizabeth Alderman Dortha Beitz Elizabeth Landis Erma Henderson Dorothy Niehusen Elliene Finnell OFFICERS OF 1935-1936 Sponsor: Irene Hamilton lst Semester 2nd Semester Edgar Driver President Torn Bryan Joe Roberts Vice-president Erwin Alpern FrancesMoomey Secretary Sadie Kyle Tom Bryan Treasurer Betty Loeffler f :ar I? , RED SKIRTS . First row: Ruth Poole, Frances Moomey, Hortense Rizley, Amzie Strickland, Pat Prigmore, Rubye Jo Milam, Jessie Lee Boykin, Judith Russell, Rose Trosper, Betty Jean Hemphill, Mary Margaret Stemen, Dickye B. Long, Margaret Watt, Margaret Prock, Virginia Smith, Ella Virginia Bowles, Rosabeth Smith. Second row: Hester Lee McNally, Winitred Knudson, Nookie Ledbetter, La Nita Smith, Beatrice Spivey, Margaret Dunn, Jennie Lou Shepard, Helen Kindblade, Bessie Mae Farris, Helen Hughes, Ruth Davenport, and Elliene Finnell. Page Sixty-Six OFFICERS Sponsor: Florence McClure First Semester Second Semester Mabel Corbett President Judith Russell Maxine Commons Vice-president Sadie Kyle Judith Russell Secretary Lorraine Sherwood Mary Jane Moore Treasurer Pat Caldwell RED SKIRTS l First row: Alice Louise Allen, Maxine Commons, Rose Marie Piper, Betty Jane Cluck, Fannie Gettys, Marjorie Biggs, Rosetta Wein, Helen Gettys, Betty Jo Taylor, Jacqueline Marker, Sadie Kyle, Zadean Clark, Edna Louise Rutledge, Virginia Clark, Jean Anne Erickson, Allegra Wyatt, Winifred Knudson. Second row: Mary Frances Pope, Margaret Wiedmann, Jeanne Mullman, Dorothy McMillan, Betty Lininger, Dorothy McLarry, Florence McClure, Sponsor, Ellen Savage, Mary Kothrine Voelkers, Evelyn McCullah, Emily Powers, lda Margaret Bailey, Irene Blake, Mary Jane Moore, Dorothy Spivey. ln i929 the pep club Red Skirts came into existence, but disbanded after a time. The re-organization took place in l93O, and since then the club has been one of which Central may duly be proud. ln the beginning, the club membership was limited to twenty-five, but the number has been enlarged to include seventy-tive in the past few years. The enthusiastic response and support given by the Red Skirts to all activities of Central reflects the promulgated willingness and bright personalities of all of the members. Page Sixty-Seven BLACK JACKETS First row: Ray Pennington, Bruce Jones, A. W. Cotner, Jim Hale, J. Frank Whitton iPresidentl, William Freno, Harry Doncell, Joe Smithers, Jimmy Cobb, Arthur Long, Willis Epps. Second row: Sammy Morgan, Leonard Lowe, Weenie Bynum, Jack Vore, Bill Murphy, Leo Askew, Pat Lay, Ray Rice, Sam Mackey. Third row: Randall Griffith, Pat Mantooth, Frank Sarsycki, Wade East, Bill Maddox, Willis Gausman, Buddy Tarlton, Jack Lassiter. Fourth row: Bill Bell, Charles Farmer, Tommy Sebring, L. S. Sayre, Sponsor, T. P. Hunter, Bob Egbert, Alex Weldon. ln the spring ot l93l, a group of Central High School boys decided to organize a pep club that would embody the ideals of Central High School. They met and drew up a constitution which set forth as the objective of the new organization the fostering of higher standards of sportsman- ship and the promotion ot cleaner athletics, both within the school and in inter-scholastic com- petition. With a charter membership of twenty-five, the club embarked upon its career. The majority of the members were lettermen of the various branches of high school sports. They par- ticipated in athletic events and brought renown both to the school and to the club. They felt that the purpose of all athletics should be to inculcate in the minds and hearts of the participants a better sense of justice and fair play. The club of i936 still upholds the principles of its founders and adheres to the policy of encouraging one hundred percent support of all high school teams. OFFICERS Sponsors: Harold Netherton, L. S. Sayre First Semester Second Semester Pat Lay President J. Frank Whitton Leo Askew Vice-president Billy Bell Mike Fuller Secretary Arthur Long Bob Gingrich Treasurer Tommy Sebring Bob Egbert Sergeant-at-Arms James Cobbs Weenie Bynum Pledge Master Leo Askew Page Sixty-Eight RED SHIRTS H S First row: Bill Bellamy, Leroy McCollum, Orville Taylor, Gordon Mines, Harvey Harmon, Robert Prock Dick Swirczynski, Joe McCormick, Billy Cruce, Bobby Parnell, Bob Sonnenfeld, Don Ishmael, Irving Sirotkin, Dick Sonnenfeld, George Phillips. Second row: Carl Lund, Glenn Rierson, Dick Gerner, Edwin Royle, Eugene Royle, Harold Lahar, Hart ford Inlow, Tom Bartlett, Frank Dunaway, Joe Foster. Third row: Kendall Childers, Ralph Boyte, Charles Mathis, Gene Billingsly, Gervaise Russell, Calvin C Cluck, Ed Clark, James Fields, Tom Swirczynski, Lionel Stott, Leslie Watts, Jack Taylor, Jimmy Wallace, Marvin Scott. Fourth row: C. Guy Brown, Bill Cope, Tom Bryan, Dick Wilson, K. Y. McGuire, Bill Morris, Ted Beveridge, Rudolph Pack, Stanley Johnson, Jack Talmadge, John Flowers. Fifth row: John Shirk, Don Tennant, Bill Barry, David Cook, Quenton Rizley. The Red Shirts, the oldest pep club in existence in Oklahoma City schools, was organized in 1921 The first president was Fisher Ames, at present a prominent local attorney. The purpose of the club is to promote pep ot all athletic contests, preserve Central traditions, and foster a friendly relationship between Central and other schools with which Central competes in athletic activities. First Semester Tom Pointer Joe McCormick Frank Dunaway Dick Gerner OFFICERS Sponsor: C. Guy Brown President Vice-president Secretary I Treasurer S Pledge Master Second Semester Joe McCormick Frank Dunaway Harold Lahar Tom Swirczynski Page Sixty Nine USHERETTES l First row: Gladys Snowdie, Elizabeth Burchfiel, Frances Gibson, Earlene Specht, Mary Pearl McBrayer, Jane Johnston, Mary Hoch, Lois Eby. Second row: Eillene Gibson, Juanita Keller, Clara Harris, Lilian Gardenhire, Maurine Jones, Ella Ruth Wallace. OFFICERS Sponsor: Mary Neel President ---- Betty Loeffler Vice-president - Frances Gibson Secretary - - - Lucy Lawter Treasurer - Mary Hoch The Usherette Club was organized in i927 in order that Central might have an efficient group of ushers. The members of the club serve as ushers at assemblies, plays, commencement exer- cises, and other performances. The motto is Service with a Smile , the object is courteous service at all times. The uniform consists of a black skirt and white blouse. Page Seventy BAND-ITS A E Lg 5+ S' First row: Doris Hunter, Margaret Johnson, Margaret Elmore, Helen Dancey, Frances Gibson, Juanita Keller, Naomi Tarlton, Marion Loomis, Pearl Brooks, Ruth DeMott, Mary Harvey, Muriel Walker. Second row: Louise Parnell, Harriet Cooper, Virginia Wilcox, Mildred Ayres, Elisearle Morris, Lilian Gardenhire, Miss Katherine Sheldon, Genada Bynum, Margaret Morey, Ledraun Wood, Ella Ruth Wallace. The Band-Its Pep Club was organized about six years ago by Floyd K. Russell, band instructor of Central High School at that time. The club now has a membership ot thirty-two. In addition to all games, where they participate in pep stunts, the Band-lts have social gatherings, entertain the athletic teams yearly, and give to charitable organizations. Miss Sheldon has been their sponsor for the last four years. The club recently re-organized completely for the purpose of fostering true friendship among the members and greater loyalty to the school. OFFICERS Sponsor: Katherine Sheldon First Semester Second Semester Muriel Walker President Genada Bynum Margaret Johnson Vice-president Ella Ruth Wallace Linoveta Shockley Treasurer Frances Gibson Velma Clay Secretary Margaret Johnson Page Seventy One GIRL RESERVES 5 ' it ffm we First row: Medrith Isaacs, Alice Schlaepter, Martha Kelley, Ruth Kamber, Dorothy McMillan, Martha Crozier, Barbara Germany, Nadine Bryant, Arthemise Doughty, Rebecca Fowler, Dortha Beitz. Second row: Earlene Specht, Betty Cypert, Mary Louise Davies, Alma McCoin, Luanna Payne, Betty Jane Cluck, Joy Hampton, Norma Jeanne Brown, Ellen Chism, Minnie Lou Lowe. Third row: Genevieve Johnson, Jennie Lou Grey, Margaret Brown, Virginia Smith, Frances Gibson, Dorothy Lester, Lorene McCarty, Nina Lynn Scott, Lorene Heck. Fourth row: Sponsors, Mary Grace Wilson, Mary G. Lockwood, Helen Sittle, Martha Truaxg member, Monda Marler. Organized as a branch of the Y. W. C. A. the Girl Reserve club is found throughout the world, each group with the same purpose at finding and giving the best. With a membership of about sixty, the Central Girl Reserves used as i935-36, Widening Horizons . Regular weekly meetings are held each C. A. clubrooms, and discussions, parties, picnics, banquets, dances, etc. are of the Y, W. C. A. building at their disposal, the Girl Reserves can and do activities, thus fitting the desires of each member. Page Seventy-Two a theme for the year Monday at the Y. W. held. With the whole enter into a variety of SAFETY PATROL and HONOR PATROL First row: Bobby Jones, H, B. Caldwell, Earl Simpson, Holmes Hammit, Charles Wilson, Paul Sharp- nack, Elmer Hedge. Second row: Bernard Schonard, Joe Bradley, Joe Luker, Clement Harris, J. L. Autry, Paul Selders, Sponsor, Roy Daniels, Melvin Specht, Buddy Luker. OFFICERS Sponsor: Paul Selders Captain - - - Holmes Hammit Lieutenants - Joe Luker LeRoy Cinnamon In i928 the Kiwanis Club organized a safety patrol in Oklahoma City, the first at its kind in existence. Its purpose was the safeguarding of school children in the school zones. In the last five years they have made the enviable record of not one injury. When the patrol was or- ganized, it consisted of three hundred junior police from all the city schools, and at the present the membership has increased to over eight thousand in the states at Oklahoma and Texas. Page Seventy-Three CENTRAL HIG Slug ' vi- I 5 l + 3.55 OFFICERS Band Director -- L. M. Calavan Drum Major - J. B. Sanders The Central High School Band is an organization that fully deserves the admiration given it by the school. Within the department are one hun- dred and sixty members. ln any parade in which the band is entered, its performance is long remembered after other bonds are forgotten. Last football season the band was present at every game, adding zest to the players and making each listener more enthusiastic with every measure. This spring at the Enid Band Contest, Central placed first in practically every event, and gave those who heard it an unequalled thrill. Page Seventy-Four S OOL BAND Jimmie Armstrong James Barlow Leland Batten Milo Belsky Erwin Bergman Raymond Bergstiom John Boswell Barney Brown George Brown Paul C. Brown Frank Butler Nash Byrd Jess Cable Aaron Choulk Romane Chappell Vernon Chappell Brent Clark Marvin Clarke W. L. Corwin Charles Covington Brock Dale Charles Davis Lloyd Dean Ralph Dishman Albert Donaldson Jack Donaldson James Donnell Richard Early Billy Eisenlohn Junior Erixon Charles Evans Jean Everest Jack Farber William Feigley Max Fields Chester Force Kenneth Fuget James Gaston Clarence Gay Joe George Jr. Vaughn Giles Charles Good Melvin Greene Harry Grisso Earl Groves Grover Hall Bob Hamilton William Handwerk Eugene Hansard Richard Hawkins Clyde Hill Bill Hollingsworth John E. Howard Gail Hutchinson Owen Johnson James Kieth Russell Lamb Harry Lee Bill Le Grange Frank Lemons Charles Lotlin James Claude Lyda William Lyda Spencer Lym Robert McWade John Maledon Harold Martin Willis Miller Fred Moore B. L. Morgan LeRoy Morris Bob Murphey Melvin Murphy Billy Neph Karl Newman lrwin Nokes Jr. Jim Nolan Lloyd Nuckals Lawrence Opel Paul Harris Gene Pierson Frank Pottortt Bob Pumpelly Milton Ragsdale Billy Rallis Edison Reber Oran Reynolds J. B. Sanders Edwin Sanford Frank Sanford George Sawyer David Schwartz Albert Shelton Frank Shepard Bill Schull Eddy Sinclair Marvin Sloop Melvin Specht Keith Stalnaker Norman Starr Sylvan Stoll Roy Stults Rex Sutton Duane Swails Lawrence Taylor Henry Waitman Ervin Watson Billy Wells Charles Wheeler Ed Lee Williams Mervil Williams Paul Williams Page Seventy-Five RFQ: ai-Qu A f Q at fs KVLVV I LV VL H LKr,A Lk A I i l . I A1 s HI-Y CLUB ll ml.33iIllElFf pl John Ellis Howard Edgar Driver Earl Harris Bryant Buzvan Richard Chilton George Winn Jack Campbell f Wayne Johnson Modene Bigham Lewis Edminston Jim McMullan Bulette Wright Jack Chism J. B. Sanders Eugene Cornelson Ellsworth Burns Willis Miller John Howenstein Frank Baker . Edward Hammers Owen Johnson Melvin Specht Sponsors: Bruce Holmes, chairman C. Leslie James Harry McKimmey L. M. Calavan William F. Cope F. W. Whinery The Central Hi-Y club is a branch of the largest national high school fellowship in America. lt was or- ganized in Central in l92l. The objectives of the group are clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholarship. The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. .J , f x'9, f, -f Q1 ..,Q,4'A Wx SADDLE CLUB 5 i Left to right on horses: Fannie Gettys, Rose Marie Piper, Emily Powers, Zadean Clark, Virginia Clark, Jennie Lou Shephard. Standing left to right: Bettye Jo Taylor, Ella Ashby, Judith Russell, Helen Gettys, Ruth Poole, Jean Ann Erickson, Dorothy Spivey, Frances Duke, Margaret Dunn, Imogene May. OFFICERS Sponsor: Kathryn Norris First Semester Second Semester Rose Marie Piper President Fannie Gettys Emily Powers Vice-president Judith Russell Fannie Gettys Secretary Jean Anne Erickson Virginia Clark Treasurer Virginia Clark Sergeant-at-Arms Zadean Clark The Saddle Club was organized in the tall ot i929 by Miss Kathryn Norris with approximately l5 members. The club disbanded until the tall of l935 and the membership now stands at 30. The members ride on Tuesdays and Saturdays at Nichols Hills Riding Academy, under the ex- perienced instructors and each member is required to ride at least 6 times a semester. Weekly meetings are held at the school or at some member's home. The club sponsored a float in the Central-Tulsa Parade which won third prize. Six of the members led the float on horseback. Page Seventy-Seven PENNY PORTRAITS Sadie Kyle . . . lce in tall glasses . . . calla lilies . . . sun glasses. Ruth Davenport . . . Queen chewing gum at her coronation . . . sunlight . . . orange velvet . . . falling in public. David Cook . . . Brown bi-swing suits . . . Signet rings . . . tiger-skin rugs. lrene Blake . . . Melted pink ice-cream . . . screams on a roller-coaster . . . wild violets. Ruth Poole . . . Diamonds on white velvet . . , Easter lilies . . . white cat on a backyard fence. Jennie Lou Shephard , . . Mink coats . . . green Auburn with a flat tire . . . Pollyanna in a road-house. Dolores Mayhall . . . Long gold ear-rings . . , Cleopatra in a dinner gown . . . black orchids. Glenn Reynolds . . . l-liccoughs in church . . . little Lord Fauntleroy . . . dimples. Amzie Strickland . . . Raised eyebrows . . . lce-blue satin . . . Lady Astor on a merry- go-round. Weenie Bynum . . . Rough tweed . . . fishing tackle . . . surf-board riding. n l'll String lyoul Along ,,,,. Chinaboy ,,,s.,........,,.., Sophisticated Lady W Goofus .,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,, An Orchid to You .- l Love a Parade ,,,, Learn to Croon ,,,, Redheads on Parade .... ll H ll Hold Your Man ,,,. Pettin' in the Park W Memories ,...,,,.. , A Gay Caballero ,V Play, Fiddle, Play .,- Sing to Me ,,....,,,....,... l Wish l Were Twins Tormented .,,,,,,,c,,,,. Page Seventy-Eight You're Drivin' Me Crazy Footloose and Fancytree SILLY SYMPHONY -.-,-,- June Milam A.-- Spencer Wyatt Bob Egbert ,,c,----..Dorothy Lester , ,.,,,,,,, Ted Parnell Eugene the Jeep ,--- J. B. Sanders W,W,WWww,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,.,,s,,A Paul McBride WW Davenport, Rizle y, and Charlie Dobyns l Love You Truly ,,,,,,,-...,...,...A ,,,,..,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.. W ells and Wein Parade ot the Wooden Soldiers .,,, ....,,,,,,,,,,,... 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V ' ' WSFW V 51 ' fn-wwf 7 ,A :pg ,gi -WV 2? er? - , , -ggwfg if, 7- ,gf -- iV L':i'51V-3.-V,.gE?'ig-g-13212, 'RX , Tlff' 'f-ff:1:21:?aVVf V'-lin, V413-9 L 3'f,e21 -11 . V f f--'WT V ' :S---' V.:.,11,Vk3?5Ei.:kx.:.!:Liiii32.:3iV,-Vi:-,f,,,VV,,'.1g:., f,13.5..,a:, ,- ,5 :i-T991 ,-- .I . A , Ei , .,,,. , COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS 6 A 'IQ' DOROT CMILLAN EDGAR DRIVER AMZIE STRICKLAND DAVID COOK LETZEISER AWARDS .ta if -AQ- .l N ELIZABETH EDGAR MARY ERWIN EARLENE JAMES BURCHFIEL DRIVER HOCH ALPERN SPECHT MORRIS Gold Medal Gold Medal Silver Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal Bronze Medal Page Eighty-One AWARDS xiii b GLADWYN SADIE ALINE TOM FRANCES LAGO KYLE LOWE KENNEDY GlBSON Tie Philomathea First Award in Lan- Honorable Mention D. A. R. Medal, D.A.R. Honorable First Award guage. Language Award. Mention AWARDS -Ji DOROTHY MCMILLAN Tie First Editorial a- ward in Journalism, D. A. R. Citizenship Award. Page Eighty-Two ERWIN WREN JEAN ALPERN BOWYER EVEREST Tie First Editorial Business Award in Chosen for leader- Award in Journalism Journalism. shi and scholarshi D D to represent Central at O. U. Dinner. TOM B RYAN Chosen for leader- ship and scholarship to represent Central at O, U. Dinner. AWARDS HOMER VIOLA ELIZABETH JAMES ARCHER MCLAIN LANDIS MORRIS First American His- Second American Honorable Mention Honorable Mention tory Award. History Award. Bookkeeping Aword. Science Award. AWARDS MAXINE COREY First Award in Sten- ography, Second A- ward in Bookkeep- ing. ' A f i 117 R4 ' TOM GERALDINE ROSSI ERMA BILL BRYAN cox . LOMANITZ HENDERSON wi-IEATLEY First Science Award S.A.R. Good Citizen First Science Award for boys. Tie Phil- First Award in Second Aword in Medal, Music for girls. omathea First A- Bookkeeping. Bookkeeping. AWCIYCI- ward. I Page Eighty-Three AWARDS ELLIENE ULALA DORTHA TED MARGARET FINNELL HARVEY BEITZ PARNELL TALBUTT es Beaux Arts Gold Les Beaux Arts Sil- Second Award in Raymond Hite Alpha Chi Omega Medal, Andrews A- ver Medal. Stenography. Music Award. Scholarship. ward for Sculpture, A.A.U.W. Award. Erwin Alpern Shirley Alpern Harold Ashworth Mary Ellen Avery George Brown Ralph Bruner Tom Bryan Elizabeth Burchfield Mildred Byrd Jack Campbell Page Eighty-Four HONOR STUDENTS Charles Carshon Hymen Caylen La Rene Chamberlain Ellen Chism Virginia Clark Leona Dornwell Arthemise Doughty Hazel Downing Frank Dunaway Dorothy Dykstra Lewis Lee Edmiston Jean Everest Miriam Fishman Betty Nelle Foster Maxenne Galoob Eileen Gibson Frances Gibson Margaret Green Betty .lane Griffin Lois Caroline Hall Clara Harris Erma Henderson Mary Hoch Clarabeth Holt Evelyn Horn John M. Howenstein Gail Hutchinson Lucy Johnston Madelyn Johnston Estill Jones Ruth Kamber Glenna Killian Troy Knowles Sadie Kyle Lucy Lawter Billie Leach Betty Lenoir Aline Lowe Rossi Lornanitz HONOR STUDENTS Stratton Loucks Viola McClain Jane Merritt June Merritt Marjorie Moody Frances Moomey Mary Jane Moore Margaret Morey James Morris Billie Mosgrove Jeanne Mullman Kenneth Neuffer Muriel Peck Veronica Ptotenhauer Margaret Porter Stanley Preskitt Alice Reneau Dorothy Ritchey Bob Roberts Charlie Robinson Judith Russell Madonna Sayler Iva Schubert Mary Elizabeth Scott Constance Seaborn Bill Shipley Richard Sonnenfeld Earlene Specht Melvin Specht Margaret Talbutt Jack Talmadge Joy Turner Mildred Turner Clara May Warren Jo Ann Weaver Margaret Wiedeman Winona Williams Marjorie Wood Page Eighty Five S W. I J STAFF OFFICERS RUTH DAVENPORT JEAN EVEREST RAYMOND SCRUGGS MITTIE GOYER WALLACE Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Advertising Manager Sponsor THE CARDINAL ln publishing the i936 Cardinal the staff has attempted to give to Central High School the very best annual possible and to represent to all Centralites the real spirit and life as it exists. This book is not a product of the staff alone, but is greatly indebted to the entire student body, without whose co-operation its publication could never have been a reality. Cur only hope is that you will enjoy the i936 Cardinal as much as we have enjoyed publishing it. ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-chief Ruth Davenport Society Editor - - Rose Trosper Assistant - Dorothy McMillan Photographs - Martha Kelley Advertising Mgr. - Raymond Scruggs Dolores Mayhall Assistants - John Cary Snapshots - Melba McCoin Glenn Reynolds Judy Russell Torn Bryan Senior Committee Winifred Knudson Winifred Bynum Betty Loeffler Tannell Shadid Stenographic - Hazel Bonebrake Stuart Callihan ' Ella Ruth Wallace Margaret Dunn Marian Taylor Business Mgr. Jean Everest Dortho Beitz Art Editor - Elliene Finnell Organization - Tom Pointer Assistants - Feature Editor Assistants - Page Eighty-Six Duncan Stuart Jennie Lou Grey Helen Hughes La Nita Smith Patricia Caldwell Sadie Kyle Jack Leaf Amzie Strickland Undergraduates - - Girls' Sports - Boys' Sports - Dramatics - Betty Lininger Mary Jane Moore Miriam Fishman Ralph Bayte Margaret Porter Erwin Alpern Frances Moorney ANNUAL STAFF Dorothy McMillan Elliene Finnell Patricia Caldwell Duncan Stuart Judith Russell John Cary La Nita Smith Margaret Dunn Margaret Porter Winifred Knudson Jennie Lou Grey Helen Hughes Jack Leaf Dolores Mayhall Betty Lininger Tom Pointer Winifred Bynum zel rake 4 jf! Tom Bryan Miriam Fishman one Moore Erwin Alpern Rose Trosper Marian Taylor Betty Loetfler , Glen Reynolds Dortha Beitz Frances Moomey Sadie 'Kyle Ella Ruth Wallace Amzie Strickland Melba McCain Martha Kelley Stuart Ralph Boyte Callihan Tannell Shadid N. 39 :vs 'flh- pup, - ummm , Page Eighty-Eight SOONER SPIRIT STAFF Dorothy McMillan Martha Crozier Irving Sirotkin Ruth Kamber Eugene Bray Ray Westmoreland Eileen Parker Editor - - - Managing Editor Associate Editor City News Editor Exchange Editor Features - - Sports - Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Circulation Manager - Asst. Circulation Manager Advertising Manager - Asst. Advertising Manager Erwin Alpern George Winn Betty Jeanne Critchlow Eugene Royle Wren Nan S Bowyer COTY Jean Shepherd STAFF - 1935 Editorial Staff - - - Erwin Alpern - Dorothy McMillan - Betty Jeanne Critchlow - Ruth Kamber - Eileen Parker ,IJeani Shepherd, Martha Crozier, I Irving Sirotkin - - Eugene Bray Business Staff - - Wren Bowyer - - Dale Manning - - Ray Westmoreland - - Marjorie Hightower - - George Winn - - Don Tennant Collectors - - - - Helen Beth Holme, Loriene Kear Bookkeeper - - - - Eugene Royle STAFF - I936 Editorial Staff Editor - - - - - - Dorothy McMillan Managing Editor Associate Editors Feature Editor - Sports Editors - Exchange Editor Staff Artist - Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Sec.-Treasurer - Circulation Manager - Asst. Circulation Managers - - Bookkeeper - - - - - Ruth Kamber - Martha Crozier, Jean Shepherd - Irving Sirotkin - Erwin Alpern, Robe - Eileen Parker - - Joe Waldron Business Staff - - - Wren Bowyer - - Dale Manning - - Hazel Downing - - Ray Westmoreland - - - Earl Cox rt Lee Non Scott, A. B. Killian The first edition of the Sooner Spirit was published in l92l under the editorship of Horace Thompson. In i925 Miss Beryl Barnett became sponsor, Under her supervision, the weekly paper has been among the toppers in local, state, and national contests. The Sooner Spirit was the first regularly published student newspaper in the state and still ranks high as to content, circulation, and records. News runs are covered by the journalism class and edited by the staff composed of the students having finished the one-year course and the outstanding second- semester students. Mr. C. Guy Brown is in charge of the business staff with Mr. Bruce Holmes handling the advertising class. DEBATE SQUAD First row: Joe Roberts, Amzie Strickland, Pat Caldwell, Coach Harold Netherton, Marjorie Moody, Margaret Lacy, Lois Ann Tighe. Second row: Barbara Germany, Clarabeth Holt, Jane Merritt, James Goodwin. Third row: J, B, Sanders, John E, Howard, Edgar Driver, Erwin Alpern. Forensics is the only school activity which extends over o period ot seven months. The record of achievement for this year's debate squad is representative of the fine progress so characteristic ot the teams of the past. ln the lost few years, teams from Central have made admirable showings in the annual national debate tournaments, winning two ot them. lt is because ot the enviable record Central has established in these tournaments that the nation- al tournament was held in Oklahoma City this year. Page Eighty-Nine SENIOR PLAY 'L mrs. moonlight Directed by Mary Gray Thompson CAST OF CHARACTERS Tom Moonlight ----- David Cook Minnie - - - - Ruth Davenport Edith Jones - - Arnzie Strickland Sarah Moonlight - Hortense Rizley Percy Middling - - Glen Reynolds Jane Moonlight - Frances Moomey Willie Ragg - J. B. Sanders Peter Middling - Ted Parnell The plot of this beautiful piece of pastiche involves pretty, adorable Sarah Moonlight who is granted the absurd wish that she never grow any older. As years go by her husband and friends grow older, but she does not change. She gradually comes to regard herself as some what of a freak. Fearing she might lose her husband's love, she runs away, leaving him and her small daughter Jane. Seventeen years later posing as Jane's cousin, she returns and keeps her daughter from marrying a worthless young fellow. She leaves again, but after a number of years is discovered by Jane's son Peter. During the inter- vening years Tom Moonlight hasgrown old and has lost his memory. The only one he recognizes is Sarah and she is with him when he dies. In the end, Mrs. Moonlight very old and tired in spirit, though not in body, passes away very happily. Page Ninety ti MINSTREL and MUSICAL COMEDY Under the direction of Miss Evo Lee the Music Department presented the Negro Minstrel and the musical comedy, Rosalie Runs Riot, adding additional feathers to the Cardinal. The extraordinary ability of the casts made these exceptionally brilliant feathers, Page Ninety-One JUNIOR PLAY Big Hearted Herbert Directed by Mary Gray Thompson and William Cope Herbert Kalness is a self-made man who has risen from humble be- ginnings and delights in telling every one of his hard knocks on the road to success. The day arrives when the daughter, Alice, becomes engaged and at a dinner to celebrate the event, Herbert, who-has been upset and worried all day about business, has a big tantrum which even his wife can't excuse.. The next day when Herbert brings his best customers home to dinner assuring them he is a plain man his wife turns' plain to the nth degree and serves them a plain dinner in the plainest of ways. ln a final riotous scene Herbert realizes his life is not so plainland that life will be happier if he is more of a father and less of a tyrant. J y The Cast . Herbert Kalness Mrs, Kalness - U Alice Kalness - Andrew Goodrich Robert - - - ' Martha - ,Amy Lawrence - Jim Lawrence - Mrs. Havens, - Mr. Havens - Junior - - Page Ninety-Two - - Jimmy Ragsdale - Delores Beatty - Margaret Ledbetter -- - Paul McBride - Orville Taylor - - Marjorie Moody - Dorothy Spivey - Horace Whistler - Pat Caldwell - John Ellis Howard - A. B. Killian A Page Ninety-Four UJITH the purpose in mind to prevent Jack from being a dull boy, the candid cameraman made his daily rounds and clicked off the highlights of the local color and spontaneity of each delightful event of the past year. Fun and friends will remain topmost in our memories of those three merry years, and along with the other Cardinal feathers in this annual, We give you this feature section dedicated to the joy and delight of the forthcoming years. A Na. l sweethearts. One alone. Picture ot contentment. Judging from her expres- sion, he must be crooning! Love is the sweetest thing. Watts this, Joe? Don't let the ruttles tool you. Hold him, Stemen, it's leap year. What a combination for the SWEET-HEART page ! l l-lot dog! What a clinch! From out of the past. They've gotta sing a torch song. Four who fell. Love in bloom. Junior and Dosie. Dynamite comes in small packages! Faded football romance. ln the spring, a young man's fancy . . , Coupla love-birds. Still at it! Spring training, Lahar? The subtle appeal of a uni- farm! Remember?? All that's lacking is Bins- wanger. Odell and Alegra. Happy days! Mr. and Mrs. is the name. Another score for Cupid. lt's contagious! You're in my power!! lnseparables. if .,,. UHF' ,,.-. li... Q Coal-Scuttle Blondes. Dough-Boy Bell. By the way lt's Leap Year Gals! Girl's Debate Team. Newest Carlsbad Rival, Our Editor's Mouth. Marsh, Knudson, and McNally. Call Her Savage! Just Jolly .letfs Jesting. Ditch-Digger Leaf, Start- ing Young. The Royal Royles. Goils from the Gas-l-louse Row. Good Ole Team! Plenty Faun-cy! Commons, Poole, and Spivey. - -1? !l Sunday Afternoon Datei Very, Very Cute, Miss l-lortense Rizley! Presenting Mr. Shadid. The Three Stooges. La Nita, with that Ever- Present Coke. Pat and Pet. Pity the one underneath! Gettin' her share of book larnin'. One of the Royles. Air-minded lnlow. Perfect-ahem-poise! Little McCoin. Why the frown, Lacy? Jesse, Pat, and Joe. A Meadow-Lark. Believe it or not: McNally, McMillan, and Wein. Waitin' for a street car? Perky . Snow babies. Hortense and The Pest . Mr. Sebring- - and Miss Russell. Oops, my dear! Those Stooges again. Them gals again. Kyle at a tender age. Satire! Hi! Yal Boys! Ain't love grand? Mob scene. Spring training. Four foolish females. Betty smiled even then. Gettin' on eorly stort. Still together. Four foolish trumps. Just me. Why print it? Friends to the finish. Where did you get thot hot? You're sofe, Pat, he's no soph. Mugs. Next bestl Baby-toce Pointer. Trosper no. l -nice gusher, tool Eyes gotcha! Carrying 0 chop on your shoulder? Left ot the church. Redheods on porode. Rockobye, Betty. Boogey, boogey! Bread-line. Biological urge. She mode A that six weeks! Red Shirts. Shadid's Shadow. Steppin' out. Snow Queen. Get a lift with ai-leaf. Lavender world laughs with you. Red Grange Shirk. Trouble, boys? Out next to nature, The crazy Clarks! l-las-beens! The morning after- Ain't we got fun? Pharmacy-bound. There's no separating these two! Vatch De Boidie, Pliz! Pat lWeberl Eddy. Slapping on the war-paint. Fascinatin' foursome. Guys and gals. Balcony scene. Chicken and ducks Weldon. Melbo, Marsh, and Ajax. Chee-Chee Tracey. lndolent gentlemen. Piper in the good ole days. In the spring a young man's fancy-- Hiya! l-lemphill! As l was sayin', mine frand. Texas flash. Bonebrake in the jailhouse. Noon-time nonsense. Sir Sourpuss! Ted and Jack. lntroducin' Roberta. All-American Sears. Hey-what's this! Worm's eye view. Bill and Torn, builder- uppers. Recognize 'em. Demure Damsels. How a few years can change one! Miss Riz! Pride of the Spivey family. Crip -Ralph Piper to you. Miss Shockley of Central. Buddies. There oughta be a law agin it!!! The three musketeers. inseparable-These Gals! Out of Poole's past- Loeffler, we wouldn't believe it. How are l-lugh? Wall-Nuts. McBride before repeal. Lunch-Time. Leading Lady of Rosalie Runs Riot - Ain't 'um sweet? Ankle-deep in chilly weather- The Jones boys. Toar . Line forms on the left. Junior High School stuff. Tom and Lois. Playful, oin't they? Dog-pile. Come on down, the dog won't bite! Clever, this picture. Spivey ond grin, cute? Marsh and McNally. Take me back to my boots and saddle. Frisking in the winter won- derland. Please note the topper. Professor Scruggs, still at large. Just a hick at heart! Ride 'em, cowboy! Professors of math and science. Sunbonnet Susie. Paris Garter Co., please note. Hi! Marsh! Who let 'em loose? Well, Lahar! Amzie, how coy! Lillybelle Finklesnorter, alias Martha Crozier. In the good ole days. Censored! In spite of this, we won the track meet! Hell Week! Sweet Adeline-! Baletka at the Da-Da age! Howd-do, gals! Young and Ziffer-phants. Alex and K. Y. Wasn't Eads cute? Something different, eh Pointer? Pals. Topsy-turvy, Button up your overcoat Gerry and Margaret. Where-'s Tommy? Two of a kind. Nice snoopshot . McCullah and Milam. Whose toot is that? You can get up now, Easter is over. Cowboy Childers. Lonesome Lotharios. l-li, fellas. Bow-wow! Poole and Shephard. l-lello, glum and gloomy The beloved hangout. Margaret Prock Mary Margaret Stemen. Angeline Piley Laura Armstrong Ruby Southard Dorothy Watson. Dolly Mayhew Margaret Porter Genada Bynum Gladys Haywood. Margaret Porter Louise Lloyd Margaret Elmore Ruby Blasingame Yvonne Blount. Emma Sue Welch Virginia Lee Southard Laura Armstrong Angeline Piley. Martha Mae Stewart Laura Armstrong Marion Loomis Yvonne Blount Margaret Elmore. Teach . Margaret Prock Zadean Clark Mary Margaret Stemen Emily Powers. Hazel Moore Betty June New Lettye Cotner Ruby Southard lllean Mix. Betty June New Lettye Cotner. Louise Lloyd Helen Gill Dolly Mayhew Marion Loomis, iicorkyn Haywood , Margaret Porter Mary Jo Dyer Hazel Moore Vivian Watson lllean Mix Betty June New Lettye Cotner. Best looking boy .,.,.. Prettiest girl ,,,,,,,,, Best boy dancer ,,,,, Best girl dancer ,,,,, All-around boy . ,,.., All-around girl .-.. Most human ,, Best Best Best Best Best Most Most Most Most Most Most Most liked ,,,,,,,, girl athlete ,,,,, boy athlete ,,.. actor ,,,,,,, ,,, actress L ,,,,,,,,,,,,, WL., intelligent boy intelligent girl Original ,,,,,,,,, versatile ,.... polite ,,,,,, conceited boy conceited girl Biggest sot ,,,.,,....,,. Reddest hair ,, Nit-wittiest ,,,. Best flirt ...,,,. Biggest feet ,,,,, Silliest girl ,,,,, Mast fickle ,,,, Freshest ....,,,,,, Class Best infant ,,,,, necker ,,,,,,, Biggest chump ,,,,,,,, Most sarcastic boy ,,,, Silver-tongued orator ,,, Best looking bum ........s... Lame-brained love-birds Page One Hundred Four SOCIAL HALL OF FAME , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, David Cook Hester Lee McNally ..s.,,.. Bob Egbert ,,,,,,,, Bea Spivey .,,, Tannell Shadid ,, Ruth Davenport Lorraine Sherwood Mable Corbett Ruby Blasingame ,,, Weenie Bynum , ,,,,,, Glenn Reynolds , Arnzie Strickland ,,,,, John Howenstein , .,... Viola McClain ,,,,, Pat Caldwell ,,,, La Nita Smith Phyllis Melander HAUL OF ,,,, George Vaughan ,,,,,, ,, Winifred Knudson Winston Montgomery ,,,,,,,,, Ruth Davenport ,,,,,, Ted Parnell ,,,, Alma McCain ,,,,, Lester Pojezny ,,,, Dorothy Pitts ,,, lrene Blake ,,,,,, Bill Wallace ,,,,,, Jack Brown ,,,,, Jackie Marker Jean Gilliland ,,,,, Bob Egbert ,,,,,, David Cook , ,,,,,,,,,,,, Max Hayes ,, Eddie Rutledge and Brent Clark Most dependable ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, . , ,,,,, Elliene Finnell Most loyal to dear old O.H.S. ,,,,,, Dorothy McMillan Peppiest .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,..,,,,,,.. . ,.,, Zadean Clark Cutest ,,.,,.,,, ,,,,,,,, , Best dressed boy ,,,,, Best dressed girl ,,,,,, Sweetest ,,,,,,,, , .... ,,,,,,,,,,,, Wittiest girl ,,,,, Wittiest boy ,,,,,,, Most dignified , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Most unassuming ,,,,, Most pleasant ,,,, Best personality ,,,,,, Most business-like ,,,,, Best disposition ,,,,, Most domestic ,,,,,,,,,,,, Most serious minded SHAME Dumbest ,,,,,, Lady-killer ,,,, Hopeless ,,,,,,,,,,,,, More hopeless ,,,,,,,,,, Most hopeless ,,, ,,,, 4 0 Biggest blu 4 , Teachers' Pet iand so do Jennie Lou Shephard ,,,, Tom Bartlett Dorothy Spivey ,,,,, Mary K. Voelkers ,, ,, Bettye Jo Taylor Art Grayson ,,,, Luana Payne ,,,, Genada Bynum ,,,,,,, Sadie Kyle ,,,,, Fannie Gettys , ,,,,,,,,, Jimmy Eads ,,,,, Rose Marie Piper ,,,, Helen Kindblade ,,,, Jean Everest Virginia Smith ,,,,,,, Billy Maddox ,,,, Kendall Childers ,,,, Frances Bonde ,,,,, June Milam ,, ixie Edwards es shel ,,,,,, Virginia Clark Most bashful ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Arthemise Doughty Skinniest ,,,,,,, ef?,,,,:,,,, ,,,,,,,, g,,,Q,,T ,,,,, Erle Gilley Rudest boy John shark Most talkative , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Bett-y Jane Cluck Silliest laugh ,,,,, Loudest ,,,,,,,,,,, Biggest sissy ,,,,,, Most hateful ,,.,,,,,,,, Most sarcastic girl ,,,,,,,, Best actress ioff stage! ,,,,,, LeVon Corbin ,,,,,,, Joe Foster ,,,,,,,, Billy Canfield ,,,,, Maxine Commons ,,,, Marjorie Biggs ,,,, Frances Moomey w'1f'4-',2'4-LCN 2:24. 4-5:4 .4-... -,.. . . , ' ' ' ' ' - '- 24- ---- ff- - :nw ,.-N., + 51,4 44:44. fm.. .5 X . L, ' . . 4:1 . . 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' g 4-4 m f f' ' D fa fs ' . vu E 6 f X f - I fyyf , ,xxlllI, Q' '91 W? 1 X m 'S 5 ' 97 f W' cg V wx L QQ jb4v'?r-A W fu' X N - PIAYW ,. clceaowxw sf' LES BEAU74 Awe- D SENIOR STEAK PRYL mama JUNIOQSEEKIVROQE Page One Hundred Six SOCIETY The twenty-ninth of November the Red Skirts gave their annual ban- quet and dance in honor of the members of the football squad. This year the Chamber of Commerce was the scene of entertainment, and the music for dancing was furnished by Ralph Piper's orchestra. The Red Shirts gave their annual post-holiday dance at Spring Lake on January fourth, music by Ralph Piper's orchestra. Jean Everest was the host on March fourteenth when the Jeffersonians gave their spring dance, the first of the season. Instead of having a dance in connection with the Basketball Banquet, as customarily, the Red Skirts postponed their spring dance. At that time the dance was given at Blossom Heath. Last October the Pan Americans gave a dinner at the Y. W. C. A. with representatives from all the city chapters. Central's Hi-Y Club, under the leadership of Bruce Holmes, gave their annual Father-Son Banquet in the cafeteria on November twelfth. The principal speaker was C. K. Reiff, and the color scheme was in the brilliant colors of autumn. The annual Hi-Y-G. R. Banquet was held this year at the Y. W. C. A. Adhering to precedent, the Jeffersonians had a stag banquet in the Colonial Room of the Skirvin Hotel. Dr. Walter Miles was the principal speaker, and George Massey was the master of ceremonies. The tables were decorated with the club colors. ln connection with the Honor Society initiation, the Student Council gave the members of the Society a banquet in the cafeteria. The color scheme was blue and silver, the theme of the evening was Anchors Aweigh , and the principal speakers were E. R. Sifert and the president of the Society. The Chamber of Commerce was the scene of the annual banquet given by the Red Skirts in honor of the basketball squad. The centerpiece was of red carnations, and the place cards were small replicas of the Red Skirt members. Last October saw two of the annual club picnics, the Jeffersonians' Hay Rack Ride and the Ciceronian Steak Fry, the former taking place at Bourne's Dairy, and the latter at Davenport's farm. Camp Don Shelley was the scene of two picnics, the Band Picnic and the Hi-Y-G. R. Picnic. Open-house gatherings were numerous, including those given by the Dramatic Club in llO, the Golden Key after the performance of Big Page One Hund red Seve Page One SOCIETY Hearted Herbert for the members of the cast, the Jeffersonians at the home of a member, the Les Beaux at the home of a member, and the Red Skirts after football games for the visiting teams. The Black Jackets had a re-union party last October, and the seventh of December the Band-lts gave a picnic in honor of the football boys. On the twentieth of December the two clubs were co-hosts at a Christmas Party given at Belle Isle. The Pan-Americans gave a Christmas party at the Mid-Continent Building. Christmas is celebrated much differently in Spain from the holi- day we know, ancl it was in Spanish fashion that the party was held. Lake Overholser was the scene of the Red Shirt Picnic last October, and their spring picnic was held at Lincoln Park. Before the Armistice Day football game between Central and Tulsa: the Tulsa football queen and her attendants were given a luncheon at the Oklahoma Club by the Red Skirts and Band-Its. The tables were decorated with the school colors of both schools, and the principal speakers were the football queens of Tulsa and Central. The Girl Reserves had a Poster Party at the Y. W. C. A. in March, and April sixth they gave a picnic at Woodward's farm. March twentieth saw the presentation of the musical comedy, Rosalie Runs Riot . After the show, a party was given for the members of the cast at the home of a friend. The Pan American Fiesta was held at the Y. W. C. A. for members of all the city chapters, and during the teachers' convention in February the organization gave a tea in the cafeteria for the visitors from out of town. Mrs Moonlight , the senior play, was presented on April twenty- fourth, after which the Golden Key gave the cast a party. April eleventh the Pan American gave a luncheon for both city and out of town members. The favors were small silk flags from the various countries. After the luncheon there was a dance at Draughon's The Band-lt's Carnival ancl Kid Party was held May first at the O.N.G. Bungalow. A prize was given for the most clever costume, and a special program closed the evening's entertainment. The climax of the social season came with the twenty-second of May and the Junior-Senior Reception and Prom. The scene of celebration was the Skirvin Tower. Hundred Eight lin HESTER LEE MCNALLY Football Queen VVllXlll:RED Negr Pringeg Personeiliiq Prince J oe Roberts Tom Bartlett Edwin Royle Hartford lnlow Eugene Royle Glenn Reynolds David Cook George Vaughan Bill Wallace Frarices Moomey Amzie Strickland Www Ruth Davenport Fannie Gettys Nan Allyn Scott Beatrice Spivey t X X XX Q X'RtSXRty X -c Margaret Dunn Hazel Bonebrake Betty Lininger Winifred Knuqdson Luana Payne l-lorterise Rizley Near Princesses HAZEL DOWNING Persondlitq Princess Page One Hundred Twelve N any man's language the task of choosing one couple to represent a class of five hundred person- ality-laden students is difficult, and after eliminat- ing all nominees but ten boys and ten girls, the honor befell Hazel Downing and Winifred Bynum. A charming, personable blond, trustworthy and dependable Hazel fits the position as no other one could and to know her is to love her. Her unpre- tentious manner and her meritorious attitude cer- tainly sum up to a Personality Plus. Fun-loving, alert, capable Weenie is surely the unanimous choice for a prince charming by all who know him. His countenance beaming with at jovial vitality and eagerness to be about and doing things, place him high in the opinions of his fellow classmates as an all-around good fellow. W ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DALE ARBUCKLE Director of Athletics, Head Football Coach KATHRYN NORRIS Director of Girls' Physical Education Page One Hundred Fourteen K F 5 I ri! N35 CLARENCE BREITHAUPT Basketball, Tennis. GWEN WILSON Assistant Girls' Physi- cal Education. OLEN WILLIAMS Assistant Football Coach. D. B. PACK Track. LEWIS BRADEN Baseball, Boys' Physi 'cal Education. 5 2 E 5 E E E 5 5 E 3 I ' .i sxwwtbtu., FOOTBALL 1 Qin ootball lettermen reading from left to right First row Hal Looney LeVon Corbin Tommy Sebring Winifred Bynum Joe Foster Wade East, and Joe Boykin. Second row, Tannell Shadid, Bill Wal- lace. Third row, Sam Johnson, Pat Lay. Fourth row, Jack Lassiter, George Wilhelm. Fifth row, Gilbert Jones, Harold Lahar. Sixth row, John Shirk, George Dobbins, Bill Murphy, Tom Swirzynski, Bob Eg- Page One Hundred Sixteen bert, and Kenneth Cunningham. Lettermen not in the picture are Harry Miskovsky, Don Strain, and J. D. Midkitt. Season's Record 1935-1936 Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Zl O. 25X 33 ie o 9. Schedule for 1936-1937 Dallas September ll-Pauls Valley at Central. Pauls Valley September l8-Central at Pam- pa, Texas. Little Rock September 25-Central at Little Rock, Arkansas. Enid October 2-Ponca City at Central. Classen October 9-Central at Enid. Chickoshq , October l6-Central at Clas- 'W sen. Capitol Hill-' October 23-Chickasha at Central. C Fxwt October 30-Central at api- Tulso roi Hail. Shawnee? ' November 6-Central at Tulsa. Guthriex .gll ry November l3-Central at 'Y ' Shawnee. Henryengw November 20-El Reno at Cen- '- fr tral. FOOTBALL Under the tutelage of a new coach, Dale Arbuckle, the Central Car- dinals rose to new heights during the football season of l935. Coach Ar- buckle came from Duncan highschool with an enviable record and continued it with the red-clad Cardinal machine. Nine wins, two losses, and no ties were the count after the smoke of eleven battles had cleared away. Led by Winifred Weenie Bynum, named All-State fullback, the Cards trampled all opposition with two ex- ceptions. They proved to be one of the best defensive clubs in the state, no opponent scoring more than seven points, and on the offensive were held scoreless in their two losses only. ln a return engagement with Sunset highschool of Dallas the Car- dinals opened the season with an impressive Zl -O win over the Texas boys. Bynum starred, scoring l5 of the Card's points, with John Shirk, burly end of the Cards, tallying the other touchdown. The next weekend saw the Cards go down to defeat by a 2-O score before the rampaging Pauls Valley Panthers, who were later named with Norman state champions. Arkansas furnished the opposition in the form of the Little Rock Tigers the next week, but all that team received for its trouble and trip was a sound 25-7 lacing from the Cards. l larr Miskovslgv, little back- field dynamite, exploded in this game scoring two touchdowns ile Bynum and Shirk scored the other two. The Enid Plainsmen were the next invaders and felt the fury of the Cards to the sad tune of a 33-O licking. The Cards scored at will, with Coach Arbuckle sending in the second and third string teams many times. ln the ninth meeting of the Classen Comets and the Cards, traditional rivals in every sport, the Cards showed l2,000 yelling fans what their power was. Both teams were on edge at the start of the game and a Classen fum- ble on the kickoff paved the way for the first Redbird score. Bynum scored and converted the extra point and the Cards led 7-O. But near the end of the first period, Classen staged a drive down the field which culminated in a score. But the try failed and the score stood 7-6. The Cards added Page One Hundred Seventee FOOTBALL to their total with a field goal by Bynum in the second period. Again in the third period the Cards scored with Bynum again carrying the ball after alert Bob Egbert had intercepted a pass. Pitted against a heavier team the next week, and playing in a veritable sea of mud the Cards suffered their last defeat of the season 7-O at the hands of the Chickasha Chicks. The previous year's champions were the opposition for the next week when the Capitol Hill Redskins entered the happy hunting grounds of Taft stadium. Led again by Weenie Bynum the Cards won their first city championship in seven years when they downed the Redskins by a 9-O score. Bynum took a punt on his own forty yard line just as the gun signalling the end of the half sounded. Completing the play, although the period was officially over, Weenie ran 60 yards for the only touch- down of the game. ln their annual Armistice day battle with the Tulsa Braves, played in weather resembling that of winter, the Cards took Tulsa by 7-O. lt was a game of Bynum against Dave Egbert, all-state back from Tulsa, with Weenie scoring the only touchdown of the game. Facing the hungry Shawnee Wolves, the Cards disposed of them with a l3-6 game. This was one game in which Bynum did not score a touch- down although he was instrumental in the manufacturing of one. The two Cardinal touchdowns were scored by Harold Lahar, tackle, who re- covered a fumble over the goal line, and by John Shirk on a pass from Bynum. The Cards trounced the Guthrie Bluejays by the same score as that of the year before when they won 25-O at Guthrie. George Tiefel scored two touchdowns with Bynum and Shirk scoring the other two. ln their final game of the season the Cards enjoyed a good Thanks- giving feast, not of turkey, but Henryetta Hens, who were victims of a 20-O slaughter. The Cards won the city championship, placed second in the Mid-State, and first in the Central conference for the number of games played. Bynum was placed on the all-state football team, Shirk on the third team, with Tannell Shadid and George Wilhelm getting honorable mention. Pa O Hundred Eighteen N. s S BAS Kenneth De Cordova, Allie Payne, John Palmer, Ernie Holcomb, T. P. Hunter, Bill Maddox, Bill Stammer, Buddy Rea, Tommy Wilson, Bill Chaney, Coach Clarence Breithaupt. Cardinal basketball enjoyed only a mediocre season this year, the team win- ning l2 and losing 7. They placed fourth in the Mid-State Conference race and failed to place in the district play of the state tournament. Coach Clarence Breithaupt had only one regular, who played full time on the team of the year before, in Billy Maddox. Tommy Wilson, who was developing rapidly into the ,best guard in the City, broke an arm early in the season but re- turned near the end of the season. ln Kenneth DeCordova, Coach Breithaupt had the most versatile player on the team. He played center, guard, or forward. The only Cardinal to place on the all-city team was lrwin Buddy Rea, who led the Card scorers and was the outstanding player on the squad. Lettermen were Irwin Rea, Kenneth DeCordova, T. P. Hunter, Tommy Wilson, Bill Maddox, Bill Chaney, Lester Pojezny, Bill Stammer, Melvin Paine, and Ernest Holcomb. The Season's Record Central Wichita 25 Central 45-Chickasha l3 Central 25-Capitol Hill 22 Central 24-Inman, Kans. i8 Central 43-Guthrie 6 Central 35-Shawnee 3l Central l8-Norman 32 Central 45-Chickasha 27 Central Z5-El Reno 20 Central 45-Wichita 25 Central Z5-Classen 30 Central 22-Foster l8 Central l6-Classen 28 Central 27-Norman 22 Central 27-Norman 35 Central 32-Guthrie l4 Central 32-Tulsa 38 Central Z3-Capitol Hill 25 Central i9-El Reno 40 Page One Hundred Nineteen TRACKQMMQBASEBALL l Page One A lei A TRACK We lclnv First row: Billy Bell, Bob Andrews, Jock Dautel, Joe McClain, John Shirk, Bob Wingfield, John Mitchell, Carl Wooley, Coach D. B, Pack. Second row: Jesse Holcomb, Jimmy Cobb, Frank Boyer, Edward Reddell, Bruce Elkins, Howard Griffin, Jack Porter, Billy Pickett. Third row: Sherman Brink, Clifford Ball, Forest Howell, Frank Baker, Joseph Benton, Harry Louis. BASEBALL First rovsg: Gene Chamberlis, Ralph Dishman, Allie Paine, Coach Lewis Braden, Don Brassfield, Alex Wel on. Second row: Gilbert Jones, Russell Maxwell, Joe Boykin, A. D. Roberts, Buddy Rea, E. D. Fabian. Third row: Claud Cook, Bill Maddox, Francis Casey, T. P. Hunter. TRACK Coaching the track team in his last year at Central, Ralph Higgins turned out the finest team that Central had seen in many moons. Outstanding especially were the dashes, relays, and long runs. ln the dashes Paul Sanders had no equal in the state. Bob Wingfield kept him stepping though as a member of his own squad. Sanders, elected track captain, also was the finest in the 440 yard dash, and 220 yard dash. ln addition he ran a quarter in the mile relay team. ln the Norman meet, which the Cards won, scoring 45 points to head their arch rivals from Tulsa who piled up only 23 points, Sanders was high point man with l6M points. The next week at Stillwater in a close race with Tulsa the Cards lost 563A to 5516. The meet was run in a cold rain. Hundred Twenty c The relay team of Wingfield, Sanders, Holcomb, and Bell set new marks in the mile at practically every meet they attended. The track team also won the O. B. U. relays, the O. C. U. invitational meet, the city meet, and practically every other meet entered. Lettermen were: Paul Sanders, Billy Bell, Bob Wingfield, Jack Dautel, Joe McClain, Bob Andrews, George Wilhelm, John Mitchell, Gaither Bynum, Ronald Fergerson, Billy Ayers, Jesse Holcomb, Carl Woolley, and Romus Shadid. This year the Cords show promise of having an equally good team under the tutelage of D. B. Pack. They won the Murray Aggie meet in which John Shirk set a new record in the discus and Bob Wingfield was high point man in an addition to setting a new record. They also won the Bison Relays, O. C. U. Invitational Meet, the Mid-State, and placed second in the Tonkawa meet, BASEBALL State champions at the start of the season, the Central baseball team played any- thing but a winning brand of ball. ln fact, the team played so poorly that by the time the state tournament at Norman come around Coach Lewis Squee Braden told the boys he wouldn't take them to the tournament because of their poor showing in the past. This seemed an incentive to the club and although they did not win at Norman, the following week they copped the Stillwater crown. As Classen was the Norman victor a playoff was held to decide the state cham- pionship. At Texas League park the Cards trounced the Comets in Z out of 3 games to again stay at the top of state baseball. The pitchers who carried the brunt of the burden were Alex Weldon and Roy Midkiff who hurled sterling ball the entire season. Lettermen were: Beans Russell, Roy Midkiff, Alex VVeldon, Frank Binda, Hugh McCullough, Frank Dishman, Billy Maddox, Bernard Schmidt, Harry Miskovsky, Francis Casey, Melvin Paine, and Roy Jones, D Page One Hundred Twenty-One TENNIS - GOLF TENNIS: Guy Mitchell, Ralph Boyte GOLF-First row: John Stammer, Elwood Ecton, Coach Sayre, Heldridge Hedge. Second row: Carl Swartz, Ray Sears, Buster Clary. BOYS' ATHLETICS Golf and Tennis For the first time in many years the Cardinal golf team went places and did things. They won the Mid-State title over Classen and Shawnee. The team was composed of Billy Murray, Ed Sinclair, W. B. Clayton, Elwood Ecton, and Kelley Owen. ln tennis the Cards did not fare so well. They did not win any tour- naments but always put up a game fight. Central's players were Dean Johnson, Casper Watkins, Ralph Boyte, and John Townsend. The doubles combination of Higgins-Boyte have been successful thus far in the season. 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'j:p:,- .1-'ei Y 'XA' I 1531553 ' ,. e - ei 3:iwff m' if gpm, P - ,nf 533 e rs . . -f-EQHSQ ,I Q: -4. -:me . :ggi fn- 4. :---ea if - .21 -If: ' 'Exif EF? 1212: in , i 51 -1 161 ! aaa ' 31:13 2- - 4 N -' Ia:-U M .f .lr 1. a-I -.- 'f-,' -Eff' 4' 2 .Z Lf - Jkm, A .- .. uw.. . 3' cw-W,..An-, , ..,, , .939 -M AA, ,,,, , - m..,,qk ,?pv. 1 Aff v Page One Hundred Twenty-Three BASEBALL and SWIMMING BASEBALL First row: Zadean Clark, Lorraine Sherwood, Virginia Clark, Virginia Morris, Dorothy Watson, Gladys Mooney, Marian Loomis. Second row: Louise Lloyd, Ruby Blasingame, Dolly Mayhew, Marcella Whiting, Coach Kathryn Norris, Yvonne Blount, Mary Jo Dyer, Margaret Porter. Third row: Cary Kirk Partain, Genada Bynum, Gladys Haywood, Margaret Elmore, Emma Sue Welch. SWIMMING First row: Marian Loomis, Emily Powers, Margaret Prock, Zadean Clark, Mary Margaret Stemen. . Second row: Gladys Mooney, Shirley Redman, Jessie Mae Atkinson, Faye Goff, Dorothy Scott. Third row: Betty June New, Olive Wilson, Barbara Germany, Yvonne Blount, Juanita Foree, Lois Wilson. Baseball this year is to be for the enjoyment of the players themselves. The different school play-days are the only competition games, but at such times the team shows its Central spirit. Five girls who made letters last year, are returning and with the excellent material among the others coming out, the team is expecting a good season. Louise Lloyd, a sure catch, is to cover first base, and Gladys l-laywood, last year's pitcher, will adequately till the some position this season. Ruby Blasingame will take third base and show how a real Centralite plays baseball. Dorothy Watson and Margaret Porter are the other two returning players and are expected to play second shortstop and center field, respectively. Among the new players, Lorraine Sherwood and Zadean Clark are outstanding, and Marian Loomis follows her sister's footsteps to make a good baseball player for Central. Dolly Mayhew, Margaret Elmore, Fay Goff, Virginia Morris, and other new girls will help to win games for Central this season. Page One Hundred Twenty-Four VOLLEYBALL First row: Margaret Porter, Ruby Blasingame, Rosie Wein, Marian Loomis, Yvonne Blount. Second row: Dolly Mayhew, Louise Lloyd, Margaret Elmore, Cory Partain. Third row: Glayds Haywood, Coach Kathryn Norris, Genada Bynum. ln the bright red satin Cardinal suits the volleyball team this year enjoyed a good season. Although there was no city championship at stake, the different invitation games and play-days were entered with the some tight and zest it takes to win tor Central. There was much material to use this year, and with the splendid coaching of Kathryn Norris and the new assistant, Gwen Wilson, a fine team was developed. Gladys Haywood could be depended upon for serves or for any posi- tion, and Cary Kirk Portain, better known as Corky , was the sure kill at the net. Ruby Blasingame and Rosetta Wein, although small, did well in all the games. This was Rosie's first year. Genada Bynum, Phyllis Casey, and Margaret Porter made letters last year, and were all-around players. Yvonne Blount, transferred from Capitol Hill, was an excellent addition to the team. Louise Lloyd, a new player, though experienced in other forms of athletics, was consistently good in setting up for a kill at the net. Marian Loomis, Dolly Mayhew, and Margaret Elmore were all new girls, but proved to be invaluable on this year's Cardinal volleyball team. lt has been a wonderful year for the development of the girls on the team, which, after all, is the ideal of Central High School athletics. Page One Hundred Twenty Five 1 -- , . 'V - CI' - ' -A V , FT W . , M -A ,1,- . ., ,HA -Kp! , k.,,, I Z V 3 . ,. , ., Q V , H, ,. - 1- V , , 1 V, .Q-If ,.. .riizi--,...'wf--y V ., -. V V g . Q' . V -Ift.:f-::2,Vb.tV-Ziff-i1: 'ZZ' ' AV- V. 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Devoe Paints, Wall Paper, Books Gifts, Picture Framing and Artists' Materials II5 West- Main Phone 3-2345 l Oklahoma City, Okla. PRICE 8tSON 8l6 North Wallcer GROCERIES 6- MEA TS We Deliver Phone 2-4186 Phone 3-5315 Cr L.D. 727 LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY 1604 N.W. Fifth St. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. Engineers C7 Jobbers Wholesale Only HEATING PLUMBING Cr Air Conditioning Equipment' Dunham Heating Specialties Briggs Beautyware Fixtures Ruud I-lot Water Heaters Pacific Boilers Clarage Fans i ' i l I -X I liiiiii . i i fi 2 in w h N Always fr , 5 ,y I DRINK COCA-COLA fm I I I IN BOTTLES .K L , il . 5 f . l ' ll'l Q 1 ill Relax and devote a little minute to ice-cold Coca-Cola. Then youill igdcrf i, K1 I 4 k htth tht f h ll m .L e now w a e pause a re res es rea y eans. l v-l'l 'R29ll . . . . EYIWFHXEKREGISTE I5 C ca-Cola IS a pure drink of natural flavors There lS nothing .., , , 0 . 1 'l ATD.NOV-Glg artificial in it. Every drop is tested. Twenty-two scientific tests it i it 4 ' I for purity cover eve1'y step in its preparation. lt comes to you i l X pure as sunlight-with ingredients found in wholesome foods l xi l W and drinks consumed by every family in the land, every day. U W ii X These ingredients are so carefully selected and blended in Coca-Cola ii ,ill il that they make the most popular beverage the world has ever l l I known. Today it is served in seventy-six countries, complying with l l ' ' the ure food laws of all of them. , y it i P i 1 , I - 2 l f l l lt has a tingling, delicious taste. It gives you a cool after-sense of il i N refreshment. A brief rest period devoted to Coca-Cola helps you K I llil ,vu follow through at work or at play. ig..,v 5 OKLAHOMA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY We are happy to have served the Class ot i936 Your Senior Rings are furnished by Baggett Engraving Company 7 QCIZQH S A Home Institution MAKE OUR STORES YOUR HEADQUARTERS W. J. PETTEE 8z CO. i889-M47 Years in Oklahoma City- i936 Complete lines of Golf Equipment - Baseball and Football Equipment Sportswear for Men Sportswear for Women l2l -l23 W. Main St. Oklahoma City, Okla. SENIORS! You are invited to visit and inspect DRAUGHON BUSINESS UNIVERSITY ln the Heart of Oklahoma City ,fu f. .JE f ,riff V21 v,, if A .sq -Ls...-. .. e. .. ,,f,.-... X I .i f '-ri . 2-'mi -'--f R A' +iim9l'5'Ef-f ,'--iii-time St if'fwt+:iff?1 ' 533-Eglnag lgfifisgq 1 7'ss5 EP1: Fzxlgligii E,,,if.:, 'r M, i , ' , 5 '15 S-.g.' l nag Q-,wff33j3'Ei'e .Sq ' A .... , af. .1'f1f 1rf:z+ f-ww... ..., 2 ..,.. ' . 1 'Fil lt -1 ' 1-EW:-:+a i 'i 'ti-1. ,5 9 f l ' l f' ' H-2l143C.,Q.f-Q 5 fra ! -li- ' i t A. ff .M el ee :ff irzii it ' -ts W ' - , ,Q-g s - ,izzijge ig. cIL.:.,g1.,1.:, 113 1f::'gg51' -I -151 .LQ , A .,., Brown's - 0klahoma's largest department store, has thou- sands of customers who have attended and been graduated trom Central High School. Brown's values this patronage and hopes to serve this year's :lass in the future just as we are serving all the past classes. gyfmmm 0 OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahomafs LC-:eidinq PRINTERS Since 1889 CriIT1GS JOUFUdi Publishing Compdnq O077L77LC7'Cl!ll Printers and Book fU'tl7l'I,tflll'f7lT67'S 100-106 N.E. Second Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma M We are proud Tl'1Ol' The l Q36 Cardinal NU, A ,i -1- ui 'l G' selected STANDARD Qual ity Engravings hirty Years Of Knowing ow TH I RTY YEARS AGO The Standard Engraving Company pioneered school annual engraving in Oklahoma. -AN D TODAY The Standard Engraving Company has the most complete, recent installation of modern photo-engraving equipment in Oklahoma. -NOW The Standard Engraving Company unites time-tested experi- ence with modern science to produce printing plates that really print better. .-1:4 STANDARD ENGRAVING co. if 626 West Main Oklahoma City lB3lENNlETTS lHIAlRZlLANfS DRUG S Rllf SWEET SHUP S ale RQ if Good F0051 Across the Street Served Right 310-A North Robinson 522 922 Ph011C 3-0336 Candy, Hot Dogs, Cold 921 North Robinson Drinks, School Supplies Qqufogfzaplzs QQ Rfb 5 Qbbva 9 UQ 7'7' af0g7apxhS 1 JV My M M ,QW I , , , X J M 'QJx3 fXU W Ox WML ' Ja JWAUNX i 7 X . QVLJNINQUEVMQQ A ' 'XXZLE WWW' A W 3 Q X ' 5 -3 b i K ,Myg 1555 . 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