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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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SMITH HAROLD WOLAVER ROYCE DONALDSON VERNON CORKLE BILLY HILL Gaylord Science Award Malcolm Henry Award Oklahoma City- Oklahoma City Architectural Engineering Typographiczil Union Typographical Union A 8: E Equipment Award 11283 Award 11285 Award I swag, 7 4 4 , . ,YA In - Max UA , , P - fc -r fmfrva ti- ,r,r ,tai JAMES CARR Danforth Award 5? iff , .F LOBBY DEAN HELEN REYNOLDS 3Alpha Iota Award First Secretarial Award K , V W f fax Q - ' , 'Kr '2'1' 1 A f Q I V4 fi .2 I VORMA HILL JEANIE RUEDY Department Award First Les Beaux Arts Award '15--'Y' JOHN BOGOSHIAN Sears, Roebuck Award MARGIE ZELLINGER Second Secretarial Award Steve Pennington Award i s RUTH YAMAGISHI Second Les Beaux Arts Award WELI5 MARVIN GERSON DERRILL PIERCE Award Masquer Award Speech Award JIMMY ROGERS RONNIE CORDELL Civitan Award Red Shirt Athletic Award as I .la ' V A- if NELDA HELLER First Bookkeeping Award a- Z9 .,.,x i f xy DOROTHY SKINNER Third Les Beaux Arts Award CLAUDIE ADAMS if EDITH MCINTYRE Second Bookkeeping Award :RQ FIORINF DOUGAN A A U W Ass ard Mu Phi Fpsilon Award Second Poetry Award , sf PHYLLIS PORTER Speech Award Reader's Digest Award HARVEY BROWN P.T.A. Award f WANDA MYERS Marmaduke Corbyn Service Award .. .gf ' - uve li.,- 'PN CAROLINE WARRAM Phi Beta Kappa Award MARY ANN VanVACTER Colonial Daughters History Award . I V1 rg ' 'rf 'llf fx nk .ffnmff razor Theme Xxr l f fy JIAIVM' PUEDY 'f-f,..f lf-T-'fl TR i UNDERSTANDING IS THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD Wlien light comes - darkness leaves. Wlien understanding comes - ignorance leaves. When wars come - peace leaves. UNDERSTANDING IS THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD Only through world understanding can permanent peace be achieved. X y . -E CONTENTS NLBY uE3g,:FCbief CLASSES Features - - - ....... - - - - Seniors .... juniors ..... Sophomores - - - ATH LETICS Athletic Council ............ - Cheer Leaders --- Squad Pictures --- Football .... Basketball -- Baseball --- Track ...... Girls' Sports --- O Club .... Title Page ....................... Dedication Page ..... Theme Page ...... Table of Contents ....... Board of Education Staff .... School Administrators .... Faculty ............ Cafeteria Staff ..... Custodial Staff ..... - - 1 4-21 - 22-43 --- 44-49 - 50-56 58 58 59 --- 60-61 -- 62-63 64 65 -- 66-67 68 T A B l. E ADMINISTRATION 2 Blllillfff Manage' 3 4 6 7 - 8- 1 1 1 2 1 2 ORGANIZATIONS Pep Clubs ....................... - - 70-79 Music Clubs - - - 80-91 Other Clubs ................... 92-108 ACTIVITIES Student Council - - - 110- 1 1 1 Cardinal Staff ......... 1 1 2 Cardinal Photography .... 1 1 3 Sooner Spirit Staff ..... 1 14 Mr. and Miss Central ..... 1 15 Queens ............ 1 1 6- 1 19 Celebrities .... 1 20 Plays .............. 121-123 Sadie Hawkins Dance .... 1 24 Features ........... 1 2 5 Awards -- 126-127 End Page --- 128 4 bw1i11isf1'At'Cov1 T -.1111 iii-1-1 i RUTH YAMAGISHI BOARD OF EDUCATION R. LEWIS BARTON IRA WILLIAMS - President Vice-Prexident VERNON BEALS OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT DR. MEL BARNES MR. MERLE BURR Deputy Superintendent Auiftant Superintendent Inxtrurtion and Indurtrial Administration and Education Permnnel DR. N. L. GEORGE LAURA BECHTEL A.r.fi.ftant Superintendent Asjistant Superintendent Burinen Management Elementary Education JOHN PEARSON, JR. C. B. MCCRAY DR. CHARLES S. WALLACE Anixtant Superintendent Rerearrb and Pupil Permnnel 6 MR. F. R. BORN, Principal of Central, helps to create among the faculty and students of our school an atmosphere of friendship and under- standing that is unequaled in Oklahoma City. DR. J. CHESTER SWANSON, Superintendent of the Oklahoma City School system, handles the difficult job of promoting understanding and unity among the many schools throughout the city. During his first year Dr. Swanson has proved himself capable of filling this important position. Y fa W GUIDANC J. FRANK MALONE Vice-Principal -all RALPH V. MILLER MAURINE HOOVER Boys' Counselor Girls' Counselor GLADYS BEEN Counselor FACULTY 1 V . Cora Voy Aldrich Helen Allison Dorothy Angevine Earl Applebee Eleanor Askew English Home Economirs Langugge Assistant Foozbull, English Baseball, Hislory FACULTY Sue Branson Clarence Breithaupt Mary Brucher Commerce Barkelbnll, Bnsinen Ed. Home Economicr 4... Avie Brandes Elizabeth Burdette J. S. Burleson History Englirb, journalimz Burinefs Education ff' X , ,tn f . .,,, . X 5: Eva Chowning Maybelle Conger Librarian Speech Eleanor Curtis ' Golden Davidson C. D. Deal L. S. Demand Carroll Dunn Dixtfibutive Education Auto Mechanic: Radio, Electricity Mathematic: Innrumenml Muric Anne Ebel R. A. Ferguson Loda Hall Art Printing Hirtory 1 1'-JF-. W -2' Bert Hogard A. D. Jacobson Edith johnson Science Playrical Education Regirtmr fi? M. H. Jones Harry Hicks Sheet Metal Woodwork Anita Kramer Lenna Lawson Art Buritzerx Education fi I Gy' W 5 L? at .. V .,?,.,Xge-he X gi-qgwgl . 11 3 1 ' E' K in gg ' if W 1 Q7 2:1 1 f Q ,E . , X FACULTY F. A. Leabo Orville Looney Eva Lee Woodwork Auto Mecbartirf Vofal Marie . X. an V Mary Lewis Mary Lockwood Kathleen Lowther .Ruby McKelvy Agnes Martinosky Financial Secretary Srience Mathemaliey Buxineu Eduration Attendanre Clerk - rr- nl, , - gig: , gf V are a y ,W ' r 9 Ai' frxirr-35 E. H. Miles Nancy Mills J. M. Millstead Ruth Morris Ben E. Males Hirtory Englifb Typewriter Repair Matbematirf Englirla f i if I 6 1 ' 'Y' xn 'J . ' .-rf' ai --.1 -was . M. - . .M ,, ,. , ,QQQTH Q ' A g-fifiizfg545ifi , -' J Stanley Myers Mary Neel james McGuckin A. E. Phillips Hallie Ramirez Srienre English Cabinet Trade Merlrarziral Drawing EngliJh f, 2 , E' M QE' e N. . t I I .1 J if . . f ,' X 1. New ff in A , , ,ia Georgia Reid Paul Ringler Harold Roberts Lowell F. Donley Ruth Rogers Bu.fineJ.r Education Comrnerrial Art Diverrified Education Carpenter Trade Engluh 4 FACULTY Norma Donnell Raymond Ryder Stella Samuel Serrelary to Prinripal Hiflory Language I fi. , W lf? 1' if ' Q ' i' A . 5? . AN :E i f B ,.. T J lf li V. 5 ZA, ' . ll Vernon T. Brewer Barbara Schlabach R. B. Shogren M. M. Simons Vivien Smith Driven' Training Englixh Machine Shop Sheet Metal Physical Educazion Ruth Snell Eleanor Sponseller Cecil Tansel Doris Taylor Lucile Taylor Language Cormetology Prinzing Trade EngliJh Srienre ..-V f. ' f K hifi A '.: A B. H. Thomas Martha Truax M. V. Van Meter Pauline Walker Printing Trade Englirh Hirlory Srienre Ruth Wallace Berniece Wester Lucile Spann Lillian Wilson J. D. Winbray English Phyxifal Edufalion Bufineu Educalion Bufinesr Education Photography 9 Y Swag ' X si . f +P, viii 4 e E - xx r 1 fi I lim THIRD ROW: Chella Yarger, Rosa Bierwirth, Vera Allen, jean Fancher SECOND ROW: Ida Thomas, Dora Stone, Helen Phillips, Faye Pim, Iona Greenhaw FIRST ROW: Samantha Pickens, Helen Miller, Miriam Hammell, Cafeteria Mmzagerg Rachel Linton, Arlie Hinshaw CAFETERIA STAFF- CLISTODIAL STAFF SECOND ROW: low Raglin, Norman Goodrich, Frank Reavis, Carl Permenter, Paul O'Daniel FIRST ROW: Orville Cambell, Lynn Carlton, Grover Jenks, Lead mrrodianj Aughtry Nix, Roy Legrancl 4 05565 A 'I M, N ' fYL RUTH YAMAGISH I mm X wt limi 3 H ffm' W Kcwtral f Physical Educat ion Anne 111 WW., Art. Burldmg f Vocational Bu mug, rfnr fo , oy ,,f - Z, Shops ilding QLJQ +-,,:,1,,-,gf 353551 Ti if 6 17 35 52 ff EE Hi fr' 3 ll M 3 3 ,if f' f X I 2 ya? A Z- . fig fs we i ,, QQ: 1 1 F W English I F lorine and Harold! Mathematics K Peggy and Ray! ,av-A 11--, .4 in--. ..4 1 I Chemistry fBillie Jo and Cecil! History fBob and Doris! faking 60. Engineering Drawing fCha1lesl Commercial art Ueanie and Ioan! uzralory Subjects Radio Singing fPalmerl 17 Library fMarilynl I Sewing fBeryl and Mona! Speech fDavidl 1 9 V oovwle 0 05 6 Studying Kommerfial Kaurscs 1 ow as 0510 we oc 0 nf vc' 0150 ev' 04, v 'ips 18 0- xx ,Acquiring Vocational Skills f ?1 1 Al Jr 6, 654 -'Q J 44 2 Boys of the month fDon, John, Bob! T-V winner ffishtonl And Particzyuzfilq Honor Society supplies service fLarry, Y Track lRonnie2, baseball fDarrelll, football fTommyJ, and basketball fsaml Boxing fCary and Leon! W ra-Kurrifulur Activities T dancing fludith, Bruxe, Bitsy, Jimmy! Student council fund raising lI'at! I 3 . I .mn 5 Z' ' my 1 rfmtt . .AV, M, W A , A Wlgwli 4. Football coronations Uamie, Jerry, Judy! Service club KBill, Barbara! JR. REU CRUSS Lt 2 in Fight, Cards, Fight! ..f , 'Q SECOND ROW: Lila johnson, Shirley Ferguson, Sue Gotts, Nakita Lester FIRST ROW: Marvin Gerson, Edna Mae Leech, Fred Capalongan, Sam Thompson, Jr., Rosemary Major, Don sENloR CLASS The senior class of '51 came to Central as confused sophomores. Being just This Side of Innocence, we were be- wildered by the activities of enrolling and fascinated by the new sound system. To begin our activities at Central, we elected John Brown as our class president. To start the year off right, the student council gave a sock-hop in our honor. In our junior year, we were led by Marvin Gerson and john Brown. One of the highlights of the school year was our junior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Another big event was the junior-Senior Prom, planned and financed by the junior class. Our junior year was certainly a big success, and what's more, we still had our senior year to look forward to! In the fall of 1950, we returned to Central with the wonderful feeling that at last the big year was here! We were seniors, and in the spring, during Commencement Week, we could stop and Rest and Be Thankful for our three won- derful years at good old O. H. S. Sam Thompson, serving as our class president both semesters, led the class through our many and varied activities. The junior-Senior Prom was a great success, and the last two weeks of May were filled with our senior play, senior assembly, and Commencement exercises. Yes, our senior year was certainly glorious, and a year we will always remember. OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Sam Thompson President Sam Thompson Fred Capalongan Vice-Preiidenf Fred Capalongan Carolyn Proctor Serrehzfy Lila johnson Rosemary Major Trearurer Sue Gotts Marvin Gerson Sergeanl-aldirmi Don Henthorn Edna Mae Leech Student Council Shirley Ferguson Shirley Ferguson Yell Leader Nakita Lester Mary Neel, Harry Hicks, Rae Miller, Cbairmang Eleanor Askew, Ruby McKelvy, Earl Applebee, Mary Eliz L I I X. 1 '. I m W-J' 521.45 A V, . 77-I M I Q, . 3' ZS- I .aj 2 ..AV M A r . 3 Ie ,.V, if ,, V A A I I - A I n 43 Q 'UNI .fl A N' R' fi I ' , ,- . .. M VVhV , , . IQ A I 'Q iv is 1- ? f J I, I L . 41, q . l 'S ff' f ' X A W GERRY ACKERMAN FANNY LOU ADLER ED ADWON DICK AIKMAN VIRGINIA AINSWORTH I I 'Q ,,. vii ' 'W Eg- If ' - My 9- ---- ' I ' ' . S Yi T - X vi iw LEON ALLEN EDNA ANDERSON OSCAR ANDERSON LOUIS ANTONIO so-' Xu 'IR ... FRANCES ARNOLD JUNE ARNOLD LENORA ASHFORD LARRY AUTRY I Q vw 41 'HB if x A0153 CARLOS BAGWELL BILLIE BAILEY JANET BAIRD Q 5, vu- V 7 gg gg., ' an K, - ,A 'fQI 5 ,. . I . . dw '.V A 3? My 2 1 I V' 519. sie' he f if J 2 X,,7f' H H cz I ' 1.55 3 Q I WI? CI-IERRA BETH BARNARD GARNER BARNETT WILLIS BOTTGER Awaiting S 23 BARBARA ARMSTRONG -dwg, mi'- 'L i ' t ,A i 4 'K fu., 8 K . BILL AYLING t. Nick fLila and Bobj Dancing in the Dark fPut and Sizzlin' Samj '55 ., .fl 5 5-ED' 14' ' 4 .. Ni I 'T I 49 F 'L 4 gf ,w wvg, ,i,5 1 L K ,, . ,i f f . LAVEDA BERRYHILL MOHANNA JO BILLINGSLE ..,vF: ,V ,V I I hi , f '- '3 1 31 59. 4,54- : 5. :Li I 'ff A I A, BETTY BLACKWELL BONNIE BLALOCK ' 'A ziT,..U H-E I kv 'L K . i - f ' i v, 3 - jk vs J I , ,MVIS K 65? I TED BONDS GAY BONK 41P S lbw f, ' -fm' ,Lf ,:142:1FI , . .H V' ',, : ., f' V fl K 6 , L,,L . ,.. . ., Wg , 5- I 3 ELLEEE f Ayr. 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ROBERTA BRYAN J JACK BUSH -as-l',AW'5a DENA BUTTERFIELD MAX CALDWELL I N ah fr 4? J' iz ,Z I 115' 3 1' ff '--I' X N ' , 'fin ,V WM ft ,f I f ?12l 2 'fA if V5 f Xia ROBERT CAMPBELL FRED CAPALONGAN Mun. V ff' if 'Hut , Q X A. ,E . 'R V. 5:5 , 1 I '3 -Li I Q Q M A JAMES CARR MARY FOREAKER CARTER DAVID CHAFFIN LAURA CI-IECI-IOVSKY A N.. , , I N, X M f' RQ-Mww n I ,,'. , 1 fi-ii I ED CHURCHMAN MAI-ILON CLANCY Aa. 1' 'ff , .. a rk, fr L xw iz iv x Q ni 5 J 3 E ,C 2 SYDNEY CLOUD E -1- 1 .3 X ULA JEAN COLE Grid queem, '50 and '65?? RONNIE coRDE1.1. ffudy and famiej J, , 'W ,, .wg Q Q FREDDIE COFER L I DORIS COLLINS if gi f 1 M2 , . f M' a' VERNON CORKLE ,, 8 1+ + ,gg JIM CARPENTER , 5' , Mi, .- ik,LIl!lx.V ms. aaqp JERRY CHURCHILL . ,elf GLADYS COLE X' BETTY COOK Q-,f if I gf 2, x I g BENNETT CRABLE 26 gfmfk, 'QQ' 2 A ,WI ix Y., ' sf N S. 6 K , I 3 x ' GLORIA JEAN CRAIN '35 3'- Q42 vxx' k , .Q . 5 yi? KJV CAROLYN CUSTER , .J N, , f I L PAUL DILBECK 'sn JR MARY FRANCES CREEC1-1 BERNICE CRAWFORD RUN, 519 f DQR fl RRRR L I -...F I J, X RR ' in 1 NORMA DAVIS BOBBYE DEAN - ' .,.,.,.. 1--4 .- , .Af My if :UE QW S ,W 55: Z A A .255 3 Ng r 4 VI Z? 13 -. V. 2 5' ik f -M 5 1 c 4 'AI I 5 , . 'Yom 11-rf R f K Z 1: Q R? . MR 1. BOBBY CRUMLEY im , 1.,, I ,af Aw as x, sl' ' I-A V ,gf MARILYN DIETRICI-I Ni. L. A. CURRY Q Wx Q 1.4, JOYCE DILTZ ' , V, 35? I I ,al Y r 'mf FLORINE DOUGAN I SUE DULANEY BILLIE JO DUNN -'Tw V' ig V A ,,v. ' ig, ,'z- 2- Qi - sei . I M y 573 MAI- I M V , K Y R J I is I I '-. 5 A I A BOB DUNN ELSIE EDGECOMB I If Q f' ,f ' I 3 A JOAN DILBECK J' fi 'cy ,, , , ,IL, Iw i GERALDINE DITTO ERMA JEAN DIXON ROYCE DONALDSON JIM EDGECOMB Lady Luck 1Ji5il.I' Central fPhylliJj I' lsr- 'wqm I've Go! My Love to Keep Me Warm fFmn and Dmzidj 7 , I . , MARY ANN FARISS SHIRLEY FERGUSON -' f sg, -I LRLW- .3 1 C In WF Q 1 1 A: N .Q ' 7 I M, ', 'X :Hem . ?'R Z ak. 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V ' ,, A WILLA MAE MOHLMAN STANLEY MONTGOMERY BILL MOORE 34 DICK MOORE JACK MOORE TOMMY MORGENSON ELOISE MORRISON LORETTA MORROW Cf . 3.55 fyfgfsskfzv, ,332 . 3,1 ',,' . 4- , ' V Ns ! 'ws af, I Aww-f A .I I A M 5 I A X is I 5 Q ,I I ' ,, I r ,W in Y I SHIRLEY MOSER MARVIN MOSHER WANDA MOSER LOUISE MOTE IRA MOTLEY H' ' ., 'V AJ , I I I'R' f Q, .I I E In 'jf M I 4 ' ' I M I T vt I ' f ' ' ,rv-Y ' ' ' I Y A .,,k: . z RAY MOTLEY JIMMY NALL il iii -may I I f I 'Q 'H . .L J 'Q ' qi I - 5- ,Q ui t gg, 1: w ig, f. 'Maggy Q , , I K .I BILL NEWMAN 35 FRANCES MULLINS PAMELA MURPHY WANDA MYERS ROBERT NAIL JOAN NAY SAM NAYFA Q' , W PAT NICHOLS JOHN NICHOLSON gpjfjf gf Clgyjfgmdf fMr. Born, Linda, Lloydj A DOROTHY OLIVER BETTY OSBORNE x. Q Bafkeiball royalty ffohn and Diflnnej MONA PANTER , 'UN 'gp JOHN PASCHAL CAROLYN PATTON JOAN PEALE I EL' XL 'J 6 x A I gg Y I Wh' - W V -' I HELEN PENDLETON BETTY PETTIT DARRELL PIERCE A . 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Danrej Q s Y 5 CLOVIS REECE HELEN REYNOLDS ' Jr q w ,Q Z 4 41 wir X JAMES REYNOLDS 'DIXIA RICHARDSON BOB ROBERTSON SHERRY ROBINSON JIMMY ROBINSON fm' 'Q 2-'fflgg' CELESTINE RODRIGUEZ CAROLYN ROGERS JIMMY ROGERS MARLA ROOKSTOOL MARY KAYE ROPER 37 N 'EY' ix Q I I , ' Af ELVA JANE ROSS SHIRLEY ROSS JEAN ROUTH -0- 21 ALLEN SADLER LEE SALES ERNIE SAMES 3-3 -'Of W, 6 'cv I Q M JOAN SCOTT PAT SCOTT BILL SEBRING 5 I g ' .S- Q ,Q M Hx 4' 44 Y I 4 . . .aa 1, Ha, ' 11155 5 51 I? Q Q 2 I K V, L ,.S.S ,,-n - - . , I 1 .- mfs' , 1:-2,1 M., ga I Y EGL WANDA SEWELL Need your face wculaed? fNadine and Kennelbj ' f 1561, 4, wif, I ago. w JEANIE RUEDY JOHN RYAN ,.. ,, I I STT ff: Q Q ...L S H4 CARMEN SATOE JAMES SCARBROUGH .. I wfmifv ' f - I '55 . , . , K ,EL I , 7 A 'V1L, ' J fi, r, 'E Jw 4 y . X ,Q AX X wwxi Q, 'K 'f '15, A J , , 2 , gg ,REQ ,U K 1? sf I za? wi I ff f 1 A G 3 4 LENNIS SELLERS ROBERT SEMPTNER .3 K I l JIMMIE SHADID HELEN SHADID We- i t-4 xi.. N E, S, 3 V . . 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Q - aw! 5 5- - 3 0744 W ' 2 ' Mm., am.. - ' Ieausmdl ifsii Q W9-143242 ,JQLVWP 7,06 .27,...2!.,.d,.,., if,.L..1.'f,Z,.VQ..,-Jaf.4,4.,Zf1.,M7 ,-Af,e4,f,f,f2.0zTp,A1I7...k,?f'3JfM5,f 214,.,4..??lzg MM 1 MQ ,sv-J,sz44f2L4fa,:.f,.ff.,,,I14.J.,.f, Climb I M Wad-Wwiiw-wifzqvwadf ff7,7CfJ,ff?, M., QMW IM may Zywfkiwxifg JQMVIE' 6.1.lJL 039' ou OIYIE gm,-0.53: gm , ,Q UM, ' ,ML 4'.m,.4Q,au: 7-ffzf77wJ?w Bjflmoif' JMJWA ZI.z,,.J..,..,..,g 3-MIVL 142,l7v45z'.,..m,44.,'Wff,Lzi7, If,14..e.y,,,, 'IW Ann Campbell, Barbara Miller, Mary Keefer, Nina Clark, Ronnie Browning, Louis Antonio, Alpha Sowards, Gene Kanaly, iv- Pat Southall, Pat Manners, Nancy Poston 1- ,, 1 f zgj' -, jL'.M JUNIDR CLASS We began, when we were So Big, as sophomores, just out of various junior high schools, by joining clubs, providing representatives for athletic teams, supporting our school in all activities, such as basketball and football games, and elect- ing the most capable persons as our sophomore officers with Ronnie Browning as president and Alpho Sowards as vice- president. We started our second year with Great Expectations, discovering new talents and interests in our own groups. We continued making our classes and school better by re-electing Ronnie Browning and Alpha Sowards as presidents. We were especially proud of the junior sportsmen who have helped to better our teams and win athletic honors. Of the four major queens that Central has had this year, two have been juniors, Barbara Miller, the Band Queen, ind Di Anne Greenberg, the Basketball Queen. Our junior play was magnificent with Nancy Poston, Virginia Davis, and Gene Kanaly in the leading roles of Cheaper by the Dozen. Concluding this year has been a hard thing to do, but in no better way could this be done than with the junior- Senior Prom, the perfect climax. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Ronnie Browning Prerident Alpha Sowards Alpha Sowards Vive-Pfavidenl Pat 50Utl'lall Mary Keefer Secretary Mary Keefer Ann Campbell Trearufer Nancy Poston Lois Bailey Sludenl Counril Nlrla Clark Louis Antonio Sergeant-al-Arm! Gene Kanaly Pat Manners Yell Leaderr Barbara Miller Virginia Davis Pat Manners SPONSORS Bert Hogard, Ruth Snell, Eva Lee, M. H. jones R. A. Ferguson, Chairman john Wise, Doris Taylor Nancy Mills ,,. fell 44 ff. I Q ff- ' ',', P- I , In I If , 1 . Jim i W fx 3 A I 1: I I N., I cm- 'fix J A I 1 'f :'. W, - 15 , , ' A ,K .4 I 1 I , I - 'H- K 1 Q f , D f A J mv, - x 9' A I I I Her' .ini I 1 If if 1? , , I ft- '. --X,. , . I . K E R. Lk' ga 57.5, A Bi- +A IMI If - I -ww I , wgiifffx N ' ,I 5' ,L if 1. N55 A V 77,-' , if gd 3' 'LZ 2 fbi. ff!!!-'J ij' ' .1 ' 1 ' 'V if .f JI 'Q ' is C225 Y . 5 L A, I 'Qf I Clauen I Eh' Pep Axfembly- ll? Q, E '1 Fffdayf gal I N On. 13, 1950 Q 4. .f,-I U ,KJ I K, I 1 xv' . I mr ,J ld ' L 1 1 if iii If LARRY ADAIR ROY ALDRICH RITA Jo ALLEN LoDUs ARMITAGE LOIS BAILEY MARSHALL BAINES LA DONNA BALLARD LA VONNA BALLARD SALLY BARNES VELMA BARNETT WILTZ BARROW JERRY BARRETT MONA BEAM BILLY BEARD JUANITA BEATTY JUNE BEIL ANN BELL JANICE BELL VIRGINIA BIRTHIAUME SHIRLEY BISHOP PATSY BLAKELY DON BOESE JO NELL BOSCHERT JOHN BOSWELL DON BOWEN BARBARA BOYD HARLEY BRADSHAW THESTIN BRANCH DON BRANSCOME ELIZABETH BRIDGES EUGENE BRIDGES JIM BROCKHAUS COYT BROOKS RONNIE BROWNING PAT BROWN sI-IIRLEY BRUCE JIM BURNHAM ANN CAMPBELL PAT CATER JOE CLAYTON BILLY COFFMAN JIMMY COLE JIMMY COOK JOHN CooK NoRMA SUE COOK BETTY SUE COOPER PATSY CORLEY MONA COURTNEY WAYNE CRAIGHEAD KENDELL CREW NADINE CULL MARY JANE CURRY PHYLLIS DANIEL BARBARA DARE JAMES DAVIS VIRGINIA DAVIS DEE ANN DAY JUNE DELAUGHTER KATHERINE DIXON RUBY DOERNER RUTH DOLLARHIDE DORIS DORETY BETTY DRURY SUSAN DUFFY GERALD DULANEY EVERETT DUNLAP JO ANN EDGERTON PAT ELDER BARBARA ELLIS DONALD ELLIS MARY EMENHISER PAT EVANS DONNA FANNING GROVALINE FAUSS MARY LOUISE FAYE PAUL FLENNING LOUISE FLIPPO SAM FOLSOM JOE FORD MARY FOUQEIET GLEN FOWL R CAROL FRALEY CAROLYN GIBLET SIDNEY GLASS JOYCE GLASS LOLA GLEASON JANICE GOODWIN LAQUHWW GRANT LORETTA GRANT DIANNE GREENBERG RONNIE GRIFFIN MEREDITH GRIFFITH MMY JI GUNN LANORA I-IADDEN ALMA HALL DAVE HANSON BERYL HARDIN GLENN HARDWAY NONA I-IARLAN ERNESTINE HARRISON BARBARA HART CAROLYN HAYES my I III ' I Der Deulnlaland muxik kappel ! 54 . 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F PHE JERRY HELM JAMES HENLEY JEANNIE HENRY RITA JO HENSON GARY HERNDON FRANCE HICKEY BEVERLY HITCHELL CHARLOTTE HOLLEY MONETTE HOMER HARRIET HOPKINS BARBARA HUGHES ELAINE HULL BETTY HUNTER BETTY HUTCHINS LEROY JACKSON PATSY JACKSON GAYLENE JAMES QUINN JAMES CHARLOTTE JENNER DWIGHT JOHNSON GENE JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSTON JACK JONES BETTY JOY BONNIE JOY DELORES KAYSEN GENE KANALY MARY KEEEER THOMAS KELLY CHARLES KINCHELOE OELEETA KIRK JO'ANN LAWTER DARWIN LEE ELOYD LEDGER ANN LIEBERMAN BOB LIGHT VICKY LOCKHART PAT LONG SOPHIA LOPEZ IO ANN MADDOX DAVID MANN PAT MANNERS ALICE MARTIN TOMMY MAXWELL PHYLLIS MAYBERRY BEVERLY MCBRIDE JOE MCCONNICO SHIRLEY MCDONALD LARRY MCKINNEY MARY MCPHERSON SHIRLEY McVEY SUE MEADE EUGENE MERROTT BARBARA MILLER JIMMY MINGS ASHTON MORRIS BITSY MORRIS LINDA MORRIS THOMAS MORRIS FRANCES MOSS EATIS MURPHY JERRY MUSE JEAN MEYERS ARTHUR MYERS DAN NEWMAN VERNA NICHOLS PAT OHLER JENNIFER OLSON DON ORF PAUL ORTEZ ROBERT OWEN J :sv NANNETTE NORRIS 1 ,G-A A ,14- fs QI ,ik JEAN PARKERSON DUDLEY PATTERSON GEORGIANA PATTERSON JACQUE PATTERSON ROXANNA PETTY JO ANN PEARSON VERNADINE PEMBERTON RITA PENDLETON CHARLOTTE PENN BOB PENNINGTON DORIS PINKERTON NANCY POSTON ANITA QUIEROZ NORMA RAINES MARY RAMSEY JANE RENEU DORIS REYNOLDS BENNY RHODES DOLORES RICKEY JERRY RIDLEY JEAN RINGLER RAMOLEE ROACH WII.I.A DEAN ROBINSON DORIS ROGERS GENE ROSS CHERRY ROUNDS CAROLYN SAMPLEY DAN SCHMOKER FREDA SCOTT JANIA SCRIBNER RI, I I lb' as as ff? 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MINA THOMPSON TOM THOMPSON SHIRLEY TIPPIN LEE TUCK BETTY TUCKER FRANK VALLEJO MELVIN VICARS POLLY WAGE WILEY WALKER JOYCE WALLACE MARGARET WALLACE PEGGY WALKER JEANETT WEISSER ROY WELLBORN NELLIE WHITEMAN RUTH WII.KERSON SHIRLEY WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMSON PAT WILLINGHAM KENNETH WIND BETTY WINEBAUGH MARILYN WINGO ALLEN WINT CONRAD WOMACK GENE WRONE OFFICERS Jeanette Cook, Annette Henley, Annette Russell, Bob Bealmear, Shirley Hill, Patti Daven ort P y Jo Ann Holland SOPHOMORE CLASS We sophomores have finished the FIRST YEAR at Central. We've contributed our share of talent, athletic ability, and scholarship to our school, We have, in one short year, learned to love Central and her traditions. We are sure, with such a fine group of officers and such wonderful sponsors as we have had, that our sophomore year could not have been other than perfect. 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YQ X '- 11' ' 3 qbbbl .APH .A.,,, ..,b f A'AA 5 .....VV,,,V .,,.,, 1 , ' - '- -I ' ', ' 112- . ' g:gagg2gsei,g2sas' agfgigzgrs A4-Q11,.i1sg: I HEER LEADERS SECOND ROW1 Robert Mnhziffey, Erma Dixon, johnny Wheeler, Dixia Richardson, Sam Ellenwood, Sam Nayfa, Shirley Ferguson, Duane Boyett FIRST ROW: Carolyn Patton, Edna May Leech PM 65-8 riillliil 'lf 5,-.4 A 4 . L 5' J fl 9 L ? . W 13 1 ' . W J. W Q-, fmswi.fmsffi ' tif 45 we ig ,l 5 .-1915 7. f 2 55,5 ATHLETIC COUNCIL SECOND ROW: R. V. Miller, M. V Van Meter, L. S. Demand, B, H Hogarcl FIRST ROW: S. Burleson, F. R Born, Mary Neel if HEER LEADERS Marvel Lehar, Erma Dixon, Ashton Morris, Loretta Morrow, Sum Ellen- wood, joe McConnic0, Carolyn Pat- ton, Rny Motley, Rosemary Majors, Dunne Boyette, Pat Pinkerton, jamie Applebee FOOTBALL SQUAD FOURTH ROW: Goodwin, jay, Cooley, Estcrline, Elder, Wheeler, Curan, Dawson, D. Brooks, R. Griffin, E. johnson, Straughan, Teel, B. Smith THIRD ROW: Coach jacobson, Simons, Coach Miles, Coach Applcbec, H. johnson, D. johnson, Graham, Henderson, Perry, Dunlap, Keel, j. Smith, Colclasurc, B. Lowman, McPhail, Parris, Rogers, Pagonis, Baird SECOND ROW: Wilder, Davis, Wilmoth, Floyd, McNabb, Cofer, Taylor, Wind, Stavros, Finley, Linton, Sebring, Boynton, james, Blott FIRST ROW: Bradshaw, Antonio, j. Lowman, Cordell, j. Hodges, T. Griliin, Pierce, D. Hodges, Churchill, K. Smith, Woods 4.5 , ,... XL: FOOTBALL scomis Opponents Central Duncan 25 Norman I2 Northeast Z6 Enid 12 Classen 0 13 Chickasha 24 0 Capitol Hill 59 0 Shawnee 6 U Tulsa 14 34 El Reno 20 0 X b y lx :gf va f' N' ,'.? se, Wy, . , ri we I A tiff? 1. '31, 5 A S I 2. .A W .12 1, ' 3. 1 Q ., -ig' 4. M. 3, Z :gg ., 1 1 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10, 11. Q . 12. l3. 14. 15. 16. 17. gg ef 'N s, . . r 4,5 - is 4 - , k ,J V 4' A ,LW K , . Rv , V' O . ,. .ywaaek . , ,gf ..- ,, .. , rf -- ' . B Zi Q., wie ' 'swf er ' 'af tfeiglav J V C5 is,-X? .1 1521. i 7 ,. T-551' J H I lm, 'W , igijaqeaa ' all 1 vga., 1- Q -.. if-.rfijgwwbiififg Jr fi ' ff w 'fl ... - ' t ti , 'l1'7fiFaL 1' .. . - sit-bfi e ,- - h,,,Qfef1ff.- r 2 i s ' 545, . ' .. FOOTBALL Coach A. D. Jacobson. Charles Linton, end, was the first Cardinal to make lineman-of-the-week. He was selected for the title because of his defensive game against the Norman Tiger5. In that battle Charlie recovered three fumbles. jerry Churchill was the only senior center on last year's squad. He had the distinc- tion of being named as team captain for the 1950 season. The Shawnee game was jerry's best performance of the year, as he showed his true defensive and offensive abilities in the 48 minutes that he participated. Buddy Blott stood as the Redbirds' largest lineman with a gross weight of 215 pounds. Buddy went out for football in iunior hi h school and showed the quali- ties of an outstanding tackle. This year he proves his abilities and next year will probably show more. Coach Earl Applebee. Ronnie Cordell reaped all-city, all-district, and all-state honors in '50 to become the second end from Central in two years to take the position. iln 1949 Charlie johnson was selected.J Although ham ered by a severely twisted ankle, Ronnie continued to give the opponents trougle defensively and offensively. He caught six passes to lead the other ends in that department. Bill Finley was the most underrated tackle in the city last year. He seldom missed a tackle, as his opponents will grant. The 195 pounder was also the first Central football to play the full 48 minutes last year. Delbert McNabb, another guard, never received any limelight throughout the season. However, Delbert's teammates fully realized his ability, as they grandly dubbed him Old Reliable. Morris Taylor was the deadliest defensive halfback the Cardinals possessed last year. His menacing shoe-string tackles put quite a few opponents out of the games. However, Morris did have offensive talent, too. Against Enid, Taylor scored the winning touchdown. LeRoy Wilder, junior halfback, was Parris' understudy last year. The Penguin romped for one touchdown, a 54 yarder, for his only scoring. His last year should be a good one. Howard Parris led all Central backs in scoring -with sevenltouchdowns. His biggest night was against Tulsa Central when he tallied three times. Chief was selected to the secon string all-city squad, and to the all-district team. jack Hodges finished his second Lear as Central's first string fullback. When jack wasn't reeling off long yardage, e was handling the team's gunting chores. Jack captured the second string all-city spot in his last year of foot all for Central. jim Stavros was the Cards' all-city, all-district guard and defensive signal caller. The Greek god's sparkling, offensive play against the Tulsa Central Braves Won him the lineman-of-the-week onor. Darrell Pierce recovered from a bad knee that he received last year in time-to quarterback the Cards this year. Darrell starred in every game, but his fine running in the Norman and Enid games highlighted his football season. l.eon Godwin started regular duty when McNabb fell ill just before theAEnid game. During that time, Leon very capably patrolled the guard spot. Exceptionally fast, Godwin merits praise as he relentlessly hauled down opposing backs from behind. Larry Adair lettered his sophomore year as a defensive tackle, but last season as a junior, he saw both offensive and defensive duty. His senior year in football should be a memorable one for Central. Bill Sebring missed the last three games on last year's schedule. The tall end was laid up with a stiff charleyhorse that refused to go awa . At Enid, Bill was a major figure in the OHS victory, as he continually stopped, all end runs that were attempted by the Plainsmen. W aa tw! an lie' aa i 52 ff., A ., we W P- r a I rf . ,,,' ,. Qef' ' I Q31 'i . 'ii ' if .Qs ea- , 'al-1. -Q- ! fs .1 J' aw 'R one 'te ' G, Q45 ,Ja-N 1 .L f- '.vQ?.:-f-- 2' Av J F 6' JP Ya R . qw ,,-a T 25 t . as KL ,ar it. Qs. 'W Q- , z 516' - is 4. X ' .nf ., wa ' . . s. '55 j ' V 39' -as. -f ,gs-as . 1 -er 'fe ij! '3 2' 2 i . 1 'E-1, A I ta B 452 ww. 3-1: Qi ls vii' 5 eo, Q ,f L v' a A wif la 4. me 453.5 gtg. 2 ,gp .ea f .?Pf, 5, gig ,,,,..A,, .A , A Wav- -4 af,- Pr' A .' FOCTB LL Paul Boynton played every position in the backfield in '50, but he saw most action as a halfback. In 1949 Paul went out for quarterback and played that positron on the B team. Fred Cofer, after playing in the seven first games of the season, was injured in a scrimmage and saw the rest of the schedule on crutches, A guard, Freddie had the distinction of catchin-g a pass thrown by his guarterback for an eleven-yard gain. The infraction was never detected, much to Fre die's delight. Don Woods suffered a broken leg in the earl? season's play, but returned in time to help Central in the Classen contest. Six eet, and 207 pounds, Don was the Redbirds' largest tackle. Louis Antonio, only returning center, played behind Churchill all year, except in the Chickasha game, which he started. Louis was bothered by ha bad shoulder that kept slipping out of place during the season, because of this injury Louis saw more experience as an offensive center than as a linebacker. Coach E. H. Miles. Don Perry, sophomore quarterback, has two more years at' Central and they are sure to be great ones. His most glaring play came in the Chrckasha loss. Don took a kickoff on his own ten yard line an ran it back to the Chicks' thirty. Bob Smith capitalized on his ability as a defensive end and marked ug many quar- ters protecting his end. fwhoops! That one sllppedl. In track, ob runs the huriilcles, but next year Central expects even more from Bob in football than in trac . Evert Dunlap, junior tackle, was the fastest tackle on- the squad and was used largely on kickoffs. Redbird fans expect a big year from Evert in 1951. Pete Pagonis, manager, spent his first year at the manager post. Pete displayed great skill at handling the team's needs. Kenneth Wind, junior end, played his most effective ball against the Tulsa Central Braves. Time after time, Kenneth raced through the Tulsa defense to tackle the ball carrier yards behind the line of scrimmage. Harley Bradshaw displayed his potentialities in the season's opener at Duncan. He scooted for long runs of 35 and 46 yards, from his halfback post. He broke his collarbonepimmediately after the Duncan game, and was unable to play any more. Harley is just a junior. David Hodges, smallest man on the team with 128 pounds, saw duty as quarterback for his second straight year. Although he didn't score a T. D. last year, David engineered many of the six-pointers with his signal calling. Don -Davis was one of the Cards' fastest ends. The tall blonde track man was used especially on kickoffs, because of his speed. Centralites expect a good year from Don next season. Bill james, quarterback, is but a sophomore and will be back for two more seasons of football as a quarterback. The soph didn't get in too much game time, but he did show great possibilities. Jim Rogers, trainer, completed his second year in this position. jim, a really fine fellow and the team's moral support will go far in his training career. Jack Lowman played halfback in 1949, but last year he was switched to the fullback slot because the team had no reserve fullbacks. jack shone brilliantly in the Chick- asha game for his season's best effort. Tom Griffin was used sparingly last year, but he starred as a defensive player because of his exceptional speed. He was largely responsible for the Northeast victory, as he stopped a potential touchdown run just as the half was ending. Ralph Floyd went out for football later than any other varsity player, but saw action in practically all the games that he suited up for. Coach Jacobson used Ralph as a tackle or as a guard frequently throughout the schedule. f BASKETBALL Coach Clarence Breithaupt. Sam Thompson, ace Card center, was the city's leading point maker with a potent 19 points per game average. Sizzlin' Sam was one of the state's finest offensive players. Central was proud to have Sam on the all-city and all-district teams. john Brown, one of the four seniors on the squad, was a two-year letter- man. He was captain of the 'Cardinal team and was one of the outstanding defensive players. john was hampered all season by a bad kidney which was injured in football. Bill Coffman, forward for the Cardinal five, is a constant threat with his deadly jump shots. Bill, playing his first year, shows great promise and should do well next year. Jim Brockhaus, a Card reserve, was a deadly two-handed shooter. He is also a star pitcher for the baseball team. His last-second basket from mid- court, in the Regionals final with Classen, sent Central into the state tournament. jack Hodges, known by all as jarrin' jack for his tremendous ability to rebound, was one of the team's sparkplugs. jack, a Card footballer, played his first year for the roundballers at forward. Sam Folsom was the team's defensive star. It was old Sam who took the opponents' aces and blanketed them. Sam, a guard, will be back next season and is expected to help carry the load. BASKETBALL SCORES Opponents Central Putnam City 41 53 Ponca City 47 34 Wellington 51 29 Catholic High 26 38 El Reno 35 34 Classen 46 42 Norman 28 41 Shawnee 46 37 Enid 55 47 Capitol Hill 33 47 Northeast 59 44 El Reno 49 30 Putnam City 40 38 Norman 58 32 Classen 32 47 v BASKETBALL Leroy Wilder, the only three-sport letterman in Central is by far the team's trickiest ball player. A good rebounder for his size, he will be back next year to boost the team. Ronnie Browning, although being a reserve, saw action in almost every game. He is a real hustler and should help the Cards next season at the forward spot. Trainer Jimmy Rogers. Ray Brooks, a sophomore guard, is expected to help the Cards for the next two seasons. Ray is exceptionally fast and uses his speed to good advantage. Bill Beard played for both A and B teams this year. Bill, only a junior, should take over the center chores next season. Charles W'entworth's first year out he hustled his way into a reserve spot on Coach Breithaupt's Cardinal five. Fay Dunbar, a transfer from Mustang, showed great promise by making the squad at mid-season. Fay, a junior, should be a great help to the team next year. BASKETBALL SCORES Opponents Central Northeast 45 41 Shawnee 44 42 Enid 52 47 Capitol Hill 51 46 Muskogee 44 46 MID-STATE TOURNAMENT Norman 28 27 Capitol Hill 41 53 Classen 39 34 REGIONALS Midwest City 37 41 Putnam City 35 50 Classen 45 49 STATE Bartlesville 57 46 f it QL li ' i 1. e .W si., 1- s f 1 1252. 'l'!.-:'fH':- , 75:1-?g rvt lftf A ' ' V ,. ab, ' ' -:fre My 'Hz-as -V , V rzsaiffflf ' 1 ' - 5 I L A 4-3: , , , 3 a ll .I ,Q af t, ta , 42, ww 4 if Q af va af 4 ' if 'Wa we if nm ,t 1, ,f4f- 1, J ,xr- ., , yt P 'BEF ci ' 1 5 . 4 ilifff ' sa ? G'f:- ,, JZ tu . ,. ' 7 gsm s H W fav N 4, P t j , s Hu ' ' A 1 J -ra-rv ad? foal' st, W if wt? s ww M, W. , if . asf r 9 , ' i i f ,X I' Lf,-uw - N, 3 ., , 'fix as E ' ,qi .Q ' :' - , ,wslxki s:i-r:gL.11 .- ,N ...gif-' - - , 5 A -A . -I slfn gj ,Ti m 1. it ...L , it READ CLOCKWISE Earl Applebee, Don Roulston, Louis Antonio, Glendyn Brock- Abershear, Lero Wilder, Darrell Pierce, Jim haus, Charles Glass, Powell Butler, Don Drain, Levern Holder, J. F. Leeper, Curly Walton, Orville Tom Bowen, Harley Bradshaw, Eddie Reichelt. BASEB LL Central's baseballers have brought more than their share of honors to our Alma Mater, by winning City and Mid-State for the second consecutive year. The whiz kids of Coach Earl Applebee came through City and Mid-State play with only two setbacks, but were beaten in the Regional semi-finals to have their bid for a State Championship halted. Coach Applebee started the season with only eight lettermen, two of whom were regulars, but his young kids came through, with veteran outfielder J. F. Leeper leading the way by hitting a lofty A13, which earned him an All-State berth. At the start of the 1951 season the Cards have only two returning regulars, pitcher Jim Brockhaus and infielder Darrell Pierce, who are expected to carry much of the load.' Rounding out the ball club are lettermen Powell Butler, Louis Antonio, Harley Bradshaw, Leroy Wilder, Curly Walton, and Charlie Glass. Rickey, SCORES Opponent Central Northeast 4 10 Capitol Hill 7 14 Classen 5 4 Norman 10 13 Putnam City 7 17 Clinton 6 4 Clinton 9 8 Enid 4 3 Shawnee 4 5 Northeast 5 11 Midwest City 1 3 Clinton 0 11 Capitol Hill 0 3 Classen 4 5 Norman 1 19 Putnam City 7 19 Midwest City 2 18 Enid 5 6 Shawnee 2 11 REGIONALS . Northeast 2 18 Classen 13 10 H1 ' 33 1- -V Z., ' f' ,,,,,,f',5+ g f-iz. '- nf 3,1 -Wa ., i' if xv' . W X N - .. ' iw V 455' ga, '! ,,s.. X, kg 34 iii, 'Hina' ' it - N ci--f 1' l , 4 -Il gl s + 'Z' E! f assi' 5' 'ij jf' 35,51 Q J , P M v I R .f,.1, f f I A W if '- , X , f 4 . 1 K f sr, .,,, , . j il X I' if 1 C f' 7 ill' t i ,Q S gf S 5 ae ' -- A il 'tif L-Q. . I 1 23125111 , m.,:a,. K If fm? A xt 4 i in V 1 Qmlg ' 1 , ,. READ CLOCKWISE Miles Kenneth Willoughby .Ronnie Cordell Smith, Buddy Spivey. Louis Miller, Roger Bob Smith, Don Davis, Farrell Mar s. TRACK Central's 1950 thinclads, under the coaching of E. H. Miles, turned in their finest performance of the year by winning the mile relay at the track meet held in connection with the Fort Worth Exposition. First Oklahoma team ever to take the relays from the proud Texans, these boys distinguished themselves by winning over 49 other relay teams. Louie Miller was the team's leading scorer, with a seasonal total of 66 points. Louie set a new record at Tulsa by throwing the shot 51' 4 . The 1951 track team, under the able coaching of A. D. Jacobson, will be bolstered by returning lettermen Ronnie Cordell, Don Davis, and Bob Smith. To help these Cardinal lettuce eaters will be these outstanding prospects: Tom Griffin, Evert Dunlap, jack Hodges, and Louie Straughn. 'Indicates Tie. MEET PLACE Fort Worth 'Third Edmond, Guthrie, and Oklahoma City First Bison Relays Fourth Duncan Southern Conference Second Tulsa Relays Second Weatherford First City Third Mid-State Third Regional Third State Meet Eighth . . 3 Q .., ,kky , '- .,,., yyayr V EEE O ..V. al l E 2'-I-'-H E -..K X A f I 1 'f S ' 1- if ... ,. 9 GIRLS SPORTS ,m, N 1 IREAD CLOCKWISEJ l 1. PEGGY BROWN 6 CAROLYN WAY ,,,- li Co-Captain, Volleyball Co-Captain, Fieldball , 'M' , Fieldball Volleyball ' HF ., Sogfalil' D Tjgle Tenni: :air Ta e ennu B minion M... L ,.,...M, T - -M Q -91 2. JOYCE BOWERS Szzfning .2 lhol al 'J-'26'-2'- 5 Captain, Volleyball --rw T Fieldball SHIRLEY MAHONEY f Softball Fieldball 3. BERNIECE WESTER PAULINE WALTON Coach Fieldball 4, JANET BAIRD S0f U A Ficldball GROVALINE FAUSS 'Q T , , W .M W-,NW N A ,W . V- E Wg Volleyball Table Tennis Badminton Softball Swimming LAVINNIA ROBERTS Fieldball Volleyball GIRLS O CLUB SECOND ROW Shlrley Mahoneyg jennifer Olson Prendenl Second Semexterg Joyce BOW. ers Serretary Firft and Second Seme.rterJ,' Carolyn Way Treaxufef Seeond Sefnenerg Peggy Brown Prerident Firxt Semerter. FIRST ROW Grovalme Fauss janet Baird, Bermece Wester S ponfor Jackie Rainbow Trearurer Fiut Semener Barbara Greggs. 1 Fieldball JEAN ROUTH Field ball Volleyball Table Tennis BETTY GOULD Field ball ESQ' 0 gmail L... 'E wi lil CD Z I- en va 'U O W -I en 5173? Baia'-ff f-Ioiigggcg :3'ZJ UQ'-CI 5 mnmgpgm nD 5'gQD-v-,fb ng Cfbcpv-1 O Drug iff Q-Bm f-v-U'D 0 UQ rnrnrnpflb o.n.' Dffn. 2.E'aaif2.,ig' -S25?'2C ef'I 9. t3Fl'g '9 r-1- D'I.rpfqD-:Q-,Ch ' WO rn -5:-naar-.,..::: wUQ,.,n,oQ 0g. EWSMEOH ,':r'BOr-1-SD 1 ...rn 5-Q, Q5 U 'tQDr'ng ,'Cl,n D oc:-Qg' rv Fl.E.'-EV,-, 0 f'94'vF-22 D- wg D91 FP :s .USQUQE o ..'-'J ... f-r gg CD0 U- fig? GJ f-v-Wah' ra O 4 C9. '5-o 2 Hoc'-U U- r:: .'2.0 fi, Dgnll rf 3:35 'D 225-:3 :,' Q. ,ggi I g.-NAU, Fr' mgwm UI Pl- V1 Q91 '-H n UQDg'O 9, WMS ru Qzgn.. 22' .9LoT'5 2 ,- N gr: mf- . QQ' , '35 A- - I gem, MM . an Lg, : fx , , t ' i . , . 555 .ggi understanding. So at Central, the boy or girl who participates in the broad program of sports increases and strengthens his understanding of his fellow men. 1. BETTY LAIRD 5. LENORE HADDEN Temm 6. BETTY CARTER . EN IFER OLSON 2 algal, 7. SHIRLEY HUGGINS Volleyball Table Tenni: igffball. LAURA SUE CHEKOVSKY wimmmg Table Tennif 5. BARBARA GREGGS Table Tennir Badminton 4. JACKIE RAINBOW Captain, Fieldball Volleyball Soflball Table Tennis Badminton 1 RITA JO HENSON HARRIET WOODWARD LILLIAN TOW BARBARA BROWN PAT BENSON s bi, FOURTH ROW: Fred Cofer, Louis Antonio, Don Davis, Evert Dunlap, Ronnie Cordell, Sam Thompson, Kenneth Wind THIRD ROW: Don Roulston, john Brown, Bob Smith, David Hodges, Morris Taylor SECOND ROW: Bill james, Buddy Blott, Le Roy Wilder, jim Brockhaus, Harley Bradshaw FIRST ROW: Don Perry, jim Rogers, Clarence Breithaupt, A. D. Jacobson, Earl Applebee, Darrell Pierce, Charles QQ 9? The O Club is an honorary organization which promotes good sportsmanship and understanding among the athletes. Activities of the O Club are numerous, such as the Annual Faculty4 O Club basketball game and the trip to Craterville, Oklahoma. The club is composed of lettermen in the four major sports, football, track, basketball, and baseball. OFFICERS FIRST Siiriiiasirll David Hodges Preridezll jerry Churchill Vim-P1'e,rizle11I Charles Glass Serrelary John Brown Tl'0d.l'll7't'l' Louis Antonio Relbnrler A. D. Jacobson, Earl Applebec, Clarence Brcithaupt, Sponmrr SECOND Snmizsrmz jimmy Rogers Darrell Pierce David Hodges Louis Antonio Charles Glass 1' 'Auizal-ions ., '99 'V THIRD ROW: joan Maddox, Ann Campbell, Shirley Ferguson, Virginia Davis SECOND R ' I OW. Ann Bell, Mary Ann Van Vacter, Lola Gleason, Rosemary Major, Loretta Morrow, Linda Henley, Lennis Sellers, Lila johnson, Georgianna Patterson, Ann Lieberman Jo Ann Skinner FIRST ROW: Barbara Boggs, Bitsy Morris, Dorothy Skinner, Lucy Giilhn, Pat Pinkerton, marcotg Jeanie Ruedy, Anne Beiderwell, Carolyn Rogers, Marilyn Dietrich jeanie Ruedy, Georgia Reid, rponmrp Lucy Griffin N. ,,., Q ' J? f in f if i . Fi w V sassgqz ,KK RED SKI The Red Skirt Pep Club was organized in 1928, not only to promote pep at games and assemblies, but also to create an air of friendliness and understanding among students. Red Skirts also sponsor many activities throughout the year. The annual football banquet and Christmas dances were two festivities that highlighted the fall season. Besides many ushering duties, they presented their annual assembly, which, with the help of Miss Iiva Lee and Miss Maybelle Conger, again proved to be one of the best assemblies of the year. The spring dance and the installation of new officers ended the year's activities for Oklahoma City's oldest pep club for girls. Fmsr Ssmusrnn Elma jean Ruedy Anne Beiderwell Carolyn Rogers Lila johnson Linda Henley Shirley Ferguson Edna Mae Leech Ann Lieberman Virginia Davis .loan Skinner Lennis Sellers Marilyn Dietrich Gcorgianna Patterson Georgia Reid OFFICERS Preridenl Vife-Preridenl Secrelury Trearurer Pledge Miflrerr Yell Leader Yell Leader Sergeant-at-Afmr Sergeant-at-A rmr Reporlef H irtarimz H irlorian Pnrliamenlarian Spomor SECOND SEMEsrER Lucy Griffin Dorothy Skinner Anne Beiderwell Barbara Boggs Mary Ann Van Vacter Rosemary Major Loretta Morrow Lola Gleason Ann Bell joan Maddox Bitsy Morris Ann Campbell Elma jean Ruedy 70 .V aa THIRD ROW: Pat Nichols, Shirley Williams, Della Ford, Carolyn Giblet, Bobbye Dean, Pat Scott, Pat Southall, Katherine Dixon SECOND ROW: Nina Sturkie, Betty Sue Drury, Pamela Murphy, Louise Mote, Janice Goodwin, Di Anne Green- burg, Charlotte Penn, Ernestine Harrison, Barbara Hughes FIRST ROW: Caroline Warram, Geraldine Ackerman, Doris Oster, Mary Kay Roper, Nakita Lester, Mary Ann Fariss, Marilyn Swanson, Susan Duffy, Mary Beth Harrell K 'CQ THIRD ROW: Freda Scott, Verna Dean Pemberton, Ruth Ann Dollarhidc, Dee Ann Day, Shirley johnston, Betty Hutchins SECOND ROW: Dolores Rickey, Carol Fraley, Betty Sue McBride, Bonnie Joy, Pat Manners FIRST ROW: Frances Moss, Linda Henley, Shirley McVey, Pat Ohler THIRD ROW: Beverly Grisham, jo Ann Nay, Margaret Wallace, Barbara Brown, jo Ann Edgerton, Carolyn Hayes, Virginia Berthiaume, Dona Campbell SECOND ROW: Benita Murphy, Louise Spradling, Glenda Goeller, Paula Bickford, Annette Henley, Helen Rob- erts, Doris Pinkerton, Patti Davenport FIRST ROW: Mona May, Jeanette Cook, Marilyn Motley, Mary Ann Van Vacter, Sandra Manning, Carole McKin- non, Rae Leta Greenhaw, 'Ian Howell Y? 'ew THIRD ROW: Larry Wilson, Bob Robertson, Sam Thompson, jr., Don Gilliland SECOND ROW: Sam Nayfa, johnny Wheeler, Bill Huggins, Ray Motley, Ashton Morris FIRST ROW: Kenneth McKinzey, Gene Kanaly, Phil Mason, Lloyd Smith, jim Carpenter Phil Mason, Pop Miller, SP071.I0f, Don Davis RED SHIRTS Back in 1921 a group of boys founded the Red Shirts. It is now claimed that they are the oldest Pep Club west of the Mississippi. The club's main purpose is to create pep at all of the games, but more than that, it is also a social club. Each year the Red Shirts put on a Minstrel, the proceeds being used to buy something for the school as well as to buy books for the library in memory of Central boys killed in World War II. The club sponsors all bus trips for out-of-town games. Each year the members have a Christmas dance and a spring dance, at each of which a sweetheart is announced. This year for the first semester it was cute Nakita Lester, and the second semester it was darling Lila Johnson. The Red Shirts are all for Central High School, and they believe in all of the traditions and ideals. You will always hear them saying, You'll find them in the tavern, You'll find them in the halls, You'll End them at the game Yelling 'Rahl Rah! Rahl' OFFICERS Fmsr Sramssrsk SECOND SEMEs'rER Donald Davis Preridenl Phil Mason Lloyd Smith Vire-Prerident Lloyd Smith Gene Kanaly Serretary Don Davis Kenneth McKinzey Trearurer Gene Kanaly Sam Thompson, jr. Sergeant-al-Arm: jim Carpenter Phil Mason Larry Wilson Don Henthorn john Wheeler Sam Nayfa Nakita Lester Ralph V. Miller, Spouinr Pledge Marlef Pledge Mdjlef Pledge Mailer Yell Leader Yell Leader Sweetheart Bob Robertson Bill Huggins Don Gilliland Ray Motley Ashton Morris Lila johnson 72 THIRD ROW: john Paschal, Palmer Foley, Ray Miller, jack Lowman, Mike Walker, Ronnie Cordell, Halbert johnston, john Brown, Ed Adwon SECOND ROW: joe Maroof, Tom Morgensen, David Chafhn, Max Wells, Val Harbison, Bobby Dunn, Duane Bent- ley, Elliot Gallaher FIRST ROW: Bennett Crable, Paul Boynton, Bill Hill, jimmy Shadid, Nakita Lester, joe Snyder, Bill Mclnnis, Paul Swan, Harold Wolaver FOURTH ROW: Leroy jackson, Richard Graham, Dwight johnson, jerry Dulaney, Ronald Griihn, Eugene Bridges, Kenneth Wind THIRD ROW: Clark Yates, joe Clayton, Thomas Morris, George Findlay, David Mann, Tommy Dawson, Robert Williamson, Gene Ross SECOND ROW: Dan Holmes, David Hanson, Gary Shoemaker, Ronnie Browning, Allen Wint, Charlie Starks, Quinn james, Dan Schmoker FIRST ROW: jim Burnham, Larry McKinney, Leroy Wilder, Charles Luke, Max jones, Lila johnson, jimmy Cook, Glendyn Alsup, Eugene Merritt, Ralph Sturgis FOURTH ROW: Bill Pratt, Omer Tittle, Robert Stobaugh, Darrell Haney, Clark DeLarvin, Tommy Mitscher, Har- old Brown, jim Snodgrass THIRD ROW: Bill Cooley, Don Kelly, Newl Frost, jerry Christiansen, Sammy Zeigler, Bill Robinson, Charles Chastain, Frank Harrelson SECOND ROW: jackson Cartwright, Floyd Ledger, Bob Lowman, jack Beddingfield, john Kimbrough, Roger Pat- rick, Bill Baird, Don Chandler, Leroy Precure FIRST ROW: Bob Hodgkinson, Hayden Hancock, Dusty Rhodes, john Reimer, Lila johnson, Richard Hosler, Nakita Lester, Bob Bealmear, Clarke Bird, Rolland Fisher E L 5 I THIRD ROW: joyce Wallace, Nancy Poston, Pat Suchy, Carmelita Loy, Nona Harlan SECOND ROW: Marilyn Keyes, joan Sheppard, Carolyn Patton, Pat Willingham, Erma Dixon, Nadine Cull, jania Scribner FIRST ROW: Doris Reynolds, Geraldine Stinnett, Pat Leader, Sue Gotts, Peggy Boren, Mary jane Curry BLACK SKIRTS The Black Skirt Pep Club, founded in 1940, has continually, through the years, promoted school spirit and under standing. One of the activities is a Founders' Day Banquet at Beverly's Restaurant. Other social events are teas and pledges hay rack rides. Two of the biggest social events of the year are the Christmas and spring dances. These always get a lot of attention. There also is a spring picnic. In addition to their social functions, Black Skirts have ushered frequently at the Municipal Auditorium and at the Home Theater. They are always present at all assemblies and games. Fmsr Snmnsrun Pat Leader Geraldine Stinnett Peggy Boren Doris Reynolds Sue Gotts Carolyn Patton Erma Dixon Marilyn Keyes joan Sheppard Pat Suchy Bonnie Blalock Laura Chechovsky Eleanor Curtis, Sji OFFICERS Preiidenl Vice-Preridenl Secretary Trearlzrer Pledge Mirtrerr Yell Leader Yell Leader Sergeant-al -A rmi Sergearzleal-Amir Reporter H irlorian Parliamenlariazz CM S12coNn Sizwssrraiz Sue Gotts Peggy Boren Mary jane Curry jania Scribner Doris Reynolds Erma Dixon Carolyn Patton Pat Willingham Nadine Cull Nancy Poston Nona Harlan Pat Leader Sue Ciotts, Mary Elizabcth liurdctt Cn 1 anim gg lilcunor Curtis, Cu-.f,l1w1.s0r.' Pat Lcadcr FOURTH ROW: Beryl Hardin, Nina Clark, Martha Mitscher, Phyllis Mayberry, Jeanne Swagerty, Ruby Doernor THIRD ROW: jean Myers, Margie Zellinger, Carmen Satoe, jackie Skinner, Bonnie Blalock, Alice Martin SECOND ROW: Charlotte Holly, Doris Rogers, Ramolee Roach, Geleeta Kirk, Pat Simmons FIRST ROW: Billie Shadid, Janice Bell, Harriet Hopkins, Jamie Applebee, Marrotg Barbara Buford, Phyllis Bryan, Gayle Nicholas THIRD ROW: joy Garner, Shirlee Spears, Wanda Clancy, Shirley Woolf, june De Laughter, Elizabeth Guilford, Al Lena Lowery, Betty Lou Wiseley, Shirley Huggins SECOND ROW: Scharlene Wilson, Norma Thompson, Wanda Ventriss, jo Ann Holland, Rita Pendleton, Mary Lou Cary, Annette Russell, Carolyn Nelson, Martha Schneider FIRST ROW: Stella McQuaid, Darlene Andrews, Marilyn Vermillion, Doris Reynolds, Barbara Miller, Mary Over- street, Vivien Burkhart, Darlene Laughlin 4.44, THIRD ROW: Robert Mahalfey, Sam Ellenwood, james Carr, Harvey Brown SECOND ROW: Dick Moore, Fred Cofer, Lee Tuck, Don Brown FIRST ROW: Marshall Baines, james Reynolds, Fred Capalongan, Alpha Sowards, Marvin Gerson BLACK SHIRTS Like other pep clubs at Central, the Black Shirts try to promote school spirit by being present at all school activities and by helping the members to express themselves better socially. The highlights of this year's activities were a hayrack ride, the Sadie Hawkins all-school dance, the Central Classen preview and the Christmas and spring formal dances. The most popular club activities of the year were the informal par ties given for members and their dates. Under the guidance of Mr. Hicks the Black Shirt pep club completed another progressive year in its history. Fmsr Sismiasrnk Fred Capalongan james Reynolds Marshall Baines Alpha Sowards james Reynolds jim Helmet Dick Moore Fred Capalongan james Carr Lee Tuck Bob Mahaffcy Sam Ellcnwood fllr1,fz'l1l, Mike Hi cks SllfIII.l0l'. Harry H it ks OFFICERS Preridenl Vire-Preriden! Serremry Treaiurer Re p offer Sergeant-al-A mfr Pledgemarler Parliamenlariarz Sluderzl Council Chaplain Yell Leader Yell Leader SECOND SEMEsTEn Fred Capalongan Alpha Sowards Marvin Gerson Lee Tuck Lee Tuck Freddie Cofer Don Brown James Carr Marvin Gerson Harvey Brown Sam Ellenwood Joe McConnico Fred Capalongan, Harry Hicks Sponmr f-Q FOURTH ROW: Eddie Erwin, Ronnie Kyle, Bill Rice, Bill Holmes, Mickey Booze i THIRD ROW: Glen Hardway, Ronald Hall, Philip Youngblood, Leonard King, john Erikson SECOND ROW: David Miller, Clark Chapman, Robert Emmett, Earl Hall, Bud Wage FIRST ROW: Leroy Over, Wilbur Harrison, Shirley Williams, Sam Fouquet, Betty Sue Drury, Bob Blake, Duane , Williams THIRD ROW: E. W. Heinlein, Bryan Friday, Larry Buchanan, David Price SECOND ROW: Fred Harmon 1 'Q jimmy Sheppard, Bruce Laird, Charles Wentworth FIRST ROW: Wendell Kensell, Shirley Williams, Robert Royce, Dick Iman 77 SECOND ROW: Willis Schmidt, Don Branscome, Jimmie joe Nor- man, jimmy Gunn FIRST ROW: johnny Cook, Betty Sue Drury, Gene Ringer, Edward OPP Lg if THIRD ROW: John Bobo, Charles Maimbourg, Vincent Stevenson, Zelmond Harrell, Evelyn Wade, Patricia Hale SECOND ROW: Arthur Myers, Eddie Maimbourg, Nancy Norris, Marlin Murray, Francile Sanders, Mary Rodri- quez, Jeannie Gilstrap FIRST ROW: Betty Pettit, Marvel Le Har, Gladys Been, co-Jpomorf Linda Lee Morris, Patsy Bacon, CARDINAL PEP CLUB HBH, The Cardinal Pep Club is the only pep club of its kind in the school, because both boys and girls are eligible for mem- bership. There is no pledging, although members must main- tain a passing grade average to remain active. The Cardinals can be seen at the games, yelling for our team and wearing uniforms of red and black, which represent Central High. Other activities in which the Cardinals participate are a Christmas party, an annual hayrack ride, the presentation of an annual Thanslcgiving asembly, and the furnishing of Car- dinal stickers for the entire student body. Fmsi' SEMESTER Glenn Fowler Linda Morris Barbara Beaty Patty Van House Betty Hunter Eddie Maimbourg Jeanne Gilstrap Dixia Richardson Duane Boyett Zelmond Harrell OFFICERS Preridenr Vire-Prefidenl Serrelafy A Jrofiaie Secretary Trearurer H iiloriarzf Sergeant-at-A rmi' Reporter Yell Leuderr Sludenl Council SECOND SEMESTER Linda Morris Eddie Maimbourg Betty Hunter Pat Hale Barbara Beaty Nancy Norris Nancy Thompson Glenn Fowler Jeanette Whitten Marvel Lehar Duane Boyett Patty Van House Gladys Been, Maybelle Conger, R. A. Ferguson, Spomory Linda Morris, Mrs. Gladys Been, Spmzmrg Glenn Fowler 78 aiu Q? Us , VP THIRD ROW: Paul Rowley, Howard McCorkle, Nancy Thompson, j. W. Vickrey, Betty Brock SECOND ROW: Frances Hickey, Lupe De Anda, Kathleen Fredericlcson, Barbara Bcaty, Betty Hunter, Jeannette Whidden FIRST ROW: Mary Sue Krank, Duane Boyette, Mr. R. A. Ferguson, rn-ipw1,iar,' Glen Fowler, Shirley Satterfield THOSE NOT SHOWN: Leon Allen, Willa Mae Beard, Warren Blackketter, Hazel Boyd, Wanda Copas, Eddie Danner, Dolores Dempsey, Judith East, Mary Sue Fitzgerald, Donna Holland, Teddy Johnson, Lynette Maggert, Hollis Maulden, Derrill Pierce, Elva june Ross, joy Ann Statser, Ralph Steel, Sherry Taylor, Ann Wilson, joan Wilson THIRD ROW: Helen Reynolds, Donzella Terrill SECOND ROW: Patty Van House, Darlene Best, Russell Harris, Gayle Weichers FIRST ROW: Oscar Anderson, Dixia Richardson, Maybelle Conger, F0-.fPOIIJOf,' L. A Curry, Barbara Brown -- ,pf FIFTH ROW: jimmy Gunn, Albert Berryman FOURTH ROW: john Roper, Ector Long, Ronnie Crumpler, Norma Davis, Kenneth McKenzie, Duane Williams THIRD ROW: Sam Thompson, jr., Newell Frost, Laura Mae Turner, Dell Lee Struble, Harold Brown, Jackie Williams, Leo Sterkel, JoAnn Edgerton SECOND ROW: Barbara Miller, Peggy York, Fred Hambrick, Bill Mclnnis, Shirley Horsman, Betty Laird, Paula Lupton, Charles Corbizay, Phillip Youngblood FIRST ROW: Gileeta Kirk, jackie Patterson, Wayne Loy, Lonnie Weaver, Frank Haroldson BAND The O. H. S. Band deserves unlimited praise for its splendid coopera- tion as one of the pep-producers of Central. Under the fine leadership of Mr. Dunn the band played and marched at football and basketball games, parades and pep assemblies, helping to keep the spirit of the school up to its usual high standards. One of the most effective displays of the year was at the Coronation of the Band Queen. At this ceremony individual cap lights were used to add new glories to the performances of our musicians. The band journeyed to Wichita Falls, Texas, to take part in the home- coming parade of Midwestern College at which time they made a very good showing for Central High School. A so FIFTH ROW: jim Snodgrass, Eugene Bridges, jim Burnham, Gene Ringer ini FOURTH ROW: jerry Wetmore, David Miller, Arthur Carroll, Wayne Shaw, Bennie Rhodes THIRD ROW: Mary Francis Creech, Mary Jordon, Dortha jean Boyd, Wanda Moser, jim Edwards, jack Dilbeck SECOND ROW: Sam Nayfa, james Reynolds, Wendell Kensell, Joyce Pugh, Marilyn Wingo, Shirley Bishop, Car- roll Dunn, Director ' FIRST ROW: Charles Hennager, jim Quiett, Allen Wint, Pat Suchy, Patsy jackson Fall and spring concerts were presented to the student body, and later , the bandsmen toured the junior highs, giving concerts there to promote interest in our school and its activities. I A The band also sponsored the annual Fun Night at Central, and played for the junior class play and forthe Senior graduation Fmsr SEMESTER , james Reynolds ' Wendell Kensell joan Edgerton Norma Davis Kenneth McKinzey jimmy Gunn Dewan Kerley Richard Hatfield Joan Edgerton Caroll Dunn, Dirertor exerc1ses. OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Prerident Kenneth McKinzey Vice-Preridenx Norma Davis Secretary Betty Laird Trefunrer John Roper Burinerr Manager Gene Ringer Property Manager Allen Wint Sergeant-at-A rm: Reporter Student Council Eugene Bridges Bill Mclnnis joan Edgerton 5 FIFTH ROW: Mary Kaye Roper, Nakita Lester, Sandra Manning, Rae Leta Greenhaw, Carol McKinnon FOURTH ROW: Jeanette Cook, Margaret Wallace, Pat Southall, Kathryn Dixon, Carolyn Giblet, Frances Moss THIRD ROW: Virginia Berthiaume, Patty Davenport, Ann Campbell, Marilyn Swanson, Dee Ann Day, Betty Hutchins, Shirley Williams SECOND ROW: Barbara Brown, Lennis Sellers, Pat Manners, Barbara Hughes, Shirley McVey, Anne Beiderwell, Dorothy Skinner, Janice Goodwin, Pat Scott, Nina Sturkie FIRST ROW: Shirley Ferguson, Twirler DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS The Red Skirts Drum and Bugle Corps is one of the first and best known marching organizations in the state. These girls in their snappy red and black uniforms participated in Central's Fun Night and pep assemblies, performed at football games, marched in parades, and gave a sock hop. The corps marched in the Midwestern homecoming parade at Wichita Falls, Texas, in the fall and entered the state marching contest in the spring. Offi- cers for the next year were announced at the annual hayrack ride in May. OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Barbara Livingston Prerident Carolyn Rogers Linda Henley Vice-Prexident Mary Beth Harrell Di Ann Greenburg Secretary Linda Henley Lucy Grillin Trearurer Jeanie Ruedy Mary Beth Harrell Sergeant-af-Army Kathryn Dixon Louise Mote Sergeant-at-Arms Shirley McVey Ann Lieberman Reporter Bitsy Morris Shirley Ross Rosemary Major Property Manager Property Manager Barbara Boggs Loretta Morrow Lila Johnson Majorette Lila Johnson Shirley Ferguson Twirler Shirley Ferguson Edna Mae Leech Twirler Mary Ann Van Vacter Betty Sue Blackwell Carroll Dunn, Spomor Aliernate Twirler Nakita Lester FIFTH ROW: Susan Duffy, Betty Venters, Doris Pinkerton, Gerry Ackerman, Mary Beth Harrel FOURTH ROW: jo Ann Skinner, Rosemary Major, Louise Mote, Della Ford, Ann Bell, Marilyn Swanson THIRD ROW: Lola Gleason, Carol Fraley, Barbara Boggs, Delores Rickey, Vernadene Pemberton, Loretta Morrow, jeanie Ruedy, Lila johnson, Majorette SECOND ROW: Betty Drury, Di Ann Greenburg, Ann Lieberman, Bitsy Morris, Shirley Johnston, Carolyn Rogers, Linda Henley, Lucy Griflin, Doris Ann Oster, Virginia Davis. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Van Vacter, Twirlef E ff -S E 83 ' 5' FOURTH ROW: jo Ann Ware, Pat Suchy, Martha Mitscher, jeanette Weisser, june DeLaughter, Elizabeth Guil- ford, Ruby Doernor, Erma Dixon THIRD ROW: Charlotte Holly, Wanda Clancy, Pat Willingham, Annette Russell, Peggy Thompson, Mary Lou Cary, Shirley Spears SECOND ROW: Pat Leader, Pat Hanson, jean Myers, Nona Harlan, Alice Martin, Barbara Buford, Helen Swearingen FIRST ROW: Billie Shadid, Marilyn Keyes, Nadine Cull, Mary jane Curry, Carolyn Patton, joan Sheppard, jania Scribner, Gayle Nicholas, Rita jo Hensen BLACK SKIRT SERENADERS Black Skirt Serenaders, starting as a string band in 1945, was re-organized as a vocal group last year. Each year the Serenaders present an entertaining Black Skirt assembly. OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Carolyn Patton President Mary jane Curry joan Sheppard Vife-Prerident Nadine Cull Mary jane Curry Serretary Erma Dixon Martha Mitscher Tfearufer Martha Mitscher Geleeta Kirk Sergeant-ai-ArmJ Marilyn Keyes jean Myers Sergeant-al-Arm: jania Scribner Pat Willingham Reporter Pat Willingham The twirling corps is the newest addition to the Black Skirt Serenaders. The group consists of eighteen girls and a drum majorette. After many strenuous hours of practice, the twirlers gave their spectacular initial performance at the Shawnee-Central football game at Shawnee. The corps, which not only twirls but also does amazing drill work, will appear between halves at football and basketball games. Fmsr SEMESTER Carolyn Patton joan Sheppard Mary jane Curry Martha Mitscher jean Myers Geleeta Kirk Pat Willingham Drum Majorelte, Q 1, sawn --f' Ewan FOURTH ROW: Joan Sheppard, Pat Suchy, Pat Willingham, Martha Mitscher, Shirley Gaumer, Jeanette Weisser THIRD ROW: Billie Shaclid, Charlotte Holly, Virginia Bartlett, Alice Martin, Nona Harlan SECOND ROW: Marilyn Keys, Mary jane Curry, jean Myers, Nadine Cull, jania Scribner, Helen Swearingen FIRST ROW: Pat Hansen BLACK SKIRT TWIRLER CORPS Pat Hanson Sponmr, Carroll Dunn 85 OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Prerident Mary jane Curry Vive-Prerident Nadine Cull Serrernry Erma Dixon Trearurer Martha Mitscher Sergeant-at-Armr jania Scribner Sergennl-at-Army Reporler Marilyn Keys Pat Willingham 96 ,M A ,- .i ,.., In K k FOURTH ROW: Shirley Horseman, Norma Davis, Mary Frances Creech, Joan Edgerton, Marilyn Wingo THIRD ROW: Mary Ruth Jordan, Dorothy Boyd, La Rue Stirkel, Laura Mae Turner, Shirley Bishop SECOND ROW: Betty Laird, Geleeta Kirk, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Kensell, Paula Upton, Joyce Pugh FIRST ROW: Patsy Jackson, Barbara Miller, Wanda Moser BAND GIRLS ORGANIZATION In 1942, the Band Girls organization was founded to create a better understanding of music, to support the band ac tivities, and to encourage a better relationship among its members. Besides having many private parties, the girls gave for the band a party and hayrack ride which were the highlights of their social functions. FIRST SEMEsTER Norma Davis Joyce Pugh Betty Laird Mary Frances Creech Joan Edgerton Mrs. Reynolds, Palron Spanror Mrs. Kensell, Pairon Sponmr OFFICERS Prexidenl Vice-Preridenl Serremry, Treruuref Hirlorian, Reparlef Sergeant-at-Afmr SECOND SEMEs'rEn Betty Laird Mary Frances Creech Joyce Pugh Patsy Jackson Norma Davis THIRD ROW: Leo Stirkle, jack Williams, Dewan Kerley SECOND ROW: Fred Zelinger, Ronnie Crumpler, Gene Ringer, Carroll Dunn, Sponmr FIRST: ROW: jim Quiett, James Reynolds, Patsy Jackson, Kenneth McKenzie, Wendell Kensell BAND BOYS ORGANIZATION The Band Boys Organization was established to promote fellowship and cooperation among the members of the band The boys promote social activities in which boys and girls elect a sweetheart. This year the sweetheart is Miss Patsy jackson. FIRST SEMESTER james Reynolds Wendell Kensell Bill Mclnnis Ronnie Crumpler Gene Ringer OFFICERS Pnaridenl Vire-PreJidenl Serrelary Tfearurer Sergeantaal-Afmr of the band participate. Every year the band boys SECOND SEMESTER Kenneth McKenzie Wendell Kensell Bill Mclnnis Ronnie Crumpler Gene Ringer i :fi 5 , . i f. ic sr Q THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Beatty, Wiley Walker, Darrell Haney, Connie Womack, Bobby Crumley, Don Chastain, Gary Shoemaker, jesse McGuffin SECOND ROW: Norma Hill, janet Whidden, Norma Wilkerson, Anna Mae Stafford, Doris Beard, Mary Keffer, Marilyn Motley, Shirley Hill FIRST ROW: jania Scribner, Nadine Cull, Ann Phillippe, Grovaline Fauss, Doris Reynolds, Carline Thorne, Char- lotte Penn CENTRAL HIG The Central choir has been recognized as one of the outstanding organizations at Central. The choir members work hard to bring all types of music to our assemblies, and various other programs they perform in each year. Their repertoire ranges from sacred music to rhythmic popular tunes. Christmas Eve in Other Lands was the title of their annual Christmas program. They participated in two music festivals this year, one at Stillwater, directed by Dr. Peter Wilhousky, and another given here in Oklahoma City for the District Music Convention. Dr. Lara Hoggard, an assistant to Fred Waring, directed a workship that preceded the con- cert in which four high schools took part. The whole school looks forward each year to hearing the music presented by the choir for our commencement pro- gram at the Municipal Auditorium. ss' FOURTH ROW: Dick Wright, Glendyn Alsup, Donna Beard, Bobbye Dean, Nancy Lee, Charles Luke, Ashton Morris THIRD ROW: June I-Iobgood, Tommy Maxwell, Jeanne Swagerty, Doug Creek, jerry Christiansen, Rhoda Edgar, Pat Ohler, Ann Campbell SECOND ROW: Pat Gleason, julia Payne, Harvey Brown, Mary Ramsey, Lucky johnson FIRST ROW: Dolores Rickey, june Branch, jackson Cartwright, Bob Bealmear, Eleanor Wood, Kathy Maupin 'HOOL CHOIR Fmsr SEMESTER Mary Keffer Doris Beard Dolores Rickey Bobbye Dean Ann Campbell Glendyn Alsup Bobbye Dean Norma Hill Eva Lee, Spanfor OFFICERS Preridenl Vice-Pferident Secremfy Tfeamref Reporlef Burineu Manager Afcompanirt Sludenl Council H orterr SECOND SEMESTER Ashton Morris Bob Bealmear Shirley Hill Dick Wright Bobbye Dean Gary Shoemaker Bobbye Dean June Hobgood Dolores Rickey 5 ii , O 'N QI' QP' 'FD FOURTH ROW: Gene Kanaly, Dorothy Skinner, Don Chastain, Bobbye Dean, Rhoda Edgar, Pat Gleason THIRD ROW: jo Ann Summers, Ashton Morris, Grovaline Fauss, Norma Wilkerson, Pat Ohler SECOND ROW: Ann Campbell, Pat Manners, Tommy Maxwell, Shirley Hill, Mary Ann Van Vacter, Mary Ramsey FIRST ROW: Dolores Rickey, Florine Dougan, Norma Hill, Doris Reynolds, Barbara Ellis MUSIC CLUB Under the excellent sponsorship of Miss Eva Lee, the Music Club has done much to promote the appreciation and understanding of good music. A student's entrance into this club requires an individual performance of some classical number. The club helps to furnish much of the musical entertainment for the assemblies, and the highlight of their activities is the presentation of their annual assembly. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND Semssrsix Norma Hill Prerident Mary Ann Van Vacter Florine Dougan Vice-Pferidenl Pat Ohler Doris Reynolds Serretafy Florine Dougan Mary Ramsey Treaxurer Doris Reynolds Reporter jo Ann Summers Dick Hatfield Sergeant-at-Afmr Dorothy Skinner Dorothy Skinner Pledge Mi,flfeJ.r Pat Manners -fu K THIRD ROW: Ella jo Ryburn, Betty Hunter, Phyllis Scott, Jessie McGuHin, Nancy Lee, Shirley Tyson, Virginia Ainsworth SECOND ROW: Betty Miller, june Hobgood, june Branch, Florine Dougan, Donna Avant, Frances Sell, Connie Gammell FIRST ROW: Lupe De Anda, Mary Rodriguez, Elizabeth Lloyd, Willa Dean Robinson, Lodus Armitage, Eleanor Wood, Carlene Thorne GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The purpose of this organization is to prepare the girls for their entrance into the choir, With Miss Eva Lee as the director, the girls learn many of the technical points of singing and also have many enjoyable times together. OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Florine Dougan Pferident Virginia Ainsworth Virginia Ainsworth Vife-Pfefidenl Frances Sell Eleanor Wood Secretary Shirley Tyson Eleanor Wood Trearufer Shirley McDonald Lodus Armitage Program Chairman Betty Miller Florine Dougan Acfonlpanifl Dena Butterheld RADIO SINGING FOURTH ROW: Frank Stepp, Wiley Walker, Don Chastain THIRD ROW: Lila Quillen, Darlene Campbell, Colleen Cordray, Don Davis SECOND ROW: Drotha Pendergraft, David Hodges, Doris Beard, Donna Bernard, joe Hock, Erma Dixon, Palmer Foley FIRST ROW: Lenora Hadden, Ann Phillippe, Jean Parkerson, Betty Grant, Dolores Pitts, Willa Dean Robinson, Janelle Heartsill 3 A -4 W7 FOURTH ROW: Clark De Larvin, Stan Bernet, Wilson Gathings, Connie Womack, Harris Papahronis, Ed Adwon, Nancy Tinsley, Vergie Wilkerson THIRD ROW: Lucy Grilifin, Pat Evans, Dan Schmoker, Sidney Cloud, Cecil Garlin, Laura Chechovsky, Bonnie joy, Betty Hutchins, Carolyn Hayes SECOND ROW: Don Robinder, Marjorie Beasley, Dorothy Criner, JoAnne Nay, Ruth Yamagishi, Carol Thomp- son, jo Ann Summers FIRST ROW: Barbara Boggs, Carol Fraley, Clauda McAdams, Duane Boyett, Ruth Snell, .fpom'or,' Sharon Haile, Lola Gleason, Mary Overstreet, 'Ioan Peal ENTRE NOU Under the sponsorship of Miss Ruth Snell, Entre Nous was organized in 1945 in an effort to promote better under standing of French people, language, and customs. Outstanding events of the social calendar included a Christmas party given by former members at the home of Lou ellen Dougherty, class of '50g a rushee party, and the Founders' Day Picnic. Meetings are held regularly twice a month and frequently feature various French speakers whenever it 'is possible to secure them. Fmsr SEMESTER Sharon Haile Duane Boyett jo Ann Summers Lucy Grirhn Barbara Boggs Carolyn Hayes Sydney Cloud JoAnn jay Ruth Snell, Spafuw' OFFICERS Prerident Vice-Prerident Serretary Treafurer Pledge Miflrefi Reporter Sergeant-at-Arm: Student C owzril SECOND SEMESTER Duane Boyett Lucy Griflin jo Ann Summers Barbara Boggs jo Ann Nay Mary Ann Overstreet Cecil Garlin Harris Papahronis FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Criner, Della Ford, Charles Starks, Max Wells, Gene Kanaly, Ruth Ann Dollarhide, Marilyn Swanson THIRD ROW: Linda Morris, Joanne Nay, David Mann, Carolyn Giblet, Margaret Wallace, Ashton Morris, jo Ann Summers SECOND ROW: Clay Lewis, Lola Gleason, Meredith Griffith, Barbara Brown, Duane Boyett, Louise Spradling, Ernestine Harrison, Lucy Griffin FIRST ROW: Barbara Boggs, Pat Nichols, Caroline Warram, Dorothy Angevine, Sponrorg Marilyn Dietrich, Mary Ann Farris, Sidney Glass PAN AMERICAN CLUB The Pan American Club, under the capable sponsorship of Miss Dorothy Angevine, has rapidly progressed in the spirit of understanding between the United States and Pan Americaf The purpose of the organization of the club was to promote friendships and good will with our Southern neighbors. The activities of the club include bi-monthly meetings held in the homes of members, a delicious dinner at El Charrito's Mexican Cafe, and a spring picnic at the end of the school year, honoring graduating seniors. To be a member of the club one must spend a time of pledgeship. During this time he must memorize all the Pan American countries and their capitals, and give a short speech about some interesting topic concerning Latin America. Finally at the end of the year he is initiated. Through these activities members hope that they will gain the universal understanding so often talked about but rarely practiced. - OFFICERS Marilyn Dietrich Prerident Caroline Warram Fin! Vice-Pferidenl Barbara Boggs Second Vire-Prefident Mary Ann Fariss Secretary Pat Nichols Tfearurer Lucy Griffin Pledge Mirlrerr ..-ss,a.w,s,.vwaf-mug. 4 . 5,-i sile- SECOND ROW: Joe Maroof, David Mann, Mickey Wehba, Phil Mason, Jimmie Cook, Donald Gilliland, Jimmie Shadid, Eddie Danner, Bob Robertson FIRST ROW: Billie Jean Price, Carolyn Giblet, Meredith Griffith, Barbara Pemberton, Shirley Ferguson, Maybelle Conger, Sponrorg Anita Kramer, honorary membefg Judy East, Nancy Poston, Sue Dulaney, Virginia Davis THESPIANS The National Thespian Society was established in the spring of 1929 by a group of teachers and students interested in the advancement of dramatic arts in the high schools. The aims of the society are twofold: flj to establish and pro- mote standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and QZJ to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among students. There are over one thousand troupes in secondary schools in the United States, Alaska, Canada, Panama Canal Zone, Hawaii, and Japan. Central's troupe is number 822. Qualifications for membership include par- ticipation in plays, work backstage, superior work in dramatic classes, and promotion of dramatic arts in the school and community. Central's chapter meets the second and fourth Monday afternoons in room 110. At present there are thirty-six active members. Initiation for new members is held twice a year, in January and May. Only Juniors and Seniors are eligible for membership. OFFICERS Clauda McAdams Preridenl Marla Rookstool Vice-PreJidenl Pat Scott Secretary Zelmond Harrell Trearuref Derrill Pierce Reporter Miss Conger Spanror Mr. F. R, Born, Miss Martha Truax, Mrs. Anita Kramer, Honorary Memberr SECOND ROW: Sam Nayfa, Tommy Thompson, Max Caldwell, Marvin Gerson, Gene Kanaly, Zelmond Harrell, Derrill Pierce FIRST ROW: Sue Harter, Pat Scott, Clauda McAdams, Marla Rookstool, Carolyn Warram, Dolores Rickey, Ann Campbell, Delores Allen S 1 Q 1 S V 5, ' 1. , S fg-5 ui, -ef : XX Q ' xx I z , . f , . I l THIRD ROW: Tommy Thompson, Max Wells, Zelmond Harrell SECOND ROW: john Wheeler, Jimmie Shadid, Phil Mason, Derrill Pierce, Sam Nayfa, Gene Kanaly, Jimmie Cook, Leon Allen, David Hodges FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hallie Ramirez, Marvin Gerson, Miss Maybelle Conger, Bob Robertson, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Burdette MASQLIERS, The Masquers is an honorary speech club for boys. Foremost among its activities are a dramatic assembly, when the new members are announced, and a Founders' Day Banquet. Sponsored by Miss Maybelle Conger, the Masquers further interest in speech at Central. OFFICERS Fms'r SEMESTER SECOND Sramiasrsn Marvin Gerson Preridenl Bob Robertson Bob Robertson Vice-Prefidenl Derrill Pierce Derrill Pierce Serretmy Leon Allen Sam Nayfa Trearufer Sam Nayfa Leon Allen Reporter Leon Allen REVENGE l r Q lmlm 5 5 ph. -5 THIRD ROW: Zelmond Harrell, Max Wells, Max Caldwell, james Carr OFFICERS SECOND ROW: Derrill Pierce, Eddie Danner, Don Middleton, Patty Van House, David Hodges, Bob Bealmear Pyejidgm Marvin Gefsc FIRST ROW: jaqueline Boaz, johnny Wheeler, jack Moore, Maybelle Conger, Spomorf Leon Allen, Delores Allen, Vj,e.p,m,1e,,, Dgffill pie,-Ce Marvin Gerson Secretary Leon Allen NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE The National Forensic League is an honorary society for high school students who have excelled in the field of com- petitive speech. N. F. L. promotes interest in interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging fellow- ship and by awarding deserving participants with certificates of accomplishment. All members of this club are in the up- per two-thirds of their class scholastically, and are elected to membership by a three-fourths vote of the active chapter. This is a national organization with over 1,000 chapters in the United States. l In 1952 the Golden Key, an honorary speech organization, was founded. Each year the members are selected from among the girls who have outstanding ability in speech. The activities include a dinner for the Masquers and a formal initiation. OFFICERS , SECOND ROW: Shirley ifefguson, Pat scott, Mafia Rookstooi, Delores Allen P'effdf ' Claude MCM FIRST ROW: Caroline Warram, Martha Truax, Spomorg Clauda McAdams Sponrof Martha Truax 1, 5 I , 'L ii Silt lf t . . 'fy 5 K il ii li . X ' 1 i E 1 12 5 1, . 2 Q 5 5 , Z ,pa 129 4, FOURTH ROW: Bernard Pata, Mack Roller, Lucy Grilhn, Nancy Thompson, Don Barbour, Charlie Starks, jim Pledger, Loren Snyder, Royce Jarvis THIRD ROW: Roberta Smith, Dan Schmoker, june De Laughter, Ronnie Browning, Jo Ann Summers, Marlin Mur- ray, Ruth Yamagishi, Geneva Browning SECOND ROW: june Branch, Harvey Brown, Barbara Boggs, Mary Ruth jordan, Carolyn Way, Paula Lumpton, Gay Green, Doris Reynolds FIRST ROW: Arthur Myers, Mary Ann Fariss, Linda Morris, -Bill Mclnnis, Mary Brucher, .rponrarp Don Middleton Mary Overstreet, Nona Harlan, Mary Lou Carey RED CROSS The Red Cross at Central, a branch of the National Red Cross, is one of the more important clubs from the stand- point of service. Its main purpose is service to the school and to people in need. During the annual membership drive, the students are urged to contribute as much as possible to this worthy cause. The student participation is again carried out through the lilling of gift boxes that are sent to Europe and Asia and are distributed among the children and young people there. OFFICERS Bill Mclnnis Prerident Gay Green Secretary Lucy Griffin Tfenruref Doris Reynolds Dan Schmoker Charles Starks Counly Reprerentalizfe Altefnale Reprerenlrztiye Alternale Reprerentarive FOURTH ROW: Beverly Hart, Roy Aldridge, Robert Royce, Lee Tuck, Jeanne Swagerty, Betty Brock, Dortha Boyd THIRD ROW: Carlene Thorne, jim Burnham, julia Payne, Janelle Heartsill, Helen Roberts, Shirley Johnston, Shir- ley Bruce SECOND ROW: Carol Fraley, Wanda Moser, Diane Spillars, Rita jo Henson, Velma Barnett, Loretta Grant, Donna Barlow FIRST ROW: Wilma Justus, Mary Beth Harrell, Karen Kessler, Freda Scott, Shirley Bishop, Martha Rainey -,f va s ' s - i :P 2 '- in 152' ez 3' ff' m. 1? V ,., if iz 'S ' fe I THIRD ROW: john Sawyers, Wiley Walker, Max Wells, john Boghosian SECOND ROW: Dan Schmoker, Tommy Thompson, john Roper FIRST ROW: joe Snyder, Sidney Cloud, Eva Chowning, Jpomorf Don Middleton, Lloyd Smith JEFFERSONIANS As a club for all boys interested in speech, the jeffs were organized in 1905. The club still thrives today with this same purpose. It participated in the Ciceronians' forensic contest and sponsored the annual jeff-Cice debate. Alumni from many years back returned to the annual stag banquet. These alums were a great help to the club's small membership. Another annual event was a hayrack ride held in the spring. FIRST SEMESTER Sidney Cloud Don Middleton Tommy Thompson Dan Schmoker OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treafuref Secours SEMESTER Don Middleton Sidney Cloud Jerry Greenhaw Dan Schmoker FOURTH ROW: Palmer Foley, Wilson Gothings, Charles Starks, Don Ellis, Fred Harmor, james Reynolds, Fred Capalongan, David Mann THIRD ROW: Bobby Cherry, Zelmond Harrell, johnny Wheeler, Leon Allen, jerry Christiansen, Richard Hosler SECOND ROW: Charles Maimbourg, Max Caldwell, David Price, Owen Cummings, Bob Bealmear FIRST ROW: Donald Holmes, Marvin Gerson, Derrill Pierce, M. V. Van Meter, .rpomorf James Carr, Eddie Maim- bourg, Bill Mclnnis CICERONIAN DEBATING SOCIETY 2 f- 5 X I The Ciceronian Debating Society was organized in 1911. Under the cap able sponsorship of M. V. Van Meter it has grown steadily in membership. The purpose of the society is to further forensic activities. The social activities of the year consisted of the steak fry in the fall, the annual stag banquet during Christmas vacation, and the hamburger fry, in the spring. FIRST SEMEsrER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Derrill Pierce Prerident james Carr Max Caldwell Vice-Prefidenl Leon Allen Eddie Danner Secretary Max Caldwell Zelmond Harrell Trearufer Clark Bird Leon Allen Reporler Zelmond Harrell Leon Allen Hirtorian Zelmond Harrell Charles Maimbourg Sludent Council Robert Bealmear john Wheeler Parliamentarian james Reynolds FOURTH ROW jo Anne Ware Margaret Thomason Mary Frances Creech Jessie McGuHin THIRD ROW Reba jo Hefner Judy Jensen Sue Meade Marjorie Scudamore Donna Barlow SECOND ROW Donna Cole Donna Holland Mona Matthews Frances Sell Wanda jean Wallace FIRST ROW Wanda Moser joy Garner Lucnle Spann Mary Sue Kinney Shirley Dodson In December 1951 Central s branch of the Horizon Club will celebrate therr first birthday. For the first time organization of the Horizon Club at Central it rs affiliated wrth the national club of that name. This chapter is called the Starlighters Therr installation of officers was here at Westminster Presbyterian To this young club we of the annual offer our kindest wishes and srncerest hopes for a very bright future. Serretary, Tfearurer Reports: the library. Meeting SECOND SEMESTER Pat Suchy Barbara Boggs Mary Ann Farris Eva Chowning Mary Lou Curry s are held THIRD ROW: Dudley Patterson, Billy Rice, Don Sheckles SECOND ROW: Wayne Martin, Harris Papahronis, Charlie Starks, Tommy Fairchild FIRST ROW: Robert Webber, Palmer Foley, M. V. Van Meter, rpomorf James Carr, Donald Eugene Holmes The Hi-Y is an international organization open to all high school boys. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Chris tian character. It renders service to both the school and the community. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Palmer Foley Preridenl James Carr Robert Campbell Vice-Prerident Don Scheckles Wayne Martin Serrelafy Darrell Haney James Carr Trmrurer Wayne Martin Derrill Pierce Chaplain Palmer Foley Y-TEENS The Y-Teens, sponsored by Mrs. Vivien Smith, is a club that works in close cooperation with our local Y.W C A in promoting wholesome social recreation for teen-agers. Trips are taken regularly in the spring and fall to Camp Ione in Warr Acres. OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Doris Reynolds Preridenl Laura Checovsky Laura Chechovsky Vice-Prerident Doris Reynolds Jeanette Weisser Secretary Carmen Satoe Carolyn Way Treasurer Carmen Satoe Jean Gilstrap Reporter-Inter-Club-Council Shirley Huggins Carmen Satoe Hirlorian Jean Gilstrap Mrs. Vivien Smith, Spwuor THIRD ROW: Carmen Satoe, Pat Guice, Nancy Thompson, Martha Mitscher, Joyce Kirby SECOND ROW: Anita Longhorn, Pat Brady, Shirley Huggins, Margery Beasley FIRST ROW: Doris Reynolds, Mrs. Smith, Laura Chechovsky, Jeanne Gilstrap FOURTH ROW: Lu Otta Chew, Tommy Maxwell, Eugme Bridges, Jimmy Sheppard, Max Wells, Norma Davis Meredith Griffith THIRD ROW: Joann Summers, Barbara Boyd, Carolyn Giblet, Dorothy Skinner, Nancy Adams, Peggy Boren SECOND ROW: Anita Sherman, Joann Holland, Isaac McCorley, Marilyn Swanson, Helen Roberts, Harriet Sheppard FIRST ROW: Pat Benson, Ruth Yamagishi, Carmen Satoe, Mrs. Anita Kramer, Jeanie Ruedy, Donna Barlow Lucretia Smith LES BEAUX ARTS CLUB The purpose of the Les Beaux Arts Club is to turther appreciation of art at Central The club presented its annual assembly in the fall, Three Les Beaux Arts medals were given at the awards as sembly. Activities included a rushee tea, a pledge party, field trips, and regular meetings. 1 l FIRST SEMEs'rER Dorothy Skinner Norma Davis Carolyn Giblet Ruth Yamagishi Anita Sherman Carmen Satoe Marilyn Swanson Patsy Jackson Barbara Boyd Anita Kramer, Spanmr OFFICERS Pferidenr Vice-Prefident Serretafy Treawrer Pledge Mi.flfe.f.r H irtorian Sergeant-at-A rmr Sergeant-ai-Armr Reporter Parliam enlarian SECOND Sismssrisn Carolyn Giblet Norma Davis Anita Sherman Nancy Adams Marilyn Swanson Tommy Maxwell Lucretia Smith Barbara Boyd Jeannie Ruedy Dorothy Skinner 5 is . or asv- i L. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Gerdes, Tommy Morgensen, Edward Opp, Charles Sloan, Bryan Friday, Larry Buchanan, E. W. Heinlein, Bobby Crumley, Bobby Mclntire THIRD ROW: Bobby Gibbs, Russell Hill, Frank Kratky, Bill Hammond, Leon Godwin, Gay Green, Erma Dixon SECOND ROW: Shirley Carpenter, Eugene Mariott, Janice Goodwin, Robert Royce, james McGee, Barbara Wallen, Rose Marie Vaeth FIRST ROW: Loretta Morrow, Roxana Petty, Marshall Baines, Anita Kramer, Spomory Lee Tuck, Voncile Wilson, STAGECRAFT One of the most useful groups at Central is the stage crew. These hard-working people who rarely receive applause are usually chosen from the Black Shirt Pep Club. They are boys who are in- terested in stage work and are usually members of at least one of the many classes in stagecraft of- fered at Central. For their loyal, Careful work, we thank them. OFFICERS Harriet Hopkins FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Lee Tuck Stage Manager Lee Tuck Marshall Baines Arfiftant ,Wage Manager Marshall Baines Marshall Baines Light Terlmirian Larry Buchanan jimmy Helmer Stage Crew Bryan Friday Don Brown Corky Burnett Dick Kunc Dick Kunc Corky Burnett E. W. Heinlein Anita Kramer, Spmzmr THIRD ROW: Robert Stearman, Lloyd Smith, Don Gilliland, Charlie Starks, John Boghosian SECOND ROW: Sue Gotts, Florine Dougan, Anita Sherman, John Paschal, Dorothy Skinner, Doris Beard, Ray Miller, Della Ford, Peggy Boren FIRST ROW: Clay Lewis, Anne Beiderwell, Caroline Warram, Ruth Wallace, Sponrorg Ruth Yamagishi, Jeanie Ruedy, Martha Smith THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Central High School Chapter of the Honor Society, founded in 1921, is the oldest in the state. Membership in the Honor Society is one of the highest achievements that any student can attain. Members are chosen from the upper 1575 of the senior class and the upper 570 of the junior class on the basis of their excellence in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Members of the Honor Society sell school supplies to buy golden O's and honor roll awards. Senior members take one-day tours of O.U. and A. and M. College. OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Caroline Warram Prerident Lloyd Smith Fred Capalongan Vire-Prerident Fred Capalongan Anne Beiderwell Secretary Anne Beiderwell Sue Gotts Trearurer james Carr Doris Beard Reporter Harold Wolaver Jeannie Ruedy Student Council Della Ford THIRD ROW: Shirley Ferguson, Wanda Miller, Margie Henley, jo Ann Summers, Janelle Heartsill SECOND ROW: Denice Shuler, Harold Wolaver, Carol Butterfield, Sidney Cloud, janet Baird K FIRST ROW: Phyllis Porter, Billie jo Dunn, Frances Olson Marla Rookstool vu Zelinger, Mary Kay Roper, james Carr, Lucy Griiiin, Linda yn Way, Duane Boyett, Nancy Tinsley, Cecil Garlin, Dena esler, Fred Capalongan, Ruth Wallace, S'por1J0r,' Carolyn 'X ' I if V- as I f 104 1 .V A 3 'F' W6 as 'ii FOURTH ROW: jack Lowman, Eugene Howell, Sam Thompson, jr., Don Gilliland, john Boghosian THIRD ROW: Carolyn Custer, Lloyd Smith, jo Ann Summers, Shirley Lipe, Charles Maimbourg, jennifer Olson SECOND ROW: james Barrow, Bill Hill, Lee Tuck, Larry Wilson, Sidney Cloud FIRST ROW: joan Dilbeck, Dan Schmoker, Earl jones, joyce Diltz, Martha Rainey CHEMISTRY CLUB Under the efficient sponsorship of Mr. john Wise, fifty budding chemists toured the Lake Hefner Filtration Plant, the State Fuel Testing Laboratory, the State Science Fair in Norman, where several members exhibited projects, and many other places of interest. Their social affairs consisted of a Christmas party and a spring picnic. Caroline Warram OFFICERS Pveridenl Sam Thompson, jr. Vice-Pferident Charles Starks Secretary Robert Stearmari Treruurer joe McConnico Tmrzrpoflation Chairman George Finley Student Council Mr. john Wise, Spanmr FOURTH ROW: Tommy Thompson, Robert Stearman, Stanley Bernet, jerry Dulaney, Don Ellis, Ed Adwon, john Sawyer THIRD ROW: Paula Buford, David Mann, Cecil Garlin, Charles Starks, George Findlay SECOND ROW: Billie jo Dunn, Nancy Schmidt, janet Baird, Roberta Smith, Halbert johnston, Phyllis Porter FIRST ROW: Shirley Bishop, Caroline Warram, john Wise, Sponrorf Ruth Yamaishi, Paul Swan 5 b T I ' z i i ,, 2 'r 5 ae Sinc The half day, FOURTH ROW: Beverly King, Dennis Dodson, David Price, Larry Adair, Tommy Franklin, William Summitt, Patsy Gibson THIRD ROW: Geraldine Ditto, Cherra Beth Bernard, Rubye Hill, Dixia Richardson, Sally Barnes, Edna Anderson, Glenda Lockett SECOND ROW: Toka Turnbow, Homer Baze, Bob Hoye, Morris Taylor, Truman Crawford, Sherry Williams FIRST ROW: Jeanne Stubblerield, Ann Edwards, Doris Doherty, Eleanor Curtis, Sponrorg Laveda Berryhill, Mary Ellen Shaver, Roberta Porter DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION e 1942, Mrs. Eleanor Curtis has sponsored the Distributive Education club at Central. members of this club are girls and boys who are interested in getting credit for their jobs. Attending they work the other half day, and are graded on their jobs just as they are at school. OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Carlos Bagwell Prerident Mary Ellen Shaver Deloras Keitz Vive-Pferidenl Cherra Beth Barnard Ann Edwards Serrelary jean Large Charlene McGuire Trearuref Sally Barnes jean Large Sooner Spirit jean Wrone Cherra Barnard Sludenl Counril Larry Adair Mary Ellen Shaver Red Crofr Ralph Hanley Delegale to National Club Deloras Keitz Eleanor Curtis, Spofzmr THIRD ROW: Norma Tanner, Don Burrows, jean Wrone, Charlene McGuire, Margie Tye SECOND ROW: Sue Cook, jo Anne Peairson, Cherie Robinson, Caroline Best, jo Ann Robnett FIRST ROW: Patsy Hoggatt, Norma Raines, Betty in 'lean' W ie Large, Pat Tech ebaugh, , 'Q ,. 05 '27 class one- 106 .f 21 i 2 f : , : I L , 3 l l , S . gn- FOURTH ROW: Don Wigley, Don Herring, jimmy Robinson, Bob Cook, Wesley Pullin, Bob White THIRD ROW: jimmy Bishop, Jerald Vandeventar, Dale Shoffstall, Robert Sempter, Bob Stamper SECOND ROW: Tom Steelman, jim Ellis, Corky Burnett, Kenneth Willis, Robert Carmack FIRST ROW: johnny Pearson, Carol Camenetti, H. N. Roberts, Spanxorg Nellie Whiteman, Russell Harris DIVERSIFIED OCCURATIONS Students enrolled in diversified occupations classes spend half a day at school, and half a day in various occupations which may or may not become their chosen fields in the future. Problems arising in work experiences can be studied in classes. Both trade and industrial programs claim the interests of these boys and girls, who become fitted for responsible jobs while also taking the required academic courses. OFFICERS Jerald Vandeventar President Kenneth Tipps Vire-Prefident Nellie Whiteman Secretary Don Wigley Trefzwrer SECOND ROW: jerry Ridley, Larry Butler, Royce Morrison FIRST ROW: Don Bouldin, Alpha Sowards, Kenneth Tipps, Bob Kaul 5 . i E Q 5 i aria yu' 'IH Mol QM!! Q' 2 FOURTH ROW: Norma Davis, Wanda Young, Beverly Hart, Carol Emenheiser, Peggy Horton, james Carr, Roy Welborn, Geraldine Stinnett, Helen Reynolds, Martha Mitscher THIRD ROW: Billie jean Bailey, Willa Mae Mohlman, Shirley Moser, Pat Scott, Wanda Myers, Sharon Haile, Arlene Erixon, Sue Meade, Gloria Crow SECOND ROW: Margie Zellinger, Edna Anderson, Billie jo Dunn, Marla Kirkpatrick, Jeanie Ruedy, Betty Sue Cooper, Betty Cook, Clay Lewis, Ula jean Cole FIRST ROW: Betty Lou Lipe, Mollie Warden, Jackie Rainbow, Pat Leader, Peggy Boren, Lillian Wilson, Sponrory Anne Beiderwell, Shirley Williams, Wanda Moser, Phyllis Bryan FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America is a new organization which has been formed here at Central only this year. Any student who is taking at least one business course may become a member of this club. At meetings, held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, the members learn how to apply for jobs in the business world, and how to keep them. The pin and the membership card are most helpful in obtaining employment after graduation, as they are recognized by business men all over the country. OFFICERS Anne Beiderwell Prerident Peggy Boren Vice-Preridenl Pat Leader Secretary Geraldine Stinnett Trearurer Clay Lewis Repoftef Margie Zellinger Lillian Wilson Student C ouruil Sp amor x - . ..., ., i ax g .L 'f:. . gg :- mz' 1:2 ja... . a' ' Q 'I X :ssigf :swf JE!-'EN .,sr:ss- ' Hui!-ies if Q fa THE STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council was organized in 1921 for the purpose of promoting better understanding among the students and faculty. Representatives from every homeroom organization and class now meet daily as a class The Council not only trans acts school business but also studies parliamentary procedure and practical speech courses The main project for this year was the planning of the formal banquet for the S A S C Convention held in Okla homa City in October. Under the leadership of the presidents Marvin Gerson and Max Wells the Student Council has made great advance ments in developing understanding in Central and in the community Fmsr SEMEs1'ER Marvin Gerson Shirley Ferguson Nakita Lester Rosemary Major joe Snyder Marilyn Dietrich Max Caldwell 5 E e I .. 'X I i N111 I I ,iQ 'vw XM 9 FOURTH ROW: Mack Roller, George Findlay, Dan Schmoker, Don Branscome, Alpha Sowards, Barbara Siders, David Mann, Tom Mitcher, Peggy Curry THIRD ROW: Emmett Holland, Everett Doty, Betty Minter, Nina Clark, Beryl Hardin, Patty Van House, joan Edgerton, Drotha Pendergraft, Lois Bailey SECOND ROW: Pat Manners, Betty Gould FIRST ROW: Hazel Curtis Harriet Sheppard, jo Ann Ware, joan Wilson, Pat Southall, Louise Spradling, jan Howell, Jeanette Cook av . Q l W vi vv Y ,,. ., F .- ,- . N X f R? 1 931.- ff 'N . 3: 1 ' R 1 , THIRD ROW: Duane Boyett, Phyllis Mayberry, Lucy Grifhn, james Carr, Zelmond Harrell, Derrill Pierce, Joanne Nay, Dorothy Kriner, Leon Allen SECOND ROW: Wanda Young, Forrest Leffler Carolyn Patton, Mona Panter, Mary Kay Roper, Barbara Brown, Della Ford, Eddie Danner, Meredith Griffith, Freda Scott FIRST ROW: Ernestine Harrison, Caroline Warram, Shirley Williams, Clauda McAdams, Lila Johnson, Lennis Sellers, Pamela Murphy, Pat Kleinegger THIRD ROW: Tommy Maxwell, David Price, Gene Kanaly, Fred Cofer, Bill Patrick, Margaret Wallace, Norma Wilkerson SECOND ROW: Shirle Vannoy, Ashel Richardson, Carmelita Loy, Roy Aldrich, Leroy Wilder, Phyllis Dodd, joe I-lock, june Hobgood FIRST ROW: Eleanor Wood, Pat Benson, Ann Nelson, Bob Bealmear, Sidney Glass, Carol Fraley 3 Q Richard Hosler, Jopbomore buriner: managerg Lloyd Smith, Jerzior bufinerr marzagerf R. V. Miller, ro-Jporuorg Charles Starks, junior burinerr manager. l l w Nancy Adams, Jophomore editorf Linda Henley, Jenn edilorg Doris Taylor, to-Jponrorg Pat Willinghaxl junior editor. Jeanie Ruedy, arty Dena Butterfield, circulation, Bobbye Dean, feaiurerf Dorothy Skinner, arty Ruth Yamagishi, art. CARDINAL ANNUAL STAFF Ciffuldfivfl Anne Beiderwell, rerzior cla.rr,' Sam Thompson, Jenic Clark Bird, Larry Wilson, Nancy Tinsley, Fred Capa- clang james Carr, organizalionry john Brown, allaletir. longan, Jeanne Swagerty, Bob Dunn. Caroline Warram, organizaiiom. l n n Q - l l 112 l D SECOND ROW: J. W. Vickrey, Gary Herndon, Gene Jack Jonesfmd .Cwl Skaggs Bfabns, J. W. Bond, Bill Holmes. Washing Plctures' FIRST ROW: Eugene Merritt, Almeda Franklin, Margaret Beasley, Rosemary Major. CARDINAL OTOGRAPHY STAFF 4 1 Q ' - J-MTI in fit?-W we s s I a l THIRD ROW: Jimmy Sheppard, Wayne Rose, Wayne Craighead, Bob Dunn, Pat Elder, Billy Rice. SECOND ROW: J. D. Winbray, .TPUHJOIX Paul Fleming, jack Jones, Bob Asher, Wendell Scroggins, Raul Vitsut, Bob McKee. FIRST ROW: Bob Morris, Arthur Evans, Louise Hames, Donald Thomason, Homer Riddle. THIRD ROW: Dave Hansen, Steve Mason, Tom Griffin, Robert Smith, Gerald Hollowell. SECOND ROW: Max jones, jerry Hall, Don Avant, Eddie Burns. B Q FIRST ROW: Gaylene james, Charles Glass, -J Francis Mullins. Wayne Craighead Bob Dunn and jimmy Sheppard at the dryer J. D. Winbray M, ,N , , ,,,, .A SOONER SPIRIT STAFF 1' THIRD ROW: Bill Finley, Everett Dunlap, Jack Hodges, Darrell Pierce, Eddie Danner, Shirley Johnston. SECOND ROW: Betty McBride, Peggy Boren, Pat Willingham, Bryan Turner, Phil Mason Marla Rookstool, Sue Dulaney, Pat Scott. FIRST ROW: Vicky Lockhart, Louise Sprad- ling, Pete Pagonis, Marvin Gerson, Freda Scott, Mary Lou Poage, Glenell Calahan. a Max Wells, Mary Elizabeth Bur dette, Jponrarg Louis Antonio THIRD ROW: Laura Sue Green, Stanley Bernet, Ronnie Cordell, Phil Hatch, Ed Adwon, Barbara Wallen. SECOND ROW: Mary Kaye Roper, Nakita Lester, Nancy Schmidt, Don Middleton, Julia Ann Payne, john Paschal. FIRST ROW: Gaylene james, Karen Kessler, Pat Kleinegger, Shirley Ferguson, Clauda McAdams, Rae Lita Greenhaw, Jeanie Ruedy. PRINTING THIRD ROW: Simon Aleman, Jimme Tink- ham, Paul Ortez, Joe judkins, Marvin Mosher, Don Orf, Harold Lemons, Tom Buckner. SECOND ROW: Carl Hawley, Robert Schaefer, Fred Armentrout, Ronald Hall, Charles Wag- ner, Vernon Corkle, Duane Bentley. FIRST ROW: Frank Vallejo, Kenny Harthoorn, Ralph Pendleton, B. H. Thomas, Tommy Cas- ter, Ashel Richardson. THIRD ROW: Bill Garvin, james jay, Bob McCullough, Charles Durham, Don Brans- come, Darwin Lee, Fred Floyd, Albert Gloria, Paul Bull. SECOND ROW: Bob Keesie, Melvin Hamil- ton, james Butcher, Royce Donaldson, Sam Folsom, Jim Ray. FIRST ROW: james Sherry, Ray Hardin, Don Henthorn, Cecil Tansel, Glenn Hardway, Roy Milner. td JOHN BROWN, LILA JOHNSON Mr. and Miss Zentral arvin Gerson, Clauda McAdams hs and Attendants Sam Thompson, jr., Nakita Lester Bob Robertson, Shirley Ferguson ,Annual .Qumz so Q1 ea s . Charles Starks, Pat Willingham LLOYD SMITH, LINDA HENLEY Richard Hosler, Nancy Adams and Attendants . fn . Q, ' 1 'A - .1 s tll Sam Thompson, Jr., Anne Beiderwell john Brown, Dorothy Skinner Q' QD if Fred Capalongan, Bobby Dean Clarke Bird, Dena Butterfield Bob Dunn, Jeanne Ruedy Bill Huggins, Jeanne Swagerty James Carr, Caroline Warram Larry Wilson, Nancy Tinsley jimmy Rogers, Ruth Yamagishi ia 1' , I uw' I Hand Queen ' M, ,Q- . I Sam Thompson, Jr. JAMES REYNOLDS, BARBARA MILLER A , iw 3 sv- 2 ' A Marilyn Hunsaker N01-ml Davis ff 'E ' at aft!-' 5 I Q: A ,, 4 x- ' Tk Wendell Kensell M .xt -ff 2? Y, if I Q . .N .ix - 5 rf I sg' If , Q . Qi! 2 ' Kenneth McKenzie l 117 JoAnn Edgerton Bgffy Laird A if I . ,.,, In Berry DIUIY Joyce Pugh and Attendants if M, Allen Wint V K -, ,,,.... ' fy . ,-n,-'. Duanne Kerley 2' ea 4 E e 4 4 Eugene Bridges jack Hodges, Nakita Lester Ronnie Cordell, Linda Henley I Q iff, if fri' W i 3 i L, Qsrib ltiit if gii ' Jack Lowman Erma Dixon Sfaatball .Queen and ,Attendants i A-1.44 BILL FINLEY JUDY SMITH if H ft Georginia. Patterson Morris Taylor ,. . .A nrn 4 ' ' . BQ, xi 'Nr ' - in figf 1 . 2 , is L ig ' -I 5 ff , Mary Kaye Roper David Hodges NHHCY POSCOH, Freddie Cofer 118 B , , ::A tier t ' r V,ik wi, KVVVA ,K .1 . I gkkr i Sam Thompson, Jr., Pat Willingham jack Hodges, 5 1? I i effit. . f-A V L 3 55 Sam Folsom, Carolyn Patton lfasketball Queen DIANN GREENBERG, JOHN BROWN Billy Bea rd il' ,ffm !!LZ io at Nakita Lester and Attendants Erma Dixon 3 l Billy Doffman, Pat Southall Leroy Wilder, Patsy jackson l 119 ,V- CITY OFFICERS SECOND ROW: jamcs Carr, Fred Capalongan, jimmy Rogers, Kenneth McKenzie FIRST ROW: Phil Mason, Dorothy Skinner, Lloyd Smith, Sue Gotts, Paul Turner Marvin Gerson ROTARIAN4 SECOND,ROW: jimmy Rogers, Sam Thompson, Fred Capalongan, Max Wells FIRST ROW: Lloyd Smith, F. R. Born COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Marvin Gerson, Leon Allen, Clauda McAdams, Caroline Warram O 5 1 ,Q Qs' fl R On, Harvest Moon - Interlocutor-fDonj Black Bums-fEl1iott, Don, iy, Nakita, Ashtonj REDSHIRT MINSTREL Alexander's Ragtime Band Shanty Town Boys- Redshirt Quartet- fDavid, Bennettj Uerry, Glendyn, David, Charliej End Men: Phil, Lightning Sam, Sambog Jack, Cueballg Don, Interlocutorg john, Rufusg Sam, Bonesg Bob, Tambo 5, Why doesn't Daddy like our as dog? NCHEAPER BY THE DOZENH A comedy in three acts PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF 1950 Mr. Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth Ernestine Frank Jackie Dan Bill Fred Anne Lillian Martha Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton Directed by MAYBELLE CONGER Staged by ANITA KRAMER Music under the direction of CARROLL DUNN O- K- BOSS. Have it YOU! W2 December 7, 1950, 8 p. m. CHARACTERS Gene Kanaly Pat Gleason Nancy Poston jimmy Cook Marshall Baines Gary Shoemaker Alpha Sowards Glenn Fowler Virginia Davis Dolores Rickey Pat Simmons Meredith Griffith Dan Schmoker . , ,Zz Joe Scales David Mann Miss Brill Carolyn Giblet Larry Jerry Ridley Spotty Himself Place: The Gilbreth living room, Montclair, New jersey. Time: The twenties. l A ri' 7 1 , pr if K F . ti ve., rmy, I'm not hun , g,,. K . cirss f ..a. E .W l 1. Pl-W - V V What's up, doc? ' .,-. , ,, , . ' lil, 'V .We 7 mem. if' 'ii' I' 'i'i 'C . A- V Are You sure YOu wanted to any J move there, Em? 122 Derrill Pierce, Clauda McAdams joe Hock, Louis Antonio, james Carr, Sam Thompson, Max Caldwell, Ze l m o n d H a r rel l, David Hodges. SENIOR PLAY May 17, 1951 Director, Maybelle Conger SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE A Melodramatic Farce in A Prologue, Two Acts, and an Epilogue by George M. Cohan THE CAST fln order of their appearancej Elijah Quimby, the caretaker of Baldpate Inn Mrs. Quimby, the caretaker's wife William Hallowell Magee, the novelist john Bland, the millionaire's right hand man Mary Norton, the newspaper reporter Mrs. Rhodes, the charming widow Peters, the hermit of Baldpate Myra Thornhill, the blackmailer Lou Max, the Mayor's man Friday jim Cargan, the crooked mayor of Reuton Thomas Hayden, the president of the R and E Suburban R.R. Jiggs Kennedy, Chief of Police of Asquevian Falls The Owner of Baldpate The scene is laid in the office of Baldpate Inn, Time: The Present. james Carr Gaylene James Derrill Pierce Max Caldwell Clauda McAdams Pat Scott Marvin Gerson Delores Allen Louis Antonio Zelmond Harrell Sam Thompson David Hodges joe Hock Marvin Gerson, Delores Allen, Gaylene james, Clauda McAdams, Pat Scott. SECOND ROW: joe Hock, Derrill Pierce, Louis Antonio, James Carr, Sam Thompson, Max Caldwell, Zelmond Harrell, David Hodges, Marvin Gerson. FIRST ROW: Pat Scott, Gaylene james, Clauda McAdams, Delores Allen. V . ,I x -if if 5 9 E 4 I ! 1' F II i SOME PEOPLE HAVE THE KILL TILL DEATH L ALL THE LUCK U5 PAPT BLACKSHIRT ? SADIE HAWKINS DANCE f DEC. I, 1950 THE BIG DEAL A A BESTDIESSED DOGPATCHEPS ON VOUP MAPK A Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend. 1Shirley, Marla, Ednaj Shutter bugs .lg we , Wrap it upg l'll take it home! Uim, Billy just Between Us Two KPhilp and Barbaraj 2 3 Guess Who? Enid! Central is Be MY 5fCHdY? KCarolyn and Friendl here! iLorettaJ fLmda and Bennettj , Z , I: Q, 'L f l L You can't cut ing they're married! Cozy Couple Rogue's Gallery QCaroline, Ann, Dorisb flim and Shirl6YT fShirley and Wendyj 125