Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1938 volume:

--, an 1-va.. r--ng F' 143.14m - '5 'u., 1 1-. 'v fu fi ss. .iusavh 'NL fm-.2 he-rg A A v 'mir 342 14-ff , 4-. ,,.. sl W +-.9 '1 'Ma CHIEFTAI Published by the Senior Class of Central High School Muskogee, Oklahoma VOLUME TWENTY-TH REE .... 19 3 8 IME . . . an invincible power no person may evade, but may remember and cherish. Thus THE CHIEFTAIN has tried to take the highlights of those mental pictures deep in your memories, so that you may, in years to come, look upon its pages and once again become a Central High School student. We have endeavored, as the seconds, minutes, and hours roll by, to give you a complete ver- sion of an every day school venture in Mus- kogee Central High. If, while scanning these pages, you can Well remember those enjoy- able days of 1937-38 then our mission will be Well justified. May this be your priceless pos- session. edication 'HE Editors take pleasure in dedicating THE 1938 CHIEF- TAlN to Tony and his Band boys who have contributed their services in keeping the spirit of Central High alive both in and out of the school vicinity. Mr. Anton Goetz throughout his fifteen years of untiring service has achieved a position in the hearts of all those associated With him in furthering the musical abilities of Musko- gee's schools. OI1lQl1lS.. Will Rodgers, Assistant Edlitor K John W. Saunders, Photographer . ..,, ...,f- -.,.., i , 1 K Richard Coffman, Editor Administration Early Birds School Classos ColntraI's Thoatro Publications Clubs Athlotics Quoons Commoncomont Ianippy Snaps oard of A recent speaker just stated the fact that Cen- tral lligh School was the only school he had ever seen that ol'l'ers its students from junior to senior status virtually a free education. This is due to the el'l'orts and careful planning of the Board ol' liclucation. Four prominent business men compose this responsible group. Arthur Vatlett, manager and own- er ol' the Vonimercial Lumber Company, has served on the lloard since 1926. Mr. tlatlett is the president ol' the organization. A three year member is F. A. Ambriste1', prom- im-nt attorney-at-law in Muskogee. W. ll. Vunningham of the Victor Building and l.oan Vompany has completed his fifth year of ser- vice on the lloaril ol' Education. donation J. A. Lathim is serving his fourth year with this group. Ile is secretary of the Masonic Lodge of Muskogee. Clerk for the Board is E. D. Cave. who has rendered helpful services for fourteen years. These men give their time and interest to what- ever school problems confront them. When such an occasion arises, they give it careful consideration and decide on a proper solution. They give freely of their time and efforts for the benefit of public educa- tion in Muskogee. 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B N7 if 5 4 'B 'A 35 1 . ff al 1 5? 5 K Eiga Wg my One Who Takes Great Interest in the Student's Welfare .... Principal L. M. Speaker To All The Members of ' fm Ii o Our School Community: ' ' ' ' - ' ' f N Again it is my wish for us that we may know 'M the truth and that we may find our way to free- dom in that knowledge. May we make it an un- failing rule of our lives to accord to others the privileges and rights which we in turn expect for ourselves. May our lives be always constructive tw the end that ours may be a better world on aecount of our having lived and worked in it. May the opportunity and zeal be ours to spend! our lives in useful work. May we find true happiness in ser- vice. May the memories of the happy days we have spent in Central 1'emain with each one of us to brighten our pathways always. Sincerely yours, L. M. Speaker J' .ww VX!! Q. 'W Q if .ga I 'QE vs.. M . :.:...: r s , x K v K 1, ,wp ' 4, 5 iw . 2. Yi' 8 1, is E iQ ,334 .fx A rigs if m-.Pia Ax is .. 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The following eighteen journalism students qualified for the Press Association by having at least nine! hundred print- ed lines in the Scout during both semesters: Kenneth Far- ris, Clifton Hughes, Sara Lee Hurt, Shirley Rose Mensi, Bliss llarris, Will Rodgers, Betty Harbour, Roselyn Miller, Nadine Larsen, Jane Breedlove, Betsy Cook, Cherry Wil- Allen Ell'0d, EdilZOI' Of Thle Scout coxen, Kathryn Berry, Marise Hill, Charlotte Moon, Allen Elrod, Richard Coffman, and Mary Lucas. December 5, 6, 7, four delegates from the Central lligh Scout attended the National Press meeting in Des Moines, Iowa. The Chieftain edited by Richarad Coffman and Will Mr. Kenneth R. Burchard is director of printing a Rodgers is another important publication of the Journalism engraving and Miss Charlotte Kennedy is the journali class. instructor. Back Row --Marise Hill, Kathryn Burch, Jane Breedllove, Tim Wheeler, Clifton Hughes, Kenneth Farris, Joe Bradley, Marvin Kreiger, John Armstrong. Third Row-Ed Richardson, Richard Coffman, Charlene Beverage, Gladys Hillhouse, Ella Ruth Kerr, Ann Edmondson, Betty Baldwin, Betty Jo McPheeters, John Montgomery, Sara Lee Hurt, Thelma Grace Walker, Charlotte Moon. Second Row--Will Rodgers, Nadine Larson, Katherine Beckman, Shirley Rose Mensi, Betty Har- bour, Martha Malone, Tate Edmondson. First Row-Cherry Wilcoxen, Betsy Cook, Kathryn Berry, Bliss Harris, Mary Lucas, Allen lfllrod, Roselyn Miller, Jean Schlafer, Carleen Martin, Louise Cavender, Jack Shannahan. Not in Picture- .loe Meacham Q, x MK ' H, X is 7 ,M -i. X , Q .T 4' ' Q 'A if V f Q V. . , W ,aff . ' ' ' ,:-if ., W' -, xv f lf-M x ' ' Q1 ,,,, ww 'QM Q5 , xv 3' if x .gi f ' G 1 ' .V ,f:::,.. .K L Q ff? , , i f Y 3 Y ' '? I 2 3 '1A ' i' ,Q , W af QM Q Mm u QM ' wil, W L -if sf sw v 1 . bum f?-3, 3' 30.1. A ig! Ai' :E X fm ' 2' is 25 l QM K W W fm ' Y ' L, H12 x wa M ,,,,,,V-X ,f , Q., W .. ,MW-fi -2 ' ,535 A ,. forum President 7 , Bill lluckin Vice-President Ceylon Lewis Secretary , Jim Shonse Treasurer Bill McLean Faculty Sponsor Mr. B. L. Wertz Student Sponsors Cherry Wilcox- en and Dorothy Duncan Starting the year with a hustle and bustle andl a bang of activity, this describes the Forum Debating: Society. Organized in 1914 for the purpose of promoting an interest in public speaking and debating among the boys of the school, this social organiza- tion has proved to be very active in both school and outside work. Being the brother club to the Entre Nous Literary Society, the majority of their activities, both social and literary, are carried on together. This organization shows much en- thusiasm lat all athletic events in Central and as a result, members of the Forum organized a band, the Forum Footwarmersf' which madle its debut at the Tulsa Clinton-Mus- kogee Basketball game and since that date have played in numerous assem- blies and special activities, Their annual banquet during: the last week of school is mlonsideredl the largest event during: the year. Back Row-Joe Pat Farrell, Elwin Hatfield, Wayne Graves, Jack Nichols, Walter Weber, Fletcher Crowe, Bill Hcishev 36001111 ROW-Ha1'0ld P9-ttC1'S0Y1, Benny BYHDIXI, Bill McLean, Virgil Gray, Paul German, Ceylon Lewis, Jim Shouse, Runcy Harper, Tom Cohenour, Newman Curl, Benny Wood. First Row-J. B. Farrell, Carl Paul, Joel Griffith, Mr. B. L. We t Cherry Wilcoxen, Bill Huckin, Dorothy Duncan, John White Holcombe, Bert Hallum, Jess MeEntee, Bobby Fox. 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This elieerful must-ot who presents his most dazzling exhibition when he dashes out on the gridiron with him and his horse covered in an :irruy ot' liiihts, presents truly 21 grniiitl display oi' wonder and excite- 'l'he lireen Peppers, led by 11 squad in common effort, are in great ilu-mund at the various athletiil at-tivities, leading' eheers of enthusiasm Su essential in liuilding' up the spirits of the contestants as well us the speetutors. Al hoth the home plumes und activities on foreign fields these ejirls are truly responsible for our sueeesstul football season. l'resi1lent Mary Lee llig.5g's X'is'i--l'1'esiclent Betty BiShop St-eretury Donna Brewer Yell l.o.uIers llolmtlly Pruitt, llelen Vase, Josephine Smith Sponsor Miss Adelaide Thain l irf-t llow tlulene Smith, niaseotg Dorothy Pruitt, Josephine Smith, Helen Case, theer leaders, und .lean ltlnttliews, niuseot, Seeond Row Virginian l4ldp:e, Bonnie llerrin, Amy lflrvin, Maxine Mitchell. Tlielnia Anderson, Dean tlordon, Annu l.i-e 'l'h'roekinorton, liose Ann Smith, Mary June Shippen, Virginia Wright, Betty Jenn Householder, liettai Sunni-i's. 'l'hird How llelen Wolverton, l,orene tlurilner, Ollie Bell liingr, Sylvia Rush, Ruth VVatson, Grace Pryor, Mary l.ee lliggs, llelen tnnzin. Mary Sue ltlunding, llelphine Rider. llelen Pz1ln1el'.. Daisy Youngblood, Marcella Phillips, Maxine llztley, Betty Bishop. l 1il1l'llllC1mW X'iru'i!1i21Allll'llll llllW l-'llllt'l'll2' MillvfvNUl'l111lJuiie Williams, Pauline Lueas, Juanita Shelton, Inez Toniey. .lost-phine Wright, Naomi Kroft, Faye Noi-thweather, Eunice Phillips, llenrietta Withrow, Doris Sluight, Agnes l.eonurd. lit-neyiye .luntm-n, llerniee ll2ll'tl'l'. Bernice lioneman, Alice Green, Dorothy Bowlin. Fifth liow--Dorotliy Miller. ltlurion Wilson, Norma .lane Kilgore, l.:ihoniz1 Vliapmun, Bonita May, Surah Laxton, Virginia Roibsnberprer, Cwilla Lindsey, I,llIliS Williznns, lieth liryzint, Katherine Russell, lflrnestine llohimer, lluhy Ward. Birth ltowgllonna Brewer. Miss Adelaide 'l'h:iin, dirt-etor, lletty llluttliews. .Ti ,', V, .T i 1, A wi-Q ,V gugrr-W, ' ' mx 1 X tg..- ws X l' N s XXX i Ni., ,ES :ssW,5,:,., . 2: -s x Q f tif il 5 -A51 X ss si s t Sig se st . Ska ,sas 'gfg1rtffS'?'f' -' . .- 4' E '::,, ,.,,: R gb asm xiii QE? Q' Q g ,W .iw ' 4 1 i , X ,,, . ,.:: x. 4 as Q :'1' . 3 ' .ii 5 X E : 5 W 1 . 2 i S ' W W A if - 1 ,F Q2 Q E ,S XHHA. 5: .,,,4 i ff- 59 wh A 'er QA uf, 1 Q? 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IVIiSSI'a1'tI11-11111I .Gl11J1l1 Mu O C J.11111II M1 Mxw I I111I11tI1 IIIIIl IVII1s1, B11n11a H M1II1.1, and M1 J E Sullivan. lass of '39 President , Billy McLean Vice-President 7, .,,,, YYV.77, P eggy Quinn Secretary ,,,, Ruth Erwin Treasurer ,,....,Y.,,,.,...,7i,77,, ,YYVV,,.. J . W. Crittenden Councilmen . , ,,,,. . ., ,.Y77 Newman Curl and Geraldine Bates A class with all the punch of a Joe Lewis and the common sense ol' a New England Yankee-The Junior Class. This grroup has been one of the most active of the past year by showing their superior efficiency. Their able president and the capable councilmen have certainly done their part in making the student government blend in perfect harmony. Growing: Pains, this year's annual class play, was n trem- endous sum cess and illustrates the superb talents of our Juniors. Two of their members represented Central in the district 01'- zitnrical meet. Probably one of the most effective contributions of Jimmy Junior is the Junior-Senior Banquet given by the Juniors for a farewell token to their predecessors in Central, the Senior class. Each spring, four boys and four girls are selected from the Junior Class by the House of Representatives as candidates for the presidency and vice-presedency of the student body. As in all the different phases of life, there are always those fitted with un- usual ability to lead others. If any class ever had members with this ability, the senior class ol' 15139 will have! Mr. R. J. Cortright, Miss Adelaide Thain, Junior Sponsors 1 V. Albright, C. Akin, R. Ashley, M. Anderson, B. Applebee R. Athey, B. Baker, D. Baber, B. Bander ,J. Beebe, H. Biggs E. Billington, B. Bishop, E. Bogle, M. Boyd, V. Brashear W. Bradford, D. Brewer, P. Brook, M. Browning, E. Brown K. Brown, T. Brown, B. Bryant, V. Byers, H. Campbell, W Cannon, M. Carson, H. Case, M. Chancellor, C. Clark, K Coffman, M. Coiner, P. Coughran, L. Cox, M. Crossland, M Crittenden, B. Culpepper, O. Cunningham, D. Deaver, Y DeGi-affenried, R. DeLoach, S. Doane, M. Douthit, B. Duke, V. Eagan, V. Easterling, A. Edwards, R. Erwin, C. Evans T. Ferguson, P. Fielder, L. Fishero. P. Fitzgerald, V. Floyd G. Forest, E. Foster, M. Frederick, L. Gardner, E. Glitzner, II. Goetz, E. Green, K. Greene, K. Greene, E. Hale, M. Ham- blin, M. Hanks, V. I-Iardison, M. Hawkins, E. Hayner K. Har- per, M. Harris, C. Henry, H. Hensley, W. Hensley, B. Herrin M. Hesson, P. Higgins, M. Higgs, F. Hill, E. Hohimer, M Holt, S. Hooker, L. Horton, D. Horton, G. Hopson. L. Hopson, A. Horton, N. Hubbard, B. Human, B. Jackson, R. Jones, M. Jones, M. Karr, B. Kelly, E. Kelly, V. Kirk, L. Langley, M. Lantz, A. I.ankford, W. Lee, C. Lindsey, P.Lucas, G Lynch, E. McDonald, J. McIntosh, E. McMahan, M. MeNeely J. Magruder, D. Martin, I. Mathews, R. Maxwell, J. Miller, T. M,'iller, I.. Moore, M. Moore, J. Morgan, N. Nichols, F Northweather, M. Orman, T. Osburn, H. Palmer, W. Pate M. Payne, E. Pearce, M. Pence, P. Phillipin, F. Pickard ll. Poitevent, K. Poulos, D. Pruitt, B. Puckett, W. Puckett Z. Puckett, I.. Pugh, J. Pullen, S. Purdin, M. Randall, A Ranololph, G. Raney, V. Ratcliff, L. Rickets, I. Riddle, H Ringol, M. Roberts, D. Robertson, M. Rogers, E. Rose, E Rose, J. Rose, K. Russell, H. Runyon, S. Rush, B. Sager, M Sanders, M. Saunders, I. Sartin, B. Shaw, E. Seward, B Seignl, D. Slaight, M. Slaughter, J. Smith, D. Smith, E Snyder, B. Spaulding, V. Spohr, O. Stearns, A. Stephens, J Stewart, R. Stewart, V. Stuff, M. Sykes, M. Tew, A. Thomas A. C. Thomas, F. Thompson, O. Thompson, M. Thompson V. Thompson, B. Vanderford, B. Vaught, D. Walker, K. Wade M. Wallace, M. Welch, I.. White, G. Wilkey, M. Wilson, B Winford, II. Withrow, H. Woolverton, M. Young, J. Young J. Allison, J. Ackley, H. Aldridge, B. Anthis, R. Anthis D. Armour, R. Avants, F. Bishop, R. Bohannon, O. Borovetz B. Briggs, R. Barns, M. Baxter B. Bebb, B. Beverage, O Bliss, C. Bowman, C. Boylen, W. Briery, E. Briggs, L. Briggs A. Brown, J. Buchannan, L. Buck, E. Buddrus, K. Burchtield M. Cahill, D. Cavanaugh, C. Christy, H. E. Cleveland, H H. Coplen, J. Cowden, J. Cowsert, J. Cox, T. Crabtree, D Craig, E. Crenshaw, J. W. Crittenden, F. Crowe, C. Cundiff J. Collins, A. J. Corley, L. V. Cowan, C. Crist, G. Davis, L Darnell, W. Davidson, G. Dodson, G. Draughon, L. Dye, J Dyer, B. Edmonds, A. Eng, L. Etchison, J. B. Farrell, J Ferrell, H. Finks, I.. Flock, C. Foetz, B. Foules, B. Franklin C. Friend, J. Fuller, J. Graves, W. Guy, N. Gaddy, P German, H. Gibson, J. Gowin, R. Grandstaff, W. Graves, R Gray, J. Green, H. Griffin, T. Grimes, B. Grubb, L. Har1'is V. Henry, J. Hightower, V. Howell, J. D, Haigler, D Hannah, C. Harris, W. Hatley, L. Hays, C, Heath, B. Her- shey, R. Highfill, T. Hine, N. W. Hodlge, K. Holt, M. Howell J. Hughes, W. Irwin, D. James, H. Jacksm. J. IC. Jnmes J. Jobe, B. Johnson, K. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Jones, A Jones, M. Jones, L. Keller, N. Kenady, F. Kinbro, R. Kirk G. Koehler, J. L. Kunkler, H. Lamkin, C. Lammers, E. Lang- ston, S. Larson, H. Lester, J. Lightle, R. Lile, L. Long, H Lorentz, H. Luttrell, H. McCraken, M. Mc Donald, J. Mc- Lean, B. Mackie, J. D. Maples, W. H. Middleton, J. Moffatt L. Mosier, B. Michal, R. Moore, R. Murphy, J. P. Narramore L. Nagle, B. Neely, J. Neide1'mayer, D. O'Donnell, J. Olliver G. Osburn, H. Overby, G. Pack, B. Parker, J. E. Parker, R Parker, D. Patrick, A. Pettit, M. Petty, E. Payte, J. Phillips L. Pogue, J. Pope, P. Pritchett, N. Pulis D. Ralph, B. Rcvel T. Reese, E. Rice, L. Rice, R. Riel, G. Riggs W. Ringol, M Robbins, J. Robertson, C. Russell, J. Sheets, C, Smith J x Steeper, E. Stidham, P. Stout, G. Strickland, H. Suggs, L Swadlcy, F. Schwakhoffer, R. Seay, J. Shackelford, B Stephens, J. Thomas, B. Thompson, J. T1'ent, F. Tulk J Tuttle, J. D. Tillery, J. Treadwell, C. Venable, J. Vittum, J. Ward, R. Waterman, W. Watson, G. West, J. Webb, E. White W. Whitten, D. Williams, E. Wilson, F. Winfield, L.Wise J. Wright, J. Wright, D. Wiley, F. Woolman, C. Yeakley. v r 1 1 J M Service Club Preliminary, tentative, and conditional list of students who apparently are eligible for two or more service stripes. For complete list, please see the final issue of the Scout. Jay Alcorn, Robert Alcorn, Lee Andress, Berl Beverage, Frank Bishop, Ben Bragg, Jimmie Brewer, Orse Brewer, Harve Cloudl, Richard Coffman, A. J. Corley, L. V. Cowan, Authur Cranford, Tom Croisant, Guy Deem, Frank Bill Dougherty, Robert Driskell, Bobby Edmonds, Allen Elrod, Carol Erwin, Glenn Evans, Harold Finks, Loren Flock, Frank Russell Goff, 0. B. Gray, Virgil Gray, Johin Hannah, Paul Hannah, Ramey Harper, Gordon Harris, Clemen Arlington Heath, Bill Hershey, Jay Hightower, Gilbert Hooker, Bill Huckins, Clifton Hughes, Paul Hyatt, Warren Irwin, Jack Jacobs, J. B. James, James Jobe, Paul Morris Johnston, Bill Frank Jones, Tom King, James Alex. Lathim, Harlen Lenon, Ceylon Lewis, Kenneth McAnally, Bill Malone, Cecil Mears, Lee Parks, Harold Patterson, Doyle Phillips, Weldon Phillips, Jerry Poole, Phillip Powell, Fred Augustus Powell, Clint Taylor, Jadk Terry, R. V. Thomas, Crieghton Thompson, J . F. Tony, Joe Trammell, Robert Treadwell, Cecil Venable, Walter Weber, Carl White, Bennie Wood, George Thomas. Jimmye Adlams, Virginia Albright, Thelma Anderson. Beatrice Applebee, Rafie Ashley Charlene Beverage Maxine Boyd, Virginia Campbell, Joh-nnie Case, Eleanor Cat- lett, Frances Cherry, Alice Chilcoat, Betty Pearl' Cloud Barbara Crane, Betty Duke, Marguerite Edwards, Ruth Erwin, Tommy Ferguson, Pauline Frazier, Mary Frances Goodin, Nellie Grandstaff, Marie Gregory, Cora Jayne Hard- er, Cleo Henry, Bonnie Louise Herrin, Mary Lee Higgs, Roberta Hill, Gladys Hillhouse, Latolia May Hilly'er, Mary Louise Huckin, Marjorie J . Hughes. Sarah Lee Hurt, Marion Beth Irwin, Lucy Lavon Jackson, Reba King, Agnes Leonard, Cwilla Lindsey, M,ary Eleanor Lucas, Betty Jo McPheeters, Martha Malone, Phyllis Marshall, Idell Merdhant, Roselyn Miller, Dorothy Moo1'e, Ruth Alline Murray, Esther Pearce, Jean Pickett, Nancy Pierce, M-arc-ielle Pigg, Margaret Pot- ter, Carolyn Powhiatan, Sybil Purdrin, La Venia Reece, J ac 'kie Richie, Octie Jean Riley, Betty Jane Singleterry, Dorothy Mae Smith, Josephine Smith, Rose Ann Smith, Henrietta Stolper, Juanita Marg. Suhre, Bobbie Lou Vaught, Mildred Marie Walker, Cherry Wilcoxen, Norma Jane Williams, Kathleen Wood, Hazel N. Word, Josephine Wright, Ruth L. Wright, Margaret Cherry. AUTDGIQAPHS .1-it-.ki lass of '40 l',-.-sid.-ni Benny Bruges Vice-l'residenl JUG' PM l l'l'l'4'll Secretary-Ireasurer Billy Mal ine t'onneiIman MHXINP Bflyfl R. Asworth, M. Aguirre, R. Alcorn, C. Allen, R. Ander- son, B. Barton, I . Blair, R. E. Boyd, J. Brewer, R. Byrd, K. Burger, l'. Bell, J. Bemo, W. Bohannon, B. Braefgf, 0. Brewer, S. Bruton, J. Burnett, K. Carpenter, M. Clark, R. Cleland, ll. Crittenden, J. B. Cromer, P. Chilson, T. Cohea, l . Craft, ll. Crain, T. Croisant, W. Davidson, B. Davis, C. Dixon, ld. Dodson, IJ. Dollar, J. Douthit, J. Duke, L. Duncan. B. llouigln-rty, B. Evans, N. Eleopoulos, C. Erwin, Joe P. l errel, ll. Foreman, L. Fritch, Guinn Fulkerson, T. Garrett, J. Gilbert, W. Goff, .I. M. Green, B. Greer, P. Gregory, S. Graham, ll. Guinn, J. Haley, V. Harris, B. Higrbee, B. Higrbce, P. lliirlifill, .I. llogle, I.. Hall, W. Henson, G. C. Hefley, Jack lloleomlu, N. .lames, S. Johnson, P. Johnston, L. Jones, B. Johnson, T. .lones, R Jones, E. Kiefer, S. Knerim, D. Kum- mers, J. LaRue, B. Lively, J. Ledbetter, P. Leggett, O. Lollar, B. l.owrey, Ernest, McAllister, K. McAnnally, J. D. Mf:Bride, B. Mt-Coll, B. Mc-Lean, E. Mahan, A. D. M.1inard, B. Malone, B. Morris, B. Marlow, I.oe Martin, B. Miller, G. Morgan, E. Mosier, I.. Mullins, J. Myers, L. McNeil, H. Madewell, II. Martin. N. Noel, R. J. Nemic, H. Oakley, J. Oakley, E. Ogles- liy, V. R. Ushurn, E. Palmer, M. Pearce, J. Parks, V. Pickard. V. Pierce. G. Pinkerton, J. Poole, R. Powers, J. R. Pyle, G. Ramsey, T. Rose, K. Seay, E. Smith, G. Stubbs, B. Ramsey, M. Rider, C. Roberts, E. Roberts, B. Rodden, B. Rogers, C. Rulmy, t'. Ryser, P. Sadler, V. Sheidberg, F. Sherrill, J. Slaight, W. Smith, C. Smythe, G. Stamper, J. Stout, J. Terry, J .E. Tony, H. Treadwell, T. Turner, N. Upton, T. Utley, D. Watson, E. Wade, Johnnie Wall, C. J. Warren, A. West, E. Williams, D. Watson, J. Wilbourn, C. Winstead, E. Witt, K. Wood, R. Wright, J. Brunam, L. Moore. O. M. Adams, E. Anderson, P. Anderson, T. Anderson V. Bradshaw, A. Brandt, I. Burge, M. A. Burris, M. L. Bus ter, I. Bynum, L. Baughman, R. L. Blake, M. Carter, B. P Cloud, M. Compton, L. Calvert, F. Cantrell, M. Carpenter H. Casler, P. Chance, L. Chapman, A. B. Christofferson, I Collins, A. Condry, B. Courtney, W. Cox, J. Crawford, F Cunningham, L. Davenport, R. Dodson, M. Dry, V. Dunlap P. Dunn, I. Dodson, V. Edge, B. Ellis, J. Epps, M. Eek, N Elliot, A. Ervin, L. Flusche, K. Foster, A. Fryer, F. Fuller V. Giles, I. Gordon, O. Goad, J. Gordon, J. Gorman, I. Gra- ham, R. Gray, A. Green, B. Guthrie, M. E. Hales, M. Haley M. Hall, R. Hamblin, J. Harris, G. Hooker, R. Humphrey, E Harris, V. Harris, R. Hasty, M. Hayner, M. Hensley, P Highers, M. E. Hodges, M. J. Holcomb, D. Hollinngfsworth M. L. Huckin, M. M. Hunter, P. Ihrigr, M. Jobe, R. Johnston M. Kobel, N. K1'oft, D. Keeler, N. Kilgore, J. Kilgore. N G. King, C. Kitchell, S. Knowles, G. Knox, D. Langrford, J Langham, A. Lewis, B. J. Lewis, V. Lively, B. L. Love, D I.ankford, S. Laxton, R. Murray, M. E. M'cAfee, C. I.. Mc- Carroll, K. McGrath, T. McNeill, B. Mason. B. May, IJ Miller, J. Minugh, M. Mitchell, M. Mlindy, T. Myers, J Nelson, D. Newton, M. Newton, M. Norman, H. Oman, K Osburn, M. F. Ossenkop, W. Osterloh, B. Park, P. Parker N. Pate, V. Pearce, T Penix, M. Phillips, E. Pickens, P. Potts G. Pryor, D. Peachee, B. Pevey, C. Pierce, H. Pifrg, I.. Pippin C. Powhatan, B. M. Ramey, H. V. Reese, B. L. Rich, J. Richie D. Rider, D. Ritch, R. Rotramel, K. Ry'burn, J. Salazar, R Sanders, E. Shannon, D. Sharp, M. J. Shippen, B. J. Single- tary, M. Sparks, A. Stanton, L. Stewart, C. Stroup, J. Steed J. Strohink,L. Thomas, C. Tribble, A. Thompson, J. Thomp- son, B. Throckmorton, I. Toney, M. Treadway, M. L. Van- diver, I. Vann, Z. Wait, H. Wacob, M. Walker, V. Wells F. White, E. Winford, J. Wright, M. Waterman, T. L. Waters I. Wedell, I.. Williams, N. Williams, R. Winkleman, E. Ivollie M. Young, V. Young, M. Stoops. v v v f . . x . X! x1 g.. gilt' xx x W S ,Q W few iw A .. , ,- M wg 2 x xy f 2 ii wr? - Sf? ' M ,,::-' ' 1 ' M- 2 5' X Q QQ? W1 QE f 'V , QM gm Q, W E , in 3 ., k QE ., z:-I-E1 :Zz 2- -, - .., ' . ' 6 k xg' y 1 'f' 'A X 5,1 I f 7. , , 13: 5 'x ' iv Y. 2 , ' J il - Q - ' - V QV' -N H F ' -. g.: - ' - .V 5' . , , ' 5 1. 25- ' ' . ' . ' X -. , .. -Q ., , A V . I A w Q as 3 J' ? x X ,, 'P Q Q Q ga Q J- K N amass? 1 ggi 3 N Q 3 X 'I Q g 3' 1 gr Y sv 6 A 'X is Y! 4 5 Aix, i , , , M W .: ,, 3 .I . gi I i . ' 1 4-Q ' ' ' ' if F v vm Www ww MQ' ', i ' b if ,l,,,,, 1 W 3. wb' Y 'K Q D HW M X X 31 xxx ' 59 5 gl -fe ,Lava X Y Q az 1,6 4 was 94 , f 5 'S 'f rm' Y' Q ' ,M sw . WQWW NA W WM Qs K W :Ag , A 1 ' my mf 536221 Q I ' w lt . ... . ,A,A, S . ootball Yen, flluslmgef' Fight Yen, Muskogee Fight! Yen, Jluslfogre, l7l'All Illzfslmgee, Fight! Fight! F-ight! --And fight they did. The football season of 15137 was the most spectacular, if not the most suc- cessful, in the history of Central. Jack Jacobs, hail- ed by sportwriters, coaches, and players over the state as the greatest highschool player ever to come out of Soonerland, was the spearhead of a power- ful Rougher eleven which defeated nine strong ri- vals, including Tulsa. Only Capitol Hill of Okla- homa City and Little Rock, Ark., both of them state champions were able to stop the Roughers, and they did it with the narrowest of marfzinsg namely a point after touchdown. The Roughers opened their season at Mc'Alester where they defeated their old rival 19 to 0. The Q- .1 ,.e4reE'E'Ef1. I: :fl-- - .f...,..:..1.1.1.-.W j .Q Q .- esase:-.--5--z:s:z:s ' ' Y 1 ,W .-Q-.,,..., M1 ,.:1...3.:.:.:..g,:.,::.5,g gen., 1 aiaa 2 ' ...J End Phil Powell Keith Rigney Tackles llayne Mayes -lohn Iloliertson Guards Jack Shaller IKSOHHQYYY Roberts ,.. ,,-- - U '---'-1 . . una., ne . , ..,. M Centers Willis Wick lioli Neely Guards l,t-onard Williams Owen Vagle Tackles .l. W. t'rit tendt lloli lllaine ootbal I Green and White played as a unit and showed a powerful line. Against Little lioek's big eleven the following week, the Roughers were stopped 7 to ti. Jacobs ret,urned a kiekoft' ot' 85 yards to give the erowd its biggest thrill. Wind and rain slowed down the offensive drive of both teams. The Roughers were deeidely oft'-form throughout the game at Sapulpa where the t'hiet't,ains gave the loeals a hard fight before bowing tl to 0. A long pass from Jaeohs to Rigney provided the touchdown. Clint Taylor, Rougher fullback, scored three times in the first quarter against Fayetteville overwhel- ming them by a defeat of 339 to 0. Bartlesville was the next vietim, The seore was lil to 0. The Wildeats offeretl unexpected resistant-e, but were unable to stop Jacobs on wide end sweeps. The next week the Roughers gained sweet revenge at Lawton defeaiting 20 to ti the only team whieli had beaten them in ltlilti. .Iaeobs raeetl 55 yards to .. .4- 0. 2-'M': ' 7 . ,312 3 V. 1 at - ,if f I 1 I . 1 - :P12 -1' , ,:i:,.-:,-:':-:- :ct-az V . iff' , ' ':: f, - -915, . 2.-iffy - - .... 'El-5:': : - '-2: , , :ii 41:11. 35545-ji ':, 4:25-j::53.4.r -.Q S, - - .. -l-- ps- :Q-9--.v. 122- rg-5 :v-r:1:::- -'-sq 'fx' -, - : ..1::?'f .'Z:gf,.:J',g5:5' 551,515 . 4- , -1 ' Q i W jf-I vs X sl... I Z .4: '-,-.VII - 5 2 5- - - : - i f -55 , 7 Qfaggjfiia' X NW - ,.,, . -, - -' ' . Izfffrf ' .tfj 'me::ww,:Pf ' U ::-,-,gig '2 1,. ' ,:E'Q - 5'-5 ' ' V I jiri f H 1 .t-::: :,:,-5:-.-f : --1 : -: :. ' 3 -Nwwmpwf-vw-wxv23 :'-W' ' I ,:.:-:-gm. - 0 siivyixfwxs A Q t v was A , : i I I if .,..,...... x . xl . t '- .e,::st,...- ,I Y. 'Ev fmt-Ni.: : ii: i I tiff.. ' ii. l ., .1 ootball score on the first play from scrimmage. Lawton fought ganna-ly, but was decidely outclassed. Okmulgee and Fort Smith, two old rivals, were soundly trounced by scores of 20 to 0, 20 to 6. Although Parker High School of Chicago, a strong and very fast interseetional foe, presented the Ok- Iahoma gridsters a deceptive attack the latter came through with flying colors with a triumph of 19 to G. Tulsa and Muskogee entered their final game un- beaten in the Big Six Conference. With Jacobs, Rigney and Mayes playing their greatest game the Roughers trounced the Braves 14 to 0. This triumph meant the Oklahoma Six title, making the third in four years. Hailed as state champions, the Roughers with only two days rest journeyed to Oklahoma City to play Capitol Hill. The tired Roughers battled gamely but lost 7 to 6 the rugged Redskins. One scoring Left Half Jack Shanahan Tackle Jess McLain End Vural Gilley Eugene Davidson Q. Back Gilbert Hooker Howard Overby t ...-,,V...,. V-- -x...f..i. l 1 i xiii J-as ........11 I.. Hall' .lark .lat-obs lm' Oliver R. Half l'l'le Slllllllwl' llznrris lilroil I . Hack 'lint 'l'nylor l'lcl Nlnll W ?'E g'g' -V ' ff 2 ' .- 5:15:29 . 1- , , ,,,, . ,... - ,-.W .. . ,,:f.,1,.i ,v,, . , fm 4, , M , ' '-My 9 53111 4 . ,..11,gg5,5:1 'g,'j,-I-4 :5i2.,.2:1-:afz ' , m,w,,,,,.,,,.,..,..-Viv ..v.v, 2 ,,,-,.,...w-my-'- ' ii V , ,...,, , ,,., , I 521' ,5:7:'Z-:4'5'5 '2 iii? -ii! -vw. We w ' -'Za 1 , lil as 0 thall threat after another was lost by fumbles and bail breaks. Jack Jacobs was named Captain of the All- State team. Willis W'iek. center, Leonard Wil- liams, gruarclg Gilbert Hooker, quarterback: and Keith Rigrney, end, were named on the Oklahoma Big Six team. Down the Mississippi to New Orleans was the thelne song of the football boys when their coach, Bob Cortrigrht and assistant eoaeh, Paul Marston, announced that they were to go to New Orleans to witness the Sugar Bowl game played on New Year's Day between Louisanna State and Santa Clara Universities. 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Little Miss Jean Denton, crown bearer. Royalty As inspiration for the Band, Miss Sara Lee Hurt is pictured here with her at- tendants Miss Dorothy Duncan and Miss Cherry Wilcoxen. Mr. Anton Goetz, director, Jim Shouse, president, Bill Daugherty, drum Major, and Lee Moffatt Marsh, Band Mas- cot, are also shown. Her royal highnessf' Miss Juanita Suhre and Basketball Captain Clifton Hughes. Attendiants to her majesty are Reba King, Doris Paul,nand Rosclyn Miller. Jean Denton crown bearer. .QW 4 aff I 9' f 938, ,f 5 'UP l ,N ' fi ? fs 4 1 3 ig 9 X 'UH W , If 's iff if z ,If ,54gZ3,?1'? 1 f , 35? ' 35953 .4 '79 -, ' Eggs: .g F ul, LQ I -Q ' , , V1 5 Q ' :P -X J 0 f R' l : -1 ef A, ' '. . -3, a' f 4, V x A' 1 W Vg' ' W S is Q . S gil' 1 1 Y SW Lf., if 2 :QQ X X .y :iw 3. A X' J NX S Ni s X X X 1 X 2 .X xx , X, X XSXNQQQQQ mm Class oilieers, left to rigrhteeseeretary, Margaret Edwardsg viee-1'resixlent, .luanitx Suhreg councilman, Clint Taylorg councilman, Keith ltigneyg president, Clifton Hugrhesg councilman, Mary Eliza- beth Jaeibsg treasurer, Eugene Davidson. Class o '38 Mighty oaks from little aeorns growf' Perhaps Central will develop another Thomas Edison, Andrew Carnegie, or Franklin D. Roosevelt from this twenty-ninth graduation class. Four fields of training: and instruction are offered to the senior in his freshman year. Approximately 12 years of scholastic activities are required for graduation. Eagerly the senior awaits the small, white paper that signifies that he has reached the coveted goal he so earnestly sought. Later, his heart gives a faster rhythmic beat! Is it hiippiness or regret? To excell in the various buisiness and professional ventures is the hidden ambition of every graduate. To be better than the next person in line, to make life mere interesting and worth living which may be made so dull, to show others your own individual ability, there is hut one solution EDUCATION. Seniors of 1938, Central salutes you. May you bring fame and glory to your alma mater! Mr. George T. McKinney, Class Sponsor All lu iwufww- Y? K 'QQ' f'l'np M:1l'vc'illv l'i1:g.5 llnwj l'l'l'-iq1'l'l'1',Il l'lIll llvllll llnrrisfm ffvllill m1'rr'i1ll f'unluf1'rr'i1lI Pill Gilismi , . flllllllll'I'l'l ll ff'lPlHllIl'l'l'illI wl'l.:1 l l'rnst, wll Nunn:-In-0 Maxine Boyclston Cullwgc' Pr:-'prn'aIrn'y Ralph McNeil !i1'1n'rnl 1IIlIllSfI'1'!lI I QBelowJ Robert Davis f'ulIr-'gv I'rf'purnf0ry Nellie G ramlstaff Collvgr' I'rf'pr1r11lm'y I 5 1 4 i .Ffa n 1Bottom Rowj Lowell Chastain fIl'7Il'l'll1 lnduslrinl Marie Gi'eg'o1'y PH'-Sc'r'r'efr'i11l Robert Brzlmlvttv Gwzvrul lndnsfrinl Carol Louise Kilgore Cullffyz' Prc'pf1r11fm'y Robert Propp Cmlfrul lHlI'.SfI'l.lIl fTop Row! Guy Osborn General Indusfrial Dorothy Briggs Commercial Gilbert Hooker Com mera'-ful Cora Jayne Harder Co H1 merciul Jerry Ogden College Preparatory QBelowJ Florence Anderson Paul Hyatt Com nz e rcial Commerrcikzl Dolen Ellis Evelyn Faye Jennings College Preparatory Home E'conolm.ics fBottom Rowy Mary Frances Goodin Com merz'-ful Melvin Harris ' General Inrlustrinl Margaret Leatherman Commercial Leslie Barnett General I'IMlllSfI'llll Mary Jane Grimes College Preparatory full l l i X 'x 3 z i I x 1 B xl t'l'np linwj 1 C uw, tBottmn Rowj lnlinnni livlla- fuss' I llIl'lll1l'I'I-ill M ug':n'vl lluvimlsun 1 nnfmvrl-:nl I lIl'j' Mzirw l,rn'lu- f fmfm1'r4'i1ll lfll ll Mvrm-lizllit I mm ni- ll:lr'l'.s I lllllllll l'f'l!l, vga' l'l'1'lI1Il'IIlI1l'lI Austin Buclicl' f'ulle'gf' I'rf'prlruf1n'1f Asa Aclanison Gl'Ilf'I'll1 lnllnstriul V .. .-...... . .... Betty Ashley f'un1mnlf'rr'i11l Bn-tty Bvpzun CUllIHll'l'f'lIl1 'Uv '2.'.. ' Bvtty .lo lllulllivctcrs C'u1le'gr' I,I'!'1llll'llf0l'.Il Mu1'g'ai'vt Pottvi' fillllffll' l're'p1rr'1rfm'y Vivian l lou1'nny fvUlllHIl'l'l l1II .linnnye Lillian Amlains Iilllllf' 1','!'llllUlIIft'S Martha Malonu f'r1Il4'yf' I'r4'p11rfrIm'y fTop Rowj Joe Meacham Fnllwgf' I'repuruf0ry Patricia Reid C'or11mf'1'r'if1I John Hannah Collvgv I,V!'1IllVflflH'1I1 Jean L00 Pickett C'nn1n1c'r1'i11I Ralph Coiner Gmzrfrul lnrlusfrirrl lBel0WJ Betty Baldwin Gordon Harris College Preparatory Technical Er1gim'e'ri'ng John Armstrong' Mattie Lee Alexander Commerc-ial College Preymrafnry lBnttom Howl Elaine Prvnt iss C uI14'g1' l'l'I'lNll'!IfUI'!l Billy Ilill College' l'w'prlf'11fm'g1 Mary Crank Collrgv I'rr'1mrrlfnry Arthur Mclivnziv l,f'lHlIlll1'P'l'1.llI Frances Goaml Collvgv f'rf'11r1rrlfm'y MQ' fBf.-lowb f'l'up llmvb 1Bottom Ruwj .lvrrv Ibiclmmn R1-x Michael :sf-1.1.-aw nuunnm f fllf'1ff' 1 'f'1 H f '1f f ffff 'f'-'ffl Ollie Bello King Ilwmw lf: 'll ffffff ' rx C0nlrHz'rr'i11I I':llLI'l'lli2l Uhilcoat Jauanita Florcn C,'0H1'!jl' I'rc-purnIu1'y Con1n11'rc'ir1I Ayn:-, X 'Null ml 1 lllllI'l'l' ml lmllnzl Mm- lim-am f 1lIllNllI'II'lll .V- .I:mf- I l4lrnl,m f nllrlffr f'l':'l:r!1'1ll'fl'.'1 lxznllrwn lim 1 rx lull. lfl' f'l1 ' 'l1rl:'rrl1n'l1 Bvrnicv Cartc-1' Full: yr' l'r1'p frufm If Ga-novivvv Jzxntzvn l'0I1z'gz' l'1'r'purnfm'y Lavvnia Hvocv l'n'Ir'y1' I,l't'jI!ll'1lf0 Hazel Stockton Fun: III! 'l'l'I.lII fTop Rowj Guy Deem General Industrial Margaret Finfield Home EC0llf0llllC3 James Perkins Technical Engineering Louise Cavender College Preparatory Charles Hesler General lvldustrial fBelowJ Kathryn Burch Rose Kathryn Kirksey College' Preparatory Commercfial Kenneth Farris Ruby Lee Goodson Commercial College Preparatory 57 fBottom Row, Oswald Epps Conzonercial Helen Lorentz College P1'627!1 ratory Paul Hannah College Preparatory Nadine Larsen College Preparatory James Lathim College Preparatory Mapu l'I'op Rowj lBelowJ lBottom Rowb llelm-ii lbmlsun f'ulla'ge l'repurufnry liill l . Che f. Vin' f. lluekin :allege l'1'f j,ffrrrlu1'y rry Wileoxen ullrgl' l'1'1'1un'uful'y - 1 gil lirziy 1lHlllIl'l'I'llll Sara Lee llurt I 'nllrgf' l'rel:rlr'rlfury Marisa Hill College I'repm'nfury Jess McEntee College Preparatory Allen Elrocl College Ijl'l'1JllI'!lltlI'.lj Bliss Harris College Preparalory Phil Brooks College P1'epai'atoi'y Elizabeth B. Cook College I7I't'1Hli'lll0V!l Tom King College I'r'epnrrrlor'y Elizabeth Ellis College I'1'epurr1lor'y Ceylon Lewis College I7l't'1Illl'll.'rZfjj C'I'op Rowj Charles Pearson Tc1 l1nic'rll Engineering Lutolia Hillycr Follvgre I'repflrnf0ry live F. Parks Collage I'1'0pr11'alory Betty McL0an C'ollf-ye Prwjfrzrafory John Marlow flt'1Il'l'lll Industrial fBelowj Dorothy Duncan Richard Coffman College Preparatory College Preparatory Ramey Harper Charlotte Moon College Preparatofry College Preparatory lBottom Rowj Margaret Che-rry Collage 1'l't'1Nll'llfUl'!l Vural Gillcy College' I'rz'p1rwrlory Frieda Ann Jones College' I'1'vpu1'rrl1n'y Ed Murphy Com mwrcial Jane Eldridge College I'rcpmzclory flupl Qhirh-y llusv Mvllsi Vnllrgfr' I'w'prrrrl IUIIISK' HI'u'hh'4lg m- rnllf 111' l'r4luf1 Xlvru- Hts-wznrt 1 ffflf :fr l'f'1'p4rr fnliulyrw llllll lu n., HSC' 141111411 In mr I nth Finn-u'l fum mrrrlrrl I 'rrlury . ....-....-W...-.,. fury 'llfnfll 'lllufll Iggy, fnvlow, Qliottonl Rmvb Kathvrinc Beckman Vffllvyr' l're'1n1ru!nry Ks-ith Ripyney Fullrgr' I'rr'purr1Inry P-:Wu V f 1 'E S' Y J? iff John Montgmnery Cnllwgf' I'rc'pr1rnim'y Ullio Bello Johnson Umm mornin! . .., ,, mfg ' A 1 J 1 4 1 Juno B1'0v1iluv0 Cullefyv 1'r1'pu1'l1fm'y Jewell Rogx-l's Fun: Hll'l'I'i1ll Jane Rumhmlhh C'rvll1'gf' I'rwpuruI1n'y Virpriniu Ilmlvlmlu-1'gn-1' f'UHlllI4'I't'i1II Jose-phinv Smith C'nn1n1r'rriul 11 QTop Rowj Joe Bradley College Preparatory Leona Worley Com H14 'rr-ful Vllillis Wick lmlzrsfrlul Thelma Grace Walker Collegf' Pre11rlrf1t0ry John Holcombe College Preparatory Frances Cahill Collegf' Preparatory Gail Storm Commercial fBelowJ Robert Kent Com mercial Lahoma Uselton Commercial ,...,....--1..1--Q C Bottom RowJ Geraldine Whitmer Com nmrcial Billy Harnage College' Prejmrrzfory Mary Lucas College Prffpnratory Earl Beverage Industrial Betty Harbour College Preparatory l QB:-lowj f'l'op Howl 5 Hlllli Vruwn I'ullr'gff' I'rrpn:'ufm'y H4'Il'lI H'lI'l'IQ. 4 . I lrIHlIll'l'I HYl I mm xvlH'l'I1'l' f'HHlIlH'I'I f1lI II'-If-n Knrm-s Ifflff yr l,Illl1li'IllHl'U V illizun Svhmitl Vullwyw I'rvp1n'rrIm'y lla-lon Louise Wood Creighton Thompson f'nnrm:rr'ir1I Frwllvgff I-'l'l'1J!Il'llfUl'U Richarcl Tuln-1' Roberta Hill Inrlnxlriul Cum llH'l'l'illl wr:--v QButtnn 1 Iww Frances Worre-ll f-'0HIH1f'l'0flII Frvml S111-ltun lruluslriul Mario Sinn-::nn f'lIlIIHIf'?'t'iH1 Ulla-sim' 1I2l!1tZt'll !ilIlHHfi'l'1l! Aunlry Rysm-1' fvUHlIlll'l'1'fllI fTop Rowj James Stewart lll!lIl8fI'1'Lll Mary Elizabeth Jacobs Collvgw l'I'f'1l!ll'lll07'lj HL-rsliell Stzxrnes Iurlllsfrirll Nancy Pierce College Preprrrrzfory Robert Little College Pr'v11arr1foi'y fBelowJ Mary Curtiss Victor Lewis College Preprufltory Inrluslrirll John Adams Jean Schlafer College Preparatory College Prepm'r1lory fBottom Rowj Marion Both Irwin College Preparatory Walter VVebe1' College I'I'1'1NlI'fIf1II'1j Doris Mc' Kinney Com nzerciul Marvin Rysei' 17l!lll8ll'l!ll Juanita Suhre College Preparatory -l ffpul, Huw, Uh UW, fBottom Howl Jriyl' Snllwl'L! Ifollvyff' I'ra'p1rrulfu'y l r:uwvs Sta-wart, Vnllr yr- l'r1'lmr1lInry Uwe-in Sparks f'1lHllIll'I'I'l-Ill llnnis l linn Vullryr l'l'4'p1lrllI:n'y Mary Jam- llzuiu-rlmury fiom nn'1'r'iuI Marvin W. Krivgrcr Fullvgr' l,l't'1NIVflf0l'.Il Clara Stella Kelley Cullvgz' I'rc'pnrufnry Marianna Ilowvnstine 170114110 1,l'f'1J!ll'llf0l'.If William Gilclcr Collrgv I,l'l'jNll'1lfUI'jl Carleon Martin Vullvgf' l'rc'lmrufory R .V. Thomas lmlusfrirll Phyllis Marshall l'ull1'yc' l'r'c'1mr11frn'y Russell Goff lurlusfriul Virginia Burncttv Iiimuv 1z'f'n11umi1's -. ..,. ,,,, ..,.n,..-....,-Y,v,,....-..,.. , , N ,. . ,, .. Y -... A...,...... lTop Rowj Charles Malone College Preparatory Margaret Pogue Ilomc' Evonomics Robert Reece Collvye' I'rc11r1rrlfory Betty Jenison Cf lllHlCl'l'lfll Carl White Crmznurrciul ' - 'f 352E,.: 3:53 .,., 2 5 Q 1 Q Q' 03 -me lBe1Owl fB0lLtOl11 Rowj Willie Mae Williams Jim Shouse College Preparatory College Preparatory Wilma Nell West Clint Taylor Dorothy Shook Collffge Preparatory Collogc Preparatory College Preparatory .l.,.........f Ralph Poplingcr Collryv I'repar1Itor Oletix Benge Colloyv IJI'l'1IIH'fl tm Hubert Harris Iudustr-ial Dorothy Pfeiffer I Colligo l,l'l'1lflI ffUI If 4 4 l n 2 E qT.,p lguwj lBelOW, QBottom Rowj Kathryn Thompson Van Wright '1'u11- l4j,l,,,,,ml54,n flume I':l'0H0llIll'S lmllar-rfrirll Eunice Phillips I' 11, - 1-V - y - 1 Ilomc El'tJll4llllft'S C U 'yi 'NIMH' my Robert Fox Rosclyu M1ll0l' Cnllwgv Preparatory Collwgc I'rv1mrrrlm'y Sybil Gorlmx l'mnm1r4'iHl l'lxillip l'wuwr'll f'nl'ry1' l,I'l',IIll'ilf1H'u Maury Am1Nuwlin flllllllllf rrilll lilllH'S l lusc'lw f'ffl'1y1w l'r'r'1n1r1Ilul'y Butler ROLl5,fCl'S cl1lllIHll'I't'fllI Mario Sherrill l'um1m'r4'iuI Iflwyll Parks Fun: mcrvinl Doris Rysvr Com nzercial fTop Rowl Nrnlinc Thompson Vullvgc I'repurf1tory Jack Ramsey Imlrrslriul Wilma Jean Romine llama I1'r'vnnmir's Lluyml Wilson f'mn'wr'1'1'ifrI 1VI:n'g:n'et Thompson f'm1rnlH'z'i1II fBelowl Marguerite Edwards Clifton Hughes Collfwc Preparatory Collage P'. epfLratory Fred Powell Reba King' Incl: strial C0111-wercial x 1fBott0m Rowj Will Tillery COllIIll1'I'l'iflI Donis WVilliams Collrgc I'1'011f1fr-I-'wwf James Rogers Cullvge 1,I'l'1IlII'llf!lV.Il Ruth Watson C0lll'lIC I'rc'pr1rr1furg R. M. Cnydcr Indusfrinl I ,,. , , . Vlhp liuwj Uh-low! Hhntlmn RMU lame-N lm- IIlg!'I'1lHl lurlnslriul Il II:-ri':llv1-11, !'vrfl1'yjr' l'l'l'p1r1'l1lnl'y 'N nl lawn l'.sln'lal15v lmfuwlrllfl llwvfl llill f ffmfffrf'rffrl I Vlllililill l':1lW1ll'llS lffllnfllf mf :wk Nic-hols f'ull4'!l1' P1'f'1lIlVllf1H'y . V. Guwi' lhllwyf' I,I'l'lIIIl'lIflH'!f JD Maxim- Mn-Mullen f'fm1nwr1'ml Jack Jones Inclzlsi vial Hzlrvv Vlmul fhllrgfv l'r1'pur1rlm11 Ed P1100 f'vllf'yf' l'n-vim Jzxvk Tillvy lnrlnxlrinl lC:1l'I XYUIIVUI' f'llIHllll'l'!'I-Ill Duym- Mzlyvs Iu1lnsfr1'ul Vllff fTop Rowj Kathleen Wood Clonzmmwinl E11 Richardson Inclusfrirrl Virginia Wheeler Vollf-ye Preparatory Maurice llatley Inrlnsfriul Christene Tyler Com m e rcial Harold Patterson College Preparatory Annie Ella Hill College Prepa1'at01'y fBel0wj Bernice Konemann Home Erononzirls Don Fowler Industrial lliottom Row Virgil Daniel Iizrlusfriul Ruby Lee Warden Home Er'-owomif-s Kenneth Thompson Con11nm'r'irrl Sybil Jestic-e Conmlrfrf-lol Paul Kroft C omme rein! 5 I . v i n f'I'op Howl l l':1m'1-s Cha-l'l'y l,'oll1'yr' I'r4fprrrrrlnry lCclwin Iluntf-1' ffnllvyf' I'r4'1urrufury lluly St ulmlms f'onrmr'rr-ful I,vonz1l'cl Williams Indus! rinl Vimw-nl, lloflson llnnlf' l','vmmn1ir'x lm- 'lll'LlllN'll Imlnslriul 1 'V' A 9 ' ' ' 3 2 YQ, I fBf1lowl Fluncillo Sadler' .lamvs Perkins fum mr'r1'i11l lmlusfrirll William Roilprers Martha Grealy Follvgr' Prppllrrlhn-H Czmnnvrr-ful x N X X i xo XX X . X lllottom Howl Willard Acrvo Collvgr' Pwprlrrrfory Aumlrio Wagrvr Conlnlmwilrl Roger VVoomlz1ll lmlnsfrinl Alinv Pvttitt Cl7Ilf?gP I,l't'jNIl'llf0l'U James Boylcn Imlusf riul Maxine Thompson Com nwrc-iril lTop Rowj Bm-rt Hallum College Preparatory Clyde Hasty Follvgf' Ilrepa1'm'0'ry Alton Harrell f'onlnlvrr'f11l Fred Boynton Follffgw I,l'f'1JllI'llfU'l'lj Yvillis Briglpjs l'on1mPr1'i1ll fBeloWJ Mida Stinson Alonzo Pierce College Prepnrnlory College Preymrrrfory Bennie Wood Virginia, Campbell College Pfreprrratory C0'Hllll6?'Clfll lBott,om Rowj Jack Kinsey College Prepnr Eugene YVz1chob Co nv mf'rr'iul O. B. Gray Com Hll'l'1'lllI David Robertson nlorg College Vrf'purnlory Lon Huglc' Influxlrirll f'l'op liowj liulzuul Vzinlrc-Il lnfluxlrirll Ilnmlml VVIiilm'rv luflflslriarl Dun lllwlmm-I' f,'nll1'y1' l'l'l'lHll'll'1l' liurl l i'ii-ml l'ullr'y1' 1'l'l'lllll'llf0' Vu:-tis Ciiiufliiil' Klum llH'l'1'l-Ill ldllzi Ruth Kc-ri' C'r1lIr'yc l'rcpu1'ulm'y Jack Jacobs College Preparatory i I Tv CBel0wJ Kenneth Martin lnclzistrirzl Alta Cooper College Preparatory 1Bottuin liuwy llimly Oaks f'vllr'yc' l'l'c'prn'ufm'y William Holt College l'rvp11r11lm'y Leon Plunkett Industrial J. B. Walton Collvgv I'rc'1u1rz1lury Buell Griflith Indushiul AUTOGRAPHS AUTDGIQADHS AUTOGIQAPHS f .Y . no fm. I-1 if? fi .f -. N-.Q . 3. 'ff