Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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EllMMlHEIHl HHH President, Shirley Safely, Vice-President, Florence Hertzfieldg Second Vice-President, Gloria Rhodes, Secretary, Robert Rumsey, Treasurer, W'ilmajean Ross, Sergeant-at-Arms, Glenn McVicker. Ruth Androes, Norma Azbill, Bob Bennet, Marcille Brown, Jean Metz, Norma Chalitin, Geneva Ches- ter, Marianna Carter, Barbara Cochern, Ethel Cowell, Carol Croft, Lois Croft, Marie Dunham, Ger- trude Ellsworth, Dorcas Ellis, Mary Kemp, Paul Greisen, Marjohrea Hammer, Mary Lou Pence, Shirley Nickols, Jo Ann Engel, Sue M. Smith, Betty Virginia Bethel, Methyl Davis, Betty Go Shirkle Myra Greenly, Roberta Evans, Naomi Hardwick, Betty McCasky, Donna Sloan, Evelyn Haire, Paul Mitchel, Leah Jean Shaver, Mary Forney, Thelma Carpenter, Jeanne Campbell, Bob Helbert, Betty Ann Hampton, Kay Brewer, Margaret Many, Don Synolds, Bob Rummey, Dorothy McMahon, Wila- dean Walters, June Startzman, Jean Startzman, Maxine Foster, Rosemary Wilson, Claudine Yungmeyer, Lois Backman, Doris Elaine Clouse, Sara Ann I-llaines, Ellen Lewis, Thelma Pogue, Margery Rains, Elsia Mae Rich, Marcellent Swindle, Eva Stath, Margaret Shannon, Florence Endsley, Avis Ferrell, Pat Finney, Julia Ford, Lois Allison, Hector Franco, Minnie Franco, John Wetmore, Ruthelma Greeson, Merle Grost, Charlotte Raux, Graham Hatfield, Ruth Ann Heller, Dulcia Hershey, Ralph Hinman, Ruth Howson, Virginia Jessup, Mary Kay Jones, Geneva Kallail, Dick Kammerer, Ruth Kincheloe, Edna Large, Oleta Lewis, Dorothy Linck, Betty Lou Martin, Maxine Martin, Maurice McCasky, De- Witt McCluggage, Nadine McGinnis, Gereldine McKee, Marina Mikes, Billee Grilfen, Dorothy Ogden, Shirley Raymond, Marjorie Richter, Lorene Rockfeller, Hildred Sagenty, Wanda Samuels, Vernon Sanders, Joanne Schmid, Lois Schrader.

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The peppiest bunch in school they have to be! Those much talked about pep assemblies are the product of their script writing and acting genius. As for the weekly pep meetings, they portray everything from Roman Senators to Peppy Pilots, shoving centuries aside just like that. With Save ten cents a week and aid I-Iitler's defeat as the slogan to put the 640 members into a re- ceptive mood, those amazingly etlicient cabinet members sold over ninety dol- lars worth of War Stamps during one meeting. The club sported beautiful new pep jackets of R.A.F. blue. Led by Imogene Knowles, Helen Carter, and Dixie Lee Marley they cheered the team from the fifty yard line at every game. The cabinet boasts Marjorie Free, jean Finney, Betty Deshler, jean Fergus, Marjorie Morris, Marian Hasty, Leslie Parker, Nancy Christopher, Dorothy Sailor, joan Burch, Joyce McArthur, and Miss Stebbins, sponsor. r.

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A hopeless looking jumhle of papers and typewriters to every journalism student is the ghastly sign of a deadline. There's an editor struggling over headlines or hrihing a reporter to finish a story. Theres the annual staff get- ting senior pictures mixed with the priceless paper Copy . . . After deadline there's copy reading. The editors busily make up their dummy sheets then dash to the print shop where the miracle is performed. The weary staff then watches the Messenger come off the press. Editors first semester: Margaret Cevely, Kelley Sowards, Horace Ackerman, Martha Pigott. SCC- ond semester: Charlene McFadden, Suzanne Hart, Virginia VanOrder, Marvin Levand. X XWE SAW IT HAPPEN