Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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MR. M. E. MCENDARFER ' Vice-Principal, Counselor for Boys MISS MARGARET WILSON Girls Gym MRS. MAY NICKENS ' Clothing MISS B. V. WHITE English MISS ELIZABETH LITTLE Foods MR. M. A. ROBERTS Shop MR. I. W. RAMAGE Distributive Education ANTON GOETZ Bond MR. W. K. DONALDSON Airplone Mechanics

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F Jim Arnold, Betty Bankston, Sarah Crain, Bill Allen, Bob Kuykerxdall, Camilla Duncan, Leon Noss. The present Senior Class has been active since they were Sophomores--back in l946, when as the youngest class in Central, they started making history by keeping their fingers in bond drives, Red Cross work, the carnival, student government and Curtis Drives. As Juniors, we see them remaining interested in helping the school. The Junior planning commit- tee drew up a new constitution for us, which was accepted by the vote ofthe student body. In the Curtis campaign, a Junior homeroom, Miss Walker's, was high homeroom. Again as Seniors, they are still remaining energetic. ln the Curtis campaign this year, a Senior homeroom, Miss Bonna Miller's, was high homeroom and the two high salesmen were Seniors. Jewel Weatherbee won the D. A. R. Citizenship award and Jean Carr won the Tulsa University Going to College Quiz. One cast of the Junior-Senior play was Seniors, but the highlight of the year was the Senior play, which was a great success. The class officers are Jim Arnold, President, Betty Bankston, Vice-President, Sarah Crain, Secre- if:ii',, 6.2. Alle-ii, Ticasurer, and Bob Kykendall, Camilla Duncan, and Leon Noss, Councilmen. At 4.in.- 1' Hang awaited Senior week, including the Senior picnic, Senior Banquet and Prom, Baccalaureate Service, Class night, and finally Commencement.