Central High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1938 volume:

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J' 'f ff Q. .. .- -W 4 i. + -' - I . 6 ,M A4 A 'V' L' A My if ,X fl Y VJ, Q f 4 f 1! V Uyb 4 i II f I JJ . If , 'J,, 1, f , -,4 1 n , Q11-vb 195 f Q Copyright, 1 93 8 EDITOR BETTY CAMPBELL ASSISTANT EDITORS ELLA MAE COUSER PATRICIA HARRIS BUSINESS MANAGER NORMA ANN CROSS V IH TOlTI Y OLUME THIRTY 1 9 3 8 My THEME: Recrea tion PUBLISHED BY The Tom Tom Class of SGHIOTS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL TULSA, OKLAHOBIA OTIS MCBRIDE Dedication We dedicate this book to one who personifies the spirit of recreation in the finest sense ofthe Word: QJTIS MCBRIDE ,w 5. V' 1, . if fy' L: A 1 w 3 n r Foreword Believing that play and recreation are vital factors in education, our school has sought to provide ample opportunities for such activities among its students. For this reason, the Tom Tom of 1938 seeks to emphasize and depict the recreational aspects of school life and to portray in a more informal manner the events and memories ol a year at Central. Qrder of Books ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ATHLETICS BOARD OF EDUCATION SENIOR FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF JUNIOR BASKETBALL FACULTY SOPHOMORE OTHER SPORTS ACTIVITIES FEATURES 'W K Bw? I . Tom Tom Staff EDITORIAL W W. H, CLEVELAND, JR. N nlREcToR OF ToM Tom cLAss EDITOR BETTY CAMPBELL ASSISTANT EDITORS ELLA MAE COUSER PATRICIA HARRIS I WHIT MARTIN NORMA CROSS PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS BETTY FULLER NANCY MIEHER MEMBERS OF STAFF HARVEY AMMERMAN MARGARET FERRELL BARBARA BLACK GENE GUINN LORRAINE CARUTHERS .IEANNE ROBINSON LOIS CLINE LUCILE ROWELL ART STAFF LUCILE ADAMS DIRECTOR OF ART STAFF JAMES CRAWFORD MERRY MCKINNEY MIRIAM ENDRES MARGUERITE MooRE WINFORD HINKEL SAM SHAFFER MARTHA HOFFMAN BETTY URBAN W. W. GRAHAM WARD H. GREEN DIRECTOR OF PRINTING CHAIRMAN AND ENGRAVING TOM TOM BOARD www 'Z - M fy . IA I -. li if Yg Qin If 5? 5 :.1f we he - af PICNICS ARE FUN IN MOHAWK'S NATURAL SETTINGS .., affirms I If f gr? 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I ygkhqmg LUCILE ADAMS CHRISTIA ALLENDER 0. B. BADGER ANNICE BARNES ART--COMMERCE science Dmscron or mousrmu mrs Home economics ?' 17 CARRIE BARNETT MARY J. BARNETT PEDAGOGICAL NOVI'I'l.,XTES AT CENTRAL Hrsronv Fonexen LANGUAGE PAUL V. BECK LULU B. BECKINGTON FRED BENNIi 1'T MfXR'I'HA BINKLEY scxsnce r-:Neuse scuzncz Home Economics RACHEL BLACKBURN RUTH BLAYLOCK CLAUDE E. BOATM.-KN KATHRYN BOLON A PHYSICAL znucnfon Music science: commence EDWIN BONDE BOWEN LIIILIAN BRGOKS comaencz omscron or Musxc mnscrou or msronv msromr JUST A HAPPY ENGLISH FAMILY SA RD IONNIE CAGE E. P. CHANDLER RUTH CHISHOLM W. H. CLEVELAND, JR. FLOY COBB muusmxax Mus PHYSICAL suucnnou Eucusu ENGLISH HISTORY MATHEMATICS DIRECTOR OF GIRLS' PHYS. ED. HISTORY f ,, . 5 CLARA CRAMSEY ETHEL CRATE CATHERINE CRISSEY NELL DASHNER HOME Economics ENGLISH Eususu ENGLISH ROSCOE H. DIVINE NELLE DOERING TEACHER QUIZZES TEACHER' :naman Music L RUTH DOUGLAS C. X. DOWLER ERMINIE ELMS OTTO j. ENDRES ENGLISH ENGLISH Forman LAN:-uAc.s PHYSICAL EDUCATION J. B. ERWIN XIAUDE M. FIRTH C, A, FRANKLIN EVA FULCHER mmaammcs omccron or Home economics mousrnln :mrs ENGLISH-STUDY me -' . 3 ,A .i,?g2f1Jnif . . , fgr:m,, ' RUSSELL GAGE MADGE GIBSON RUTH GIFFORD PATRICIA GILL ENGLISH commence W FOREIGN LANGUAGE Home Economics COACHES IN CIVILIAN CLOTHES LEV-ELLEN GILLIAM BERTIE GOETSCHIUS A I ENGLISH ENGLISH V IDA ELLEN GRAHAM W. W. GRAHAM MARTHA GRANT WARD I-I. GREEN scrsncs lnnusrmm. :mrs coma:-:RCE nmscron or ENGLISH ART GRIFFITH SALLIE M. GRUWELL C, E. GUMM HELEN HAGLER PHYSICAL soucxnon ENGLISH INDUSTRIAL mrs LIBRARY W. H. HAKE LAVONE HANNA ULISTA HAWKINS RUTH HOLTUN eonezsu LANGUAGE msronv ensusu eucmsu EDITH HONESS JOHN HOWARD TWO HISTORIANS AND ONE COOK ENGLISH 1NnusrmAL ARTS M. E. HURST j. ROY INBODY OSCAR IRIZARRY HENRY JACOBS science commence nmecron Fonensu LANGUAGE commence HAROLD JAMES LLUTTIE T, JOHNSON WAI,'I'IiR ffl. KEYES WM, C. IJXNTZ PHYSQCAL. EDUCATIQN HOME ecowomcs unousrnuu. Ants Pnvslcm. EDUCATION LLOYD Q. LARSE ALPHILD LARSON ESTHER LARSON L. W. LAVENGOOD COMMERCE ENGLISH HISTORY DIRECTOR OF MATHEMATICS 'I'HERE'S MANY A SLIP 'IIWIXT CUP AND LIP JENNIE LIVINGSTONE ELIZABETH LOMAX SCIENCE ENGLISH MAUDE T, LGUREY R. V, LULOW FLOSSIE MARTIN RUTH MCBRIDE romzssu LANGUAGE mousmm. ARTS LIBRARY ancusn F. C. MCCIILLOIEGH ROZIAQLLA MCKIMMIE I . B, MILLER H. Ii, NIILLER INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL Arms wousrmm. ARTS LHARLIQ, NUSSBAUINJ HLA HMP. ihAfLHERb msromr N comcsnc-E QNDUSYRIAL ARTS COMMERCE HOKE ECONGMICS HSHIUSTRSAL ARTS MARGERY PIKE EMILY POWELL GABRIELLA PRATT C. C. PRUITT msronvv HISTORY SCIENCE MATHEMATICS GERTRUDE RECTOR F. I. REYNOLDS ENGLISH SCIENCE R. C. REYNOLDS MELVIN RIGGS VERLIN RINGLE ISABELLE RONAN MATHEIAATICS PHYSICAL EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL Ams ENGLISH PERRIN SAMPSON JOYCE SAKNDIQRS AMOR H. SCHLENKKR N. E. SCHUPBACH commence commence MATHEMATICS scuzucz MARY S. SEASE HELEN SHEEHAN NONA MAE SHEPARD BYRON SHEPHERD HISTORY - ,YYY. .-v,Y ,----.,...M.- x,.....-,...,.- ....., .,..-.-..-A-v STUDY ' GRADY SKILLERN MINNIE MAE SUMMERS SUSIE SUNDERLAND RECTOR SWEARENGIN . -M E DIRECTOR BOYS' PHYS. ED ENGLISH SCIENCE STUDY SC! NCE D. E. TEMPLE E Hlsfom' GLADYS TIBBALS ELIZABETH TRAUTMAN ALTHEA TRUITT FOREIGN LANGUAGE commence A HISTORY lain,-f, - X 5' ,fy ii',3.amjgg5Vf:zQ .ie E3f,.lig5g-gihegif.'2'mE',2Aff' -5f'.'f'Siwv1:?i A k .1555 a'if: fr -'lv J ii 6111245955 7 :gf xl agp ,fi 'fr 1' M ' Gazaiglsgcfiwlqki . fif-Ge vfvrfw .1334-'45Igf9f'.x1f 1- N ' '75 i'?wf ', if bf nfkifw I ,H ETHEL URBATCH ELIZABETH H. VALENTE FELIX W. VESTAL GIULIA VON DER LANCKEN f scmewcc HOME ECONOIHCS ENGLLJ-I ONE HAT AND FOUR PROFS ART DAISY WALLACE ISABEL WATKINSON HOME Economics FOREIGN LANGUAGE ALBERT WEATHERLY EDNAMAY WEEKS MAUDE WIQNDT THELMA WETZEL Music Hrsrom Hlsronv Pwsxcu EDUCATION EDITH E. WHITE LOIQISIQ WHITHAYXI GERfXI,D WHITNEY ANN WILKE DIRECTOR OF COMMERCE HISTORY MUSIC - ENGLISH G. B. WILLETT RUTH WILLIAMS LINNIE B. WILSON LOUISE WILSON xnousrnxn mrs CQMMEQCE - L - comasncz ' Eucusu LUCILE WITTE ETHEL WOODRING HAPPY ABOUT THE WHOLE THING science mswm' WILLIAMS HLLENE BAIRD 12. DRAIN MINNIE HUGHES Assasuwr TO Pamcxvm. mzcsssrmn mmou Ammon MAUD STITT NfXRGUIiRI'1xli MOORE BEULAH GOEPPINGER EARL SANDERS V CAFETERIA DIRECTOR CAFETERIA MANAGER TEACHERS' LIBRARY sulLp'1NG suPER1NTENDENT W 'A-mv.. -Q1' X-:if M J RRTHIES EAKIN IIIJQERT MARTIN VERNA BURRADIQLL MARGARET GREIIINI: BANK STAGE INDUSTRIAL ARTS OFFICE ASSISTANT REGISTRAR UNI-IAPPY ABOUT THE WHOLE THING ELIZABETH HARRIS JAMES K. HOLDER CLERK PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRACE KORTE WANDA MCCAIN NANCY MCNEILL HETTI' H-GMA MILLER CLERK PRINT snow orrxcs cI.sIzx szcrnnnnv T0 PRINCIPAL JOY CATHI-IRINE SHAFFKR BETTY JEAN SHARP FRANKI-Q JORDAN screncs orncz ENGLISH ormce Boox sronz , Tulsa High School Hymn O Great Spirit, at Thy call We have pledged our youth, Ever climbing, one and all, Seek eternal truth. With Thy standard at our side, Bound by purpose high Thou Great Spirit, be our guide, Where the way inay lie. With Thy vision light our eyes, Show Thy heights above, Grant us wisdoni-Thou art wise, Teach us Thy great love. Gonsecrate our aiin sincere, Cleanse each inniost soul! 0, Great Spirit, be Thou near! Distant shines the goal. For the beauty through each day, I oy and friendship true- Gifts of Thine along the way- H ear our thanks anew! When we gain the farthest height, By Thy wisdom taught, We shall find Thee, Truth and Light, Thou art all we sought. 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TRAMMEL CHEMISTRY OKLAHOMA BU FORD TRIBBLE TRACK OKLAHOMA ANNE MARIE TROTTNOW MUSIC ILLINOIS TOUI TOITI I93O FLORENCE TRUE SWIMMING MONTANA CONSTANCE TRUITT I COMMERCIAL WORK LOUISIANA MERVIL TUBBS GOLF OKLAHOMA BILL TUCKER ACCOUNTING OKLAHOMA GLADYS TURLEY READING OKLAHOMA BETTY .IO TURNER BICYCLING OKLAHOMA ALMA TYLER MUSIC OKLAHOMA ELINOR UNDERWOOD MUSIC ILLINOIS BETTY URBAN MUSIC OKLAHOMA ARTHUR UTTER WRESTLING KANSAS MARY JANE VANCE FRIENDS ILLINOIS .IONNIE HOWARD VAN PELT HORSES OKLAHOMA HILDA VAUGHAN SWIMMING MISSISSIPPI HELEN JEAN VINCENT DANCING OKLAHOMA JANE WADE MUSIC MISSOURI MARGARET WADE MUSIC MISSOURI VIRGINIA WADLIN DESIGNING COLORADO GRACE WAGN ER SECRETARIAL WORK OKLAHOMA DORIS TU BBS PEOPLE OKLAHOMA HAROLD TUCKER LIFE OKLAHOMA PAULINE TURNER GUITAR TEXAS PRISCILLA UNDERWOOD NURSING ARKANSAS NORMA VALENTINE RADIO DRAMATICS TEXAS MARTIN VAN WIERINGEN FOOTBALL OKLAHOMA RUTH VINER PEOPLE OKLAHOMA RUSSELL WADE BUSINESS OKLAHOMA JOHN WALDREP BAND OKLAHOMA BETTY LOU WALKER SWIMMING OKLAHOMA BETTE RAE WALLACE STENOGRAPHY OKLAHOMA CLARENCE WALTERS ARCHITECTURE OKLAHOMA LOIS WARD SECRETARIAL WORK OKLAHOMA PAUL WAR F PEOPLE OKLAHOMA REVAY WASSON COMMERCE OKLAHOMA HAROLD WAY TRACK OKLAHOMA ROBERT WEATHERLY MUSIC KANSAS ROBERT WEBSTER CIVICS OKLAHOMA i938 TOUI TOITI CHARLES WALKER ENGINEERING I OKLAHOMA BARBARA WALKUP ICE SKATING OKLAHOMA CARLOTTA WALLIS DANCING OKLAHOMA DOROTHY WALSH SOCIAL LIFE OKLAHOIIA J. D. WALTS PHOTOGRAPHY OKLAHOMA ELIZABETH WARD LIFE INDIANA PAULINE WARD DANCING OKLAHOMA VERLAH WARD JOURNALISM MISSOURI DOROTHY WARFIELD MUSIC OKLAHOMA DORRIS WARNER SPORTS TEXAS NEAL WATT SCIENCE OKLAHOMA GWENDOLE WATTS RIFLE SHOOTING OKLAHOMA RALPH WAYLAND MECHANICS ARKANSAS JACK WAYNE COOKING OKLAHOMA VERNUS WEAVER ART OKLAHOMA ELISE WEBER ICE SKATING CALIFORNIA MARGARET WELLS SPORTS OKLAHOMA JOE WEST PETROLEUM ENGINEERING OKLAHOMA Tom Tom IQOO HAZEL MARIE WHEATLEY PHOTOGRAPHY MISSOURI OTIS WHEELER PHOTOGRAPHY ARKANSAS VICK WHITE MUSIC OKLAHOMA ELIZABETH WHITEFIELD YOUNG PEOPLE'S WORK OKLAHOMA BETTY WHITLOW PEOPLE ARKANSAS DANNY WHITTEN TRACK OKLAHOMA MARGARET WILEY SEWING OKLAHOMA BILL WILKINS DOCTOR TEXAS JOHN H. WILKINS SCIENCE OKLAHOMA LORRAINE WILLIAMS DANCING OKLAHOMA HELEN WILLIAMSON MUSIC OKLAHOMA JEANNE WILLIAMSON READING OKLAHOMA CARRIE WILSON LAW TENNESSEE CHARLES WILSON ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING OKLAHOMA DOROTHY WILSON FUN OKLAHOMA GENE WILSON BASEBALL OKLAHOMA JEAN WILSON MOVIES OKLAHOMA MARY WILSON NURSING OKLAHOMA gy -m , 39 C35 3 I W 'TR I 1 A - .MSQMQ . A422 BILL WHITE DANCING OKLAHOMA ROBERT WHITELY ACCOUNTANCY OKLAHOMA GEORGE WIDNER GOLF KANSAS JOHN WILKINS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TEXAS VIRGINIA WILLIAMS HORSEBACK RIDING MISSOURI JOHN WILLIAMSON MECHANICS KANSAS CLARA WILSON ICE SKATING OKLAHOMA HELEN WILSON READING OKLAHOMA RAYMOND WILSON PETROLEUM ENGINEERING KANSAS TOMMY WILSON GOLF OKLAHOMA JEAN WINN PEOPLE OKLAHOMA MARGARET WOFFORD DANCING TEXAS BOB WOOD FOOTBALL MISSOURI MARY EDNA WOODARD SPEECH ARTS ARKANSAS JOAN WOODSON SOCIAL LIFE OKLAHOMA BROUCKS WRIGHT TENNIS NEW YORK NEI L WRIGHT SPORTS OKLAHOMA LEE WYLIE PHOTOGRAPHY MISSOURI I9365 TOITI TOHT f JACK WIMBERLY AVIATION OKLAHOMA HELEN WINTERS PHOTOGRAPHY COLORADO DONALD WOLFE ICE SKATING BILLY WINDSOR HUNTING OKLAHOMA MARGARET WITHINGTON MEDICINE OHIO OKLAHOMA HERSHELL WOLFE ICE SKATING OKLAHOMA TOMMY WOOD SINGING OKLAHOMA BILL WOODARD HORSES OKLAHOMA EVELYN WOODS SPORTS OKLAHOMA BETTY WOODSON CANDID CAMERA OKLAHOMA JIMMIE WORLEY PERSONALITIES TEXAS RAIFORD WORTHLEY TAP DANCING OKLAHOMA GORDON WRIGHT PEOPLE OKLAHOMA LEO WRIGHT GEOLOGY OKLAHOMA ROBERT WRIGHT LAW OKLAHOMA DEWITT WYANT SCIENCE OKLAHOMA ROSS WYLIE, JR. PHOTOGRAPHY TEXAS ELEANOR WYMAN DANCING ILLINOIS TOIII TOIII I93O BETTY JANE YAGER SOCIAL LIFE OKLAHOMA JUANITA YARBROUGH READING ARKANSAS MARJORIE YORK MUSIC OKLAHOMA MARJORIE MAE YORK COSTUME DESIGNING OKLAHOMA MILDRED YOUNG SECRETARY OKLAHOMA LEROY YOUTS AVIATION OKLAHOMA RAYMOND ZELLMER ARCHITECTURE v OKLAHOMA , ' INEZ ZIMMERMAN MUSIC 'v q,W 1 COLORADO BILLABURGESS BASEBALL OKLAHOMA f ' CHARLES CROSSWELL MACHINIST TEXAS JEAN DUTSCH FIGURE SKATING OKLAHOMA ARTHUR GRACE MECHANICS OKLAHOMA THOMAS HAYNES FLYING ILLINOIS LEROY HOUGH HUNTING OKLAHOMA JACK MOGUIN CARTOONIST MISSISSIPPI BUDDY MOSS SPORTS OKLAHOMA MARJORIE ROBERTSON INTERIOR DECORATING OKLAHOMA BETTY SPITZNAOEL TRAVEL OKLAHOMA ROSEANNE YOCUM COMMERCE OKLAHOMA BOB YOUNG ICE SKATING MISSOURI GEORGIA ZEIGLER COMMERCE OKLAHOMA JOE BRADLEY, JR. ' TENNIS TEXAS I AUDEANNE CUPPS POETRY OKLAHOMA HAROLD HARTLEY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING OKLAHOMA MARJORIE KARNES SKATING 1OwA BOB PRICE BAND OKLAHOMA JIMMIE WINTERS SCIENCE OKLAHOMA Seniors Whose Pictures DO MARSHALL ALEXANDER TREVA BARHAM MAURICE BARNES LILLIAN BENTLEY DELBERTA BRITT GEORGE BROWN HARRY BRYSON FRED BUTLER ENDRIENNE CANNON TED CLARK HAROLD CLAVER BILL CONDIT JAMES CONYERS DELVONE COTTON JOHN COWMAN EDITH DAVIS JACK DEEGAN ANNE ECKEL THORAL GILLILAND ROY GOINGS GEORGE WIDNER BARBARA CAMP JOHN WILKINS HARVEY AMMERMAN MARY ELLIOT JACK ALEXANDER MARGARET MARKLAND JACK ALEXANDER ROBERT STALEY BILL DAVIS RODNEY GOSHORN HARRY HARDEN FLORENCE HARMON HERMAN HAYS JOHN HOGGATT BOB HOLLAND FRED HOUGH ROBERT HUNTER VELMALEA JOHNSON PAULINE KNEBLE SIMON KNOTEN HAROLD LANG ROGER LANKFORD QUENTIN MANESS HELEN MAE MARTIN WALLACE MCKEON DONALD MCMAHON MOLLIE MEYER VAN MONTGOMERY ROBERT PALMER Senior Committees RING VIRGINIA CRUME Fmsr SEMESTER cLAss PLAY ELIZABETH ANN DILLON CHARLES GRANT CHRISTMAS LOIs DRYBREAD CAROLYN LUCKETT SECOND SEMESTER CLASS PLAY JACK MILLS COMMENCEMEN1- ANNOUNCEMENTS BETTY LEE POWELL Not Appear: MARION POPE WALTER PRATER HORACE ROBINSON DAN ROGERS BILLY ROWE JACK SAVAGE EUGENE RALPH SCOTT THOMAS SIBLEY MURRAY SMITH WARREN SNYDER RUTH SPEAKER BOYD STAIRES JACK STEENE BILL SULLIVAN BILLIE MAY THORNE JESSE LEE TIBBS FRANK TINCUP RAY WHITAKER ROBERT WORTH BETTY NEAL JOE MITCHELL ROSEMARY LEON POLLY POLLOCK SCOTTY MURRAY SUZANNE SCHOCK BETTY CAMPBELL BETTY BRUNER BENNETT GILLILAND JUNE HUNTER LEIGH MCCASLIN JAMES CRAWFORD JOE LAGRONE JAMES ARGUE MARGUERITE BUCKINGHAM NIARY LOUISE CANTRELL BETTY BRUNER JOE BOTTLER PATRICIA HARRIS ROSE JEAN STONE WILSON BROOKS LOIS CLINE CLIFFORD COOK BILL DAVIS WILLIE DAWSON ELINOR UNDERWOOD JOSEPHINE BODDY GENE GUINN CHARLES BLISS MIRIAM ENDRES NORMA CROSS JOHN LAUGHLIN JOHN RATCLIFFE HERBERT FORREST ANNABEL BECK BARBARA BLACK VANDEVER DAY JOHN LONG DON MCLEOD WARREN MOREY RITZ WEEK MARJORIE COHENOUR BOB DOW DANA MOSS KATHRYN NEEDHAM CLASS DAY LINDSAY HUME DAN JACKSON FLOYD NEWLIN BETTY OVERMILLER BREAKFAST MARTHA LOU GILLIS ELIZABETH HARTH R. 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PAGE MARCELLA PHILLIPS PATRICIA RODOLF MARCELLA SKINNER DINNER INVITATION AND MENU GILBERT TOMPSON DECORATION RALPH GARRETT BOBBY GREENIG BETTY PRATER FOREST REES PROGRAM MARY JO STEELE ROSAMOND STEPHENSON MARIELLEN SUMMERS GIFT PAUL MARKOWITZ ELEANOR MITCHELL KAY SCHLOSSER FLOWERS, MOTTO, AND COLORS ROBERT COGSWELL BILL HOLWAY HERBERT OFFICER BETTY NEAL BUFORD TRIBBLE JOHN VVILKINS SIDNEY PATTERSON AILENE SMITH ROBERT STALEY RUTH RAWLINGS JOAN ROSS JEAN VVINN ROENA STANDER ELOISE THRASHER RUSSELL THURMAN ELIZABETH TOMER DANNY WHITTEN MARY EDNA WOODARD ALEEN HORN JOE RHODES GEORGE RIDDLE MADELINE SOUTER RUTH SPEAKER BETTY WHITLOW IVIARGARET WITHINGTON VERLAH WARD BETTY WOODSON BETTY OIROURKE BETTY RENEE ROBERTS Class of '38 Offlcers SOPHOMORE YEAR BOB DOW, President LEIGH MCCASLIN, Vice-president MARGARE'T PRATT, Secretary BILL HACKATHORN, Treasurer JUNIOR YEAR WHIT MARTIN, President CARL DUFFIELD, Vice-president NORMA CROSS, Secretary BILL WOODARD, Treasurer SENIOR YEAR GEORGE SUMIVIERS, President LINDSAY HUME, Vice-president BARBARA BLACK, Secretary KAY SCHLOSSER, Treasurer Class Song Tulsa High, by and by, We'll say good-bye to you. When we do, we'll still be true To the ideals you set so high. Side by side, whate'er betide, We'll make old Central High rate. We'll boost our class, So that none may surpass The pace set by 'thirty-eight. -Words and Music by ED GOWANS, '38 ----fi,iM:M:-,V f ,lUN1mas JUIIIUI' IUCIlll7I'Il'5Z 31155 Xvcvks l1i'urv11ic's our spmiwi' . . . XYK' H' SUDi1lJlINlI'l'SI14l iHIl'Vl'l'i . . . F 4111 to zi ilyiiig starr with lvzm as pix-sidciir .... ilUlNl'L'I'EliTN . . . imnoi' Sflllij iizills . . . iw rczliix' 4-im-1' in tn school zirtivific-s . . . ,xvllfllflll Huff, mir' iirsl' play ni' the XVIII' . . . Yvillic :mil iiminlii' icad thc- ticket szilcs . . . sccioml sc-iucstc-1' play: ilflilif l1'i.vl1 Ron' . . . b1'icii's1ii:1icis fm'Rf1sii s Weil- fiillg . . . M-vciity-six Hzilmshkzis . . . Abifs Irish Rim- lim XYI . . . that flirting, truvkin' Army' mule . . . H10 coliibim-ml Ariuy- Navy iwzimi . . . Hum' tiymits ...cie'cu1':ltim1s fm' ilu- Qi4JiISi'l1Hl . . . wc' l'i1OflSl' our Si'I1ifJ 1' rings l'iai'0xx'c-ll fXSSK'1I1i5iX , . . XYCVK' Scriinrsl CLASS OF '39 A pieto 1'1z1l l'l'L'0l'liI Ivan johnson, President . . . -Iziek Sniith, Viet'-Presitlent . . . Klux- ine Vineent, SK'Cl'l'f11l'5'... Hai'- old Hetlriek, Trezisnrei' . . . The Czihinet nnties some knfntty proh- lem of elziss business ...A -X dm- nizitie nifnnent in Xfzflmzz llfzft' .. . Prexy -lohnson paints Ifdciicfs picket for ticket sales inside hy his teznn .... HX bie's pzipzi inspects R0sie's ring . . . Izzy greets Ahies Rosie . . . I3i'ich-siiiniiis Klziry, Betty, Alezinette, Pzitrieizi, Beverly, xVZII'KliIl2l, :ind Virginia . . . Senators Johnston, Heap, and -Iznnes pose for their eonstitA uents . . . Nathan mlnnteers to go on ziclzi11gC1'ous mission for his country. x av- JUNIOR GROUP 1 BOTTOM Row-Max Aaron. Helen Abbott, Mary Jo Adams, Philip Adams, Calvin Adamson, Vernon Adrean, Hugh Louis Akin, David Albertson. SECOND Row-Margaret Albertson, Fern Alberty, Howard Alexander, Elmerine Allen, Lois Allen, Yvonne Allen, James Allison. 'THIRD Row-Austin Amerine. Martha Ames, Joan Ammerman, Bernice Andersen, Fred Anderson, Raymond Anderson, Samuel Anderson, Marie Anglin. FOURTH Row-Ruth Ansley, Bill Armstrong, Marjorie Ann Arnall, Buddy David Arndt, Harry Arnhart, Doris Ann Ashton, Minnie Aston, Paul Atherton. TOP Row-Mary Atkinson, Roland Attaway, Bobby Audd, Adrienne Auerswald, Bud Austin. JUNIOR GROUP 2 BOTTOM Row-Martha Lou Austin, Jacqueline Avery, Guss Babb, Ruby Bachelder, Eleanor Bacon, Evelyn Fay Bagwell, Charles Ray Bagwell, Everett Bailey. SECOND Row-JoEloise Baker, Sarah Baker, Sylvia Baker, Isabel Balay, Elizabeth Bancroft, Mary Bandy, Margaret Bankston. THIRD Row-Mozelle Barham, Mary Lou Barnard, Betty Barnes, Charles Barnes, Ed Louis Barnes, Floyd Barnes, Hooley Barnes, Loyd Barnes. FOURTH Row-Margaret B. Barnes, Mary Louise Barnes, Mildred Barnes, Bob Barrett, J. J. Barnett, Mary Evelyn Barrett, Noel Barrett, Nora Evelyn Barta. TOP Row-Milford Bartlett, Joe Charles Barto, Lillian Barto, John Page Barton, Glenn Batchelder, Harriett Bates. , JUNIOR GROUP 3 BOTTOM Row-John Bates, Robert Bathe. Darlene Batterson, Sam Baxter, Gwendolyn Bayliss, Wardena Bean, Leon Beck, Jean Benninghoff. SECOND ROW-Naida Gertrude Benson, Helen Berg, Jim Berry, Aprillia Berryman, Daphne Best, Maurine Best, Roxie Biesecker. THIRD Row-Cy Billings, Frances Billingsley. Neil Birmingham, Donna Bishline, Dorothy Bishop, Eleanor Bishop, Bill Black, Bob Blaicher. TOP Row-James William Blaine, Morrison Blaine, Jim Blazer, Floyd Blevins, George Bloch, Betty Nadine Bloom, Chester Bloomfield, Junior William Blue- jacket. JUNIOR GROUP 4 Bo'r'roM Row-Verla Mae Bohannan, Sammie Bookman, Earl Boone, Robert Booth, Monte Borni, Dorothy Jane Bossard, Miles Ewing Bottomfield, Harlan Bowen. SECOND Row-Cecil Bowline, Dorafrone Bowman, Richard Bow- man, Sybillous Lee Box, Gloria Boyd, William Boyd, Ted Boyer. THIRD Row-Doyle Bradford, Ann Bradley, Jean Bradley, Jesse Bradley, Robert Bradley, Earl Henry Braley. Frances Branham, Hutchie Joe Brewer. TOP Row-Tom Brewer, Carwin Bridges, Eugene Charles Bright, Charles Briley, Joan Brinkley, Dorothy Inez Brocker, Roberta Brooke. Barbara Alice Brooks, Harry Brooks, Robert Brooks, Bob Ray Brown. JUNIOR GROUP 5 Borroivr Row-Jerry Paul Brown, John Harvey Brown, Margaret Brown, Rosalyn Brown, James Browning, Herman Leon Brummett, Muriel Bruton. Richard Davis Bryan. SECOND Row-Dick William Burden, Duane Burger, Billie Jean Burkhart, Dorothy Louise Burney, George Burns, Lloyd Burris, Katherine Butcher. THIRD Row-Dorothy Butler, Wilma Butler, Mary Alice Byrd, Vivian Faye Byrd, Keith Caldwell, Thelba Caldwell, Bud Camblin, Frances Mae Campbell. Tor Row-Oscar Campbell, Robert C. Campbell, Genelle Cannon, Elinor Frances Caplin, Opal Irene CHPD, Roy Earl Capp. JUNIOR GROUP 6 Borrozvr Row-Lucille Kathryn Cardin, Carl Carlson, Robert Carman, Bob Clark Carpenter, Mary Louise Carr, Murray Carr, Maxine Carroll, Dick Carter. SECOND Row-Drusilla Carter, Marcella Carter, Craig Cartmill, Gloria Casper, Maxine Cassady, Marion Pearl Cassidy, Edith Cates. THIRD Row-Phil Caudle, Jack Cecil, Marjorie Cham- bers, Paul Chambers, DeWitt Chance, Mildred Chance, Billy Chandler, Roberta Chapman. Toe Row-Betty Chastain, Chlism, Winton Churchill, Arthur Clark, Melvin Arthur Clark, Orien Tracy Clark, Margaret Clarkson, Allen in sca es. 1 X l P55- 4 JUNIOR GROUP 7 Borroivi Row-Melvin Coates, Doris Coby, Christine Cochran, Bob Coe, George Henry Coe, Bob Coffey, Eugene Cohen, Betty Cole, Harry Lee Cole. SECOND Row-Patty Cole, Audry Coleman, Margaret Coleman, Nellie Coley, Dor- othy Collins, Virginia Collins, Donald Combs, Melba Gail Combs. Tnmn Row-Helen Comfort, Ruth Compton, Donald Conard, Robert Ellis Conley, Eudell Conner. Kathleen Conway, Dorothy Cook, Dorothy Mae Cook, E. J. Cook. FoURrH Row-Harold James Cook, Lillian Cook, Frances Cooper, Betty Jean Cope, Ethel Copeland, Haskell Coplin, Q. V. Corey, Betty Jane Cotham, Donald Cotner. Tor Row-Wayburn Cotton, Mary Coulter, Billy Cox, Genevieve Craig, Frances Crain, Thomas John Crane, Jack Crawford. JUNIOR GROUP 8 Borroivr RowvBill Creider, Virginia Cripps, Maxine Crisp, John Howard Crocker, Virginia Jean Crockett, Vernon Crooke, Glenn Croom, H. C. Crow. SECOND Row-Dorothea Crudup, Bill Crum, Mary Louise Cull, Hal Cullen, Jane Culley, Arlen Cunningham, Bertha Cunningham. Ti-mm RowYBob Cunningham, Bill Allen Curtis, Malvina Cutbirth. Pat Dalby, Florence Daly, Virginia Damiano, Merrill Dan, Gerald Daniel. FOUETH Row-Everett Daniels. Mary Daugherty, Betty Davenport, Jeanne Davidson, Jim Davidson, Bill Warren Davis, Billy Davis, Dee Davis. TOP Row- Earlene Davis, Helen Janett Davis, Joan Davis, Warren Davis, Dorotha Day, Bob Dean. JUNIOR GROUP 9 Borroivr Row-Rosemary Dean, Sue Deck, Kenneth Decou, Jeane Deeley, Doris Deeley, Raymond Deem, Glenn DeLozier, Walter DeLozier. SECOND Row-Charles Dempsey. Helen Denham, Lynette DeParlier, Helen Deutser, Don DeWitt, Della Mae Dickey, Dorothy Dickinson. Ti-man Row-Billy Dickson, Dudley Dickson, Nancy Dickson, Emilou Dixon, Gerald Dodd, Craig Doennecke, June Dole, Mildred Donahue. FOURTH Row-William Donaldson, Jeff Donal- son, Robert Dones, Mary Jean Doolen, Lorraine Dorsey, Willie Lee Doud, Claude Doughman, Glenn Downing. Top Row-Dan Drullinger, Maxine Dunbar, Ed Duncan, Bill Dunlap, Charles Dunn, Betty Jane Durham. JUNIOR GROUP 10 Borroivr Row-Mary Ellen Durkee, Dean Duston, Twila Dykes, Frances Eagan, Jeanne Eakins, Edwin Eanes, Mari- leen Edmonson, Helena Edwards. SECOND Row-Charles Egan, Jack Elliott, Lorene Elliott, Ross Elliott, Geraldine Lee Ellis, Joe Ellis, Bill Elson. THIRD Row-Bonnie Emery, Frances Engle, Juanita Ennis, George Epperson, Jack Erwin, Jerry Erwin, Gloria Escobar, Betty Estill. Fouarn Row-Virginia Nell Evans, Betty Farmer, Gerald Farrimond, Maurice Featherston, Betsy Feemster, Adele Feenberg, Helen Fees, Fred Ferguson. ToP Row-Phyllis Ferrier, Buddy Feterly, Frankie Feterly. Geneva Ficklin, Marietta Fidler, Everett Filley. JUNIOR GROUP 11 Borroivx Row-Marie Finkbiner, Aleen Fisher, Sumpter Fisher, Mary Margaret Fitzpatrick. Olive Fitzwater, George Fletcher, Marjorie Florence, Annibeth Floyd. SECOND Row-Juanita Foote, Everett Ford, Leroy Ford, Rose- mary Ford, Markley Foster, Charles Foushee. Joe Fowler. THIRD Row-Duane Fox, Elaine Frame, Charles Francis, Donald Frank, Bill Franklin, Truman Franklin, Jacqueline Fraser, Jon Claude Frazier. Foumn Row-Evelyn Freed, Evelyn Freeman, Maryella Freese, Dorothy Frisch, James Fritsche, Harold Frost, Bill Fulbright, Jack Fulks. Top Row-Bob Fuller, Mary Edna Fuller, Bob Funk, Ted Gaither, Joyce Gale, T. Z. Galloway. JUNIOR GROUP 12 Borroivr Row-Bob Gamble, Anita Louise Garner, Frank Garner. Katherine Garrett, lva May Garrison, Shirley Garver, Harry Gates, Bertha Gentry. SECOND Row-Joanne Gheen, Alfred Gibbs, Mildred Lee Gibson, Dan John Gille, Earl Gilliam, Mary Ellen Gilliland, Arlita Gilmore. THIRD Row-Forrest Gilmore, Joe Glenn, Donald Glidewell, J. D. Godbold, Betsy Jo Goff, Richard Goldsmith, Gene Goodman, Bessie Goodrich. Top Row--Dwight Goodrich, Georgeanna Gordon, Henry Goshen, Clyde Gougler, Pauline Gourley. Jane Gratton, Jerry Graves, Emmett Gray. s,-1' 1 3' G- f 09 -3- I ? .pm 'iii , 4 1 . ' l ,Ig -, , ,, l ,. 111 .l I '1 ,, he ,, ,4 'i E ,, 1. ll If 31, .. 4, 522 .lj :il .Il lfl its M2 6? ws? li, lil H3 JUNIOR GROUP 13 BOTTOM Row-Everett Gray, Harriette Gray, Corrine Green, Paul Green, Paula Jeanne Green, William Green, Fay Ola Greene, Jack Greene. SECOND Row-James Griffin, J. D. Griffith, Helen Grimes, Audrey Gritts, Elton Grove, Lois Gutberlet, Peggy Jane Guthrie. THIRD Row-Mildred Haas, Betty Mae Hagemier, Muriel Haines, Arthur Hale, Lou- trelle Hale, Margaret Hall, Martha Halpine, Warren Halstead. TOR Row-Maxine Hamby, Dorothy Hamilton, Mari- lynn Hamm, Dorothy Hammond, Jack Hand, Leota Hanes, Billy Hansel, Prescott Haralson. JUNIOR GROUP 14 .W W BOTTOM Row-Junior Harchas, Dot Hardin, Geraldine Hargis, Lee Harrington, Dorothy Harris, Helen Harris, Lee Harris, Lester Harris. SECOND Row-Dale Harrison, Jo Fay Harrison, Jean Harshaw, Beth Hartgraves, Leon Hartz, David Harvey, Odelle Haston. THIRD Row-Jane Hawk, Kenneth Hawk, Alsie Hawkins, Helen Hay, Edythe Hayes, Jean Hayes, Amelia Haynes, Geraldine Hays. FOURTH Row-Helen Hazen, Lee Hearne, Dorothy Heath, Rose- mary Heatley, Bob Hebeler, Paul Heck, Bette Lu Hedge, Harold Hedrick. TOR ROW-Mary Elizabeth Hefele, Catherine Henderson, Donald Henderson, Mary Belle Henno, Bill Henrici, Herman Hensel, Rae Mae Henville, R056 IVIHFY Herald, Thomas Herndon. JUNIOR GROUP 15 BOTTOM Row-Jack Herring, Faye Herron, Russell Hickok, Audrey Hicks, Kay Hicks, Lanorah Higgins, Cleo Hilburn, Charles Hill. SECOND Row-Vivian Hill, Jean Hinderliter, Warren Hoff, Clarence Hoffman, Joe Hogan, Dar- lene Hoggatt. Thomas Hogins. THIRD Row-Aubrey Holder, J. W. Holland, M. L. Holland, W. E. Holland, DuRee Hollis, Jane Holmes, Dick Holt, Roy Hopkins. TOP Row-Irene Hopper, Marguerite Horton. Wallace Hough, Otis House, Doris Loraine Howard, Wallace Howard, Robert Lee Howell, Beth l-lowes, Keith Howes. JUNIOR GROUP 16 Borrom Row-Eloise Huck, Delmar Hudson, Jack Huff, Dorothy Jane Hughes, Marcus Hulings, June Humphrey, Melba Humphrey, David Hundahl. SECOND Row-Louise Hunt, Verl Hunt, Hazel Jean Hunter, Wanda Hyde, Harold Hyden, Marjorie Inman, Warren Irwin. THIRD Row-Loyce Jackson, Minerva Jackson, Nila Marie Jackson, Rachel Marie Jackson, Wayne Jackson, Mildred Jacobs, Charles James, Jean James. Tor' Row-Russell James, LaVerne Jarboe, Nancy Jarvis, Bill Jenkins, Ernest Jenkins, Dorothy Jenneman, Chester Jennings, Merle Jennings. JUNIOR GROUP 17 Bo'r'roM Row4Mary Elinor Jensen, Kenneth Jerome, Betty Ruth Johnson, Ivan Johnson, LeRoy Johnson, Margie Jean Johnson, Maxine Johnson. Paul Johnson. SECOND Row-Raymond Johnson, Richard Johnson, Thomas John- ston, William Harold Jollief, Bill Jones, Homer Jones, Karl Jones. THIRD Row-Mai Frances Jones, Mary Kathryn Jones, Virginia Sue Jones, Margaret Ann Judy, Jack Juergens, Jack Kaboth, Martin Kantor, Charlyne Karch. FOURTH Row-Lura Louise Karr, Irene Kauffman, Virginia Kaufmann, Clarence Keen, Ernest Keen, Betty Keeton, Robert Keller. Top Row-Mary Ellen Kesselring, Alvin Kessler, Erwin Kerr, Juanita Kerr, Robert Kerr, Sara Jane Kerr, Jack Keyes, Virginia Kieffer, Jimmie Kile. JUNIOR GROUP 18 Bo'r'roM Row-Maralea Kilgore, Melvin Kinch, Marjorie Kindred, Jack King, Jimmy King, Mary Jean King, Katherine Kmkeade, Bill Kirkbride. SECOND Row-Virginia Jane Kirby, John Kline, Bessie Lou Klingensmith, Bob Klink, Margaret Ann Knappen, Sam Kneale, Richard Kneidl. THIRD Row-Howard Knox, Jack Koberling, Flora Koonce, Jack Koons, Betty Jane Koontz, Charlotte Kosier, Buster Kraus, Betty Kritikos. FOURTH Row-Dale Lair- more, Mary Kathryn Lancaster, Isabelle Lane, Mary Ellen Lane, Ralph Lane, Jean Lang, Ralph Langenheim, Eugene Langenkamp. Tor Row-Mabel Langley, Quinton Langston, Beatrice Lathrop, Kathryn Laufman. an JUNIOR GROUP 19 BOTTOM Row-Vivian Lavender, Lynell Lawson, Marjorie Lawson, Frank Lawyer, Doris Layman, Dorothy Lay- man, Barbara Layne, Roy Leasure. SECOND Row-Mary Louise Leatherman, James Lee, Jimmie Lenon, Mildred ' ' ' ' -D Lh ' , M aret Ligon, Virginia Lee Lind. Leonard, Ina Lewis, Marilyn Lewis, Rachel Lewis. THIRD Row ave EVIDG arg Frances Lindsay, Martha Belle Lindsay, Rosemary Lister, Levi Littlejohn, Nancy Lively. FOURTH Row-Joe Livesay, Janet Lobaugh, Delta Lockewitz, Gloria Loftin, Ruth Logue, Fay Long, James Looper, Buddy Lorince, TOP Row- Margie Lott, Rose Ellen Louden, Constance LoVellette, Jeanette Lowe, Hobert Lowrance. JUNIOR GROUP 20 BOTTOM Row-George Lowrey, Preston Lowrey, Leroy Lucas, Bill Lutz, George Ann Mackey, Warren Macy, Kathleen Mahan, William Mahanes. SECOND Row-Bette Major, June Manchester, Harry Mandeville, Betty Maness. Fidella Mann, Clayton Manners, Frankie Manning. THIRD Row-Dwight Mapes, Herbert Maresh, Eleanor Marks, Ruby June Marshall, Alliene Martin, Karl Martin, Marcella Martin, Mary Mason. TOP Row-Sammie Lee Massey, TeRelle Mater, Denver Mathews, Virginia Mathis, Barbara Matson, Mae Mavis, Pollyanna Maxwell, Werdna Mayes, JUNIOR GROUP 21 BOTTOM ROW-Roy Mays, Alice MacCorkindale, Alan MacDiarmid, Malcolm MacDonald, Betty MacDowell, Ethel May McAfee, Mary Carolyn McAfee, Helen McBee. SECOND Row-Charles McCammOn, Floyd McCarty, Geneva McCaskey, Gloria Jean McCay, Marjorie McClaskey, Chester McColpin, Raymond McConahy. THIRD ROW-Doris McCoy, Christine McDaniel, Hudridge McDanile, Marjorie McDonald, Yvonne McDonald, Arthur McElroy, Etta Mae McElroy, Raymond McEvoy. FOURTH Row-Lois McFetridge, Betty McGilv1'ay, Howard McHenry, Jim McKee, Louise McKee, Betty McKendry, Chester McKeOn, Alva McKinzie. TOR Row-Carl McLelland, Jack McLelland, Lois McMil1en, Lou Ellen McMunn, Genevieve McMurtrie. Melba McNutt, Robert McOsker, Jane McPike, John McQuaig. JUNIOR GROUP 22 Borroivi Row-Tommy Meeker, Betty Merrell, Anne lVIetca1f, Darrell Meyer, Lela Mae Meyers, Dick Mieher, Alice Fern Miles, Mary Ann Miles. SECOND Row-Charles Miller, Gayle Elizabeth Miller, Georgia Miller, Hulda Miller, Louis Miller, Lucille Miller, Madeleine Miller. THIRD Row-Margaret Lou Miller, Marguerite Miller, Martina Miller, Mazie Miller, Pauline Miller, Loretta Millikin, DeWitt Mills, Bonnie Ruth Milstead. Tor RowwEmalee Mitchell Recil Moan, Henry John Moehlmann, George Moguin, Mary Mohar, Doris Monnette, Lorene Monroe, Nelson Moon. JUNIOR GROUP 23 Borroivi RowfBoyd Moore, Eugene Moore, Margaret Thelma Moore, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Shirley Ann Moore, William Moore, Mary Olive Moran, Genevieve Moreland. SECOND Row-Jim Morey, Betty Claire Morgan, Kenneth Morgan, Marjie Morrow, Maudie Morton, Jack Moskowitz, Garrett Moss. THIRD Row-Hayes Moss, Wesley Mullen, Olive Belle Murdock, Jack Murray, Glenn Murry, Walter Murry, Helen Myers, L. B. Myers. Tor Row-Lola Myers, Daphne Nackerud, Bette Joe Nation, Kenneth Naud, David Naylor, Edwin Neal, Richard Nearing, Ella Mae Nease. JUNIOR GROUP 24 Bom-oM Row-Bob Neilson, Dorris Elaine Nelson, Myra Mabel Newby, Joyce Nicholson, Mary Louise Nicholson, Rosalie Nickell, Ann Marie Nilson, Lucille Ninman. SECOND Row-Betty Jane Nixon, Hubert Noble, Georgiana Noel, Ted Norman, Milton Norris, Cecil Norton, Bert Nott. THIRD Row-Walter Oakes, Bob Oakly, Patricia O'Bannon, B111 O'B.leness, Alice O'Brien, Esther Marie Olesen, Dorothy Oliver, Martha Bland Orme. Fotmra Row-George Ort- man, Wilma May Otto, Raymond Ousterhout, Betty Lou Overton, Jimmy Owens, Bob Padgett, Peggy Page, Martha Jane Palmer. Top Row-Harold Pardee, Charles Parker, Howard Parker, Mary Joe Parker, Edgar Parks, Elizabeth Patterson, Marcella Patterson, Jane Patton, Gene Paul. fam., -'v T.. S -Ji' ,RI 396- ir ul l ,t f 1 w ' 'i T, its alxljj , ,lf ll' l, it 31.2 '1 l il! mg Nfl? ly nl i' will 51's 1 il QXVEQ, WU it tw' sill X xx I ! ll JUNIOR GROUP 25 BOTTOM Row-Perry Peck, Clifford Pemberton, Faye Penrod, Bill Perram, Betty Perrine, Doris Perry, Mode Perry, Geraldine Perryman. SECOND Row-Alfred Persons, Lillian Peters, Roy Peters, Betty Peterson, Ted Peterson, Alma Pettit, LaDean Pharris. THIRD Row-Betty Jean Pharris, Merrill Phelps, Charles Phillips, Mary Ellen Piatt, Jack Pickens, Marjorie Pierce, Mary Jo Pierce, Harry Pilkington. FOURTH Row-Betty Pinkston, Martha Pitcock, John Polk, Peggy Porter, Evelyn Joyce Powell, Ruby Frances Powers, Eleanor Powless, Nelle Pratt. TOP Row- Leo Pratt, Helen Preisler, Leroy Price, Opal Price, Tommy Price, Muzetta Prickett. JUNIOR GROUP 26 BOTTOM Row-Anna Mary Puett, Suzanne Pulver, Addie Purser, Insull Puryear, Daisy Putnam, Betty Quacken- bush, Brook Queen, Eugene Radcliffe. SECOND Row-Gloria Ragan, William Rainwater. James Rakestraw, Alma Raney, Dorothy Rasmussen, Allen Ratcliffe, Jess Ray. THIRD Row-Steve Ray, Martha Raybourn, Bill Rayson, Bill Reed, James Reed, Marilynn Reeson, Dolores Reeves, Dorothy Reichard. Tor Row-Martha Reichard, Mary Rei- chard, Charles Allen Reid, Jean Reisher, Marjorie Renfro, Veleda Renschler. Dorothy Reser, Harold Reynolds. JUNIOR GROUP 27 BOTTOM Row-Marilda Reynolds, Mary Lou Reynolds, Sylvia Rhines, Cowley Rhodes, Katherine Rhodes, Alberta Rice, Betty Rice, Helen Richards. SECOND Row-Sue Richardson, Murray Rickman, Robert Rickman, Douglas Riddle, Melvin Riclenour, Jean Ridge, Reba Ritter. THIRD Row-Walt Ritterbusch, Whitney Roads, Leonard Robbins, Betty Mae Roberts, Betty Jean Roberts, Betty Maybell Roberts, John Roberts, Betty Ruth Robertson. TOP Row-Dick Eobinson, Helen Robinson, Naudell Robinson, Jack Robson, Ed Rogers, Robert Rogers, Mary Joe Rose, Edna Rosen- erg. JUNIOR GROUP 28 B01-Tom Row-Walter Rosier, Earl Rowell, Florine Rowlinson, Velma Ruch, John Rucker, Everett Ruffin, Bill Ruse, Janis Rush. SECOND RowfDorothy Russell, Bob Rutland, Norma Rylander, Mavis Saker, Isabel Sanders, Jamie Sanford, Mary Ella Sanger. THIRD Row-Randall Sanger, Charles Sapp, Everett Satterwhite, John Schalk. Jimmy Schooley, Angus Schroeder, Joe Schuman, Ruth Schusterman. FOURTH Row-Catherine Schwab, Betty Mai Schwartzlose, Faith Schwarz, June Scott, Mary Kay Scroggins, Jean Searle, Thelma Seawright, Frances Seigle. Toe RowYBob Senf, Pauline Settles, Mary Lou Sexton, Sam Shaffer, Mary Evelyn Shankle, Aliene Sharp. JUNIOR GROUP 29 Borroivi Row-Joe Sharp, Louise Shaver, Bobby Jeanne Shaw, Dorothy Shaw, Herbert Shaw, Dick Shepard, Kendall Sherrill, Katherine Sherry. SECOND Row-Kathryn Louise Sherry, Mary Sherwood. Bonnie Jean Shockey, William Martin Shoemaker, Ruth Shore, Jim Billy Shumaker, Jack Silver. THIRD Row-Tommy Simon, Paul Simp- son, Vivian Simpson, Mary Ann Singley, Wanda Sisson, Walter Sloan. James Small, Roy Small. TOP Row-Jim Smedley, Bette Bonner Smith, Bill N. Smith, Cecil Smith, Jack Frank Smith, Jeanette Smith, Lillian Jane Smith, Marie Smith. JUNIOR GROUP 30 Borroivi Row-Maurine Elizabeth Smith, Melvin Smith, Minnie Marie Smith, Flora Jean Snow, Willa Mae Solo- mon, Betty Ann Solt, Virginia Spence, Robert Spencer. SECOND Row-Wilma Spraker, John Spurgin, Joe Stacy, Dor- othy Staggs, Walton Standridge, Donal Stanfield, J. T. Stanford. THIRD Row-Bob Stanley, Ruth Staples, Evelyn Stark, Carrol Statum, Harlan Steele, Betty Stevenson, Jimmy Stevenson, Martha Stevenson. FOURTH Row-C. R. Stewart, Maxine Stewart, Patricia Stewart, Jean Stickles, Leroy Stoffel, Lois Stokes, Dorothy Stoner, Helen Stout. Toe Row-Margie Ann Strader, Billie Jean Straley, Gladys Stricker, Ray Strickland, Paul Stringfield, Marguerite Stuart, Dan Stutsman, Jean Stutsman, Walter Suggett. .3 J6- l e i l l 5 I l 1 l A E 3 i l 1 l 5 1 i l t I I 5 l i i T f 5 LI , ,vw at .. ,. . 'fx kiwi JUNIOR GROUP 31 BOTTOM Row-Joan Sutterfield, Herbert Sutton, Gloria Swanson, Catherine Swyny, Jake Sylvan, Norma Sy- monds, Regenia Tankersley, Betty Ann Taylor. SECOND RowAClifford Taylor, Elwood Taylor, Rubylee Taylor, Vir- ginia Taylor, Martha Tayrien, Carl Teague, Margaret Tedder. THIRD Row--Jenna Marie Terrell, Mary Louise Teter, Charles Thacker, Arlene Thomas, Bob Thomas, John Thomas, Nancy Thomas, Ann Thompson. FOURTH Row-Paul Thompson, Walter Thompson, Robert Thornburg, Corinne Thurman, Jeanette Tiffany, Milton Tindall, David Tinker. Florence Titus. Tor Row-Donald Todd, Alvin Topper, Josephine Townsend, Duane Travis, Virginia Trees, Lawrence Trumbull, Bill Tucker. JUNIOR GROUP 32 BoTToM RowAM. L. Turpin, Lilyan Underwood, Sally Urdiales, Gus Van Beek, Betty Jean Vance, Martha Jo Vance, Lottie Vandever, Jeanne Van Horn. SECOND Roww-Betty Jean Van Pelt, Anita Mae Vaughn, Jean Vinall, Maxine Vincent, Jack Vinson, Bill Vint, Jimmie Vlahos, Tr-nan Row-Bob Wadlin, Naomi Wages, Royce Wagoner, Howard Wakefield, Ed Walker, Glenna Walker, Nelda Louise Walker, William Walkley. Tor Row-Gerry Lee Wall, Hazel Warren, Gertrude Washburn, Deurelle Watkins, Dorothy Watkins, Beth Watkins, Virginia Weaver, Vivian Weaver. JUNIOR GROUP 33 BOTTOM Row-Betty Fern Webb, La Verne Webber, Virginia Webster, June Weddell, Catherine Weldon, Frances Louise Welsh, Jean Welsh, Jean West. SECOND Row-Truman Welch, Mildred Wheeler, Leroy Whisman, Juanita White, Olive White, Maurine Whitefield, Samuel Whiten. Ti-Iran Row-Richard Whiteside, Bess Whitney, Lloyd Whit- ney, Herman Wienecke, Aloise Wiggins, George Wiggins, Eleanor Wilcoxson. Emory Wilkinson. FOURTH Row- Anale Williams, Charles Williams, Dale Williams, Frances Williams, Frank Loyd Williams, Jimmie Williams, Law- rence Williams, Leon Willioms. Tor Row-Lucille Williams, Moreta Williams, Vera Williams, Billy Williamson, Guy Neil Willits, Leo Willits. JUNIOR GROUP 34 Borroivi Row--Dorothy Wilson, Juanita Wilson, Gene Wilson, Rose Ella Wilson, Jimmie Winters, Eugene Orville Wise. Peggy Ellen Wolfe, Bert Wolverton. SECOND Row-Joan Wood. June Wood, Katherine Lucille Wood, Mary Wood, Russell Wood, William Wood. Tnnm Row-Bill Woods, John Woods, Martha Woods, John Woodward, Charley Woodworth, Christal Woolsey, Louretta Wright, Margaret Wyatt. Fouizrn Row-Barbara Wylie, Patricia Wynngate, Frances Yarborough, Gloria Yates, Gene Yeazel, Barbara Yetter, Cornell Young, Elizabeth Young. Tor Row Frances Young, Mary Elizabeth Young, Henry Zahn, Dorothy Zarrow, Mary Ann Zeigenhain. JUNIOR GROUP 35 Borroivr Row-Eugene Adams, Bill Andrea, Oren Audd, Leo Austin, Chubby Avilla, Barry Richard Baxter, J. P. Baxter, Gerald Beck, Dick Beckett. Srcorm Row-Drucella Mae Bennett, Herman Berger, Beverly Black, Claire Blauner, Eddie Roy Bock. Fred Bowyer, Jimmy Boydston, Frances Brown. THIRD Row-Helen Lucille Brown, John Brown, Louise Brown, Vivian June Brown, Jack Burch, Budd Burk, Edward Campbell, Wesley Campbell. Pauline Carder. Foimrn Row-Betty Jean Chappell, Kathleen Clarkson, Ross Courtright, Bill Crandall, George Cunningham, Margaret Ann Daniel, John Davis, Vermell Davis. Jean Decker, Harley Dossey, Tor Row-Bert gugge? Jack Elliott, Alice Elston, Helen Engard, Juanita Farr, Mary Jane Ford, Maurice Friedman, Rosalie Frye, eter ryer. JUNIOR GROUP 36 Borroivr Row-David George, Torn Giboney, John Gillespie, Betty Glendening, Keith Golden, Philip Goodnow. Mozelle Graves, Lonna Ruth Greider, John Hammett. SECOND Row4Helen Harmon, Dean Harris, Phil Hayes, Paul Hazen, Paul Heap, Marveline Hillis, Jeanne Hoffman, June Marcelle Houston. Tnum Row-Bob Hudson, Ray Hud- son, Elton Hunt, Burl Jennings, Byron Johnson, Gerald Johnson, Helen Frances Johnson, Dorris Jones, Marie Jones. Founrn Row-Mel Klar, Mary Louise Knipp, Bill Kritikos, Helen Leake, Ernest Lightfoot, Virginia Lindsey, Betty Logan, Glen Loum, Mary Sue Mason. Top Row-Martha Lee Matthews, Betty Ann McClintock, Billy McCullough, Madeline McPherson, Glenn Medlin, Barbara Meiser, Dean Moffett, Racheal Montgomery, Jimmie Morgan. l 5 is lla fill ,lil Hifi 22552 msg till' ill! ight lm fffl H252 3,353 W if I 5 :St 'S' -25- Q1 YW! JUNIOR GROUP 37 BOTTOM Row -'--- Vera Mae Newton, Frieda Mae Park, Donald Eugene Parker, Rosemary Phillips, Jeannette Pierce, Lula Mae Pilgrim. Sam Polhamus, Bob Porter, Jack Porter, Dee Powell, Barney Price. Srcoxvn Row-Mary Primm, Geneva Randall, Betty Jane Rasmussen, Elmer Renfro, Bob Rice, Dorthalee Rippee. Lee Roberson, Harold Robinson, Rosemary Russell. Perry Sanders. THIRD Row-Kathleen Sheridan, Fred Sherwood. LeRoy Shirley. Robert Silver, Helen Singler, Edwan Sippel, Sidney Smith, Paul Spain. Jane Stander, Tommie Jean Stewart, Jerry Swarts. FOURTH Row-Jack Thurman, Victor Tomson. Donald Tracy, Bob Troutman, Cecil Tyree, Florene Vassar, John Wagoner, Royce Ward, Hubert Warden, Jack Warterfield, Owen Watt. Tor Row-June Weger, Ed Weiss, Jack Welch, Jon Wheeler, Richard Wiley, DeNella Wilkerson, Townsend Wilson, Robert Worth, Joe Wright, Ray Zuber. JUNIOR GROUP 38 4 Borroivi Row-John Adams, Ted Adams, Bob Allen, Harold Atherton, Troy Barnes. Jack Bartley. Joseph Best, Virginia Boster, Mary Bowles, Bill Bradley. SECOND Row-Dennis Bucher, Raymond Eugene Burgess, Jewel Burton. Kermit Bushong, Rupert Carro, Eddie Clark, Doris Nell Daugherty, Beverly Draughan, Helen Ellison. THIRD Row- Dorothy Eskridge, Jim Fogaley, Frances Forrester, Russell Frick, Jimmy Gibbs, Ruby Gideon, Jack Grandstaff, Billy Haclfrathorn, David Hallowell, Anna Marie Harbert. Fourzrn Row--Bertha Mae Henderson, Flora Belle Hensley. Marie Higgins, Jack James, Betty Kelly, Elizabeth Kelly, Flora Mae Kleese, Robert Lee. Viola Martin, David Mc- Allister. FIFTH Row-Viola McKay, Bettie Jean McMahon, Luther Morris, John Mouser, Gene Muratet, Bob Padgett, Betty Pinneo, Jack Ready, Jean Romine, Virginia Lee Rowsey, Top Row-Barbara Stover, Willard Terrill. Margaret Townsend. Donald Tracy. Ben West, Harold 'Walke-r, Jack Wakefield. Marcus Wells, Clyde XVhitf0rd. Junior Wixon, Maise Woolever, Harold Wright, QQ' . if may vm Q Q Q5 gf '-, ff I Mm 'Nw wink, Q 2 I f, f fa we' .-azz . 05,3 MW I SOPHOMORE GROUP l BOTTOM Row-Geraldine Aab, Shirley Aaronson, Lincoln Wm. Abbott, Billy Eugene Abel, Florine Mae Ables, William C. Abrams, Eddie Alton Acree, Lloyd Edgar Acree. SECOND Row-David Ben Adams Jr., Virgil George Adams, Wm. Wallace Adamson, Patricia Jeanette Albert, Jean Nada Alden, Hayward Alexander, Jack Alford Jr. THIRD Row-David Walton Allen, James Thomas Allen, David Roy Alley, Howard Gerald Allison, Paul Alvis, Johnny An- derson, Phyllis Marie Anderson, John George Andrew. FOURTH Row-Ann Andrews, Kenneth Andrews, Nick An- drews, Peggy Esther Appell, Dorothy Louise Archer, Nadja Louise Archer, Opal Arnall, Joanne Lee Arnold. Tor Row -Mary Louise Arnold, Oliver Hoss Arnold, Almon Ash, Harold Earnest Ash, Jean Marjorie Asher, Hilda Jean Aston, John Athens, Bob Atkins, Helen Louise Atkins, Sam Bert Aubrey, Waunita Wanda Audd, Leroy Austin, George Platt Aveilhe. SOPHOMORE GROUP 2 BOTTOM Row-Ruth Naomi Bachelder, Elaine Bahas, Elles Breckeridge Bailey, Graydon Bailey, Bill Bailey, Wil- liam Hughdon Bailey, Betty Baker, Christine Baker. SECOND Row-Eugene Baker, Marie Baker, Mary Margaret Baker, William Harvey Baker, Betty Jane Ballenger, Charles Balsano, Charles Banfield Jr. THIRD Row-Bonnie Pauline Banner, Billy Barbe, Andrew Barbour, Charles Lee Barham, Billy Winslow Barnes, Steele Barnett, Ada Pearl Bart- lett, Frances Bassham. FOURTH Row-Ralph Lester Baston, Wilma Cornelia Barton, Margaret Alyce Bath, Nathan Emery Bauer, Fred Logan Beck, Jack Kenneth Beck, Barbara Beckstrom, Juana Lee Bell. Tor Row-Lloyd Paul Bennett, Raymond Leonard Bennett, John Leland Benson, Elizabeth Ann Bentley, Jack Worten Benton. SOPHOMORE GROUP 3 BOTTOM Row-Mary Jean Berkman, Richard Berrian, Beverley Berry, Hazel Jean Berry, Virginia Lucille Bicking, Merritt Bigelow, Dora Stella Biles, Bob Kay Billings, Suzanne Billings SECOND Row--Morris Billington, Joan Bill- ington, Frances Birbilis, June Bird, Charles Bissell, Alta Louise Bittle, Jack L. Bivins, Riley Edward Bivins. T1-nan Row-Nancy Jane Black, Betty Blackburn, Vonda Blackburn, James Blackford. Beatrice Ann Blackman, Marshall Blackwood, Don Fred Blaicher, Wm. Eugene Blaine, James Blaine. FOURTH Row--Emma Marie Bland, Phyllis Blankenburg, Helen Ruth Blankenship, Marianna Elizabeth Bloesch, Betty Lou Bocox, Dorothy Sue Bodenhamer, Willard Ellis Bogue, Donald Leroy Bohannan, Geraldine Marie Boling. To? Row-Wright Bomford, Willis Booth. Marian Jennie Borgwald, Marilyn Louise Boswell, Edgar Owen Bottler, Don Louis Botz, Edward Bounds, Douglas Johnston Bourne, Ruth Anna Bovaird, Margaret Estelle Bowen. SOPHOMORE GROUP 4 BOTTOM Row-Duncan Bowie, Evelyn Marie Bowles, Ora Lee Bowles, Betty Frances Bowling, Philip Arthur Bow- man, Carrol Mac Boyd, Joe Whitfield Boyd, William Frank Boyd. SECOND Row-Robert Owen Bracy, Lois Bradfield, Charles Howard Bradford, Glen Raye Bradford, Ruth Elizabeth Bradford, Edgar Henry Bradley, Robert Braley. THIRD Row-Frances Marie Bramwell, Betty Jean Branham, Wanda Mabel Brannon, Erma Faye Brasel, Ernest Brasel. Mary Inez Braye, Rena Ethel Brazeal, Gordon Arthur Brewer. FOURTH Row - Addie Faye Bridge, Richard Mead Bridges, Ones Theodore Bright,.Telva Jean Briley, Joan Vera Brimm, Jean Ann Brion, Harrell Nelson Britton, Dick Broach. TOP Row-Helen Bernice Brockway, Betty Joe Brooks, Bobby Allen Brooks, Floreine Louise Brooks, Mar- jorie Belle Brotherton, Lorrine Vivian Brown, Mary Ann Brown, Richard M. Brown, Ruby Brumley, Doris Dean Brummett, Lloyd Ray Brummett, James Leslie Brunkhurst. SOPHOMORE GROUP 5 BOTTOM Row-Betty Lou Bryan, Joan Mary Bryan, Walter Donald Bryant, Evelyn Lucille Buck, Mary Arline Buck, Virginia Eleanor Buck, Robert Garwood Buckingham, Roy Eugene Buckner, Mary Louise Bunch. SECOND Row-Betty Jeanne Bunn, Mary Martha Burchfield, Norma Jean Burden, James William Burger, Ruth Marie Burger, George Edward Burgher, Maxine Billie Burke, D. F. Burkett. THIRD Row-Betty T. Burkitt, Bernadine Burlingame, Barbara Burton, Meryl Wayne Burton, Patricia Anna Busby, Frances Jane Busch, Natalie Marie Busch, Robert Ed- ward Busch, Betty Bernice Bustard FOURTH Row-Antis M. Butcher Jr., George T. Bynum, Gibson Byrd, Ramona Corrine Caffee, Clesson Conley Cain, Billye Martha Calles, Doris Mae Callihan, Don Eugene Calvert, Paul Cammack. TOP Row-Margaret La Verne Camp, Alice Lou Campbell, Geraldine Gerry Campbell, James Eugene Campbell, James Leslie Campbell, John Sever Campbell, Juanita Cherrie Campbell, Laura Lee Campbell, Luna Agnes Campbell, Otis Case Campbell. SOPHOMORE GROUP 6 BOTTOM Row-Jack Hugh Cannon, Nadine Katrina Cantrell, Shirley Elizabeth Caplin, Katherine Ann Carey, Mary Genevive Carlisle, Jim Marcus Carmichael, Qunicy Carrens, Gloria Alvine Carro. SECOND Row-Connie Marie Carter, Delia Elizabeth Carter, Madeline Louise Carter, Robert Neal Carter, Zelphia Rosamay Carter, Julian Clyde Case, Billy Sauday Caskey. THIRD Row-Vivian Lee Caskey, Juanita Kathryn Cates, William George Catts, Dorine Patricia Caughey, Arlene Chambers, Anna Jeannette Chancellor, Jane Anne Chandler, Nettie Chandler, Rosalie Ruby Chaney. FOURTH Row-Harold Edwin Chapman, Sterling Pet Chapman, Gregg Lee Chappell, June Chenault, Barbara June Cheney, Roberta Lee Chester, John Harlan Chilton, Maurice Udell Chilton. TOP Row-Lillie Florein Church, Harold Gene Clanton, Clara Marie Clark, Neoma Clark, Robert Wesley Clarke, Josephine Claxton, Elaine Helen Clemmons, Dorothy Jane Cline, Marian Pauline Clowes. SOPHOMORE GROUP 7 BOTTOM Row-Kathleen Edna.Cluck, George Clulow, Myrtle Mae Cobler, Manuel Romaine Cockrell, Ruth Bernice Coffey, Sanford Merril Cohn, Arlls DeWitt Cole, James Murray Cole. SECOND RowmElmer Judson Coleman. Faye Jean Coleman, Harry Albert Coley,' John William Coley. Mildred Marie Coley, Marjorie Louise Collier, Bob Neville Collins. THIRD Row-Hugh Taylor Collins, Bruce McLeod Colton, Margaret Colvin, Melba Mae Conaway, Marjorie Cathleen Conley, Norma Nadine Conley, Evelyn Jay Conn, Amos Arthur Conner. FOURTH Row-Vada Laureita Conner, Burton Ned'Conrade, Robert Joseph Conwell, Beverly Frances Cook. Dorothy Juanita Cook, Gordon Cook, Lemoine Cook. Marjorie Helen Cook. Tor' Row-Rose Marie Cook, Sarah Elizabeth Coon, Helen Loriene Cooper, Hazel Copeland, Betty CX1fby,CJOIhn Turley Cordell, Richard Cordray, Evelyn Lorene Corey, Billie Mae Cormack. Clarence Ray Cotter, y ICE O on. SOPHOMORE GROUP 8 BOTTOM Row7Wynona Couch, Floyd Courtney, Lawrence Cousatte, Lea Covington, Juanita Cowart, Kathryn Cowart, Earl William Craig, Jim Crain. SECOND Row-Burnett Hayden Crawford. Gerald Crawford, John Henry Crawford. .John Roy Crawford, Mary Lucille Crawford, Jewell Irene Crawley, Lionel Ellis Cripe. THIRD Row-Virgil Curtiss Crlppin, Nola Pauline Crisp, Jack Cross, Mary Jane Crotchett, Florine Rosa Crouch, Vernon Crouch, Beatrice Cleo Crow, .Walter Arnold Crow. FOURTH Row-Helen Lucille Crowe, Roy M. Crussell, Mildred Crutchfield, Bernard James Cunn1nghaIn,Maudie Ann Cunningham, Charles Curry, Mark Marion Curry, Bob William Curtis TOP ROW- Louise Ellen Curtis, Orrell Ferguson Curtis, John Foster Daley, Katherine Elsie Darrol, Cecile Davis, George Newton Davis, Glatha Bell Davis, Lawrence Leroy Davis, Marie Davis, Mary Jean Davis. SOPHOMORE GROUP 9 BOTTOM Row-Wiley Davis, Mac Dall Dawson, Jennie Kathryn DeArman, Julien Joseph Dedman, Jean Deegan, Arthur Eugene Deirup, Everett Jack Derrick, Mildred DeSelm. SECOND Row-Barbara Detjen, Norma Jean Deutsch, Phlllp Deutser, Donald Vernon Dewey, Nadine DeWitt, Robert Dickerson, Theodore Dickerson. THIRD Row-Charles Edward Dickey, Juanita Evelyn Dicus, William Richard Dietrich, Betty Lee Dillon, Evelyn Esther Dingle, Nettie Bell DIYICKSOH, Chrysteen Dirion, Ralph Disney. FOURTH ROW-Edith Louise Ditzler, Willie B. Donaldson, Billie Jean Dooley, Marian Lee Dorney, Doris Lee Dotson, Everett Dotson, Betty Ann Doty, Wayne Doty, Charles Edward Doyle. TOP Row-Edward Drake, Thomas William Duffield, Peggy Dugan, Dorothy Jean Dumit, Charlotte Irene Dunagan, gary Elizabeth Dunagan, Jean Lucille Dunaway, Paul Duncan, Sylvia Dundee, Mary Jeanette Dunlap. Gwendolen 111111. SOPHOMORE GROUP 10 BOTTOM Row-Jimmie Robert Dunn, James Newton Dupree, Lois Durant, Charles Durkee, Margaret Dwen, Velma Fay Eagon, Betty Lou Easley, Nita Easley. SECOND Row-Kenneth East, Don Edwin Eaton, Darwin Eaton, John Edmis- ten, Cleo Jean Edwards, Dorothy Lee Edwards, Gerene Edwards. THIRD Row-Jack Bob Edwards, John Charles Ed- wards, Tommy Edwards, Bertha Irene Ehlers, E. T. Eitzman, Howard Hadley Elder, Ethel Louise Ellis, Janet Ellis. FOURTH Row-Joe Henry Ellis, Loretha Joan Ellis, Rosemary Ellis, John Henry Elsloo, Bill Emanuel, Verna Lea Emery, Dean Emigh, Mark Endacott. TOP Row-Jean Engler, Ruth Frances Erwin, Betty Joan Eslick, Natalie Sue Essman, Marjorie Rhea Evans, William Evans, Harriet Fair, Jeanne Lorene Fanning, Virginia Farley. SOPHOMORE GROUP 11 BOTTOM Row-Dorothy Farnsworth, Betty Maurine Farquharson, Opal Marie Faylor, Sharlean Virginia Feazell, Helen Jean Felton, June Claire Fenton. Pauline Frances Fenton, Patricia Anne Ferguson. SECOND Row-Saleta Field, Mildred Finkel, Mary Lake Finlayson, June Frances Finley, Thomas Finley, Dorothy Fisher, Ruth Fisher. THIRD Row-Margie Lee Fisk, Bill Eldon Fiske, Rebecca Laura Fite, Dorothy Fitts, DeeVota Fleming, Wanda Onetta Flippen, Doris Lorraine Flournoy, Faye Margaret Flynn. FOURTH Row-William Ford, Betty Pauline Foreman, John Fortin, Jurleme Fortner, Walter Lee Foster, Louis Fox, Ida Foyil, Clell Francis. TOP Row-Ruby Frair, Dee Leonard Francy, Betty Lou Frazier, Vivian Nadine Frazier, Betty Rae Freed, Lois Elaine Freeland, Harriet Jane Freeman, James Freese, Martha Jane Frew, Mary Louise Frye, Bernice Fuller, Grace Fuller. SOPHOMORE GROUP 12 BOTTOM Row-Lester Gaddis, Lewis Gaither, Robert Eugene Galbraith, Willard Neal Galbreath, Glovonne Gam- bill, Jack Thurman Gamble, Eugene Gammon, Velma Lillian Gammon. SECOND Row-Danver Gann, Earl Garris, Anna Lou Gary, Maryema Gates, June Ernestine Gauldin, Wayne Geiger, Constance Ghormley. THIRD Rowm-Louise Gibbens, Amy Jane Gibbs, Felicia Jane Gibbs, Suzanne Gibbs, Betty Virjeanne Gilbert, Ward Kenneth Gill, Donald Gillespie, Pat Frank Gillespie. FOURTH Row-John Thomas Gilliland, James Harold Gimlin, Mildred Irene Givens, Norman Gladson, William Henry Glenn, Paul William Goaz, Mary Florence Gobble, Bonita Sue Goins. Top Row- Marjorie Jean Goins, Beverly May Gildberg, Stella Beatrice Good, Billy Goodison, Edrea Ann Goodman, Betty Lee Eoo1?.wi1lcS,'1Righa1lAd Goodwin, Billie Mae Gordon, Carolyn Jane Gordon, Peggy Irene Gould, Kenneth Earl Graham, ar in 1 ra am. 1 1- ' yslfh SOPHOMORE GROUP 13 BOTTOM Row-Laurine Elizabeth Gray, Raymond Lee Gray, Russell Neal Gray, Jess Downing Green, Priscilla Green, Evelyn Greene, Mary Jeanne Greene, William Greene, Robert Greenwood. SECOND Row-Betty Gene Greer, Russell Grettum, Jack Dale Griffin, Rosa Joy Griffin, George Griffith, Martin Grover, Madelyn Grubbs, Dorothy Guest. THIRD Row--Beatrice Gwin, Susanne Haas, Maurice Hackler, Harry Clifford Hackman, Louise Hagar, Betty Loraine Haggard, Audrey Hairgrove, Gwendolyn Dean Hale, Howard Hall. FOURTH Row-Glen Hallman, James Robert Hamby, Dorothy Jean Hamill, Hull Hancock, James Hancock, John Hancock, Carl Emil Hane, Ethylmae Haney, Luella Hanks. TOP Row-Lois Marie Hanna, Olive June Hanna, Harold Hanoch, Nadine Hansen, Ned Hansen, Ottie Mae Hardenstein, Nancy Jane Hardin, Ruth Ellen Harling, Velma Ruth Harnden. SOPHOMORE GROUP 14 BOTTOM Row-Jack Harper, Max Harper, Tom Harrill, Fred Dean Harris, Helen Pauline Harris, Iva May Harris, Nettie Mae Harris, Clint Hart. SECOND Row-Virginia Harth, Lillie Mae Harvey, Ann Harwood, Lois Hatfield, Virginia Havens, Margaret Hayman, Louise Heath. THIRD Row-Gertie Lou Heck, Lorin Hedrick, Musadora Heiser, Edward Robert Helser, Mary Lorraine Henderson, Billy Tom Hendrix, David Hendrix, Beatrice June Hengst. FOURTH Row- Mildred Lee Henke, Ennis Henry, Robert Henry, Nancy Hensley, Charles Henthorne, Jeanette Louise Herrick, Rich- ard Lee Herron, Forrest Hickman, Naidene Hickok. TOP Row-Ruby Hicks, Virginia Higdon, Joanne Higdon, Dorothy Mae Highsmith, Sprague Hildebrant, Gloria Ann Hilditch, Emily Florence Hill, Helen Frances Hill, John Richard Hill. SOPHOMORE GROUP 15 Borroivr Row-Mary Roberta Hill, Wanda Hill, Aileen Mae Hillerman, Inafern Hillme, Doris Jean Hinds, Paul Hinds, John Hinson, Claude Hixson, Pocahontas Hofstrom. SECOND Row-Carolyn Lee Holderman, Audrey Mae Hollingshead, Roy Gene Hollingsworth, Juanita Mae Hollis, Alvis Holloway, Sylvia Bell Holloway, Bobette Joan Holm, Ellen Jean Holmes. THIRD Row-Lee Jean Holmgren, Alice Holsten, Edwin Ray Holt, June Rose Holt, Mavis Agnes Holt, Wanda Honska, Donna Belle Hoover, Carolyn Sue Hopping, Thomas Hopson. FOURTH Row-Phyllis Horn, Elizabeth Ann Hough, Peggy Ann Houser, Walter Dean Howell, Jimmie Jeanne Hoxie, Robert Dale Hubbard, Christine Hubby, Nettie Belle Huck, Richard Russell Huckett. TOP Row-Bill Huddleston, G. C. Hudson, Mildred Juanita Hudson, Juanita Lois Hudspeth, Pauline Hufford, George Hughes, William L. Hughey, Augustus Hull, Mildred Irene Hull, Ethel Virginia Hulsey. SOPHOMORE GROUP 16 BOTTOM Row-Nellie Fay Humphrey, Paul Humphries, Thurman Dean Hunt, Frank H. Hunter, Ruby Lucille Hunter, Paul Oliver Hurley, Emma Frances Hurst, Florence Hurst. SECOND Row-Geneva Hurst, Helen Louise Hutch- ison, James Henry Hutchison, Mary Louise Hutcherson, Virginia Lucille Hutchison, William Hutchison, Betty Anne Ice. THIRD Row-Alfred John Inderrieden, Jack Ingram, Evans Jack Irick, Lonnie Irons, Harold E. Jackson, J. D. Jackson, Mary Lee Jackson, Ralph Jacobs. FOURTH Row-Doris Jacobsen, Douglas Jaeger, Betty Louise Jaggers, Roger Fred Jameson, Ralph Jehle, Louise Jenkins, Pressley Jenkins, Pauline Jensen. Top Row-Arthur Marion Jiles, Alice Lorraine Johnson, Nathan Johnson, Evelyn Louise Johnson, Helen Cleo Johnson, Howard David Johnson, Josephine Johnson, Julia Johnson, Marjorie Jean Johnson. Mark Johnson, Marland Johnson. SOPHOMORE GROUP 17 BoTToM Row-Walter Johnson, Wesley Johnson, Virginia Louise Johnston, Alice Jeanne Jones, Clara Jean Jones, Clarence Jones, Don Wesley Jones, Donald Jones, Loris Jones. SECOND Row-Dorothy Blanche Jones, Duena Fay Jones, Elizabeth Ann Jones, Jimmie Richard Jones, Sarah Catherine Jones, Thomas Edward Jones, Nelle Aileene Jordan, William Jordan. THIRD Row-Leslie Kaff, Zoe Ann Kahrs, Frances Ann Kanada, Joyce Ellen Kaplan, Gladys Opal Kashwer, Glennis Otha Kashwer, Ruby Ann Kashwer, Howard Kaufman, Eileen Keating. FOURTH Row-Joe Frank Keith, Foye Kelly, Gloria Kelley, Patricia Kelly, Ruby May Kelley, Albert Kennedy, Dan Kennedy, John Louis Ken- nedy, Eugene Kenney. ToP Row-Ned Arthur Kent, David Kerr, Martha Anne Kerr, Constance Keskabas, Mary Keskebas, Fred Kessler, Mary Lou Kesterson, Gene Kibbons, Byron Kibler, Frances Kieser. SOPHOMORE GROUP 18 BOTTOM Row-James Oliver King, Francis King, Kenneth King, Madelyn Faye King, Dorah Kingsbury, Faye Kingsbury, Mary Ann Kinzie, John Shelton Kions, Catherine Kistler. SECOND Row-Everett Lee Kitrell, Selma Mae Klaus, Robert W. Klein, Angelina Klentos, Ina Lois Knight, Dolores Eileen Knost, Frances Marie Knoten, Frank William Koberling. THIRD Row-Mary Jane Koeppen, Frank Kondos, Duane Charles Kosier, Rose Mary Krakower, Nick Kritikos, Joe Laley, Arno Lee Lamb, Mary Margaret Lambert, Dick Lambert. FOURTH Row-Margaret Lee Larnpkins, Dorothy Lancaster, Prentiss Lancaster, Jack Keith Landers, Guy Murray Landes, Elizabeth Lane. Harold Langley, Grant Lankford, Bob Lantz. Tor Row-Penn Larry, Loris Lauener, Dick Lawrence, Chloe Eleanor Lawson, Katherine Louise Lawson, Katherine Verlee Lawson, Wilma Lawson, Evelyn Lawwill, Bill Warren Laye. 'ze l l SOPHOMORE GROUP 19 A BOTTOM Row-Jimmie Leach, Robert Leake, Dot Lee, Edna Mae Lee, Irene Lee, Louise Le Goullon, Doris Lehman, Dorothy Lenon. SEcoND Row-Clarence Leonard, Jackie Levell, Betty Joe Lewis, Jim Lewis, Jean Lewis, D1Ck.L6W1S, Roberta Lewis. THIRD Row-Jack Lilley, Joe Linde, Bill Lindsey, Roberta Lisher, Elizabeth Litchford, Hardie Jack Little, Mary Frances Little, Charles Livingston. FOURTH Row -Marcia Livingston, Hortense Lloyd, Oletha Lloyd, Marguerite Loche, Burton Logue, Earl Lomax, Virginia Loney, Bettie Long. Top Row--Reva Lucille Long. Margaret Ann Lopp, Eudora Losey, Albert Lott, Charles Loum. Fount Lovejoy, Martha Lovell, Virginia Lowery, Alfred Loy, Ruth Loyd, Bill Lucas, Marjorie Luebker. SOPHOMORE GROUP 20 Borroivl Row-Vernon Lukenbill, Bob Luton, Charles Lynch, Emily Lysinger, Virginia Lytle, Oolieta Maben, Martha MacCarrol, Bob MacDiarmid. SECOND Row-Edward Mace, Jimmie Macnair, Frieda Mae Madison, Joseph Madrano, Lucille Malinka, Laressie Manning, Betty Ann Markham. TI-IIRD Row-Mildred Markley, Alvin Markus, Dana Marr, Bob Marshall, John Bruce Marshall, June Marshall, Billy Marshall, Charles Wilson Martin. Founri-I Row --Floyd Neil Martin, Mack Martin, Marjean Martin, May Martin, Paul Martin, Mona Mason, Robert Allen Mason, Sammie Mason. ToP Row-Eloise Masters, Bill Matheny, Eloise Mathes, Danny Mathey, John Edward Mathis, Cecil H. Matthews, Dorothy Matthews, Joan Matthews, Helen Mavris, Betty Lee Maxwell, Betty May. SOPHOMORE GROUP 21 Borroivr Row-Beulah May, Bill Mayfield, Lois McAnally, Joan McArthur, Bill McBee, Jean McCain, Estelle Mc- Carty, Eleanor McCaskey. SECOND Row-Shirley McClaskey. Harold McClelland, Kathryn McCluney, Billy McClung, Pat McC1ung, Bob McCollum, Ilene McColpin. THIRD Row-Martha Ann McComb, Rosemary McComb. Ruth McCool, Gloria Gayle McCorkle, Maxine McCormack, Jimmie McCormick, Merry Lee McCrary, William McCullough. Fouaru Row-Murray McCune, Ray McDaniel, Patricia McDannold, J. W. McDermitt, Bill McDonald, Maxine McDonald, Bobbye Ruth McDowell, Virginia McEntire. Tor Row-Virginia McGinnis, Clyde McGrew, Bill McKay, Ilima Mc- Kenzie, Mary Catherine McKeown, John McKinney, Raymond McKinney, Ruby McKinzie, Warren McKinzie. SOPHOMORE GROUP 22 BOTTOM Row-Lucille Mattie McLain, Elaine McLellan, Key McLelland, Guy McMackin, Jack McMinn, Hamp- ton McNally, Mellmary McNeely, Betty Lou McNeley, Jess Meadows. SECOND RowfDrucille Meehan, Kathleen Meeker, Billy Megee, Darnce Melton, Yolanda Memole, Lo Hama Mercer, Florine Mercer, Helen Merrick. THIRD Row-Frances Metcalf, Crane Michaelson, Ann Adelle Miller, Bob Eugene Miller, Bonnie Lee Miller, Charles Miller, Earle Miller, Evelyn Miller, Gene Miller, FOURTH Row-Helen Miller, Helen Lorraine Miller, Jack Miller, Maxine Miller, Virgil Miller, Betty Mitchell, Harry Mitchell, Jack Mitchell, Pat Mitchell. TOP Row-Billy Mitchell, Wendell Monger, Jean Montgomery, Wilda Jo Montgomery, Harold Moody, Polly Moody, Richard Earle Mooney, Harold Moore, Joe Moore. SOPHOMORE GROUP 23 BOTTOM Row-Bobby Moore, Virginia Moore, William Moore, Madeline Moote, Jody Moreno, Susie Moreno, Betty Jane Morgan, Bob Morgan, Betty Jo Morris. SECOND RowvJohn Morris, Sam Morris, Dana Morris, June Morrison, Mary Elizabeth Morrison, Eunapha Morrow, Keith Billy Morrow, Jack Morrow. THIRD Row-Dorothy Jean Morton, Warren James Morton, Charles Moss, Elaine Moss, Jack Moss, Russell Everett Moss, Brockenbrough Mott, Josephine Moyer, Betty Jean Mullins. FOURTH Row-Jack Murphy, Jack Raymond Murphy, Alice Murray, Donna Jeanne Murray, George Murray, Jack Murray, Mary Jane Murray. Richard Murray, George Murry. TOP Row- Martha Elizabeth Murry, Glenn Piper Myer, Anna Ruth Myers. Betty Ruth Myers. Billy Bob Myers, Clarence Myers, Virginia Myers, Mary Nair, Patricia Neely. SOPHOMORE GROUP 24 BOTTOM Row-Charles Neerman, Carol Neilson, Joan Nelimark, Daisy Nelson, Hal Nelson, John Gerald Nelson, Kathryn Nelson, Nell Catherine Nelson, Stephen Nelson. SECOND Row-Faith Neumann, Helen Louise Newman, Veda Iris Newton, Iris Nichols, Jimmie Nichols, Edna Nicholson, John Jefferson Nicholson, Mary Elizabeth Nicholson. THIRD Row-Ruth Marie Nickel, Pete Nicklau, Melva Arleen Norcom, Virginia Lee Northcutt, Billie Frances Norton. Raymond Nott, Opal Nubemyer, Jimmy Nuckolls, John Null. FOURTH Row-Mary Ann Nyberg, Marion Obermiller, Bob Oesch, Betty Lou Offutt, Margaret Olesen, Jo Ella Oliver, Josephine Oliver, Fairy Olmstead, Charles O'Meilia. TOP Row-Bill O'Melia, Chester Orchard, Andy Orth, Delbert Osborn, Mary Otto, Wanda Otto, Billy Owen, Erma Arline Owens, Marie Owens, Vern Owens. w 5 - ' SOPHOMORE GROUP 25 BOTTOM Row-Elmo Ozment, Marcine Pace, Edwin Packard, Mary Page, Dan Painter, Richard Paris, James Park, Ruth Ann Park. SECOND Row-Bob Parker, Douglas Parker, Morene Parks, Robert Parks, Bonnie Louise Parson, Doris Partridge, Geraldine Patison. THIRD Row-Aldine Patrick, Helen Patterson, Louise Marie Patton, Rebecca Francis Paul, Imogene Payne, Mable Elevta Payne, Phillip Payne, Robert Lee Payne. FOURTH Row-Frankie Peace, Jack Peacock, Forest Pease, Norman Peck, Leslie Pemberton, Russell Pennington, Austin Penrose, J. D. Peratt. Top Row-Norma Jean Perkey, Mary Perrin, Bertha Marie Perry, Robert Gentry Perryman, Clara Faith Peters. Case Petersen, Betty Petersen, Marie Peterson, John Petty, Rex Pfleeger. SOPHOMORE GROUP 26 Borroivi Row-Bill Phillips, Don Phillips, Mary Lee Philpott, Bill Pierce, Lyman Pierce, Roberta Piper, Ted Pirtle, Charles Pitcock, Anna Laura Pittman. SECOND Row-Charles Pittman, Dillagene Plumb, Helen Plymale, Reva Poe, Rosemary Polk, Martha Pool, Mary Margaret Poole, Mary Jessie Pope. THIRD Row-Wilma Hariett Pope, Dorothy Jean Post, Eleanor Postlewait, Billy Postlewait, Lee Poteet, Joel Potter, John Potter, Fern Potts, Charley Poulos. FOURTH Row-Reba Powell, Jimmy Ralph Prater, Velma Beatrice Prater, Bobby Glynn Preston, Portia Preston, Elta Marie Price, Herbert Larry Price, Hiram Price, Maxine Jewell Price. Top RowYOlivebelle Prince, Elaine Pringle, Jean Pringle, Betty Prothro, Pearl Irene Purdom, Merritt Gene Purdy, Betty Ann Putnam. SOPHOMORE GROUP 27 Borroivr Row-Marcelle Louise Quesenbery, Dorothy Elizabeth Quirk, Robert Ralston, Arthur Ramage, Shirley Ann Rambo, Betty Jo Randall, Thelma Jean Randall, Helen Rapaport, Helen Theresa Rapier. SECOND Row-Joan Dolores Rash, Delta Maxine Ratliff, Harry Ravitz, Wilma Ione Rayborn, Charles Albert Rayon, Mary Rayson, Yvon- ne Read, Ada Belle Reamey. THIRD Rowwwilliam Howaard Rector, William Jay Rector, Earl Redman, Guy Dean Reed, Jack Reed, Kenneth Reed, Patricia Jane Reed, Robert Reedmond, James Albert Reeves. FOURTH Row-Richard Reiss, Florence Renegar, Mark Allen Renick, Mildred Reynolds, Vera Estelle Reynolds, ohn Richard Rhine, Jack Rhodes, Jenney Rhodes, Priscilla Rhodes. Top RowAWalton Guy Rice, Mary Frances Richard, Ashton LeRoy Rich- ards, Irene Richards, John Richards, Franque June Richardson, Juanita Richardson, Luther Lee Richison, Klemen- tine Rickey. SOPHOMORE GROUP 28 Borroivr Row-Dorothy Ruth Riddle, Leona Lois Riddle, Marvin Ridge, Wilma Dean Ridge, Sylvia Elizabeth Rig- by, Robert Riggs, James Riley, Richard Riley, Helen Rimovsky. SECOND Row4Dewey Alfred Rippy, Juanita Mae Rippy, Grover Risner, Patricia Ritchie, Mimi Rivkin, Charlene Edna Roach. Robert Eugene Roach, Edward Lee Roark. THIRD Row-Virginia Lee Roark, Helen Roberts, James Harold Roberts, Marvin Roberts, Mildred Marie Roberts, Norman Roberts, Charles Robison, Eugene Robinson, Harry Robinson. FOURTH Row-Betty Jane Rodebush, Harold Roe, John Herman Roehling, Jack Rogers, Vera Marie Rogers, Orville Alvin Roley, Ralph Roller, Jim Romeis, Bill Roop, Paul Rose. Top Row-Phillip Rosenfield, Earl Ross, Bernice Louise Roth, Mary Frances Rothammer, Charles Rotramel, Harold Rotramel, Billie Jacqueline Rutbottom, Lambert Rule, Bert Rupe. SOPHOMORE GROUP 29 Borroivz Row!Mac William Rupp, Mary Bernice Rush, Shirley Belle Rush, Patricia Russell, Euel Claude Ruston, Andrew James Rutledge, Jean Rutledge, Richard Rutledge, Margery Jean Sackett. SECOND Row-Vivian Mae Sal- mans, Eugene Earl Sanders, Jack Sanders, William Turner Sanders, Susan Sasser, David Savage, Steve Richard Saw- yer, Barbara Madeline Schemet. THIRD Row-Pauline Schlect, Kathryn Erdene Schmidt, Leona Schofield, Wally Schott, Robert Edward Schouweiler, Tom Joseph Schultz, Jerald Schuman, Julia Maud Schutter, Emily Jeannette Schwabe. FOURTH Row-Betty Lee Scott, Frank L. Scott, Ruth Evelyn Scott, William Clyde Scott, Robert Donald Sea- man, Max Segal, Dorothy Mae Semke, Virginia Elizabeth Senf, Martha Jane Settle. TOP Row!Edna Katheryn Settles, Ed Sewell, Maxine Velma Sexton, Lovanure Frances Shaddox, Leonard Shankle, Jean Elizabeth Sharp, Duane Shaw, Earleene Lucille Shaw, Harry Donald Shaw, Martha Frances Shaw, R. B. Shearer, T. L. Shell. SOPHOMORE GROUP 30 Borroivi Row-Barbara Juana Shelton, Margie Shelton, Wayne Arnold Shelton, Morris White Sheram, Marie Dorothy Sherrow, Roy Louis Sherrow, Jimmie Shields, Leo Ray Shields. Sr-:COND Row-Ernest Charles Shindler, Beulah Alice Shoefstall, Forrest Shoemaker, Richard Shoemaker, Claudine Shofner, Billy H. Short, Betty Carolyn Shumaker. THIRD Row-George Jack Shunk, Dorothy Louise Shurtleff, John Sibole, Robert Siekman, Charles Dale Simmons, Thurman Simmons, Ada Pauline Simms, Henry Simms. FOURTH Row-Dewey Williams Simnitt, Allene Faye Simpkins, Harold Simpson, Peggy Lee Simpson, Mary Ellen Sivadon, Betty Jane Skillman, Marylee Skinner, Muriel Eileen Skinner. Tor- Row-Roy Skog, Ann Louise Sleamaker, Nellie Rose Sleppy, Ailene Wilma Smith, Charles Smith, Clara Ann Smith, Frances Lorraine Smith, Franklyn Earl Smith, Gordyna Smith. , 4 . , ,M . 555354325 gulf ,4 SOPHOMORE GROUP 31 BOTTOM Row-Helen Zoe Smith, James W. Smith, Lawrence Charles Smith, Margaret Ann Smith, Margie Smith. Margie Marie Smith, Marilyn Louise Smith, Muriel B. Smith, Robert Lee Smith. SECOND Row-Frances Smithline. Dorothy Smittle, Pat Smittle, Betty Lee Smott, Thaddeus A. Snell. Vera Katheryn Snook, John Edward Snyder, Vir- ginia Souther. THIRD Row-Robert Erle Spellman, Geraldine Lois Spencer, Sharlotte Sylvia Spencer, Oscar Spraker, Dorothy Springer, Mary Jeanne Stadler, Sara Lou Stanley, Alma Mae Louise Stansbury, Jean Ola Stansell. FOURTH Row-Lillian M. Starling, Alice Jean Statton, Pierce Steele, Roy Steele, Wesley Eugene Stegeman, Helen Ruth Stein- son, Frank Junior Stephens, Smith Stephen, Katharine Stewart. Tor Row--Nancy Stewart, James Carl Stimson, Meredith Russell Stipp, Jack E. Stites, Betty Jean Stitt, Warren Kyle Stobaugh. SOPHOMORE GROUP 32 BOTTOM Row-Margery Stokes, Betty Jean Stoltz, Olive Mae Stonum, Margaret Stoop, Jeanette Strong, Paul Leonard Stumpff, Charles Sturner, Marjorie Summers, Levi Mitchell Sumner. SECOND Row--Willis Sunderland, Jewell Elizabeth Surber, Elmer Suttle, Dorothee Swanson, Jess Eugene Swaze, Arthur Sweeny, Martha Jeanne Swift, Calvin Swindell. THIRD Row-Betty Lorrene Sykes, Betty Lou Symonds, Melba Rhea Talley, Bette Anne Tallman, Eugene Tate, John Tate, Louis Taubman, Chester Eugene Taylor, Clint L. Buddy Taylor. FOURTH Row-Evelyn Marie Taylor, Homer Leon Taylor, Jack Taylor, Mary Alice Taylor, Nellie Taylor, Oscar Taylor, Wynoma Geraldine Taylor, Joe Terrell, Nelson Edward Terrell. Tor Row-George Lee Thalman. Ruby Mae Thatcher, Irma Orene Thies, Barbara Jean Thomas. Eugene Roy Thomas, Jewel Addeline Thomas. Lucile Evelyn Thomas, Rebecca Reeves Thomas. SOPHOMORE GROUP 33 BOTTOM Row-Irene Thomas, Kenneth Thomasson, Bonnie Lee Thompson, Earlene Thompson, Fred Marvin Thompson, John Sidney Thompson, John Thompson, Jules Everett Thompson, Phyllis Thompson. SECOND Row- Rebecca Thompson, Roger Thompson, Teddy Thompson, Virginia Thompson, Vivian Jean Thompson, Joe Thornton, Ona Muriel Thornton, William L. Thornton. THIRD Row-Bert Throne, Betty Jo Thorne, Mary Jane Throne, Lillie Mae Tibbs, Virginia May Tinkle, William Eugene Tipton, Bill Ray Todd, Claude Herman Todd, Margaret Clare Tompson. FOURTH Row-John Warren Towner, Justine Loraine Travis. Dell Bert Tribble, Dorlos Tribble, Reva Trumbull, Cathe- lene Tucker, Lowell Tucker. Dewaine Gladys Tunnell, Katherine Virginia Turley. Tor Row-Doris Varie Turner, Jo Anne Turner, Vernon James Turner, Jack Twist, Imogene Upson, Walter Russell Van Bucklee, Harold VanDuesen. Charles VanZant. SOPHOMORE GROUP 34 Borroivi Row-Jean Ellen Votrian, Betty Jean Waddell, Bill Wagner, Estille Kathaleen Wagner, Edward Wake, Myrtle Wakefield, Arthur G. Walker, Gertrude Helen Walker. SECOND Row-Vivian Lorraine Walker, Georgia Wallace, Charles Waller, Vernon Walker, Mary Jane Wall, Loraine Wallace, Nina Margaret Walters. THIRD Row- Doris Waltman, Ethel Mae Ward, Maxine Ruth Ward, Marie Wanda Warlick, Marian Lorene Warner, Helen Eileen Warren, Edna Waterfall, Zella Lorene Watkins. FOURTH Row-Hazel Jean Watson, Jean Ann Watts, William Terry Waugh, Louis Weakley, Ronald Edgar Webber, Margaret L. Weerts, Molly Weisman, Donald Edward Welch. Top Row-Harold Edwin Welch, Louise Marie Welch, Madge Lavonne Welch, Robert Harold Welch, Robert Andrew Wells, Tom Wells, Bob Welsh. SOPHOMORE GROUP 35 Borrow: Row-Carmeleta West, Richard West, Harold Westmoreland, George William Wheatley, Betty Nortene Wheeler, Bradford Wheeler, Donald Owen Wheeler, Amy Bell White, Charles White. SECOND Row-Charles William White, Harold Wayne White, Jack White, Rose Marie White, Catherine Jane Whiteside, Malba Eileen Whitney, Marcia Maurine Whitwell, Betty Marie Wiedenmann. THIRD Row--Virginia Wiet, Frank Williams, Betty Gene Wiggins, Betty Jane Wikle, George Arthur Wikle, Edward Wilburn, Barbara Jean Wildman, Valjean Wiley, Robert E. Wil- fong. Founru Row--Mary Ruth Wilkinson, Helen Louise Williams, Jean Williams, Joyce Irene Williams, Joyce Ladell Williams, Letty LaRue Williams, Mary Margaret Williams, Zetta Williams, Bud Williamson. Tor Row-Doris Williamson, Nelson Howard Williamson, Eunice Elaine Willing, Betty Anne Wilson, Eva Jane Wilson, Florence Adah Wilson, Leonard Wayne Wilson, Robert Wilson. SOPHOMORE GROUP 36 Borroivr Row-Theodore Wilson, Grace Frances Winburn, Mary Lucille Winder, Joyce Dane Windsor, Martha Eleanor Winfrey, Marie Myrtle Wingfield, John Hugh Wise, Lloyd Wise, William Judson Wisner, Vellie Paula Wittels. SECOND Row-Heston Louis Witwer, Dorothy Wixon, Virginia Wixon, Anna Jeane Wolfe, Edna Marie Wolfe, Jack Mealy Wolfe, Mary Carolyn Wolfe, Billy Randall Wood, Harold Sinclair Wood. THIRD Row-Juanita Jean Wood. Wallace Woodall, Kenneth Woodard, Robert Lee Woodard, Clifford Eugene Woodbury, Maurine Lucille Woodworth, Bill Wooldridge, Mitchell Wooten, Rose Marilyn Worden, Dan Mikel Work. FOURTH Row-Arlene Wright, Betty Jean Wright, Betty Patricia Wright, Ethelen Wright, William Taylor Wright, Reece Eugene Wyant, Maryella Wyatt, Glen David Wynne, Maudie Wyse, Lawrence Yager. Top Row-Jacqueline Yarbrough, Lena Marie Yates, Robert Haw- ley Yeakey, Mozelle Yeckley, William Yetter, Esther Yoho, Charles Richard York, Elaine Young, John William Jack Young, Paul Zagkos, Helen Louise Zuber. if SOPHOMORE GROUP 37 BOTTOM Row-Jackson Adams, Jack Barto, Carl Beardon. Yvonne Lucille Beeiner, Ernestine Berry, Dolores Bing- ham, William Gale Blake, Gertrude Jeannette Blend, Alice Maureen Bradley, Earl C. Bradley, SECOND Row-Helen Brigance, Henry Brown, Betty Jean Brumrnett, Eugene Bruce Byfield, Patricia Anne Camblin, Gene Canady, Freeda Gwynne Carper, Billy Christensen, Vernon Dale Clausing. THIRD Row-Sam Walker Cobb, Jack William Coleman, John Elsworth Collins, Searl Collins, Mary Louise Cooper, Bill Craig, Lloyd Creekniore, Bill Deatherage, Bettie Sue Edens, Frances Elizabeth Edmiston. FOURTH Row-Pollyanna Elkins, Richard Harold Elliston, John Oliver Eppler, Morris Etheredge, Gomer Evans, Margeory Fisher, Ralph Fludd, Dick Parker Foster, Clyde Fox, Leslie Joyce Frair, FIFTH Row-Margie Gaddy, Waneta Goodell, Douglas Grandstaff, Jack Gray, Tom Harling, Mary Ann Hawman, Elizabeth Hays, Nancy Hensley, Joe Henson, Elizabeth Anne Herald. TOP Row-Dorothy Lee Holloway, Helen Louise Hoss, Jimmy Houston, Grant Isbell, lnus Jacobs, Betty Ann Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Betty Jane Kerr, Kenneth Kiker, Harris Bob Kimball. SOPHOMORE GROUP 38 BOTTOM Row-Richard Kingery, C. P. Kirkpatrick, Frank Leasure, Pauline Livingston, John William Lopp, Vir- ginia Major. Earl Markwell, Betty Martin, J. C. Martin, Doyle McAnnal1y. SECOND Row-Fred McAnally, Richard McCall, Betty McKimm, Clarence McMillan. Don Moore, Bob Murray, Jack Musick, Vernon Myrick, Wayne Padgett. THIRD Row-Geraldine Louise Pappan, Robert James Payton, Ralph Phillips, Dorothy Jane Pickens, David Marvin Powell, Ann Jean Prewitt, Lois Rainbolt, Edwin Record, Richard Reeves, Naomi Martha Richmond. FOURTH Row- Robert Rose. Vivian Rose, Eugene Sanders, Alice Earlene Shadwell, Hubert Shelton, Florence Edna Shigley, John Simmons, Ralph G. Simons, Martha Jean Sloan, Cecil Smith, FIFTH Row-Gertrude Souther, Joe Stalcup, Grover Stockton, Lois Swanson, Helen Kathleen Taylor, Dan Thomas, Lavern Thomas, Mike Alvin Travis, Elaine Troxell, Claire Louise Turner. TOP RowAWillian'i Walter Vogel, J. A. Waldrep, Jane Walters, Fuller Warden, Don Wells, Lucile Adeline West, Henry Charles Williams, Mary Jean Williams, Ted Wilson, Shirley Young. SOPHOMORE GROUP 39 BOTTOM Row-Dale Baehler, Tommy Bates, Dick Belcher, Bert Benear, Wayne Bounds, J. D. Brasier, Jack Brown. Richard Buzard, Bill Castleberry, Kenneth Castleberry, Nettie Chandler, Nancy Lee Clarke. SECOND Row-Edward Cochran, Lionel Cripe, Paul DeCorte, Betty DeWeese, W. C. Dunning, Lucille Eddington, Vashti Gallagher, June Gauldin, Verl John Gauldin, Charles Giles, Mildred Godwin. THIRD ROw4Marjorie Goins, Robert Greene, Joseph Gunn, Peggy Haycraft, Bob Henderson, George Hill, Martha Jane Horton, John William Jacobs, Julia Jones, Juanita Loveless, Ben Lundy, Joe McClafferty. FOURTH Row-Mary Jo McCollough, Norma Jean McGee, Robert Mead, W. L. Messick, Charles Neal, Bob Noble, Jo Ella Oliver, Josephine Oliver, Ed Park, Jack Parker, Carol Pearson. FIFTH Row-Sam Pinneo, Norman Raborn, Troy Roden, Catherine Sanchez, June Sanders, Rowena Sapp, Bob Small, Dar- rell Smittle, Margaret Stoop, Russell Stout, Howard Taggart, Jewel Thomas, TOR Row-Elton Vernon Thompson, Keith Albert Twist, Jack Vandervert, Donald VanZant, Walter Bert Vincent, Hugh Walker, Paul Ward, Mildred Waye, Albert Weatherly, Lillian Whayne, Alexander Wilson. QQEMLW Firstfclass Coaches Develop Firstfrate Teams IJ11412c'mlz mf Boys A'I'Hi.1f'l'ln's URAIH Sl4.ll.l.I5RX fff1.vK'wff1f1ffrz11ff lf1l.K'1!H1f! CMAQHES pXR'1' C 21:1 If VI'I'H ,,,, UY1'1'.vfff1Ifj XIFINIY RIGGS ,lxsisfrzlzl in ljflflfllllff llllll fffzsiwfbfzff H.XROI,I7 AILXNIFS lfoullmll O'l l'0 ICNIJRIZS Tvnzzis 111111 S7C'iHllIliIIfj xVII,l,IAX.XI l,AxN'1'z 'l'1-fn-,6 9' f I if +L. ..,, as 'N-N Us 'Q LEADERSHIP Reading from left to right: Harold Reed and lllartin Van VVieringen, co-captains of the gridiron, lunge around right end to a first and ten . . . Robert liitt,eonto1-tionist Captain, takes time out to survey his victims . .. Clyde Lackey and Ira Sparks, co-leaders of the basketeers, demonstrate the correct forms for passing and shooting . . . Paul Lawson, captain of the sons of Neptune . . . Williarii Bowles, chief of the deer legs, is all set for the startcrls pis- tol . . . Aloe Bradley, captain of the racquet Wielders, picks up a low shot. 'S 1 l l , Q1-.r . IN ATHLETICS Sailing out for Il recor1l-hrez1k- iug jump . . . Il member ot the ll2l1IIlflCSS clizmioutlers picks up 21 groiuicler . . . oue of the uieu- tors displays the beauty ot :1 pertect alive . . . champions oi the courts . . . whackl lt's over the feuce for a case of VVhez1t- ies . . . hearts cease to beat wheu 21 tree throw floats fOXVZl1'll the hoop . . . Sparks takes 21 shot . . . the he-giuuiug of 2111 Hacel' . . . keep those shoulders off the INZII or it will be over . , . they're off for Z1 sprint . . . ex- cuse our ciumlers . . . ready for Z1 quick throw to first. .a '2 ' 1 4-pan .-suv my , ., ,.. Wk., . .www -- ww' 2 ,grand . ...mutil - 1511 1 B' 1 H I a Q35 .......-- f 5 3 is .viw Qglwfll f'T'lM hui K if Mi. t Mt, .,,.,, , y y 5 fu- 'nf f f A , rf, :Mx ' ,W 1- ff 72 2 77: K , ' 'Y Q W 1 fi ' A, A Mg N 1 ,MW ,W V' -,, .ff ,A -, Q fzmzp. Q. Maj- W I H V I , V 1 fJilQ . ff' .- , ., ,, f W , 1 -' , 'N' , - f h I , A , 'ft' ' 1- 1. ' -- ' 'Zz 'L .QMMW-f i ' aim 35' A . 'UW-Wm, 2212- t ': ,, 1.. -- 'ji n ww -1 -V 1,- , 1'-in: ' 5122 -- -V V - 5 'Q-'...,,, 4,4 ,. '. 1:-fa.-.,g,.,. .ALf-j.,R,5:?g::3Q?1,.-,-1 ,,,g..1,,--- ' --: : 4 4.1,-g af :g - , 3--M.-.,,,, . ,,.:.,,,,,, .1,,,11. 1,. , . . Z... -- , lgl 1 ,,V,.V, ,V., V . ., , ,. ., . , FOOTBALL LETTERMEN TOP Row, reading from left to right: Albert Schwab, Jimmy Chandler, managerg Jack Sanders, George Burns. Hal Cullen, Bill Sullivan, Bill Grubb, Dick Ellison. B01-roivt Row: Paul Martin, William Smith, Herbert Heap, Charles Pelton, Cecil Smith, Martin Van Wieringen, CO-Captain. FOOTBALL Recommendations for the team . . .all out for football . . . sore muscles after grueling calistbenies . . . learning the art of self-protection and self-mutilation in blocking and tackling . . . the teams are picked . . . back-breaking scrimmage with second team . , . unable to support the girl friend in the football queen election . . . free meals before football games . . . unable to speak for first few minutes of game because of nervousness . . . no pastry during training-not even one midget cookie , . . ride on new bus to all Out of town games. . . those sleep-filled nights, and the dances missed . . . embarrassing moments: our heroes appear in assembly in stocking feet. FOOTBALL SCORES T. O Claremore, O O Clinton ,,,, ,, 13 0 lflartlesville ,, 24 O. C. Classen, , 6 O My T fl' 1 3, W , Twt A ' K . Agz, . 'Sgr FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Top Row, reading from left to right: Bob Wood, Harold Thompson, Charles Craig, Alan MacDiarmid, Mack Creager, Ralph Bloomfield, Frank Tincup. Borroivt Row: Richard Cannon, Leo Pratt, Jack Twist, Harold Reed, co- captaing Leonard Dooley, trainerg Joe Livesay, Harold James, coach. FOOTBALL Coach Puny James casts amazing glance at Miss Tulsa High XVII after she flipped a five-yard pass to Cannon in Coronation ceremony . . . scored on by Okla- homa City Classen , . . different captain every game . . . in season of 1937, Central's goal line was crossed for a total of only twenty points . . . all games Won but Mus- kogee game, and that was the one for State Championship I-just a little under par that day . . . twenty seniors play last game for Tulsa Central . . . Van Vvieringen and Reed elected co-captains at end of season. . . football banquet after successful year . . . and the red and white clad Braves trot off the field until next year. FooTisAL1. SCORES T. O. Ukinulgee .. 25 U Sapulpa ,,,,, ,, .. 19 O U. C. Central ,, .. ,, 16 6 O. C. Northeast .... ,. 19 O llluskogee , , 0 14 GQ . ' , L' may 'WH' if ,M A..f' BASKETBALL LETTERMEN N Reading from left to right: Jack Sanders, guard: Ira Sparks, centerg Clifford Pemberton, forward, Albert Schwab, forward, Peter Fryer, guardg Kenneth Sigrnan, guard. , BASKETBALL liven the basketball men start at the bottom by learning all the fundamentals . , . third game a charm with lwnskogee. . . Sparks the only regular man from last year . . . hels high scorer with the team built around him . . . twenty-Five men on the squad and eleven lettermen , . . a quart of milk for each boy after each game . . . rules broken when boys didn't get home until 1:30 from the Nliami game fthey had a flatlj . , . rnnner-np in State Championship last year . . . superstitious declared Void when 13 boys went to state meet and Won rhe State Championship this year. 'WTI BASKETBALL Sapnlpa ,,,,, liartlesville Sapulpa ,,,, Kliami , ,,,, ,,,, , Sand Springs L, ,, U. C. Classen liartlesville , llnskogee Ukm nlgee . Clinton ,, Sand Springs SCORES T. , 20 L, 37 , 38 Y 26 L 39 L 36 26 ,, Z5 L 52 39 , 3 0 QQ ,rf - 'Suv' BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Reading from left to right: Dick Mieher, guard: Paul Markovitz, centerg Paul Heap. forwardg Grady Skill ern, coach: Taylor Burton, forwardg Clyde Lackey, guard, BASKETBALL Boys refuse to eat at different positions at the table when in Oklahoma City . . . Sparks and Lackey, captains . . . Regional Championship . . . found by Sanders: the wrong place to throw a grapefruit skin-in a truck bed , . . the result with the drivers is terrific . . . one game lost to Classen. . . Riggs turns out to be a real mother by giving rub-downs, watching diets, escorting boys to shows and to the capitol . . . one of the valuable assets in winning championships . . . eighth season with Skillern, as coach, begun . . . and since all things that go up must come down, we put the basketball away for safe-keeping until next year. BASKETBALL SCORES T. U. U. C. Classcn , ., 22 31 O. C. Central , L 24 20 Okmulgee , ,,L, -15 23 lluskogce , ,,,, 20 23 Clinton ,, ,,,, 41 16 Pawhuska , , 30 21 liartlcsville ,,,, ,, 31 24 lhlialni ,,,, 47 29 Seminole H 31 14 lluskogee H ,, 37 31 O. C. Central ,,,, 33 27 WRESTLING It is the thirteenth season for Griffith . . . only two matches lost in the last eleven yearsg nine state championships won during that time . . . a national record set by winning five consecutive state champi-onships , . . one hundred points scored against opponentls forty-seven . . . Captain Kitt, holder of the best all-career record of any Central wrestler, won two firsts in state championship meet . . . his only de- feat was in his Sophomore year . . . only two senior lettermen out of fourteen-sounds as if the underclassmen will have a big year in 1939 . . . only one man this year had been initiated into the mysteries of a tournament . . . heap big squad of thirty-nine . . . the intense study of dietetics goes on forever. WRESTLING ScoREs T. O. T. O. Blackwell .,,,t 15' 14 Clinton ,.t,,t ,,,,. 3 0 3 Cushing ..,, 15 16 Edmond ,,,,,,, ..,,. 3 5 0 Stillwater .,.,. 21 6 Capitol Hill .,,. ,,,,, 2 5 8 WRESTLING Reading from left to right Art Griffith, coach, Milford Bartlett, Bill Maxwell, Manley Johnson, Arthur Utter, Hal Cullen, Sam Baxter, Bill McCuen, Bill Crandall, Burl Jennings, Robert Kitt. captain, Pilgrim McRaven, Merle Jennings, Buddy Arndt. Malcolm McDonald. SWIMMING Captain Paul Lawson, the only returning letterman . . . first trip to out-of- town meet begins as it continues-with flats . . . versatile Bill Davis is one of the out- standing Inen on the team with his excellent back-stroke and free-style . . . a swim- mer must know at least two strokes Well .... the big problem of the year: finding hotels with beds long enough for Clarke . . . foreign pronunciations of good American names . . . all the fun of life taken away from Central's fish because they canlt eat between meals, or dance, or skate . . , Tulsa swims off with state meet honors . . . more than three times as many points as nearest competitor . . . and Coach Endres and his ten lettermen are left pushing their car out of a snow drift after losing only o11e of their eight meets. SWIMMING SCORES T. O. T. O. Coffeyville ...., ,s,, 5 2 14 O. NI. A. ,,,,,,,, 54 l2 Coffeyville ,,,., ,,,, 4 2 24 Independence ,,,, 49 16 Independence sss,,, ,, 49 17 Wicliita North s,,, 29 37 Wichita North ,,,. ,, , 45 21 Wichita East ,,s,,, 37 29 SWIMMING Reading from left to right: Otto J. Endres, coach, Ellsworth Clarke, Bill W. Davis, Paul Lawson, captain, David Allen, Ralph Fish, Vernon Foster, Clarence Cochrane. Harold Fox. Clyde Gorgler. Paul Ellington. BASEBALL Trying to catch a pop-out fly in the midst of an Oklahoma dust storm . . . off to the state meets at Stillwater and Norman . . . since it always rains at a state meet, players resolve to adopt boots as standard part of uniform . . . Coach Skillern trying to collect his team from the fraternity houses . . . that hard-slugging pitcher, Frank Tincup-he also plays in the outfield when not in the pitcher's box . . . all games Won except first one in Norman tournament . . . Martin Van goes on record as say- ing that Oklahoma City girls are very good looking and fascinating, Qespecially in the darkj . . . an unusually energetic short-stop-Jerry Crosby . . . slide, boys, slide with the great American sport, out of 1937 into the baseball year of 1938. Oilton Oilton Sperry Oilton Inola BASEBALL SCORES T. O. T. O. 2 Sperry .,...,,L,.,. ....,,,.,,,, 1 4 6 4 lnola ....,,,,,cc,,,c,,,,.....,. 11 5 1 Capitol Hill CO. UQ 2 5 3 Capitol Hill 8 3 5 O. C. Central LL,,,,,,,,., 4 9 1937 BASEBALL TEAM BoTToM Row- Grady Skillern, Jerry Crosbie, Harry Lamprich, Ruger DeJarnett Clarence Ehlers, Charles Craig. Tor' Row- Taylor Burton, Mob Robbins, Frank Tincup, Knute Sanders, Lloyd Hoggatt. Not in the picture, Jack Sanders, gs L Tllggsq ' Y ,NZ TRACK A sure sign of spring: the track team making a dash for Central Park . . . first and last meets at A. and BI .... Eutis Coplin and hfode Perry were returning lettermen . . . title captured for eighth consecutive year in the state interscholastic meet . . . greatest opposition from Watirika and Oklahoma City Central . . . many hearts bruised by disappointment when Ralph Dunham fell just four yards from the tape in the 880 yard relay . . . Rex Carter establishes a record in high hurdles in the Oklahoma Six Conference , . . Tulsa won first in the S80 yard relay and the mile at Shawnee . . . Perry managing to be sick at practically every out-of-town meet , . . and so the track team makes a broad jump into next year's victories. rTRACK,SCORES T. O. T. O. A. and M. Meet ,,,. , 37 94 Gklahoma Six ..v. , ,,,. lst Cleveland hieet ,,,, , 101 30 O. U, Invitation ,. ,, lst O. B. U. Relays ,,,,, , lst A. and hi. lnvitation lst Tonkawa lnvitation lst 1937 TRACK LETTERMEN BOTTOM Row- -ful-.SA Paul Aldridge, David Murray, Ralph Dunham, al h Brown, UL3 an an R D Mode Perry. MIDDLE Row- Billy Fraser John Tipton, Eutis Coplin, Don Teel, Rex Carter, Tyisq , uw-S V i , as A r ie r1'r r TULSA Top Row- Harold Williams, TULSA Gerald Taylor, Robert Church, Jack Marshall, William C. Lantz, TULSA coach. futsg 1937 TENNIS TEAM Bormoivi Row- Gene Wilson, Bill Gannaway, M. C. Hopper, Sidney Terry, Jack Gungl. Tor Row- Joe Bradley, Dudley Bush, Jim Lundy, Otto Endres, coach Bob Patterson, Bob Berden. TENNIS SCORES T. O. T. O. Classen, there , ............ 3 7 Independence, there .... 9 0 Independence, there .... 9 0 O. M. A., there - ........ 4 7 Sapulpa, there .... , ........ 4 2 Coffeyville, here - ........ 13 0 Sapulpa, there .... , ..... 13 0 O. M. A., here ..... .. 9 3 Sapulpa, here - .... 8 2 Muskogee, there ,... ,. 6 l Sapulpa, there ........ S 2 Independence, here - .... 9 0 Coffeyville, there ....,... 3 4 Muskogee, here , ........ 12 0 Wiiifield Invitation ..................... .................................... l st DOL1bl6S Interstate Invitation .. Ada Invitation ............. Tonkawa Invitation ....., Springfield Invitation Oklahoma Six ........... O. U. Invitation ,,,,.... lst Doubles lst Doubles and Singles lst Doubles and Singles lst Doubles and Singles lst Doubles and Singles lst Doubles A, and M. Invitation ...... .,,. R unner-up-Singles and Doubles CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Reading from left to right William Bluejacket, Eldon Potter, William Bowles, captain, Harold Way, Mode Perry, William Lantz, coach. B00 V Urganizations In Action Sliclc, Troinhoncs, Slide! Yea, Rah! Stagccrafters 'Kpinch hitn for iN'I0thc1' Nature. Sahitc! Pledgn-V, The C. S. C demands his pass. Custodians administer the weekly scrubbing. He proiniscs to Cre- ate high standards of Christian Charactell A tense moment in Spcakcfs Bureau. ,--'-f-,M,, ORGANIZATION SENATE ,4,... ,.,.,..... .,.. ..,.,...,AA,,.A,AAAAA ,AA,.AAA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.S.....m.. HONOR STUDY HALLS EE7EE,EE7E GIRLS, LEAGUE .,......,. ADVERTISING BOARD UUUU...,,.,,. COURTESY SERVICE CLUB UUUUUUUU U.,..I. SPEAKERS, BUREAU .......,...... T CLUB ULL..LL..L,.,,,.L,LLL, CAIXIARATA OLL,,,L A CAPPELLA ,LLL,,., OPERA CLUB LL,.,Y,... ST. CECILIANS LLLL.,,. , ORCHESTRA L,L,L,L,LL BAND L.,....,...,.... SCALPERS II,LIL..L. ,L,,... BRAVETTES ..,L.YY. w.,,LLLL,,,, ,,,LI,,,, SPONSOR Louise VVhitham I.,..Sw,.. .Minnie lklae Summers ,Senate ,,,L,, PRESIDENT Whit Klartin ,II,.. . Edwin Sippel ....,,.. Lois Bailey ..,..,,.,L,Y Charles Beatty ,,,,,LL.,, Norma Cross ,,L,,IL, Virginia Crume ,,L.,.,I Martha Hoffman I,.,,IL,L Polly Pollock ,,L,.,.. Pat Camblin ,LL,L,,L,, CHARTERED 1920 1925 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1930 1925 1920 1932 1928 1937 1911 1912 1912 Minnie Mae Summers ,11, Joan Davis A yA yy Betty Overmiller ....,. cj. Roy Inbody ....... .....,.. D onald Bauter ,1..21 SM. lw. Black ,,,,.... ,,,,,,, J . C. COX 1,,,,111,,........ Alphild Larson.. .,..... Harvey Ammerman ,..1..111111 at 1924 ,M, E. Hurst ,,,,,,,,1,,,1,,, 11,,111 B ill Eastman .,......,.., Jennie Livingstone ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,-, R uth Southernw George Oscar Bowen w...,,,,YVVV..... Jack Mills VVVVLVLVV Gerald Whitney ,,,,,,,,,,, ....... J oe LaG1'011C v,,,.YY. Gerald Whitney ,,,.II, ,,,,,,, J immie Worley ,,,..... 'Albert Weatherly LL,III.L ....... R aymond Swanson 111, .. Albert Weatherly ,..,,,, ,,,,,,, M elvin Frifili ,,,,,,,,V777. Rector Swearengin ,,,,,,, ,Ruth Gifford ,,1,,,,,, COOPERTIVE PART-TIR'IE ,,,,,1,,,1 ,,,,,,,, E . P. Chandler ,,,,,1 STUDENT CUSTODIANS 1,1Ut,L,L STAGECRAFT I,LLLLLL.,,. ...,....,,1 INTERNATIONAL CLUB ,,..,LL,L GRAPHIC ARTS .....Vv..,1,11,,,1,,,1,1, 11,111, LE'TTERlN'IENS, ASSOCIATION 111111111111111 PASIPIKANS ........,..,.1,,,,,,,,,,,,, BOY SCOUTS ......... GIRL SCOUTS YDLLLL, H I-Y ,111,111,,111,1,,,,,.I..,,,.... ALPHA IQEYSTONERS LL,LL,,L, BETA KEYSTONERS L,LL,L,LL GAMBIA KEYSTONERS ,LL1LL, GIRL RESERVES LI.,....,, TULSA SCHOOL LIFE ,L1L,LLL TOM TOM .t,,,,LL ,,,,,,,Sid Pattersonwr lkiary I-o Parker ,,,, .,,,,1,GeIIe WilSOn...,.. Earl M. Sanders ,L .vY,11,, W ayne Fogle ..v.Y1,,.1 ,Y Albert Martiir ,,11,,, ...,,,, C arroll Griffith ..1111.V Lavonne Hanna ,11,1,, ......., E lizabeth Harth ......1. Claude E. Boatman ..... .,..1,,, T ommy Simon ....Y1v1 .,111 ,Grady Skillern ,,,,.V.,,, Helen Corrubia ,,,,..,. Harold L. James ,...,,e,, Miss Jean Staehling. .. 1932 1924 1937 1926 1917 1930 1937 Martin Van Wieringen ...,,,. 1930 Betty Ruth Stites...., Clarence Cochran ,...,1,,, Lois Smith ,,,,,,,,,,V,, Mrs. William Rigby ,,,....,,,,..... Pauline Simms ,,,,., Mrs. W, C. Myers ,,,,, Y.w.... lvan Singleton ,t,,..,I,,, Eleanor Marks ....,, ,v,,,,,BOb Dow,...,,..,w,, Celeste Harrington ,,11,, ....,v., N ancy Mieher 1111.w. Celeste Harrington ,,11,. ..V1111a N orma Cross a111,..1.1111 ,Celeste Harrington t,,1,, ..w,,,, .Miss Tallman ,....., Russell Gage ,1,.....,,,1, Marguerite Moore ,,1,,, 1925 1934 1925 1925 1925 1914 1933 1935 1935 Adrienne Auerswald ,,,,.,,,,1,1, 1937 Elaine Young ,,.,....,1111,, fLeigh McCaSlin ,,t, Robert Staley ,...,1,,. W. H. Cleveland, Jr .,,,,1, 1,,,... B etty Campbell YVii---V 1937 1918 1918 1909 SENATE Borroivt Row-Margaret Abrams, Vernon Adrean, Joan Ammerman, James Argue, Lois Bailey, Tom Bartlett, Annabel Beck, Suzanne Billings, Bob Bowen, William Bowles, Betty Bruner, Tom Conner. Sacoun Row-Barbara Chouteau, Mary Coulter, Norma Cross, Virginia Crume, Arlen Cunningham, Miriam Endres, Wayne Fogle, Betty Fuller, Frank Garner, Art Gordon, Emily Ann Hamilton, Paul Heap. T1-mm Row-Martha Hoffman, Robert Hoss, Jack James, Ivan Johnson, Thomas Johnston, Kehl Kingsolver, Robert Kitt, Joe La Grone, Leigh McCaslin, Barbara McMinn, Whit Martin. FOURTH Row-Nancy Mieher, Loretta Millikin, Martha Morris, Bill Morrow, Dana Moss, David Naylor, Sidney Patterson, Edith Peacock, Alfred Persons, Polly Pollock, Peggy Porter, Gene Roark. FIFTH Row-Kathryn Rainbolt, Jeanne Robinson, Norma Rylander, Wilhelmina Schlingman, Suzanne Schock, Martha Shannon, Tommy Simon, Edwin Sippel, Alfred Smith, Ruth Southern, Robert Staley, George Summers, Pat Suppes. Tor Row-Jean Taylor, Louise Whitham, sponsor, Joe Thornton, Joan Tiederman, Jack Trammal, Betty Wheeler, Valjean Wiley, Peggy Wolfe, Betty Woodson, Lee Wylie, Barbara Wylie. SENATE Whit raps sharply with the historic gavel . . . the meeting will please come to order . . . Polly's minutes . . . Robert rises to a point of order . . . delegates sent to the annual meeting of the Southern Association of Student Councils . . . the trip to Knoxville . . . Jack moves the previous question . . . Central's legislative leaders . . . finance committee . . . adoption of by- laws . . . second the motion , . . lllrs. Whitam, sponsor . . . ad- journinent. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES GROUP 1 Borroivr Row-Leonard Abbey, Jeanne Akin, David Allen, D. R. Alley, Raymond Anderson, Adrienne Auerswald, Bill Austin, Bill Baker, Betty Ballenger, Mac Barbour. SECOND Row-Barbara Black, Phyllis Blankenburg, Bob Bowen, Charles Bradford, Ruth Bradford, Roberta Brooke, Phil Caudle, Mary Louise Cantrell, Gwendolyn Chilton. Tx-nan Row-Robert Clarke, Clarence Cochrane, Helen Comfort, Bill Crandall, Marion Otto, Jeanne Davidson, Joan Davis, Jeane Deeley, Barbara Detjen, Elizabeth Ann Dillon. Foum-I Row-Claude Doughman, Nola Dugger, Char- lotte Dunagan, Barbara Eskridge, Virginia Farley, Raymond Feldman, June Fenton, Charles Foushee, Bob Gal- braith, David George. Tor Row-Marjorie Ghormley, Tom Giboney, Margaret Granger, Mozelle Graves, Bob Greenig, Phil Hays, Bill Henderson, Bob Holland, Bill Holway. HOUSE OF REPRESEN- TATIVES The meeting of the sehool's largest governing body begins . . , Edys gavel calls for order . . . minutes, bulletin, and lylrs. Summers suggestions . . . Vern- on filibusters . . . Dick presents motions . . . a trip to Vinita . . . search for new ideas . . . what to do with the long lunch periods . . . safety council starts cam- paign . . . devotionals in home rooms . . . motions carried and work begun. am., HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES GROUP 2 BOTTOM Row-Jack lams, Danny Jackson, Douglas Jaeger, Dorothy Jenneman, Rufus Kirk, Mel Klar, Jean Lang, Penn Larry, Paul Laughlin. SECOND Row-Jean Lewis, David Lhevine, Pauline Livingston, John Lopp, Dwight Mapes, Lois Matthews, Mary Carolyn McAfee, Pat McVay, Dick Mieher. THIRD Row-Mary Ann Miles, Bill Miller, Norma Montgomery, Mary Jane Murray, Dick Paris, Robert Payton, Doris Perry, Kathryn Rainbolt, Geneva Ran- dall, Delta Ratliff. FOURTTH Row-Carol Ravenscroft, Robert Redmond, Ashton Richards, Bob Riggs, Tommy Simon, Edwin Sippel, Fred Sherwood, Dorothy Springer, Pat Suppes, Regenia Tankersley. TOP Row-Edward Taylor, Bar- bara Thomas, Nancy Thomas, Vivian Thompson, Mildred Tinius, Valjean Wiley, Jean Winn, Margaret Withington, Heston Witwer, Harold Wood. HOUSE OF REPRESEN- TATIVES llore new motions . . . Bar- bara works hard to keep the minutes up . . . discussions long and loud . . . .lean acquires the harassed look of an overworked treasurer . . . the Lost and Found starts a new system with the loss of the lost and found files . . . the trip to Knoxville puts new ideas in the minds of the dele- gates . . . the voice of the home rooms is heard . . . Bill moves we adjourn. mn. HONOR STUDY GROUP 1 Borroivr Row-Virginia Crume, Wanda Barnes, Helen Alldredge, Mary O'Connor, Coy Lee Denton, Mary Louise Teter, Margarett Wade, Jane Wade, Margaret Clark, Helen Singler, Maralea Kilgore. SECOND Row-Shirley Ann Crays, Frieda Milsten, Margaret Henry, Marjorie Harper. Virginia Kaufman, Virginia Millard, Mary Jane Camp- bell, Pat Rodolf, Mary Margaret Sippel, Elizabeth Ann Dillon. THIIRD Row-Frances Yarborough, Sybil Cantrell, Harold Tucker, Jeane Deeley, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Betty Ramsey, Betty Kritikos, Mavis Saker, Marilyn Hamm, Bunny Crawford. Fouara Row-Norma Ann Cross, Luther Adams, Ella Riddle, Mary Coulter, Pauline Settles, Margie Morrow, Myra Mable Newby, Harriett Bates, George Ann Mackey, Betty Cole, Vern Owens. Tor Row-Joan Amrnerman, Jean James, Mary Sherwood, Mary Lou Reynolds, Charles Foushee, Alfred Smith, Buell Beard, Aloise Wiggins, Sarah Baker, Virginia Mathis, Helen Myers, Miles Bottomfield. HoNoR STUDY HALLS An honorable institution with honorable teachers and students . . . those chilly mornings when we posed for the photographer . . . learned pedagogues . . . teachers who can leave their rooms without a fear as to what will happen while they are gone . . . baskets for the poor at Christmas . . . ice-cream for students at Christmas . . . study . . . more study . . . applications for next year. MT -W-', HONOR STUDY GROUP 2 BOTTOM Row-Bill Creider, Betty Farmer, Mary Fitzpatrick, Billy Hansel, Martha Hoffman, Lura Karr, Loretta Millikin, Dorthelee. Rippee, Louise Shaver, J. T. Stanford, Ann Thompson, Jean Frances Harris. SECOND Rowe- Martha McComb, Polly Pollock, George Riddle, Jack Silver, Edwin Sippel, Ruth Southern, Robert Webster, Virginia Taylor, Virginia Crockett, Marjorie McClaskey, Jean Bradley, Margaret Clarkson. THIRD Row-Arthur Clark, Charles Beatty, John Kline, Aliene Sharp, Pollyanna Maxwell, Juanita Wilson, Helen Davis, Pat Suppes, Herbert Sutton, Murray Rickman, Lelia Holmgren. FOURTH Row-Elizabeth Herald, Chester Orchard, Harriet Kramer, Faye Flynn, John Null, Betty Gilbert, Lois Bailey, Evelyn Bowles. Hulda Miller, Bill Tucker, Alvis Holloway. FIFTH Row-Robert Kline, Jaye Jean Coleman, Foye Kelley, Margie Smith, Helen Steinson, Norma Deutsch, Julia Johnson, Mary Cotton, Gerry Campbell, Tommy Jones, Morris Etheredge, Kenneth Reed. TOP Row-Mary Jane Davis, Lois Brown, Thomas Johnston, Talcott Park, Evelyn Sipes, Frances Winburn, Lorraine Smith, Thaddeus Snell, Richard Elliston, Robert Oesch, Robert Payne. HONOR STUDY HALLS lfaxnous remarks from study hall proctors . , . Bailey: go and Q' stand in the corner . . . Crume: you can do anything, but you must 2lSk...HOfflllHIlI all right, now! . . . Pollock: go straight to the library . . . Cross: sh- sh-hl Cwith motionsj . . . proof that students can study indust- riously without faculty super- vision . . . last day parties . . . goodbye, teacher . . . no more pencils, no more books, no more teachers dirty looks. an 4-, 355 -ei- l-vii' GIRLS' LEAGUE BOTTOM Row-Betty Overmiller, Virginia Crume, Marguerite Moore, Betty Cherryhomes, Annabel Beck. SECOND Row-Joan Davis, Gerry Lee Wall, Mazie Miller, Norma Rylander. Tor' Row-Klementine Rickey, Pat Camblin, Ann Blackman, Shirley Rambo, Suzanne Billings, Minnie Mae Summers, sponsor. . . 1 GIRL,S LEAGUE Betty, Pat, and Joan start the balls rolling . . . the friendship committee is organized . . . Gerry Lee and Joan reverse of- fices . . . Nliss Tibbals tells about England . . . lNIrs. Sum- mers reads the bulletin . . . lllarguerite, lllazie, and Ann, the pen-pnshers . . . Nliss Peter- son inspires us to be shop girls . . . Tulsals only policewoinan talks . . . promptly at nine 0'cloclc the hen party breaks up. ADVERTISING BOARD Borroivr Row-Evelyn Rollier, A. C. Askew, Lois Drybread, Jimmy Gibbs, Morris Billington, Russell James, Ellen Arnold, Lois Cline, Florice Crackenberger. SECOND Row-Harold Walker, Norma Cross, Jean Taylor, Marcella Phillips, Lillian Bentley, Constance Ghormley, Helena Edwards, Kathryn Rainbolt. THIRD Row-Edna Rosenberg, Mary Coulter, Betty Overmiller, Marguerite Moore, Betty Woodson. Georgana Page, Priscilla Harry, Martha Morris, Miriam Endres. TOP Row-Donald Bauter, Otis Wheeler, Charles Caughey, John Robert Barnett, James Argue, Bill Eastman, John Wilkins, J. Roy Inbody, sponsor. ADVERTISING BOARD The year opens with Presi- dent R. proving too popular to hold the office . . . time on the assembly programs: we ask for ten minutes, we get fourg we use two . . . parading signs in front of football crowds . . . Secretary Martha forgets to write down important commit- tees . . . Search for clever ideas . . . finish the year under the second able and poular presi- dent, Don. COURTESY SERVICE CLUB GROUP 1 Members of the C. S. C., alphabetically arranged: Betty Jo Adams, Zoe Adelhelm, Helen Adkins, Marie Adolph, Alberta Ahrens, Helen Arnmons, Anna Marie Anabel, Jane Ellen Austin, Jacqueline Avery, Elaine Bahos, Marion Baker, Charles Lee Barham, June Barnes, Kathryn Barnes, Eudora Barr, Torn Bartlett, Ralph Baston, John Benson, Mary Jean Berkman, June Bird, Dorothy Bishop, Phyllis Blankenburg, Yvonne Bloom, Errol Borden, Bill Brad- ley, Dick Brown, Dyle Brown, Mary Alice Byrd, Thelba Caldwell, Earl Calhoun, Luna Campbell, Sybil Cantrell, Mary Louise Carr, Carl Carson, Louise Castillo, Robert Clarke, Patty Cole, Margaret Coleman, Dorothy Collins, Frances Cooper, Ethyl Copeland, Hazel Copeland, Q. V. Corey, J. C. Cox, Ed Detjen, Evelyn Dingle, Jean Dismuke, Mary Ellen Durkee, Nellie Edwards, Eleanor Einhorn, Betty Elliott, Elaine Endicott, Irene Eriksson, Thomas Eu- banks, Marguerite Fadem, Robert Faulds, Phyllis Ferrier, Everett Filley, Helen Fishback, Mary Jane Fortney, Pete Fowler, Billy Fulbright, Marjorie Ghormley, Paul Greene, Elton Grove, Berdeen Hanks, Dot Hardin, Jack Harris, Jean Harshaw, Helen Hazen, Bertha Henderson, Harriet Hendricks, Jack Herring, Kay Hicks, Margaret Hughes, Chris Ireland, Nila Marie Jackson, Christine Jacobs, Ralph James, Margie Jean Johnson, Richard Johnson, Dick Keeling, Louise Kenney, Mary Kertzman, Pauline Knebel, Frances Knoten, Robert Leake, Betty Jo Lewis, Bill Lindsey, Helen Lindsay, James Loofbourrow, Albert Lott. Peggy Lott, Ruth Loyd. , COURTESY SERVICE CLUB The ladies, assisted by the gentlemen, open the year by electing 1, C. for their president . . . noble services performed by the C. S. C. since 1925 . . . El eatis eye watch kept on the lock- ers . . . it doesnyt make any dit- terenee if your aunt is sick, you'll have to get that pass stamped at the office . . . ice- skziting, with Nir. Black eating dinner oft the nizuitel as El con- sequence. COURTESY SERVICE CLUB GROUP 2 Members of the C. S. C., alphabetically arranged: Betty MacDowell, Harry Mandeville, Corrine Maxwell, Mar- garet Mayginnes, Rebecca McCright, Adrienne Mclver, Betty McKendry, Merry McKinney, Alva McKnight, Barbara Meiser, Betty Jo Miller, Helen Miller, Maxine Miller, Betty Mitchell, Mary Jayne Mitchell, Jack Moskowitz. Dana Moss, Elaine Moss, Maxine Nelson, Ima Jean Nettles, Helen Louise Newman, Joyce Nicholson, Betty Nixon, Dorothy Noah, Marion Obermiller, Bill O'Bleness, Edwin Packard, Doris Partridge, Aldine Patrick, Madeline Patterson, C. B. Perry, Roberta Piper, Reva Poe, Rosemary Polk, Bill Poulos, Hirram Price, Muzetta Prickett, Dolores Reed, Harold Reed, Mary Reichard, Patricia Richey, June Riker, Virginia Roark, Betty Roberts, Mildred Roberts, Leonard Rolen, Isabelle Rowe, Lambert Rule, Mary Schaub, Wilhelmina Schlingman, lVlartin Scrivner, Frances Seigle, Edward Sewell, Dick Shepard, Kendall Sherrill, Katherine Sherry, Clarene Smith, Jeanette Smith, Lois Smith, Flora Jean Snow, Jeanne Stadler, Woody Stambaugh, Alice Statton, Betty Stevenson, Russell Stipp, Billy Straley, Alice Stranahan, Verna Swafford, Clarann Swartz, Gerald Taylor, Pauline Taylor, Ed Thiry, Ellouise Thrasher, Josephine Townsend, Cathelene Tucker, Betty Jo Turner, Jo Ann Turner, Gus Van Beek, Glenna Walker, Elizabeth Ward, Marie Welch. Hazel Wheatley, Mildred Wheeler, Margaret Wiley, Mary Ruth Wilkinson, Leo Willetts, Gene Wilson, Martha Winfrey, Katherine Wood, Ethelen Wright, Marjorie York, Inez Zimmerman. COURTESY SERVICE CLUB Famous sayings . . . Captain Kleiser: Arc you sure youyrc tardy? .. . . Captain Bake1':The lost and found is ovcr there . . . Captain Annibal: You can't eat in the halls . . . Captain Austin: You canyt get out . . . Captain Hardin: You Canyt get in your locker . . . Captain Kneblc: You Can't sit in this auditorium . . . and with C. S. C. saying what Can't be done, students hurry to get a pass. my 'Z SPEAKERS BUREAU BOTTOM Row-Gene Guinn, Miriam Endres, Jo Anne Strickland, Martha Robertson, Virginia Crume, Betty Bruner, Betty Lee Powell, Barbara Black, Annabel Beck, Kay Schlosser. SECOND Row--Sidney Patterson, George Widner, Bill Holway, Mel Klar, Vernon Adrean, Raymond Feldman, Polly Pollock, Sarah Baker, Leigh McCas1in, Jack Alexander. THIRD Row-Ruth Rawlins, Virginia Millard, Mary McMahan, Mary Bowles, Dorothy Zarrow, Betty Whitlow, Frances Engle, Joan Davis, Priscilla Harry. FOURTH Row-Harvey Ammerman, James Argue, Pat Suppes, Bill Morrow, Alphild Larson, sponsor, Bob Dow, Thomas Johnston, Robert Staley, Dana Moss, John Foster, SPEAKERS, BUREAU A total of ninety speeches helps to amuse and inform Tulsa's civic clubs . . . unusual programs at meetings: debates, orations, panel discussions, ex- tempore speaking . . . Harvey elected presiding officer . , . the cream of the crop of Central's speakers and politicians . . . the Cbristmas party at Polly's . . . members participate in radio day . . . production of another Daze . . . new members . . . sum- mer assumes the task of provid- ing hot air. T CLUB Borrozvr Row-Florice Crackenberger, Gloria Gates, Delta Lockewitz, David George, Mary Jane Baile, Helen Koonce, Daisy Lockewitz. SECOND Row-Jean Frances Harris, Margaret McHugh, Margaret Nichols, Barbara Thomp- son, Kathryn Rainbolt, Jean Taylor. T1-mm Row-Lynette DeParlier, Maurine Smith, L. B. Myers. Maurice Fried- man, Paul Lawson. Reva Shurtleff, Jean Martin. FOURTH Row-Warren Baird, Helen Bement, Mode Perry, Bill Tucker, Manley Johnson, Winton Churchill, Mary Lemmon, Bill Eastman. TOP Row-M. E. Hurst, sponsor, Ruth Logue, Tom Bartlett, Tom Conner, Hazel Shepherd, Elinor Underwood, Bennet Gilliland. 1 T CLUB T Club . . . football games . . . Whereis your school spirit? buy your pennants here! . . . shakers, ten cents: horns, a nickel . . . lNIr. Hurst zealously supervising the income and out- go . . . Bill and Floriee, presi- dent and secretary . . . presenta- tion of In The Nlfxt Room . . . Reporter Dow and Detective Reed ferret out Arch-criminal Alexander . . . tests . . . more tests . . . elimination tests . . . the Winners . . . Tis . . . induc- tion . . . picnic. CAMARATA CLUB BoT'roM Row-Joan Ammerman, Phyllis Ferrier, Harriet Bates, Barbara Black, Beverly Black, Josephine Boddy, Mary Louise Cantrell, Mary Coulter. SECOND Row-Norma Cross, Virginia Crume, Joan Davis, Adrienne Auerswald, Gene Guinn, Jean Frances Harris, Rosemary Leon. T1-mm Row-Nancy Mieher, George Ann Mackey, Marguerite Moore, Mary Louise Nicholson, Polly Pollock, Margaret Pratt, Norma Rylander, Kay Schlosser. FOURTH Row-Jennie Livingstone, sponsor, Martha Shannon, Madeline Souter, Ruth Southern, Mary Jo Steele, Gerry Lee Wall, Jean Winn, Suzanne Schock. Top Row-Kathleen Clarkson, Betty Fuller, Emily Ann Hamilton, Betty Cherryhomes, Peggy Porter, Connie LoVel1ete, Betty Logan, Joan Ross. Elizabeth Harth. CAMARATA llleetings every other lllon- day afternoon . . . President Ruthie Southern up in front . . . Secretary Polly Pollock checks the roll . . . red jackets and White buttons . . . tea for the new members . . . Saturday night supper and long ltalian Bring' spaghetti . . . a dance at Bettyls ,W . . . picnics and a spring prom A' . election of new members . . . ready for another year of good times. .wr A CAPPELLA CHOIR Borroivx Row-Virginia Chandler, Helen Richards, Norma Rylander, Margaret Daniel, Helen Petty, Jean Reisher, Faith Swarz, Winona Rawlins, Lou Ellen McMunn, Mary Jones, Marianne Heins. SECOND Row-Jane Ford, Peggy Porter, Alice Elston, Mary Louise Cantrell, Mary Carolyn McAfee, Bonnie Shockey, Mildred Leonard, Marie Anglin, Jane Cully, Catherine Henderson. THIRD Row-Julia Lancaster, Earlene Davis, Emily Ann Hamilton, Helen Davis, Madeline Miller, Eleanor Marks, Dorothy Walsh, Rosemary Heatley, Adrienne Auerswald, Ruby Lee Taylor, Cleora Lang. FOURTH Row-'Donald Bauter, Jack Mills, John Foster, Ailene Smith, Nancy Pollard, Vivian Simpson, Bob Blaker, Melvin Clark, Billy Cox, Billy Davis, Jim Smedley. FIFTH Row-Maurice Friedman, George Widner. Richard Holt, Jack Elliott, Jim Hickerson, Art Gordon, Charles Pelton, Frank Moffatt, Robert Cogswell, Morrison Blaine, Charles Craig. TOP Row-Joe Crutchfield, Bert Dugger, Jack Cecil, Ralph Lane, Bill Davis, George Oscar Bowen, director, Robert Hoss, David Naylor, James Crawford, Phil Hayes, Bob Stanley, Dewitt Moore. Those whose pictures do not appear are: Jimmy Gibbs, Barbara Matson, Raymond McEvoy, Pauline Starkey, Evelyn Travers. A CAPPELLA Appearance in assembly , . . broadcasting becomes a fine art . . . lllr. Bowen comments: Stop! WC,fC3 Hat . . . Nlacleline quit yawning . , . S0p1'ZtllOS,2l 5 little higher . . . Vvinona, give us the pitch . . . a hilarious Christmas party . . . someone always forgets his robe . . . Nlills and Foster are always sharp . . . Don strives to keep the legs of his chair on the floor . . . no more practicing. OPERA CLUB Borroivi Row-Lois Pursell, Margaret Coleman, Maureen Fallis, Ruby Samples, Anne Eckle, Sybillous Box, 'Guss Babb, Vivian Weaver, Doris Ann Ashton, Evelyn Bagwell, Betty Maness. SECOND Row-Helen Chandler, Barbara McMinn, Norma Lee Valentine, Lucille Miller, Betty Stevenson, Gloria Yates, George Wiggins, Robert Rorschach, Jack Trammell, Ina Lewis. THIRD Row-Bette Gilger, Elouise Forster, Georgeanna Gordon, Jeanne Gougler, Charlyne Karch, Allen Clinkscales, Roberta Ragland, Sue Deck, Cecil Deist, Stephen Nelson, Billy Hansel. FOURTH Row-Lucy Barton, Virginia Spence, Anita Vaughn, Maurine Best, Doris Perry, Louise McKee, Margaret Miller, Sue Richardson, LaRue Hickok, Howard McHenry, Alice MacCorkindale, Thomas Crane. FIFTH Row-Robert Rowe, Gerald Whit- ney, instructor, Theodore Presley, Maxine Hendrix, Beth Burris, Mary Ellen Kesselring, Helen Lowery, Hattie Lee Taylor, Betty Van Pelt, Fred Anderson, Roy Small. SIXTH Row-Jack Morrow, Billy Hackathorn, Herman Brum- mett, Gene Canady, Joe LaGrone, Bill Austin, Dwight Mapes. Those whose pictures do not appear are: Leo Austin, Helen Bement, Wilma Butler, Bertha Henderson. OPERA CLUB Yuletide in the Court of King Arthur . . . Howzmi gives his own interpretation of K0 Ko . . . the hlaekboards decorated with grand opera Qbut the words z1rcn't the szunej ...Gene portrays the humane itiikado . . . that vase on the piano is the climax of Wir. VVhitney's He still, be quietn . . . -loc cronies up in the world when he takes the part of Pooh Bah. ST. CECILIANS Borroivi Row-Dorothy Reser, Juanita Foote, Virginia Lee Morris, Louise Kenney, Marie Kenney, Hattie Lee Taylor, Donna Bishline, Evelyn Rollier. SECOND Row-Betty Hilsabeck, Nancy Thomas, Helen Lowery, Ruby Mar- shall, Betty Johnson, Jimmie Worley, Ernestine Stroud, Gerald Whitney, instructor. THIRD Row-Flora Belle Hensley, Helen Grimes, Anniebeth Floyd, Jean Hoffman, Reva Shurtleff, Dorothy Jean Noah, Maurine Richardson, Jean Goug- ler. FOURTH Row-Rae Mae Henville, Betty Quackenbush, Anale Williams, Mary Lou Rowell, Dorothy Harris, Mar- jorie Lawson, Helen Denham. Rosalie Hillme. Tor Row-Harriet Kramer, Daphne Best, Rosalyn Brown, Anna Marie Plummer, Martina Miller, Lanorah Higgins, Marguerite Stuart, Mary Elinor Jensen. SAINT CECILIANS if Flash! . . . what director if i amuses his students with a Scot- ' tish dance? . . . notice those new wine and White Vestments . . . Stiny warbles on Radio Day . . . music has charm . . . Secretary Virginia and her castancts . . . our president, Jimmie: elected not only because she was loved by all, but because she talked the Ill0Sf . . . Harni-ony and lovely maidens. awww A . ORCHESTRA Members of the orchestra, alphabetically arranged: Margaret Abrams, Teddy Adams, James Argue, Marjorie Asher, Mary Barnard, Mary Barnes, Helen Bement. Jim Blazer, Mary Bowles, Jackie Brennan, concertmaster, Charles Briley, Ruth Burger, Betty Bustard, Billie Bustard, Morton Burg, Betty Calloway, Mary Carr, Drusilla Carter, Blanche Crawford, Guy Croft, Mary Daugherty, Helen Dentsen, Dorothy Dickison, Betty Elliot, Joan Flemming, Bill Forkner, Melvin Frick, Glovonna Gambell, Virginia Gatrell, Maxine Hacke, Betty Hagmire, Geraldine Hargis, Betty Heilman, Elizabeth Hough, Elton Hunt, Paul Johnson, Virginia Johnson. Jerry Keith, Erwin Kerr, Norman Kirschke, Bill Knupp, Cleona Lange. Jackie Lavelle, Pearl Langley, Joe Linde, Virginia Loney, Raymond McConahy, J. W. McDermitt, Betty McGilvray, Lela Meyers, Jean Moore. Arvilla Mullen, Ellis Myers, Lola Myers, Floyd Newlin, Jack Moehlenkamp, Melva Morcoin, Robert Patton, Carol Pearsons, Alfred Persons, Merril Phelps, Bob Price, Willard Quirk. Marcella Quesenberg. Betty Rice, Bob Rice, Buddy Rogers, Ann Roller, Mary Sivadon, Jane Snyder, Rosamond Stephenson, Jimmy Stevenson, Thaddeus Snell, Raymond Swanson, president, Joan Tiederman, Alvin Tonper, Virginia Trees, Alma Tyler, Albert Weatherly, Bob Weatherly, John Wheeler, Maurine Whitefield, Carrie Wilson, Martha Winfrey, DeWitt Wyant. ORCHESTRA Two niiiiutes notice before broaclcastiiig . . . wciiiei' roasts with plenty ot weiners tion' oneei . . . pei'toi'1iia1iee ot equ- estrizui prowess by Rifle 'lfni Cowboy , VVez1tlierly . . . oli, the relief ot tliose crying blue-notes after trying perforinaiices . . . out ot school for tea time play- ers . . . troiiiboiies lose place :uicl Hsliden whole orehestrzi off . . . fiddling aroiintl for the Coni- meneemeiit exercises. so aa ,,,, gs- To . 11 'fl l 'K , I ' 'S' I f 't ' ig, L. b g .Ai .snr ' . if ' ' P Li 2 Nfl R Q-4 3. iv r.. Q 9 .N Q- VX 1' ' I 1 I A 1 'r ,' MEMBERS OF THE BAND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED John Adams, Raymond Anderson, Jimmie Baker, drum major, Thomas Barnard, Billy Barnes, John Barton, Ralph Baston, Tommy Bates, John Benson, Jim Berry, Jim Blazer, sergeant, Bob Booth, Gilbert Briggs, John Brown, Richard Brown, Jack Burch, Morton Burg, Jack Cannon, Jimmie Carter, sergeant, John Chronic, sergeant, Herbert Clausing, Vernon Clausing, E. J. Cook, Guy Croft, Gerald Daniel, Jack Deegan, Lee Dunham, Dean Duston, Mark Endicott, Maurice Featherston, Bob Fisher, Bill Forkner, Herb Forrest, Melvin Frick, captain, James Fritche, Harry Gates, Louis Gelfand, Tom Giboney, Elton Grove, Howard Hall, Bill Henderson, Paul Hinds, Wallace Hough, Joe Howard, Elton Hunt, Jack Ingram, Raymond Johnson, Harold Jollief, Bill Kaiser, J. B. Kibler, Norman Kirschke, Sam Kneale, Bill Knupp, Jack Legrand, Joe Linde, Warren Macy, Alvin Markus, Bill Martin, Bob McCollum, Arthur McElroy, Jack McMinn, Vernon Miner, Jack Moehlenkamp, sergeant, Dewitt Moore, Truman Moote, Dana Moss, Kenneth Murphey, Alfred Persons, Merrill Phelps, Bob Price, sergeant, Willard Quirk, Bill Rainwater, Forest Rees, Joe Rhodes, lieutenant, Robert Roach, Jim Roberts, Buddy Rogers, Everett Ruffin, John Sell, Robert Siegismund, Dick Shepard, Fred Sherwood, William Shoemaker, Thaddeus Snell, John Snyder, Woodrow Stambaugh, Harlan Steele, Warren Stobaugh, Raymond Swanson, John Thompson, Jack Thurman, Russel Thurman, Alvin Topper, Donald VanZant, Paul Ward, Albert Weatherly, Bob Weatherly, top sergeant, Don Wells, John Wheeler, Henry Williams, Raiford Worthely, Cornell Young, Albert Weatherly, director. i ,f i - 'M ,,-, . - ff flew sf ,nz ff BAND They love a parade! . . . IDl'llIll-lX'IZljOl' Jininiyys dance on M as rftt ' 1 the big drum at the Classen s game . . . Sealpers are sissiesl . . . chanting Chief Red Featheru after every touchdown . . . the tennis fiend, llelvin lfrick, is elected Captain . . . ln- clian eanip-fire scene between halves . . . another picnic to celebrate Bob Prieeys hitting a right note . . . the sun on all those shiny instruinents. df V I SCALPERS GROUP 1 BOTTOM Row-Paul Ellington, A. C. Askew, Donald Frank, Walter Glenn, Roy Brown, Bill McDowell, Russell James, Richard Mason, Mel Klar. SECOND Row-Rector Swearengin, sponsor, John Ratcliffe, George Coe, L. B. Meyers, Ralph Barnley, Buford Tribble, Harold Walker, Harold Frost, Raymond McEvoy. THIRD Row-Jack Kirk- bride, Ralph Brummet, Herman Brummet, Robert Allen, Bob Hebeler, Hubert Noble, John Allred, Gerry Johnson, Charles Nesbitt. FOURTH Row-Herbert Officer, Lindsay Hume, Vernon Foster, Jack Elliott, Otis Wheeler, H. B. Latting, Lloyd Whitney, Ray P. Smith, Harvey Ammerman. FIFTH Row-Bill Eastman, Jim Davis, Robert Imler, Leigh McCaslin, Floyd Newlin, John Wilkins, Sydney Patterson, George Summers, Frank Garner. TOP Row-Ralph Langenheim, Jimmie Blaine, Reh Lee Smith, Bill Miller, Gilbert Tompson, Bill Boyd, Charles Bacon, Bruce Nims, Joe Bottler. ' 3 -- , at . SCALPERS - I A Scalpersl handsome pled ge s decorating ltlohawlos lagoons . . . thrilling rushes accorded out of town girls . . . cheering the team to victory . . . up and coming lllr. Swearingen as sponsor . . . acting as able cs- corts to Her lllajesty . . . Presi- dent Sid, the Bean Bruinmel of all Scalpers . . . and the Cow bells are handed back to the far- mer until next year. SCALPERS BOTTOM Row--Jim Nuckolls, Richard Elliston, Keith Caldwell, Lorin Hedrick, Jimmy McCormick, Don Blaicher, Donald Bohannan. SECOND Row-Jack Collins, Chad Robinson, John Chilton, John Nicholson, Fount Lovejoy, Wally Schott. THIRD Row-Edward Drake, Harold Wood, Derrall Meyer, Cowley Rhodes, Bill Glenn, Neal Galbreath, Don Eaton. Tor Row-Earl Markwell, Walter Foster, Jack Sanders, Dana Morris, Max Segal, Albert Lott, Heston Witwet, Charles Doyle. ' SCALPERS Pledges pushing peanuts with their probosccs . . . bandsnicn are sissiesl . , . decorating the goal posts at the football games . . . down the line with the pledges . . . honor guests at the Coronation of the queen . . . rooters at the ball games . . . door duty at the plays . . . al- ways original in everything . . . painting the corridors red with those uniforms. iii! if U M, 'it in 'F' .. BRAVETTES Borroivr Row-Pauline Settles, Maxine Stewart, Virginia Cripps, Bette Sulzbach, Vivian Byrd, Virginia Gatrell, Fay Long, Marie Smith, Doris Layman. SECOND Row-Betty Keeton, Cleo Hilburn, Mary Risner, Dorothy Jane Hughes, Betty Rice, Mary Jo Parker, Dorothy Bossard, Katherine Sulzbach, Rosalie Nickell, DuRee Hollis. THIRD Row-Virginia Lindsey, Flora Kleese, Betty Johnson, Marsell Skinner, Gloria Loftin, Willa Mae Solomon, Emalee Mitchell, Marie Smith, Doris Nell Daugherty, Regenia Tankersley, Doris Perry. FOURTH Row-Elizabeth Manes, Lanorah Higgins, Beth Watkins, Martina Miller, Thelma Seawright, Edythe Peacock, Daisy Putnam, Norma Erwin, Darlene Batterson, Alice Fern Miles, Evelyn Woods. Top Row-Ruth Gifford, sponsor, Virginia Kieffer, Betty McGilvray, Lura Karr, Berniece Emanuel, Muriel Ashby, Peggie Wolfe, Helen Myers, Madeline McPherson, Ruth Chisholm, sponsor. BRAVETTES Official ushers . . . right this way, please . . . door dutyl . . . the trip to llnskogee . . . those awfnl crowds . . . why don't people stay where tlieylre put? . . . first year for pledges . . . pledge picnic . . . yon'd better be Caretnl, or we'll tell Betty . . . new white jackets . . . Nlary Joe for president . . . the old re- train: may I see your stubs please? . . . Queenls Coronation. . . . our sponsors, llliss Gifford and Nliss Cliishohn. CO-OPERATIVE PART TIME Borroivt Row-Elmo Smith, Bill Moore, Max Crowson, Earl Richey, Ray Parham. Charles Bucklih, Charles Reynolds. SECOND Row-Kenneth Mendenhall, Simon Knoten, Jr., Paul Atherton, Welden Arrington, Jim Mason, Bill Kennard. THIRD Row-Harold Atherton, John Thomas, John Davis. Clyde Owen, Melvin Kinch, Ben Reynolds, Don Pennington. Fouivrz-1 Row-Joseph Best, James O'Bryan, Charles Purser, Ned Dorris, Ralph Gobble, George Cunning- ham, Wesley Campbell. TOP Row-Med Applewhite, Dick Nuckolls, Glen Loum, Elmer Renfro, Alva Hembree, Leroy Hough, W. E. Keyes, sponsor. CO-OPERATIVE PART- TIME STUDENTS Over one hundred students going to school and receiving valuable training in forty dif- ferent occupations . . . Nlr. Keyes leaves for Florida . . . hir. Chandler becomes coordi- nator . . . work two weeks, school two weeks . . . jewelry- makers . . . bank messengers . . . drugstore clerks . . . and many others . . . classworlc under the direction of hir. Pallissard and llr. Barhydt . . . work half ri dayg school half a day. L A - l STUDENT CUSTODIANS Bor'roM Row A C Askew Lee Roberson, Gail Bennett, Bobby Fisher, Harold Tucker, John Brown, Steve Sawyer SECOND Row Wayburn Cotton Howard Crider, Glen Downing, Wayne Fogle, Dan Painter, Kenneth Popejoy, Kenneth Wagoner THIRD Row Leo Engles David Naylor, William Bowles, Eldon Potter, Gene Gilpin, Whit Martin, Arthur Clark Tor Row Earl Sanders sponsor, M. L. Holland, Don Cotner, Buddy Feterly. STUDENT CUSTODIANS Wayiie made president . . . 218,000 square feet of floors and Walks to clean daily . . . 16,252 square feet of black- boarcls to massage every Satur- day . . . point system . . . new uniforms . . . Mulligan supper . . . Bobby and his elevator, Mazie . . . happy paydays . . . Christmas cleaning . . . rush to finish before night school . .. microscopic inspection by moni- tors...T awards for high point men . . . yearly banquet. ,any QC .nm STAGECRAFT Borroivl Row-Albert Martin, sponsor, George Stroup, Donald Evans, James Holderman, Arthur Leatherwood, John Hammett. SECOND Row-Jack Welch, Wesley Nelson, Herbert Clausing, Cecil Schumacher, Elton Thompson. THIRD Row-Allenby Raymond, John Rucker, Melvin Putnam, Bill Green, James Wall, Eugene Wise. Tor- Row- Carroll Griffith, stage manager, George Griffith, Perry Catts, Herbert Maresh, James Crankshaw, Charles Allen. STAGECRAFT Castles in the air . . . prize- winning Christmas decorations . . . artistry plus carpentry . . . ten sacks of cement, one hundred yards of IlllISllll, and forty W pounds of calciniine make trees . . . broken firehose floods stage . . . perfect cooperation makes possible play changes in three minutes . . . quickest changes made when failure of organ ne- cessitates use of the piano . . . - feast of property oranges after flbirfs Irish Rose. INTERNATIONAL CLUB BOTTOM Row-Tom Bartlett, Cleo Bateman, Jean Benninghoff, Margaret Brown, Betty Bruner, Kathryn Butcher, Mary Louise Carr, Louise Carter, Lorraine Caruthers. SECOND RowwKathleen Clarkson, Lois Cline, Doris L, Coby, Dorothy Collins, Florice Crackenberger, Bill Eastman, Frank Garner, Elizabeth Harth. THIRD Row-Betty Hicks, June Houston, Mary Elinor Jensen. Tom Johnston, Martha Kessler, Nancy Lively, Ruth Logue, George Ann Mackey, Margaret Miller. FOURTH Row-Hubert Noble, Marcella Phillips, Helen Preisler, Kathryn Rainbolt, Helen Richards, Gene Roark, Evelyn Rollier, Lucile Rowell, Wilhelmina Schlingman. TOP Row-June Scott, Martha Shannon, Evelyn Sipes, Lavone Hanna, sponsor, Madeline Souter. Robert Staley, Jimmy Stevenson, Harvey Ammerman, Barbara Thompson, Lloyd Whitney. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Gene: l rise to a point of privilege . . . Conununisni I Down with the Faseists! Hooray for Naziisni! . . . Toni: if youire going to read from him, may l leave the room? . . . speakers . . . discussions . . . Can America stay out of war? . . . lflizabetli and Betty elected of- ficers . . . Bliss Hanna . . . lioake Carters quotations . . . new ideas and trends . . parlia- mentary law . . . future diplo- mats and lawyers. -we 'FQ GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB Bo'r1'oM Row-H. B. Latting, Rose Lee Nieholes, Shirley Aaronson, Merry Lee McCrary, Longstreet Hull, Bill Rayson, Harold Wood. SECOND Row-Bob Hebeler, Gene Yeazel. Frank B. Frank, Frank Garner, Harry Mandeville, Jules Thompson. THIRD Row-Duncan Bowie, L. B. Meyers, W. E. Holland, William MeCuen, Harold Hyden, Cecil Norton, Otis Wheeler. FOURTH Row-Claude Boatman, sponsor, Thomas Simon, Bob Yeakey, William N. Smith, Owen gV:i1ltt,go521irnall, Norman Kirschke. ToP Row-Howard Knox, Gene Muratet, Richard Shepard, Arthur Sweeney, o n or e . , fn. f' i GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB One of Central's newest or- ganizations . . . exhortations from President Simon . . . lec- tures on photography . . . visit to the Public Library to View exhibit of newspaper photo- graphy . . . hypo stains . . . scur- rying around for exhibition prints . . . prize-winners . . . lllr, Boatnian beams over hand- work of his proreges . . . agita- tion for a school news reel . . . in the dark room . . . club em- blems . . . double exposure. a Sr Borroivr Row B111 Grubb Dick Ellison Richard Cannon Mode Perry Taylor Burton, Junior Bluejacket, Harold Way Albert Schwab SECOND Row B111 Gannaway Buddy Arndt Eutls Coplin, Clyde Lackey, Allen MacDiarmid, Jack Sanders Charles Craig THIRD Row Robert Kitt Hal Cullen Leo Pratt William Bowles, Ralph Bloomfield, Mack Creager Lloyd Hoggatt Charles Pelton Top Row Grady Sklllern sponsor, Frank Tincup, Eldon Potter. LETTERMEN ln bed at ten! . , . carrying off the cups . . . those good-loolo ing sweaters make feminine hearts llutter . . . on the bench , . . spring brings track practice . . . Herb puts on a clenionstra- tion in sports assembly . . . Cop- lin flies through the air with the greatest of ease . . . long-leg- gui Bowles takes off ,cross country , . . football lettcrnien attend the Coronation of the Queen in their stocking feet. I ee B c i PASIPIKANS BoT'roM Row-Adaline Ferguson, Wi.nona Rawlins, Patience Gordon, Martha Morris, Betty Stites, Joan Tieder- man, Betty Rice, Loretta Millikin, Virginia Crockett, Martha Lewis. SECOND Row-Jennie DeArman, Helen Mavris Joyce Williams, Virginia Becking, Mary Jean Berkman, Barbara Wylie, Lila Earle, Betty Bustard, Rosa Joy Griffing Betty Lee Chancellor. THIRD Row-Mildred Markley, Lorraine Smith, June Marshall, Dolores Eaton, Jimmie Worley Ruby Samples, Erma Owens, Ina Lois Knight, Gloria Carro, Julia Johnson. Fovnrz-1 Row-Mary Louise Frye, Vir- ginia Souther, Eudena Daniels, Jean Rutledge, Martha Ann Kerr, Elizabeth Litchford, May Martin, Deevota Flem- ing, Ashley Hagar, Martha Winfrey. FIFTH Row-Virginia Cripps, Mary Frances Gobble, Pauline Livingston, Mar- garet Weerts, Betty Lee Scott, Ailene Smith, Charlyne Korch, Dot Hardi.n, Betty Wright, Martha Shaw. Top Row- Billie Bustard, Nelly Rose Sleppy, Betty Burkett, Frances Knoten, Madelyn King, Mary Jo Parker, Marjorie Litchy Helen Corrubia, sponsor. I ..... f 1 ssrr li' their J. A J is 494 5 PASIPIKANS Recreation plus thought, plus originality, equals Pasipikans . . . a fun-loving group partici- pating in competitive sports . . . ' the initiation of the poor sopho- mores . . . girls draping the side- walk on a roller skating party . . . Southern hospitality accord- ed visiting girls, teams . . . sue- cessful year with a good sport, llflrs. Corrubia, as sponsor . . . Betty Ruth's leadership through another wonderful year. i W f L Y f J C3 BOY SCOUTS BOTTOM RowSJohn Allred, George Black, Duncan Bowie. Bob Bowlin, Charles Boyd, Mac Boyd, Clarence Cochrane, Wallace Coe, Bruce Colton. SECOND Row-Bill Cheney, Taylor Collins, Don Eaton, Paul Ellington, Bill Forkner, Don Frank, Jack Harris, Bill Harrison, Bob Hoss. THIRD Row-Bud Inderrieden, Martin Kantor, John Kions. David Kerr, Dwight Mapes, Alvin Markus, Richard Mason, Bobby Moore, John Murray. FOURTH Row-Joe Musgrave, Raymond McEvoy, Robert Parks, Alfred Persons, Robert Roach, Chad Robinson, Eugene Robinson, Everett Ruffin, Joe Dan Rhodes. TOP Row-Wally Schott, Earl Smith, Gene Swaze, Calvin Swindell, Bob Thomas, William Walkley, DeWitt Wyant, Reece Wyant. BOY SCOUTS 'AJ The future leaders of America . . . Bill and Bob acting as flag bearers in assembly . . . Dwight and his incrit badge sash . . . Stc:1dyH Johnson falling in the pool in front of the Lincoln llc- inorial . . . reminiscences of the slainborce . . . Camp Garland . . . absent-minded President Clarence starting to lead the flag salute with, USVVl1lllllCl'S to your Illilfliw. , 1 Oi GIRL SCOUTS Borroivr Row-Flora Koonce, Mary Lee Jackson, Marianna Bloesch, Eloise Mauthe, Arlen Cunningham, Barbara Chouteau, Alma Tyler, Marjorie Johnson, Mary Jane Murray. SECOND Row-Joan Nelimark, Pauline Simms, Etta Mae McElroy, Dorothy Kennedy, Helen Koonce, Cecile Davis, Priscilla Green, Jane Gibbs. THIRD Row-Mary Lou Barnard, Mary Louise Arnold, Ruth Anna Bovaird, Norma Deutsch, Ora Lee Bowles, Natalie Essman, Priscilla Rhodes, Aliene Smith, Elizabeth Rigby. FOURTH Row-Betty Stitt, Betty MacDowell, Margaret Ann LOPP, Helen Myers, Carrie Wilson, Oolieta Maben, Saleta Field, Madeline McPherson. Tor Row-Rachel Jackson, Jean James, Mary Elinor Jensen, Barbara Wylie, Patty Cole, Eleanor Marks, Lois Smith, Miss Jean Staehling, Mrs. W. A. Rigby. GIRL SCOUTS lleeting not eallecl to order . . . tap dancing ,lean and the Inarionettes . . . dear olfl Camp Scott with its swimming hole . . . Carnival and Horse Show with its handsome horses and beautiful girls . . . Boy Scout Night-woo,Wool . . . campers reunion . . . Christmas basket . . . those delicious cookies . . . bright green and yellow stock- ings .... HI-Y GROUP 1 Bo'r'roM Row-Phillip Adams, A. C. Askew, Bobby Audd, Bill Austin, Jim Blazer, Joe Bottler, William Bowles, Bob Bowlin, Charles Brockman. SECDND Row-Jim Chandler, Clarence Cochrane, George Coe, James Crawford, Jack Curry, Bill Davis, Bill Warren Davis, Bob Dow. THIRD Row-Edwin Easley, Robert Fast, Everett Filley, Wayne Fogle, Herbert Forrest, Bill Forkner, John Foster, Vernon Foster. FOURTH Row-Charles Foushee, Bob Fuller, Bill Ganna- way, Frank Garner, David George, Bill Hackathorn, Bill Harrison, Lee Harrington, Ted Hayes, Don Herring. FIFTH Row-Bob Hebeler, Bill Henderson, Bill Henrici, Herman Hensel, Jim Hiekerson, Merton Houston, Robert Hoss, Jack Huff, Lindsay Hume. Top Row-Chris Ireland, Russell James, Charles Johnson, Harvey Ammerman, Bill Jenkins, Rufus Kirk, Howard Knox. H1-Y Bob 'ihflow 'ein Down Dow for president . . . induction by candlelight . . . initiates' dance . . . jo-Jon West extracting affiliation fees . . . Youth Week . . . picnic at Nlohawlc . . . city officials for a day . . . modern- ized ininutes by Mills . . . mem- bership drive: Big Chiefs James, Dow, lllills, and Lysleg Wid- ner, high man . . . victory dance . . . runnnage sale . . . Chief Pie- In-The-Face Johnson. .M HI-Y GROUP 2 BOTTOM Row-Bob Lain, H. B. Latting, Frank Lawyer, E. J, Lawyer, Preston Lowery, Bill MacDowell, Dwight Mapes, James Mason, Richard Mason, Arthur McElroy. SECOND Row-Don McLeod, Dick Mieher, DeWitt Miles, Jack Mills, Dana Moss, Frank Moffatt, John Murray, Jack Myers, Charles Nesbitt. THIRD Row+Bruce Nims, Hubert Noble, Bill O'Bleness, Herbert Officer, Raymond Ousterhout, Howard Parker, Sidney Patterson, Jack Pigford, Everett Pope, Willard Quirk. FOURTH Row-George Riddle, Gene Roark, Everett Ruffin, Everett Schoonover, Jack Shields, Ray Smith, Walter Suggett, George Summers, Patt Suppes. TOP Row-Craig Teterick, Bob Thomas, Gilbert Tompson, Buford Tribble, Mervil Tubbs, Harold Tucker, Jim Vlahos, Robert Webster, Otis Wheeler, Danny Whitten, George Widner, Don Bauter. H1-Y Alumni reunion . . . Older Boys, Conferenceg agitators Smith and Johnson on the bus . . . f'Keep your distance, cow- boy . . . skinned Shins and bruised faces at Rough House . . . joint meetings with thc comely Keystoners . . . banquet with A, Z. Afs . . . wit efflor- esces in cabinet meetings . . . Chief Singleton: Now hcre's an idea you fellows might think about . . . Juniors become su- preme. ALPHA KEYSTONERS BOTTOM Row-Alberta Ahrens, Joan Ammerman, Adrienne Auerswald, Mary Jane Baile, Lois Bailey, Doris Bell, Barbara Black, Dorothy Blackwood, Josephine Boddy, Roberta Brooks, Betty Bruner, Mary Louise Cantrell. SECOND Row-Maxine Carnett, Louise Carter, Kathleen Clarkson, Lois Cline, Marjorie Cohenour, Betty Cole, Betty Cotham, Mary Coulter, Ella Mae Couser, Shirley Ann Crays, Virginia Crume. THIRD Row-Margaret Daniel, Helen Jeanette Davis, Lynette DeParlier, Marileen Edmonsen, Betsy Feemster, Phyllis Ferrier, Joan Fleming, Anniebeth Floyd, Mary Jane Ford. Elaine Frame, Betty Fuller, Lucille Gage, Joan Goeppinger. FOURTH Row-Betsy Jo Goff, Corrine Green, Helen Grimes, Jo Ann Grimm, Gene Guinn, Emily Ann Hamilton, Jean Frances Harris, Jo Fay Harrison, Priscilla Harry, Jean Harshaw, Elizabeth Harth, Margaret Henry. TOP Row-Elizabeth Herald, Betty Hicks, Kay Hicks, Ruth Hicks, Martha Hoffman, Mary Jean Holm, Aleen Horn, Jean James, Betty Johnson, Judy Johnson, Loretta Johnson, Gloria Jones, Margaret Ann Judy, Charlotte Kosier. ALPHA KEYSTONERS Sign ups . . . first joint meet- ing . . . letter of acceptance . . . Klexican supper . . . lnciuction service . . . the pins arrive . . . Virginia's report . . . are there volunteers for this committee? cicicr and popcorn at the ging- ham and overall dance . , . Katie-'s programs . . . Christ- mas dance . . . Nliss Harring- tonys talks . . . program plays . . . ls that what a Kcystoncr should do? . . . the continual knock of the gavei. ALPHA KEYSTONERS GROUP 2 Borroivi Row-Alice Elston, Alice Ford, Betty Kirksey, Barbara Layne, Rosemary Leon, Betty Logan, Ruth Logue, Connie LoVellette, Carolyn Luckett, George Ann Mackey, Betty McMahon, Barbara Matson. SECOND Row-Etta Mae McElroy, Nancy Mieher, Madeline Miller, Martha Morris, Betty Neal, Alice O'Brien, Mary O'Connor, Martha Palmer, Polly Pollock, Peggy Porter, Helen Preisler. Ti-mm Row-Kathryn Rainbolt, Winona Rawlins, Martha Rei- ehard, Mary Reichard, Marjorie Renfro, Katherine Rhodes, Joan Ross, Isabelle Rowe, Velma Ruch, Rosemary Russell, Norma Rylander, Kay Schlosser. FOURTH Row-Suzanne Schock, Martha Shannon. Cherry Sherwood, Evelyn Sipes, Mary Margaret Sippel, Lillian Jane Smith, Madeline Souter, Ruthie Southern, Mary Steele, Rosamond Stephenson, Patricia Stewart, Rose Jean Stone, Billie Straley. Tor Row-Clarann Swartz, Jean Taylor, Barbara Thompson, Betty Thompson, Betty Urban, Mildred Wheeler, Betty Whitlow, Mary Wood, Martha Woods, Betty Woodson. Z ALPHA KEYSTONERS President Nancy . . . Ruthiels minutes . . . parties for the children . . . report from the Children's Home . . . the tea for our mothers . . . donyt for- get to call .Ioan , . . successful runnnage sale . . . Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets . . . cab- inet meetings . . . Easter egg hunt at Childrenys Home . . . trading dances . . . the candle- light service...friendship circle . . . here's to next yearls girls . . . election of next year's officers. BETA KEYSTONERS GROUP 1 Borroivi Row-Margaret Abrams. Margaret Albertson, Helen Ammons, Bernice Anderson, Anna Marie Anibal, Ellen Arnold, Doris Ann Ashton, Martha Lou Austin, Marjorie Autry, Eleanor Bacon, Jo Eloise Baker, Marion Baker, Mary Lou Barnard, Lucy Barton. SECOND Row-Annabel Beck, Helen Bement, Alice Best, Frances Bittei-ling, Claire Blauner, Betty Boarts, Mary Bowles, Dorothy Bossard, Jean Bradley, Frances Branham, Joan Brinkley, Lois Brown, Margaret Brown, Katherine Butcher. Ti-mm Row-Betty Calloway, Betty Campbell, Mary Louise Carr, Drusilla Carter, Eleanor Carter. Lorraine Caruthers, Louise Castillo, Marjorie Chambers, Roberta Chapman, Mary Louise Church, Patty Cole, Dorothy Collins, Helen Comfort, Ruth Compton, Emily Lou Cook. Foumu Row-Jean Cooley, Martha Jo Copple, Florice Crackenberger, Virginia Crockett, Norma Cross, Geraldine Crowe, Dorthea Crudup, Mary Daugh- erty, Kathryn Davis, Willie Dawson, Martha Jeanne DeBolt, Aileen DeCou. Doris Deeley, Jeane Deeley. Firm-i Row -Betty Denton, Norma Dinger, Jean Dismuke, Rose Dunbar, Dolores Edwards, Helena Edwards, Margaret Ferrell, Mary Etta Fidler, Aleen Fisher, Mary Jane Fortney, Kathryn Fraser, Rosalie Fry, Martha Lou Gillis, Bette Gilger, Muriel Haines, SIXTH Row-Geraldine Hargis, Patricia Harris, Geraldine Hays, Helen Hazen, Geraldine Hearn, Betty Ruth Heilman, Bertha Henderson, Rose Mary Herald, Jimmie May Holland, DuRee Hollis, Mary Lynn Hollo- way, Marguerite Horton, June Houston, Beth Howes. Top Row-Dorothy Hubble, Margaret Hughes, Hazel Jean Hunter, June Hunter, Nila Jackson. Mary Louise Ice, Julia Jarboe, Betty Lynn Jerome, Faye Johnson, Jane Johnson. Margie Johnson, Virginia Sue Jones, Virginia Kaufman, Sara Jean Kerr, Martha Kessler. ,LMS BETA KEYSTONERS wi ua, 2 Induction . . . largest Key- stoncr chapter at 250 . . . Uh, those noisy meetings . , . scores of white jackets . . . Gloria passes the roll boards around . . . hir. Cleveland reviews The Star WVIQON . . . a towel over the steam racliator . . . all that food for the poor at Christ- mas . . . Jeanne, Betty, and An- nabel harmonize for the ull- boys, conference at Norman . . . making the Kiexiean Children happy at Christmas. BETA KEYSTONERS GROUP 2 Borroivi Row-Mary Jean King, Virginia Kirby, Flora Koonce, Helen Koonce, Loretta Kunz. Jean Lang, Mar- jorie Lawson, Betty Lindsay, Helen Lindsay, Marvelle Lyon, Betty MacDowell, Mildred Martin, Jean Martin, Betty Mason. Louise Mason, Virginia Mathis, Margaret Mayg'nnis. Mary Carolyn McAfee. SECOND Row'Geneva McCaskey, Doris McCoy, Margery McDonald, Lois Mae McFetric1ge, Betty McGilvray, Adrienne Mclver, Margaret McHugh, Louise McKee, Betty McKendry, Merry McKinney, Madelfne McPherson, Barbara Mclvlinn, Lou Ellen McMunn. Mary Ann Miles, Virginia Millard, Betsy Miller. THIRD Row-Hulda Miller, Margaret Miller, Gayle Elizabeth Miller, Marguerite Miller, Eloise lVIauthe, Helen Myers, Pearline Neal, Ella Mae Nease, Kathryn Needham, Rose Lee Nicholes, Margaret Nichols, Lucille Ninman, Georgana Noel, Jean Osborn, Patricia O'Bannon, Betty Otterstatter, Betty Lou Overton. FOURTH Row-Elizabeth Patterson, Estelle Perego, Betty Jean Pharris, Betty Pinkston, Martha Pitcock, Nancy Pollard, Betty Lee Powell, Eleanor Powless, Tmogene Price, Gloria Ragan, Roberta Ragland, Doris Ray, Marilvn Reeson, Dorothy Reser, Alberta Rice, Helen Richards, Sue Richardson. FIFTH Row-Ruth Roberts, Jeanne Robinson, Evelyn Rollier, Mary Lou Rowell, Virginia Russell, Mavis Saker, Isabel Sanders, Wilhelmina Schlingman, Betty Mae Schwartzlose, Elizabeth Sears, Mary Sherwood, Maudie Kay Shamel, Ruth Shore, Louise Shaver, Vivian Simpson. Mary Anne Singley, Ailene Carol Smith. SIXIH Row-Jeanette Smith, Virginia Smith, Jane Snyder, Marjorie Solt, Ruth Speaker, Virginia Mae Spence, Martha Stevenson, Gertrude Streator, Jean Stuts- man, Verna Swafford, Gloria Swanson, Virginia Taylor, Madge Thomas, Elizabeth Townsend, Virginia Trees, Doris Tubbs, Mary Jane Vance, Betty Jean Vance, Jonnie VanPelt. Toe Row-Jane Wade, Margaret Wade, Elizabeth Ward, Lois Ward, Royce Ward, Dorothy Walsh, Gwendole Watts, June Weger, Eleanor Wileoxson, Frances Williams, Dorothy Wilson, Jimmie Worley, Rose Anne Yocum, Inez Zimmerman. BETA KEYSTONERS Candlelight service . . . dollar bills for the New Year's dance . . . Norma becomes Klayor for il day . . . bliss Hzn'ringt0n's inspiring talks . . . Dr. Kle- Cleod hrpnotizes the secretary, Queen Betty . . . girl stzigs at the bean depression party . . . Dad and Daughter banquet . . . Virginia announces another party . . . amateur night . . . Nlary Louise collects money . . . Reverend Carr gets the girls told . . . forming the Friend- ship Circle. GAMMA KEYSTONERS Borroivi Row-Helen Abbott, Mary Jo Adams, Helen Alldredge, Jacqueline Avery, Wanda Mae Barnes, Mary Louise Barnes, Dorothy Brocker, Barbara Brooks, Mary Alice Byrd, Audrey Clifton, Betty Chappell, Doris Coby, Wilma Cookus, Martha Cooper, Dorothy Day. SECOND RowfAliene DeBrucque, Lois Drybread, Miriam Endres, Helen Fees, Helen Fishback, Ann Fishback, Maryella Freese, Donna Greider, Lois Gutberlet, Maxine Hacke, Sally Sue Hensley, Betty Hilsabeck, Evelyn House. THIRD Row-Catherine Hunter, Wanda Hyde, Kathryn Jaggers, Mary Elinor Jensen. Dorothy Kennedy, Bettye Lawrence, Mildred Leonard, Nancy Lively, June Manchester, Eleanor Marks, Betty McAnally, Rebecca McCright, Marguerite Moore, Dulcie Moorman. FOURTH Row-Ruth Morrison, Betty Jo Nation, Betty Nixon, Dorothy Oliver. Bettie Overmiller, Georganna Page, Yvonne Patterson, Mary Penn, Betty Perrine. Marcella Phillips, Ruby Powers. Nell Pratt, Suzanne Pulver. Dorothy Reichard. Firru Row-Anne Remy, Helen Robinson, Mary Ann Sanders, Kathryn Shenk, Reva Shurtleff, Betty Smith, Jean Stickles. Louise Stilwell. Betty Ruth Stites, Lois Stokes, Dorothy Stoner, Helen Stout, Alice Stranahan, Betty Ann Taylor. Tor Row-Martha Tayrien, Mary Louise Teter, Betty Jo Turner, Norma Lee Valentine, Maxine Vincent, Verlah Ward, Betty Fern Webb, Vernus Weaver, Virginia Weaver, Rose Ella Wilson, Mary Edna Woodard, Barbara Wylie, Betty Yager, Mar- jorie York, Georgia Zeigler. GAMMA KEYSTONERS sessions. Trying to hold meeting above the splashes in the basement . . . throwing a barnyarcl shin- flig . .. . formals . . . Secretary Alice trying frantically to keep an account of all the motions made . . . Happy Fenton teaches the girls swing witli Cowbells . . . Secretary of the Hi-Y breakfasts reporting a good time . . . the alarm Clock committee answering with yawns , . . more energy for bigger and bettei GIRL RESERVES BOTTOM Row-Margaret Albertson, Doris Ashton, Adrienne Auerswald, Eleanor Bacon, Evelyn Fay Bagwell, Sarah Baker, Mary Louise Carr, Kathleen Clarkson, Mary Daugherty, Anniebeth Floyd, Mary Ella Freese. SECOND Row-Joanne Gheen, Katherine Garrett, Betsy Jo Goff, Donna Greider, Geraldine Hargis, Mary Ellen Kesselring. Barbara Layne, Ruth Logue, George Anne Mackey, Geneva McCaskey. THIRD Row-Madeline Miller, Georgiana Noel, Peggy Porter, Marilyn Reeson, Norma Rylander. Bette Smith, Betty Baker, Jean McCain, Norma Deutsch, Luna Campbell, Miss Tallman, sponsor. FOURTH Row-June Fenton, Elaine Young, Barbara Beckstrom, Mary Ann Bloesche, Jean Ann Watts, Mary Lee McCrary, Dorothy Springer, Gloria Carro, Margaret Lopp, Pauline Jensen, Dorothy Shurtleff, Toe Row-Mary Jane Crotchett, Marcia Whitwell, Ruth Ann Parks, Louise Detzler, Peggy Dwen, Delia Beth Carter, Reva Poe, Rebecca Fite, Helen Zoe Smith, Justine Travis. GIRL RESERVES Off to Parthenia . . . making Christmas stockings for the Fresh Air School...the candle- light recognition ceremony: WnJ1'ltl Fellowship . . . selection of spring wardrobe with help of Florence Lee Nichols . . . the charm school . . . beauty be- ware! . , . Adrienne presides . . Elaine supervises the sophs . . Bliss Tallmanls smile , . . row, sailor, row! . . . week-end part- ies . . . the ice skating party for the junior members. ws ,- 'J 'VW J J l ' I T I TULSA SCHOOL LIFE, FIRST SEMESTER l BOTTOM Row-Margaret Abrams, John Barnett, Annabel Beck, Martha Binding. Betty Bruner, Betty Cherry- homes, Florice Crackenberger. SECOND Row-Edward Louis Gelfand, Priscilla Harry, Jane Johnson, Helen Koonce, Mary Kate Lewis. THIRD Row-John Long, Leigh McCaSlin, Dorothy Musselman, Kathryn Needham, Georgana Page, Mary Penn, Walter Prater. TOP Row-Kathryn Rainbolt, Kay Schlosser, Elva Snodgrass, Robert Staley, Jean Taylor, Madge Thomas, Verlah Ward, Danny Whitten, Russell Gage, sponsor. l IULSA SCHOOL LIFE The first staff 1llCCtlllgI You must broadeast all the events of the sehooll' . . . Saturday sessions . . . camera snaps . . . reading copy . . . editorials . . . interviewing celebrities . . . the Alumni Club . . . queries in the halls . . . staff Works for bigger and better roller skating parties . . . . how Kay skates! , . . Wal- ter, the poet! . . . censored: ltlr. Gageys outbursts . . . worry, worry, toil and seurry: dead- lim-sl 2ND SEMESTER SCHOOL LIFE STAFF Borroivi Row-Annabel Beck, Louis Gelfand, Bob Rutland, Florice Crackenberger, Madge Thomas, Du Ree Hollis, Gloria McCay, Dorothy Musselman, Kay Schlosser. SECOND Row-Leigh McCaslin, Kathryn Rainbolt, Helen Koonce, Mary Alice Byrd, Martha Belle Lindsay. Jane Johnson, Mildred Tinius, Mary Kate Lewis. Ti-um: Row-Bob Price. Robert Staley, Fay Ola Greene, Melba McNutt, Betty Bruner, Priscilla Harry, Helen Robinson, Elizabeth Ann Dill- on, Kathryn Needham, Margaret Abrams. FOURTH Row-Walter Prater, Walter Oakes, Ivan Johnson. Danny Whit- ten, Jean Taylor, Elva Snodgrass, Russell Gage, sponsor, John Long, DeWitt Anderson, William Smith. Not in pict- ure, John R. Barnett, Georgana Page. TULSA SCHOOL LIFE Second semester staff . . . the remnants of our work after john gets through . . . Leigh, Robert, gl. R., John, Louis, and lllr. Gage attend the N. S. P. A. convention at Des llloines . . . behind the Convention scenes revealed at the Christ- mas party . . . memories of pic- nies . . . llladge, the official cook . . . Betty deserts the break- V fast eggs for a ball game . . . hold everything, hcre's a story. P5 TOM TOM Borroivr Row-Marguerite Moore, Ella Mae Couser, Lois Cline, Barbara Black, Betty Urban, Gene Guinn, Merry McKinney. SECOND Row-Jeanne Robinson, Norma Cross, Patricia Harris, Martha Hoffman, Lorraine Caruthers, Miriam Endres. THIRD Row-Winford Hinkle, Harvey Ammerman, Lucile Rowell, Nancy Mieher, Betty Fuller, Betty Campbell, Sam Shaffer. TOP Row-Otis McBride, sponsor, W. W. Graham, director of printingg Whit Martin, Lucile Adams, art sponsor, Ward H, Green, chairman of Tom Tom Board, Margaret Ferrell, James Crawford, W, H. Cleveland Jr., editorial sponsor. TOM ToM Off to an Carly start . . . tak- ing pictnrcs on cold mornings . . . farewell to Klr. Klcliridc . . . Nancy trails procrastinating seniors , . . Jean and llargarct: Anything for Klilllllili Arts? Betty, Patty, and Kliss Adams go to Des llloines . . . copy . . . deadlines . , . lflla lilac goes for liainburgcrs . . . illirizunls end papers . . . Whitys fancy dress honoring BZlb1lShkZl,S . . . two liettys frolic fitfuily . . . Nor- lllZ1,S roniantic collection notices . . . Tom T01ll,S out! PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION BOARD BOTTOM Row-Mrs. O. J. Endres. Miss Gertrude Rector, Mrs. O. W. Brown, Mrs. John Q, Daugherty, Miss Lulu Beckington, Mrs. C. E. Moon. SECOND Row-Mrs. W. C. Abrams, Mrs. R. E. Fuller, Mrs. N. R. Patterson, Mrs, Harry Kinzie, Mrs. Victor Jones. THIRD ROwiMrs. E. C, Puryear, Mrs. Byron Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Frank Frank, Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs. Sarah Baker, Mrs. T. C. Argue. FOURTH ROWWM12 Ward H. Green, Mrs. C. R. Nesbitt, Mrs. W. B. Leon, Mrs, Lyman Miller, Mr, Eli Foster, Mrs. T. L. Briggs. TOP ROW-Miss Ednamay Weeks, Mrs. W. K. Shepard. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION BOARD They deterinine the activities of the ll. T. A .... reception for teachers at the beginning of school . . . back to school night . . . parents conspire with teach- ers to make Johnny work a little harder . . . Klrs. Brown takes charge of the meetings . . . student aid . . . fifty dollars to supply eyeglasses for students with defective vision . . , ban- quet for the patrons . . rest through the sunnner. time WX 5-4 Sophomore, unior, and Senior Patronesses Getting-acquainted teas at the beginning of the school year . . . mothers learn how the school works . . . llrlrs. Fisk elected Sophomore chairman . . . hlrs. liaston plans interesting programs . . . Klrs. Aaronson and lllrs. Bittle confer about minutes and money . , . the Junior mothers hear Iirotlzw' Rat reyiewed by Richard llansfield Dickinson . . . Klrs. Deeley and committee telephone everybody . . . Blrs. lilar, membership chariman, produces three hundred at the Valentine tea . . . lllrs. Frost serves as vroffram chairman for the unior Patronesses . . . Ur. lXlcCleod's talk on the i ks I , . Adolescent in the Home . . . Dr. llluriel Browifs talk on guidance . . .the How do you do? of Hlrs. Boyd and the hospitality committee . . . Klrs. Baker, presiding . . . llrs. Argue's excellent work with the rummage sale . . . lllrs. Ammons, guardian of the Senior treasury, receives a hun- dred and sixty-five dollars from the rummage sale . . . lllrs. lliller looks after the meetings . . . hlrs. Leon plans the programs . . . lliiss Beckington reviews the novel of Sinclair Lewis, l'z'oz1i- gn! 1DllI'f'Ilf5' . . . the Big Broadcast Banquet . . . lfdgar Bergen Gowans with his Charlie llc- Carthv . . . Announcer Foster . . . Professor Quiz . . . llr. Black twirls the dial . . . the school year ends, and johnny goes maching home. gy W Scenes of Student Life Wake up and learn! Pigskin parade. Art- ist and model. Nothing sacred. The Bad Mari of Rio Grande. Betty, Queen of Central. The Big Daze of 1938. Two lien on a Checkerboard. 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Xlzinipnlziting tlie giant sliilc rnlc- in zilgclurzi class ..,, P X physics class investigates rhv clvincnt of onc-'s slim clizinvcs in planing the slot nizicliincs . . . A brilliant project in :irc-wclcling . . . Klziking their spring wzml- robc . . , 2X:iXON+H.,SOlf 2HNOH+Nz1,,SOl . . . Klncli intc-test in tlic tlissevtion of :1 cow's eye in zi physiology class. if SCENES AROUND SEASONS l,et 'er go, boysl . . . ls it love in bloom? . . . She hoes ber own row , . . A batbing beauty aucl ber lake Only a quarter, a tourtli of a dollar, twenty- five pennies, or two dimes and a nickel , . . Grace personified . . . Beauty on skates . . . A Scalper and ri Camarata rate box seats Beauty and the beast . . . Look outl . . . A scrub in an outdoor tub...Tliipping tliicler tlirougb a tliraw . . . A refereels view of that game called football . . . Wm-ll, tbatls one way to wash a face . . . ls sbe trucking, or just ill? . . . Anotlier trusting lass . . , Not sleep walking but sleep writing . . . VVbere's your napkin? . . . Captain Kidd rides tbe waves . . . Cleaning up the dirt? it H Jil? ,.,., .1 A-Q ,ak ' E 4,9 4 H. W x ,W i5l'+ 'T . 2 JK I Vn I .A ' -.3 Sf ,Q M- , -,M v. Qf f , WP' 1 Sf, fifff blk ,Am on Wmnvww- Ax S 1 , V W ,, H K if f : If ,,.. il 4 f -5 .. wvfwg-Q MNA wyk I if ' jj E wa. we ua' qw lasik' .9 W '-H-. ff rf' Q, , -as ' ww Aux 'XV vw-. in mfni vfilffi, agp -'fly 4603 if , . MK- ' - Q. A .. A-H' .-f - -., 1 .Ir 4 1.-, . -fm, J q5i33 55g,1jQ'755'Q 5 nn' hu. . .N -'A . 'fr'-:ll 'S FUN AND FROLIC A blllld buy svsllps Il SCZ1lDK'I' . . . H1-rc, Hossy, you must mt ymn' spinzluh . . . 114-'ll soon hc all wct . . . For the hmmm' of thc' Navy? . . . Row, row, flu- tlu- buzifs sprung :1 In-:ik . . . Um-s llzlrpo IIC'K'Kl Il Sfilllllfill? . . . xxvl12lfvS Hzlwzlii got that QQCIITIHI IXHSIIYI' . . . SUINUOIIL' wvnf to tha- Illkliilll I':X17USiTiUll . , . FIQIIITK' mmlcru SlIll2lNYS . . . Xvlmsa- gout Jiri you gm? . . . :X mlzlmsc-I in Jisrrvss , . . cull top of thc WUVH? . . . Nov shluuf ka pop? , . . lrgh. H1-:lp Big Chief Rain - in - fht'AI'i2lL'0 . . . I'lK'2lYj'. lll'ilX'j' hangs mm-1' thy hwul . . . Colm' out fI'0l11 ba-himl that diSQ'lliSL'Q wc know you . . . L1fJ1Nl'. Colm-, boys! Xxrllffh the ball game . , . H215 hc gum' to scsi. my pretty lass? . . . Thcyfc' Hi-Y sc'c1'ct:11'ics-ful' the 1m1mbc1'sl1ip nl1'ix'c'. if SEEN IN A DAZE Sippel the Subtle, masterful magician, snatehes a rabbit out of the hat . . . The Three Queens of swing: Jean, Betty Lee, and Annabel . . . The Girlsl Chorus caught in the midst of a rehearsal...Thirteen senoritas create the atmosphere of gay, 'old Spain . . . Hazel, the Lady in Red . . . Bleu in white sing to the rythmieal strains of the Daze Orchestra . . . A graceful ballet requires much practice . . . A waltz is per- formed with feminine charm . . . A glimpse of the Daze style show with Jimmy vocalizing . . . A male trio ot Hi-Yians: jack, Billy, and Don . . . Cent- ralls liirecl Astaire: Llinuny Baker . . . The Grand Finale, end of another Daze. Qwsfmm 344 -.fm -r 1--fm , , ,-Q Sci-1ooL's OUT Tha- lucky clog . . . Ten of Ll0llfl'21llS firc fllOllS2ll1ll thirteen students ..,A A cross-section of life ziftcr school . . . Chasing the Northeast tt-:un out of Okla- homa . . . A alouhlc cxposura- on roller skates . . . Truck on mlown, or is it rho Susie Q? . . . 'l'herc's onc in cvc-ry crowd . . ltls your turn to post' next . . . ,lust 21 couple- of tcmincfs in alis- guise . . . lt's too had we tlonlt have tc-lcvision . . . She tloffs lu-r clark glasses for the photo- graplicr . . . His public asks: XVill it fly? . . . Pity the poor neighbors . . . A clozcn :incl half from thc lloartl Building . . . Klr. lnbotly anal students. 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