Classen High School - Orbit Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1929 volume:

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V 1.1.x V ., Qi ' V. f ' au X31 nf.: .W-.. - . if ' .. .gb ' 'H :V ' - -?1 9V 3 666, av ,FA 1 if - J:-4 ge ,nv- T' .1 4 ' Q rf nf , -g H n, 'H 4 1 N . , ,J ,. . l Ms. W Rumi'-Q . , , u Waning,-' I E' ,Q 1 l 1 1' N f - ff'-.. - Q A 1 .- I , , ,!' F' ,r X1 . -4 f W r 'H ,fl..,l 4 . f 11'i WP' I , 4 ...Q I. ,R c ' 0 - .S .. .V .N j., ..- -5- 5.1-A pw Y QW' ' -11 Gmc-il 5 THE ORBIT 1 9 2 9 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA 53 , I tv. -3 T FORENVORD. This log book is the history of the ship Classen's three-year voyage, ending with the honorable discharge Um of the crew May, 1929. It chron- icles the route, the ports made. ves- sels sighted, storms weathered, rec- ords made, decorations given and the treasures won. sw 4- 'li DEDICATION To the pilots of the good ship Clas- sen, who have brought us through a long voyage by their knowledge and EIEICEI skill, and who have given us a mastery of seamanship, that we may sail our ships through life successfully, we dedicate this Orbit of Nineteen Hun- dred and Twenty-nine. '. L-x I ,, . .- fel 5' -Je-f ,, an - :stumps rf lx--x ! f CREED 1 WILL STRWE TO BE: ourteous to my classmates' ogal to my Ieqchers booster for my school, portsmarilzke, mcere nl-waxs 'ver proqresswe able m purpose, heerful and lewd bseroant of the beaunful, odemte m all things, ' ager fo learn, fdlnflf to vane H e 6 0 ,IL i x ' ' I I . I YH 4 N: if S ' .al , 1 fy V o ' . 1 . A -1 N ' 4 . . l ,L Q s' , - f . if o ' Y A! 4. 1 a E f I J ', Z l R I O 4' , 1 o . , ' . i I 5 buf ' i 119- ' 1 . n ui V' I W X. r 'F' xt , , 4,1 l wx . I -nz o o o o o o f ORDER OF BOOK S I Administration II Classes III Features IV Activities V Athletics VI Organizations Gmc-:fl 5508 Ps mv I I , . I-..-my -.- .I --- G N N X 2 f f Orbit staff 1929 K BETTY LECOMPTE - - LILLIAN BAIRD - PAGE PECK - - NORMAN ANDERSON - WHITNEY MASON - ELIZABETH BEARLY - DOROTHY LOU STEWART NIARJORIE MAY ELLIOT MARTHA LAKE DUOLEY JANIE RUSSELL - LOUISE DONART - MARTHA JO RUSSELL - NELLE ANDREWS - V LYNELLE NIINCY - ED JACOBS - - DOROTHY BREWER - NIARGARET HARRISON -A JACK STOUT - - BILL KYLE - CHRISTINE BETTS - - MARGARET ANN KENDALI. ELEANOR N AYLOR - - DEAN MCCALLISTER - CLEMENT CRUCE - MISS ANNE PEARSON - MISS HELEN NORRIS - C. E. HERRINO - - E ditor-in-C hief - Assistant Editor - Associate Editor - Business Manager - Ass't Bus. Mgr. - Class Editor Ass't Class Editor - - Club Editor - Administration Editor - Feature Editor nIss't Feature Editor - - Art Editor - Ass't Art Editor - Ass't Art Editor - - Cartoonist - Picture Editor - Literary Editor - - Sports Editor Minor Sports Editor Girls' Athletics Editor - Dramatics Editor ilss't Drauiatics Editor - Activity Editor Copy Editor - Sponsor - - - Sponsor - Business Adviser N f Q53 CLA C.4:rX4Cq'b I X, ,fl fl f f f X f , Iii 1 W ui L 8 I -I! I-Tl' 1 ,qu 111 LKLI ,iw f 'M' I ,mfr .JL . L YAY. I A - ' 1 U if - ini, l - - Tl, I V' I 15. ll l, -AI.. -a I f kv 4 2.- x-np-H-fi , X -. . -- ff- . . . .- ,451 4 ,G ,. F f + in ,W ,x as '94, Af. ' - U, ',' ' . ' n i Q f 5: x fidgbr H fl, H .. .. wg hir fi 1 .ft , 9'-Q5 , if-f ,Q . ' 1-,ex 42. ' , ,,,:' R F' a+ 42 .' K L . -'.'l 'u4' -' g A pw-fu. 4' ' - Q-,Ai .. 'lift AT , -.n 5 . J. -:J . f ' ' 5 1 ', X J sl 'ffl '14 - .Y it any 5' .p . 1' 53,5 Y, 1 1 gli Ig XB? .':' ,1f',.,'4, 1 ,. -A 1 .'4f,,J - ' ' 'f,. .V f f 53166-5 -iq-1 33. , HX' 'f hug I W . ' -. .' 8 1. f 1 1 .. D, 0 I 4 4 . E K V 1 1 1 fi .5 51 Ii Q 1 w-1 E A P R I 5 F S ,. mi. ., ---,-L.. ,,,., . .X ... Y L7 ,, fir e ffl ff A . X iid Ss' ' ff ' a Lg fag. The School Board J. R. BARTON Szzpcriutemzhzt of Public Schools The services of the lloard of liducation are readily recognized as among the most important rendered by city oliicials. 'Ilbese board members re- ceive no compensation for their vvork, yet they serve on the school board, assuming one of the most important of civic duties, in that they supervise and have charge of the city schools. The school board consists of nine members. liarl li. Leech, president, represents the fourth ward. The other members are: Thomas E. McGee, retired president, of 1028, second ward: -I. O. Crawford, Day Fezler, Cleve Harrell, A. G. lloge, Frank lXlcCall, George A. Reeves, and R. F. J. XVil- liams. J. G. Stearley is clerk and business manager. Oklahoma state, in the organization and management of the public schools uses the district system. Une of the advantages of this system is that it makes every comniuuity directly responsible for the education of its children, and in this way secures the essential interest of the patrons in their local schools to make them rank among the best. These school board members have proved themselves competent to co- operate for the development of the school system. They believe that the fu- ture rests with the youth of the country and they have tried to give them the best educational facilities possible. Under their leadership the growth of the public schools has kept pace with the rapid advancement of the city. Thirteen ,..4..L .t.Sa.-.E.f1:.i-.. - ' 4 a .1 ' Q -'- ' L - . , .-..,, , .,.-..s............ ff . 0. 1:9 , I f --, , HW-- 9, 4 l 4 A l l l . Congratulations to the Students of Classen The Orbit for 1028-1020 will luring to our minds the events of impor- tance in the development of Classeu. lt will also visualize the processes by which our present state of zulvanceiuent has lmeen reachecl. The Classen spirit has been Qleinoustratecl to the extent of the realization, in part, uf our aspirations. Uur success is no longer a hope, hut now a reality. The students going out as graduates from our school are taking their places in whatever liehl of eucleavor they choose with great acceptability to 1 all and an honor to themselves. The difficulties which have appeared in the clawn of our existence have hecome so ohscure on the horizon that we feel our assurance for the future. C. .X BARN!-I'l 1'. l I-'nnrlccu . i l 4 X' X X 1 v - Y' - -f- f -- Y -- - Y------ f- - Y 4 - V ---- -v-A - - V --- -..,..-W..-...,-,.. ,- ,- ..-,,,,,, .,.J...L'x Xl 15. Thx.- , ,.X-iL,,,,,C..lxl..N...-Q..-,.4.f1..L...--f...z3..' .DLX ....413f.1.,l...5si.vx., Q fx Y i f 2 f 7- Parent-Teachers Association The Classen Parent-Teachers' Association held its first meeting of the year on October 11. ,At this time the new otiicers for the year were intro- duced by Mrs. Paul Mattox, retiring president. These new officers elected at the close of last semester include: Mrs. Baxter Taylor, president g Mrs. Paul Mattox, vice-presidentg Mrs. H. E. Pate, assistant vice-presidentg Mrs. T. G. Taylor, secretary, Mrs. C. J. Myers, treasurer, Mrs. Ciprit King, reporter 5 and Mrs. J. E. Elliot, par- liamentarian. The members had two definite things in view which they wished to achieve. These were that they become better acquainted with the sophomores and assist them in getting acquainted with life in a senior high school, and that they furnish a teachers' rest room. This first objective was accomplished largely through making the ac- quaintance of the mothers of the IOB students. The rest room was fur- nished with money raised from several different sources. The students helped in doing this. by supporting two assembly programs, from which the proceeds were given to the Parent-Teachers' fund. An attendance contest was sponsored by the association to encourage enthusiasm in its work. The number of parents and teachers attending from each home room was recorded at every meeting on large charts placed in the halls. Miss Jessie Newby's home room won the prize of twenty dollars for the semester. The winner was given the privilege of spending the money in any way desired. The students agreed to purchase four charts showing pictures of early Roman life. Through the influence of Mrs. Taylor and with the help of Judge Baxter Taylor, the fathers have been induced to take a more prominent part in the P. T. A. programs. At a dinner given for the fathers on December 6. the entire program was contributed by the men, which took the form of a debate. Dorothy Brewer and Howard Anderson, Classen seniors, spoke before the patrons at one of the regular meetings. A questionnaire had been pre- pared by these students which was presented to the mothers. These lists of questions were made out for the purpose of seeing whether the child meas- ured up to the standard required of a normal high school student. Following this meeting the members voted that at each session a student representative should be present, to join the discussions, and take a part on the program. The Classen P. T. A., one of the chain of this national organization. was constructed under the plan of the National Congress with six major departments. The entire Classen faculty are members of the organization and this year a greater number of parents than ever before have aided in the work. 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A , A ik 1 if , ,vw ' Lf if Y 1-13 rg 5. I ,f-' I ' Glenn BRUCHER , O x, ,, ff X' 1lfm'l1a11i91rf'D1'rm.ar1 A' V , S4 YL, U Rf , 7 N K -K: I -W FRNK Ck iw X 'hx' x O3 M mal T' Jig! 1 , rf fi W Q! A, X4 L A Us 44' H ' X ' lx' s H I 1, r Q 0 ' Q xy 0 L1 .mm .EVENXQ -A 1 2 H 5 Al 1 A Alf ' J Z X ' R f' 1 , 'bv' x Q' 1 lj! L- ' Q X f 1 f ITERNQXII I N nyc t 5 1 QQ, 1 ' I K Vxf- 'w I , J x K X ' f f X S-fx 5 'Z L' JRIKQEQIQII fc ' Y K dw! lx X4 K X ff, Q -- 'w A fa 4, 1 K FWS: ' . . . Q X, w w CHA ' Qigx ' en! Qfdws-or . k 1 X 1 f H y vf fffN x X x.f JW S X Q 5yXXs,X M xii, , - wN5b+ p7fXXxifsN? fk fY+W .iw IW f 4-X X kA X X Nfa, JJ sf EiQQ5gJ3fEWdQgSSQsiSa-fafGUQuLmf' cglgmcbm Q-AX Ov-N Cibfk QXYX Cari C3AvQb.i L? p S f -9. -YW . I 1 , X W ' 1 A N N xl 9 f f f fi School Government XJ! yfgf, Toi' Row: Berk, Klein, IXi0i7l'l'lSf771 SECOND Row:Burhauan, Naylor THIRD Row: Oldfield, Harrison, Covey EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OFFICERS l'l'c.vidr'l1t ....... .... L AVVRENCE KI,l-IIN Vice-jwcsidcnit .... ........ A NDY BECK Secretary ....... .... E LEANOR NAYLOR Treasurer ..... .... J oHN Ol.DFlEl.ll The executive council is the lawmaking body of the school. It has general authority over all school affairs, and is subject only to the approval of the sponsor and the principal. The council is composed of eight members. These include the president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer of the school: and the presidents of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The otiicers hold their positions for the entire year. The representative council mem- bers are elected for one semester only. The executive council forms a part of the student council which is composed of the executive and representative councils. The three class presidents and the vice-president of the school also are members of the Discipline committee, which is under the authority of the student council. The executive council represented Classen in the all-city school parade which pre- ceeded the dedication services of the Capitol Hill high school. Twrrzfy-mic CANN Ctsk C45 Cuix ci-cfs, QCA 11 M5 Q s -1 N JN 7 9 K K i K Inter-School Council The Inter-School Council of the senior high schools of Oklahoma City is another organization which shows the rapid progress the schools are making. Oklahoma City has three senior high schools to take care of the many students, which are located in separate parts of the city. Though this ar- rangement is necessary, as in all larger cities, it is desired that the three schools be united as a whole and that the spirit of rivalry, which exists among the schools when they are contestants, should be a friendly one. This year, the three schools-Classen, Central and Capitol Hill-have taken a step toward making this wish a realization. They have organized into what is known as the Inter-City Council. This council is composed of six representatives from each school who meet together on the third Thurs- day of each month for the purpose of discussing and promoting any problem or activity which is of mutual interest to all the schools. Classen's representatives include Lawrence Klein, presidentg Eleanor Naylor, secretary, Richard Buchanan, Norman Anderson, Howard Ander- son, and Jack Stout. The president and secretary of each group preside at the meeting held in their school. The meetings are held alternately among the three schools. The purpose of the organization is to promote a friendly feeling among the senior high schools of the city. VV ith this purpose in view and by select- ing representatives who are prominent in student activities in their respective schools, ones who have an understanding of how detrimental to all institu- tions anything but friendly rivalry can be, the Inter-City Council has in its one year of organization done much to further unity between the schools. The Inter-City basketball banquet was sponsored by the Inter-City Coun- cil. This was given iinmediately after the close of the basketball season. Eleanor Naylor acted as chairman of the committee in making plans for the banquet. Guests included the principals of the city high schools, J. R. Barton, superintendent of schools, the high school coaches and ten basketball players from each. The players were allowed to bring one guest each. United we stand, divided we fall, is one of the best known sentences ever phrased, and it has proved to be one of the truest. It is the first principle of- all organizations. It applies to home and country, to school and church. to business and politics. This unity of spirit and purpose then should be one of the prime factors which should be taught while preparing for life during the school years. The Inter-City Council, with the aid of the student body. is attempting to realize this ambition. Twenty-Iwn CQOX C45. C-+5 QXXN.. Cfe'5. Caafk MARX Csfsi Ii ' . . 'MI' Twenty-tlzrvc 'N Harold Stuart Bill Wylie Edna Quick Martha Russell Dorothy Brewer Jack Kerns Dalton McBee ' Ruth Thomas Fay Lee McCall Major Ferguson George Barbom Jack Murphy Bill Warren Raymond Carter Elizabeth Bearly Dan Washburn Baxter Taylor Bill Bullis James McEldowney Sylvia Baker Glenn Gunst Norman Anderson Carolyn Landers Joe Stribling Marie Royle Jack Murphy U. S. Russell Virginia McCabe B B N f f Student Council 1 st Semester George Wilson Eugenia Bacon Ray Anthony Phillip Fry Jimmy McWilliams Lillian Baird Stuart Robinson Cornelia Cox Katherine Ross Frances Lewis Zale Chatiin Ray Bryant Lucille Hales Jim Hopkins 2st Semester Robert King Barbara Newbill Mary Clarke Bill Ripple Robert Turner Ray Anthony Jimmy McWilliams Richard Buchanan Mary E. Priest Mildred Smith Jane Bacon J. D. Perry Howard Anderson Jimmy Hopkins f K K F Dean McCallister Fred Dunlevy Charles Witt Robert Nicholson Winston Cruzon Lila B. Ross Dorothy Bolend Frances Stone Willard McGraw Fred Myers Geraldine Jensen Glenn Melton Jack Anderson Virginia Gentry Juanita Clark Jim Rutherford Jim McCall Ralph Kelly Lila B. Ross Mozelle Britton Edna Quick Marguerite Beaty Murel Norick Max Armitage Geraldine Jensen Jack Stout Dorothy Morgan X f Twenty-four CLON Q:r5..C-Hi MXN Clad .CJN-ln'bC4tsLia l f- r ' 'l ,, ,V ,, Q l- K 4.-Qin ,NB ,532 ff vx-Q5 be !Z?1l H 21 I w CLR55 0R6Al'UZA'5lOIXS T , X QXI -nf 'F if 'rf' ,M A ,,.?,Y,L.,,, X -' -W - J , C7 i N N x x 2 f 2- , Senior Class 4 1 RICHARD BUCHANAN DoRo'rHY BREWER JACK S'roU'r HOXX'ARD Annmzsox President V. President Secretary Treasurer The senior graduating class of 1929 leaves behind it a record of remarkable achieve- ment wl1ich extends over the period of its three high school years. Though many new members have been added to the class during this time, the majority of the students have traveled the three-year course together. As iscustomary, the school leaders are members of the senior class. Lawrence Klein, president of the school, finished the year as an outstanding figure in all school activities, being prominent in the student governing bodies, dramatics and debate, and in club work. Clarence Asher, held the position of editor-in-chief on the Classen Life staff, with Howard Anderson as business manager. Betty LeCompte, headed the Orbit staff of 1929 and Norman Anderson acted as business manager. In music, drama, and debate, Eugene Rector, Fay Lee McCall, and Jack Murphy have become well known. Mozelle Britton and Richard Buchanan have taken an active part in Classen affairs. June Hannum took the leading part in the operetta, The Crimson Star, and Kaye Johnna Thomas had the lead in the senior play, Seven Qhancesf' Prominent in the athletic field are: Ryland Milner, football captain of 1929, Andy Beck. captain of the basketball team: Charlie Davis, holder of the State championship in tennis singles: and Jack Stout, captain of the swimming team. A large percentage of the class plan to continue their education in the state colleges and universities. Others have contracted positions that they will take immediately after graduation. Twenty-six N GSNX it-fi Q45 CAXG Cai Cafk CqRX'f D I K' Q ff N N 7 f f f' Jumor Class I ff yi! ,f ARTHUR Hamusox JIMMY MCVVIl.LIAMS CAROLVN LANDERS Bn.Lv Mu.r.ER President V. President Secretary Treasurer- The Junior class oliicers, able and efficient representatives of the Junior class of 1929, are: Arthur Harrison, who holds the ofiice of president and who also acts as one of Classen's yell leadersg Jimmie McWilliams, vice-president, Carolyn Landers, secretary: and Billy Miller, treasurer. As a school leader, Eleanor Naylor is prominent in all aliairs, being a member of the student and executive councils and the Inter-City council. She has also been a leading figure in Classen dramatics. Louise Garrett was appointed editor of The Classen Life at the beginning of the second semester. Virginia Gentry and Mary Elizabeth Rixey with many others have been prominent in music. Louise Donart as a school government leader is entitled to a place of prominenceg besides having been seen on the Classen stage she has worked on the Orbit staff. In track Hester Patterson, Dick Stone, Bill Noland, and Ed Jacobs have been outstand- ing. In basketball also the junior class has been well represented. X Accomplishments of the year included the annual Junior-Senior Reception, which is one of the main events during the last week of school. The Juniors have always been ready to aid the Seniors in any project that was undertaken, and they are well qualified to step into the vacancies which will be left by the seniors and lead Classen through another successful year. Tuwnty-sc-z'vn1 C65 'f-HRX CJ,-55 Cai Cork-Cqfif!-:'Xi..... L? S f -1 1 TY N Xu! SN f' T F f' f' Sophomore Class Romain' Nlt'lIt3l.SON NANCY BELL BILLY Hmuusox STEWART Rom-ikrsox V. l're.via'vnl Tl'ftl.Yl1l'Fl' Sf'!'l't'ftll'.l' President The Sophomore class ot' 19.29 has proven itself an asset to Classen. Led by their oliieers- Stewart Robertson, president: Robert Nicholson, vice-president: Ililly Harrison. secretary: and Nancy Bell. treasurer-the Sophomores have indeed made a record for themselves during: their one year in Classen. The incoming Sophomores displayed in a sophomore assembly what they could add to L'lassen's talent, the entire program being conducted and given by members of their class. They have fit well into the school routine. and, though retaining' their individualism, they have as a whole become a vvell organized tmit of the student hotly. The loyalty they have displayed toward their new school is evidence of their interest in its activities. The Sophomore class has been well represented in all school activities. In football, has- ketball, hasehall, and track they have placed men for the coming teams of 1930 and 1931. In music and drama the sophomores have shown remarkable ability. 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R-llxluu ...... l':l,liANllli NAYLUR Hixlmf llnrmr .... ...... l Mui YI.Ili'l' .llfz If. .ll. lt'ul.vlm1 ,....... .'XRNlll.ll Ihu'1 1'u:s lx'nlwrf livmlrtl .... -,.-l':l'GlfNl'i liiivroiz Dirk lhmvllvx' .... .... l QIUIIAICII lltwll.'xx.xr: If-zwvzdulyn lx'u1.vlfm ...... lim' LEE ML'k'.'u.1. lfllzvl Llurk--- .,.. XYIRGINIA G1-:x'l'Rx' tllr. l'un lllrrxwz .... ---Gll,llliR'l' H.xMx-'rox .lluifl -- ---Rum NIM' Sllum' Ilzntuzxry fourteenth was Il mcmurzthlc 1.-railing fur cvcryuuc cuttu-x'11crl, fur The Little l 'lillk'1lll'L' prcsuutcml its tirst tl1l'cc-:wt play of thc ycznr, Xuthiug llut 'llhv 'llruthf' 'llllc play is l'L'lllL'I'CKl urnuucl :L ymtug lmrulccr, Ruhcrt llcunctt. whu lllIllil'S :1 lmvt that llc Cam toll the 1lllSUll1ll' truth for twcuty-four hours. This CiT'C1'IlllSlZlllL'C Causes him tu make lllllllj' unwilling ztpplicntitms of thc truth. However. :titer uutkiug thu ltcst of lllllllj' cm- lxurrztssiug' situutiuus he tluztlly wins the xrzxger-:xml the girl. .S'z'f'c'r1fy-nirm LASR gk if-S CJw.iNTic1IX' KAXRX Chg amy S N R X is f ,ff 2' In the Next Room FIRST Row: Myers, Naylor. SECOND Row: Reardon, Wilbur. Cast of Characters Philip Vanfinc ,.......... Tnov Kn,r,oUcH Lorna Webster, his Ilil'l'l'--El.EANOR NAx'I,oR Jalncs Godfrey .............. FRQD NIYERS Rngcnv-Vanfim s l'400f1lII1l1--hr7. V. HARRIS Parl.-.v-Vanfim .r Butler ....... ---------------- BILL MCCONNI-:LL Felix Armnml --- ---MILES VVIr.BL'R lllSf7L'l'f0I' Grady of the N. Y. Ucferfizr Sere:'ifv ..... BEN FRANKLIN Simmons, his as.ri.vtant ..... EVERETT EAGIN Tim Morell, a f70llfFllIUll--HARRX' Scnwmtrz Madame de Clzw-rivrv .... CORINNE REARDON Julia, hrr Maid .......... Cnfnucs KENNEDY In The Next Room, presented hy The Little Theatre, gave Classen's audience some thrilling mystery, which held it in suspense until the last curtain had lowered. An antique cabinet was the element of mystery, having hidden within it, on one side, a priceless necklace, and on the other side poisoned fangs. The poisoned fangs are the cause of the death of two innocent people. After many thrilling moments the person responsible for the deaths, and also the theft of the jewels, is apprehended Eighty ,f 'S ' ff f 1 ,' f 1 A. I K - iN X e ,. e T. 5 s.9'19l 'R fi' -e . f l ., ,N The Little Theater l l e ee ,we l711cs'r Row: Singleton, Russell, llevan, King, Short, Hill, Page, Britton, Miss Huhhard tsponsorb, Burrow, McCall, Hohnburg, Minter, Ross, lf. lilliott. Sl-Jeoxn Row: Harrison, Smith, Naylor, Jensen, Huff, Gentry, liorsythe, jones, Frank- lin, Ileeknell, May, Beatty, Lewis, Anderson. Tungn Row: Richter, Pettet, Richardson, Xyood. Hrtwukg, Cramer, Hem-ly, Sehwartz, lfndieott. linker, lfagin. llritton. 1'itYL'RTH Row: Danvers, Pipkin, jeimings, Strader, Mitchell, Mann, Haney, Rohinson, Rector. i'ilF'l'Il Row: I,CL'tll!lPiC, Yliet, Martin, Coghlan. Tucker, liiler, Buchanan, jones. Routh. SIXTH Row: M. lilliott, Foste, Hampton, McCartney, Bragg, Reardon, Mitchell. Morris, llallard. XYeinlxurger, Mabry. l'erhaps one of the most important organizations in Classen is The Little Theater, for it furnishes entertainment for the entire student body. They have presented this year two three-act plays, Nothing lint The Truth and In The Next Roonlui and three one-aet plays. The Valiant, The Flower Shop, and L'ahhages. l .-Xt their meetings, which are held semi-monthly, Miss Mary Belle Hnhhard, their very ahle sponsor, presides, assisted hy the president. lixcellent programs pertaining to dramatic art are given. Mozelle Britton held the office of president the First term and ,lack Murphy held the ofhce the last term. Eighty-one .i,,i. .. M-.. .,, ...,,.,-...-. ....., , T -, ..+1-. 7.,.Y -.,..V.-. LC, K X, MANN 2-4:1X1. .2.!t:...f..x Sefmfit .... LQ NX. ive-Qtixx N ix X. 7 R , X . 1 'Ll E-7 fa' 'ff rr 3-KH K KN X Sxjf I , f X -x. I if A 'V 'nl -5, H' The Crimson Star I I L! 65111441 Y -Z -Q t 'K 7 I E FIRST Row: Hannum. Rice. K SEcoNn Row: Murphy, Rixey, Holliday, Reardon. W Cast of Clzarcivlvrs Fv'1'dvrivl.', King of l.n.vrvnia---PAUL CRAIG Gilly. his .vixlvr .......... CoRlNxE Rmunox 1.60, his stefxvon ............... IJEAN RICE Dnrhrnvs Dcliornli, Horuli and IIclin.Ix'cvl1w' of on lnn--VIvI.xN HoI,I.AnAY Gillylf Jllntlwr' .......... MARY S'ri-3w.xR'r Gram. Foster child of Delia, after- Lady Pat, fonipanion to 'ward Princv.v.r Sh:l1l1anie--JUNi: HANNVM ditches.: ........ MARX' l2i.IzAnE'l'H Rixi-ix' 0'Tonlr', an .-lniwimn. frimia' Lord High Clmmlrvrlain---Rl'ssrju. hiIl,I.lCR of Leo .. ................. JACK Ml7Rl'HX' Colonel Huggy, of flu' Rnruh, ncplzvw of King ...... BILLY Wx'i.iE Kinglv llrugonns ..... BVRNEY L'Ro1'nr:Rs '1 Tilt.: I CARI, NIAYHAIJ. l 1 Grit: y Hirvlingm of Bnrali .... .................... X 'IRGIL CASH X Ziff H PAUL GUDDARD Larry, Dr'liu'.v llC'f71lL Zll--I I0WARD THoM1-soN The Crimson Star, presented by the music department, was the most spectacular presen- ! tation given this year. The gorgeous costumes, together with the beautiful scenery, made this an operetta long to be remembered. A The story takes place in the imaginary kingdom of Lascenia, and is centered around Prin- cess Stephanie, the long lost princess who was thought to have drowned eighteen years ago with her mother. She is found, and her identity is proven by a Crimson Star on her shoul- der. N l The operetta was under the directorship of Miss Fern Hoover, Miss Mary Belle Huh- hard and W. L. Hehestreit. Eva Louise Purdum was the accompanist. ' Y Eighty-fu'n MQA C4555 CANN 624,25 Qyx s -1 'N N 9 f E K f Seven Chances FIRST Row: Murphy, Thomas. SECOND Row: Brittain, Buchanan, Anderson, LeCompte. Cast of Characters .-lam' ll'iudear ..... KAW: JOHNNA Tnoims Gvoryianna Garri.van ..... M021-21.1.15 BRITTUN Peggy lV0od ....... .... S vi.v1A BAK:-:R Lilly Trviww--- .... DENICE GOODHART lrvm' Trevor ..... ...,. F AYE LEE MCCALI, Flnrcnrr .Inmnv ......... MARJORIE SEMANS Bt-My ll'illoughlv,i'--LoulsE CURRIE GnN'ri-:R .llr.v. Garrison .... ..... B ETTY LECoMPTE Jimmy ,S',lfllHI0ll .... - .... JACK Munvnv Billy .llvvl-in --- .... Dlcx BUCHANAN Mr. Garrison--- ---- Earl Gonrlarrl-- Ralph Danby- - - Cmaryf' ........... Im' Slwnrc ............ NORM AN ANDERSON HIJWARID ANm:RsoN --- ..... Tr-in Mrreni-:r,i. --- PoRTER Roi rH -----ORR BEAMUS The senior play, Seven Chances, with its well defined and balanced plot held its audi- ence with an intense interest which continued, from the lirst act throughout the entire evening. The character ot' jimmy Shannon, portrayed by Jack Murphy, called for intense action throughout the play. while Kaye johnna Thomas, portraying Anne Windeor, was not in the least inactive. The other members of the cast gave excellent support, making the show one of the outstanding entertainments of the year. Eighty-three CQ5 C'-si Cui Cask Cefiiiafk f t l tif f f M' .2 f' ' ,JS f W aw W f 9' 'A W' W r'q Hi i Orchestra t t lfntst' Rmr: 'l'aylt+r, Sieher. Larimnre. l'attersnn. Anthnny, llalduft. Ruhertsun, lialcer. Sl'fl'tlXll Row: llehestreit. R. .-Xntlnmy, Sielwer, llnnglas, Burkhart, Maloney. Statham, Vraig, Parker, Kustka, Legg, Keys, t 'lilllkll Row: Andrews, l,2lllL!,l1lill, lfullen, Staley, lltwis. Ilarhnur, Meneh. As a part nf the Classen music department the orchestra has been must imptvrtant. In its ftvnrth year of nrganizatiun and under the direction of I.. XY. Hehestriet, the nrehestra has made rapid prngress. During the second semester the orchestra presented an assembly prngram of classical musie. They have played at many school functions, including Nothing But The Truth, Clas- sen l'inNite. The Valiant, the auuual operetta, and various assemlslies. Helen .-Xnthuny has served as president of the nrganizatiun, and Kathryn Statham as see- retary. 'l'he nrehestra is etmtpnsed of about thirty memhers, New Students frtnn the juninr high selitmls were added at the heginning nf the seennd semester. 'l'l1rttug'li the nrehestra, Mr. Hehestriet has tried tu make the student handy realize, in a small measure, the importance of good music. Many of the members nf the orchestra are aeemnplished musicians and have had several years of study, being particularly interested in this work. All students In join the orchestra must have had some kmmxvlerlge of music and he ahle tri play au instrument fairly well. liigfhly-fam' I ,.,-..,,. .--..A.-,W -- f.-- . ...,,- . .M-'A-L.-- .4 V -.--M,-Y . . .--...,,....- mit-, ..i,,, . .- QQAX ...l3a5. S+ifiiN fssiggi -E ax T? Logse... DX Q- :AQX ,V I t I I lx I I I. 'x t I I i X, I N ., . 1 , N! I . I ,ll ... .-.--...---ll--Y...--f--A-s- I . -- 4-7-V s - V --H r xx 4 I Y- V. . vvX'7 71, - ....,,,s ,YN , , Band 1'iRlIN'I' Row: Keys, Mason, Hehestreit Qtlirectorb. Slieoxp Row: Ilyrd. R. Anthony, Ilunt, Watkins. liullen, Briggs tdrtnn majorp, Schmidt, Reehurgh, Ilarhour. Peterson. 'l'nntn Row: Schwartz, Strong, Legg, Mellonald. Douglas, G. Anthony, Rleflellanrt, .Nt- kins, Anderson, Xtilhur. I'illl'R'l'lI Row: Ilale, -lohnson, 'I'rout, Ilush, Andrews, Rlurrey, Ilitt, l'sher, lliltlilvy, l'nekett. L'uder the direction of I.. XY. Ilehestreit, the Classen hand has heeome one of the fore- most aetiyities of the school. In its third year of organization, about forty hoys composed its membership for the tirst semester. Ifrom the incoming sophomores at the mid-year, several new ntemhers were added. Ifarly in the year new hand uniforms were ordered and were worn for nearly every pnhlie appearance thereafter. The uniforms are the military type and consist of white duck trousers, dark hlue eoat with gold hraid trimmings, and dark hlne cap with a harp and the letter C in gold on the front. 'I'he drum major is dressed in a similar uniform with the exception of a tall plume eap. His haton completes his outtit. The band played at the majority of the school functions, including the pep assemblies, held hetore any athletic contest, and at the football and haskethall games. 'I'hey were featured on the Classen IinNite program. Representatives from the Classen hand played in the All State lland at the State Teachers' Convention held in Oklahoma City. 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K Classen was represented in debate this year by Hugh Turner, Fay Lee McCall and Law- rence Klein on the athrmative, and Iiugene Rector, Ben Franklin. and Arnold Britton on the negative. Substitutes used during the year were Maxwell Kaughman, joe Marel, who en- tered the first semester from Lawton high school, and Louise Jacobs. The students with C. li. Grady, debate coach, worked hard during the year and their achievements were worth while. Classen is in the Mid-state debate conference where debates held are of the dual type. 'fi The conference was divided into two brackets. Guthrie, Bristow, Shawnee, Capitol Hill, and Central were in one group: Norman, Chickasha, E1 Reno, and Classen made up the other. l The winners of each bracket met on March Zl to determine the team to enter the state meet. Q The winners in the bracket were lil Reno and Central. i The question debated this year was, Resolved, That the linglish Cabinet Form of Gov- f ernment is Preferable to the Presidential Form of the United States. , Classen's debate schedule for 1929 was: February 21, Classen-Norman, affirmative team travels: February 28, Classen-Chickasha, negative team travels, March 7, El Reno-Classen, afhrmative team travels. t Lawrence Klein has taken the debating honors this year. For his three vears of service he was rewarded with the customary sweater and the jeweled golden O. Fav Lee McCall and Eugene Rector received the two years awards. Hugh Turner, Arnold Britton, and Hen 3 Franklin each received the one year awards. . l Ninety-two i CENN C1:5.Ce-45 CASN CGA CJN-Cc? 55:53 J ATHLETICS FO O6I3f1LL f fvji film' V, -- M ff If 9 ni! , I 3 ,ff f fc gl 1 3 Q ,H W V f ' QS 'm '- FM X Fi-ef Y - wg i 'I X X X XX XX xx 'N Nw X X L ' ' X xxx x '- I V R K ' -X X X ' X ' N xx . ' X x . jf . . X- XXX V ff X311 - XX X .JVEQM u ' x ' 'lf' L? 'x N N e Summary of the Season In the fall of 1928 Classen's grid machine was confronted with the dif- ficult task of battling--not only their opponents-but a low school morale, which was the result of a disastrous season last year. The task of building up this needed morale fell upon the shoulders of a new coach of the Comet eleven, namely, VVes1ey L. Fry. In his first year here he has proved his ability by turning out an eleven of which Classen is indeed proud. Starting the season with only a few of last year's lnainstays returning, Coach Fry put his men through strenuous early-season work-outs. The Comets faced a hard schedule, and all work had to be done earnestly. Classen followers believe that this has been a successful season. Nine powerful aggregations faced the Comets this year. In five of the games Classen came out on the long end of the score. In the other four their op- ponents were forced to fight hard for all points garnered. Although our boys were not ahead in points, in the games lost, they were ahead in fighting and sportsmanship qualities. In the first game the Comets invaded the stomping grounds ,of the 121 Reno Indians. After fighting on even terms for a greater part of the game, Classen pushed the pigskin over the goal line for the only counter of the game. Try for goal failed. Guthrie, on their own field, was the next opponent. The Jays were favored over the Comets by quite a margin, but they were indeed handed a surprise when Comet linemen and backs functioned well to hold the score to 6-0 in favor of Guthrie. Classen gained more yardage, her punts were bet- ter, and she fought harder, but frequent fumbles in critical moments kept the Comets from scoring. The Wolf pack from Shawnee was the next opponent on the list. This game was played at Western League Park. In previous tilts, two were tied, and last year Shawnee won a heart-rending 14-13 battle. This year's Nincfy-fmu' C-Civ Cork Q-:si CAXXN in-fi Cz-'S 5? S f' .1 p yr yr y p 2 A X N XM xx: 9 K f f - i l f js i. wb J. lily i xv X l l 5, .W f t P 1 l , . V6 A Rvmxn Mirxitw ,IAM1-Qs EMITII T. Rn' PliII.l,l1'5 Howauu lN1cHoi,soN ' X Qlnlrliwlulrk Lcaptaiul Tackle Guard llalf-Imrk l i game was prolialmly the most sensational game that Classen has played. The p XYolves scored their only touchdown in the second period, and, for the re- mainder of the game until the last tive minutes of play, the score remained unchanged. Captain Ryland Milner, Classen's 145 pound package of dynamite, had LX broken his left hand in practice and did not start in this game. XVhen the i w game seemed lost he was inserted at quarterback and had the necessary tight i to start the Comet scoring machine despite his handicap. He snatched Shaw- l nee passes and ran the ends to lead his men to a well-earned 26-6 victory. i llig Vincent Maloney iroved himself a dangerous line- mlunffer in this game. i I N . ba Z5 U i Q All of our men played excellently. l N , . , . . . i 1 Coach Lusters ligers from Norman, who laid claim to the mythical l state championship, scratched and clawed in a hard-fought l-l-6 win over the l Comets. .Xlthouffh Norman was favored to win luv a wide margin, Cl2lSS6l1'S X zs . as E l men would not give in, and the Tigers fought hard for what points they gar- - l l in-I nered. l t The Chickasha Chicks, hoping to repeat a 26-0 victory of last season, T were disappointed when the Comets worked well together and downed them i 19-0. Several good masses were converted into touchdowns. P0 l I l The following week the Comets toiled hard for the coming tilt with the l i Ca mitol llill clan. .Ns the Redskins had won the two Jrevious encounters, l 'NN 'xl l i Nim'ly-fin' . ,N Q - --'---:- - - --- - -- ,if -?,--'------- t,.-...S..,.'uQT..i, -53 'ff- fix +f,f:.llrQQu f TX X'4'x'1Xq 2-Q12-Q 5, 'Q X CXX- V L? J N is xzfesk sr . sf iv X f -3 W- -.-4. ,.--.c. --.ci all tt , l .KW J - Y. it V! 1 Bon tlARns1-:R JACK GARDNER Bm, Nomxn juries Guovi-:R yillfklff Girard I'lz1If-l1t1t'l.' lltllf-Irurk they ruled favorites. This game took place in the llllltl at XVestern League l'ark. 'llhe held proved too slippery and Coinet hacks Ctllllilllill get away for Slllliililllllill gains. Redskins made some nice r1111s winning 30-ti. Classen's score came when Fisher, Comet end, took Capt. Klilner's lt!-yard toss for Il It1llClltlUWll, following passes of 15 and .20 yards. 'llry for goal was missed. llristow's l'urple Pirates came here for the next struggle favored he- cause of our mediocre showing against Capitol Hill. llut o11r Comets were 1 determined Zllltl completely upset the dope hucket in a 33-tl lfllllllllll. They .J displayed a llUXYCl'flll otfense and stuhlmorn defense that could not he de11ied. 1 l'hillips starred i11 this game. V l I 1 .Xfter this s11dde11 display of teamwork Zllltl offensive power, Classen 5 supporters took 11ew stock in their grid niachine. The next week l'onCa City was l1ost to tl1e CtllllClS. The same tight and offensive strength tltlllllllilletl Classen's play, and the game ended 38-0 against l'onca. lt was all Comet throughout the fracas. Clyde Dinger, end, snioth- .ff - - r ered play after play to the delight ot Classen fans. 1 l i Comet followers were quite joyful over these recent accoinplishments Q llllll conceded the houlevard crew a chance of defeating tl1e Central Cards . on 'l'hanksgiving Day. 'llhe ltllllll worked hard Zllltl faithfully for tl1is ffanie, showing Ill well . h 5 , I ' 1 i11 practice. 'llhey were deter1ni11ed to tl0XV1l the Cards. .Xs Central had heen 1 Ninety-.vix CQNX. ini ei-'-fi QSQN Cars. 3153, Sexy I J C? .9 oc -1 - .- CN JN C 9 Y f ' i O XTINCENT Mamxizv J. D. WALL RlTSSEl,l, Fismsn CLYDE DINGER Full-Imrl.' Tackle End End beaten by Norman and tied by Guthrie, Classen had a fair chance of defeat- ing them. lloth teams were in good condition, with minor exceptions, and a hard battle was forecast. The fans favoring both schools assembled at XVestern League Park to witness a most bitterly contested struggle. Central's backs were a little too elusive for the Comets, helping Central win by 19-6. Some unnecessary roughness occurred in the game. Our Comets put up a stub- born defense to Central's thrusts, however, and the game was more closely fought than is indicated by the score. .-X custom was inaugurated this year, somewhat late in the season, which may prove to be an inspiration for higher interest in football achievement. This is the Player Award. .Xt the end of the season those men who have proved themselves outstanding in each game, were rewarded by receiving a warm-up jacket like those worn by the New York Yankees. Vincent Maloney for his play in the Bristow, Ponca City and Central games, Clvde Din er for his brill-iance in the Ponca game, and T. Rav Philli is s . :Q s . for his outstanding achievements in the Bristow game. received these awards this year. N incty-seven ,QNX Q55 C-H5 CAX5 Creek CAN Q e ee ,ff as X 'xg 9- f fr f RIPPLE CHA MBERS BAKER C filler Gzmrd limi' 'llhis football season has certainly put Classen to the forefront. Next year she will he represented by a team filled with the desire and backed by the experience to win football games. Only a few of the regulars will be lost by graduation. Capt. Milner, our greatest all-round athlete this year, will be missed not only by the football team, but by all the teams on which he participated. Ile has been a valuable asset to Classen. 'llhe coming of Mr. Fry put new pep and spirit into the football aspir- ants. Bluch more interest has been created. Great things were done this year and greater things are expected next year. Classen tackles the hardest schedule attempted possibly by any highschool and expects to come through with flying colors. XVhat a line-up there will be, when nearly all the stars -if this season represent us next fall! XVe expect to be the most formidable -Lmpponent of any other team in the state. This has been a banner year for all school sports. llasketball has been especially successful. There has been exceptional success in baseball, track. swimming, tennis, besides in all girls' sports, and we expect greater achieve- ment next year. In her fifth year as a Senior High School, Classen is expected to set high precedents for all Oklahoma Highschools. Xirirlvi'-riylzt Ccffk Cswixg A W4-hi, slkrsi BASHEGBHL J 1 ff n Q I I -yu-zpwrvi Q 5? N 31 'X' ' 9 fi fi 7 f' Basketball 1929 Runners-up in the NATIONAL at Chicago! Last year it was the State. Next year-F XVhat a team the Comets proudly boast of! This year history was made on that court at Chicago that will be long remembered. Underdogs at the outset, but pride of the entire nation after they had lost the final game to Athens, Tex., in a battle that will never be forgotten by those fgithful Classen supporters who were present, and by those who encour- aged the boys with their many telegrams. The Comets went down Fighting hard, the thought of defeat never entered their minds. They were playing for Classen, fighting for Classen, to prove that they play the best game in the nation. The game was not decided until the final gun, which found the tall Athenians with their futuristic style of play, ahead 25-ll, but the Comets went down fighting. We have other things of which we are proud also-three All-Americans from one school. No other school can say this. The Comets are different, you know: they never follow the crowd, but are found leading it. Andy Beck, Captain and guard of the All-American, State, Conference, City, etc., is by far the headiest general in the U. S. He takes our coach's place during the game. Jack McCracken is placed at center on the same teams as Andy, because of his uncanny ability to come through in the pinches. He is undoubtedly the best center in the U. S. Ryland Milner, chosen as guard on the All-American second team, played Sensationally in the tournament. Always covering his man, large or small, they never came too big or dangerous for our fighting little package of dynamite. The other fellows who were great aids in our many victories, but who, perhaps, have not received the credit due them, are: George McFarlane, mighty forward: Paul Mayo and Williard McGraw, pony forwards, dangerous and very clever: Elmo Wright, fighting guardg Tom Merrick, brilliant forward and co-pilot with Mayo next year: Clyde Dinger, another fighting guard: Carl Sewell, forward-great things are expected of him next yearg Howard Nicholson, powerful and fighting forward: Chas. Dinger, ever-helpful mascot and a dan- gerous, tricky basketeer himself: and, last but not least, those faithful, hard working subs who sat on the bench and watched their teammates win the glory, we are greatly indebted to them. In a season of thirty-two games, only two were on the lost side of the column, one to Central by one point, and the other to Athens bv four points. Scoring 902 points to OPDUU' ents' 478, the Comets furnished a most successful season: under the brotherly guidance of our pride and joy, Coach Iba. He is responsible for the actions of his team, and to him goes the credit of being the best highschool coach in America or the world. The Comets had an average of 28 points per game, to 14 for opponents. The regular conference season was finished with l7 victories against l defeat. Then came the district games at Guthrie, which we won easily from Guthrie, 30-16. Next were the fourth district games at El Reno. The first game was quite easy, but El Reno was very stubborn. McCracken scored five field goals-all the Comets made to beat the Indians 15-13. In the State games, Crowder was defeated 43-10. Mayo was hot, scoring fifteen points. Tulsa was the next opponent. The Comets wanted revenge for their defeat in the State finals last year. Their scoring demons were there, trying hard, but Andy, jack, Ryland and the others kept them in the shade throughout the contest. The Comets were certainly a won- derful, smooth-working machine that night. We fought our friendly rivals, Central, for the State Championship the next night. Through three quarters Classen trailed: Central enjoyed a 7 point lead in the third quarter. Then Ryland got red behinds the ears, and we knew something was going to happen. CIHSSCII gradually drew up to 17-18. Then johnson of Central, and Capt. Andy went out on per- sonals. Milner was fouled with only a short time to play. Did he miss the gift shot? No. he calmly made it with a wide grin on his red face, while 2500 ardent fans sat spell-bound. Om' hundred ff ff fl f 1 1 I I 1. f 1 Y, I 1 4 f f C235 C1-AN Qui 7623-5 C5i'Q-Jo. Q S s ' 'J' ' N 9 f K' K F N wwf Axnv BECK Crvmi lhxonu ILIOVVARD Nicnorsox GEORGE 1yfcliARr.ANE Cnmrd fCaptainl Cnzard l'u1'zwmI FOI li't1I'U' llut tlzese same fans were in for a bigger treat later. Then with only a littlc while left to play, Classen got the ball with Jack and Merrick back. These words came from the lanky center's mouth, You go in, Tom, I'm going to make this one. He was standing past the center of the court. He got set, and sent a high arching sphere toward the hoop. Swish! A moment later the game was over. 20-18 Classen. Big jack was our big, strong, blushing hero. Mayo and McGraw covered themselves with laurel wreaths in this fracas. After winning the State, Classen journeyed to Chicago in quest of more laurels. In their first game Monticello, Miss., furnished the opposition. The Comets were con- siderably better, though the Mississippians were very stubborn and the Comets were in dan- ger several times. The game ended 22-20 Classen. After getting over this first hurdle, which is always the hardest, Classen really did run into some heavy opposition, Salt Lake City. It required two extra periods to decxue the winner. But as has been demonstrated before, our Comets delivered in the pinch, and won 26-23. It was Capt. Andy's smart headwork, and his confidence in Jack, that brought about victory in that game. This victory placed them in position to win from Ashland, laSt year's National Champs. Ashland was indeed a wonder team. They used some very effective block plays against the opposition. As in previous games Classen was trailing at the half. Coach Iba had evi- dently solved Ashland's weakness, for when the boys took the floor again he knew we had another victory in the sack. The Cotnets play their opponent's game for awhile, then, if they trail. the opponents have to be satisfied with the Comets' style of play. The stalling tactics of Ashland were met bv some as equally well-planned by the Comets. McCracken and Beck played great games which brought us through 16-14. Warren. Ark.. tourney darkhorse, was eliminated by Classen in a brilliantly played game the next night, 33-22. It was big Tom Merrick's guarding of the uncanny Creed, and Tom's ever watchful tactics, coupled with McCracken's phenomenal gathering of points, that fea- tured. Coach said that Tom played the greatest game a highschool boy ever played. Creed, Ark. forward, is certainly respected by the Classen fellows. The farmer boys from Joes, Colorado, had reached the semi-finals and opposed Classen in the same bracket. Although much the smaller, the Comets used their skill and headwork to win 29-23. The Colorado boys were baffled by the alternate slow-breaking and fast-breaking offense of the Comets. Beck was particularly hot. McCracken and the other fellows also came in for their share of honors. This game put us in the finals of the National, against Athens, Texas. In the first quar- ter it looked like a Classen victory, but an unfortunate accident occurred which took the pep out of the boys. Merrick, thrown by an Athens forward. badly twisted his knee. He was a great loss to the boys on the fioor. McGraw, who had burned his hand and arm, was un- able to play in any of the games. His presence on the bench inspired the fellows on the floor. however. VVil1ard was greatly missed, because of his cleveruess in the games. One hundred one e.C'.csfNNCQf5Ce-f5C-s'fXXC5mfiC4:fXlx:.-f5CAri... 1 . 1 xv. i X t 4 V Q by N -1 yy by ' N Yi 1 Nw X A 9 Xbxlqhgk 'V f wf iii is Xxx Q xt' J P.n'r. Mfxro Wn.I.ARn NICGRANV limxo NVRIGHT l or zt'u1'd 17or'tc'rn'd 01141111 JACK MeCR.xt'Kiix C!'lIft'I' At the half Classen led 12-ll, and was going quite well. This was the tirst time that they were ahead at the half, and Coach never gave them his custo - third quarter found Athens leading 7 points, 21-14. The Comets. led by Capt. Andy's cool, cautious generalship. drew up to 21-18 and 23-20. Athens scored another basket and Classen a free throw, but that was the closest we were. The game ended 25-21 in favor of Athens. mary going over. The Nevertheless Classen certainly showed all the teams in the tournament how to play bas- ketball right. Mr. lba was the best-liked, smartest Coach and gentleman of them all at the tournament. Classen has the cleanest bunch of fellows on her basketball team of any in the world. They certainly were the outstanding tournament team, and they, by their gentlemanly man- ners, clean sportsmanship, hard, aggressive playing, won the admiration of even their bit- terest opponents. 7 We are indeed proud of our boys for their many victories and the honorable way in which they have conducted themselves. They have brought us much fame, and established Classen as one of the best basketball schools in the world. Tom Merrick and Paul Mayo will be co-pilots of next year's quintet. We sincerely hope and wish for them a season as successful, or more so, than this one just closed. JACK H. STot'T. S1iASON'S RECORDS. Min-S1-Arr: Coxrmu-:Nets Classen --- --- 24 Okmulgee --- --- 17 Classen --- --- 33 Bristow --- -- 16 Classen --- --- 44 Shawnee -- --- ll Classen --- --- 18 El Reno -- --- IZ Classen --- --- 22 Bristow -- --- 8 Classen --- --- 27 Guthrie ----- --- 11 Classen ,-- --- 27 Chickasha --- --- 14 Classen --- --- Z5 Norman --- -- 8 Classen --- --- 30 Guthrie .... -- --- 14 Classen --- --- 36 Capitol Hill --- -- 12 Classen --- --- ll Norman ----- --- 8 Classen ..-- --- 21 Central --- -- I9 Classen --- --- 51 Shawnee -- -- 15 Classen --- --- 24 F21 Reno H -- 15 Classen --- --- Z2 Okmulgee --- --- 21 Classen - --- 28 Capitol Hill -- -- 7 Classen -- --- 41 Chickasha --- -- 13 Classen ...... --- 18 Central ..... ---- 19 TOTALS --- .... 502 TOTALS -- ----240 Om' hundred Iwo H J X ,K , V, Y N '-ol C455 .CA TX X L..-xk, K-Q? L-if3jX f z 7 llvqqy-nw' Q vu- vw- W- . N - X X 'X K C .T TWO ,xx X . RX'1.AND MILNER Guard Classen --- Classen --- Classen ..... TOTALS --- Classen --- Classen ..... TOTALS -- Classen --- Classen --- Classen ..... TOTALS --- Classen --- Classen --- Classen --- Classen --- Classen ..... Classen ....... TOTALS ...... Classen 502 102 67 84 147 902 TOM MERRIL'K FRANCIS Cons CHARLES Dmcx-:R Far'za'a1'r1' I f O rwa rd I 7 nrwam' F11-'TEEN'l'H DIS'l'RIL l' AT GOT:-una ------- 43 Arcadia --- --- 13 ---, 29 Crescent -- --- 10 ---- 30 Guthrie ----- --- lo -----102 TOTALS --- --- .19 Forum Drsnucr AT Er. RENO ----- 52 Homestead ---- --- 14 ---- 15 El Reno ---- --- 13 --- .... 67 TOTALS --- -- Z7 STATE TOURNAMENT AT OKLAHOMA CITY. ---------- 43 Crowder ------ --- 10 -, 21 Tulsa --- --- 17 ----- 20 Central ------- ----- 18 --------- 84 TOTALS --- --- 45 NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT C1-11cAoO ---------- 22 Monticello, Miss. --- 20 --------- 26 Salt Lake, Utah --- 23 ---- 16 Ashland, Ky. ---- --- 14 ---- 33 Warren, Ark. --- --- 22 --- 29 Joes, Colo. ...... --- 23 --- 21 Athens, Tex. .... --- 25 -----147 TOTALS --- -----l27 Opponents 240 39 27 45 127 -531 Grand Total An average of 283716 per game for Classen. An average of 1415116 per game for opponents. One lnmdrvd tlwrv CQgN1X Cub, Cha? C195 Crqfx C531 utog'fa'phs ..f L ' fn fm, ., M , 1 5 A ,W +5 , vi 5 in T e 55511 ,..:.. , V -.g1 .,, .1 '..A..'. 1. .r , 1 .fnqrgif g 1 . M 1,11 .f Vw, gf 1 I i s ' 1 : Z ,r ',.g'J9.Q YBPIENE iv, ' 1 ,gi L J 1192,-Qu f.,, J 4 2 f ..,,f- .rpg 4 1' . 1?- - -2 9917 f--'W -' Q , Ly f7. '?i IJ' ' ki .A h X-v lx., : ' 32' Q f'1i.Lk'fi' 'j H25 .,1 ,.- , .H -.HT .2 - 2 fr I ' 't, ,. , ' V kpl. ,- H 5, .hz 5.3 1 ,,,l3' flu , V1 , '.-ug, Any' : V' 1 3:-Na bt I T 4 1 ffj' W I M N 1 r L. TV. M- - x ,:f r -D.. 'i iw - '-. av.:-,J ml N 'x'I rs w V , -.-3 . amd!-M W4-... -4--.ny P IVJIHGR SPOR65 'Aj I WZQTJM- -A - -4 -.c.,A,..,x...+sY . .. . - . 1 ' cg V Sf' T . ,lla - , ix . M wmv. ....., ,Mp tm 9, if F - - ,,.... - ---....,.....,...., 7 Baseball lflkst' Row: llrandnn, Jackman, Vllales, Sharum, Cnhb. Si-2coNh Row: Swirczynki, ltlayn, Medley, jnlinson, Coleman, Simms, Ayers. ililllklb Row: lha tenachl, lleck, XYright, Milner, Taylor, Kyle, Mclfarlane, Rleliee. The Comets started the seasun with a practice game with Mincn whom they heat hy a larf,:'e score. The hrst fracas with Central fell lu Classen 20 to fm. It was featured with wild hitting and quite a mnnher nf errurs nn each side. The most exciting moment uf the game came when ,lwlmny May knncked a hnnie-run. ln the second game the Cardinals had greatly improved hut they cnnld nut cttpe with a determined Comet squad and the final count was 6 to 3. Coach lha's men did not encounter Capitol Hill until thc finals nf the tournament at Xnrman where they heat the Redskins 6 to 4. ln a three-pgame series for the city title Capitol Hill took the First tilt 7 tn 0 hut the Comets rallied tn capture the second and third at 1.2 to 4 and 7 tn 6 respectively. At Stillwater Classen played Blackwell and Ponca City. The Comets defeated Sapulpa in the finals 10 to 9. The Comets went tn NVaxahachie where they were to play three games. The Texans ttmk the lirst une 5 tu Z, and canceled the remaining tml because of the weather. Une hznnlrrd six CEON 5 sb MA ,ClxXN flake Q-mic CAVQX f A--. .1 'ir ri' 'wi iiii 'Q fifmf 'r ,girls Qi W . i higgr 1 l Track l -r l I l it t FIRST Row: llighic, thrust, jacohs, Ncwth, lloualclstm. SICCUNII Row: 'lluclu-r, lloty, liurits, Harrison. lXlCl.H.il1, Ayt-rs. , Titian Row: XYall, llutlarimorc, Patterson tcaptaiub. Noland, Itlyurs, Zachritz. l Aftur thc wcathur had liiiiclcrcfl practicc for scvural wccks Classcn clroppcrl thc Slatt- iiicloor mcut In Central. Ilowcrcr. the Coma-ts wcrc brought into ht-ttcr shapc Imy Coach lliggins, and they carrivd oti' both thc City and Mid-Statc meets. 1 lfspcrially hrilliaiit was tht- work ot' Hill Noland and Rus Moorc, thc Comct milcrs. lxloorc won tirst plact- in thc Oklahoma rclays, first at Manhattan, and fourth at Chicago wht-rc thc host track mutt in thu L'11itctl Statcs compclccl. Noland plan-rl wt-ll in thc relays and took fourth place at Manhattan. Thu tum-cllcy rclay team wliifh had pvrformcrl exceptionally tltrougfhout thc scasoii showul l ' at its hcst whun it took tirst place in thc rclays. ln thu' Oklahoma relays of l9.ZU XYichitz1 won with a score of 49 points, Qlasscn scorul 4 six points. Pattcrsoil, captain of Clzlsscirs team, took two tirsts and a thirrl. Rallymg attcr hcr poor showing at lNorman, Llasscu walked off wlth thc City mcct. W scoring' 03 points. Ct-ntral had -to points and Capitol Hill had 16. N. NNI X5 Om' IlllHlfl't'tl .vt':'t'n K, A if X ' . ' X 'T X- 5' 'xi' 'rf 'H 1 '-'W' M -fx N X. -'ff 1 gf-Tai: Z:.L4Q..E-...r,-:.'s.,17gf-,,:,a1W1i-lt N41 NX 1 .145 xx v 9 f ,D - fC? N X x LL 5 f , -A f Boys' Swimming Team I.r3F'r 'ro IQIGIITI Ryan, Ault, Hamilton, Higbie, Pritchard, Cochran, Goff, Stuart, Donaldson, Cantreel, Speilnian, Oldfield, Stuart, lNilhour, Ifyer, McCall, Hitchens, XYales, Mclildowney. The swimming team led by Captain Stout, although they did not win first in the City or Stillwater meets, showed they had the fighting spirit hy winning second and fourth 11lilfCS respectively. Central won the city meet with 481-Z points, Classeu second with 411-1 points, Capitol Hill third with In points. At Stillwater. where Tulsa took first. Classen was fourth with ll points. In the city meet the l60 yard relay team composed of McCracken, Goff. XVales, and Coelirilu set the record of 1 minute 26 seconds. Stout took the 100 yard hack stroke with l minute lfi seconds. Goff won the 220 with 2 minutes So seconds. The fact that these new records had heen set partly allayed the sting of defeat. Slrittl led Cl2lSSCll'S list at Stillwater taking second in the 200 yard hack stroke and fourth in diving. The relay team was third in the 100 and fourth in the 300 yard medley. Goff took fourth in the 220. Om' lnmdrvd right CAN 11,1-,i Q1-:NX CA.-3 Cyi Qffi '-155 F-ii X. l, ll A i . l ,ft 4 2 1 E i ll X t f f S t ,J C? Boys' Tennis Stuart, Cochran, Vick, Coffey Ccoachj, Davis, Thurmand, Taylor. In a series of eight dual matches with Edmond, Norman, Britton, Yukon, and Chick- asha, the Comet team came out unconquered. The team was made up of Thomas, Davis, Cochran, Vick, Burns, and Thurmand. Davis carried off the singles in the city meet with Thomas runner-up. Thomas and Davis won the doubles with Vick and Burns in second place. In the Mid-State tilt Davis took the singles with Thomas second. Paired together they won the doubles over Vick and Burns. At Norman, Davis won the singles title from Thomas, and with him took the runner-up laurels in the doubles. Davis lost to Bradley of Tulsa at Stillwater, but coupled with Thomas captured the doubles. One hundred nine QNX Cafkiicrkfkwfb ' L17 1737 . f XX , 1 ti ip N iNP'9' f ff Athletic Administration f l l ' r Xl l 1 l 1 l as l i .xl ' X l l 1 Wrist:-tv L. FRY R. E. Corrrlv RETHA WAVE HULET HENRX' IBA N J I i . L, Cla:-xsen is indeed fortunate in having for the coaching and supervision of her athletics 1 X' such personages as R. E. Coffey, general supervisor of boys' athletics, director of physical ed- . ucation and coach of minor sports: Wesley L. Fry, mentor of football and track: Henry Iba, 1 i coach of basketball and baseball, Miss Retha Wave Hulet, girls' sports, and director physical W 1 education for girls. 1 N . . . . . . l I Miss Hulet has coached a number of championship teams. Her girls have won nearly every if 5 l contest in which they have participated this year, by comfortable margins. Miss Hulet was l . . . . t . I , an outstanding athlete during her college career at Missouri Teachers' College at Maryville, X ' if Mo. 1 l Mr. Iba needs no introduction to Classen students, for all know him to be the coach who piloted Classen in very successful basketball and baseball seasons. He was graduated fi from Westminister at Fulton, Mo., where he starred on all athletic teams ou which he played. He was captain of the all-state basketball team two years, and made all-state in football. Mr. Fry was graduated from the School of Law, University of Iowa, where he starred y on the football team for three years at the signal-calling position. In this, his first year at Classen, he has produced remarkable football and track teams. V I , Mr. Coffey was graduated from Tulsa University, where he made letters in football, X basketball, baseball, and track. He holds a Master's Degree from the University of Okla- , homa. Under his three years of direction Classen's boys' swimming team has won the city ff championship two years in succession. The girls' team boasts of being city champions also. f Mr. Coffey has developed Oklahoma's State Champion girl swimmer. His tennis teams are ' known all over the state. l l , I l l ll N ,Our llllildlffd ten i i if i L.-.LIDNX 9-4'-ff CSXNN C455 QAYX' C-mr? C-kiwi P 4' ian E H rl N K, i f ml ' GIRLS A66-7LE.6IC5 X!!! X I I WX N .ffl Sw t f t 4' f M 1 Girls' Hockey Team 1 l Toi' Row: J. Hunt, VValbert, Keel, Dreskill, French, A. Hunt, Hulet Ccoachl, Roberts, Schmidt, Smith, Bannon, Hardin. BoTToM Row: Pyle, Cecil, Cypert, Ross tcaptainl, Abbott, Short, Gross, Hicks. Field Hockey has been for five seasons a fall sport for high school girls of the city. Capitol Hill took the championship the first year: Central obtained the title in 19253 Capitol Hill again in 19263 and the Comets in 1927, having only one point scored against them in the all championship games. This year the city championship cup was won by Capitol Hill. The Comet Maidens opened the season this year by defeating Central by a score of .Z-0. They held the Capitol Hill Redskins for a scoreless tie in the second game. In the third game Capitol Hill and Classen played again for the title. Though the Redskins were dc- termined to win from the Cometsby a large score, they were able to make only one goal against their opponents. Thus, Capitol Hill obtained the city championship of 1928. Practice games arranged with junior high schools as in previous years were in this year's schedule. Katherine Ross, left inside for Classen, was not only an excellent player and captain of her school team, but an outstanding player of the Times' City Team. Her brilliant work for the Comets has proved a constant threat to every opposing eleven. Ruth Keel, center halfback, known for her quick work for the Comets was chosen captain of the Times' City Team. Elsie French and Ida Carter were played as right and left inside on the star eleven. Dessie Abbot, right inside, and Katherine Short, right fullback obtained places also. Honorable mention was given to Audine Pyle, right wing, Margaret Cecil, left wing and Mildred Smith, goalkeeper. Om' lnuzdrvd f'wr'I7'c CQNX Q55 CASQN Qyfi C.-CYX CKY-5, CAVE, Q 9 .1 K, q X N 'N ir 9 A K K K 7 Girls' Volley Ball Tot' Row: Schmidt. Ross, Hulet tcoachb, Dixon, Roberts, Smith. Bo'l l'oM Row: Short, Swatek, Hunt. Spencer, Ramsey, Abbott tcaptainj, J. Hunt, XVil- liams, Carter, Keel. Taking the place of basketball, volley ball has been introduced this winter as a girls' standard sport in the Oklahoma City high schools. Although no school basketball team was formed last year several Classen girls formed a team independently. This change to volley ball was made in order to put a less strenuous game on the girls' schedule. Classen placed second in the city contest losing only to the Central maidens. Opening the season on Central's court, Central took a victory of 47-34 from Classen. Classen obtained the lead in the second game when they won from Central maidens with a score of Sl-26. The third game spelled a disaster to Classen's hopes of city championship: Central won 39-35. Leading the Comet team was llessie Abbott, captain, who was winner in one of the three places allotted to Classen on the city star team. Ida Carter and Ruth Keel obtained the other positions. Honorable mention was given to Annabelle Hunt and Katherine Ross. Other mem'- bers of Classen's team were Beaulah Williams, Mona Muncy, and Amie Swatek. One htuzdrcd thirfccn CLON Q35 C-c-fi CAX5 ffcsfi, CAA X 4 li A.: If 7 ' ff' Sf y, 1' ,Q l ,TT..-..r..-,-.,q-.,.-,.-.,.....,:-..-,-a.-.--W . - ,.-.------ vv-f-v .f-N -W,--V V - L.......4...-,.?x--...-.... -- .,,Y N ' v- E 7 ' ----sf--1 Girls' Swimming Team 1 l Patterson, Moore, Cypcrt, NValhert. Hopkins, Thonipson, Hulet tcoachl, Keel, Sllillil'L'.', Rushing, Carter tstate championl, Ramsey lcaptainj, Scott, Classen girls were more successful this year than they were last year in the city aquatic , meet, having scored 53 points and won First place in the linal contest. Central won second with a score of 48 points. Capitol Hill third with 13 points. Ida Carter hroke three state records: 'llhe 20-yard free style, the Z0-yard hack stroke: and the 40-yard free style. l.ast year lflizaheth Morley was the only Comet star who hroke a state record. Seven Comet maids placed in the events. Ida Carter took First in .20 yard free style, lirst in .20 yard back stroke, tirst in 40 yard free style. She also swam anchor in the relay winning 17 points for Classen. Betty jane Scott was placed fourth in .Zll-yard hack stroke, and third in the piunge, ,lane Hopkins took second in -ill yard free style. and second ' in diving. Ruth Keel was placed third in 20 yard side stroke. lidith Ramsey took first in side stroke for form, first in hreiist stroke for form, and third in hack stroke for form. I Jeannette 'l'hotnpson was placed second in breast stroke forni. Those entered in the relay were lilaine Shatier, ,lane Hopkins, Betty jane Scott and Ida Carter, The squad under the direction of coach Earl Colley consists of Ida Carter. lidith t Rantsey, lletty ,lane Scott, lllajorie VValhert, ,lane Hopkins, Ruth Keel, Jeannette Tltonipson, V lilaine Shaffer, llessie Ahhott, Helen Moore, Nada Darnell, lfloise Patterson, Mildred xy, Schmidt, Rachel Rushing and Beatrice Cypert. lidith Ramsey was elected captain this year. l 3 V l' l I w l l l fllll' 1llHl!I'l't'!I' fU1tI'1l'f'lI N , ,.....- ,V -.iw -Y-- ,YW A., R- HV . Q , . Y -. , .. .. , ,,.. ,.,..-,,-,.1.,:,,-.,.i , -. - - - ff L .... ?L..l'x v3....41a:.b. -..Lip LL. Lani.. 1.31 if -ei ggi.. 4241: iX....l.-f'if.,4N.,X N l fs Liz f flak' ,ff ,.....a., ms.-- .. A L., , 'll jf li l M alaa .ew aa- -ff af.,-.,+'I1f?l.f l Girls' Baseball Team l l ' il l V , l l . . t , I Q l l l lfllxsl' Row: lzfillllltlll, Muncy, Ross, Carter, Smith. Sliroxlv Row: Ahhott. Cypert, Pyle, Hnnt, Keel, Alberts, Short, VVilli:uns. 'lllllltll Row: Sdllllltll, llotkills, R. llotkins. Dixon. Hnlet teozlehl, J. Hlllll, Swatek, Roberts, llriskell, XXI-lhorn. For two years Clzlssen has been victorious over the Cllfllllllllbl :xml Redskins, XYlllllllllI seven QZUIICS out of eight IQIZIHICS played. Five of the Comet maidens found places on the City All se l Star tennl. They :ire llessie .-Xhhott, Katherine Short, liflllil lllllllCS, lclu Carter, and Christine 1 Xl Betts. l'iUllI' gznnes were scllecllllecl for this season. l The Comets UDCII the season hy defeating: the Capitol Hill Redskins with Il score of 37- l l 10, The Central lllIllllCllS won froln the Colnets in the second LIUIIIC ll-4. In the thirtl g gznne Clzlssen ljftlllgllt xl victory home from Central with El score of .24-tl. The last 11111110 . l whiell was Illilykxll :lt Clussen with the Reclskin lTl1l.lClCllS gave the Comets the City champion- ship algzlill, llzlyillg won from Capitol Hill 21-3. l ' lillllll llllll1CS. outfield of Classen, won not only the czlptzlillcy of her own sellool l -N teznn. lllll that of the Times' city team. Ida Carter, pitcher, Kzltllerille Short. short stop, ll ' :lllml Ruth Keel. lirst base, were U1llSlIllNllIlf2j players of the star nine, Honorzlhle mention l was given to Katherine Ross, Iilsie l:I'CllCll, Allnzlhelle Hlllll, Angie Papin, and Terzlh Lucas. INl l ll l . l l l f l P Nw f l l L I lx Our' ,lIIHIil'l'Ii fifteen 'x , L--if-' 'Q W 7 '- ' - .---- f- ,. ,f ..-- ,,. .. ,.,,- I S- 'N x X l.....a..4.1,bA.4f,,a1-..: jttfaffiam 1 , LJ J 47 N N 9 , K' J' f Girls' Track Team TT D FIRST Row: Short, Alberts, Pyle, Abbott, Hulet Ccoachl. SECOND Row: VValbert, Keel, Bodkins, Hunt, Hopkins. Classen girls having won many other championships also took First place in track with a score ot' 27 points. The team under the direction of coach Ralph Higgans, consists of Angie Papin, Guardus Triplett, Johnie McCullough, Elsie French, Dessie Abbott, Marjorie XValbert, and Christine Betts. Three comets placed in the events. Angie Papin took first in the running broad jump. Christine Betts and Guardus Triplett were placed hrst and second in baseball throw for dis- tance. Christine Betts took second place in basket ball one-arm throw for distance. The Comet maidens took first, second, and third places in the 50 yard dash, and also first place in the shuttle relay. Johnie McCullough was elected captain last year while Dessie Abbott holds the position this year. Christine Betts and Dessie Abbott are the only graduating sen- iors. Our' hundred sixteen CCOX C945 C045 CAXXN QA ici ORGANIZATIONS Li 43 X N N XIX S f , f if f' I National Honor Society Ojicers First Semester MAVUE Rienixansox PAGE Prim: Cr,1iMEN'1' CRUCE Lots HUFF MARY S'rEw.xaT Mary Lee Musgrove Lois Hull Clement Cruee Page Peck Marie Becker Mary Stewart Dorothy Lewis Lucile Mann Arch Ray Clark Sylvia Baker Fay Lee McCall Gilbert Hampton Marjorie Myall Marion Hansen june Taylor Ruth Jo Bandle Irene Wright President Vice Pres. S!'t'I't'ftlI'j' Trcasu re 1' ,S'c'rgI. .flt .elruis M embers Maude Richardson lilizabeth Bearly Betty Le Compte Esther Rose Dessie Abbott Dalton McBee Dean McCallister Elizabeth Hotze Ilorotha Baker Manion Jones Kathryn King Virginia Forsythe Felice Levy VVhitney Mason Mildred Robinson Ruth Skinner Jeannette Thompson Bill Lewis Christine Betts Norma Mathis Delyn Coghlan Ruth Bridges Bill Kyle jack Stout Burett Fost Russell Mills Forrester Blake Elizabeth Cramer Marjorie Ruth Miller Billie Miller Ray Anthony Mary Cowan lilizabeth Dorsey Norman Anderson Second Semester Mauna Ricnixansox Paoli PI-tel: Cu.:-:x11eN'r CRUCE Lois HVFF MARY ST1'3n'AR'r Virginia Robinson Alice Bell Loree White Helen Anthony Margaret Harrison Martha Jo Russell Lillian Baird lfva Louise Purdum john lfisenhonr Charles Stuart Eugene Restor Mildred Smith Cornelia Cox Betty Upham Raymond Dudley Fnzsr Row: Le Compte, Bearly, Harrison, Robinson, Becker, MacCallister, Mann, Foster. Slieoxn Row: Musgrove, Bell, Rose, Kyle, Richardson, Clark, Stewart, VVhite, Peck. Titian Row: Stout, Anthony, Cruce, Baker, Baird, Hotze, D. Lewis, Betts. Foi'R'1'H Row: B. Lewis, Russell, Mathis, Purdum, Huff, Mills, Coghlan, McBee. One hundred svz'rulc'er1 Chix -:ak QRS QXS is cw ,ex is sv pg fran' 7' , I, A? ' ll H' V if if -V -1-----Q--A -v' I x 9, tl '-5. V - Tvf- ------ -v-- ---V -v--F--TZ-vi--L .ix t,.-. ..,,., . .....-Y------4 If ' LVM., .,.,-,. V -A Y V -.-- Classen Girl Reserves The annual election of cabinet members of the Classen Girl Reserves was held September 25. Marjorie May lilliott was elected club president, a position which she held throughout the school year. lfirst on the full program of the Reserve group for the year was the Fellowship hanqnet held on October JU, the girls acting as hostesses. At Christmas time the organization did charity work. providing' dinners and gifts for worthy families. A formal tea in honor uf alnmni was given on january 7 at the Sorosis cluh. The Girl Reserve mid-winter conference for this district was held in the city three dats beginning liebrnary 8. lt was decided to hold conferences in four different cities over the state. rather than attempt to hold a big conference in Oklahoma City, since transportation facilities were not of the hest. Spring activities consisted of an liaster assembly. which is an annnal presentation of the tlirl Reserves, and a Mother-Daughter tea. 'llhe organization is in charge tif the student hook room at Classen. Also they have sponsored attendance at Symphony Orchestra concerts and have attended the musicals in a hodv. lfiRs'r Row: Younger, Power, McKee, Hotze, McNeese, Semple, XYhite, Sawhill, Trens- writer, Rector, Anthony. Sricoxn Row: IJWYW. Miss tiahle tsponsorl. A. Bell, XN'ilson L'pham, XN'right, Spring- field, Y. Mathews, Mitchell, Tucker. Hansen, lrlurrow, Ricketts, Knight. 'I'mRn Row: M. lilliott, Thompson, Schmit, Bearly. Brooks, Cramer, IJ. Mathews, Spears. Raker, Miss Paul tsponsorl. Fot'R'rn Row: I.eCon1pte, Jensen. Huff, Richardson, Springfield, Maystrik, Harrison, I'ipkin, Roberts. llrown, li. Iilliott, Bailey, N. Bell, Munn. Um' liundrrd eiglltfeml 2 ESX f?f.slf'4I 'CLes5i..Cf A ' R Y x., , , 59:1 if 9' ,Z I ,, W YN-V Y , ,,,, - - -,:g-Y A--.-or-- ', U , --- . --, - y 1 i Zig! i l i ' .-Xt its tirst meeting' ol the year, the Classen Hi-Y elnh elected the following ollicers Lawrence Klein, president: ,lohn lfisenhonr, vice-president: Norman .-Xnderson, seeretary Clarence Asher. corresponding secretary: lfugene llnrns, treasurer, and XYilliam Kyle sergeant-at-arms. llnring the tirst semester, Classen, Central, and Capitol Hill Clubs held a membership contest. lleginning Monday night Novemher 12, the Classen Hi-Y elnh observed the annual 1 liather and Son week with a hanqnet in the school cafeteria. llroadeasting stations of the eity allowed the hoys and their fathers to entertain the pnhlic over the radio during this week. 'l'he elnh has held several joint meetings with the Girl Reserve group of Classen that they might further estahhsh a hetter understanding of goodwill and fellowship hetween tht two organizations. Xt the annual lli-Y elnh eonlerenee held at Norman on Novemher 30, forty Classen hoys l , attended as representatixes of their group. The Classen Hi-Y had eharge of several assem- Q lilies during the year. llevotionals were held and an interesting speaker was introdneed to the stndent hotly at eaeh program. .Xetivities of the set-ond semester inelnde three Inter-City ronndnps. These roundups arm held that the hoys may meet the Ili-Y members of all the city clnhs. In a joint meeting' with k'K'llU'3l1. Lawrenee Klein was presented with an award in recognition of work done during tht past semester and a membership trophy was presented to Norman Anderson. i i i l l l 1 l l l V l l i l i , lfntsr Row: Dailey, Meton, Mason, Spear, VVolf, Sloane, Ishmael, Oldfield, Ash, Allen, lfranklin, Armitage, Grady tsponsorh. f Slieoxlr Row: Blake, linrns, Ham, Chaflin, Hampton, Mitchell, xvlillllll, H. Aslter. i llneltanan. Spielman. 5 Tlllklm Row: Kyle, lfisenhonr, lfellers, lfost, Schwartz, Usher, Gnnst, Kirkpatrick, Carlm liragg. Klein. Q l'itll'R'l'H Row: Mills, Smith. Anderson, Wiillnonr, Oldfield, llale, Mellonald, Schmit. -Iayne. Setzer, Stout, lYilliatns. fs 1 4 , 1 l , ' Om' lztmdrrd niuvlreu L.s,.-..f?-N,,-iM, ,w....f: ,.,.. wire-- ..,-ee,,- .... ff ,,-s..-, X -l-- - N' A-'X N N1 'N'f'AXx,,-..5L.fi1.1.f,,.KTx,,.. ..'.. ' ' X Q-.ALi.'3.L ,,x '13.X'g ' ,df .f jx X N .ffl- x . C First Semester ITUVVARIJ NIeuo1.soN T. RM' PHll.I.II'S ll,xxTliR 'lhxxmon ,ltxex G.-xknrixl-in lhm. RIl'l'I.l'i if J 9 L O jicers I'r'c5itlwzf Vice Prev .SlI'l'l't.'f1ll'j' 7'r'4'r1.v111'e1' lx'l'f'ol'lr'l' .lft'l1IbC'I'S f' f t. i I a i Second Semester ' T. RM' l1HlI.l.lI'5 Crxm-2 Ilrxmiu jlxi SMITH JAYK G,xRnl-:SER Bm. Rum-In-1 l lliek Ayers .lark Anderson George Campbell Francis Cobb XX'inston Cruzan Clyde Uinger Charles llinger Jack Dysart lired liverest Major Ferguson Russell Fisher .lim Grover llolm Gardner Daniel Gardner Arthur Harrison lid Jacobs -lack Kearns lioh King Sidney Love Charles Molmcnt Roh Medley VVillard McGraw Paul Mayo Ryland Milner ,l ack M efraelcen ll im M vers lloward Nicholson Lloyd Ortcn T. Rav Phillips George Pate Hester Patterson lack Peterson Leon Piatt llill Ripple Karl Sewell Sonny Sehnmaker Norris Simms llale Smith ,lim Smith lion Spivey ,lack Stout Ralph Stronp llaxter Taylor llnh Taylor Glen Taylor Merle Taylor l,ewen Thompson Stanley Tyler .Xllen L'nland Frank Yan Nleter j. IJ. XYall Jael: NX'hite lilmo XYright jack Gardner llwh Higlne llill Noland llielq Stone Joe Z1ll'llI'llZ Mzirlim Summers :T 'PH Fl:oNT Row: VVhite, King, Dinger, Highie, Ayres, Taylor, Simms. S1-Zeoxn Row: Rodgers, Maloney, Stone. Yan Horn, Hammonds, Grover, Tnntn Row: Taylor, Baker, Iba Monnot, Angerman, Mayo, Chambers. l oi'R'rn Row: Milner, R. Milner, son, liisher, Thompson, McGraw, Stout. l l l --wa. if Smith, Summers. Unland, llysart, Ferguson, Crnzan, r Orten, Patterson, Harrison, Slronp, Burns, Love. Medley, Merrick. fsponsorl Dinger, Cook, Tyler, Taylor. McGinnis. Gardner, Strihling, Peterson, Kerns, Spivey, Nichol- f f. 1i11fTl1 Row: XVrigl1t, Gardner, Phillips, Ripple, Taylor, Ont' lzundrrd twenty liverest, Gardner. QBQSX L55 Carb Cla. ,f X X x xxx, A ' 'x 1 N X x R ' ,..x,t C? ffm? ls if L . K, First Semester lix'1cl.x'x lik.-xT'mx A1021-jI,l,l-Q Ihu'r'mx Mzxxmr: .'Xnms'1'm1xt: IvlAXlNl-I Auxiswuxmz Om-:i,+: Bviuumw Miss Brfxxemi Ilm.n..xx Maxine Armstrong llelen Alltliuny lilizahetli Allen lflizabetll llearly liernadine Brady Rntli llraily livelyn llrattun llurutln' Becker Marjorie Bulencl Mozelle Britton Maurice Coleman Mary Yirginia Carett Cornelia Cox Carol Davey Helen lilunalilsun ff Comes Ojfieers l'r't'.riz1't'nl I 161' IJITN. .vt-t-f-t-nn-y I rm vzlrvr lx'i'furlz'r lm Sfmnmr' Jllcmbers llraee Downing Marjorie May lfllintt listher lillintt Virginia Forsythe Priscilla Franklin Margaret Fuller Katherine Grover Virginia Gentry lalis Hutt' liclith llnlemnlm lhirutln' -lane l'l2ll'llClllZlll lmnise Hulnilverfz Geraldine Jensen Mabel Jones Ill IEEE' 1' Millieent McNeese Barbara Maize Elsie Mcliinncy llnrutlly Minter Mary Jo Maystrik Nelle Murchison Rusamunrle Page Caruline Vipkin lillen Roberts Mary lilizahetli Rixey Virginia Rnhinsun l.ila llerniee Russ llnrotliy lawn Stewart Mary lflizaheth Sallee Luis SlllllIl0llS . F, Miss Ilmxerlii PIIIILANIJ Second Semester UAROI, llnm' xlUZEI,I,li ITRITTON li.uumu.x XlAIZE lJtllHl'l'llY Lui' S'I'l'IWAR'l' fill!-ILE lil'RRUNV lierniee 'Flnunas lflizalieth Tucker Janice Yan Horn Marguerite xYk'SllllKlI'ClZl.llll Nelle VYl1eeler Viola Gray l.eRuy McNeil lfeliee Levy lirelyn Landers Helen Moore Helen Hough lmnise llrnnanglt Cnnsuelln Rimner Helen Hudlow Xelle Andrews . -,,- -.. V -:.psa:::1':::,. M ...xx , :zum ' - l1aif1' l n:s'r Ruw: Page. llwlencl, Russ, llnrrww. llrittwn, Iirattnn, ilnlmlrerg, Minter, .Kn- tlnvily. Sllllllltllli SlCt'tDXIl Ruw: McNeese, Mnreltisim, lfranlclin, M. blunes, llentry, l'illl'Sj'lllK', llnwning, llnnaltlsntl, lf, lillintt. rlillllill Row: llwlemnlw, XX'ilsun, llarcleman, Allen, Maize, llearly. lirwwer, Rulminsun, lf. Tneker. Fn1'a'rn Ruw: Stewart. lleeker, hlensen. Huff, llratly. llneklelmerry, Klux, Meliinney, Rnlverts. l7nf'rn Row: Cavett. Tlimnas, Yanllnrn, XVl1eeler. Rixey, Davey, Coleman, Sallee. SIXTH Rnw: M. lflliutt, R. Rrarly. Maystrik. Pipkin, ll. llullanql fspnnsnrl. Um' l11lml'r'f'd ltwrllt'-mir' Y -, , nivxr- N K TN . e M 3. N.1.--X X A S. V K if NB., .L -WL sa.- s,1,SL.-,-'s-4,34J.'s..'. A A LX ,A 42 ,I , ff 9' f s X... -'.--ffff,Qf- A X 7 Art Noveau Officers First Semester Nami: Axmusws VERA Nomsmn lfl.IZAlll'ITH '1'Uc1uiu Amer: BELL Mus. l'.nx,x li. Swwixsox Alice Hell Lillian Lmnpkiu lilizabeth 'l'ucker Garnett Anderson livelyn Early Rosamonde Page Yera Norman Adeline lintlers Allison Belcher Leroy McNeil President I 'irc Pres. .5't'CI't'ltll'j' 1fl'f70I'fCl' .S'lmn.vnr M embers Florence Miller Georgia Houston limxua Richardson Estelle Mauire Meretha IJePaw Geneva Taliaferro Fanchon Stewart Jamie Stewart Mabel Clifton Aileen XVeiuburger .Y ..,.Y.T.1.,,,.,,, i , Second Semester l1:l.IZABl'f'l'H Trckau NELLE Azvmuzws RosAMoNm-3 PAGE lir.Iz.uni1'u Axminsox Mus. linxa IE. Siwtvnxsox Elaine Duhendorf Anna Lee Zollner jean Browning lilizabetli Anderson Mary Katherine Schmidt Martha Lou Stone lfleauor Tucker Betty Endicott Helen Newell Valda Mae Burton FIRST Row: Bell, liarly, Schmitzt. Newell, Anderson, Zollucr. SECOND Row: Lumpkin, Richardson, Andrews, Stevenson fsponsorl, Mauirc. Houston Tucker. Tnnuu Row: llrowniug, lleleher, lVeinhurger, liuders, G. Anderson, McNeil, Norman. Om' hmulrra' f2t'Flllj'-f'1K'O CEANN ici, ,cffs CJQXN C55 idk- Ckfxib, L? 3 I H N N X L M 9 . First Semester ELIZABETH BEAIzI.x' MARJORIE Mn' EI,I,Io'r'r FAY LEE McCAI.L MARTHA EI,1zABI:'rII CAV!-:TT LOREB' VV I1 ITE MISS DELLA LINK Elizabeth Bearly Mary Virginia Cavett Martha Elizabeth Cavett Carol Davy Marjorie May Elliott Esther Elliott Fay Lee McCall A rgonauts Officers President Vire Prfx. Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Members Millicent McNeese Virginia Mathews Ellen Roberts Mary Elizabeth Sallec Beulah Helen Spears Dorothy Lou Stewart Loree White X K Q ' Second Semester ELIZABETH BIaAIzI.v IMARJORIE MAY EI,I.IoT'r FAI' LEE McCAI,I. MARTIHIA ELIZABETH CAVETT Loiulli NVHITE Miss DI:I.I..x LINK Katherine Grover Loraine Huddleston Mary Elizabeth Rixey Marian Semple Barbara Maize Helen Hough Ruth Eleanor Grimes FIRST Row: Stewart, Roberts, M. Elliott, Bearly, McCall, M. V. Cavett. SIECONII Row: E. Elliott, McNeese, Davy, Link Csponsorl. Mathews, Semple. Huddle- Sl0Il. THIRD Row: Spears, Grover, Rixey, XVhite, Campbell, Askew, Sallee. One hundred frvcntj three C'RNXC'ief5 C-'A-45 Cfs'f5 C2bf4t CSN 555 LAWAN L? ,FE7 fi 'li ,., X X X XCQ 9 f.. Classxcus Clrculus Classems Oficers First Semester Second Semester VV1m'x1-:Y Mftsoze Prc.ridcnt GERALDINI-I JENSEN th.uNNls Joxas Vin- Pres. RM' ANTHONY CERAr.mNl-3 JENsEN Scrrcfary MILDRED ROBINSON NIANIUN Jomis Trm.vm-vr PAULINE DWVER C1.ARr:NcE Asnau Reporter WHITNEY' MASON Miss Jnssm D. Nmwnv Sponsor Miss Jsssm D. Nrewuv Members Ray Anthony Pauline Dwyer Geraldine Jensen Maude Richardson John Oldfield lfdith Graham Audrey Field Virginia Robinson Glennis Jones Manion Jones Whitney Mason Dorian Mathews Norma Mathis Dorothy McBrayer Mildred Robinson Kathryn King Robert Waldrop Corrine Long Gerald Mraz Dan Washburn Guy Anthony Charles Edwards Mary Leister Phoebe Larimore Billy VValdrop Eloise Longtin FIRST Row: Asher, Richardson. Jensen, R. Anthony, G. Jones, G. Anthony. SECOND Row: Mathis, Mason, Long, Oldfield, M. Robinson, Edwards. f.lllllRD Row: V. Robinson, Vllaldrop, McBrayer, M. Jones, King, XVashburn, Mathews. One hundzrd twenty-fozqr CP-SN uses Ci 54:5 Cari. Cr-'S 'X iii X First Semester l CORNELIA Cox REO JoHNsToN DELYN COGHLAN .lEANE'1'TE Tnomrsow LEON KEYS Miss Iirmzr. Refxnmc Mary Bevan Delyn Coghlan Elizabeth Cooper Cornelia Cox Charles Dailey Aileen Devine Ernest Downing Gilbert Hampton Willard Hale 7 K K f f K Hi. u-v :U -J l-' ll: Club Espanol Officers Prf'sidz'nt Vin- Pres. Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sfonsm' Members Phillip Hurry Reo Johnston Addie Kellogg Second Semester DELYN CocHl,AN PHILLIP Humw Rao JmfxsroN CoRNr:r,m Cox L1-30N KEYS Miss lNl.XRJORIE BRAIN.-KRD Joe Swan Barbara jane Sawhill Evelyn Son Leon Keys Jeanette Thompson Agnes Lapham Elizabeth Winfrey Marjorie Myall Jewel Warren Evans Nash Jack Williams Wilma Pipkin joe Zaehritz Harry Smith Ay AA ' I 'J Nw X FIRST Row: Hampton, Myall, Coghlan, Dailey, Johnston, Keys. SECOND Row: Warren, Kellogg, Hurry, Cox, Brainard fsponsorj, Zachritz, Pipkin, VVinfrey. THIRD Row: Smith, Lapham, Son, Nash, Sawhill, Thompson, Cooper, Devine. One hundred tumnfy-fi1'e ff? If l ar N N ' First Semester CLEMENT Camera Louisa DUNART MARGARET Hmuusox Lomsm Gmmzrr HAZEI. GAINES Miss Buss Smzu. Lillian Baird Kelsey Lee Brown lilizabeth Dorsey Margaret Harrison lileanor Naylor Martha Russell Eugenia Biacon Marian Hauck lfrances Morse Margaret Ann Kendall Margaret Briscoe P. E. N. Officers President le 'im' Pres. Ser rvfnry 'I'rra.rurvr Reporter Sffmrsn 1' Members litholine Strader Clement Cruce Hazel Gaines Betty Le Compte Page Peck Mary Stewart Rose Marie Cooley Dorothy jane Hardeman Frances Lewis Ruth Maloney -K -. -ff f 1514, 92 f' Second Semester Cr.r:MEN'r Cnucl-3 Louis!-1 DoN,xRr M,xlmAur:'r Hfuuusow Louise G,uuu-:rr Hum. GAIN:-:s Miss Bass SNELI. Elizabeth De Roche Louise Donart Louise Garrett Marjorie Newbern liva Louise Purdum Nancy Bell Edith Fezler Addie Lou Morris Barbara jo Taylor lilizaheth Bellows Virginia Lovell FIRST Row: Kendall, Donart, Cruce, Baird, Russell, Stewart. SEc'oND Row: Huff, Bell, Morse, Strader, Snell Csponsorj, Le Compte, Harrison, Ma- loney , Fnum Row: Cooley, Garrett, Brown, Peck, De Roche, Purdum, Lewis, Gaines. l m'R'ru Row: Taylor, Morris, Dorsey, Fezler, Hauck, Newbern, Bacon, Hardeman, Naylor. One hundred twenty-six e. Qi?f 'f'iiC975-517?TfM5E57X 'QasfX s Cixi -,MQ ., . - First Semester JAN11-: Rl'ssr:1.1. ,ll'N1'2 H.'xNNl'x1 RUTH 'l'noMAs lN1Aium rA lirumxc ANN S'1'1NN1-:TT Miss Vxmxrz I3v1'1.1eR Josephine Alves Virginia Anderson Dorothy Beck Mary Cowan lilizaheth Darling Marietta Darling Stella Duggan Helen Marie lfeker Gloria Gill Louise Currie Gunter Margaret Hanna 14? it 'f L79 K ' . 1 f . K Y- N v -4 ' ' - --- f -----v-- xasi' I L b9,BM 1 -- i .1 Officers Second Semester 1'r4-.vidcnt Jams Rt'ssE1.r. Virv Pros. JUNE HANNUM Secretary RUTH THOMAS Rvfmrtcr M.KRlETTA DARLING Trcn.r1n'N' ANN STINNETT i7l'0u.wr Miss UNDINE Bt r'I,x-:R Members June Hannum Martha LeFlore Joyce Marshall Stella McKnight Catherine Graham Mary Chris Moorman llarbara Newbill Mary Jane Roberts Janie Russell Ann Stinnett Frances Stone Ruth Thomas Freda Thurman jeanice Van Horn Lorene VVest Kaye Johnna Thomas Martha Lake Dudley Mary Clark Louanzma Edwards Dorothy VVinings l9ncs'1' Row: Stone. McKnight, Russell, Hannum, M, Darling, Dudley. Siceoxn Row: Graham, K. Thomas, Moorman, Brewer, Butler tsponsorj, R. Thomas Gill. Gunter. 'llnnum Row: Stinnett. lieker, Duggan, Newbill, Hanna. Thurman, l.eFlore. Fornrn Row: Yan Horn, Anderson, Roberts, Cowan, Beck, Marshall, Darling, VVcst K ..x-,A,.,'- One Izumirvd 1'wr'ufy re en ' N sb-55 r - - K. ef - Q.s-gnixe.-.e.f:s.x'ex se: CZ' VS 1 -1 W Y I E 7 HX N X -I Xigfi 9X K K f K' Classen Wrlters Club Officers Second Semester IJENEICE GOIIIIIIART P11-.vifiwzt JEAN HALL CATIII-ZIIINIZ BIicIcNIeI,I, Vin' Prvs. CATHERINE BECKNEIJ, JI-:AN HALI. Svcrvtary Doaorm' DEAN RI'1'II SKINNIQR Treasurer RUTH SKINNER JEAN H.fxI,I, Rvfmrlrr JEAN HAI.I, MISs IRIS BAUGIIIIAN ,S'fmnxnr MIss IRIS B.-IIIGIIIIAN Members Dencice Goodhart Lois XvllS0l1 ,lean Hall Mildred Hover Dorothy Dean Katherine Rc-cknell Ruth Skinner Jessie Loyce Galbraith l,ouise .'xI'lI1StF0llLI FIRST Row: Becknell, Hover, Skinner, Goodhart. Srlcnxn Row: Wilson, Hall, BaughnIaII fsponsorl, Dean, Galbraith. Um' llllllllifffl f'1K'!'llfj l'ij1lIf Q.eAx Q-As Q15 LKN C'Bfi,C'iN'NLX Q S -1 9 N N N N K K K 4 First Semester KATHPZRINE KING CLARICE KENNEDX' l2I.oIsI-3 HILL DI-:NEICE GOODIHIART DORIAN MATIIEXN'S Mies. Srravms Eleanor Naylor Mozclle Britton Rosamonde Page Deneice Goodhart Dorian Mathews Fay Lee McCall Delta Officers Pr esidrnf Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Rcfvorier Sf'ousar Members Clarice Kennedy Alice Bell Eloise Hill i Sylvia Baker Kathryn King Kewpie Jacobs Second Semester KATHERINE KING CLAIQICI-: KENNEDY ELOISE HILL DEN!-:ICE GOODHART DKJRIAN MATHEWS Mus. STEVENS Catherine Brous Corrine Reardon june Hannum Mary H. Covert Ruth Skinner l II1s'r Row: Bell, McCall, King, Goodhart, SI-:COND Row: Hill, Stevens Csponsorj Kennedy, Mathews. One lnmdrrd twenty-nine CZw'NNCe:5Cf-QXI QLNNCHACJN C-mfifls-fsisl .CJ f 'h7 X N 'N-.ulifxlt , SIXI Emersonian I Ojficers First Semester JACK S'rm r President IJALTON Mclhll-2 ,KENN1-:Tn ML'l,l3NAl.D KENNETH NICDONALIJ Vim' 1'rvs. Scrrvlary TI't'tLWlI'l'l' Bus A1.lf3xANnr:R Rvfvorfrr Mxss MARtZL'PIRlTE ROSSINGTON Sllonsor Members Rnlmcrt Alexander Glenn Gunst Kenneth Mcllonnlcl Dalton Mcllec Lloyd Orton lid Oldfield Myles Wilbur Duane W'ood Stanley Brady f If ,IM , Y I- Second Semester JACK STOUT KIQNNIZTH Mk'DONAI.D DALTON MCBEE DALTON MCB!-IE Bun Al.ExANnl-:R Mxss MARct'mu11'u Rossmcron Emmet Brady Raymond Carter jack Stout lYnrren Raclclifnf FIRST Row: li. Brady, Waldrop. Stout, Oldfield. SEcnNu Row: Wilbur, McBee, Rossington Isponsorj, Orten. Tnnum Row: Gunst, Alexander, McDonald, VVood, S. Brady. One lnmdrwi thirty -W ,Q W ,, A me X -e ,..,.. MI 4 emwx I Ak wiv Quests FAX, xanax eg? cwggx Q I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I 1 I Q I, + 3 X 1 W 1lson1an Officers First Semester Second Semester Wmsrox CRUZ.-xx President VVINSTON Cuuzxm jlmxn' llL'xVIl.LIAMS Vice Pres. CHARLES D.xn,Ev l.AwRENcr: KLEIN Treasurer JOHN EISIQNHOUR CHARLES IJAILEY Serretary l..-XWRENCIC KI.lClN A. M. Krxmrn Sponsor A. M. Kmcfun Members Winston Cruzan ,limmy McVVilliams Cll1ll'lCS Dailey Lawrence Klein Yictor lYilli:nns Norman Anderson Leslie Boring Arnold Britton liverett liagin llurolcl Jayne john liisenliour ,loc Zachritz Jack Fleming Stewart Robertson Arthur Harrison FIRST Row: Britton, Eisenhour, Harrison, Klein. SECOND Row: Boring, VV1ll1ams,.K1ncaid Csponsorl, Cruzan, Dailey, Robertson. THIRD Row: Anderson, McWilliams, Jayne, Fennxmore, Zachritz, liagin. One hundred thirty-our F Lui C65 C315 Csfii 52QN QQN 9-ni CA L7 ,f'.-if 'X N N 9 fi X f 2 First Semester Bifrsv Hmsmoxns Hn.MI-:R FosTER Douornv iWAT'l'lNGl,Y M.xnJoluE MIl,l,bili l2vi:r.vN Bnmrox Miss View CAm'nICl.r Corrine Reardon Hilnier Foster Dorothy Mattingly Betsy I-Imnmonds livelyn Hratton Marjorie Miller Dorothy llolend Ruth Brady XYinifred Harrison Merry Trumpeters O jficers l'l'vsidenf Vice Prex. SC'I'I'l'fdl'j' T1'm.rm'cr' Rffvnrlel' Sfmnsor Members Mildred Lockwood Shirley Corbin Nadine Corbin Marian Hansen Helen Campbell Irene Hozarth Dorothy Herskowitz Marjorie Bolenn Iilizabetli Cramer Second Semester CORRINI5 Riifmnox Mnmuin Loexwoon H H. M ER I os'1'ma M.xm.xN HANSEBZ Ixrocuxla SINGLETON Miss Yum CA xr 1-mm. Helen Anthony Imogene Singleton Ruth Russell Frances Bragg Clarice Kennedy Mary Davis Alina Foster liernadine Brady Nell XYl1eeler Y FIRST Row: Singleton, Harrison, Bragg, Cramer, Lockwood, Hansen. I SECOND Row: Bozarth, Foster, Davis, Bratton, Campbell Csponsorl, Mattingly Ham monds, Russell, Reardon. THIRD Row: Kennedy, Brady, Anthony, Herskowitz, Miller, Corbin, Campbell Bolend Om' hundred thirty-two Carib CJQXN Cafe C-Qfx Ce? Cs-xi 'X FN A X First Semester DoRo'rHv LEWIS IJUROTHA BAKER Ll'cn.I-I MANN Wmmu-in MEYER Miss M.NRX' F. LAWSON Pearl Atwood Dorothy Baird lirna Baker Mozelle Britton Odclle Burrow Mary Virginia Cartlidge Virginia Forsythe Virginia Gentry Mabel jones Vivian Lantz fi! f f Triple L Oficers President Vive Pres. Secretary 7'l'!'ll.Y1Il't'l' Sponsor Members Felice Levy Dorothy Lewis Mary Alice Lewis Lucile Mann Mary jo Maystrik Billie MacCallister Dean McCallister Winifred Meyer Dorothy Miller Marian Morris Second Semester MozEr.r.E Bm'r'1-ox MARJQRIE SEMANS DOIIOTHA BAKER DEAN McCA1.l.1srEu Miss MARY F. LAWSON Edna Quick Marjorie Semans Betty Upham Helen McGuire Martha Lynn Carey Mary Harriet Covert Priscilla Franklin Willie Foster Katherine Brous FIRST Row: Atwood, Forsythe, Jones, Lawson fsponsorl, Maystrik. D, McCallister, D. Baker. SECOND Row: Uphznn, Quick, Ii. Baker, Mann, Meyer, ll. MacCallister, D. Lewis, M. Lewis. 'THIRD Row: Foster, Miller, Britton, Levy, Semans, Baird, Gentry, Morris. One hundred thirty-three 1 S , . M,-f Y . E RW! 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K. l:11l11r, II1-1-111-I1y, Om' l1u1111'1'1'1I il1i1'I,1'-four 'ff-f'A TX 1--P-' ff X H 1- bg- 1-.X --f 1 -- ,..- 7 -.-- -v-,. , I ..L..3..L..L,,,7, ,-b.,i,,' , - 'N ,,-L.-LL ,J -35, Q1 1 1-5-1 1 -,J -xXx H-fx J 'X 'N N FW .,.,,..T,,N., , F... 'r' :li mga'-ser' .- ' Geri C' 9: f Q f f Don't You Think So? True Classenite .......................................................................... Dorothy Brewer True Classenite ...... .......... L awrence Klein Most Beautiful ............ .......,...... M argaret Hanna Most Handsome ........,..... .....,.........,,,,.,..,,, B uddy Gray Most Conceited Girl ............ ......... M ary Chris Moorman Runner Up ............................. Sheik Qin his own opinionj ....... Most Studious Girl ................ Most Studious Boy ..... Most Popular Girl ...... Most Popular Boy .......... Most Industrious Girl ........ Most Industrious Boy ........ Laziest Girl ..,............... Laziest Boy .................. Silliest Girl ........ Silliest Boy ............ Dumbest Girl ....... Dumbest Boy ........ Smallest Girl ......... Smallest Boy ........ ......,,,Virginia Gentry ................,..Dean Rice ....Margaret Harrison ......-...-Troy Killough ..........Eleanor Naylor ..............Andy Beck ............Betty LeCompte ........Howard Anderson ....,,,.,,..jerry Hatcher Beamus ...-Marjorie Newbern Wylie .......Virginia Miller .......,...Paul Hunt .......Martha Russell .......,...Jin11ny McCall -E 6 li K' YH X .. fi 'f K v E 1 e .. f are as -A if Y. VVorst Pest ............... ........ W illiam Maupin Next Worst Pest ....... ............ M yron Pyle ful Innocence .................. .... y ......... D orothy Beck Ignorance .............. .,,,,,,,, J psephine Alves V 1 wmiest Boy ............. ...... L ..4 .... Bob Grady f Half-Wittiest Boy ....... ..... A ...... E ugene Rector H Child Authority ...... T ..., ..... N orman Anderson 4 Social Error ............. ..... 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