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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1938 volume:

'Hsu r..u A ll Hs A 29' A x. ' 5 , ff A A , A ev 4 ' . ' EQ -1'L .H?, ' f CM XL i?g gm' . WMM a- . . l 746 CDRBIT To the members ot the Senior Class We dedicate this edition ot the Qrbit. We salute you ior the com- mendable record you have made and present to you here some pages oi cher- ished memories. REVIEW Af I9 2 Qanknli ADMINISTRATION C L A S S E S ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS F E A T U R E S , y J Q 4 3 2 Q ,. 4 9 Ll, 'X 3 4 ,M , 'asv ,f SE My v A 1- wk :YW S 2 ? v .uflfmf .J., 1' i is . 'N . Q 4 if. fir e 1 1 ' 'Si . .. ir? 1 C OU qw, ss'-2 -. 4-N941 QQ sg, .xQ ,S gh S 4 W 1- 'S K, I il 4v,. ,gfmf 5199W ,QM n 1 Qi, , gif? 814' . 2 may .4 f in I 'W 333 ., 4 Ugffi Eg sms KSA, Nw 452 wbnhuaumnu ' Q I ,WMV W ,i f A gb ,.. rw ---- ' K ,.., gg V fa, f f ' gf E L, ,,.. .W ,pcwi R., 5? 4 . 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Poole, Robin Knight, Rosco Price, Day Eezler, and Moses Shilling, member-at-large. They are endeavoring to create and maintain expanding, progressive schools. These men are faced with the prob- lem of erecting necessary new build- ings, making repairs and additions to old buildings and preparing adequate equipment for the entire system. They also must keep the welfare of the teachers in mind-their selection, their salaries, and their security in retire- ment. The school board is responsible for the cost of the upkeep of the schools and, therefore, it is well to know that school costs in Oklahoma City are ex- ceptionally low, ranking in the lowest fourth for cities of similar size in the United States. The members have played a big part in linking the schools with the community and the fact that most of these men are college graduates and successful business men who are very much interested in the schools makes the progressive system used today ac- countable. m! ' W, MR. BAKER To the students of Classen, Mr. Baker is more than just a principal of this schoolg he is a friend and advisor. He combines a sense of humor, comrade- ship, understanding and an intense interest in every student which makes him a person we all respect and ad- mire. MR. WALLACE One of the hardest-working persons in Classen is our vice-principal, Mr. Wallace. On him fall many of the tedious and distasteful duties: sched- ules of teachers and students, discip- line problems, and keeping the days routine running smoothly. THE OFFICE PERSONNEL always has a smile and an interested word for everybody. Mrs. Mavanee Iohnson, Mrs. Helen Bean and Miss lsalona Carter make up this staff. You ask us of their charm, efficiency and graciousness? The picture below speaks for itself. A 1 IQ' First Row: GRACE DEUPREE, mathmetics, KATHERINE BRAGG, English, 'ISKIMMERH MIL- LER, phyiscal education, BESSIE HERRIN, language, MARYE STEVENS, mathmetics, ROBERT SHELTON, physical education. Second Row: CLARK CUNNINGI-IAM, commercial, BELLE GOUGH, English, ETHEL BAS- INGER, commercial, R. E. COFFEY, physical education, BESS SNELL, language, A CHE HOLLAND, history. F First Row: VERA CAMPBELL, home economics, CLARA MEYER, history, HOWARD BROWN, science, MARION IARRELL, commercial, LAVA MCCARREL, commercial, OAKLEY PITT- MAN, band and orchestra. Second Row: CARL SHAEER, science, EDNA MENEELY, commercial, KATHERINE BROUSE, English, CHARLES SAMPLE, history, EDNA I-IEDGES, home economics, MAXINE AP- PLEMAN, language. ,JW Q- 2- First Row: ELAINE TUCKER, drarnatics, LUCILLE WILLOUGHBY, language, C. E. GRADY, debate, MARY FRANCES LAWSON, English, HELEN NORRIS, English, IOHN PADEN, science. Second Row: CHESTER FRANCIS, vocal music, MARGUERITE FLOOD, history, DELLA LINK, English, C. R. RUCKER, physical education, IEAN FORBES, English, ERNA HEF- LEY, string instruments. aww, First Row: MARY CANTRELL, commercial, IRIS BAUGHMAN, English, LEO HIGBIE, physic- al education, MAXINE COOPER, dancing, RETHA WAVE HULET, physical education, I. B. ROUNDS, IR., band. Second Row: G. W. BRUCHER, industrial arts, RACHAEL LOMANITZ, science, ETHA TOWN- SEND, commercial, ERNEST IONES, science, MARGARET LINDSAY, English, ZONA MOORE, journalism. f W 4 if ll' 4? 'PL' ff If :nik ' First Row: A. M. KINCAID, language, MARTHA DENNY, mathematics, NILS LAGO, history, KARL BROWN, mathematics, MAIORIE BRAINARD ,languageg FRANK McKEE, indus- trial arts. Second Row: MILDRED PENDLETON, mathematics, CARL WOODWARD, mathematics, OPAL RIDENOUR, home economics, HENRIETTA VON TUNGELN, language, ROBERT REID, mathematics, ISABEL EASTLAND, history. aww, First Row: LELIA PICKARD, language, IULIA DENNY, mathematics, MILDRED HOLLAND, commercial, EDNA STEVENSON, art, GLADYS SHEPARD, history, DOROTHEA STEV- ENSON, art. Second Row: KATHERINE SHELDON, English, SAIDEE HAZELWOOD, English, HELEN WEST, language, ANNE PEARSON, English, BLANCHE PAUL, history. as 'W fe xi, f 'N 'QPF .3256 iff' gi fr Beauty and the beast . . . It was bound to happen . . . Whats the attraction? . . . They scoop to conquer in the news room , . . When good friends get together . . . She mothers 2468 children . . , Two swell gals . . . Vera vocaiizes . . . H. Brown tell another good one . . . The perfect specimens . . . A rose between two thorns . . . Keep smiling! , . . She's happy about the whole thing . . . t'Casanova Woodward. 1 f' 1, Q We , Q . 3'F MAE! , is ai' My ff if , wg ' Au 1 M 4 - 3 ' 5 , 41- e ,fa f , 'ggi ' fi 5, Q A 1- if S35 b is , K M ,f ' E1 if-1 f i an W jx W if xg. x,,,.Nj , , 41 Q P71 gk. E , gf, Q , 4? Emi Q '1 '1 W , 5 -iii. A , J' . ,W . , , ,nf 1 I ,, L' , ' 2 1 Y 25.4 f 'Q Q xt. f-' YQ. by afyelijf WK H ,fm xx 3 1 3 Q g f L , I E., ,. 3 ,M GR YQ g 5 ,e' ' x 545 ff Q if ij M' , A-92 9 3 fm fjf3fe1fffgr if '3 f Z . , ' H Q A Ii yy. 5, g 4, I .5 ,ff , f ii i w Kf ,K L QW . M, H K A . 3 2:3 , Q M, if , M 4A.,ff , 3 , ML , O Q Vg D W nfexg, fff H mi f6f1A' f 6 Q Qi rl ,ff 'i' A uf f T,L:: 1' 551 f ' . A 15 Q fl fgl W W EM' KMA I , ' f 3 'I- g A E K and f M 2, 'Q , X W1 J f ' Kif- TWH J ' 5 2 fl , few X Vg Q fg Q wxwiqgu V,.V, i l Aww fi K wa . 5 'W 5 V1' h Z gf 2 I S F if ,K 1 MQW! , Q 5 ' f 2 A. 4 4-,xiehyffiggw XIVV Q is , in IM. if, --1 44? D X gxxqwnm 2 I V ,Mn 5 if iff- I r '7 ,Z Qi' 1 W -M , Q 1 Q ,Y syn ,, ff 2 k gifff 5 I 2 fs N Qqzn 1 , U! 'Sw V Q I cn X Q gi Z A ., I ' ,mf W ,,,. ' R rw? W Q 4 MN V 8, ,ip , xx 2, Er,i,Ml ,,Amx,5, , if Q.-2 x 1, 3' .,A X f x? - ...L.. F at HANSFORD MARTIN REBA IUNE LONG President Vice-President 06 ., ttfmftfft are dal ow., ,Q ' NX 009ml ,,, , , ROBERT BLINN IAMES BROWN Secretary Treasurer S 66:44 Three years ago some six hundred students from various junior high schools stood on the thres- hold of a never-to-be-forgotten experience. Three years of high school lite lay before themg three years that either could be filled with accomplish- ments or left blank. And as the end of that time draws near, the seniors look back to see just what they have done toward filling those years. Remember back in the fall of 1935 and the spring of 1936, that was when Allen Walter, Millington Young, Iacqueline Finley and Dwight Mitchell, as sophomore officers, guided the rather uncertain destinies of the sophies. After weathering the first rough year, the class of '38 really began to blossom forth and to make the rest of Classen aware that they existed. That was the year that the juniors put on as their class play Squaring the Circle, the Russian play star- ring the class prexy, Dale Scott. Other officers that year were Dwight Mitchell, vice-president, Robert Blinn, secretary, and Roy Finerty, treasurer. And then came the prom, The seniors were the ones who should have 'lshinedf' but it was the present senior class that really occupied the lime- light. X About that time Bill Bentley was flashing across basketball courts, junior debaters and orators won medal after medal-and so the second year had been completed. And now the last, and most important year is drawing to a close. Hansford Martin as president, Robert Blinn, vice- president, Allan Walter, acting secretary, and lim Brown, treasurer, have led the senior class of '38 to its most fruitful year. Dale Scott, perhaps the most outstanding boy of the class, is president of the student council and editor of the Classen Life. Russell Holloway, smooth talking orator, has carried Classen's name with him to the heights in the speech world, The football, basketball, baseball, and swimming teams each having its share of seniors, have added laurels to Classen's prestige. The Orbit, annual year book has been published successfully by two senior boys, Phil Boyle as editor, and Roy Finerty as business manager. And so as the class of 1938 prepares to receive its diplomas, the symbols which indicate the term- ation of three years work, the seniors may look back with pride on their accomplishments. Classen will long remember its class of l938. wi .L ,V M I :Apt Q 3 - f ' .Rig ' BILL KESLER Hi-Y, president '38g Glee Club. GERALDINE PUTNEY Clossettesg Student Councilg Glee Club BILL SCOTT MARGARET DOME Girl Reservesg Librctry Assistant. BOB BURNI-IAM Blue Idcketsg Courtesy Clubg Proctor. BERNADINE CARTER Bondg Office Assistant, EDDY BROWN EVA BROWN DELMAR STAGNER Student Council PATTY THOMPSON Proctor. EDWARD WARR Proctor, Student Council. HELEN RUTH MONROE VolIybc1ll '37, 38. Field Hockey '37g '38 Bowling. CAROLYN KENNY Cldssettes. BARBARA ANN CHRISTIAN Student Cbuncilg Honor Mdthp Comes Honor Societyg Art Nouvectug Pc1n-Ameri- con, vice-president '37, ROBERT DENNIS Proctorg Student Councilg Cl'ionitcx. HELEN CLARE KEYES THEODORE BOYERS Band. DOROTHEA DONCEEL Clossettes. MARY ELLEN BRIGHT Cornes, Glee Club, In the Garden of the Shah , School Orglanist. , I I . K . 1 R' ' f ' V LEDAND EASE, . - na. ,gf 311.513 Pan-Ameicig-S'aFetypP5ol'f'Eaptainf' R72 Glee Club. BETTY ANN BAILEY Comes, Courtesy Club, Girl Reserves, vice-president '37, Championship team, Golf, '35, '36, '37, Student Council, Hon- or Society, Office Assistant. MAX LOGSDON Chonita , In the Garden of the Shah , Student Council, Glee Club, Band, ELSIE HAMILTON FRANK MATTOX Football '37, Basketball '36, '37, '38, Hi-Y. BILLYE SUE NOBLE Squaring the Circle , As You Like lt BILL BENTLEY Classen Life staff, Student Council, Football '36, Basketball, captain '38, 5 ..,. CATHERINE BEYANC7-.-44w.4.l....4 fjbvv- Classettes, vice-president, Honor Society, Pan-American. A , Q 0 DAVID GRAVES my 0:-Ay 4 -'CWVJO Courtesy Club, Proctor. MARY ELIZABETH FALTER Comes, Honor Society, Proctor, Student Council. JIMMY MADISON BROWN Senior Class treasurer '38, Debate '38, Proctor. MARY RAY Proctor, Student Council, Comes. GEORGE PIERCE Honor Math Science Club Proctor Comes secretar presi t 37 St ent Council Honor Society irls state golf team championship, Proctor. MAEIORIE WEST Ll X DON DAVIS Basketball '38, Hi-Y. DOROTHY VADEN Classett: secretary '37, treasurer '38, Courtesy Club, treasurer, Student Coun- cil. MAURY WEST Blue Iackets, president '37, Football, cap- tain '37, Baseball. '79 :Tx IUANITA DENTON Classettes, Girl Reserves, secretary, '37, Proctor. WARREN MORRIS MARTHA IENT IOHN PRICE Proctor, captain '37, Student Council. BETTY LOU HARRISON DICK HAASE Hell Hounds. DOROTHEA KOERNER Chonita , Proctor, Student Council, Glee Club, Comes. CHARLES WRIGHT Proctor, captain '37, Courtesy Club, ERIEDA PATCI-IIN Volleyball '37, '38, Hockey '37, '38, Bowl- ing '38 IOHN CHEEK Blue lackets. EDITH FENTON Classettes, Orchestra, Band. BILL KLEIN Blue Iackets, Orchestra, Band. LOIS MAE BERNARD Classettes. ALBERT KELLERT Baseball '36, '37, '38, Honor Society, Hon- or Math, president '37, Orchestra, Student Council. ANN MARTHA PETERSON Classettes. ,... ,, . , .. 'N I., PAXTON LARIMORE Courtesy Club, Proctor. MILDRED NORRIE Thespian. WILLIE GRIGGS ELIZABETH CLARK Comes. DALE SPENCE DOROTHY YATES Band. BOB FEEGLES Hell Houndsg Proclor, CAROL GOODWIN Clasfsettesg Prociorg Offlce Aqslslant HUGO PATTERSON Swimming, BETTY IEAN NICHOLSON Classetlesg Glee Club Garden ol The Sl'1Gl'1.H W. D. CDUBJ PARSONS Hell Houndsg Band. ELLECE KING Band. OHN KOPKE l Hell Houndsp Track '37 IOAN MCCARTHY DAVID BARBOUR BESS LOWE Proctor. ROBERT KRUEGER Blue laclcetsg Track 37 38 Ba Slate solo tuba winner 37 Orchestra MARTHA ALBAUGH744 Honor Socieiyg Student Councll FRED FORD . Proclor caplaing Hofbll staff Student Council. MARY EAN HUGHES l Classettesg Proclorg Ofhce Asqlstant EUGENE FRENCH Honor Math. REBECCA MAULDIN Glee Clubg Proctorg In Shah. IIMMIE NORICK the Garden ot the Hell Houndsg Band president '37, '38 Proctorg Student Councilg Orchestra. CATHERINE MARTIN Volley Ballg Baseballg Fi ing. IESS MULLINEX IUANITA COE WILBURT CARTER eld Hockeyg Bowl- Student Councilg Proctor. BARBARA WHITE Glee Clubg In the Garden ot the Shah g Chonita. BOB DEEBLE Football '37. GEORGIA MCINERNEY DWIGHT MITCHELL Proctorg Sophomore treasurer '36g Iunior Class vice-presidentg Student Council. IRENE IRBY Student Counci Q! IOHN HARRIS Proctorg Orbit busme Club. MARY HIGGINS Proctorg Classettes. IIM KINCANNON Blue Iacketsg Track '37, ' LOUISE SANFORD ROBERT HAMILTON S imming '3 . 7 ELIZABETH HOOVER Proctorg Student Council CHARLES MAYFIELD Football '36, '37, ss statfg Science 38. I IIM ED COTTINGHAM I li ! ,J X! I Proctor. 1 EVELYN WAHLGREN onor Societyg Clossettesg Honor Moth. 2 . VICTOR SA PER Student Couricilg Proctor. KATHERINE APOSTLE BILL I-IERRON Hell Hounds, vice-president '37, treclsur- er '38y Proctorg Bond Drum Mcljor '37, '38. 0 QI n EI ff! 1 MARION LOEFFLER ' Qi - Girl Reservesg Scile RODNEY PAYNE MARION MONTGOMERY Art Nouveoug Comes. 444213 WAYNE RUSSELL MARGARET BARKOW Honor Societyp Proctor. ADRIAN HUNTER Safety Potrolg Seo Scout. MARGUERITE KNARR Debate. WILLIAM E, FRENCH PATSY RAMSEY MARIE KNIGHT EVELYN BROWN Student Councilg Office Assistant. MARGARET ANN COLLINS Comesg Student Council. LEAH IO HOPKINS Girl Reserves. Y If 4' Q f '33 'FU' W? ,Jung 109' K'- MARIORIE HIGBIE BILL COLLINS MARY ADELE REDICK BOB ORBACH Student Councilg Thespiang Forensic League, secretary '38, Debate, Mystery on the Mesa , Proctor, CIassen Lite staff. ELoisE GALYEN 2 Comes. HAROLD EDWARDS Courtesy Club, Chonita g Proctor, Stud- ent Council, Orbit business assistant, Glee Ciub. GLORIA SEAMAN BEN HEAD Proctor captain '38, ELEANOR GALYEN Comes. LESLIE THOMPSON Pan-American, president '37. IEANNETTE PIERCE Ciassettesg GirI Reserves, Prortorg Orbit Statt. EUGENE FERGUSON MARIORIE STILLMAN Classettesg Courtesy Club, Proctor, CIas- sen Lite staff. IOE DURKEE BIue Iackets. KATHERINE GILCHRIST CIassettes, IACK EEZLER Band '36, '37, '38, Biue Iackets, Student Counciig Swirnrninq '37, '33 LUCILLE CLIFT V Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Proc- tor, ALONZO HUNT ' BIue Iackets. NORMAN GORDON Student Council. BILLYE GRIFFEY FRANCIS WILSON Pan-American. IANE STROTHER Comesg Honor Mathg Honor Societyg Proc- torg Student Council. RUSSELL ROBINSON Hell Houndsg Proctorg Debate '37g Swim- ming. DOROTHY IANE HARMON IIMMIE KELLER Safety Patrolg Student Councilg Honor Patrol. VIRGINIA LONG Pan-Americang Art Nouveaug Glee Club. I. R. NICHOLS WANDA LEE CROSS Proctorg Classettes, vice-president '35. REINHART WILL MARGARET SAWYER DONALD HORNE IOYCE IUNE MCKENZIE Proctor. MILLINGTON YOUNG Blue Iaclcetsg Football '35, '35, '37g Proctorg Student Councilg Sophomore Class vice- president '36, ELEANOR WILMOTH GEORGE NEFF MARIORIE DAW YEAKEL Courtesy Club, secretary '37g Classettes. ff-an ? an FUR 191 1-gg 111' AW JV' BILL HOPKINS Bond. HELEN TOWNSEND flu! 4 ED TORRENCE ALMETA MARSHALL Glee Clubg 'xChoni RALPH PATTON FRANCES HAMIT Tennis '37, '38g G1 the Shah. RANDOLPH BALL Proctor. KITTY GARDNER Clossettesg Honor M DON L. MELTON Student Councilg Pr GRACE MAYER WAYNE HUBBARD Blue Icrcketsg Hi-Y, LOIS WELLS Student Council FRANK MCKINLEY 3 M. LOUISE SALTER Comesg Honor Moth torg Student CounciI CHARLES COURTNEY IANE WOODRUFF THOMAS GRIFFITH IAYNELL ADWON Honor Societyg Lu vlce presldent 37 38 x Clossemsts IUANITA COPLIN GAN W. IOI-INSTON Science Clubg Pan-Arnericang Track '37g Safety Patroig Proctorg Student Councilg Iunior Piayg Shakespearean Play. ALBERTINE LEARD BILLY RICE Safety Patrolg FootbaII '35, '36g Stage Crewg Proctor. MARY O. SMITH Cornesg Student Counciiy Orchestrag Band. BRYCE PETRIE DOROTHY MARSTON DANA GAHL Proctor. MARY IUNE SALING EUGENE COOK Hi-Y, president G85 Biue Iacketsg In the Garden of the Shah. MARY MAY WILLIAMS Giee Clubg A'CapeIIa Choirg In the Garden oi the Shah. WAYNE WENTWORTH Student Counciig Proctor. GERALDINE BOLEY BOB BIXLER Riue Iacketsg Student Council MARY ELIZABETH MORRIS Cornesg Honor Societyg Courtesy Ciuby Art Ifoxiveaug Library Asgistantg 'IOrbit art staff. EVERETT PRICE VIRGINIA SIGMOND HERBERT IOI-INSON Honor Societyg Proctor. rug 'NT 'fm .3 -1 EUGENE STUMPE Glee Club MARY ELLEN FOSTER Office Assistant. KLEIN WALKER B Football '36, Football manager '37. 9 PANCHTTA EISHWICK Proctor. IACQUES CUNNlNC:f'fAM National Thespians, Two Gentl rrgen of l Verona , Studef.nQCouncilg'Scieri? Club. Ef.ugJ-Nan! '-com,-1-vw I M.N.,t MARY ROUNTREE V l l RoBERT BLINN l N. E. L. '37, Iunior Class secretary, Sen- t ior Class secretaryg Proctorg Student t Council l l MARGUERITE LIMPUS ROBERT PEUNDT Baseball '36, '37, '38 MARTYL IOSEPH 1 MARSHALL BRYANT Hi-Y, Glee Club, KATHRYN SHRIVER l i Fox Wooo Office Assistant MORRIS IEAN MOORE Comes, Proctor. THEODORE PEUNDT Baseball '36, '37, '38. HARRIET GINSBURG National Thespiansg Honor Society, fun- 1 ior Class Play, Student Council, Two Gentlemen of Verona. ALLAN WALTER Courtesy Club, vice-president '37, Blue faclcets, president '38, Honor Math, sec- retary '37, Honor Society, treasurer '37. MAXANNA LEE DIRICKSON f'Classen Lite staff '37. DALE FISHER Glee Clubg Little Theaterg Offce Assist- ant. C. I. HOBSON Blue lackets I , ! IUANITA TIBEY s Orbit staffg' Student Councilg Cl sen Life reporter. CHARLES HUNTER Proctor. CAROLYN KINNEY Cornesg Honor Society Glee Clubg Tri- State winner in voice '37g In the Garden of the Shah g Cl'1onita. IOHN REED RUTH FREIE DONALD HURLEY BENSON LA VERNE OURSLER Honor Societyg Student Councilg Pan- American, secretary '35, '37, VICTOR OWENS WILSON MARY YETMAN Basketball Queen '36, '37g Football Queen '37g Cornesg Froctorg Student Coun- c1l. WALTER SNIDER Bandg Safety Patrol. FRANCES IEANNE BAUM Classettes. VINCENT WATT jf M ff MARY ELIZA ET TEAGUE Classettes. DOYAL NICHOLSON Blue Iacketsg Classen Life staffg Hi-Y. MARIORIE BERNSTEIN Student Councilg Proctorg Office Assist- antg Classettes. FRANK MEYER Bandg Proctor. I 'X ffl f 3' 47' R433 Civ 5 'Tr MQW 45 'za- fa 40 I 'x .,:. ., !,m. M Y' f 'L f if fvwidif .?Qm?'f IRENE WARREN HUGH CUTHBERTSOII Golf, coptorin '37g Eootbcxll '35, '35, '37g Sotcty Potrol. HELEN PRICE OLIVER MCCOLLUM MARIORIE SCOTT CIo:xse-ttes. IERRY GRAVES MAUDE MARIE HARTMAN Art Nouveau. BILL WILSON BIue Iofcketss , vice-president Proctorg Student CounciI. CAROLINE SCHWAB Sophomore Treorssurer '36g Student Coun- CII, secretory '38g Proctorg Comes. EDGAR EVERIDGE BIuo Iocketssg Hi-Y. MARY KATHERINE MCMILLAN Honor Moth. U 7'7'Iwv2f lZil7'iL2fuQuL77Ic, BEN BABER Courtegzy CIub. ELEANOR IANE MILLER Ig Iassettcsg onor So y '37, I f ZZMAJ .1 f 1 BILL ALLEN I BETTY SALATHIEL Comes. IESSE TODD RUBY LEE ERAZIER LLOYD MUEGGE Blue Iucketzsg PR-Y, president '36, IEAN EDWARDS Office Assistant WALT ISOM DOROTHY KOCH Comes, president '38, secretary '37, Stud- ent Council. BOBBY MALONE ANETHA IONES ln the Garden of the Shah , Chonita, Glee Club, A'Capella. IOHN BARRY Proctor. DOROTHY GUNN 4.0 -W-e6CfV!6'lj RAYBURN SMISER RUTH WILLIAMSON Classettesg Student Council. BILL ZERBONI EVELYN TURNER Glee Club, English Office Assistant, brary Assistant. IAMES BOOKER CLELLA AVANT BILLY DERRICK HELEN HANCOCK SAMMY COHEN ANNETTE GROW DALE SCOTT Student Council president, Editor Li- of Classen Life , lunior Class president '37, National Forensic president '37, '38, De- bate '36, '37, '38 IWon six tournarnentslg Dramatics ISix AllfSchool playslg Vice- President ot Little Theater '37, Blue lack- etsg Extemporaneous speaking, Inter- School Council, Mayor during National Education Week '37g, Student Assembly committee chairman. ,......., ws 'Gr it 415 BILLY WEIR Honor Society, Proctor, Student Council, Orbit business assistant. MELBA O'BANION Classettes, Student Council. ERNEST PARAMORE BETTY IANE BASS Comes, vice-president '38, National Thespians, vice-president '37, '38, Honor Moth, vce-president '37, '38, Honor Society, InterAScliool Council, secretary '37, '38, Orbit staff. EMERSON TITUS Hell Hounds, secretary '37, Student Council, Classen Life staff, IOYCE BEATLTY K. S. BAILEY BETTY ANDREWS Proctor, ELMER WORK B. U, -X Emt5mtIitmE L 't ornes, roctor, PHILIP BOYLE Classen Life , associate editor '37, Or- ' bit editor '38, Student Council, Proctor. IESSIE DUNAWAY FOWLER ff Honor Society. If GEORGE KASSABAUM WL Blue laclcets, secretary '3 'Squ ring the Circle , Proctor, Student ouncil. f ' , GAIL BUCHELE ,gm-,L Classettes, secretary '38, Courtesy Club, 'Classen Life stall. DICK KITCHEN IACOUELINE EINLEY Comes, Proctor, Student Council, Orbit staff, Safety Patrol, Sophomore Class sec- retary '35 BILL RATLIFF MARIE BUCHANAN DOROTHY RAHILL Proctor. HELEN LOUISE STATI-I ELOISE WALLACE Comesg Proctorg Blue Iacket Oueen '37g Student Council. VIRGIL SCHENCK MARY LOUISE LANDRUM Classettesg Glee Clubg In the Garden of the Shah. BILL NORRIS Blue Iacketsg Courtesy Clubg Taming of the Shrewug 'Squaring the Circleg ,Thes- rensic Le bf! gtjtftfoo MARY ELLEN KILFOY Cornesg Student Council. IACK IOHNSTON Student Councilg Orchestag Tennis team, runner-up Tonkawa boys singles '37. IEANNE CLARKE PAUL BAKER 61. HE QEN McMANUS ARTHUR OWENS Student Councilg Love in a rench Kitch- en. MARTHA IEAN WEST l'Two Gentlemen of Veronaf' Thespian. MILTON HASKIN Blue lacketsg Band. GENEVIEVE PAXTON IACK HURLEY TI-IELMA RAE WILLIAMS Bandg Orchestrag Hockeyg Volleyballg Archery, Southern States Iunior Cham' pionship. BILL MYERS wi FLORENCE BEAUBIEN EUGENE WELCH Band. BONITA LYNN LAWRENCE ESTES Orchestra. EVELYN BURTON Comes. E. O. CHADDOCK Bandp Proctor. GENEVA IUNE STEWART Glee Club. C. W. VAUGHN Science Club, secretary treasurer L1 dent Councilg Tenn1s NOVA LEE SKELTON Classettesp Proctorg L1brary Asslstant BILL DUNN Band. BETTY DuVALL Classettes. RAPI-IAEL WALKER Concerirneister of Orchestra Strmg Quar , tet, St te Championihlp f J. muff' WJ f2f75r,u?,v'.x HARRIET SPANGLER Classeitesg Thespian JERRY MARTIN Chonita g In the Garden of ihe Shah Tennis. BETTY BIRDWELL BOB BOYD BETTE LOU THOMPSON Classettes. ROBERT T. HOWARD IR Science Clubg Honor Soclety Honor Math Proctorg The Melting Pot BILL RUDROW 'Classen Life business manager, Safety Patrol, ANNA LOU McCLELLAND Classettes, president, treasurer, Student Council. BILLY HARRIS Student Council,Proctor, Classen Life staff. CAROLINE GLAZE Proctor. ROY FINERTY Principal of Classen for a day, lunior Class treasurer, Proctor, Student Coun- cil, Orbit business manager. JUDY KILPATRICK Comes, Proctor, Student Council. MARGARET IORDAN Comes, Classen Life staff. REBA IUNE LONG Comes, Thespian, secretary, president, Forensic League, Honor Society, presi- dent, Debate CFour tournaments wonlg D. A. R. Outstanding Girl, Senior Class vice- president, Classen Life staff, Honor Math, Extemporaneous Speaker, State Winner '35, '35 I ft , ,pf 4.3 f' ' I ALLEN MOORE . 1- ,Q X VM, ,f f . A,- Courtesy Clubfnafeasufer '38,','Pr6ctor Chairman '37, '38, Swimming, 2nd Place in Stateilvfeet '37. LORETTA GOGGIN Comes, Thespian, secretary, Forensic League, vice-president, 'Squaring the Circle , Debate, Scholarship to Chicka- sha, Student Council, Classen Life staff, Ist place Girls' Oratory at Tahle- quah, Star Dust staff. RUSSELL HOLLOWAY Tournament '37, Oklahoma American poraneous Speaker at National Speech Debate ttwo tournaments wonl, Extem- Legion Oratory Contest Winner, Student Council, Regional Winning one act Play Tea '3- chol ' ' of , lahoma A. G Clvlx , f f THANYA EA SPURRIE '- ' Comes, Proctor. ELMER FOUTZ Football. RUTH ANNE TRITTEN Classettes, Office Assistant. BILL LARSON Band, Proctor, Student Council, Little Theater, Debate. BETTY LEE PEVETOE RUSSELL HAAS Football DOROTHY ECTON Classettes, Proctor, Student Council, Courtesy Club. 9 N bihnm K l Q3 JOI- .Ji W-u. an fl-5, BETTY HESS Courtesy Club. EVERETT SPURLOCK LOUISE MEYER IACK GILBREATH IANET EATON Student Courtcilg Librory Assistcmt, CHARLES PITT Bond, BETTY SMITH omesg Gleo Clubg St ent Councilg Hon or S ciqvtyg A-wi-ouveau. I0 , CH I VETOYANIS IOAN SMYTHE Honor Societyg Clclssettesg Proctor, RUSTER MANN IOY HARBISON4- 5' Comes, Q ', E X' 1 Aj I I KENNETH FENSTERMACHER GWENDOLYN MURPHY RILL ESTES MARY ALICE STAHL Comesg Proctor. ROBERT RENFROW HQII Horzds, secretory '38g Proctor. ESTHER GRIGGS Glee Clubg 'lCI'1OHIIG j ot the Shah. LE ROY SWAIM In the Garden DOROTHYE LEE ROBISON Thespicrng 'Squctring the CircIe g Proctorg Office Assistant. I. ED LOVIN IEAN HARRELL BANKS Office Assistant. MURPHY THURMAN BETTY GENE EVANS Cfcissettesg Proctor. LOUIS GELLING Swiin rn ingg Proctor. HELEN WILSON ARTHUR SULLIVAN WANDA NANCE Student Councilg Office Assistdntg Giee Clubg In the Gcrrden of the Shah. A. B, ROOP Bfue ICICkEfSQ Bcrsketbotllg 'Hi'Y. DE LAINE GOSNELL EARL SCHOTT IEAN LEE WHITE Proctorp Student Council. RALPH WYATT CAROLYI-J PICK KATHRYN MARSH WINDLE BARBARA EENNESSEY Ctcxssettesg Proctorg Student Councilg Office Assistant. MARY ELLEN CLYBORNE Comesg Honor Societyg Girl Reserve, treasurer '37, i 4? -19 MARION CHESNUT games, treasurer '37, Proctor, Melting ot. if ASHER DREYFUS, IR. Glee Club, Cl'1onita. LORENE LUCADO Proctor, Office Assistant. BETTY IEANNE SMlTH Office Assistant, Library Assistant. EMMALYN RAWLINGS HENRY LeCRONE Football '35, '36, '37, Track '37, '38. BETTE WAHI.. Proctor, Student Council, Office Assistant. r CHARLES ROBERT BROOKS Hell Hounds. ERMEL FOSTER Library Assistant, Orbit art staff. HELEN SLESNICK 7q'4f5'w- JXUMUA Honor Society, Honor Math, Melting pot, Editor '37, Classettes. ETHEL BURNHAM i1:!1,.,,0 Proctor, Honor Society, Star Dust , Girl Reserves. LINIAL GOOCH IOHN PORCH CHARLES WOOD ln the Garden of the Shah, Chonita, Glee Club, Band, Orchestra. AVIS IEANNE ST. IOHN Classettes Student Council 'MQJA BARBARA BE LER Classettes. BETTY LEA BUSBY Proctor, Band. IEAN MCGEE Comes, National Thespian, Squaring the Circle. Wfffzw g,ff,K- HERBERT E. DAVIS Student Counc'iIp Gle bctte '38g Track '37. MARY IUNE FREEMAN Comes. LE ROY LYONS CHRISTINE GLADDEN MILTON KENNETH COIT ANN SETTLE Thespicmg Two Gentlement of Verona Student Council. ERNEST SHARP Glee Clubg ChonitCI. MARY STREETER Clcrssettes. KEMAL SAIED CLAUDENE WOOLEY KENNETH BROWER FRANCES MAE WILLIAMS Art Nouvecrug Proctorg Ofhce ASSISIGHI IOHN DUDLEY Blue Icxcketsp Proctor. BETTY GARRISON GENE PAUL Thespiang Mystery on the Mesa Hell Hounds. MARY FLORENCE WILHITE DONALD STROUD MARY LOONEY 'G 4 ,Nami it 1-3' ti' Inav' fix QS' N cf' 'L' A 'QS M. 'D nag, r.,A..'?::Qw x..,.. VERA MARIE PATTERSON Cornesg Proctorg Student Councilg Orbit business stdifg Thespicrn. IACK OLIVER Bdndg Proctor. MARCIA NEWBILL Come-sg Proctorg Student Council, IIMMY PARKER Student Council. MICKEY CAVINESS Cornesg Proctor. DURWOOD IAYROE HELEN LAWSON RAYMOND BACON Proctor. LA VETA CASIDA BOB DANIELSON Blue Icrckets, sergeant-at-arms '37g Swim- ming, coptctin '38. ELIZABETH McGEE Clcrssettes. HOBART MOSES Blue locketsg Courtesy Clubg Proctor. DOROTHY BLANKE , Honor Societyg Orbit stag 'tClossen Life reporter. RAYMOND KEITZ BETTY INGRAHAM Art Nouveau, president '37g Student Councilg Orbit cirt staff. ARTHUR GARCIA IENKS Proctor. KATHRYN DOWDY FINLEY BASORE Blue locketsg Courtesy Club. FLORENCE DEEENBAUGH Student Council, Proctor, Office Assist- ant, Comes. FRANK LEE Blue Iaclcets, Orbit art staff, Art Nou- veau. MARY HUFFMAN Chonita , ln the Garden of the Shah, Glee Club, A'Capella. H. P. KING Football. IEAN ALBERSON Classettes, president '37, Squaring the Circle, Student Council. , HANSFORD MARTIN Thespian, secretary '37, Blue Iackets, Squaring the Circle , Lighter than Air, Prize winner in Scholastic Magazine poetry, short story, and essay contest '37, Senior Class, president, Student Council, vice-president '38, Orbit staff '36, Classen Life staff, Stardust '35, '38 FAE ROGERS Comes, ln the Garden of the Shah , Proctor, Glee Club. BOB WILKINSON Glee Club, Chonita. .fi HARVEY GILL f ' i ' ' ' WILLA MAE HA1.sAiDPLE Bos CLARKE Blue Iackets, As You Like It , Proctor, Student Council, Father and Son Week Business Manager of School Board '37. MARY NORRIS HOWELL ARTHUR COSGROVE Hell Hounds. IO IEAN ROGERS Comes, Chonita, ln the Gar-den of the Shah, Glee Club. PAT PATTERSON Proctor, Student Council. -'N V, , . 1 .41 MARY IANE KERFOOT , ti ,J Q,--f Classettes, Office Assistant. 1 CLEVELAND HALL Blue lackets. gm JU? AH Y fav, it 'us- 4152 40'F -..,,.a 5 MARIE RUSSELL PAT EARLEY Hell Houndsg Proctorg Student Council: Orchestra, BERTIE ANN KILLINGSWORTH ED REIF 6-G ' Hell Hounds, vice- esident '38g Scxfety Portrolg Student Council. FLORA CRAVENS Clorssettes. IACK DALTON Blue Idcketsg 'Clcxssen Life sports editorg Orbit sports editor. BETH LOWE Proctorg Art Nouveau. lOHN KlNG Football, LUCILLE HITCHCOCK CAROLD SOPHER Science Club, president '357 Proctor. IENNIE MAE GRIFFIN LESTER LLOYD ll Science Clubg Courtesy Clubg Bond. VlRGINlA WlNTERS Comesg Proctor. LESTER HlLL, IR. GENEVA SHAPE IAMES E. SANTEE Science' Cluig, president. K md ,faffafw EDNA PAYE CORNETT PAUL CHAPMAN FAY DEANE FLOYD CLAUD BARTMESS LA VERNE ATWOOD MAREE GILL Comer oecretcx. '37 '38, Thespion, treos l, S 'Y , , - urer '37, '38, Art Nouveau, secretory '37, '38, Honor Society, vice-president '37, '38, Honor Moth, Courtesy Club, Lux Clos- Sensisn stoif, Student Council, Proctor. M1 qfffr. fl J f' BETTY RAY WEAVER HARRY STROUD ADEN COYLE CHARLES CALDWELL MARY EVELYN NOBLE Proctor. MARTHA FOSTER Clossettes, Proctor, Student Council. ROSEMARY BARLOW Two Gentlemen of Verona. GERALDINE WISEMAN LUCILLE OWENS Honor Society H. S. GRAHAM EILENE SAUER Clossettes, DoRo'rHY HAYES ,dx ' ' Glee Club, MYRTLE SAMPLES Field Hockey, Swimming, Volleyball. VIVIAN HARRIS 'YV 'li f-O' if 'CK 4-Qu RUTH ROBERTS Tliespicmy As You Like It g Squuring the Circlef' l'She Loves Me Noi. VIRGINIA WEST Office Assistant RUTH IANET SLESNICK Clcssettesg Honor IUSTINE I. IACKSON Glee Club. Societyg Honor Moth. HOLLIS HANEY I Clcrssettesg tudent Council. ' MARY CARMICHAEL MAXINE RHODES Student Council. VIVIAN SAUNKEAH Pon-American, vice-presidentg Honor Society LORENE GRISHAM NELL ROGERS CLARA KLAUSMEIER THELMA BEST RUTH ANNA BEYERS Orchestra. DOROTHY KELLY Clcissettes. MARY KELLEY OLA MARIE OUTLAW CATHERINE E. DEEMS SUNSHINE DOTY Comes. FRANCEE IEANNE DUNCAN Girl Reserves, secretary '37g Glee Club, As You Like It. MARGARET LAWHON Proctorg Student Counc ELOISE ALEXANDER ROBERTA DARE SIBYL MILLER ily Porn-American Glee Clubp Chonitc1g In the Garden of the Shah, ARDETH DEGRAFFENREID CLARA GROW IANICE WEAVER Field Hockey. CLARA E. STROM Clcfssettesg Honor Socie president '38, IOYCE HAMLET BETTY IANE PALMER BETTY RICHARDSON WILLA HAINDL IEANNE FRANCES MILLER HAZEL MURPHY Volleyball PAULINE IACKSON Thespicrn. KATHRYN WOOD Student Council, VIRGINIA NEWCOMB tyg Pun-American, 2999? 'Z 'E vi! ,TV JACK WALTERS Eootballg Blue lcickeis sergeant alarms FRED MEYER Football '36, '37g all city PAMELA PRENTICE Honor Soicely. IANE WOODRUFF MARTHA KINCY IEAN ROBERT GIBBONS Bond. ELSIE ROSE RIPLEY BETTY MCQUOWN NELL BOB EDSON EDGAR PEEL Hell Hounds. WILLIE PITTMAN Student Council. GENEVIEVE I-IESTON DOROTHY GUNN ROBERT WALKER BERNADINE WESCOTT Courlesy Clubg Proclcl ROSEMARY SCRIVNER Glee Club. BERNARD PARGH MADELINE DALE Orchestra. CAROL CLARKE Comesg Proctorg Safety Patrolg 'lOrbit Oueen. PATSY HODEL MORRISON FLOYD LYNN PARAMORE FREDA STEEDS IOEL DESSAUER Blue Iacketsg l'Classen Life staff. MARY ELLEN VAUGI-IN Cornesg treasurer '38g Proctorg Student Council BILL RITCHEY IOSEPHINE WREN Classettes. BERNICE BLACKSTOCK ADELE THOMPSON FRANCES ANN WARD Cornesg Proctor. I. R, WILSON Student Councilg Debateg Safety Patrol. FRANK POLLOCK Bandg Orchestra. PHYLLIS LIGHTFOOT IUNE HOPE MILLER Cornesg Proctor. MARIORIE LOUISE LAWRENCE Cornesg Proctor. HELEN SEAVEY CODDING Band Oueen '37, LE ROY BROWER SENIORS NOT PICTURED AUSTIN, DORTHE FLORAINE CHRISTIN, MARGARET RUTH ECKS, MILDRED ORLENE EDSON, NELL BOB IARVIS, GEORGIA KENNEDY, NINA LILYAN NEAL, MARGARET RATHBUN, MARIE IOSEPHINE WOODS, MARTYNE EDWARDS, MARY EZELL, L IEANNE MONTGOMERY, ORA LEENE ATCHISON, IOANN BUNYARD, IOANN DALE, MADELINE ELIZABETH EBEL, ARLENE DORIS HESTON, GENEVIEVE GRIFFITH, GLORIA HIGGINS, BETTY IO KINCY, MARTHA MAE LEWIS, CATHERINE AMY McOUOWN, BETTY IO MYERS, LOUISE EVELYN PRENTICE, PAMELA REID, LOIS IEAN ROBINSON, EVA SCRIVENER, ROSEMARY STATH, HELEN LOUISE SUMMERS, THELMA VAUGHN, MARY ELLEN WALKER, DOROTHY WESTCOTT, BERNADINE COVINGTON, BILL WAYLAND HAAS, RUSSELL HENSLEY, IERRY LEE MEYER, FRED PALMER, KEITH HENTZ, HOWARD ERNEST ROBERTSON, ROSCOE SALDA, CHARLES FRANKLIN SCHETT, EARL EDWARD TODD, MORRIS WILSON, ODIS LEE WITCHER, DALE A. BENTON, ROBERT CULLEN BOIITON, ED BRYANT, BERNARD BENTON, RODNEY BURKETT, HARRY CLARK, AARON BUTE CLARK, ALEXANDER RICHARD DAVIS, ROBERT ELBERT EDMONDS, LOUIS ELLIS, WILLIAM HOWARD ESKRIDGE, IIM FOLLOWELL, IVANHOE GIBBENS, IEAN ROBERT KAMP, ALFRED ' MCANTIRE, WILL MEEGAN, HM MULLINIX, IESSE RAY NELSON, GREGORY PALMER, ROSS PEEL, EDGAR THERON PENN, IACK PLUMMER, I. P. PRICE, IOHN PAUL ROSHEGAR, EUGENE FRANCIS STEVENS, IOHN STEWART, BOB OWEN TODD, MORRIS WALKER, ROBERT SCOTT WALTERS, IACK SNIDER, WALTER GARRETT, IAMES MARSHAL GOLDSMITH, FRED IONES, LEONARD LOVE, IACK MASSAD, EMIL TAYLOR, ORVILLE PAYNE, ELDON Carolyn Kenney, Mary Ellen Bright, Barbara Christian, Russell Holloway, Finley Basore, Dorothy Koch, and Robert Blinn . . . Four heels get a shine . . . Gayle, Carol, Maree, three sleepy girls . . . Elaine Bretch gets up in the World , . , Whats the matter Armstrong? . . . Two's company . . . 'Till smash youl' '... Maury Astaire West . , . ? I9 ? . . , West, Peterson, and Miller relax . . . Camera lan Caught candid . , . Whos charming who? . . , The goose hangs high . . . Proctors busy at work! N, 5, . Glen The lunior Class of 1938 is represented by those who, through careful and efficient studying, have established themselves as deserving of high rank- ing in scholarship and extra-curricular activities. The officers, able leaders every one, are Ben Morris, president, Betty Pickren, vice-president, Patty Brooks, secretary, and Martha Lou Miller, treasurer. Cne of the activities of the lunior Class was the presentation of the play, The Man in the Tree. David Sureck played the lead. The field of debate Was represented by Willena Fox, Milton Moon, Wilson Swan and Clarence Kemp. The latter also was business manager of the Classen Life. Another outstanding journalist is Betty Piclcren. Prominent in other fields are: music, Angeline Collins and Velma Fern Graggg football, lack Mar- quette, George Gibbons, and Fred Pahlke, basket- ball, Charles Bethel and Bud Daughtrey, These and others equally good give promise of strong teams next year. Sapfzamafze Glam Born during the fall of l937, the Sophomore Class of today seems to be proving itself worth the trouble. Under the leadership of Iimmie Hancock, presi- dent, Paul Fondren, vice-president, Ann Tuttle, sec- retary, and Frank Putnam, treasurer, it has taken its share of glory in the fields ot sports, debate, music and other school activities. The class has titted well into the niche cut out for it, Some of those who have been outstanding in their fields are: lim Lacey, Carmen Heggen, Rebecca Richards, Betty Louise Fullen, Mary lane Goff, lean Knight, Marjorie Ann Winfrey Evelyn Snider, Dorothy South, Hope Berlin, Evalyn Huff- man, Iimmie Sales, and Harriette Olson, Below are pictured prominent members oi the undergraduate classes. Beading from left to right they are: Harold Kelly, Charles Bethel, lack Marquette, David Sureck, L. F. Heenan, Velma Fern Gragg, George Gibbons, Wilson Swan, Willena Fox. 'M KATHLEEN CCLE VIVIAN TOLLEY WILLIAM IAMES VIRGINIA OWENS MARGARET IANE KERNODLE WARREN B, COOKE DOROTHY HOEFLE MARY FRANCES IOHNSTON MARIORIE ANN HAYES FRANCES NORVELL MARY MARIORIE PRICE DICK PALMER MARGARET ANN YOUNG BOBBY FAE PATICK IOE MORGAN PATSY ESKRIDGE BETTY ANN VANCE MARTHA LEE LAND MARY VAUCFIN OLIVER NELLO BROWN RILLIE IEAN SPIVEY CLAIRE ECKERD EDITH FERRIER EVALYN LOU LOWRY AL SCANLAND IEANNE CENDOW MARIORIE FREEMAN CAROL IEANNE RARE ,Ao 'WAY ELLA LEE WRIGHT HELEN VIRGINIA PEW' , ly,g,U,w J, fruzv KATHERN BELL IARNIGAN MARY LOU BUTTERLY HAZEL KATHRYN ROI Wal AUDREY MATHIS 'WH' SARA LOU EAEER DICK SAUER H RUTH CALDWELL Ji I , I x IERRY DAVENPORT A I N' 'T IOE POUNDERS D ROTHY s ow LTER H IH-J, pdf!! - MARY IANE,- ICKSON BETTY BLANTON ANITA IEAN MAYPIELD --gf IERRY MEEK IOIIN TURNBULL , 43' 'VW -:pw BETTY HERD A f HELEN ROBERTSON ' I, -435 in I -uh ,lg II.: PAUL BARBOUR A ' I M 4 'NEVTEE NELL CLAY 3 MARIAN UNGER I , .rgfrgg l. CPHA GILBREATH NAOMI PUGH J Q FREIDA BATES dw, RUTH DUDLEY DENA LEE IONES EVELYN KLAUSMEIR x A 4 xx sms W M 4 u I A 4' 5. Q A., IQ f , Q. . s If f , , 'Wiki x .. 'E 42 2' E 'E A ,vp .un- I 'F' A A A 1' f ,M wk if iw 115 239555-Q A 5 Ya A- K D, Q Q, m,,. .fwws :J I .f s ' x W, 'lynx s K f A ,qs 5,135 916- F :N -'N' 91 PAULINE CHILDERS MARY BELLE WILMARTH RICHARD WOODWORTH KATHERINE BOZARTH MARY KATHRYN TILLY LORENE HILTON GLORIA IEAN BEUHOFF IOE SCOTT FRANCES LOUDEN LUTHER LEON STORMS BETTY ANN INGRAM RUBY OLAUGHLIN DAVID DOUGLASS MARY McCOMIS BOB CALHOUN ELLEN MAGEE IANE ADAMS PHYLLIS LIGHTEOOT BETTIE ANN WRIGHT OLIVER BROWN BERYL LOWRY MARIORIE CRIST PATRICIA ANNABELLE M MARY CUNNINGHAM EVELYN SNIDER IANE SIMMONS ANN ACKERSON CHRISTINE ROACK OODY ROSEMARY KNEELAND IUANITA BENNETT ANNE EEILD HERMAN YOUNG BILLIE IEANNE HOFFMAN BOB BECK ERMINE VAN OSTRAND MARY ANNE YOUNG KATHRYN STARRY ANNE TUTTLE ADRIENNE COCHRAN DICK OXLEY AUSTIN DILL PATTY ROBERTS BILL BUSHEY BEULAH PAY BRIMM MARY IEAN EASTLAND LAHOMA KERR ELIZABETH MCINERNEY IULIA LOUISE HERRMAN HELEN HARLEY SAMMY COTTON MARY BETH HUNTER WAUHILLAU NORTHCUTT BARBARA GOLDMAN IIM COX MADELINE KING MARY LEE WINTERS -vii. 5 XY 1 2 .t ,xxx V ,ba 1 ,s 41, .ne Q. A uv Y -ws 'ik M ' Z' 5 M5 uf 9 Cl ,-ng 4 in J 'Y 41 , -, -of MARY ELIZABETH IONES FRANCES IANE MILLARD MARY SHARP CHESTER ROBERTSON ASH NORRIS MARTHA PORTER BOB BROWN ELAINE BRETCH DOL RES STEEHENS Q 1 as b'X'1Q9ruNmS BOB KING IO FRANCIS RAWLING SARA SUE RUCKER DOROTHY BRIGHT IAMES BRYANT SUSANNE WELLS IOHN VAUGHAN S. A. and the Orbit Queen in the Spring. Marjorie Iohnston, Dorothy Henderson, and Mil- dred Iohnston breezing 'round town alter the band concert . . . Ryland Keyes looking just the slightest bit dubious . . . End-session rush, for home . . . Betty Salathiel attracts no little attention . . . Martha Lee Land shows some fancy track-tion . . . Four Well-filled Classen las- sies trek back to class . . . Wanda Corbitt does a Glen Cunningham . . . Stark Wilbur proves 'ltoday he is a man . . . Betty Snyder couldn't be mad at the photographer, or could she? . . . Classen's noon bull session . . . Milton McMil- lan smiles tor the birdie . . . The boys couldn't be playing marbles! . . . Whoops, down she goes . . . I S 3 5 3 E 2 s 5 5 4 E Q E 2 E E e E K x 2 4 4 3 i H' M F X ww ti ik 5 Q E 'fmlbfw 5 i ,253 w I 'ii' ,..,- FIRST ROW: Melba O'Banion, Carol Goodwin, Edith Fenton, Olaa Amelung, Betty Lou Wright tmascotj, Dorothea! Donceel, Billie Lou Bigley, Betty Nicholson, Catherine Gilchrist, Mary Flynn, Miss Katherine Sheldon, sponsort. SECOND ROW: Gloria Sheneman, Mary Io Clements, Betty Lou Harrison, Marjorie Stillman, Eileen Sauer, Gloria Seaman, Betty Oppenheim, Martha Porter, Ann McQuown, Ruth Ester Lyter, Beulah Faye Brrmm, Carolyn Kinney, Geraldine Putney. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Iane Miller, Pauline Childers, Iuanita Denton, Mary Higgins, lo Ann Smylhe, Ieannette Pierce, Mary Louise Landrum, Betty DuVall, Betty Lou Thompson, Marjorie Bernstein, Clara Strom, Ann Scudder, Lou Ann Townsley, Mary Collrngsworth. FOURTH ROW' Mary McGrilert, Fearn Kennedy, Doris Robison, Martorie Iohnston, Frances Iean Baum, Wanda Kelly, Gwendolyn Collier, Annagene Lindsey, Iulra Harrison, lean Bishop, Ann Martha Peterson, Doris Packham, Oletta Chastain. FIRST ROW. Frances Row, Kitty Gardner, Catherine Bryan, Anna Lou McClelland, Betty Lou Wright tmascotl, Gail Buchele, Dorothy Vaden, Pat Kienast, Sara Lou Baber, Bobbye Faye Patrick, Mrs. Marye Stevens tsponsorl. SECOND ROW: Chloe Scott, Eva Woodford, Pat Tillotson, Yvonne Costley, Dorothy lane Martrneau, Frances Plumber, lean Farris, Flora Mae Cravens, Wanda Lee Cross, Mary McComas, Barbara Bettler, Madalynne King. THIRD ROW: Beryl Lowry, Eileen Hunter, Olive Taylor, Mary Cunningham, Helen Slesniclc, Ruth Ianet Sles- nick, Ieanne Roberts, Mary Belle Wilmarth, Mary Streeter, Mary Iean Hughes, Velma Ferne Gragg. FOURTH ROW: Billie Holtman, Helen Mae Collier, Marjorie Kerloot, Betty Seavey, Betty Gene Evans, Mary Lou Butterly, Barbara Fennessey, lean Hoppe, Ieanne Ioullian, Ieanne St. Iohn, Margaret Plaster, Lois Bernard. .aw-s.'l we FIRST ROWS TOGH Mount, Betty Barley, Marion Unger, Barbara Stephens, Reba Iune Long, Maree Gill tsecretury second Semesterl, BQTTY lane Boss CV1Ce-president second semesterl, Martha Lou Miller fyell leaderl, Marion Chesnut Ctreasurer first sernesterl, Caroline Schwab fvice-president first semesterl, Mickey Caviness, Virginia Winters. SECOND ROW: Eloise Galyen, Dorothy Dietrich, Anna Beth Stone, Ella Lee Wright, Morris lean Moore, Billie lean Spivey, lean lnce, Delores Stephens, Mary Ray, Mariorie Lawrence, Frances Ann Warcl THHTD ROVV3 MCITY Ellen Bflglllf CGTOlYY1 KIDHCY, Eleanor Galyen Loretta Coggin, Marjorie Yetman Barbara NOble,Sf1lly Ben Russell, TGHS P19YC9,lVlGfC1G Newb1ll,Eloise Wallace, Thanya Lee Spurrier, Mary Ellen Vaughan ttreasurer second semesterl, Mary Lee Winters, FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Clark,'l-'iudrey Crorikhile, Margaret Bozarth, Patty Brooks, Ann Field, Helen Harley, lacZiqu?1lne1l-fincley, Mary Ellen Kiltoy, Vera Marie Patterson, Florence Delenbauah, Mary Vaughan Oliver, u y rpa ric . FIRST ROW: Louise Salter, Dorothea Koerner, Mary Marjorie Price lane Strother, Lorene Lrrcaclo fyc-ll leaderl, Dorothy Koch lpresident second semester, secretary first srnesterl, Margorre Vfest fpresiaent first sernesierl Miss Blanche Holland Csponsorl, Betty Morris, Kathleen Cole Barbara Christian, SECOND ROW' Carol Clarke, Mary Alice Stahl, Mona Glaze, lane Simmons, Marion Strona, Rosemary Kneoe land, Mary Beth Hunter, Margaret Lockwood, Mary Bernice Phelps, Francis lane Millard Susarrn Wells loan Rackey. THTRD ROW: Mary Thais Holrnboe, Mary Yetman, Icy liarbison Dudley Mary Ellen Clyborne, Betty Smith, Elaine Bretch, Giiberte Chappell, Billie Marie Ozrnun, Norma Owens, Marrorre Boaenscliulty, lerfy Davenport. FOURTH ROW: lane Harris, Ruth lenkins Betty Herd Betty P1ck:en,BettyLorg Roberts Lzxcxe ?ayne, Olive Bretz, Betty Ann Wright Marion Herwra, Helen Robertsori Mary ifirzabetir falter fcarrne lvlawzs FlFTH ROW. 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Jlwmch FIRST ROW: lim Artman, Bill McMurry, Bill Franklin, Bob Feagles, Mr, Choice Rucker lsponsorl, Pat Earley, Dale Parsons, Marvin Chapman, Arthur Kinser, lim Norick, Russell Robinson. SECOND HOW: Orville Spivey, Doss Thrasher, Bob Coffey, Don Iohnson, Bob Fawcett, Bob Land, Robert Rentrow, Bruce Welch Csecretaryl, Floyd Phillips. THIRD ROW1 Dick Haase, Hugh Dryer, lohn Koplce, Corwin Coplin, Chester Robertson, Harrelcl Kelley, Charles Bethel, Bill Herron ttreasurerl, I, B Turner, Bob Harper. FOURTH ROW: Bill Mclntyre, lack Rueb, Robert Cornish, Keith Terrel, Wallace Reid, Bill Light, Eddie Iones, Emerson Titus, Elgin Fisher, Louis Holland Csergeant-at-armsl. FTFTH ROW. Bob Skinner, Llo d Wright, Ioe Wright, W. D. Parsons, Sammy Cotton, Mr, Baker, Owen Smith, Junior Igoster, Iesse Maytubby. nerr FlRST ROW: Billy Mclvlurry, Chester Robertson, Emile Meyers, Corwin Corilin, Paul East, Sam Maupin, Bill Durham tpledqe masterl Harry Burkett. SECOND ROW: Tack Iohnson, Robert Plundt, Millinqton Young, Robert Deelule, lack Walters, Raymond Kina, Albert Kellert tsecretary and treasurerl, Durwood Iayroe, lack Marquett, lirn Kincannori. THlRD ROW. Ash Norris Kpzesidentl, George Gibbons, Emil Massad, Allan Moore, llugo Patterson, Bob Danielson, lack Fezler, Harreld Kelley, Theodore Plundt, Shelby Green, Herbert Davis FOURTH ROW: Henry Le Crone, Bill Taylor, Charley Bethel, Bill Bently Cvico-presirientl, loseph Pounclers, Andy Ander- son, Dan Barton, Leo K Higbie tsponsorl. ,..',.,.. Q 1401 llfouaeaa FIRST ROW1 Betty Morris, Helen Robertson. SECOND ROW: Princess Kennard, Lois Arthur, Dorris Parnell, Betty Srriith, Maree Gill, Aletha Webb, Constance Baughrnan, Maude Hartrnan. THIRD ROW: Mrs. E. Stevenson tsponsorj, Frank Lee, Ioan Counts, lean Philpott, Billie McCroskey, Virginia Long, Kathryn langer, Blva Claire Kienzle, Miss D. Stevenson Csponsorl. FOURTH ROW: William Burns, Leah Io Hopkins, Richard Morton Cpresidentl. STANDING: Barbara Ann Christian, Pauline Childers. cmwqmmican Slfucfenl' qcvuun FIRST ROW: lean Peery, Vivian Saunkeah, Claudine Wooley, Barbara Christian, Clara ?M Strom Kpresidentl, Wendaleen Farmer, Kathleen Cole. SECOND ROW: Virginia Long, Betty Danner, Almeta Marshal, Earlene Iohnston, Billie Io U ry Bailey, Vivian Tolley Csecretaryl, Kenneth Morgan, Cecil Ford, Arthur Scott. W '-,if-If THIRD ROW: Miss Bessie Herrin Csponsorl, Vinginia Massad, Gerald Putney, Margaret Q 3 Murphey, Helen Critchiield, George Grooins, Dorothy Wahl, Harry Bontield, Eleanor Carr, it' :V if Iuanita Bennett, Miss Marjorie Brainard Csponsorl. , - , N :E 3? 3 , ' 14'6' GMM Q IB i FIRST ROW: Betty Smith, Mary Lou Butterly, Betty Nicholson, Esther Griggs, Mary May Williams, Vivian 'H Harris, Mary Ann Lockett, Ernestine Langford, Velma Ferne Gregg, Mariorie Vfinfrey, Mary McComas, Wanda 'SLM Nance, Io Iean Rogers, Mary Huffman. SECOND ROW: I-.netha Iones, Angeline Collins, Helen Powers, Barbara White Kiwanas Hickey, Ernest Estes, Eugene Stumplf, Howard Morris, Roger Williams, Evelyn Snider Catherine Lewis, Frances Hamit Iean Knight THIRD ROW' Bobby Faye Patrick, La Ieanne Eyell, Eunice Faye Lessly, Faye Rogers, Carolyn Kinney, Orville S ivey, Ion Shockey, Eugene Cooke, Marty Bryant, Virginia Penn, Betty Lou Pollock, Ruth Caldwell, Sybil lvliller, Lois Iennings. FOURTH ROW' Mary Wilmot, Iune Rose Heare, Catherine Suits, Mary Ellen Bright, Martha Lou Miller, Sherman Scott, Mose Lewis, Glenn Barnes, Max Logsdon, Lloyd Wright, Virginia Lee Linn, Dorothy Dietrich, Nova Lee Skelton, Harriett Olson, Louise Nayphe. FIFTH ROW: Chester L. Francis fdirectorl, Charles Wood, Dan Morris, Chuck La Eerge, Ierry Martin, Walter Daniel, Leland Lash, Albert Ossenkop, Paul Barbour, Loren Tindal. fVaz'wm!.-S' ' Glad FIRST ROW: Lee Schirck, Harry Hulett, Alan Limville,Iane Hunter, Lynn Christian, Dorothy Booker Ksecretaryl, Marilee Davis. SECOND ROW: Martha Ient, Elaine Ingraham, Dorothy Hogg, Morine George, Anne Scudcler, Ieanne Ingra- gg K ham, Lahoma Kerr, Stark Wilbor, Iane Wellman Cvice-presidentl, Russel Clapper. 'r THIRD ROW: Miss Nell Guthrie, Iim Lane, Iack Dowling, Wayne Smauder, Wayne Stephenson, Lee Wirtz, f fi Garold Spire. 'UM FOURTH ROW: Richard Remmers, Charles Von Stein, Victor Sapper Cpresiclentj, Iess Mullinex. qgiy 0 'ww 5 'it 3 SQ? M0 dliaaifa. lT2Yf'Z'3i'-13,,i'f:YfZ'Z2w ww wmmfwwwexvsxwquwwv-kmswas-.seg fvmxswwnmawx-fxmfmaNwHfwfbww V- -- - V 1V , . fw H . L L 2 5 H , W ,... , w L - ' W MQ,1 i , 1 E - S.. V, X V , g QUIK . WM K A-MMWAW K: y , X,x- w.,NkxW,h Q, . mb N.. 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' A ,- - ' if F' 1 N ,pdl 5-4641 FIRST ROW: Marvin Chapman, Patricia Moody, Bernadine Durham, Rosemary Kneeland, Delores Stev Glaze Reba Iune Long Betty Iayne Bass Patty Croom lane Strother Virginia Winters Elaine Si Ed Smith, Ben Hea-d, Dorothea Koerner, Dorothy Ecton, Carol Iean Hare, Martha Albaugh, Emerson THIRD ROW: Lorraine Bishop, Betty Andrews, Barbara Fennessey, Mary O. Smith, Mary Elizabeth Betty Ingraharn, Betty Wahl, Ianet Eaton, Betty Bailey, Irene Irby, Mary Ellen Vaughan, Bob Orbach. FOURTH ROW: Doris Masheter, Carmen Maxson, Mary Frances Iohnson, Naomi Pugh, Marjorie Murta, pf 1 I I I 1 . m SECOND ROW: Ioan Mount, Mary Yetman, W. D, Parsons, Pat Earley, William Carter, Russell Hollov Ti Fa Elc Gan Iohnston, Charles Rankin, Ioe Morgan, Mary Streeter, Ieanne St. Iohn, Frances Rowe, Maxine Rhoc Mary Ruth Oliver. FIFTH ROW: Iohn Webster, Iacques Cunningham, Iohn Caraway, Paul Fondren, Iohn Anderson, He Robert Harper, Melba O'Banior1, Bernadine Carter, Iohn McGee, Victor Sapper, Allen Moc FIRST ROW: Bill Kemp, Marvin Chapman, lack Price, Theodore Boyers, Charles Sample, Leland Lash, Billy Harris, Ioe Durlcee. SECOND ROW: Arthur Rahill, Quentin Critchfield, R. H. Brown, Dean Boyers, Iohn Porch, Iirn Schollenberger, Charles Webb. THIRD ROW: Gan Iohnston, Emerson Titus, Lawrence Hammonds, Ed Reit, Thomas Smith, Don Iohnson, I. R, Wilson, Will Macantire. Praha! 'SY t lie lean Spivey, Flora Mae Cravens, Maree Gill, Caroline Kinney, Carolyn rrjorie West, Dorothy Koch. rrbert Davis, lim Keller, Warren Cooke, Eloise Wallace, Harold Edwards, tl Boyle. ghur Owens, Patty Brooks, Louise Salter, Betty Oppenheim, Morrine George, axander, Ruth Ferguson, Ioan Counts, Fred Ford, Ben Morris, Dale Spence ry McGee, Georgianna Gillian, Barbara Goldman, Mary Lea Mackechnie, iley, Bob King, Wilson Swan, lack Walters, Albert Kellert, Ed Everidge, 5 Van Buskirk. Sim! Gamez! The Student Council consists of one representative from each advisory group. The purpose of the Student Council is to pro- mote a closer relationship be- tween the students and school authorities, and give the stu- dents an opportunity to bring their problems to the attention of the faculty. The Student Council officers have been very efficient this year. They have performed every duty willingly and have accomplished a great deal, The officers are: Dale Scott, presi- dent, Hansford Martin, vice- presidentg Caroline Schwab and Betty layne Bass, secre- taries, and Allen Walter, treas- urer. FIRST ROW: Marjorie Stillman, Betty Lou Harrison, Mary lane Kerfoot, Gail Buchele, Dorothy Vaden, Bernadine Westcott, Dorothy Ecton, Marjorie Daw Yeakel, Susanne Wells, Sara Lou Baber, Betty lane Tway. SECOND ROW: Billie Marie Ozman, Elizabeth Clark, Maree Gill, Betty Bailey, e Patsy Harper. Elaine Bretch, Charles Wright, Allan Moore, George Gibbons, Marion Herwig, THIRD ROW: Ann Orr, Helen Robertson, Betty Hess, Betty Morris, Bob Harper, Lester Lloyd, Miss Della Link tsponsorl, Lauretta Wright, Iulia Louise Herman, Ianice Randal. FOURTH ROW: Bill Norris, Paxton Larimore, David Grace, Richard Morton, Ben Baber, Allan Walters, Finley Basore, Bob Burnham, Hobart Moses. iii B 933W it . Q3 rs it 3, . 2. i I. V gif!! ' if tax it A i it H? Higsrf 4.24 L f gi it S.. F' s 5 8' -of 5 in I it -RK gig if gi W lm.. f '?gx. Qi, e l FWF 4 . 5 it is ! FIRST ROW: Phillip Boyle, Mary Elizabeth Morris, Pauline Childers, Betty Iayne Bass, Roy Finerty, Louise Salter, Harold Edwards. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Blanke, Ieannette Pierce, Marcia Newbill, Betty lngraham, Robert Howard, Ryland Keys, Richard Morton. THIRD ROW: Betty Danner, Lois Arthur, Maude Hartman, Ermel Foster, Fred Goldsmith, Frank Lee, 4 Gus Harms, Floyd Brown. 'rig FOURTH ROW: Iuanita Tibey, Iohn Harris, Fred Ford, Billy Weir, lack Dalton, Robert Cornish, it i Barbara Christian. at 1- ' ,F Q' 'gm Wfrwrf A 'f r--rv-'-:'s'+w-1413-5-age-If-af ye-W'-M - if-' 'M' -r'M 'Y -f-N-- - --we-'ff ---W-V uf- -N STAFF OFFICERS SM S if if Phillip Boyle. ......................................................... Editor . ' Ieannett Pierce f H , Dorothy Blanke . ..... ......... A ssociate Editors R 1- Iucmita Tibey K V V My I f Iack Dalton ........,....... .............. S ports Editor Q, F Miss Zona Moore ....... .....................,,..., S ponsor ' . y ' E A' K- gon Fgneity ..,..........,. ......... B usinessAMaEgger wif W yt 2 , Q 4 0 e y aiey ........... ..............,...,.,.. r t itor 55 K Betty Ingraham ..,..... ........................ S tall Artist 5, 'Q F 'Lg 'y Robert Howard, ..,.....,.. .,..... P hotography Editor , 6 Q l A Miss D. Stevenson. ,...... ..,.........,...... A rt Advisor 3 QQ A W I Miss M. Holland ,.,... ......... B usiriess Advisor Q it V Vg ,: X 'gt . I if ' ii V , 1 ' rg- v'1u-v-an--fs ,eyp-1 N ,Q-f A-A-,.i..i -,KF if , ix M ., ,,,, R . V553 ll l -el,'2f45fNEgr' 3 H if ., W 'L R MVT' 2 5? B 4. F W Q fig 4: ,,i, ff ' A' VK 'N-it 2 If -0 ' A fp A . 'Pak its fm is ui i 4 ' I H., ,f in er Nm W., T X i Farewell, Dear Congrats, N ew Old Classen Hi Publication Eds lfol. XIII Oklahoma City, Classen High School No. 23 THEY SCOOP TO CONQUER FTRST ROW: David Sureck, Dale Scott, Martha Lou Miller, Tack Dalton, Margaret Iordan, I-lansford Martin, Emerson Titus, Toe! Dessauer, Phillip Boyle, Roy Riggs. SECOND ROW' Betty Pickren, Georganna Gillian, To Ann Atchison, Betty Louise Fullen, Rebecca Richards, Ruth Flciborn, Gail Buchele, Marjorie Stillman, Clarence Kemp, Richard Morton. SENIORS PRESENT BROADWAY COMEDY Stage Door, Screen Success, Finishes Dramatics For Class The senior class presented Stage Door, by Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman, May 16-17. This is the third Kaufman play to be produced at Classen. The oth- ers were Beggar on Horseback and the musical Once in a Life- time. This play might be the story of all eager young men and women whose only thought and ambition is to see their names in lights on Broadway, The entire play takes place in a theatrical boardinghouse where these young girls live, eat, and talk theater. Terry feels that the stage is the only true medium of art: Jean, on the other hand, gives in to the glamour, and having no partic- ular talent except of a. superficial sort, succeeds in Hollywood. And for Kaye Hamilton there is only tragedy, The screen version of Stage Door was one of the outstanding pictures of 1937. The twenty-one girls and eleven boys made this one of the all time outstanding productions by Classen. SENIOR CALENDER May 16, 17 .....,,,.,., Senior Play 9 .... 2 .... ' 3 4 May May May May May 1 2 2 2 24 .... Farewell Assembly Sermon Failure Llst Breakfast Graduatlon Senior Senior Senior Senior Carol Clarke Wins 1938 Orbit Election For Yearbook Queen Carol Clarke, Classen senior, was elected 1938 Orbit queen in No- vember after receiving a majority of votes over Vera Marie Patter- son, Nell Clay, and Dorothy Koch. The popular Comes member has as a special honor as the Orbit queen her full-page picture featured in the yearbook. The method of voting on the queen, purely an Orbit project to hasten the rate of payment, en- titled the purchasers who paid the full amount of 52.50 to 250 votes. One dollar down payments entitled the student to 100 votes for his candidate. In order to have her name plac- ed on the list of candidates a nom- inee had to receive one thousand votes. Then, after the final ballot- ing, the candidate receiving the most votes was anounced to be the Orbit queen. Senior Breakfast To Be At Country Club The senior breakfast will be held at the Country Club the morni.ng of the 24th of May. Those making up the breakfast committee are: Marjorie West, Vera Marie Patterson, Eloise Wal- lace, Betty Ray Weaver, Betty Ann Ingraham, Louise Salter, Allen Moore, Allan Walters, Harold Ed- wards, Bill Kesler, Carolyn Schwab, Jimmie Brown, and Hans- ford Martin. A fee of sixty cents will be charged to those seniors who have paid their dues, and others will be chargefl seventy-tlve cents. Thcy're Off By Betty Pickren Spring ls here! And if spring comes - commencement can't be far behind. And - if commence- ment comes, that means there'll be all our departing seniors in great long robes, going down the great long aisle to get their releases from the warden, Mr. Baker. And - also if commencement comes, the almost-sophisticated juniors and the wide-eyed sophs will step up a notch and become, in turn, the sophisticates and the al- most-sophisticates! Yessir! Our upper classmen are going 'fore and leaving us 'hindl But we'll bet there'll be some who will take that one last longing look and kind of, sort of wish they hadn't passed those dn- alist finals after all! FATHERS T0 SPEAK AT BACCALAUREATE The speakers for the baccalau- reate services to be held in Clas- sen auditorium-Sunday, May 22, are: F. R. Dudley, Rev. Hugh B. Fouke, and L. M. Payne. Each of these speakers are fathers of stud- ents attending Classen. The school vocal music depart- ment will furnish music for the oc- casion accompanied by Mrs, Dana Lewis Griffith at the organ. 580 WILL GRADUATE Approximately 580 graduating seniors will receive diplomas from Classen according to Mrs. Ormond Bean. Certificates of graduation will be presented to these people by Mr. Baker at the commence- ment 'exercises to be held at the Municipal Auditorium on Tuesday, May 24. SCOTT FINISHES YEAR AS EDITCR 0F CLASSEN LIFE Morton, Jordan, Dalton, and Martin Wind Up Two Term Session As Assistants Dale Scott, editor-in-chief of the Classen Life and author of the Comet Comment column, finishes a year's service at the helm of the school publication. Serving the flrst semester as as- sistants to the editor were Philip Boyle, associate edltorg William Rudrow, business manager: Emer- son Titus, news editorg Georganna Gillian, feature editorg Jack Dal- ton, sports editor. Jack also serv- ed in this capacity during the sec- ond term. Columnists both first and second semesters were Marga- ret Jordan and Hansford Martin. Art editor for the entire year was Richard Morton. Other staff members during the fall term were Ruth Raborn, Clar- ence Kemp, Betty Loulse Fullen, Roy Riggs, Joe Morgan, Jo Ann Atchison, Ruth Caldwell, Joel Des- sauer, and Betty Plckren. Several changes were made in the staff for the spring term. These were: Ruth Rabom, news editor: David Sureck, drama editor: Roy Riggs, exchange editor: Georganna. Gillian, downtown news editor: Betty Pickren, feature editor. Staff writers included Marjorie Stillman, Gail Buchele, Martha Lou Miller, and Rebecca Richards. Serving as sponsor of the paper has been Miss Zona Moore, head of the journalism department. ? 'N 'Nw 495, FIRST ROW: Helen Slesnick, Robert Howard, Phyllis Powers. MELTING POT The Melting Pot was originated this year for the purpose of bringing a closer relationship among the students of French, German and Spanish. Its successful debut is clue to the efforts of Helen Slesniclc, the editor, and Mrs. Davida Richardson, the sponsor. SECOND ROW: Otis Ioslyn, Elva Claire Kienzle, Barbara Ann Christian, Paul Fondern. LUX CLASSENSIS Lux Classensis, which has been issued consecutively for thirteen years, was published under the ed- itorship of-Maree Gill this spring. The paper is published annually by the students in the Latin depart- ment under the supervision of Mrs. Davida Richardson, sponsor. Walter McClelland, a member of this year's staff, is not picture-d. FIRST ROW: Kathleen Cole, Ethelyn Burns, Iaynelle Adwon, Frances Row, Maree Gill, Iacqueline Ioseph. SECOND ROW: lim Ed Cottingham, Tom Fentem, Carol lean Hare, Bob King, Ed Hoffman. FIRST ROW: Mary Alice Stephenson, Florence Defen- baugh, Ethel Burnham. SECOND ROW: Paul Chapman, Hansford Martin, Allen Moore. QA-Q 'Qin A ml ll H -I ll 3 Q lil STARDUST It is the purpose and chief aim of the Stardust .Magazine to encourage self-expression and origi- nality in the writings of students. The anthology is a collection of original prose and verse, written largely by the creative writing class, but contribu- tions are welcomed from the entire student body. Under the able guidance of Miss Florette McNeese the magazine has reached national prominence. This year an invitation page has been sent to the other city high schools so that their best works may be published. BOARD OF ORIENTATION The Board ot Orientation was organized during the spring semester ot '38, under the sponsorship of Miss Kath- ryn Brous. Membership this year has been limited to nine girls who are organized for the purpose of acquainting new students with the school, its students, and its regula- I tions, FIRST ROW: Dorothea Koerner, Martha lent, Marjorie West, Dorothy Scho- walter, Floreine Passmore. SECOND ROW: Betty Pickren, Mary Ellen Clyborne, Marion Herwig, Betty Bailey. PROCTOR ' fi' ,Z Z4 'T W CAPTAINS This semester marks the end of another etticient year tor the proctor system. Organized six years ago, the group has established a precedent of de- pendability and cooperation I particularly noted under the sponsorship ot Mr. Karl Brown, and the leadership of Allen Moore, student chairman. The membership has recently been limited to boys only, over which the board captains supervise. FIRST ROW: Fred Ford, Allen Moore, Bob Everest, Ben Head. SECOND ROW: Iimmie Brown, Charles Hunter, Charles Wright, Iohn Price NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Albert Kellert, Carolyn Kinney, Mary Elizabeth Falter, Marjorie West, Fae Eliza- beth Rogers, Maree Gill, Helen Slesnick, Eleanor lane Miller, Reba lune Long Cpresidentl, Betty layne Bass, Allan Walter, Betty lean Tway, Suzanne Wells, SECOND ROW: William Howard, Helen Townsend, Clara Strom,Vivian Saunkeah, loan Smythe, Ruth lanet Slesnick, Harriet Ginsberg, Ethel Burnham, Almeta Marshall, LaVerne Ousler, Lucille Owens, Ruth Williamson, Barbara Ann Christian, THIRD ROWi Leon Storm, Betty Nicholson, Eloise Guliclc, Dorothy Blanke, Pamela Prentice, Evelyn Wahlgren, Iaynelle Adwon, lane Wellman, Catherine Bryan, Mary Elizabeth Morris, Dorothy Tummell, Herbert lohnson. FOURTH ROW: Robert Feegles, Robert Howard, Louise Salter, Mary Marjorie Price, Hanstord Martin, lane Strother, Mary Ellen Clyborne, Betty Smith, Betty Danner, Iessie Fowler, Mattie Fred Stanford, Martha Allbaugh. 5 lifatv K r W4 gf-r FIRST HOW: Mary Ellen Clyborne, Elaine Bretch, Dorothea Koerner, Lucille Hyne Frances Ieanne Duncan Betty Fullen QM Q SECOND. ROW: Marion Loeffler, Constance Baughrnan, Dorothy Lobough, Bette Oppenheim Ethel Burnham THIRD ROW: Helen Keyes, Patsy Huey, Betty Bailey, lean Hoppe, Peggy Brook Iuanita Denton. ffsfllji lik rf ,Q , LJ N f - FIRST ROW: Edward Keyes, Lloyd Muegge, Wayne Hubbard, Carl Woodward, Eugene Cooke, Adrian Heston, Donald Elwiclc, Claude Lynn. SECOND BOW: A. B. Boop, Bill Ellis, Ernest Estes, Bill White, Warren Cook, Bill Kesler, Don Davis, THIRD ROW: lohn Carney, Le Loy Brower, Raymond King, Frank Mattox, H. P, King, Bob Danielson, Edgar Everidge, Dick Haase. JA QE. W .W 13 'W 3' Q X? Q Qi X W .3 5 V A J if DX 3 s f ,,fg,, 1 Y A , A ,TRW . N 'gf ,V ?4 'f, ' ' i 'ii E : Q 9:17 li? - 4 Q gm, .. J 5 'V 2 :-- ' lp 5 i A iv 2' N , - Q 35 4 f 954 Q it ' lr 8, R -M , , N . 5 ' WG A.,..: gy my I 1 mi- vw 'wifi 3 gif- ,M 1 H. 9 as Eu if-1 'RT ' R F, f 5411,-1sffr hfff?-' J! wfgf mf 'IN Q f ,W w f K 'Wm . AQ wi 5'a-S' hu 4? l 2: Sisiswf an ,law I ,40- V V MW, .Q ,, . ,, N fy 'M 1 Q 41 J' + xx ff, if , i N52 ,rf wif, 29, , X ,, mf W Q! AV1 X M Q. , , 4, w f 'lj Q x Y ,Q Q, 5.5 a'-195 ff wx i R Gamellaq ' Jaw Led by Higbie and Captain West, the Blue and Gold opened the season with tour hard tilts and though they per- formed creditably in all of these, they dropped three, defeating Wichita Falls 6 to O, losing to Amarillo, Tulsa, and Central by scores ot 7-14, U-5, and 6-ZU, respectively, The Comets then took breathers in El Reno, 33-O, and Britton, 46-U. The Higbiernen sprang an upset the following week by taking Shawnee, 13 to U and rose to their peak to trounce a strong Chiclcasha eleven, 2U to U, After letting Capitol Hill win a heartbreak- ing 7-U victory, the boys wound up the season here against Lawton, scoring a decisive 7 to U triumph. l ln spite ot their spotty record of si: wins and tour losses, the Comets were recognized by notable sports authori ties as one of the best tearns, poten tially, in the state. They outplayec their victors in two ot the defeats an: were hounded by tough breaks in th' other two. IH 5 S it f L 5 .,:,., ,,. 5 1,0 .,.. fm t Mm 252 ,- 'f ,gm f wi- ? . Q lx 5 J 'ff Qs 3 4- 'S' , J '.f.g,: ,v l V - 4 A ik 1: 1: QQ, . ,QQ 1' 'QV' 'g,f : ? f52 W , YM is 1 LETTERMEN CAPTAIN BlLL BENTLEY CHARLEY BETHEL HARBELD KELLEY BUD DAUGHTREY COBWIN COPLIN ELDON PAYNE EMIL MASSAD SHELBY GREENE DON DAVIS BOB GEATCHES FRANK MATTOX 8641261 The basket ball season for 1937-38 was not a howling success trorn the point of games Won and lost but Coach Skimmer Miller managed to put together a team, from an inexperienced and erratic bunch of youngsters, that took its place among the top combines in the state towards the end of the season. Losing all but one man from the state champ- ions ot the previous season, Coach Miller's team proved their worth by administering lickings to practically all of the state's best at one time or another during the year. Led by their only returning veteran, Captain Bill Bentley, the Comets started at a snail's pace, losing to tiny Britton and to Tulsa. With the arrival ot several newly-eligible players at the second semester though, the Blue and Gold tive picked up steam and turned in several startling upsets. Notable over-turnings ot the dope bucket were the battles with Tulsa, Central, and Enid, conceded to be the top trio in the entire state. ' After absorbing a bad defeat here at the hands of the Enid boys, the Comets went up to Enid and turned in a stunning surprise victory, 29 to 26. During the middle of the season, Tulsa's Braves, destined to become state champions by virtue of defeat- ing Central in the state tinals, took a severe licking from the Shooting Stars, and even Central was upset in the final regular-scheduled game. Ba!! BASKET BALL SEASON l93'.7-38 Classen Bethany 10 Classen Norman 19 Classen St. Gregory's 22 Classen Enid 16 Classen Maud ll Classen Capitol Hill 22 Classen Britton 24 Classen TulSG 22 Classen Tulsa 36 Classen Chickasha 9 Classen Shawnee 17 Classen Enid 26 Classen Norman 22 Classen Shawnee 28 Following the Central victory, Clcssen Foyer 11 Clcssen E1 Reno 43 Clqssen Went to the finals of the Classen Capitol Hill 18 Classen Central 19 regional tournament to lose to Cen' Classen Central 26 Classen Edmond 29 tral their chance to be in the state Classen E1 Reno 24 Classen Central 36 tourney. For the Millerrnen it was just a question ot getting keyed up and hot to trounce any foe they met. Throughout the season, Captain Bill Bentley gave sterling perform- ances and his work earned him all-city and all-conference honors. Classen's other all-city selection was little Corwin Coplin, whose dramatic clutch playing in the second battle with Central's Cards earned his placing on the city all-stars. Lanky center Frank Mattox and Charley Bethel, sopho- more forward, showed up well during the year and ' rt Bethel gives promise of becoming a real star in his next Q two years. Besides these mentioned, Shelby Greene, Bud ga, Daughtery, and Harreld Kelley all played wellg these , three were fighting hustlers who gave all they had every game and should be plenty good by the time next year rolls around. 4 The inconsistencies of the Classenites this season can f no doubt be ascribed to inexperience and should be - ironed out by next year since only Bentley, Mattox, and H big Eldon Payne, sub center, will be lost by graduation. ., I 2 L, ,M 1 , - y V M ,y X ' - E .R X M p X 7' I H l - A 1 -5- . , 5 .ff 55 5'-'i39'rV?'75WfH JW'T v 'V' 'M-fW n.'W A 'ifwva 'vfvwwy fr M-YV-uw-1-1., wwf A -. W VHVVN , .VVVV -- . V, VV VV V -. .V. V. A . , . , , ,, .. fp? 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Marjorie Yet- man, a junior, is a crack tennis player and state badminton champ besides playing on most of the other teams. Dorothy Walker and loan Bunyard are also stars in several lines. Betty Bailey and Marjorie West won the state girl's golf title last year, and as this goes to press, are favorites to repeat this year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Maxine Cooper a full day of dance classes have been offered at Classen this year. Mrs. Coopers swimmers have also taken many honors with Leota Woodmansee leading as national junior diving champion. sl in :X E is f 5 .f eg! . R .xg-Mk' 2 Al 4 t ' x7:V 4: 96 i ! y Q Zi f z f if i gw ..., ., K , . -- ' K H , ., W W W g 1 A' ' 4m ' A' gg.. if 44 Q ,' , V I ..l,. 4 1 4 h y - , rv 4X 4 , gg,-uf ii 2,1125 4 K f s f 'fQi'i -W A 4,5 A ' A 4 4 K ,,-, ,. , 4 A 4 ff? 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VELMA PERN GRAGG BAND QUEEN The first time that the Clossen Band chose a queen to Walk at the head of their blue and gold clad ranks they broke the tradition that gentlemen prefer blondes, tor their choice, Helen Seavey, was an outeand-out Brownette. But when Christmas time rolled around llelen chose wedding bells rather than horn toots, so the band began a new search for just the pro- per amount of feminine pulchritude to be their queen. This time, however, the lads went back to the time-honored adage, and trom a group ot four contestants chose the only blonde, Velma Fern Gragg. The candidates whom Velma de- feated were Marian Chesnut, Dorothy Koch, and lean lnce. ,M y 3 WW panama, sgfw-fi', THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES Time waits tor no man is an old axiom, so with this publication of the Orbit went a hope that time might stand still and memory be re- newed ior those seniors who like old times and old friends. Remember those games when you thought you'd die if the team didnt win? The way your heart tluttered during mid-term exam- inations? The new semester, and the picnic that was rained out? Then the prom and that mar- velous partner? That day oi days when you stand in your cap and gown, you will know that everything you have put into those three years has more than doubly repaid youl 1 .. 53355 2 Q4 5,1 , l'Qt,Qv5 'WF ,aff Qxfvizw 'W F gr NW M Q Q 3 7, ,, 3 'lv E 0 A f 10' 51 Wi ' K 'K 5,33 , x n f?? nf 1 A f, I ' ,Q f 1'-NU, 8' ffff. I ,-X ,J '- ,I U y , , h. I 5Q f6Q5,Qs2eQsS W Q wr fww . .,..f . , ,H ,XM,,yM,., i'3 gf av' x. Y , .' 5 fl- 0 il' 2 Kal 'H if fx R ff 5 if .Q Q! xx - Wg 72 'WWVK