Classen High School - Orbit Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)
- Class of 1939
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Today the essentials of advancement are set up and are ready for this generation to begin the second era of decided progress. In addition to professions, highly specialized, and governmental positions, there are 655 industries in Oklahoma, each offering wide vocational possibilities to the citizens of tomorrow. The modern trend of business is to expand, to advance, and to employ new talent, this should create more positions and opportunities for the high school graduate. The Orbit staff of 1939, in eulogizing the progress Oklahomans have made in the past, has chosen to point out some of the advanced institutions in the state with reference to the high school graduate and his place in the progress of tomorrow. In many of the vocations which Oklahoma offers to its citizens, the high school graduate is already trained and equipped, for other more specialized occupations, Oklahoma has established schools in which students may study and prepare. With the detail work almost completed and with today's eager generation well prepared, there should indeed be a triumphant, sweeping march of progress during the next fifty years. Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES CLASSES W 4, Q , gg E , as Q nz. 5 Q I- ,L ,, , X .425 3 Y W K , ' if ' 2 , nf , .,,, ..... hill' Agnus-v - vii ' ,A .NRM v , .fx - g -J-- a ...-m-sw V 4 4+ if .- W W 3 M J ...W .JB , ,iif,..,i1i1 m . ia- ' ...f-v..i. M., .,,,,,,,. ,y .. - ,-. , , 4 N M .1-H ...IM ying., .5-,,...o4 . .Q ,,.. f fwiaqzif mwipf 4-at 2 qs',..,.. av ,auf I l- Sin! fiaiiwiwa 1 k, V, I may E ......W v ,4 im ?2 'Y ,, .J W Aw ,f v -vw Q 1 w 4 ' , 9, vu N R l MM.. -,-- , , ,-'W Y' .9214 f ll 4, I 17 U .lt it 11 if li H 33 M H if i4 3? U ii 51 44 2 33 ilu 189' A x ' vc M . .ui 'C 4 W Q' 'au 'ls -in Mug ummm w -XV' wi BA -6 N. x-s ' W 'Vim if 'U' 'FF' A 5' I ,. K, .5 'Y uni 1 K 4V 'W i 1 f 4 4 , Ng' i 1, r Y fig 2-CQ 'f 1 li ,M I ,9 ir.. Q' sf? 'gas' .I rm ,?, .r . 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Inside tbe walls of Room 120, where tbe Principals Office sign hangs out, innumerable students have received help from a principal who has always been will- ing to guide, and bis friendly interest has put not a few wayward Classenites on tbe right road. A principal with a great many tasks, Mr. Baker bas rarely been too busy to straigbten out the woes of a student needing bis counsel. constitute the backbone of the office force. With the aid of student assist- ants, the group does a neat job of filing and clerical work. dministration Under the direction of Mr. Baker, Mr. Wallace and the faculty. with the co-operation of the school board and an efficient office force, Classen has again completed another year of successful. progressive administration. Mr. C. K. Reiff, superintendent of Oklahoma City public schools, attends to the supervision and welfare of all city schools, Under him are the Board of Education members who are Robin Knight, Warren H. Edwards, Ed L. I-liscl, Dave R. McKown, Earl W. Miller, Sam Rice, jr., Wiley Richardson, Al Robinson, and Roy I. Turner. Kiiv C. K. RE I FF l3?7 fiiW' Superintendent 161 , fx XQJQQZ0 Miss Isalona Carter, Mrs. Helen Bean, and Mrs. Mavanee Iobnson Q.. l - . li -'Quang 111x ,410 E- 1 r P xxx f FIRST ROW: GRACE DEUPREE, Mathematics, KATHERINE BRAGG, English, SKIMMER MILLER, Physical Education, BESSIE I-IERRIN, Language, HELEN NORRIS, Englishg ROBERT SI-IELTON, Physical Education. SECOND Row: CLARK CUNNINCI-IAM, Commercial, BELLE GOUGI-I, English, ETI-IEL BASINGER, Commer- cial, R. E. COFFEY. Physical Education, BESS SNELL, Languageg BLANCHE HOLLAND, I-Iistory. Faculty FIRST ROW: LELIA PICKARD, Language, IULIA DENNY, Ivluthcrnaticsg INIILDRED HOLLAND, Commercial, , EDNA STEVENSON, Art, GLADYS SI-IEPARD, History, DGROTI-IEA STEVENSON, Art. SECOND Row: KATHERINE SI-IELDON, English, SAIDEE I-IAZELWOOD, Englishg HELEN WEST, Lan- guage, ANNE MONTAGUE, English, BLANCI-IE PAUL, I-Iiscoryg UNDINE BUTLER, Mathematics. As. QT r,-9 'Q lk. 22' FIRST ROW: A. M. KINCAID, Language, MARTHA DENNY, Mathematics, NILS LAGO, History, KARL BROWN, Nlathematicsg MARIORIE BRAINARD, Language, FRANK McKEE, Industrial Arts. SECOND ROW: NELL GUTI-IRIE, Science, CARL WOODWARD, Mathematics, OPAL RIDENOUR, Home Eco- nomics, I-IENRIETTA VON TUNGELN, Language, ROBERT REID, Mathematics, MARGARET WOOD, En- Faculty FIRST ROW: VERA CAMPBELL, Home Economics, CLARA MEYER, History, HOWARD BROWN, Science KATHERINE GIBSON, English, LAVA MCCARREL, Commercial, OAKLEY PITTMAN, Band and Orchestra. SECOND ROW: CARL SI-IAFER, Science, EDNA MENEELY, Commercial, G. W. BRUCI-IER, Industrial Arts, CI-IARLES SAMPLE, History, EDNA HEDGES, Home Economics, MAXINE APPLEMAN, Language. if 1 fm- 'Q bw if FIRST Row: ELAINE TUCKER, Dramaticsg LUCILLE WILLOUGI-IBY, Language, C. E. GRADY, Debateg MARY FRANCES LAWSON, Englishg WINSTON I-IOWE, Speechg IOHN PADEN, Science. SECOND Row: CHESTER FRANCIS, Vocal Music, IVIARGUERITE FLOOD, History, DELLA LINK, Englishg C. R. RUCKER, Physical Educationg ERNEST IONES, Scienceg ZONA MOORE, Iournalism. Faculty FIRST ROW: MARY CANTRELL, Commercial, IRIS BAUGHMAN, Englishg LEO HIGBIE, Physical Eclucationg MAXINE COOPER, Dancingg RETHA WAVE HULET, Physical Educationg ETHA TOWNSEND, Commercial. SECOND Row: ELEANOR GODFREY, Commercial, BERNIECE GORDON, Mathematics, DAVIDA RICHARD- SON, Languageg ROSE FISHER, English, KATHERINE GIBSON, Englishg T. R. STEMEN, Science. .., ,Y TSI 1-uST0RY ,' 'W 'X Vo C AL MUSIC MATH EMATICS LATIN K' ' .:f' g Q, ,... 5,,m,,4 GH- '-JM, X A Q. ,, 1' A 4- 1 i fav! ,. Q we l nffmkf 31 5-:gi . 5 I F 3 nal WM F-4M -W 1 Z 'gm V444 gg in, . ., vw. -iw-Q . s. 'Q ' :, ' 31. 243 E A-A X . A. Via a M w K 0 f ,I 'L 5' Ma Wx xi . my ff- wg , , ..- ff Qw, 4' 'F 421 'kf, P it f i 1 . 6 xzxxs l 75 6' , yn CLINIC ART SPEECH is ,gsm -EF., 4 'Q 2 K WK 'FN 4 S 'A 'K 'X ,ww My L R A k ' nvggm F S u 5 . 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THIRD Row: Videl Taylor, Mary Skeel, Ioyce Eastland, Mona Garrett, Rosalie Thornton, Martha Porter, Vivian Talley, 1 Billie Io Bailey, Io Francis Fox, lean Farris, Annagene Lindsay, Grace Tayar. FOURTH Row: Ieanne Roberts, Ieanne Ioullian, Oletta Chastain, Dorothy Hogg, Mary Claire Collingsworth-treasurer l Morrine George, Lou Ann Townsley, Helen Hogg, Eleanor Griggs, Olga Amelung, Helen Powers, lean Powell. I Classettes FIRST Row: Dorothy Laws, Helen Maye Collier, Betty Sibley, Mercedes Stephenson, Ysleta Davis, Garnet Smith, Martha Ridgeway, Billie Bethel, Bettye Hoffman, Regena Mae Baker, Dorothy Dean Showalter, Betty Blanton, Betty Lou Lukehart, Marjorie Norick, SECOND Row: Dewdrop Mendoza, lean Walker, Anne Marie Guinn, Geraldine Short, Gwendolyn Collier, Adrienne Coch- ran, Martha Stephenson, Ray Mozell Tombs, Norene Wagoner, Billye Hoffman, Mary Martha Carpenter, Doris Robison, l Ruth Lee Ferguson, Ioyce Weeks, Beulah Faye Brimm. THIRD Row: Olive Taylor, Sueann Phelps, Mary Walker, Dorothy Norick, Lorene Hilton-secretary, Velma Ferne Gragg, I Anne Runyan-vice-president, Margaret Plaster, Mary McComas, Ruth Esther Lyter, Anne Banks, Mary Cunningham, , Bonita Hurt. - i FOURTH ROW: Cora Io Watkins, lean Wilmoth, Virginia Carpenter, Nellymae De Witt, Pauline Todd, Dorothy Ann 5 South, Geraldine Oliphant, Gloria Todd, Mary Ann Lockett, Mary Wilmot, Marjorie Ann Winfrey, Priscilla Hotze, Pat l Moody, Fearn Kennedy, Mary Io Clements. 3 5, X' Q.. ly ag 1 L 1 m3m.b A. Q Q' 353 ??W? ! 5 9 Q gs! x X , ' QQWQ .ka , K a nm '31 3? 3 ?'Q 9' Wg 5 ah A3 K ' , Q , A 9 V Q 5 FIRST Row: Barbara Smith, Martha Lee Land, joan Counts, joan Foster, Mary Vaughn Oliver, Doris jean Kramer, Roberta Mardneau-reporter, Miss B. Holland, Betty Herd-vice-president, Marian Herwig-secretary, Sarah Sue Rucker, Lexinc Collins, Betty Bouse, Betty Louise Ryndak, Virginia Moore, Mona Glaze. SECOND ROW: jean Herwig, Nadine Clark, Ellen Gastinger, juanita O'Neal, Ella Lee Wright, Mary Lee Williamson, Flor' ence Allen, Barbara Noble, jean Knight, Betty Pickren, Myrtle Dee Burns, Betty Ross, Gladys Montin, Lois Strong, Helen Smith, Gilberta Chappell, Mary Colvert, Dorothy Bewley, Nona jean Macklanburg. THIRD Row: Margaret jean Hayes, Mary Katherine McMerrick, Audrey Nell Cronkhite, Mozelle Carlock, Anne Stueve, Elaine Bretch, Bettie Crosswhite, Pat jedlicka, Dorothy Dietrich, Gerry Yergler, Dixie Dene Burnham, Mary Beth Hunter. Rosemary Kneeland, Mary Long, Dena Lee jones, Peggy Samis, jane Foster, jean Chesterman. FOURTH Row: Dorothy Ozmun, Catherine Carter, Louise Quick, Margaret Bozarth, jacqueline Woolems, Mary Evelyn Irby, Nancy Reed, Frances jane Millard, Suzanne Wells, Norma Owen-treasurer, Marjorie Ann Bogensehutz, Ruth Lilly, Anne Feild, jane Simmon, Pattie Croom, Olive jean Bretz, Ann Claire Ping, Marjorie Marshall, Charlotte Treaclwell, ima Comes V FIRST Row: Mary Virginia Clay, Betty Webb, jean McMurray, Carol jean Hare, Nancy Morse, Wauhillau Northcutt, Catherine Suits, jo jean Hall, Mary Marjorie Price-President, Betty jean Moore-mascot, Martha Lou Miller, Ruth jenkins, Marian Unger, joan Dudley, joan Mount, Dorothy Bright, Mary jean Bailey, Margaret Lockwood. SECOND ROW: jean Gale, Dorothy jean Steber, julia Basore, Norma jo jones, Lynn Christian, Marilce Davis, Mary Martha Mitchell, Wanda Corbet, Kitty jean Goetzinger, Virginia Owens, Marjorie Yetman, Kathryn Hayes, Patricia Northway, Betty Boyle, Susan Severin, Louise Nance, Dorothy McWhorter, janee Falter, Bernice Bass. THIRD ROW: Billie jean Spivey, Plorene Passmore, Kathryn Starry, Mary Lee Winters, jerry Cavett, Norma Brooks, Lucille Payne, Betty Lou Roberts, Gloria Mae Shelton, Mary Allen McGill, Bettie Ann Wright, Mary Louise Klein, Mildred Ed- wards, Mary jane Dickson, Mary Virginia Price, Bea Mideke, Betty Howle, Nancy Miller, jean Aldridge, jeanne Collins. FOURTH ROW: Marjone Miller, Ruth Dudley, Betty Pemberton, Lauretta Wright, Kathleen Cole, Dolores Stevens, Helen Harley, Betty Trent, jacqueline Schwab, Bette Clarke, Ruth Ann Hummer, Barbara Stevens, Nan Burg, Dorothy jean Cogs- well, joanna Schafer, Mary jean Mullinix, Rosemary Newby, Betty Grubb, jean Lowry, janelle Law, Marian Kinney. jean Darcndinger. FIRST Row: Bob Cottingham, Arthur Cosgrove, George Colvert, Wallace Reid, Bob Land-treasurer, Arthur Kinser-presi- dent, Willett Dallas Iones-vice-president, Dale Parsons-secretary. SECOND Row: Charles Wilson, B. Turner, Bill McMurry, Bill Bennett, john Wilson, Bill Brogden, Mr. Robert Reid- sponsor. THIRD Row: lack Roberts, Bill Light, W. G. Nash, Leon Mayes, Bob Skinner, Eddie Iones, Bill Hines, lim Cox. FOURTH Row: Bill Moylan, Charles Bethel, Harreld Kelley, Bob Fawcett, Corwin Coplin, Ioe Miller, Harry Hulet. Hell Hounds FIRST Row: Kelly Hantz, Dayle Robertson, Bill Kruger, Marvin Chapman, Elgin Fisher, Otto Rahill, lack Allen, lack Rueb. SECOND ROW: Donald Sikes, Ioe Wright, Lester Sutton, Warren Williams, Bill Wade, Carol Norman, lack Pipkin, Bob Coffey. THIRD Row: Hugh Dryer, Bob Fletcher, Billy Foutz, Henry Samuelson, Earl O'Neal, Floyd Phillips, Don Iohnson, Claude Lynn. FOURTH Row: Bill Barrett, Eugene Pargh, E. W. Foster, Louis Holland, Keith Terrell, Harry Mallory, Bill Thomas, Bob Cornish. fdlbiliiifw uv A, B K ' G I ' , gf -:,.,i:F .. f Ax, Y L, ev M- , 5 Lt L A:,: V ' A 'YM , ,fr V V Q A AEVV ww , Q E 3 my N . VA-. L jf , ..,,.4z - 11 ROW: Bill Saied, vice-president, Mary Warfield Van I-look, Mary Claire o ingsworrh, president, Ieanne Cendow, secretary, Carl Shipman, Mary Lou Butterly, Diane Gordon, David Sureck. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Elaine Tucker, sponsor, Betty lean Van Ness, treasurer, Iessie Clothier, Betty Treichler, Roberta Mar- tineau, Martha lean Reed, Ben Morris. THIRD ROW: Dorothy lean Rush, Pauline Scott, Katherine Alice Gill, Shirley Arntz, Mariellen Van Blarcum, La Donna Reedy, Susan Harrell, Morrine George. FOURTH ROW: Paul Fuller, Waldeen Iames, Lee Schirck, lim Irwin, Mary Lou Wharton, Iane Derrick, Cornelia Pender- grass, Rayma Simpson. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Edna Stevenson, sponsor, Frances Gooch, treasurer,- Gail Estes, secretary, Dorothea Stevenson sponsor Olga Amelung, president, lean Philpott, vice-president, Elva Claire Kienzle, historian, Miss SECOND ROW: jimmy Beth White, Bette Io Taylor, Helen Hay, Pat Hess, Florence Allen, Ioan Counts, Ieeta Ellis, Betty Busey, Billie Brooks. THIRD ROW: lean Porter, Norma Klausmeier, Dorothy Mae Melton, Dorothy Caton, Betty Mae Bouse, Adrienne Cochran, Marriellen Volk, Esther Rubins, Norma lean Koch. ' FOURTH ROW: Betty Iane De Tar, Constance Baughman, Patricia Lee, Betty Keating, Martha Lou Nash, Tully lo Rountree, Katherine Ianger, Billie McCroskey, Anne Scudder, lean Marie Peery. FIRST ROW: Donald Dubois, Iames Stooker, Williani Howard, Iames Gilmore, Miss Undine Butler, sponsor, Bob Brown, George Birkle, lane Hunter, Dick Gordon. SECOND ROW: Betty Iane Swanson, Ruth Esther Lyter, Dena Lee Iones, Anne Scudder, Carolyn Wilhoyte, Mattie Stanford, Dorothy Tummel, Betty Danner, Ann Orr. THIRD ROW: Dudley Strother, Vernon Red, Bill Pugsley, Iaclc Pitts, Ieff Donaldson, Bill McMurry, Ioe Scott, George Gib- bons. FOURTH ROW: lack Haggard, Robert Cunningham, George Binkley, Bill Brantner, Iames Sales, Iames Irvine, Frank Putnam, Glen Norville. N 0 I F 0 L FIRST ROW: Clarence Kemp, Diane Gordon, Mrs. Elaine Tucker, Mr. C. E. Grady, Martha lean Reed, Iim Hancock. SECOND ROW: Mary Warfield Van Hook, Mary lane Duckworth, Morrine George, Mary Claire Collingsworth, Marjorie Rosen, lim Lacey, L. F. Heenan. THIRD Row: Elizabeth Shelly, Cornelia Pendergrass, Dorothy lean Rush, Rayma Simpson, Pauline Scott, Katherine Alice Gill, Carmen Heggen. FOURTH ROW: John Rountree, Paul Fuller, Bill Holloway, Gene Edwards, Ben Morris. . Al, X 15' an ,....-1 111-11 Q-,K W-NW, . .-WW., ,v,. xv M. sf-ss L , of .iff in-senses.. o . , . E d I k O r Pickren is snapped m the act of g galley proofs and making the necessary corrections. Left, Rebecca Richards and Georganna Gillian pound out their spicy columns while Associate-Ed Ruth Boss Rabom supervises. 1 CLAS So now the Classen Life staff can wring the printer's ink from their corpuscles and put away their scoops until next season. Ed Betty Pickren and Boss Rabom have waltzed the old sheet through another stanza successfully. Although the motto l'd die for the dear old Classen Life hasn't yet been practiced, some almost did by special request when their columns didn't show up on time. But Momma Moore has kept the brood in line, and they're looking for new worlds to canker next year. Distribution is where Business Manager Betty Louise Fullen, head of the Here's Your Classen Life brigade, docs her noble duty. SEN LIFE if G 725 is where Martha Lou The Desk Miller, Miss zona Moore, sponsor, Ann McQuown, Virginia Waiver, David Sureck, and Patty Roberts mingle in a jaw session. The col- umnist, momma, exchange ed, flunky, columnist, and girls' sports ed, respectively, exchange a few ideas about what's what and why. Columnist lm' Cm' M mm ' 1 Avrum Sammy Soplf' Raskin and H jackson at M3CD? 'l'1S Past when 3 Picture for the spom Page ova. thcmgmly sho,-53: of that lovely songstfess conceruzed at the University of Okla- Sports Ed George Gibbons. This capable trio writes all the spam forecasts, results, and comment h0l'F3- lemme also kmlas f-1b.0f- the vanous affmw and in the Life. achievements of Classen alumni. FIRST ROW: loan Counts, Lynn Christian, Iane Adams, vice-president, Naomi Morgan, Courtesy Virginia Owens, Lucille Payne, Iean Gale, Loretta Wright, Paul Fondren, Betty Lou Roberts, Betty Herd, loc Scott, Bruce Blank, Kenneth Morgan, president, Earl Iames, Willie Howard, lean Chester- man. SECOND ROW: Virginia Moore, Marilee Davis, Kathryn Hart, Florene Passmore, Ruth Esther Lyter, Beulah Faye Brimm, Wynema Ward, Nancy Miller, Elaine Bretch, Peggy Samis, Iane Foster, secretary, Marjorie Kerfoot, Anne Orr, Anne Scudder, Martha Lee Land, Ryland Keyes, George Gibbons. THIRD ROW: Iames Loucks, treasurer, Norma Owens, Marjorie Ann Bogenschutz, Patty Croom, Dorothy lean Steber, Sara Lou Baber, Miss Della Link, sponsor, Suzanne Wells, Ruth Lilly, Betty Gene Tway, Betty Frances Lovejoy, Iean Herwig, Marian Herwig, Dena Lee Iones, Cooper Lyons, Harlan Deupree, Iulia Louise Herrmann. Pan-Arnerican 5fIEi':0rROW: George Grooms, Vivian Tolley, Kenneth Morgan, Miss Bessie Herrin, SECOND ROW: Ethelyn Burns, A. Gershowitz, Bernadine Durham, Betty Ross, Billie Io Bailey, Iuanita Ralston, Virginia Hart, Bettye Folmar. THIRD Row: Cecil Ford, Adrienne Cochran, Frances Greer, Betty Danner, Virginia Massad, Miss Marjorie Brainard, sponsor, Ianell Cavett, Margaret Hicks. FOURTH Row: Dorothy Wahl, Kathleen Cole, Virginia Robinson, Margaret Murphy, Mary Iane Blessing, Ruby O'Loughlin, Yvonne Hyde, Rosalie Thornton. FIFTH Row: Bill Paris, Arthur Scott, Ruth Baxter, Ziegler McPherson, Elizabeth Crowe, Iames Thomas, Wendaleen Farmer, Ellison Funk. FIRST Row: Bill Cochran, ack Zerboni, Ra Weems, William Ka s , Clarence Martin, Harold McGeehee , Charles Richardson, William Kemp, secondilieutenanthr, Laurence Hammond, captain'H', Mr. Charles Sample, sponsor, Arthur Scott, first lieutenant ', Dewey Thomas, Ralph Holmans, Ice Deason, Thomas Byford. SECOND Row: Chester Smith, Bob Anneler, Dayle Robertson, Charles Bethel, Bob Fawcett, Kay Eddie, Gilbert Albee, Shel- don Thomson'H', Carroll Keen, Stuart Blanchard, Charles Wilsonx, Elgin Fisher, Iohn Haller, Edmund Clarke. THIRD Row: David Miller, program chairman ', Don Warren Iohnsont, Paul Fondren, presidentx, Ierry McGee , Byron Pughx, Iean Ince ', Iimmy Browder, Marianne Youngx, Robert Everestx, Marjorie Freemani, Dorothy Dean Showalter ', Betty Bernard, Victor Lewis . The first two rows are Safety Patrol members, the Safety Council members are in the third row. A single star indi- cates honor membership in respective group, double stars, honor membership in both organizations. ' ' A 6 ' FIRST ROW: 'ames Clo ton, Elizabeth iVicCornack, lvia Lou Ele , sec- retary7treasured, Lynn Christian, Anne Scudder, vice-prgesident, Evelyn Klausmeier, Elsie Fae Newby, lim Lane, second vice-president. SECOND Row: Betty Mae Conner, Betty Iune Smith, Dorothea Kerr, Martha Munn. THIRD Row: Russell Clapper, president, Mary Io Craig, Elizabeth Hackney, Iune Davis, Betty Ann Gilbert, Lahoma Kerr, Billy Slesnick, Edna Mae Iohnson, Lois lean Fullen. FOURTH Row: Wayne Stephenson, Iane Cocknell, Harry Leonard, Miss Nell Guthrie, sponsor, Paul F. Droege, jr,, Har- riette McCance, Robert Schmidt, Lee Wirtz. ' FIRST Row: Bob Wheeler, Geor anna Gillian, Ruth Raborn, Suzanne Wells- resident, Betty Danner-secretary, Mary lgflarjorie Price-treasurer, George Gibbons-vice-gresident, Ed Hoffman, Kathleen Cole, Pauline Huddleston, Mary Claire Collingsworth, Iane Wellman. SECOND Row: Mattie Fred Stanford, Elizabeth Ann Ingram. Elva Claire Kienzle, Betty Pickren, Ioan Counts, Elaine Bretch, Peggy Samis, Marian Herwig, Dorothy Hecker, Martha lean Reed, Otis Ioslyn. THIRD Row: Maxine Miller, Dorothy Tummel-chaplain, Oletta Chastain, Anne Scudder, Frances Row, Frances lane Millard, Betty Gene Tway, Eloise Gulick, Bill McMurry, William Howard, Bill Pugsley, Iames Gilmore, Ziegler McPherson. 0 FIRST Row: David Sureck, Ruth Raborn, Betty Oppenheim, Anne Scudder, Ioe Clark, Bob King, Stanley Lee, Cecil Ford, Iames Loucke. SECOND Row: Marian Briscoe, Iacquelinc Schwab, Betty Herd, Ioan Counts, Ruth Ienkins, Virginia Owens, Kitty Goetzin- ger, Betty Gene Tway, Bette Anne Vance, Peggy Samis. THIRD Row: Betty Bernard, Patty Croom, Lorene Hilton, Ioan Hubbard, Helen Gahagan, Kathleen Cole, Christine Roark, I. B. Turner, Robert Lee. FOURTH Row: Ierry Cavett, Elorene Passmore, Betty Crosswhite, Elaine Bretch, lean Lowry, Nona Macklanburg, Peggy Brooks, Harriette McCance, Kathryn Reif. ' FIRST Row: Bonnie Genun , Christine Roark, Doris Roesler, Nila Scott, Anne Orr, Nelda Marie Lancaster, WauhillaugNorthcutt, Betty Iane Swanson, Ela Beth Todd, Stephen Wat- kins, Iames Stooker. SECOND Row: Geraldine Short, Carolyn Wilhoyre, Ethelyn Burns, Elizabeth Shelley, Dena Lee Iones, Martha Lee Land, Bette Anne Vance, Patsy Eskridge, E. H. Boone, Vernon Red, Gerald Kirkpatrick, Marvin Hambick. THIRD Row: Ruth Mayer, lane Hunter, Dorothy Hogg, Eula Lee Howe, Frank Putnam, Daisy Robertson, Phyllis Proffitt, Doris Perry, Mary Belle Wilmarth, Gloria Barclay, Ruth Lyter, Bonita Hurt. S d C OI FIRST Row: Iohn McGee, lim Irvine, Ben Morris-president, Betty Pickren-vicc- tu president, Mary Marjorie Price secretary, L. F. Heenan treasurer, George Grooms, Richard Iohnson. SECOND Row: Dorothy Showalter, Betty Blanton, Patty Brady, Richard Iacobson, Ioe Wright, Iames Stooker, Beverly Car- penter, Iohn Caraway. THIRD Row: Mozelle Carlock, lean McMurry, Rosemary Kneeland, Paul Fondren, Iimmy Hempstead, Mary Claire Col- lingsworth, Bob Wheeler, Bill Saied, Carmen Heggen. FOURTH ROW: Ioanna Schafer, Nan Burg, Ioan Dudley, Ianee Falter, Barbara Smith, Marian Dennis, Priscilla Hotze, Iames Gilmore. Bernadine Durham. LT ri.. P it FIRST ROW: Bill Iones, Earl Furry, Bill Howell, lack Mackechnie, Tom Fentem, David Newby, Robert Birdwell, Bruce Blank. SECOND ROW: Robert Allen, Iohn Boardman, Harry Hulett, lack Huckaby, lim Lacey, Billy Largent, Ed Smith, Gilbert Hess, Bill McDuFfey, Iames Loucks, Thornton Lucado, Bob Everest, Bob Fullerton. THIRD ROW: Iack Callaway, Kenneth Morgan, Louis Miller, Carl Weiiz, lim Browder, George Gibbons, Cooper Lyon, Bob Eckels, Kenton McGee, Fred lay, George Stover, Ioe Clark. FOURTH ROW: Dudley Strother, Bill Young, Dick Peterson, Kenneth Kienlen, Bruce Kessler, Calvin Saunders, Ryland Keys, Charles Norton, Donald Dubois, Sherman Scott, Clarence Mitchell, Iohn Kilpatrick. FIFTH ROW: Willard Bergstrasser, lim Hancock, Blanton Hoover, Walter Iacobs, Bill Martin, Paul OPP, Walter Moore, Gene Edwards, Bill Holloway, Marwood McClelland, Gene Lawyer, Dalton Porter, Mzirvin Hambrick. FIRST ROW: Clarence Kemp, Carmen Heggen, Coach C. E. Grady, Marjorie Rosen, Paul F ll r. Debate U 6 SECOND Row: Mary' lane Duckworth, Coach Elaine Tucker, Bill Holloway. THIRD ROW: Gene Edwards, lim Hancock, lim Lacey, L. F. Heenan. S23 .SW I in '7 U' 'V 'L ': , f 'V x ii S1 A :fs C. Q-' if 'l I 9 I I H .ct ' az'-H -we we ., -L., r 7 ' FIRST Row: Bette Io Ta lor, accom anist, Sherman Scott, Ion Shocke , Carl Wenz, Mose Lewis, Adrain Cuiiningham, flames Menefee, Thomas Byford, lghillip Spring, Bobby Good, C. Vv'. Vaughn, Gene Kane, Donald Beard, Les Scanlon, Keith McClure, lulia Louise Herrmann, accompanist. SECOND ROW: Gilbert l-less, Howard Morris, Gerald Smith, Virgil Taylor, Walter Daniel, Iimmy Bryant, lack Potts, David Roy, Garland Moore, Loren Tindall, Dan Morris, Roger Williams, lay Brady, George Waddy, Marion Burke, Mr. Chester L. Francis, director. THIRD Row: Hugh Stanley, Don Wallace, David Sureck, George Grooms, Ben Morris, Stephen Watkins, Bob Peel, Dewey Thomas, Homer Doyel, Bill Scott, Bob Greenleaf, Clifton Danner, Clarence Scott, Don Cooper. H'-YFIRST Row: Charles I-Iudgens, Paul Fuller, Carl Woodward, sponsor, Calvin Saunders, Donald Elwick. I SECOND Row: Lee Wirrz, Adrian Heston, Fred Hall, Fred Lyon, lack Griggs, Warren R. Cook. THIRD Row: Ziegler McPherson, Brooks Shirley, lim Gibbons, Iohn Carney, Warren Brower, Bill Kemp. it am- X g 7 My H-1' V 1 , ff 5 - KR , 7 Q K , A.,-4 gg? , , 3, , ,. , ,--- f,7. may. V I , 4 , V, Concert Band Qibouej MEMBERS ARE: Bob Becker, Alfred Bolls, Roland Bolyard, Harry Bonifield, Bill Bontly, Bill Brantner, Charles Bresnehen, Gaston Broyles, Iohnnie Caldwell, E. O. Chad- dock, Bill Coleman, Donald Cooper, Albert Curtis, Ima lean Darendinger, Eddie Davenport, Robert Dwinnell, Berna- dine Durham, Clair Eckerd, Ted Edwards, Fred Ewing, Lloyd Flood, Elmer Goetz, Henry Gulick, Gay Hall, Richard Hanna, Exton Harris, Dorothy Henderson, Mike Herring, Bill Howell, Bruce Howard, Idagene Irby, Ben Ienkins, Eugene Johnson, Marjorie Iohnston, Mildred Iohnston, Kenneth Iones, Gerald Kirkpatrick, Doris Klusmeyer, Iim Lane, Kendall Lindsey, Brownie Mallory, Robert Maxwell, Gladys McDonald, Ben Melton, Kathryn Mobley, Bill Milliren, Iohn Mitchell, Dick Moore, Eloise Owens, Tessabelle Palmer, Robert Paris, Dick Peterson, Harold Peterson, Dick Pierce, Iack Potts, Vernon Red, Warfield Ross, Alfred Rubins, lack Rueb, Wayne Reneau, Bill Sawhill, Tom Sawhill, Leonard Schwartz, Burt Sheriff, Iimmy Sibley, Iohnny Stewart, Charles Sullivan, Ioe Sullivan, Herman Swanson, Buddy Thomas, Richard Thompson, Virginia Walker, Donald Wallace, Earl Wallace, Bob Wheeler, Rex White, Tommy Wiggins, Carolyn Wilhoyte, Rex Witzel, Ernest Woodrich, Millard Woolsey, George Wyatt, Herman Young. O h t fBelowj MEMBERS ARE: Ruth Anderson, Connie Archer, ,Bob Beck, Lois Ann Byerly, Ange- rc es ra lene Collins, Mary Colvert, Virginia Cook, Rosemary Culmer, Mary Louise Davis, lack Douglass, Ioan Faulkner, Iim Gibbons, Iulia Alice Hanna, Dorothy Hamish, Mary Hays, Dorothy Henderson, Mildred Iohnston, Mary lean Keiger, Dorothea Kerr, Doris Klusmeyer, Iames Loucks, Virginia Malone, Doris Mayfield, Carl McLaugh- lin, Bob McMullen, Margie Murta, Betty McLain, Ierry Nelson, Nfary Elizabeth' Sperry, Nelda lean Stewart, Dorothy Wagnon, Tansy F10 Walker, Sallie VVe Mott, Bonnie Io White,'Howard Wilson, Shirley Wood. ' Qfibovej FIRST Row: Dixie Dene Burnham, Gerry Yergler, Mary Ann A Cappella Chou' Lockett, Martha Lou Miller, Angelene Collins, Helen Powers, Helen Penn, Betty Lou Pollock, Bobby Faye Patrick, Marjorie Ann Winfrey, I-larriette Olson, Mary Wilmot, Mary McComas, Louise Nayphe. SECOND Row: Kathleen Sipe, Haline Levins, Ramarion Walde, Betty lngram, Mary Lee Williamson, Ava Mae Ragsdale, lean Knight, accompanist, Ruth Caldwell, Eunice Faye Lessly, Mary Carpenter, Imogene Kraus, Virginia Lee Linn, Edwyna Case, Virginia Andrews. THIRD ROW: Florence Allen, Imogene Gillmore, Mary Lou Butterly, Howard Morris, Sherman Scott, Roger Williams, Mose Lewis, Donald Wallace, Thomas Byford, lack Potts, Walter Daniels, Elizabeth Evans, Dorothy Dietrich, Lois Iennings, Ella Lee Wright, Iune Rose Heare. FOURTH Row: Mr. Chester Francis, director, Bobby Good, Virgil Taylor, Gilbert Hess, Gerald Smith, Carl Wenz, Iimmy Bryant, Dan Morris, Loren Tindall, Garland Moore, Ion Shockey, Gene Kane, Donald Beard, George Waddy, Les Scanlon. ' ' t'dwi' A f-?Li f fWM i 'L -Kv'!K1i Q M l HMw3h'5 -Q me .a. -ww . , , U . . Cbelowj FIRST ROW. Elaine Reneau, Carolyn Eddie, Mary Lou Butterly, Mar- Gu-Is Glee tha Lou Miller, Angelene Collins, Helen Powers, Helen Penn, Betty Lou Pol- lock, Bobbye Faye Patrick, Mary Elizabeth Wilmot, Velma Ferne Gragg, Mary McComas, Peggy Hollis, Lou- ise Nayphe. SECOND Row: Dixie Dene Burnham, Kathleen Sipe, Haline Levins, Mary Ann Lockett, Betty Ingram, Alberta Haverfield, lean Mayfield, Mary Brown, Laliah Coulter, Mary Carpenter, Ava Mae Ragsdale, Mary Lee Thomas, Imogene Kraus, Virginia Andrews, Edwyna Case, Goldie Dragoff, lean Knight, accompanist. THIRD Row: Gerry Yergler, Mary Allen McGill, Ramarion Walde, Eileen Lovin, Ruth Anderson, L'Deane Staats, Ruth Caldwell, Eunice Faye Lessly, Virginia Lee Linn, Marjorie Marshall, Marjorie Ann Winfrey, Iune Rose I-Ieare, Lois Iennings, El Meta Owens, Mary Lee Williamson, Imogene Gillmore. FOURTH Row: Mr. Chester Francis, director, Margaret Murphy, Ioan Scott, Ruth Crick, Mary Io Craig, Peggy lane Cannefax, I-Ielen Gahagen, Betty Sibley, Kathleen Hunter, Marian Kinney, Iune Black, Elizabeth Evans, Dorothy Dietrich, Ella Lee Wright, I-Iarriette Olson, Florence Allen. Sta rdusl: Annual Publication of Original Prose and Verse FIRST ROW: Anne Scudder-art edit- or, George L. Hay II-editor-in-chief, Dorothy Hogg-associate editor. SECOND Row: Eugene Iohnson, Car- men l-leggen, Frances Tyner, Opha Gilbreath. BZ..a.sA...sWt .. ...sl is a Lux Classensis - Annual Latin Publication FIRST ROW: fseatedj Erhelyn Burns-editor, Rebecca Richards-associate editor, Bob King- business manager. SECOND Row: Carolyn Wilhoyte, Barbara Smith, Kathleen Cole, Lahoma Kerr, Iackie Ioseph, Pauline Huddleston, Frances Row. Melting Pol: Annual Publication of Modern Romance Languages FIRST Row: Paul Fondren-Spanish editor, Otis Ioslyn-Editor-in-chief, Bette Uppenheim -business manager. SECOND Row: lean Philpott-art editor, Betty lean Van Ness-French editor, Patricia Tillot- son-German editor, Eileen Abbott, Gertrude Kastens. 1' ff it 1 9' K 'Vg X R - J ,, ATU R ES .,,-'-gf-3 ,L l 1 14 Md' i L 29 ,P U f gif' x 1551 ff' Q 'YJ I KV A ,xl ,I X Q Q 9, gf 2 W N 4 , M if f r 'dxk 'vi 1 A . if Q 2:12 f fm ' f' , X A X Q .igaii f if ANNE FEILD Basketball Queen Vivacity was the quality sought in a queen when the basketball fellows chose their royal lady, and Anne Feild, a junior chuck full of that quality, was the girl they chose. Captain Charley Bethel escorted Anne to her throne of honor at a Comet Capers program in March. Four other Comet beauties who played ladies-in-waiting to Anne were Mozelle Car- lock, Betty Chappell, lean Ferris, and Velma Fern Gragg. 71Y V ., , ,. ,.V-, Ye, MARY MARJORIE PRICE Football Queen The football boys broke an old tradition this year when they elected comely brunette Mary Marjorie Price to be their queeng she was the first in several years, not a cotton-top. Mary Marjorie officially received her royal office at the Shawnee-Clasisen football game, November 4. -Runners-up in the queen election and at- tendants to Mary Marjorie at the coronation ceremonies were Martha Lou Miller, Virginia Moore, Margaret Iane Kernodle, Marian Briscoe, Iean Ince, Iean Ferris, and Billie jean Spivey. CLASSEN MARY VAUGHN OLIVER Blue lacket Queen QUEENS IMA JEAN DARENDINGER Band Queen Although in her first year at Classen, Ima lean Darendinger became a well-known figure in Classen early in the school year. When time came for the band to choose a queen to march at the front in parades, Ima Iean was selected. Ar all affairs in which this group of musicians has participated Queen Ima Iean in her traditional blue and gold uniform has made her appearance escorted by Fred Ewing. XBX 5 6 'I 8 9 X0 1112 15X6 920212 'Z X5 XA 'L 23 'ZA DOONYSDAY DEADLXNEX EnroXX- rrxerxr dayX Susr ourdrde rhese errxpry Mads are a Sew rhousarxd vkcrlxrrxs ready ro iah our the wrrxdows, sYxde down the barrrsrers, and wear rhe Qoksh od the srfafxrs. Mrs, Nxavarxee XekyXXfHyd6' Xohrxsorx, berimd che makerous grin, seeds rhexr doom as she SKB our crxrokrrxerxt sYrQs. Psrxd, ar rkxe end oi che Hrs: srarxza, our :hey cron, brearkrrrxg rkrmgs Yrke YNho0f-avkxarra dayV' And rbe gerxderrxarx on the rxghr doesrfr seem ro stomach kr roo wed. .Al fi, 17 LO AND LOOKYY! Ciassen goes to schooi. And :he iitrie iady shnks our of the big biack bus. Or is it? Sraniey Lee, Sidney Upsher, and go-iuice rnake the x8th street drag. Some Qreier hosspower, but the hide guy with che big rnouth secrns happy enough using the heei-toe rnerhod. Others prefer che sit-down-and-waik way, staiis for ye oide MBER ' dc. Righr, SEYTE a ia bicy A sreeds. X X 12 X3 14 X5 16 17 X9 20 21 22 23 24 29 30 26 27 28 23 9 0 SPSCY ,IN flu 4 4. H1525 Thi k u H ,MQ . R x 'Vik ,f?'pe'-S- Gykfh., uw Rig X4 X I x-L-: W, -2 W-. .fn JJ? 5 fi 551 vi: 5 J . . , X .P 'W ef . X E 1 ,1 ., 4 wr if nl R 4 APR M Tb' Q K , A b , eff W 9' 1 1g,wLu:f-- -s . 1 A ,M L, 5 g N53 9 P, ., ff? , ' K 1 vil.. , 73'f 5 5, I ..,L H .sun o 3 X 1 4 K W rf - Q gf ,f'4 , D L A 1 r no k 6 ..-v,? f vQu... YE OLDE SURY , as Rn 'YrkaX Yay hwy shakes om an xikh cencury Q-Sozy. Pm- gekane CoXYms, ohxnixii, beats a Lauoo noon :he anenixc chest oi deienoaoc Mase Lewks, who, Rn :be ohy, oi course, is a gwoixm- ' ssmg, iourfikxskfxng, oXd boogy- Marcha Loo Nikkei, okX rf, mg, mok-cro E6 Keyes and ' Cowboy Hom Bro y ' don, as 'To man. co-starrkng m and BN Sdxed and Dxane Gov :Stag Kn the beky-Xafis. Xkmmy 6 Pad Yukcr, are per- . Back no and Ma Kcyes, an honest man Cokms and and Hancock, bays Xookmg for an Took kc ak works ou: cha: ' dak are cha: way , Sour-Huskmg the Xudge Loren Tm ok mam Moss goes ight on X12 10 X X9 Q 'ZA XA X5 22 7.5 24 xc K7 xg ff' A 5 6 111213 20ZX'2?.2 X 8 19 , 2 1 s 9 xo xsxsxexd sz-A 1 x I K Ag iii, - A in - ' , , K, w- y .- Lkx? xl - 1 1 4 at . ,,gL,,.f55i1'5':-I mf . !' H Mann t D QM AY M 0290 , -e 1 'E' as IW, 9' if' Wm-.wy..wm.,A . s ,M..u-,6.1a-ww..--f - s fx, il ,M ,.,,..-1, ...L...,., as 'Wi .W Q, .wwkw 3 4 If K - 4 ' Q? A. ,. lfgff in , Aw Y 4' 'Q .P ,545 I F .,.-df Tv '-2: 'H ?'9P'f A fx, ? , .. ki . df,-N. ,gf 3 V- .1 ,K gwgpswy .. ., A SM, main Y 1 Lf f , . A -A W-.,xf, H . H gag-1q,1Q,fg.,-Mg,...i:,,vi,.-fm,- . - Q ' z - V V ' W W, . , ffwsagg g 4hmV 1 WWMMM Wwwwk ' 1 , A L .mf.,Q , ,j'i m, -x ' 1 4 L M . M 'H ' . ' A A A sg? ff R Qmziww W f Akvm.. MARION BOOKER thumbs through her Bennett for some last-minute cram- ming before that English 4 quiz. Like rats from a sinking ship, Classenites trot from the torture-chamber when the fire-bell rings. But it's a false alarm. Anybody got a match? Another type of concentra- tion, only this looks more like a concentra- tion ramp, Bur it's merely an locker in- spection. Ed Smith, swollen-konked be- cause of his Proctor-chairmanship appoint- ment, plays executive. Note the feet-on- table effect. X . ., w ' I '. '. ' 2'. 'UQ o . ' w .lt , V fr . . ' . Q- .. I-, , ,, 0: f .' f ' f . out . Z . . p S . 9 ' f Q ' Q., 'g ' ',. V f ,,,. 5 . 3: A T , . ' J, 1 .J -' .. 3, ' 4' .'.' 5 . Q ,' . 4 ' ' , - ' ' .q ., . ' Jn lx a .,v ' s ' 1 I x sl 1 I 'Q sb? EWS? is :W 1 - W WS!! I v 5 Q, msffiw 5 Y I V 1' 1 - f if f: '-5 ,f u Eg! 5 Ms' f W M .ff , 1-'Q' -cv' 12 W Q CHKE THESE FOUR FEEBLE exponents of the culinary art created quite a stir at the Cake-Bake. Boston Smith seems happy enoughxmaybe he drank the vanilla. David Newby pensively wonders what Aunt Susan's got that Newby ain't. Noth- ing, apparently, as his cake was judged the eatin'est . Paul Fondren breathes a silent prayer as he scoops out the mak- in's . Batter's kinda thin, but so's Hedy Lamarr. Warren Cooke wonders, Baking powder-what's that? Somebody must've told him, as this Cookies cake was judged the purtiest . tm ,gm S MARCH 101 I3 14151617 1819 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 , Jef' A -A-...F 5 if? K H 1: .5 A if 3 ' f X 5 .. ff' 5 JI 'Q qi 2 Qfff L X M, E Q if v fy YJ! Q 'ZW 2 ' -W ,h. '3 Q I nf gg ,. ft I is W lpn. 1 T2 ' N I . M 7 ' ,fl . i 'K' , . 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Lyon 6005 a Yxcde aQQXefoOYxskfxn io: cast o ixcs o ' Cbbsdan Vaux Ogg. Ano ' ug. brown 3 WT: 4+ is El o ooo 5 ini 4,7 ,mx ,X 'N- H 1 -f. 3- 1' URELAX, FELLAS, lT'S ON THE IUNIORSV' So these seniors loosen up and step it off at the junior-Senior Prom May 4. A la tradition, the juniors an- nually dig down and produce a Hnal blow- out shindig for their graduating betters, or are they? Richard Morton and Doris Pol- lock wait while Kenton McGee drags Lauramae Young from the back seat. Then comes the general mob scene, sprinkled with coke-guzzlers, stag-line quips, and uhowdy-do's',. And the Prom was put to bed until next year. MAY SMTWT F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011121314 1516171819208 232425262728 3 X0 XX 'L X3 XA 16 YI '18 19 'ZS 'ZX 23 'ZA 25 26 27 'LS AIX THEN THE YXNAL ST IKNYJPS, :he scnxggne Eos an above-Bunk qnxz-raixng. Pxnd the guy Abeknnd rkxe, ine: Aegnonsxxawi he xynxcm bonkvard exam YOSQ. Sindy Rn be B?-n Mods Lakes a Kong, nxs cXxgXonKa, and nn- 1 meh . A s, cakes V-es any A brown, at :kung aXso na nxskx an B cakes Xfxs Xen . guarded Snvefwace. Ro Yxnmh Yxabocn, kxavkng, Waxkia :he Xas: nine toward iteedom, ste? out Xnto wcacbec and who knows wha: else? X sn Xook ve He ber: CO: XYAXK :XX ATH LETICS 'ffm - 4 fx . ' Q .:, A b f 'tale- 'PN . A' 41 ,fl Q3-. 7 . -vi . 'vw ' f . .4 V 'gg -r , ,, A Y, :QA T T ' f QT' A' IJ! Q W 'QW 'Y Q Y, ,M 7, Y-W ffv f ,v ... - . : . , g V 4 - . ., . N Q Q Q,-,2, , 5 . if 'lr 4. 3s:5r,Y K X, 7? ' wx ' A, I ff' .. 3 'V ,J fm-, K 1 , At A , ya . ' f , 52,1 , A: , 4 t K, V Y K' -'3' ' Emilia. , x 5' ' K S K 1'- 9, 57:5-Y wk. QQ ' vm- -.., gb - -.Q ig'-, ' f 3. 1 ' 4 iff ur .A a Ei .1 . ,3 EZ' :Q N33 ' ' av 1 if V, , 'X 1, 1 .- 5 . ,A H '- ' gy ' -.L-six., -. ' nv , . - l I, - -:ggi if W i W Vmii Y . me gba .4 . ..w..,' . 'S WW A 5- f A 5,41 . gk l N 1: 'fveifnfn Q' . ' '- N , ' ' ' ' 7' -Q K N af '4Avf A., ' 'iii g Q . VS an. 03 -41 ff r f ,W Q ' -.. .2243 A I N. - , ,. ,- A -5 .gg ' ' J. -.. ' ' if 1 '- ' :G A f W nu M , 'a , iw Y 3f' 4 ' 'i-,X 1. . , I '-.QA -444-in v . L : A fav- ' ,. -' Y i- ' X -R Q. gan.- W ........ 2. Y 'fi Ml I .. . .g 7 w 4 't 7 3 1 ,M S fy , 'Q W'-, K , ,-A -A - 4' gf- . -5- , Lv- ,:- . . . . -3 . 1-P, V l K ' f -' W f r '.-I 1, 1 7 ttf D X A ' V J '. , '13 'Q . 'af yt 5 .5 y Q g a ...An-' . nw-- lcv Qui!! 7- '-ful' , mx- f -vxqf .qw M V nm. Weight 0 Speed 0 Experience With a veteran line and backrield, the gridiron machine had a successful season, winning eight out of the ten games they played. Boasting the weight and speed of such men as Dick Palmer, Paul East, Ash Norris, Bill Bagwell, Chester Robertson, and Dick Wilson in the line, and such experience and speed in the backfield as Sam Maupin, Emile Meyer, Ioe Pounder, and lack Marquette, the Comets easily beat the freshmen from Southwestern Teachers, College by a score of 17-o. The Lawton fray was next, with the Comets going down in the last quarter on a hide-out play. The final score stood Lawton 7, Clssen 6. The Amarillo game was a different story. Bill Bagwellis converting beat the Sandies for the first time on their own Held. This score was 7-6 also, but the Comets were on the winning side. Tulsa fell next by a 20-o score, and the Shooting Stars were all set for the big fray with Central. Things looked Fine at the half, with Classen leading by one slim point, but Marquette's punt was blocked in the third quarter and the final score was 13-7 in favor of the Cards. The Comets came back with a revengeful air the next three games and trounced Blackwell, El Reno, and Chickasha by 33-0, 57-o, and 49-6 respectively. Shawnee was next to fall before the Comets, George Gibbons making his only score of the season by converting the winning point that placed the final score at 20-19. The gridsters wound up the season by defeating the Redskins of Capitol Hill by a 7-0 score. This was the first time in nine years that the Comets were able to win over Capitol Hill. With such a powerful team Classen placed several players on the all-city and all-state teams. Captain Ioe Pounder and Dick Palmer made both of these honor teams, while Chester Robertson, Al Scanland, and Bill Bagwell placed on the all-city. Lee Cook and lack Marquette received honorable mention. All those pictured above are lettermen except Witzel, Culbertson, Anderson, Mix, Bushey, and Iohnson. Dick Skillman, letterman, is not in the picture. 'B as avi N' 'A ,, , ,, s 0 .U 's 93, 'J xx , 0 N Pl. 5, Q. .-ei' ual: Eh u. NN 1 A - L. 15-31925. -N X6 Q O iill ...sbx MINOR With one of the largest but greenest turn-outs in Classen history, Coach Nub', Shelton turned out a track team that won second in the city and missed First in the mid-state by a single point. Lee Cook was elected captain and proved himself worthy of his team-mates by pole-vaulting I2 feet 4 inches, just 2 inches short of the state record. The relay teams were the outstanding factions on this year's team. Gene Reynolds, Lee Cook, Law- rence Hayes, Lawrence I-lolmboe, and Bill Mclntyre were thc contributing cinderrnen. Theodore Roberts placed second in the mile run at the state meet. :sk 'NK lv Q' 'Q 6 ,' iii SPC RTS l-larassed' all year by hard luck, Coach Earl Coffey's tennis team still managed to get their share of honors on the state courts. Carl Mitchell, number one man, was troubled with an injured side at the state meet, but managed to get into the Hnals where he lost in straight sets. However, both doubles teams reached the finals and Bill Mc- Murry and Carl Mitchell won from lack Griggs and Paul Darrough. Bill was in bed for the first of the season and so Classen suffered in the various dual meets. However, with one senior and such outstanding underclassmen as Walter lvioore, Stanley Draper, Paul Darrough, and Iack Griggs, the prospects look more than bright for next year. Paced by Captain Iimmie Sales, the Comet tankmen had a suc- cessful year, placing third in the state by virtue of a one-point loss to Central. The Comets were weakened at mid-semester by the loss of Albert Exendine and Paul Droege, but men like Earl Iames, Kenneth Morgan, Ieff Donalson, B. Turner, and Earl Horton proved them- selves capable of carrying the load. Hit hard by graduation, the pros- pects for next year are not particularly bright, but Earl Iames, Fred Lyon, Kenneth Morgan, Bob Coffey, and Scott Kile will be the nu- cleus. -30 Ji l Girls' Swlmmln Team LEFT To RMT 9 Gladys Peebles Elsie Newby, Lillian Graves, Leota Woodmansee, Evelyn Huffman. F sr R J I v 1 in 0 w: o Frances Rawlings D . . . orothy South, Marjorie Yetman-captain, Mary Io Cle, ments, Feam Kennedy. 1 SECOND Row: Wilda Manary, Peggy Cozarc, Iimmie Brac- k C ' een, arol Watrson, Frances Gallemore, Miss Recha Wave Hulet-sponsor, Zora Cauble, Evelyn Huffman Doroth Wickham. ' y G' I I B I' T FIRST Row: Evelyn If S' OW Ing Bam Huffman I p . , o ran ces Rawlings, Ierry Meek, Eileen Lovin, Mary Io Clements, Marjorie Yetman, Fearn Kennedy, Mary Kay Lilly, captain. SECOND Row: Edith Ruhman, Betty Fullen, Lois Fullen Kathryn Maxson, Ruth Baxter, Lois Iennings, Luella Paynei Elaine Newby. ea, NN Qi A QW- 1' iw, ' ,M Rig, ' 4 bl T LEFT To Girls' Dou es eam RMT, Marjorie Yetman, Dorothy South, Ioan Mount, Leona Schritter. FIRST Row Girls' Tennis Team ,om M,,,,,,,Q, Leona Schrittcr, Dorothy South, Marjorie Yetman, captain. SEcoNo Row: Nancy Morse, Barbara Blanchard, Margaret Burton, Kathryn Reif, Iean Porter, Ruth Baxter, Patricia Stewart, Kathryn Maxson, Lois Iennings, Mary Louise Iohnston. Fmsr Row: Girls' Hoclce Team Eileen Lovin Io Frances Rawlings, grothy South, Marjorie Yet- man, Mary Io Clements, Zora Cauble, Frances Gallemore-captain, Fearn Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Miss Hulct, Evelyn Hulfman, Mary Kay Lilly, Betty Swartz, Ruth Baxter, Ruth Ellen Wright, Ierry Meek, Dorothy Wickham, Wilfla Manary. W fc Q wi fe 52 Qi' seg Q 'lk as :gig w W 'P I X 5 fm ,.., 61: 6 . YQ' C LASSE5 7 K ' i ? Q, K Q I' - , , f , wi W' 4 fi' S ,ff if W. f K ,, L51 Q ff L 15 u vf f f ,. 3' xi 1 g . .,, 1 ff: -V w, g f f , ' +2 g,f'.1-'I 5 vi fl, I 11-A I , , 1 5 ., 1 1 Q! l SENICJRS A geasuref- - . Betty Her . V Sarms, Sedetmi' h 'rmans Bill Bagw . ' , esidenti Peggy mmitteli C al .d ,. Martha Lou M'lle'JiCe Elaine Brefchf SPCM' Co . hom, Pfesx C0 1 mmmce C airm 1 . George Glb sembl C0 FIRST ROW' K thryn xanga, Senior as Y ROW1 3 SECOND ' n. I - e Chairmil invitatwn commute CLASS OF The fall of 1938 saw 550 seniors begin their class activities May 18 was the next red-letter day for the seniors when by an election of officers that netted official titles to President they gathered in the auditorium for the senior assembly. Paul George Gibbons, Vice-President Martha Lou Miller, Secretary Harris, chosen poet-laureate of the class, read the class poem. Peggy Samis, and Treasurer Betty Herd. Sponsors of the class The will, which was written by George Gibbons and Ed Hoff- who followed its activities through three years at Classen are man, and the prophecy, as foretold by Betty Pickren and Mar- Miss Berniece Gordon, Mrs. Mary Lois Boorom, Mrs. Edna tha Lou Miller, were also read at that time. L. Hedges, Mrs. Mavanee Iohnson, Mr. Nils Lago, and Mr. Next in line was the senior sermon which was held Sun- Charles Sample. day, May 21, in the auditorium. The following Tuesday the . Graduation activities began with the senior awards as- Senior Class of 1939 took a last look at Classen after a break- sembly May 4, followed that evening by the junior-senior prom fast at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. Diploma- at which the graduates were entertained by the underclassmen. time came that night at the Municipal Auditoriumg Mr. Ken- Springlakc Casino took on a festive air that -night, the festivi- neth W. McFarland of Coffeyville, Kansas, gave the com- ties being led by Paul Pondren, junior class president, and the mencemcnt address to the graduates after which they received rhythms being furnished by the Varsity Club orchestra. their sheep-skins . ,M ,.... Q51 yr... .,,,t IAMES S. GILMORE Honor Math, Honor Society, Student Council, Science Club. RUBY O'LOUGI-ILIN Safety Club, Pan-American, Man in the Tree , Mystery on the Mesa. GEORGE BANCROFT I MARY VAUGI-IN OLIVER Comes, Proctor, Blue Iacket Queen '39Q National Forensic treasurer. , HARLAN DEUPREE Courtesy Club. PATSY HARPER 0 IACK LONDON Blue Iackets, Debate, Student Council, HO Club, golf '37, '38, '39- - RUTH RABORN Orbit editor '39, Classen Life associate editor '39, Honor Society, Student Council. BEN WRIGHT I WILDA MANARY Baseball '37, '38, '39, hockey '38, volley ball '37, '38, '39. MILTON HOECHER Football '37. VIRGINIA MOORE Comes, Courtesy Club. Hell Hounds. DEMA TAYLOR Baseball '37, ,382 volley ball '37, '38, hockey '37, '38. IAMES CLOPTON Blue Iackets, Science Club. 0 VIVIAN TOLLEY Classettes, Pan-American secretary '38, treas- urer '39. WARREN B. COOKE - Sophomore Class vice-president '37, proctor cap- tain, Student Council, Safety Club, Blue Iaclcets yell leader '38, '39, VELMA FERN GRAGG Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, band queen '38, Classettesg Pep Queen '39, Chonita , Garden of the Shah , Trial by Iury , Girls' Quartet '38. lqrngqlwllnlllrlm-H ,.., ...W -,., ..,, , -...- W- .,Y.-.7-.....,,-. ..,-wa,--snlyuun IIMMY BRYANT Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Cowboy from Brooklynug Chonita g In the Garden of the Shahng Trial by Iuryng Student Council. LORENE HILTON Classettes secretary I39Q Student Councilg Orbit', staff. ' LEE COOK Football ,372 '38g track. O RUTH LILLY Comesg Courtesy Clubg Chonita g Garden of the Shahng Cowboy From Brooklyn. IOI-IN MCGEE Blue Iacketsg proctorg library assistantg honorary junior Rotarian. ELIZABETH HARRIS MILDRED THOMPSON ELAINE BRETCH Comesg Courtesy Club president '38g Girl Re- servcsg Student Councilg I-Ionor Societyg repre- sentative to student council conference at Coffey- villc, Kansasg clinic assistant. VIRGINIA OWENS Courtesy Clubg Comesg office assistantg Student Councilg Proctor. WILBARINE WHITE EARL BERLIEU GEORGE BIRKEL, IR. WAYNE VAN HORN gl Band. IOAN MOUNT Student Councilg Comesg tennis Mid-state doubles champion '38. OLIVE TAYLOR Classettesg Comedy of Errorsng Lazarus of Ver- dun g Man in the Treeng National Forensicg Lit- tle Theaterg first honors in humorous declamation '38. O NORMA CRENSHAW Enid play tournament. BRYCE I-IOWERTON Football '38. , VIDEL TAYLOR Classettes. LOUIS FRANK PEGGY BROOK ROLLIN NASH Safety Councilg Proctor. O RUTH JAMES Classettesg office assistant. IACK STUBBLEFIELD Safety Patrol. KATHLEEN SIPE A Cappella Choirg Glee Clubg Bowling Club. I CORWIN COPLIN Hell Houndsg UO Clubgr basketball ,37, '38, '39, manager ,36Q baseball '38, FREIDA BATES EVELYN LITTLE Rockets secretary 738, 7395 Horbitu staffg Girl Rc- servesg Oklahoma History staff. MARY KATHERINE BROOKS IEANNE CENDOW Little Theaterg Classen Life staffg National Thespiang Stardust staffg Cowboy from Broolclynng senior committeeg Classen radio pro- grams. BOB SKINNER Hell Houndsg football '37, I EDITH LOOSIER . Office assistant. FEARN KENNEDY Classettesg hockey '38g volley ball l39Q bowling captain I38. DOROTHY WICKHAM MARIORIE COLEMAN HELEN MILLER Oklahoma History staff. FRANCES LOUDEN Student Councilg Proctor. , .u1.....nuunq,..,-.. , ,, will . . HELEN HAY Girl Reservcsg Rocketsg Art Nouveau. ARTHUR CHANDLER Student Councilg Safety Patrolg tennis team '38, 39' CAROLYN IEAN FARRIS Classettesg Student Council. IOE SCOTT Student Councilg Courtesy Clubg proctorg Orbit business staffg Honor Math. CAROL WATTSON EXTON HARRIS Band Librarian '36, '37, president '38, '39, O WILLIAM HOWARD Honor Societyg Honor Matlig Courtesy Clubg Science Club. RUTH DUDLEY Comes. DOROTHY MAE BROWN O DICK WITTEN Student Councilg Blue Iackets football caotain '38. DOROTHY DIETRICH Comesg Glce Clubg A Cappella Choirg Garden of the Shahvg Trial by Iuryn. IIM SALE Blue Iacketsg O Clubg swimming team captain l39Q golf. NOVA HALL HUGH DRYER Hell Hounds. IERRY MURPHY O DOROTHY HENDERSON Bandg Orchestra. IIM HIGHLEY IERRY MEEK Hockeyg volley ball. avi! Qi, M 'Uh 5 ' 'Q fzgeijis. Q, 7 8 IW LEX BLANKENSI-IIP DENA LEE IONES Comesg Courtesy Clubg Honor Math. OTIS IOSLYN I-'lonor Societyg Melting Pot staffg Oklahoma History staffg football ,37. ADELE WITHERSPOON DICK MATHEWS IEANNE ANTENE Student Council. O JOE MORGAN Blue Iackets secretary '38, vice-president ,39Q Proctorg Student Councilg National Forensicg . Two Gentlemen of Veronang Father and Son Week, Assistant Superintendent of Oklahoma City sehoolsg 'KClassen Life staffg Little Theatcrg Safety Patrolg junior Rotarian '39, EMILY BUSH JAMES ARMSTRONG Blue Iacketsg junior Rotarian ,38Q proctorg Safety Patrol. DORTI-IEA LEAVITT GENE HUDGENS HOB Clubg baseball ,38. PATRICIA KIENAST Proctor. O GERALD KIRKPATRICK Bandg Orchestra. MARIORIE FORD Stardustl' '38g tennis '38. JIMMY RHODES O DOROTHY BRIGHT Comesg Orchestra. PAUL DROEGE Natural Science Clubg proctorg O Clubg swim ming team '38, CLARA LOUISE GIBBS Art Nouveau. BETTYE TREICHLER National Thcspians fcharter memberjg Little Theaterg Girl Reserves. HOWARD WILSON Orchestra. LENA TAYLOR O BILL BAGWELL Football '38g O Club. ELLEN MAGEE HOWARD MORRIS Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Chonita'ig 'Carden of the Shahng Trial by Iuryug boxing. O ZORA MAE CAUBLE Baseball '38, ,391 hockey I38, ,39Q volley ball '38, captain ,39. CHARLES IONES Hell Hounds president '38, MAXINE LEWIS O RAYMOND OTSTOT Blue jackets. MARIORIE IOHNSTON Band g Orchestra. CARL ROBERTS O FRANCES GALLEMORE Softball captain ,385 volley ball captain ,373 hockey captain ,39. ORVILLE LYON LOUISE QUICK Coxnesg Student Councilg Girl Reservesg Classen Lifen staff '38, . , BILL PARIS Pan-American Student Forum. MARIELLEN VAN BLARCUM Little Theaterg Comedy of Errors . IIM LANE Bandg Science Club. 'nc M556 Hn..- in fx rw , .,,, ,,,,.,,q, wr., BILLIE BROOKS Art Nouveau. DAN AGGAS Little Theater, Courtesy Club, Man in the Treeug Two Gentlemen of Verona g Lazarus of Verdun g Cowboy from Brooklynng Comedy of Errors g winner of Chamber of Commerce radio script contest. SARA SUE RUCKER Comesg volley ball. 0 TOM RAY, IR. Blue Iaclcetsg debateg baseball '38. ALTA TODD BILL SCOTT IO FRANCES RAWLINGS Hockey '38, '39Q volley ball '38, '3g. IOI-IN CARNEY Hi-Y secretary, BETTY DANNER Honor Soeietyg Pan-American Student Forumg Orbit staff '37, '38, Honor Math. I CLARKE HARRISON Proctor, Man in the Tree 3 Two Gentlemen of Verona ' Lazarus of Verdun . , MARY KAY LILLY Hockey '36, '37, '38, volley ball '38, ,391 softball '38g bowling captain '38, '39. LOUIS KELLEY Band. O MARIORIE FREEMAN Student Council, Safety Council. W. R. BAKER h Band. IEAN MARIE PEERY Pan-American Student Forum, Art Nouveau Student Council, O WALLACE REID Hell Hounds., MARGARET WILSON BILL MCMURRY Honor Society, state tennis champion '38, O Clubg Honor Math, IEAN CHESTERMAN Comes, Courtesy Club, Classen Life staff. IEANNE ROBERTS Classettes. ED TATUM Blue Jackets, Safety Club, Proctor, O BETTY IEAN VAN NESS Rockers yell leader '38, '39, Melting Pot staff, National Thespian treasurer '38, '39, As You Like It , The Man in the Tree , Lazarus of Verdun . INA MARIE BOYLE YVONNE COSTLEY O JOE WRIGHT Hell Hounds, Student Council ,39. GLORIA BARCLAY Classettes, Student Council. MARGARET PLASTER Classettes. O ELOISE GULICK I-Ionor Society, Honor Math. MILDRED JOHNSTON Band and Orchestra secretary and treasurer '36, '37, '38, '39, office assistant, library assistant, Rockets president '39, BOB FAWCETT Hell Hounds, O Club, basketball, baseball, Safety Patrol. . , MARTHA PORTER Classettes. NAOMI PUGI-I Rockets treasurer '38, reporter '39, Verse Choir, Student Council '36, '37, '38, National Thespian, Little Theater, Debate '36, '37, '38, Chonita As You Like It , Two Gentlemen of Verona , Man in the Tree , Mystery on The Mesa , Whirl Wind , Garden of the Shah , Trial by Iury , Comedy of Errors . MARY CLAIRE COLLINGSNVORTH Student Council, Honor Society, Classettes treas- ' urerg National Forensic League, Little Theater president, Two Gentlemen of Verona , Comedy of Errors . DVIARY FRANCES JOHNSTON Classettes, Student Council. OLETTA CHASTAIN Classettes Sergeant-at-Arms, Honor Society. IANE FOSTER Comes, Courtesy Club secretary, Proctor. I BILLIE IO BAILEY Classettesg Pan-American Student Forumg Cho- nitan. IERRY DAVENPORT Comesg tennis l37, '38, ELAINE SIMPSON Student Councilg volley ball '39, O IACK EUGENE MCGLASSON Proctorg Orchestra. DOROTHY ANN SHELTON SPURGEON BASKIN BETTY MAXWELL GLENN BOOTH Safety Patrolg clebateg Science Club. EDITH FERRIER C PAULINE HUDDLESTON Little Theater '36, ,37Q Honor Society: Lux Classensisn staffg As You Lilce It . DOROTHY HECKER Honor Societyg Orbit', staffg Classen Life staff '37g Man in the Treen. I. B. GILBREATH DOROTHY HILL Glee Club. ANGELENE COLLINS Chonita g uTrial by Iuryug 'Carden of the Shahug Glce Clubg A Cappella Choirg Mixed Quai-tetg Girls Quarterg Orchestra. VEDA RAY MCINTURFF O VIRGINIA CARPENTER Classcttesg Girl Reserves. MARY BELL WILMARTH Classettes. ED KEYES Hi-Yg Cowboy from Broolclynng Stac Doorvg National Thespian '38. IO JEAN HALL Comesg Student Council. MADGE CARLTON LOIS ARTHUR Orbit staff '38g Art Nouveau LEWIS EVANS MARY HAY Orchestra. JOHN MCMAINS Blue Iackets. O MARY LOU BUTFERLY Little Theaterg A Cappella Choirg Glee Clubg Two Gentlemen of Veronang Comedy of Er- rors g Garden of the Shahng Trial by Iury g Chonica . HAROLD EBELING Band. LA DONNA REEDY Classcttesg Little Theaterg Comedy of Errors Cowboy from Brooklyn' . I KATHRYN IANGER Art Nouveau MARTHA LEE LAND Comesg Courtesy Club. ROBERT LEE Student Council. O JAMES PARKS DICK WILSON GENE REYNOLDS Track '37, '38, ,391 O club. DWAYNE HENDRICKS IEAN MAYFIELD Glce Clubg Garden of the Shah Hell Hounds. E, W. FOSTER g library assistant ,- , fp 91-of TLA.. MARY ELIZABETH WILMOT Classettesg A Cappella Clioirg Glee Club Garden of the Shahug Trial by Iury' Chonita LEA GREENLEAF WILLIS SHERINV O GEORGE VLAI-IAKIS Band. BOBBIE IANE HICKOX Little Theaterg Cowboy from Brooklyn BETTY ANN INGRAM Honor Societyg Glee Clubg A Cappella Choir Trial by Iury . . MARGARET BOZARTI-I Cornesg clinic assistant. BILL COCHRAN Blue Iacketsg Student Council MARY MCMERRICK Comes. I GWENDOLYN COLLIER Classettcs. IOYCE WHITE Student Council. CALVIN NEWTON Blue Iackets. O EVELYN MACKEY A Cappella Choirg office assist LAWRENCE HAMMOND Safety Patrolg Safety Councilg Safety Club I-lon or Patrol captain '38, ,39. PEGGY WALKER Student Councilg A Cappella Choir Glee Club Garden of the Slrlabn. O ROY RENFROW Track ,39. HELEN MARIE POWERS Glce Clubg A Cappella Choirg Student Council Classettesg Trial by Iuryng 'Carden of the Shah triple trio. ROBERT BECKER Bandg Orchestra. OLGA AMELUNG Student Councilg Classettesg Orbit staffg Art Nouveau president '38, '39. LOUISE DORNEY Student Council BILL PUGSLEY Honor Societyg Honor Matbg Camera Club. O LGIA SCI-IAEFFER Little Theater. NELLO BROWN Blue Iacketsg proctorg Band. ANNE RUNYON Student Councilg Classettes vice-president 139. 0 JACK LAWS Blue Iacketsg Band '36. LAURAMAE YOUNG Little Theaterg Orbitl' staffg office assistantg Stu- dent Councilg National Thespian. NORMA OWEN Student Councilg Proctorg Comes treasurer '39. I MARILYN WHISLER Student Councilg proctorg Orbit staff. MARIAN UNGER Comesg Student Councilg Orbit staffg Orbit' quecng Classen Life staff. BOB GEATCHES Blue Iacketsg basketball '38, '39. 1 O CATHERINE SUITS Comesg Glee Clubg A Cappella Choir. RALPH HART CORINNE THURMAN Glee Club. IOI-IN BENI-IAM PRISCILLA I-IOTZE Student Councilg Classettes JACK POTTS Bandg Orchestrag Glee Clubg A Cappella Cboirg Boys Quartetg Student Council. fini-fm 'tw CONSTANCE BAUGHMAN Art Nouveau. IOI-IN CARAWAY VIRGINIA BUSSEY O DAN IOI-INSON Pan-American Student Eorumg An: Clulng Glee Club. BETTY GENE TWAY Student Council '38, '39g Courtesy Club '38g Proctor '36, '37Q Honor Societyg Honor Math. MAX WITZEL Football. O MARY IEAN I-IENSLEY Little Theaterg The Man in the Tree . IEEE DONALDSON Swimming team. DORIS ROBISON Classettes. O RUTH ANDERSON Orchestrag Glee Club. MARGUERITE HEAGART OTTO RAHILL Hell Hounds. O . PAULINE PAPIN Little Theaterg Girl Reserves. CLIFFORD THOMPSON Track team. GERRY MCGEE Student Council '37Q office assistant '38g Safety Council secretary '38g Safety Club. O LEONA EDWARDS Office assistant. ELLA LEE WRIGHT Comesg Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg i'Trial by Iury g Student Council. ROBERT DWINNELL Eand '37, '38, '39g Orchestra '36, '37, '38, 395 String Quartet. LAURA MAE MILLER BILLIE LOU BIGLEY Classettes. MARIORIE MILLER Comes yell leader ,38Q Proctor. BETTY CHAPPELL ARTHUR KINSER Hell Hounds vice-president '38, president ,395 Student Councilg Pep Councilg Band. IOAN COUNTS Comesg Courtesy Clubg Honor Societyg Art Nou- veau secretary ,385 Student Council. O I-IERMAN SWANSON Band. DOROTHY TUMMEL Honor Societyg Honor Mathg office assistant. LORRAINE BISHOP Student Council. O EVELYN KLAUSMEIER Rocketsg Student Councilg K'Orbit staffg Natural Science Club. EVELYN LOU LOWRY CHESTER RAND Baseball '37g wrestling '37, '38, '39. O ERNESTINE LANGFORD . Glec Clubg A Cappella Choirg Chonita',g 'Carden of the Slaahng uTrial by Iuryn. GERALD SMITH Olee Clubg A Cappella Choirg uCl'xonita 3 Garden of the Shahng Trial by Iuryu. DOROTI-IA COVINGTON O .MATTIE FRED STANFORD Honor Societyg Honor Math. BARBARA NOBLE Comesg Little Theaterg National Speech Tourna- ment 137 third placeg Safety Clubg Proctorg volley ballg National Thespian. IOHN LOEPFLER I-, Q! 4. 'ET' .f f-213' Q'- '3..Q Il' A mls '32 xAA mi . '1 'h ,pw mi 76. BARBARA STEPHENS Comesg Student Council. BILLY WILLIAMS MARGARET PENCE AL SCANLAND DOROTHY SHOWALTER BOB KING Blue Iacketsg Student Councilg Honor Mallllg OrbitH Business mana crg Lux Classcnsisn stall ! I Yg 38, business manager 39. O CATHERINE CARTER Comes. WILSON SWAN MARY FLYNN BEN IENKINS FRANCES NORVELL BILLY LARGENT Student Councilg Proctor captain. O MORRINE GEORGE Classettesg National Thespian secretary ,39Q Na- tional Eorensicg clebatcg O. C. W. oratorical win- ner 139. BILL THOMAS Hell Hounds treasurer '38g Proctor. IEANNE. INGRAHAM Pan-American. O CARL MCLAUGI-ILIN Orchestra. AUDREY NELL CRONKHITE Comes. WARREN HOBSON Blue Iackcts. SALEMA FARRIS EARLE I-IORTON Swimming teamg Oklahoma MYRTLE BASHAW O RICHARD WOODWORTI-I I-Iistoryn start. Bandg Safety Patrolg Pan American ESTI-IER RUBINS Art Nouveaug Glee Clubg 'Trial by Iuryng Gar- clen of the Shahn. IACK DOUGLASS Orchestrag Safety Patrol. RUTH ANNA BERNHAGEN National Thespiang As You Like Itng Two Gen- tlemen of Veronang Cowboy IOI-IN VAUGI-IN O Clubg Football. GRACE TAYAR Classettcs. I IEAN BISHOP Classettes. MARY LOUISE VAN ZANT Glee Clubg Classettes. MARY IANE BLESSING Pan-Amcricang Glce Club. I DOROTHY I-IOGG from Brooklynu. Classettcsg Associate Editor of i'Stardust g Or- bitl' staffg Natural Science Clu by Safety Councilg Clinic assistantg Honor Society. DOROTHY SHELTON Girl Reservesg office assistant. E. H. BOONE ' Football manager. O LOU ANNE TOWNSLEY Classettes. GLEN DARK Proctor. MARY IEAN BAILEY Comesg Student Council. ,flair V , K -'Q' we ,...-Q. yi? -iff ff IIMMIE BROWDER Safety Clubg proctorg Camera Club. WARREN R. COOK Hi-Yg Student Council. KATHLEEN COLE Comesg Honor Societyg Lux Classensisu staff '38, ,392 Student Councilg Pan-American vicc-presi- dent '39. GILBERT ALBEE ETI-IELYN BURNS BEI I Y BLANTON Classettesg Student Councilg office assistant. I IOAN FAULKNER Orchestrag Bandg bowling. CLAIRE ECKERD CLARENCE KEMP National Forensic Leagueg uClassen Life staff '38g second place in State Republican Oratorical Con- testg Safety Clubg second place in American Le- gion Oratorical Contestg debate. BETTE ANN VANCE IACK FULLERTON Proctor. MARGARET LOCKWOOD Comesg Student Councilg Safety Club. O GEORGANNA GILLIAN Student Councilg Honor Societyg NClassen Lifel' staff I37, ,392 Science Club. PEGGY SAMIS Student Councilg Courtesy Clubg Comesg Honor Societyg senior class secretary. DOROTHY LOBAUGI-I Girl Reserves. BETTY PEMBERTON BILL JONES Hell Hounds vice-president 39. PATRICIA TILLOTSON Classettesg Melting Pot staff '38. ION SHOCKEY Proctorg Clee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Trial by Iuryng In the Garden of the Shah . NATALIE IACOBS Glee Club. DOLORES STEPHENS Comes. O SARA LOU BABER Classettes treasurer '38g Courtesy Clubg Student Council. RALEINE ALLBAUGH Band. RUTH IENKINS Comesg Student Council. O PAUL KIBBLER Band. RITA HEDGE REX NORDYKE GLADYS MCDONALD Band. RYLAND KEYES Blue Iacketsg Courtesy Clubg Proctorg office as sistantg Student Councilg 'lCrlJit staff '38. ELIZABETH SHELLEY National Forensic League. HENRY KILIAN Band. DOROTHY IEANNE I-IOPPS CALVIN SAUNDERS Bandg Orclxestrag Blue Iacketsg Proctorg Hi-Y president '39. O MARIAN HERWIG Comes secretary ,39Q Courtesy Club president l39Q Honor Societyg Proctor. BILL SCOTT Blue Iacketsg proctorg Glee Clubg stage craft. PAT HUNTER 3 , 'M Yi if Qu. YVONNE HYDE Rockets vice-president '38, president ,392 Pan- American. WENDALEEN FARMER Orbit staffg Pan-Americang Girl Reserves. LE ROY BROWER Orbit staffg Hi-Y. PHYLLIS NEPTUNE IIM CLAY NELLYMAE DE WITT Classettesg Little Theaterg Orbit staff. O REX WITZEL Bandg Safety Patrolg football. IEANNETTE RAIZEN MILTON MOON Blue Iacketsg Student Councilg National Forensic Leagueg debate. O SUSANNE WELLS Student Councilg proctorg Comesg Courtesy Club vice-president '38, secretary ,39Q Honor Society president '38, ,395 Howdy Stranger . BOB WHEELER Bandg Orchestrag Honor Societyg Honor Math president '38, ,393 Student Council. PHYLLIS IANE PROFEITT Student Councilg office assistant. BOBBY FLYNN MARY EVELYN BROWN BOB IONES I IAY MARIE FAULKNER MARK COYLE LOIS IENNINCS Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Trial by Iuryng ln the Garden of the Shah . CECIL FORD PEGGY STUBBLEFIELD ALBERT EXENDINE Student Councilg proctorg O Clubg swimming '38, '39- 0 EVA LOUISE WOODFORD Classettesg Proctor. DONALD OLIVER BETTY CROSSWHITE Comesg Student Councilg Oklahoma History staff. 0 IOHN PERRY Bandg Blue Iacketsg baseball. WANDA MAE WILSON LELAH MAYTUBBY LUCILLE LANG HENRY RICHERT Blue Iacketsg Safety Patrol. MARGARET IEAN HAYES Comes. O ELLA MAE WRIGHT Little Thcaterg Student Council. THORWALD OSSENKOP MARIORIE ANN HAYES O DORIS DEAN BRADLEY Girl Reservesg proctorg library a ZAYLAN YATES E. 1. ELLIS ssistant ...phat 'QU5 YU'-L Qt rift is 6 IIMMY IACKSON Proctor. KATHERINE REII: Student Council. MARY LOUISE ROSE O RUTH LEE FERGUSON Student Councilg Classetces. GEORGE GIBBONS Courtesy Clubg Honor Mathg Honor Societyg proctorg senior class presidcntg Classrm Life staff I39Q OU Club secretary-treasurer ,395 footballg Orbit staff. BILLIE COX VERNA LEE DICE MARGUERITE WILBANKS Glee Club. MARY ELIZABETH IONES O BOBBYE PAYE PATRICK Classettcs president '38g Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg In the Garden of the Shahug Trial by Iury . MAXINE SMITH GERALDINE SHORT O BETTE OPPENHEIM Classettesg Girl Reservesg Safety Clubg Melting Pot staff '38. MAXINE ROBINSON MAXINE LEFTER O MOSE LEWIS Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Trial by Iuryng mixed quartetg male quartet. MARTHA LOU MILLER Comes president '38g Cowboy from Brooklynng Chonita g Garden of the Shahug junior class treasurerg senior class vice-presidentg proctorg Classen Lifei' staff '37, I38, ,39Q Clee Clubg A Cappella Choir. MARY LOUISE WILSON Classettcsg library assistant. HARRISON PURDY LAURA MAY IONES Office assistant '37, RUTH ELLEN WRIGHT Baseball i38g volleyball teamg hockey team. O ALBERTINE LEARD ROBERT SUTTON Camera Club. LUCILE HYNE Girl Reserves secretary '37, vice-president '38, pres- ident '38g office assistantg hockey l37Q Orbit staff. O IAY BRADY Glee Clubg Science Club vice-presiclentg Aviation Clubg A Cappella Choirg Chonita g i'Garclen of the SI1al1 g Trial by jury . BARBARA PRATZ FRANCES IANE MILLARD Honor Societyg Proctorg Comes treasurer '38g of- Hce assistant. ' . AUDREY MANNING MARY SKEEL Classettes. IACK WALLS O DALE PARSONS Hell Hounds. LUCILE MUSGROVE IUNE ROSE HEARE Triple Triog Glee Clubg A Cappella Clioirg Clas- settesg Chonita g Garden of the Shahwg Trial by Iuryn. O BILLIE MARIE OZMUN Comesg Courtesy Club. KENNETH IONES Bandg Orchestra. KII I Y IEAN GOETZINGER Oomesg Student Council. 4551 40' ,W X MAXINE MILLER Honor Societyg Student Councilg Honor Math. BETTY PICKREN A Classen Lifel' editor '38, ,395 'lOrbit staffg Comes vice-president '38g Student Council vice- president ,395 Honor Societyg Iunior Class vice- president '38g Sophomore Class secretary ,37Q Board of Orientation. BEI I I BUSEY Student Councilg Art Nouveaug Orbit art edi- tor '39. ERNEST ESTES IACKIE 1osEPH Classettesg Safety Clubg Lux Classensis. FRANCES ROW Classettesg Honor Societyg Student Councilg Lux Classensisf' O TULLY IO ROUNTREE Art Nouveau. gb IUANITA O'NEAL -Lal 9W '- ' 904- Comcs. A-. J MARTHA LOU NASH NM-M An Nouveau. O Nyv 2 O IEAN INCE Comes 3 Safety Club. GLENN BARNES Student Councilg proctorg Glee Clubg Safety Club. MARIORIE ANNE BOGENSCHUTZ Comesg Student Councilg proctorg Courtesy Club secretary '37, '38, O ROBERT CORNISH Hell Houndsg Orbit staff. MARY IANE DICKSON Comes. MAXINE ANNELER Office assistant. O PATRICIA I-IESS Art Nouveau IULES PASE ELVA CLAIRE KIENZLE Art Nouveaug Honor Societyg Girl Reservesg Melting Pot staff. LILLIAN WATTERS IEANNE IOULLIAN Classettes. GUS HARMS Orbit staff. I PAT HIGHLEY Comesg Student Council. ZIEGLER MCPHERSON Pan-Americang Honor Societyg Hi-Y. Art Nouveau treasurer '39. FRANCES GOOCH 0 1. B. TURNER Hell Hounds secretary ,395 Student Councilg Pep Club King ,392 swimming team '38, '39. PATSY ESKRIDGE Honor Math secretary '38, ,39Q 'KLux Classensisn staff ,392 Honor Societyg Oklahoma History staff. ASH NORRIS Footballg Classen Life staff '38g O Club pres- ident '37g track. O MARTHA HODGENS MARTHA IEAN REED Student Councilg National Forensic president '38, ,392 Honor Societyg As You Like It g Howdy Strangerug Man in the Tree g Little Theater. DOROTHY WAHI. Pan-American secretary '38g Classen Life staff 37- ' . BROOKS SHIRLEY Hi-Y. IANE MARSH CAROL IEANNE HARE Comesg Lux Classensisv staff '37, '38g Student Council. O PHYLLIS POWERS Pan-American secretary ,37Q Glee Cluhg Carden of the Shah. FRED GEARING Band. OLIVE BUSH Q 1 QA 5 1 ' . A RALPH PATTERSON BETTY PARKER L. F. HEENAN Student Council treasurer '38. ,39Q Blue Iackcts vice-president '38, president '38, ,39Q National Forensicg Sophomore Class President '36g debateg Student Council Congress '38g Father and Son Week, Municipal Counselorg Iunior Rotarian, '39. DORIS RIEDRICK SAM KOURI BERNICE DANIEL O PAUL HARRIS Little Theaterg Lazarus of Verdunng Man in the Tree g Howdy Stranger . IANE WELLMAN Honor Societyg Classertes vice-president '38g Or- bit staff. ELGIN FISHER Football. O KIWANIS HICKEY Hell I-Ioundsg Safety Patrol. WARFIELD ROSS DORIS PERRY Bandg Orchestra. RICHARD SAUER PAULINE IENNINGS LAMAR HOOVER CLELLA AVANT ED KINSER GWYNDOLA GENUNG . 591-1 . - .ti .,- L.. v.,,, GERTRUDE KASTENS Rockets, Melting Pot staff '38. HOWARD AUSTIN IULIA HARRISON Classettcsg office assistant. I KELTON MARKWELL Science Club. ANNE SCUDDER Classettesg Courtesy Club, Art Nouveau, Honor Society, Honor Mathg Student Council, i'Orbit staff, Stardust staff ,393 Science Club vice-presi- dent '39. BILL WHITE Glee Club, Pan-American, Art Nouveau, I-Ii-Y. Q , MARGARET GILBERT IOE POUNDER Football captain ,383 OU Clubg assen Life ANNAGENE LINDSEY staff '38, track. Classettesg library assistant, Student Council. O BILLIE McCROSKEY Art Nouveaug Orbit staff. MARY IO CLEMENTS Classettesg volleyball captain '38, '39, softball, field lmockeyg bowling. GERALDINE WARDEN O LOUIS HOLLAND I-Iell Hounds, Proctor. MARY MARIORIE PRICE Comes President ,39Q Honor Society treasurer ,39Q Student Council secretary '38, ,39Q Proctor, Foot- ball Queen ,38Q Little Theater, Safety Council secretary ,38Q Intra-City Student Council. DONALD HALL O MARIORIE YETMAN Comes, tennis team captain Y37, ,38, '39, high- school champion '38, City and Mid-state singles and doubles champion Y37, '38g state badminton singles and doubles ,37, '38g hockey, volleyballg baseballg bowling. BILL DURHAM ' Football, proctorg Student Councilg track. VICTORIA STOCKTON L......-s...s.......q.......4...a .L,,.,.L,, . ,, . , ED HOFFMAN Blue Iaclqets secretaryu'39g 'Honor Societyg Lux Cl3SSCHS1S staff 389 Orbit staffgSen1or Com- mencement committee ,395 Iunior-Senior Prom Committee '38. ANN THOMAS TIM HURST O LOIS IEAN FULLEN Girl Rcservesg Olee Clubg bowling. ROBERT NIXON LOUISE WILSON BILL ANDERSON GERALDINE WISEMAN EARL LYON WENDELL HOOK ARTHUR RAHILL AL FISHER Band. O SAM MAUPIN Footballg O Club. ALBERTA HAVERFIELD BOB HARPER Proctorg Courtesy Clubg Student Councilg Hell I-'Ioundsg I-Ii-Y. O DICK PALMER Footballg O Club. BOB ANNELER BOYD PATTON RUTH ANN HUMMER ED ROBISON EUNICE MURRAY IACK BOYD DOROTHY HOEFLE ALFRED McLAUGHLIN uorbiti' staffg Mystery on the lvlesang The Man in the Tree . LAHOMA KERR ARTHUR COSGROVE Hell Hounds. PATRICIA FROHOW GWIN NORRIS MARGARET ANN YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG Proctorg football. O CAROLYN WILHOYTE Honor Socictyg Honor Mathg Lux Classensis staffg Bandg Orchestrag woodwind quintet. SYDNEY SMITH ROBERTA MARTINEAU Little Thcatcrg Comes reporter ,39Q Safety Club. O WILL JAMES Blue Iacketsg Glee Club. HELEN CHERRY Girl Reservesg Orbit staff. RICHARD MORTON Art Nouveau president Y37, ,383 Clausen Lifei' staff '37, '38, 139g Orbit,' staff '38g Courtesy Club. .w ..., 4,....,-....,,.,,,,, mM-.M.i. , .,.. .,....... fun -gee' I 'l k' - i- V 5 W' Affjfig. QI 'QQ' 'W lun--we ELIZABETH VERNON WAYNE STEPHENSON MILDRED WHITEHEAD I LEON STORMS Student Council vice-president '38. IACKIE GILL Student Council. WAYNE COOK I BEI I Y IEAN MARTINDALE Student Councilg Proctor. DAN THOMPSON ILEAN MIX RAY WEEMS RALPH RICHARDS O clubg track. KEITH TERRELL Hell Hounds. I MARY WAREIELD VAN HOOK Little Theaterg National Forensicg As You Like It g The Man in the Treeug Lazarus of Ver- dun g Two Gentlemen of Verona . DAVID SURECK Little Theaterg Student Councilg Classen Life staff '38, ,39Q Glee Club, K'The Man in the Treeng Two Gentlemen of Veronaug Howdy, Stran- ger , Trial by Iuryng Comedy of Errors , win- ner Mid-state one-act Play tournament '38g win- ner Little Theater dramatic declamation '38, '39g winner Little Theater poetry contest '38. MARY HELEN DAWSON O IOHN TURNBULL Safety Patrol. HELEN VIRGINIA PENN Glee Clubg A Cappella Choir. FLOY TOWNSEND DAVID NEWBY Blue Iaclcets. LOUISE EAR!-IART BEN MORRIS Little Tbeaterg National Forensicg Glee Clubg Student Council president '38, '39. VERNON MAPPES- MARVIN HAMBRICK MARY MCCOMAS Classettesg Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Pan- American. O LOREN TINDALL Hell I-Ioundsg Student Councilg A Cappella Choirg Bandg Orchestrag National Forensicg Lit- tle Theaterg Stage Doorug Garden of the Shahng Trial by Iury . MARY IANE RAPP DONALD WALLACE Bandg Orchestrag Trumpet Triog Brass Quartetg A Cappella Choirg Glee Clubg Trial by Iuryn. I BETTY HERD Comes vice-president ,392 Courtesy Clubg proc- torg Student Councilg Safety Councilg Senior Class treasurer '39. ROBERT TRACEY Student Councilg I-Ii-Y. BETTY SWARTZ Rocketsg volleyball teamg hockey team. GRADY LITTLE NORMA MATTHEWS MILTON BAKER IOI-IN KILPATRICK MARGARET KERNODLE VERNON RED Band. 'Qs K5 3, Q 14 nm' .M Tn v . 'p'A, f is L .mf iii. if bw, lr BOB BROWN BETTY REA IANICE RANDELL 0 HELEN DREYER IEEE CI-IAMBLESS I-IORTENSE TODD I IACK MACKECHNIE Proctor captain' Safety lubg Safety Councilg Stu- , C dent Council. IEAN PHILPOTT EDWINA ERISMAN MILDRED KNEPPER GEORGE BINKLEY KENNETH MCGRAW Honor Societyg winner of gold medal shorthand award '38g secretary of commercial department '37, '38g office assistant '38g deceased February 12, 1939- UNDERCLASSMEN i f , fain . f VL m ' . , , ,. , , 1 ' .rw -. V-Lf: 1' l y ...EEN g 4 1 7 V I f, re v k W .3 fr' 'xl 6 if fu iv 'I -nz' W , . - ee' 15- 4 . 1.-1 at A I I 'fi i a 'Natl Viv y 2 N IUNIOR OFFICERS: Top Picture FIRST ROW' Paul Fondren resident 'I' F , . , p 9 om enrem, vice-presidentg Marion Briscoe, secretary, Dudley Strothcr, treasurer. SECOND Row: Glen Norville, sergeant-at-armsg Mozelle Carlock, social committee chairman, Ruth Lyter, bid committee chairman, Iulia Louise Herrmann, decoration committee chairman. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Bottom Picture, FIRST Row: Bill Clarke, presidentg Nan Burg, secretaryg Bill Holloway, treasurer. SECOND Row: lim Irwin, vice-president, lack Clark, head of committees, Iim Kite, sergeant-at-arms, Dick Barber, reporter. 0 Under the leadership of their energetic president, J Paul Fondren, who gives a great deal of his time to school activities and still has time for his studies, the junior class de- voted itself for the most part to its duties in connection with the graduation ceremonies. Foremost among the activities of the 844 second-year students was the junior-senior prom at which the graduating seniors were en- tertained by next year's graduates. Committees to arrange for the orchestra, the bids, the place, and the decorations were appointed by the president, and these folks put over one of the best Classen proms in history. Springlake Casino was chosen the place, and music was fumished by the Varsity Club orchestra. The members of this class also took the responsibility of decora- tions for the commencement exercise at the Municipal auditorium. Sponsors of the juniors through these activities were Mrs. Marguerite Flood, Miss Retha Wave Hulet, Miss Lucille Tandy, Miss Opal Ridenour, and Mr. Karl Brown. , i., ...i..,..L .. .e,A,., i . . . AA,A,.. Their junior high school diplomas tucked away in their memory books, some 727 sophomores let no first-year hindrances stand in their way but got down to business early in the school year. First, just to let folks know they were around, they had a nomination and election of officers which lasted for several weeks. Bill Clarke, following in the footsteps of his older brother, Bob, '38 grad, was chosen president. Individuals among this group of sophs have also done their share of putting their class on the records by participating in Qand in many cases winninglrecognitionj extra-curricular activities such as speech events, band work, and literary fields. These folks have begun well their preparations for doing big things in their next two years at Classen. When the members of the sophomore class have needed guidance in their class activities they have been advised by the sophomore sponsors who are Mr. A. M. Kincaid, Miss Maxine Appleman, Mrs. Geraldine Buzbee, Miss Miriam Gilmore, and Mr. Robert Reid. hun tl! I 1 ,x g N 'ii 'QP IS- .fum 411' K' 49 xr 'REM 8 BILL MCINTYRE MARTHA MUNN I-IARRELD KELLEY ROSEMARY KNEELAND DOROTHY CUNNINGHAM scoTTY SPURLOCK PATRICIA FLETCHER IACK PITTS ROBERT ALLEN BONNIE GENUNG IAMES IRVINE MARY IANE TIDWELL O MARY LEE DAVIS GUIDO FAST MARY McGILI. BETTY HOFFMAN MARILYN BALDWIN BILL SLESNICK EVELYN HLIFFMAN IIM cox CONNIE STIPPICI-I BILL BUSI-IEY BEULAI-I FAYE BRIMM PAUL FONDREN MARIORIE GREEN VIRGINIA LEE LINN BILLIE HOFFMAN ANN ACKERSON GERALDINE SILVER STANLEY LEE IEAN McMURRY NAN BURG IANE SIMMONS NORMA BROOKS BILL MORAN GLADYS MONTI N ANN CLAIRE PING IULIA HERRMANN DIXIE DEAN BURNHAM ANNE FEILD . I MARY BETH HUNTER IMA IEAN DARENDINGER DOROTHEA SARTIN JERRY cAvETr MARIORIE MARSHALL MARY RUTH OLIVER ELLEN GASTINGER LEXINE COLLINS ALEX MASSAD LAURETTA WRIGHT IAY FREDERICK IOE ANN DUDLEY KATI-IRYN HART VIRGINIA ROBINSON MARGARET BURTON KAY EDDIE SIDNEY UPSI-IER BARBARA BLANCI-IARD MARILYN BALDWIN WALTRUDE CONNALLY C DORIS MAYFIELD BILL BRANTNER RUTH PARSONS EVELYN WOODY EDNA JOHNSON EILEEN LOVIN IEAN NORVELL MADALYNNE KING IANE ADAMS LLOYD GATHEY HELEN GRAY IORDAN GRAY FLOYD PHILLIPS LYNN CHRISTIAN IACK NEWBILL LUISE NAYPHE C 1 KATHRYN DUNCAN BILL CALLAHAN MARY BERNIECE PHELPS JACK TOLLE O HENRY HOFFMAN PAT IEDLICKA WESLEY SEIBER ELOISE OWENS JOAN FOSTER JAMES LOUCKS JACKIE SCI-IWAB NORDALE SMITH RUTH CRICK RUTH CALDWELL DALE SYFERT KATHLEEN CLARK ERMINIE VAN OSTRAND EUGENE ROSHEGER GENELLE LAWS BEVERLY CARPENTER '05 9' ll I we K5 V' I WU! ,,, I CAA! 9,-:aft G? n b i 9 1 1 R H.. J If m s ,-I -sf I L...- Na ff' K ibm ig., '55 FN A 'U-9 il. Il' nw A hi... ,aw ' fi BARBARA SMITH IIM NEWMAN HELEN RUTH EINLEY PATTY BRADY VENITA SWAEEQRD CHESTER POWERS I RETTA BEEKMAN GLORIA MAE SHELTON IEAN NATHALIE GALE IOSEPHINE POSTELLE GAIL KATHRYN RILEY LORRAINE WHITE I MARY MARGARET KINSLEY DOROTHY COGSWELL MAE IEAN EASTMAN EDITH RICHMAN IUNE PITZER BETTY PHILPS BETTY BOYLE BETTY ANN WRIGHT OPHA GILBREATH DELENE FITZPATRICK RAMARION WALDE BETTY GRUBB GEORGE PEARCE IEAN HOPPE WALTER ROSE BILLIE IEAN SPIVEY RUTH IACKSON KENNETH MORGAN XXx7ff 'mg-.3,.... 5+ Q' 'U' 35,0- 5 QL BOB VAN BUSKIRK HARRIETT HAYES BILLIE RUTH GRAVES KING SIMON DORIS NEWTON CHRISTINE ROARK TED GREENE lif? -an ,.,-,.-nnonui'
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