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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1941 volume:

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The intense air activity hegyfn this spring, in Olelahoma City has made as conscions ol the oart it mast olay in oar lives hoth as a means ol national delense and as a chal- lenge to eonqner the slay. Only a Kew years agp oar Xorelathers were conqneringb the wilderness ol Olelahomag the lrontiers we lace today are honnded only hy the stars. 4 all 482' 4 il UUIIITIINTS FACULTY .,... SEINIIGRS ..... ACTIVITIES .... CDRGANIZATICDN5 Maiheilll Maiakla 1 , . bWilf7l'I'lZllllllllfiillf Genial, curls'-haired hlr. Herbert E. XVrinkle is the new city school superintendent this year. Nlr. NVrinl-:le came licrc from llartlesvillc where he had been superintendent for eight years. Both his daughters, Charlotte and Geraldine, are out- standing Classen students. He has promoted various improve- ments in our school including the allbschool parties held in the building and approving an additional industrial unit for boys. He sends the following message to the members of the class of ioqiz Please accept nn' sincere congratulations upon the achieve- ment ol' this milestone in your educational career. ln general, l :un sure that you now lools hacls upon your high school days as a joyous period when your teachers and your patents earnestly strove to endow you with a knowledge and an understanding of high ideals and endearing values. As you go on to college and out into life, max' vou have the courage to live up to the idealism of vour high school davs, irrespective of the mans' examples to the contrarvf' r ia si y i , 4-W f i 1 ' ch award ai wmaiaiaui The Oklahoma City School Board is a group of far-sighted business Seated left to right: Roy Turner, Dave R. lVlcKown, llresiclent Yvarren Jr? men who have the interest of the schools .it heart H. Edwards, Edd l.. Hisel, and Xviles' Richardson fs J -u. Ira W. Baker . Uri 1 ieipul lra W, Baker, self-styled Hcountry boy, has been Classen's principal for eight years. Never lacking in pep and vitality, Mr. Baker has the rc- markable reputation of being able to be in a dozen places at one time. His hail fellow well met attitude toward everyone maltes him lil-ted by all. Wlieii he gets serious and reprimands a young delinquent, it is effective, and yet due to his straight- forward kindly manner he also makes a friend. Born in Colorado and reared in Kansas, he was graduated from high school in Independence, Kansas. He received his A. B. from Kansas State Teachers' college, Emporiag B, S. at Kansas State college, hlanhattan, lvl. A. at the Universitv of Chicagog and has done further study at A. K lVl., O. U., C0- lumbia university, and the University of Southern California. He served as principal at Harding for eight years before coming here. NVe students ltnow hir. Baker as a real friend. What more could we say? Uharles S. Wallace .... u.-..-u......f,,..1 Charles S. Wlallace has heen reciting beautiful quota- tions to erring students here for row years in his capacity as vice-principal. llis repertoire includes such choice bits as The little hroola lwahhles at its shallowsg its depths are dunihl' and Any man may nialte a mistake, but only a fool will nialse the sauie niistalse twice. lklr. Nvallace is one of the hardest working persons in l' wifi if school and acts as both trouble-shooter and buffer for us all, He received his A, li. at Southwestern 'lieacliers' col- lege, llli. ll. at the University of Chicago, Nl. S. at 0. lcl., and toolt graduate study at the University of lowa. He was principal of the Cainargo high school, superintendent at Scil- ing and lindsay, and vice-principal of Capitol llill junior high school before coming here. - x -,J L4 'BPH x x HAH ON MONSTA 3 nculizj . . 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A. from Sliffllllg foliage, Nl 'X Iron: U. ll. .Nf.L,i7.X.'I3 fx'Cll'f.' lKl:XllY f'.'XlNl,l'l' l . .2 l. X . '11-all -F. Q. Q.. fmm Colm. S lf. -vi' lklxxgg 2'iiELL'N Sl'lvl4l3l.: ll. l7. A, 1.1.1 H S. from O. U.. gfllxll up wa-rl-L .11 Uliln. JX, A lNl.1 fX'lllil.XfNT Kllllxl L' 'HZ -. if Z Q. I., f. . U. ul ifullm lllllllill Ildlfxf: l.UllR. N.lNiQ lJNlfS, li, A. lVl'O!l1 ll.1l'l1.llMllC fx SJ 1Xf.g l.i.l'..'XNUli KxODl'llf 1'Z lmm. S. Vll. CQ., ll-. S, lmm U, U.Q Biflilqlfyfli HURT: B. S. ilu-m Cf. S. rl.. Cf. HQ. K Q., -nf' ' ls. , W' , X x U ' if i l x N l l w l nf' f-ali-4? 6 J E. ngli h Department Classen graduates rank high on the English placement exams at O. U. with 85W making average and above. English helps the student in his language usage and molds his appreciation of literature. The courses are planned to guide the pupil's reading and help him enjoy his leisure time. The junior year is devoted to thc study of American literature and the senior year to English literature. Besides the routine courses required of all high school graduates, creative writing and journalism are open to students who want to write professionally. Classics read in English classes include Silas Marnerf' Idylls of thc King, A Tale of Two Cities, The Rise of Silas Laphamf' Iulius Caesar. Macbeth, The House of Seven Gables, Canterbury Tales, Essay on Burns, Bambi, and The Crisis. BEGINNING AT TOP: IRIS BAUGHMAN: B. A. from O. U.. graduate work at U. of Cal., U. of Colo., U. of Mexicog ELIZABETH ADAMS: B. A. from Western college. graduate work at O. U., U. of Kan., HELEN M. BOURKE: B. A. from O. C. U., M. A. from O. U.: SAIDEE HAZELWOOD: B. S. from Peabody college, M. A. from Okla. A. 66 M., graduate work at Chi. U., U. of Colo., FIRST ROW ACROSS: MARY LOIS BOOROM: B. A. from O. U.. grad- uate work at Chi. U.g KATHERINE BRAGG: B. A. from C. S. T. C.. graduate work at U. of Iowa, MARY LAWSON: B. S. and M. S. from O. U.: ZONA MOORE: O, U.. B. I. from U. of Mo., graduate Work at O. C. U.: SECOND ROIV: HELEN NORRIS: B. A. from O. U., M. A. from U. of Mich., graduate work at U. of Hawaii, ANNE MONTAGUE: B. A. from U. of Mo., B. Ped. from Kirksville S. T. C.g DELLA LINK: B. A. from O. U.g BELLE GOUCH: B. A. and M. A. from O. U.: MARTHA LUCILE TANDY: B. A. from U. of Kan., M. A. tmm U. of Mich.: MABEL PARK: B. A. from O. U., graduate work at Columbia U.. M. A. from U. of Chicago. '5- 5? Z yy, . I- 1 ,,. ,itat Q 'T' Department Zf 2 ln the circle are the members of girls' quartet: back row, left to right, Ramarion Walde, Pauline Todd, Mary Lee Thomas, and in front, Iune Black. In the other picture, left to right, are the orchestra's number one virtuoso Connie Archer, her shadow, and her violin. Classen is proud to have a music department which has won much national renown. The band and orchestra, under the able direction of Oakley Pittman, have taken first place in the state instrumental music contest for three consecutive years. The vocal music department, coached by Chester Franc1s,has retained the title of state champion for three years. Classen's orchestra and A Cappella choir distinguished themselves by being the only Oklahoma City organizations to appear on the nation-wide NBC American Youth broadcast. The music department received a letter from the Radio Corporation of New York City saying that the finest of their recordings of highschool music groups was the one of the Classen broadcast. The students enrolled in music courses learn to know and love fine music as well as to make it, for that is the part music will play in the later lives of most students. lt is the purpose of the music department to give each of its stu- dents an intimate acquaintance with and love of beautiful music, so that, though they never become orchestra leaders or opera stars, music will add happiness to their lives. OAKLEY PITTMAN: B. S. from Okla. A. 61 M., private student of George Rowe, Cleveland Symphony, Bernet Tuthill Ensemble: CHESTER FRANCIS: B. A. and B. S. from Phillips U., M. A. from Northwestern, graduate work at Kan. State. hy ical Education Department These girls from the physical eclucation class swing their partners and cut a mean rug, square dance style. And below, Mr. Higbie instructs his pigslcin proteges in the funclamentals of football. The physical education department attempts to give the students indiviflual training, this includes teaching games that they can play in their leisure time such as tennis, badminton, archery and table tennis. The boys' classes have swimming, touch football, baseball and golf. The girls also swim, dance and play shullleboartl. A class in football theory was offered for the first time this year. ff f,'3z,WsWVwW.MAM, FIRST ROW-RICHARD COFFEY: B. A. from U. of Tulsa, M. A. from O. C. U.: SECOND RON -RETHA WAVE HULET: B, S. from Mary- ville S. T. C., graduate work at O. U., A 66 M., U, of Cal.. M. A. from Columbia U.: HAROLD MILLER: B. A, frnm U. of Iowa: THIRD ROIV-GIERTRUDE IONES: B, A. and B, S, from E. CI. S. C., M. A. from Peabody College, graduate work at U. of S. CaI.3 LEO HIGBIE: B. S. from O. C. U. i- M. 1 A athematia '36 za 43 .Mx Department ang. I lHl'NIl fQ iii The math department sets its goal on the objectives put forth by the high school course of study in mathematics, Two of these objectives are: To teach the student to develop the habit of precise thought and lucid expression and to teach the student the mathe- matics of every day life. Courses in the math department are plane and solid geometry, elementary, advanced and college algebra, plane trigonometry, slide rule, senior arithmetic and elementary engineering. Al Currie, lean Porter, Bill Slesnick and Dick Dooley, officers of the Honor Mathematics Group, preside over an initiation meeting. FIRST ROW: UNDINE BUTLER: B, A. from O. U., graduate work at U, of S. Cal.: IULIA DFNNY: U. of Chi.. O. U., O. C. U., SILCOND ROVV: BFRNIECE GORDON: B. A, from O, U., graduate work at U. of Cal., U. of Wis., O. C. U.: GRACE DEUPREE: B. S. from Drake U., graduate work at U. of Chi., Columbia U., THIRD ROW: GERALDINE BUZBEE: B. A. and M. A. from O, U,, graduate work at Puget Sound Biological Sta- tiong MARTHA DENNY: U. of Chi., U. of Cal., Miss. S. T. C, .fsfs ,...,.,...,A,.,.,.,.,.,A..,A,A,-YA,-.-, ZG- is Q anguage Department The study of foreign languages makes for the better understanding of people of other lands. On that basis only can we ever hope for world peace. A knowledge of other languages enriches the student's vocabulary, since many English words are de- ,-fvv-ww rived from them. It aids the student in reading our literature because of the innum- erable allusions to the literature and mythology of other lands found in our modern reading. ,.,N,-cfs,-sf-v Publications of the language department include Lux Classensisn, Product of the Latin students and The Melting Pot , Put out by the students of French, Spanish, and German. FIRST ROW-DAVIDA RICHARDSON: B. A. from O. C. U.: MARIORIE BRAINARD: B. A. and M. A. from O. U., graduate work at U. of Mexico, Columbia U.: BESSIE HERRIN: B. A. from O. U., M. A. from U. of Mexico, graduate work at U. of Spain, SECOND ROW'-BESS SNELL: B. A. from O. U.: LELIA PICKARD: B. A. and M. A. from O. U.: HELEN WEST: B. A. and B. M. from O. C. W., M. A. from O. U., THIRD ROVV-A. M. KIN- CAID: B. A. from Franklin College, graduate work at A. E. F, Univ., France, O. U., U. of Ind., U. of Mexicog HENRIETTE VON TUNGELN: B. A. and M. A. from O. U., LUCILLE WILLOUGHBY: B. A. from Hendrix college, M. A. from U. of Ill. N QXJ' ,f nv ea 6 'K '-- --. gm X Ith- it FT. 1141 i -Si ' . ff 'C ,xx B v ' -p i9A.,3,,xt I, U fi 3 1 - - ' A V . ' a v I 'S .i 1 f I Speech llepartme nt o Speecli courses are planned to give instruction in diction and phonetics, as well as training in stage craft, clelrate, ancl ilraniatics. llesitles the pleasure that the sti antl poise that will reniain with :lu-ni long Classen speech stuilents habitually hrii tlin-e tunes to heat the recoril. Ar upper It-fr, Gene lftlwartls orates lou rlie iipper right, NValclyue Ianies anal Lee slams a prop tloor with great finesse. Ac lower It-fr, the three boys who know the ropes are Vlfallace Pugh, VVarren Papin antl Dwight lli'aiiiai'il. They scatter scenery arouncl the actors anal actresses for Hrst, nights, an example of which is tlraniatically portrayerl hy Toni Dolan, Iini lrwin, anil Regna I.ee Simpson in Classenls epic of a typical highschool boy, VVhat a Life. I,lfI T TO RIGHT-ELAINE TUCKER: B. A. from XVexlerii College, M, A. from U. of Nlichg BI3'Ix'I'IIi lVlcCl.lil.l.AND: B, A, from O. U4 CllARl.l5S li. GRADY: B. lletl. and B. S. from Valparaiso U., B. A. auul NI. A. fiom U. of Ind. idents get from their theatrical activities, they gain iniprovenient in their spetch after they have forgotten their lines in 'lYou Can't Take It With You. ig home the national trophies anal have won the national rlehate chanipionshi tl and long, probably on the worlcl situation and what WE can tlo about it. A bchirclc eniote over the air-waves, while Pauline Scott, star of the procluction Q 'D' 5 xl, --.,,,n mm' U ,,vd9v ' H at 1. . .. 6- await . .-Q,.aQf. + Q -H . 1 i 1:5 1 :ul Im sa lm :ssl iss.-I lml 2 f.: fs: 1 + I -an EDNA HEDGES: M. S. from O. U., Ph. B. from Chi. U.g VI5RA CAMPBELL: H. A. from O. C. U., M. A. fmni Columbia U. nine Economic Department Hoinc economics fnrnislics ai lniikgmiiiiil for stnclcnts who plan to go on with the stuilv uf thc ilomcstic sciciiccs in tolli-gc, anil pimiiical Cniirscs arc clcsignczl to In-lp thi' girls hccninc' bcrrcr consnmcrs anal hcltci' liuinc-inalu'i's. Thi- conrsc in home clccoration tcachcs thc planning of homcs :incl the sclcctiim of furnishings. A stiicly of foods :incl nutrition prcpnrcs the girls for planning and preparing wcll-halanccil meals. Classes in sewing cnahle them to inakc their own clothing ns wcll ns to clcvclop good tglslc in fashions. I f l vnnunts viith Llc mrtmcnt stnrcs for ili'c'ssc's showing new trcnils in style Siiiclcnts in fashion icsign niaci- zirranh' ' J ' I nnil inmlcl tlicsc C osuinn-st in fashion shows. Home ilccoration classes inakc a hifnnnual pilgriinagc to ii furni- l l l in whit's new in r-ilnli-s Chairs, cr pardon, chaise lnnngcs. tllI'C SIUIK' W NTC I ICY C11 ' K 1 -v Billvc Vilalkcr anil Nailinc Clark play honsc with a PLIFPOSC. They arc learning how to furnish n home from vviillpapci' to silvcrwarc. oienoe Department One of the greatest values of the stucly of science is that it develops the stutlent's appreciation of his sur- roundings. lt also encourages his reasoning power anal makes him less likely to accept itleas not based on truth and facts. VVell-equipped laboratories aitl the stutlent in his quest of the facts of the four sciences taught at Classen. The four are biology, chemistry, geology antl physics. There are also show cases in the hall to show the students evidences of science that are about us. Kathryn Webb antl Billie Nlarie Askew try to figure out the puzzling intricacies so prominent in fractional clistillatiou. FIRST ROW-HOWARD BROVVN: B. S. and M. S. from O. U.g CARL S. WOODWARD: B. A. from O. C. U.. M. S. from O. U.g DON SAVAGE: B. S. from W. Texas S. T. C.. M. S. from O. U.g SECOND ROW-IOHN PADEN: B. S. from O. U.g TOM STEMEN: B. A. from Huntington College, M. A. from O. U.g CARL I. SHAFER: B. S. and Pg. B. from Valparaiso U., B. A. and M. A. from U. of Ind.: THIRD ROW- NELL GUTHRIIE: B. S. and M. S. from O. U.: CHARLES I.. WILLIAMS: B. S. from E. S. T. C., graduate work at O. U. q VVvw 4- 13. is 'I' 'km N 8- ' X g .,. V n rt Department Such varied and numerous uses of art have been developed that it now offers many vocational opportunities. Since it is used extensively for commercial means, art is no longer considered an impractical frill, and art education takes its place along with other vocational courses. Art courses today offer training in fashion design, figure drawing, inter- ior decoration, crafts, and commercial design, as well as painting. All types of art work, especially crafts, may become a pleasant and useful hobby. Art education is also an important factor in raising the general standards of taste, for it stimulates a desire for the finer and more beautiful things of life, and teaches the student to appreciate art and beauty wherever it is found, thus increasing his enjoyment of life. Nlartin Stevens, aft major and president of Art Nouveau club, makes a sketch of the chu from Classen. I'Ch IOWCI' QICYOSS Il1C street ew, EDNA B. STEVENSQN: B. F. A. from O. C. U., gradua are work at Chi. Art Inst., Iulian Academic, Paris, France, Florence. Italy: LOTTIE CONLAN: B. A. from O. U.. 2 Regents Teacher Certificate from N. Y. School of F' A . sk' Vmvvilu ' ' me and pplied Arts. VU. . A Q16 E R454 Absorbing with apparent intentncss the very historic at- mosphere that surrounds them, beginning lower left, Ralston Harry, Iordan Gray, Harvey McMains, Fred Standley, Lester Moore, Virginia Lee Ford, and Warren Williams, pupils of Miss Gladys Shepard are learning the ins-and-outs of interna- tional relations. With such rapid changes occurring con- stantly in foreign affairs, they have found that the best way to learn history is to listen to it being made. QNote the little M design in France. Without a new map daily, Miss Shep- ard finds it necessary to doctor up the latest Rand McNally publication with a piece of chalk. Hitler causes us all a lot of troublej. ...vu vs.- ' Ibmfiiu .lu-:mlm Q6 1576 5 'M x ,i yu. . 1 QA 'Y , rl 1 tory Department l History forms the background for the student's under- standing of human and international relationships. Witliout history, one would have little understanding of the world to- day and no ability to interpret it for tomorrow. The purpose of teaching history is to put the experiences of the past before the student, so that when history repeats itself, he will not be taken by surprise. The lessons that we learn from history will be remembered, long after we have forgotten meaningless dates. Courses in the history department include American, Euro- pean, English and Latin-American history, economics, inter- national relations, .social problems and psychology. FIRST ROlV - BLANCHE HOLLAND: B. A. and M. A. from O. U., IOHN L. GITFINGER: B. A. and M. S. from O. U.: SECOND ROW'-BLANCHE PAUL: B. A, from O. U., U. of Cal., U. of Denver, U. of Neb., M. Az from Colo. S. T. C.: KATHERINE GIB- SON: B. A. from O. U., Rockford College, M. A. from Columbia U., THIRD ROW--CHARLES C. SAM- PLE: B. A. from S. W. T. C., M. A. from Oka. A. SHEPARD: B. A. from Texas, M. A. from Columbia U., FOURTH ROH'-CLARA MEYER: B. A. from O. U., M. A. from U. of Mich. in... TN-nf 6: M.: GLADYS L ndu trial Art Department lack Chiprmzn is pictured here running a hoard through the planing machine. FRANK McKIiE: B. A. from O. C. U., M. A. from O. U.: GEORGE BRUCHIER: B. A. from Mtn. S. T. C., graduate work at O. U., Colo. State Agricultural College. ik- L 'T hifi! The industrial arts course is planned to give the student a general basic education rather than a delin- ite vocational training. However the course has a specific value for it teaches the student to appreciate a good job, so that he will be satisfied only with the best. The student learns engineering drawing as it is used in the industrial world by engineers and de- signers, and as the language in which are expressed and recorded the ideas and information necessarv for the building of machines and structures. They 'learn to give exact and positive information regarding every detail of the machine or structure existing in his imagination. The shop course enriches the intellect and at the same time allows the student to see in his finished project the definite results of logical, careful and persistent planning and thinking. The satisfaction of work well done is one of the greatest rewards exf pericnced by the students. Another objective is to assist in better choice and use of industrial products and service. WW 431' 0'-Q l v 4 Q Elise hliss lsalona Carter has these nine girls at her beck-and-call to do as she commands and she keeps :them hustling on numerous errands from the office. ln the first row, left to right, are lsliss Carter, Rosetta Lambert, Eileen Lovin, Betty In lngrain, and Marcella Browning. ln the second row, left to right, are Patricia Conner, Doris Landnim, Ruth Ann Weaver, hlary lo Craig, and Mary lillen Grillen. lf a student wants to know how many credits he doesnt have for graduation Nlrs. Helen Bean, registrar and her elev-en aides will willingly find out. All college requirements, scholarship information, and grade records are iinder the care of the school registrar. Girls assisting Nlrs. Bean are first row, left to right, lean Bailey, hlargaret Oldham, hlrs. Bean, and Harriett Palmer. ln the second row are Iulfa Basore, Bt-uv Yvelib. Louise Nance, Thelma Wal. ker, Betty Nlae Conner, Elizabeth Crowl, Barbara Starr, and Billie Marie Asltew. The willing and weary feet of these students have traveled many a mile delivering those welcome or dreaded pink slips from the office. Mrs. Mavanee Iohnson, Mr. Bakers secretary, is their boss. They are. front row, left to right. lean Porter, Rnyma Simpson, Betty Bob Angcrman, lwlrs. lohnson, Oleta Burton, Betty Lou Showalter, and Ann Claire Pine. Second row, Marjorie Landrum, XVilma Wa UOIICF, Iva can Thom vson, can McCririiiick, , o , , , ga l Naomi Morgan. Voncilc Sellers, and Vicki Varnell. In the third row are Guy Rogers and lack Byler. The office glamor boy, Rick lay, was too busy Putting the Classcn Life to bed to be pictured. elper , - i x 5 xVA if Ji Q a' lx' ,, 4-- Faoulty . .. A few fznnily picucs nf Jlliilllll' glam smrtul Misc Bc-QQ Sncll's lmlmlmy five ycxlre Agn. Now slmc hm about fivc Inlnnlrul piccu wilt-fm! fronl all ovcr thc country, ranging funn an fifty ccnr mug fnnc the lnunnn vnrictxj rn Ll rlxirtx'-fix-c 4Inll.1r XVurw.ml Unix' CTUIHIWOIC. Slam' rcccntlx' ulIl.lLlL'U dw crvwl' nf I Inlmlmx' TNI.1g.1zi11c, UCIl0I'ifiCllH C.ll'fl1W'Ul'lN's, ILIYCIICKI f-l'UIll C.lPSll'l'S Sllimwni fI'0Il1 fllllf-cm1'11i.1, :irc Nlim Inttlc' ctUIll.Ill'Y PFILIC llllll IOY. Ill 'USS Inlhlll flblll' INUINIIS wln- ll.lS IILIICIILKI UYCI' IXVCIYL' l!lIIlkiI'L'Cl of IIIUIH, IIIUY Ulllll' in the jnicx' vxlrivtx' for Nnnr clnclcvn, llu' IlllISCllI.ll' lYPL' U7 dl: Llp YUIII' Lf.ll'llCl1, UI' llll' SIHCHX' lilllll tn 3CIll.1'sl1 011 XUIII' LIICNI XVllL'Il full ILIVA' .l CUIKI, Slglli HXKYOIAIHS, fivc ccnrs l'.lL'll.H In nniwcr in .ln .lcilllifillg stmlcnt lumix' .nnl pcrlmpx in sclfalcfcmc, Mr. Cf.n'l XYomlw.ml Llccialml to sponsor the fencing clnlm Iwo years ago .xml rn- dnv nmkcs ir his own lwlmlw. Hohhie in , . .s- S' At tht tender um of un un Mr. olm Git- Illlgtl' stlrtcml to lnkc pus for lux motlmcr nncl is still cooklnff Of courst flu fnst onts were of super- c c ICIOUS mud but now Ins CllllIllI'V efforts are cn- tmly ullblc Hrs flvorltt concoction is goo an Q c IIIIICX Nlltulu Nl x Nllss Luullt xVlllOll4'lllDX unbxrkcd upon hcr wx onlx x x u IW To AllCL slmc lms nmclc cn nmmlcl trnns YIIILZIIIQ from tlm xuv first puff-puffcr to the modern strum llmr Muse Belle Gough fnst stnrtul f0l'Cl'ClllIlg fu- tures of lmr Cl'l99I11lfK.S ln IllIllOl' tolltgt to rclicvc tlm monoronx of qulct lmour Hcr gxutcst wmbi- tion today is to go into n town wlmcrc she is unknown and connncrcinlizc lmcr 1lvility as u mysteriously swnnky fortune taller. an h Y' 'VN x N, ' v N X iv.. V 9 ,Ag I I fl I J 1? T W fflnurn xlrufard flfatlrrmullu .flxuanl IEAN POR FFR K,'l4.uen .4 ward Gund K'1x1znuh1p Mfdnl IANEF l'Al.TlfR Cluxrn xlnunrd i,,EIOIl m'M f 'WN'l'1 'H' H 11 CD11 t11'11 rcl l lr111111' Claucn llfednl of flarmr llmxnmblr ,Urnifrwn In H1r1:1ry J El.lZAllETH ANNE IACOBS Clanm Award flmnlnxn flxxocratron of Unlurmty lllnmrn Scbolauhrp BETTY FRANCES IOVEIOY . g... x .ao BETTY' WEBB Cluren .f-lward 'EI Hll l.ll- MARH' ASKIWK' IACK llYI.l5R Amman Anoczarmn nf Umuemzy CHARLES SWAN Admrnmulmn llnnm .Irmnl .-ldmfmnmlwn llnnm .-Irmrd Women Xrlvolrml-11p Alexander An Award 'IQQ Q 1 Honavalalz .lllrnlmn m Pulvlvmlran Tlrc Clnsrrn Mcrlals ol llrmnr arr rlrc luglu-sr mulung awzrrdv grvcn rn Cflmxzrx scnmrs, Vlllxc gurl .xml lxn wlux gwc grcnrcsr pmnmc of J wnrrln- wnrrrlmrmn uw rlrr wmlrl .xn- clxovcn cnch xcnr lor :lm lwnor. The Classcn Aw.mls are gm-n uclr vc-.rr ru rlxr Irv: nmsr oursundlng glrlr and hvc must outxundmg lwvs on .1 lmm nf scllolnrslup, lcmlcrrlwlp, .md all nmnnrl .lr'lnrvc1nrnl. l'lu'w: awards arc .mlm provulcd bv Nlrs Amon ffl.rssr11. wulnw ul the man for whom our school war named. Th: cnurc Classrm fnculu' rclcrrs rlu- warm:-rr ul rlrc .rlxovc awards from the ren gurls .md rcn boys w1rl1 the lnglu-sr scluxlasf uc :averages rn rlxc gmduanng clan. Good Cnnzcmlup Awards go ro our lmv Qgwrn lw Clar- scnj and one girl lgrven by rlrc Dauglarers of rhc Amcruunn Rcvolurionj. The American Association of Uuivcrrirv Wumcn carl! year presents rwo scholarslups to oursramlmg xrnmr gurls pm- vidcd rhcv zrrcnd a sure college. MFRRIH l I-N .-In I-'.1fl11nn Duufm Loursra BLACK .411 Pmmr. 11141.-.ng l1w.,,,1 ill-Nl I IHWARIDS 1-11 141-N IOVIN DAl.lf 1111N'1' I3II.l llf IO rzoociu EDIT11 Eruwmzrus IEITITY Mrl.,-RIN ,,,,m, in-,,Wm,H UNM rfulr .nhlff-1 .-1-md 1.1,.,,111 11,11,, 1'.11n.m1 1.1.1.1 ,-1.1-mfmg .mmf .smf1.,f.,,1 Award 11,.g1,,11 ,1W,1 ,,,,M,, MCI, VIRGINIA MATZISN IIM OSBORN FRED EWINC RAMARION WALDE MARION RUSSELL Alarlvemnru Award lllnllvemuucr Awnd Blurb Muxuc Award Vaal Mum Award Fulwllcatvon Awud AWARD Fon Hn IIlll'lII CI Tool. N7 -Slralecspeare XT' ' The Anlummlrnrum Honur Aw.mI no gxvcn bv the :almon- mmnvc uIIui,ulx uw rlxc xuldrmv wlm cunmlwurr mos: on uxuc. rIIorr .unl Lnlcnr In .lmxling In rlxe oIIlcc. Aw.mIx wlmlx gn zo :Inc mnmnnolmg xunicnu xn carlo dc pnrum-nr .nrr. ART, Alexander, I5.nluun Umwmg. Arr Nou- vc-.m. Arr Rcn.nu.mcc. Srcveuson, Conlnn and NVarcr Cnlurg CUIXIIXIVRCIAI., Acmunung .uul Sccrcurul, IINCIISH. HISTORY, HOME ECONOMICS, LANGUAGE. French. I,,lun .uuI Spgumlu, INIATI-IIQINIATICS, NIIISIC, Iiloclx. Vmnl Mn'-aug IOIIRNALISM, Pulslnmnnn, SCIENCE, Sl'I5I5llI I, Iurrnxn, I.mlc 'I'Ixc.ure, Mnry Ixlnrrum-.un Memor- n.nI. .unl ISI.nrv lXI.lrl1nr.m Mcmurml Awnnl for Srrvlfc, Our .nwnnl gnu m rlw mmm nunmnlling girl arlulctc .md .mmlwr lu mhc muxmmlnxg bm .uhlcuu Tlxc I'.um-rson Award I In II-m.nnI lu' llw l'I.m QI 195-I m nu-mmm of Ins:-plx Hester 1 Iiumum. I-nllnwmg xlu- lmmrcx nf nluwr rncmng :Inc Classcn Awonlx llu- wmncrx .orc .urxnngr-I .uwnlxng nr rlxc .ulplubctncal rinlr ul :Inc .nw.1nI. as F f, X if ' 1 yr DICK DUOLEY Clnnfn Award Marbzmallcx Awnrd KA I I II I-IN I IIIN I I-R .Ir1.X'mwf.m .Iunul m IWUIN S IIIIYIINS .hz Ifm.u.-.wmv .huml lnmmr Ilmfmmm ,215- N- DOROTHY MI2l.'I'ON Ifllrx.: If .X'mfen,wn .-luuznl BILI. SLESNICK Clanen Alrdal of Hanar Clanrn Award lllalhrrnatlcx Award Scrmcr flward IIILI. I-IUI.I.UllVAY IIAUI. I5III.I,I5R A V I Claum tfuunrrl' lflaxsen Award ROBERT SWAN Ilfbdlf ,-1w,m1 Vorul Alusrf Award CII-UNI AW-Hd Forenm .-Iward Hormmblc Nlmnon In Hutory I,I:I2 Il.A WIHI TIL I'III.I. KIRKI-IUI'I' HHN STOUT Lum: Cfonlan Cmftn Jlumrd IV4trr Color Dqurlmzmal Award Hoyx' fllfrlellc Award II.-XRIIAII.-X III .-XNVI I.-XRD IMUl5I5NIf I'I'I'fS IUDY SIIIIIVAN KATHARINIE MULKY IIIVIMII5 III5MI'5TIfAI7 VIRGINIA I.IiI: NPWIIALI- ll:-mv .I.w.ull Ilwnf Iimwnm- .4:w.mi Frrmlf xluomx' I,41m .Alumni hmn rl ward ' fi Q 38 BETTY 10 INGRAM .idmmmmmn DOROTHY II'AN RIISII .-Imrrlfan nfxmcxatmn of Unfurrnly II'nrnrn Mary .Hnrllrrrau .Ilzmorml ANN Cl.AIRIz volvo .-nmmm. .-11,0.w,.m of ofnwmfy xvmm I'A'I'RICIA NOR IAHIVAY fngluh WAI IWYNI- IAMIN l.IZI7 SCHIRUK IVAN LONVRY MARY LH? SVVINDIII lurff 'l'Immr .-Iuuml Lmlr Tl-r.mr .Iunml .Ilnw .1I.u1umzu ,Ilrmomzl qlward .Ilnrv .'I1.umm:u Award lor Serum: .Ylzanufz :lward Honorable Montion I .UI S STRONG French DAVID fII,ISNIANN I'm'4I .Music GAMMUN IARRIELL Vocaf flfunc I-RED IAY Publxrnlmn FRANK Ifl,Y Science I f 5 All 54'-0 .--: T. A 'xg f J X QYIX Q A ts- EE'-1? Z R 'nr' ts Am is 7-.5 QQ. 5' 2 af s - ' Pin' - '-uzgv ii' . fe' E 3 40- '3a 1 5' : 7,1 'sa ROBERT SVVAN, Honor Society, organist Q BETH ITEAGLES. Natural Science, National Tliczspian, Little Thea- ter, National Ifnrenmic Q XVARREN PAPIN, Littlc Theater, National Thcspian. Clausen Life, Orbit, Hi-Y, track, Student Council, Stardust, stage nianagcr Q RUTH HYDE, Classcttc. BE'I'l Y GENE REAGAN Q VICTOR TESTERMAN, Hi-Y, Safety Patrol Q NIARIORIE RIVERS Q MIKE HERRING. GUY ROGERS, Student Council, pmctor Q LOUISE WILLINGHAM, Honor Society Q EARL MCCUTCHEON, Student Council, basketball Q BILLIE IEANNE STRONG, National Thcspian, Little Theater. NORMA RAE NVILSON Q BOB HURST, Blue jacket, tennis Q MARY PAI IY MURPHY Q DONALD ELYVICK, Hi-Y, basketball. . .. ,,., , , . . . , , ,M ., .. -. I, - .I L , .. , ,V ,13w.W.--,..E5,,,I,ww.:.g,4..,,i, I, ,, I-.r,..4.,. , , A .. .W t- H7,-.,.-,t.iw.fI,.,,,J...-.. , : - I . . , ., J. III ' -' . . 'w -.-'ii-77' 5 FII:-iifbvfuv,..f,-IgMI-i,.I-J.i.--112'live-'z 1 - r.-I'.y1'i I' -, 11-15-.. .:5'.4f',m- :I fY5:ii,1Qu,:3:' f:I:ig5q:,gv,fg.f.z: I-vvtgz ,f ,I,-. . 1 , I, ' . I ' III. I' ' i 'Hit gk f-' 'f'X?:'Ii-ft 1ffr',fB':'PAa1w '5-bag' ffl. rw w wy-'- 'ww wwf 5--.12-5.Ii.fpf iIq,w'ggj I- - --i.-if 'Q'-'-J-LY ,Q-I: 'fm A .L ' 1g,.i!,, ' N 5 ,il All .st v-A .IJ HILQJ-s,,f. ,, ,-..v.,5.,,l iw, ,, ff .iv3.:,e4i.5j..,.xgN,v,,:51,3..QQl:',5.,g-,7,I.I.h .-rv bm, , , ,I . I, ..f,1,,,..Y.'-.y,,,i.. I. M., .Bw s p, , D 'K 1 i,g'ig,j4f,.-Q,-,,i.IQg1. 1.-. ' Im -I I . Y ' , -IQ , , - ff I .. H.-1 , .1 1 aff 5.3 '.---up if-Q,f,I-I.,,g.Iy g,,.gI',:,,iI..,5.m1..,.f-,,I..,,g,,w. , ..,,, 45. -yi, , , ml I It--.'.f1.'.:-Aka -iX.:1?5L.J' 0,-fixibunlz J.N.'f .G:, I mf ,Ii ' I -fc, . M-I...'w. H521 an-1 fun . - sf- I ?i.fI'Lv'- . 11 if-61-.' '-+1 1- 'I -J i I. ' 'Mv- ' - f - II I - I - . I ,. . ,.,...f.51If--a- .1.. ,,f.ff.,f'.': I.. -wh.,-. I ., ,,1,- - al. '-9-. 4 TED THOMPSON, band Q IO ANN RICI-IERT, Comes Q DICK SKILLMAN Q MARGARET BURTON, Comes, tennis, volley ball, hockey, library assistant. IIALILINE SCOTT, Little Tlieatcr, National Forensic, National Thespizin Q PAUL FULLER. Hi-Y, National liort-nsic, proctor, clclwatc, Honor Society Q ANNE YOUNG. Comes, Courtesy Club, Student Council Q GEORGE SAUNDISRS. Ml:ERRII.iLI.EN VOLK, Art Nouveau, Little Theater, office assistant, Honor Society, Classcn Life, Orbit Q GLADYS PEIEBLIES, Comes Q PAT BLOUNT, Student Council, A Cappella Choir, Safety Council Q NONA IIEAN IVIACKLANBURG, Student Council, Comes. BILL DICKINSON. Ilan American, proctor Q KIQNTON MCGEE, Courtesy Club, procror, Safety Council, Stumlcnr Council. Little Theater. National Thespian, Art Nouveau Q BARBARA SMITH, Comes, Lux Classcri- sis, Student Council Q DONALD SIKES, Hell Hound, band. .1',g.-,.x.,- I , ,- , I , , t i lla' '9A2f-ii?-I-w-! i ' : z. 3 ff, . . ,,.'1 ' ,. ,L , . 5 , ks ' - -, , ,, 5 1 ., ' .I . rf J m l 5' 1' 'YJ l4 l'f'Xx-H 'xi1.:1.-ee f,- Swv-'srl-.'La+ s -1: -Ala-', 1-in .f.1'w2'-'g15,i.-,.v1.,.:+.,-uf'- ' M'-'iff L-.-in lf'1'x - .1 1 t 'kj fi J 1' -. '- T I-'Lf' 'I' W. '4-'cr Li i-su., J. -pi, , i . ., ,I-',.ii.-A .M- ,,i-,.. g f--P -, ws',,f.,?g-.Q-,K .'-g-.Q,,,,5.,:.,g.-- -1--.7-.f,w,,,fgf,.,- .i,,.,g.--mi,-1,6-f,,, .-4--,,'-I., mf..-k,,y,g,yy,,.?, Va... 5, ,Q gm, m,-y., .',. , t.,-,ag-,.,.-A ,. , ,,i-I ua., ,,f,i.'if,f-.-,i,,4t,,: Ypi','..vi1lf-'-, .fifth 'K ' 1 ' . 'i I ,. gf, , .1,-'M - 1 ' 1-' f '1Ll3wi?'- 51-If 9 .1- ' -P' :N t vi. WAN,-r!.:. f' M-'!'f . -' 'I --143 'i' ,J r:',.Z s,.1w Y-1'-' 'Jig'--i--,':2,''v.1zf'Y,r,i f-, exif'-fl -H91 -g'.'.,-H-it Misra-'L..t, 'naw' ,Ji -' .Nh 5. -1- 44- ,, 1-. ,v-..--,-,- -,',w'v 2' .- -- ' ' -J T N , ,- : hit ' ' 1 '. ' ' '5-' . U -'9f f-'al f --'A' '5 l'?5i' ' J-,V I '?, 'I--iii F ' 'VT' J IBF?-1-'1f,' --r ' 31. ' W T k K' A -126:11 ,-if-1 1 X'-'ZTV1 iw-1-T' if-if '4 .- .I -' ,JI .,.v':,-, Y. ,::-i-M.2'-..rt.-5sf:1:.. ,.f ' T- '. J ., - , ,,. WL , I, - i ,,:,, ,, ,.i ' FF'.m. I- '-llfflfillr. .5 iw-,YW1 J 5 ,-'ky - L l V,-,civil x., I T' ' I ,Ag fl i' ily J Eff lt. 1 .ll la f R145 SHIRLEY PUTNAM, Comes Q THOMAS YVILBUR HATCH Q MARIAN SAMUELSON, Comes, Student Council, Stardust Q EUGENE ROBERTS, Student Council, ROBERT SCl-lMlDT, Natural Science, Safety Council, football Q BEI It ANDERSON Q RICHARD GORDON, Honor Math, Student Council, Classen Life Q BARBARA BEAVER, Courtesy Club, Honor Society, Honor Math. GAIL KATHRYN RILEY, Comes, Melting Pot, Student Council Q GENEVA RAHILL, Art Nouveau Q IEAN LOXVRY, Student Council. Comes, National Forensic, Little Theater, National Thespian Q DORCAS DALEY. CONSTANCE STIPPICH, Comes. Art Nouveau, Honor Society, 4'Orbit. Student Council, Lux Classensisn Q CHESTER SMITH, Blue Iacket, football, Safety Patrol, Student Council Q NELLIE GRAHAM Q L. KAYE - WALKER. V ' 4 ,.-,,,,,,g,.,g: . V fy, ,f . - . . . . -' -, . f V , . . 4 4 Wfh' '-N.Q : '-r 'Fu-'A '.- , I .1 x-' . 1 .'.j1', ,E ,- 5 'i Q' E 'QI X '1 D WI, N, -Z, ir, l '2 v.,Zi', 'J 5 Y ,- '. . -,... ' . ' - ' X - V 1 ' ,. v ' - M ,ul ' 1 fl 'E l51 '5 f'i 3R'l5' 55' '5'i 1,'Tf af34'!1?F',1'. i'--fti1x. ':'142-f.l':X:-I1a?G.A ':ii- . ,S .f'w?.- 'VX vf-li 1,1197 -I-,9':f':f1' 1-f-: 1 gg'-.w ' A 1 -' 'Z' NJ- ' v Q: 14 ' X 3iw J'5'?l5' . R S li ' c i ' 5 955 16 ' 'l 'f l'll33f W7 'W 'ffl'if'1i335Ll15frll'i 9f': llf'f555fl'f?' 1'iWl.f?'i F1ftiif5 .Q3'Q-i1q1'i 2751113 5993- UM?'llQ59'f?'3X5'35Q'lfZi15il'fzifliffiiflyi'' R ':Tk--. ,s-'x'S17fi3ZE -:'33fg-'i5:.,-'CP 151' EV I--'viz' f--2152.1 islvi .S :::f?I?2e--pyzrtgvi '- ,S-sf--bw J--. 12 1 ,,, -l witefrs-'GP-,4ql,ft ef ' L ' 1?-'N if- 157,:v,tW2'f ' '1 7 5Yiv A 'y u JQJSNI5 19 'Pr i' ,gr 11 , T' , fi' ',- ' - ' g'-'-if ' --? '1 .Pf' 4: 'Q -if-5-'U 'C' ' 'i HV -' '- As '?7T' 9fij'5-gf'::..Q- 'f ,'ii?'Y'f:44.-3 rf 'X .x,t,I, 'vg.,v.q-r'f':- - 1 , -V-Q . .' 'igi-, 'X ,' ,n p 3. . .!f hai 0-v'Ill'g1 ' ' - ' ' -' V 'wi ' L ' - s l -' ' 1 if - -' ' ' ' '- - '- - ua' ,f : :ere .:1sf'.,i,. ':f:f!,ieg5,,'w1e1:G+,b1...4?mY'silt2-M3-5-5,32f.f:yffi'qfiygkpxfinfe-:af717- 1:1-f 5 ,- ,.,. at in LOUIS TORMOHLEN Q BILLIE IO GOOCH, Rockets, Student Council, Safety Council, Art Nouveau, Honor Society Q TED KEESHEN Q MARY RUTH FOSTER. PATRICIA TURK, Comes, Student Council, Little Theater, National Thespian, swimming Q BILL MORRISON, Blue Iackct, proctor Q MARY LOUISE DAVIS, Honor Society, Girls' Auxiliary band, orchestra, Rockets Q HOWARD HOPPS. RAY MOZELLE TOOMBS Q HOVVARD NEW, from Excelsior, Okla., band, from Fort Smith, Ark., Glce Club and Quartctte, from Cromwell, Okla., band, from New Lima, Okla., band Q PATSY DUNCAN Q RICHARD WINFREY, band. VIRGINIA MALONE, Student Council, orchestra Q BROWNIE MALLORY, band, wrestling Q DOROTHY MCQUARY Q DEAN CUT HBERTSON. band. Q I Nt 457 4? ,v 4 A. af. :LJ if rr? t . 'r 1.' ,ii in iiglfif i If If Ulejff' IEANNE HERWIG, Comes, Courtesy Club, Student Council, clinic assistant Q ROBERT MAXWELL, band Q LUCILLE HOWARD, Classette Q BOB HAY, wrestling. BILL I-IOLLOWAY, Student Council, Honor Society, debate, extemporaneous speaking, National Forensic Q MARY FRANCES MCKELVEY Q ISABEL ELMORE Q PEGGY IO HOLLIS, Glee Club, Classen Life, Classettc. WILLIAM KEMP, Hi-Y, Little Theater, Safety Council, National Thespian Q SARA IEANNE REDAK, Comes, Clausen Life, Orbit, Stardust, Courtesy Club Q THELMA WALKER, Honor Society Q TOMMY WICGINS, Safety Council, band, orchestra. SLIEANNE PHELPS, Classcttc Q MARY LOU SMITH Q LEE SCHIRCK, Little Theater, National Thespian, Student Council, Melting Pot, Natural Science Q CENEVIEVE BOYD, Comes. .S . an -- , . . I . ' ,,,,' ,,i, I , I , .C N ,. , ,., .,. .. A. ...,.,,..,,,,+,, , ,... H ug. ,..-4, . . nw. , , .k 5 ., A su mph , . , -,M I ' -v fi - ie' J- ' i5,L.f1,.f.q-f,f5'1'-'ffFM' '. ,IQ-. rs ., 5 S! -al' :-.f,,fSwi:-: 1'3f,- .jgffitral-Q2-? 7,3-lT2j?1--:AE-.g,,4:,,, ,gigt -y-L5-5,515 gfggrll-I,5,11515ag.M,'I'3!,.5?1'a4,i'j.Q?i5r5.rim Y' EDWARD COON Q RICHARD IOHNSTON, Blue Iacket, procror, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Student Coun- cil, Safety Council Q VASTA SUDBERRY Q CLYDE ROBERT FORBES. CHARLESIHAYES Q RETTA BEEKMAN, Comes, Student Council Q IEAN MCMURRY, Comes, Student Council, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir Q PAUL LENA MONROE, Comes, Student Council. IANE WARD HARRELD, Comes Q FRANK IONES Q LAURA BROWNE Q LANELLE MCCLESKEY. BEN STOUT, Pan American, football, wrestling, proctor Q EVELYN FENTEM, Comes Q BILL BURNS, Art Nouveau. crack, O club Q HEARTWELI. MCCLESKEY, Blue jacket, I l 1 l ii l i l l 1 1 l 1 I 3 l 1 'I 'l ' z -5 ' T.-A f :,.,f: . , .'.',4-.:.I,,li-0 - ... N . .siirmi 'FT' '26- TQ 59 AP Q H' f I! I .DW GERALDINE GRIFFETI-I, Student Council Q WILMA WAGGONER, Honor Society, Comes, office assistant Q SCO'I'I' GLEASON Q IANE GOFF, Comes, Student Council. BILLY MILLIREN, Blue Iacket, band, orchestra Q MARGARET OLDHAM, Comes, Honor Society, office as- sistant, Student Council, Little Theater Q VIRGINIA NEWHALL, Honor Society, Safety Council Q WYNEMA WARD, Courtesy Club. Glec Club, Student Council. LOIS IONIQS, Art Nouveau Q LYNN MCGUIRE, Little Theater, National Thcspian Q BETTY WEBB, Honor Society, Comes Q PAUL DARROUGH. Honor Society, tennis, O club, proctor, debate, National Forensic. CHARLES BRESNEI-IEN, Glce Club, A Cappella Choir, band, orchestra, track Q GERALDINE LOUISE FULKS Q WAYNE DUVALL Q IEAN PORTER, Student Council. Comes, Natural Science, Art Nouveau, tennis, Honor Society, Honor Math, ping-pong, office assistant, secretary of Student Council, ' if--1' . ' ,'2Al-Ii-fi i'i: Llii7'i:i . V ,.,,,, 1 F x x'YS,i :D A 1 1.13 .A Y iw, xki3,3M1wg,, li, , Jflifa ,Q 4 ,I Y. 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MARGARET BARRETT, Classcttc Q HELEN AYRES, Comes, Student Council Q WALTER MOORE, O club, tennis, proctor Q FRED COLLINS, Blue jacket, Safety Council. PRISCILLA SIEBER, Pan American Q KENNETH WEST Q ELIZABETH ANNE IACOBS, National Thespian, National Forensic, Honor Society, Lux Classcnsisn Q IACK CLARK, proctor, debate. it fr '- L 'M ' M 'L.0i4z1 A'Se1f ? IK - i' A di '-fy' - ink f vv gf ' hysgglix--,'mQfe1g-,gb ,:4,'-51, gf.-:l.i,-1g,fff,..m1 I .,i ,hx mi fl . . in--i 'x . , Nl., AN, i - - .fm ,. F , ,N I ., Q 3,-L Ti.-,, .i...ggi . U,--,, :Mt--r, 7, . -,.,.- 4-5,-Q1gm..g,-3-'f,1 1L'l?Qffxj.l QW , 4 f -ff'-1,-S.. .C wiv,-:W -, 115-mm -.yy A . -, M5 . x, .,, -i ' . f' 1. .. ,f - ,i ,A f , . 4 .A if-A f , ... .. - 1 mags IL, Lv . f' 4:-.xv ti , ,, .l x . L., ' ,-by . . At.,-.y y ,, . - .-i,.,- U, ha ., 3 1,-'ah ,. ,.. yi-,.,. . A K -1' we-. P.. ' vm ,-K ' fire. .yvq'r, 'lgglf 1l7:.G!Ff1 '. -:W.fn'M f?'ii '??73l:'5' s?g-gif? gf 'V 'vi'-5i? 3E7T?5, 11, gt,- eg : 45 1, y,,gL,,,Q E ma,4,313,557-,f2'sfi:i2 f321, y.,.fg.i2g:22?1C TQfi?f?53,i1iE-'., ' T ' '- -1,, V ff ', ' i 5 I. Q ' li V if' . - - A' . ,- f g A- ,Q A X 3-,gi-Etfl.,-lr.ij-lgjgiitia''E'3g5jJvft.f'f'f'5g'i:l'AgQ, ':. .f '- -Lx: g .'yiL!1i- ,-f..1,v,?'1E , .gil BFI I Y BERNARD, Student Council, Courtesy Club. Comes, Safety Council, Melting Pot, Orbit Q IACK ZIERBONI, foutlmll, O club Q VV. CLYDE CURTIS Q ROBERT BERRY. BILL KILPATRICK, Blue jacket, prnctor Q BEI II IO INGRAM Q IOHNNY STEVVARD, band, orchestra Q IOAN BLANTON, Classette. IULIA NICGOVIERN Q BILL DIETRICH, Natural Science, tennis, O club Q IERRY NELSON, Girls' Aux- iliary baud, orchestra, Rockets Q VANCE MCCOLLLIM. DOUGLAS IOLLY, wrestling, football Q IOSEPHINE VAUGHAN Q GAMMON IARRELL. A Cappella Choir, Glce Club. Pan American, Natural Science Q MARY IANE BROOKS. Comes. r-'Y?:j'+v-R' W A1 fwwf-, ' -. . I' ':. 9 -r - it ' K' - -. - E' II'Il iI.'7'fll37'-IFWFV'- A, W E1-, W, TIL M. , V' -i .' , ,ji E vF'f:?Ef71. t.fi'- ' if 1ffKf7,. -'5,3fZ:'X-Ai '1 H mr., ' 5 ' ' .: - , I -fr!-J .,.+ .,-1-'- ,f,s 14'lgl15gL:!':-zfa'-:q.'fi5 wg ,--ky .-.-,f-fr',j', . ,X . it x-3.':f'.21ymf, ly: .gaf,r:ugf:,.-K'-zvggfs,gag3,'.:p',1f -31 511515. .31 'gg 55.13 .,'..7, -'ffg -2, . L'f 'llff-'X 'nk ' 1 1-V ,-will 1,4 X,-1 ,vrnwu .-.-- -Q '.-Nlgw-V, 'lfiffwf w1::',v:fs,'v:h52L4la-QA 'QZZ-.H --nzfm -..u':a f!ga'. -- ',,g',1 may ,-4 1 ey ,.?- ff ' ,.. tg,e,g,.'.- Y .I ..g, g-v1,...'1.-rl.v,4:-..f ,wg . . -pw ' ' 2-xii JIU. 'w . th, A L l K H, tf-'+-X'- . 'ti'1...4- GJ- -J' 1 , uf. sh, gps-5 A.Ssl'4-2, -fir ,rw tif -1 'l.:- fp ,4-gt 1-M, - QL- ..,1fgfq,,--t.f,gw,' '-grwwflfu-N ',,---1-w X ., 6 I Q W- P gp, J K wfgrtf s lf Mil' ,Hear L .lujrbfg-tqsr ' '- I L 'Lfvfx I Q . .. ,gf .., . ,,,,.n , 'f 1 1. -+,1':'D',iI r 'wAQ',xg1iJ I - W- I iw,-,,:fy,:ftgrf' awp. 5' 1 ,, if w as Q if 6, t.. ' 25 xKgr..v. , ,,. ,IX-all 'v. ,',. . '- - 1-1--' ,. --it 1 . .., ff. t . ., ,. V- .,.l ,. .., 1 , . . ritmlizvglmg. , ww W , 7 . l . -. 1 E, 5 1 , it i,-3,f ,, I Y t VA! A, , W . . 54 . . L A ,I rv- 3 ., wr-,g3,,. -5, ,u,-dvitra, x., v .i- ,. ,, .' , , , - F -. Yury., ,Ji v. . -Ldfcsf'-'J' , , .ti .fl , 'mn - .5 .. ,.1.-I-'Q'-l.. ww, init, , ,ww .a -g.,w'mm1-f-.pe .iw,w ,..iL 1 K -1, ' ,H 'w ' - I '- a.-.-., - - , -f .,-P 'A-Q.. . , mf I Tyr. 2' Y-.xi ?,.,r:.fifffT': i,'ill5g5,-qw-V-a,fg:k,a:3 ljgl- fra gif, ,, in-,,l.:f-E.,s3:5f.,L-qiLQ,.,5, :Ivy .125 3 A, vw, .vii 54 Mi ni-Q?3?,a 5553,-t ,lg-5 5511, fgtigi-A-,P3QY:'l3r wiwd?gQfg,f+Qr'21j3xf5Ll:q.,.v,:yff3ufQg:.':M Q , ' ,, Y v if 7 'Q- 13' 'Is I 'Q Gu an Q,-me. IACK BROMLEY, Student Council, band, 'Safely Patrol, track Q LILLIAN COOK Q GLEN SILVEY Q LOUIS IVIILLER, proctor. RUSSELL RAINES, Student Council 0 FRED HUSYON, band Q IOY OWENS, Glee Club Q BILL BROWN- ING. E. A. WEAVER, Blue Iacket, basketball Q OLETA BURTON, Comes, Courtesy Club, office assistant, Student Council Q BILL YOUNG, tennis, proctor 0 MARY IEWEL SNEED, Classette, library assistant. ARLENE OLIVE FAIRLESS Q IACK AMIS Q LYNN ALBERTSON, Comes 0 ALBERT CURTIS, band. ,W if ' ' 'ii V ' . f -, , Q H - il A 3. '-1 1. .. 1, U , A M ,gif Ajhgi vm . -. V I 5 jv,ff.1,T3',ggr,-jg-55325 r v'tI+'-',-r':f--:wQ,,-1, , - '. , '. t. 5. L -2 4: -,,.:- . hir- ' 2 J- - .- f . f. I - , -I-f 'f,2'L4 M39 JI 4 4nfi'f'- 1 -F'-v ma-If f ' ., f 1 ' .'.I.f,-F 'f 'xii --M 3: t:1.+i:-sfifi I w f-u-Q-.---P,-1121 ,I - ' -K M ' ml- - . Uh..'.fL7'r5w1.64i4V4-,g,.' Q1 4 ll' I 5 2-1 5-is l fadsrf 1- 'i,i9Nif52'45Q5i't'4'1 5:1535 5 'f Lw- W, ,cg 5.3,-,KJ--5v,:a.l ,, , wi V. wg. ,U Q- -,it in AL L - ,Ai F343 V :Em M -o r . ,Q , .,k,,M I . 1 4, ff- yy i .Us g.- H V. .,., ,M W i w -,.,,- . Q I-MJ.-1,3 : ..i :-J-.wr fm lk QF .--'Q .1 cw: .fs nf- .--4,-.- '. Lf, ,ig ,ffQv,.g- .v 'five H f..gv,i.':-,ff-uv!5,'r3'.'v,- :fy -is-,:5,,:? -,r'.xiif ,f-4, ti. , ,, , V g p- I' -, f Q , - 4' -V277 fi. P- 1 R n in Jil, 13 wg .. ,U 3.7.5-,glf'.f. y ty , .fy - ., ,...-gg 1, ,!.-5.7: .L 1. ,QSM N.!g4,i,fQi,,3,.,,,6m,i.,'ggi,.'Ql'rg,,: it-Q,,i:,,q,,n.-IU, . 1,L,,y5i-,, jg',j',.-w.,-' Al:-jgnik.-g',':' .1 ,A Q. mx, ww vena r . 1 x.w M m f P ,ug , 1 -, ..H. 0 H f-- , H, .ga I l - l MARION OSBORNE Q LORRAINE MOORE Q SUZANNE MCMURRAY Q IOHN MCINTYRE, Hell Hound I Q BILL MARCHANT Q KATHLEEN FIELDS Q BETTY s1ELEY Q EDWYNA CASE IONES, A cappella Choir, Glee Club, Comes, ESTIES SMYRNL Q ROBERT SCHNVARTZ Q BETTY ALLEN Q EDDIE NEFF, Ho club, Swimming. CHARLES CARLETON Q CHESTER POWERS Q ANNA DEAN BOWERSOX, swam Council, Pan Amm- Call. Lx- Q , . A f . A D, A.l. A .. , V R. . Q' .1 - u l. H a? 3 : N - Fzff11-wi' ' '?v iff f elii ir ' ag ,' 1i' :Q 235315: 'If-Q 5 TL? jifff flilwi' if , 54 ff:51? :a,f'fg2f . A R T ' E D - - V- A 1 4- fv V .1 A . ' - w-4.1.-w , f-.,' '.-, ' 11, -.,- Eg 1.4.5,-Wg,5f1'1,,-1.1, 5:13-nfgim. 51,5 wg- .. -4 A 2:1:3-4f'3'q,1'5',--:'?-zeV5 lg.,l:5E7:L,,Yf1-,,, :L '- 'l -'51 I ,, ,. .V ,. ., , - 'F - - ,A f '-L 41 .L D+:--. -2- ,-1, N, . .Y , ,, ., 'R' Qi' 7-1 J IUNIOIQ C,'I,.'1,YS Ol I 1C1:'If,S'.' Bill Crowe, prcxirlcntg Ixlaxwell H.lmiltnn, vice-presimlciitg iNI.1rg11rct Chaniller, secre- tary: Bill Opp, trcaxurcrg Iamcs fXh'Cgiinpbcll, reporter, and ndeigraduate Innior .xml wplioinorc Q-Liss members, from ll scniork puinr ol view, .irc unimport.1nt eogs in rlu- whccl of Qil.lSSCIl.S progress. But these lower rlgissincn will won an-ii into rhu lenders' shoes. The chip-li activities ul the junior class are to pick our their senior rings .ind to entertain the seniors with the .innnnl Prorn in the spring. SPOIlSOl'lllg the juniors rhix year :ire Miss RCIIIZI SOI'f1'O.1IORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sorting thc fingers and Inrnm, lm-snletng lark Nirholxon, vice-presirlcmg Berry len lXI.n'gn, i'cpurtcrg Bill Holstein, Sgf.-ZHAAIFITISQ anal Ruth Inn Iamcs Logan, Sgt.-nt-arnls. Nvgivc Hiller, clmirlnnn, Nliss Berniece Gordon, lXIixs Lcliii ljlCli1lfLl and Klrs. Helen Sittel. lwlr. Iohn l'4ulcn war hand ol' the committee until he ilccimlcnl hell rather he in the army. The sopho- inorca have no special rhityg they just concentrate on growing np. Sponsors are Nlrs. lwlaibel Park, chnirnlgln, lXlr. Clnrlr-S Sgnnple ami Nliss hlurjurie liitiiiiaircl. following thc arms nrrncluerl, left ro right, Dcinnic Ben n Apple, thc slmrry one in rlu- mirlille, rrcasurcrg Don c Long, seeretnrv. TA- - 'V' - all g-, V I P xg x we -1 ' ' ef N ff' 'gy 9. .. 'Z 4 6 ., -F x .... 'Rs QA ,Z . flw' .I 'r 'R' ::c.v 11 funn ' Q Y u,,,..v Ji ., 1'- .Nx ' Q-un T 'pl' wr h ,, N BI5'I'I'Y VVOOIDRICH Q CAROLYN VVEST Q IAMES CLOUD Q CHARLOTTE VVILSON Q IO ANN CRIEAMIQR Q CIZCIL MIIRRAH. VVARRLN ALLI-N Q MARCARIQT BAIRD Q OVVIEN ARMAND Q BETTY IANE SMITH Q NIARY K. PIVIAIRMAN Q BILLII2 LOU NLVILLI2. MADLYN VVVBISR Q I3Ii'I'I'Y RAY VVIEBB Q RICHARD LH? Q MARY LOUISE STIIELIQL Q IHIETTY LOII XVATLRSON Q MIELVIN IIIERCI3. BI-TTY MLCIORMICK Q CLINT MORRISON Q VIRGINIA KIMBERLIN Q IERRY M. SHIRLEY Q NANCY LANL Q IANI2 CTOCKIZIZLL. BILL CAI,DVVIEI.L Q SHIRLEY AKERS Q CHARLEEN KUNC Q EARLE E. GRAY Q IEAN MCCORMICK Q IACK MQCILURIE. ,ix I .m7... 1,1---M -7. 1 V 'QL- av in 3- .L if is .3 fx -FG 3 xg, 'ff 1:35. 'W Rx big .'C7' -1' fl C. Q1 IESSIE RUTH HAY Q CAROLINIZ HARRUP Q RANDALL LINNEY Q MAY DEAN KING Q VELDA RUTII McDANII5L. CSI-IRISTINI2 ISRIDCIIIAND Q MARY LOUISE CARTER Q PAT SINOPOULO Q ERNEST HILL Q BIi'I I'Y REE IOIINSTON. IIEANNI5 IIILI. Q MARY LOU MILNER Q IACK PAYNE Q BETTY LOU BEAN Q HARRIETI' PALMER. IMOGIENIE DOLIES Q MARY CATHERINE CATLETT Q KENNETH SMOCK Q MONA PHILLIPS Q IO ANN HOXVARD. CIZLIA MARX Q MARY ELIZABETH COOPER Q BOB HENDERSON Q RAMONA YERGLER Q CONSTANCE ARCHER. ff M- 5 , E -If-O 15- ... K 'vb '5' 'Yr+... 'I 1-. T! ' ffl! .31 Q, wr 1 :sz 'I V ww I. S' 6' R I , ROGER HODGSON Q IANICE HARBAUGH Q DRAYTON IVINS Q PAUL PARSONS Q BETTY IEAN SCOTT Q III5NRIIiT'I'A IONIES. IEVI5I.YN IIFROME Q LIALAND HARRISON Q GLORIA PHILLIPS Q BETTY LOU Q ROY XVADF Q LOUISE IIOEFLE. VIRGINIA YOVNG Q IOAN MILLER Q BOBBIE AUSTELL Q IOHN SVVAFFORD Q NORMA HAYS Q DOROTIIYE IIIZLEN Tl TTOR. I. EARL VARRIS Q RHEA MAY Q VIRGINIA IIRASHEAR Q TOM GARRE'I'I' Q EUGENE KIBLER Q VONIETI' DALE. BI5'I I'Y ANN GILBERT Q LA VERNA PENDIJZTON Q PERRY POUND Q IOAN PARK Q FRANK COHOON Q LORABELLE DARROXV. Tr Wi'?, + V -v w':.-rv? ' 'A - if 'fgl ' . L 'aaa E5 1 ,ki- if'- 'FV rm mm 55 vga- 'ix -4+ .,, RALPH BURNIETT Q PAM XVATTS Q MARY ANN BLACK Q BRUCE SCOTT Q BIEIIY REESE. MARTHA L. KNIGHT Q BARBARA STARR Q NANCY PARSHALL Q TOMMY MCMURRAY Q l-l,IZABl5'l'H SIEVVFLI.. BliT'l'YP120l.ll1ll'l'lSNHl?l.D Q LFSTFR MOORE Q BILLIE BEANS Q SHIRLEY ANN VVHITWELL Q DONA IIZAN O'DAY. IOLIENE HINMAN Q DORTHEA VVHITNEY Q WALTER GRAY Q PAT PUTNAM Q BEIIY BOB ANGERMAN. NAOMI MORGAN Q NORMA IUNE TRUSS Q DORIS THOMSON Q GENE CHEATHAM Q IEANNE BREIVOGISL. I 95594 Qs- 6 5. Ivy 'Ur' ' 1 own- '26-I is I mi 5 ' YT 5 Q6 -Z-f ' I .l I l 6 ok ,X in S. la x L, I' 'C' 'Vw 4' If ,in -1, t A ,fel I5 wr' M 1' TOM OOTAN g MARIORIIJ OAIXON g DOROTHY THOMSON g MARY VRANCPS Mfrsmns g NORMA lwxRKlfR g M cam' CO7,'xT'Ii RI'I'II 'LIIOMAS Q MAXINV 'IIIIOLIIN Q B. II, MUORI: Q GLORIA SIIIERXVOOIJ Q M:'sRCiARIfT PARKI R Q DORIS TxIl'I KY. RORIRTA CROW' Q NANCY IIFAN Q BOB IIYLIF Q PIZGCLY ITIIBANK Q ANTIONVTTI5 BI'RNIIATx1 Q IITK IA KUIFS. M.'XR'I'IL'X I'.'YI'IlI'RSON Q Mr'XRC.SfXRI?'I' STIQYVART Q GLORIA CORNISH Q FLOYD XVILSON Q ITI-'RN UARRIf'I l' Q MARY I.l If KMIJIJARIJ. IIKIIUIIIIIIY MONAIIAN Q VIRGINIA Llili KEEGAN Q KENNETH OSBURN Q IIFLFN KISFSITIE Q ILANNI2 IIANSI-'N Q IBANNIII III-A IAMLS. gnu. Ku 1 5- K sa, is-, 6.1 Q -no-v X r I 111IU:'g1mI1n1lL's. . . vlvlvrn- .nf ,lwwmmplifly 1 gun ,ml-iw -ani QS-p Q?-f BOBBIE HAWKINS Q IEAN IRVVIN Q RICHARD KIRCHNER Q LOIS MOORE Q HELEN CUNNING- HAM. IACK TUMILTY Q SALLY LOU MITCHELL Q BILLY GLASS Q MARY RAYMER Q EMMA McDEAR- MON. NADINE CARMICHAEL Q LESTER BROVVN Q BETTY CLASSEN Q DON PHELPS Q EREDDA DAVIS LUCILLE PEER Q PATSY MURPHEY Q WALLACE EEILD Q KATHRYN WEBB Q DEE GAMBRELL BOBBY KAY CROCKETI' Q MARY LOUISE PACKARD Q HARRY STALLINGS. W 1' '5fn-- 34. if J... '1 sg? w Wi 1 B J six Q'-,, I L3 ,I- v J . 'H 5 3 '1 I I l T l E N Hclirilius . .. H ln'm'L'w' .nflwlnu Jflnl' up .lt C!kl,VSl'71, .mnzrmzr tfunlxf up L1 new Hlfr, fmnzflfzllgzz mun- .14qrrx ml up tlvmr coral mnfx and ClLI.U'l'Il lux 11 mu' rfzrwwz of Jfmzz'tlmlAQ or ntlwr, 1314! l'C,'l'H t',X'l'llIlfllltQ flu' .vzuulry 1lmw1 zmfzv, Clmfwz lm .1 auzrzrtv uf ,nI1L'1l1z',r. Vluo mwzlmu 11 ffm, tfn' ull-.wlmllf H11.Xl'I'X, lin' Varnty Rrumf, 'U fv.1I xl Mfr, II4'11za1mI111I11, ln , flu' jmzwr-swzmr IWIYH7, fmrmfw, fnntlmll mm' I14IA'll'!'f1NlH gamer. Susan Severin . Qrbit Queen U' Susan Severin, Orbit queen, was elected after a wbirl-wind campaign conducted by several of ber admirers. Nominations were made by tbe student body from ballots in the Classen Life and final voting was with Orbit receipts. fois Stout . . . Football Qttlcettil 9 Lois Stout, dmzmulivc lzrunet, was the football team'.v royal lady this seamrz. It looked as though they wzrrr' krvpuzg it all nz the family when Smut mmnazed Smut in Comet Capers, but tlJcy'rc just good fricndx. '11 Q' rlzfgmfct bo l1IH'lCllGlf . . Sonoma Qlassen U' Iblargaret Chandler, Senorita Claxxen, was one of Oklahoma City'.v good-will envoy.: to our neighbors to the soutb at the Capitol Hill-Illex- ico City football game. Sbc was prexcnted with a :ombrero by Gene Edwards in assembly. is X ik 5' A W once falter e wp V , IV K 5 X 'fi' 'QE V . IJ V0 . . . Blue jacket QIIUCII Ax Lylqt XX jj jk xg W' lance Faltcr, Blue lacleet queen, was officially Hjacketedn by Bill Fisher, president of the club, at the annual fall dancc, November 14. The symbol of her office was the traditional white corduroy jacket. Q ji? J! ' W KEN VJ' J x NX X' ., V -bf' .Rm fpiw Hltln fyblllflg . . Basketball Sweetheart Ii' Ann Young was 1941 basketball sweetheart, elected by the members of the team. Captain Earl Mccutcheorz presented Ann to the student body in Comet Capers and escorted ber to tlae Classen-Enid homecoming game. 0 a t 1 W., e ii' P: i . nf? !n' I vp D 1 1 if I 4 I, L 'hZWCl'0ll7'VlUd Qguecns . . . Pirtnrea' ahoue are the other rruza'1a'ate,v who wed for royalty honors at Classen. Beginning at the bottom and reading clockwise: Bette Clarke, Louise Ivtznce, Euelyn Fentern, Doris Gene Kramer, Nlnry Lee Thomas. I O 'L 'm .'il'4l47,, i H9 .117 'z Y gf , I I A '-4 IUNIOR RQ,l':XRlANS. c'lc'cu'1l by tlw srmlcm lmmly .us lwnm'.u'y ll1C'I1llN'!'S of ilu' Rut.1ry Cllllv, lvfm lu rlglu, .lI'C, from row: l'.lt H.ullcy, Gym' l5llw.u'mlx .xml Bull cll.lI'lil'Q lurk rmv: Rulwrl Ixllfll. Dnla Duulcx' .mal llzml Opp. s-K ix WWE ffl' . l3A'l4l'll'll-SON Xvlzlili OFFICERS who scrvccl one clay H1 Illc IWUEIIIUIIN of cxty .uul wlmul ullxuals .irc l'.1ul Opp, clty clcrla: Gene lfclvvnnls, princip.1l of cll.lS'sk'l11 Bun Smut, mlncf of tllc llrv 4lk'P.ll'llllCl1IC .mul Bill Clnrlw, prcslclcnt of thu wluml lumrml. 6 0 ,lb ' The llluy ls 'llmc l.1ltlc -I-l1C.llL'I' put urs llI'.lIIl.llll nlulxrx' lmu 5-:L'ill' tllls Nl'.lNUH wlllm .1 lllllc . 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'ia .Y R31 L 8-1 J T lRRARY.H Whenever there is a book report to get over-night these smiling sub- librarians can find the thinnest vol- ume with the largest type. The keepers of the containers of knowl- edge are left to right, around the table Harriett Chantry, Louiezon Killingsworth, Maxiiie P u t n Cl m, Iucly Sneed, lean Boardman, Doris Hall, Standing at back right is the librarian, Mrs. lvlildred Patterson. AFETERIA.. They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach and Loree Smith. who graduated last year and works in the cafeteria now, should have captured many a heart the wav she dishes out the food at the cold counter. l.nree is shown ahove selling ice cream to a group of hungry Hemales. LIIC... These aspiring nurses soothe the aches and pains of the students who come to the elinie which is under the supervision of isirs. Charlotte Stringer. They are ffront row, left to rightj Garnier Smith, Marie Marple, Nlrs. Stringer, Theda Yar- borough, and Iudy Sullivan. 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Nlxclicy l.ulmx'. Ljcnc l'ruII, Bill lllL'lI'lkl1. Al-ll0IHLlN Tlmgarnl mul Dun Stun: arc Clilllfllillllllg Sw .1 yn-.xr tu the xulupurr ul' .m I-nglixh uhlld fur mln- flunumn of the war. Tluwc remote cmxrrlmlu p.1p.1x wxll mm money to tal-as cure ol thcxr llrllc lvumllc- lrmn Britain mth luhs after xclmol. Q? O, sa X 1 ' 'A 4 is L 4. -31. af lv lm. b .- .urm :,,.,.. -WK l.x14m., v f L-, 1 'S- xi. Y, , I 's 3' .Fi Al 'x ' x Jqftcif the 13011 701 ls Richard Iolinston, sans mustache and siilcbiiiais, impcrsnnatcs a Comes president in thc Bluc Iackct take-off on the baske-tball quccn initiation. loc Hoffman and Icssc Holshouscr play pcckfaflvcm lwiiincl his back. Iamcs Curly Loucks, chairman of thc proctor force, like all guard- ians of tlic halls, has to work liard to kccp thc halls in orilcr and thc girls cntcrtaini-il. The admiring throng arc Betty In Brown, Ray Niozcllc Tomnbs, Sue Ann Phelps, Ioan Grablc, Geraldine Wi'iiiklc, Ican Boardman and Mary Catherine Carlcrt. ml iw la 23' HEY URVIVE Surviving the toughest schedule in the history of Classen's football career, this year's squad under the guidance of Coach Leo Higbie and his assistant, Emil Schellestede, emerged with four victories including one cver Central, five losses, and a 0-0 tie. Captain Ben Stout, all state guard, was a prominent figure in all games. Coach Higbie stated, Ben is by far the finest leader and one of the outstand- ing players of the state. He completed the final pass to Eddie Blalock, all city end and next year's captain, to snatch a decisive win from the Central Cardinals, Classen's most enthusiastic rival. Other outstanding players were Vaughn Shirley, all city, mid-state, and all state tackle, and Paul Lovell, who scored the greatest number of touchdowns. Probably the greatest loss to the team was the death of Coach l-ligbie's father, because he was well lilced by the team members and all who knew him. Student managers, who were in charge of equipment and assistants to the coach, were Fritz Larwig and Howard Rasltin. ff .r ,Y e.,..w. emszwz f 1' . il .,?5u- ' -' - r my ix aua7!icZauu zwfbqada ...0na0-0 743 .Sree ' 'gp' 'Figs i l. i. -i 'PII GH l940 CHE ,ll LE, Rc-auliug across lwotlm pages arc tackles, Vauglm Shirley, Inmcs Black, Ed Trout, Glen lXlcKin- lcv, llolm Kcllv, XV1:n4lc'll liruoln nncl Paola Osborn, nucl tlmc quarals. lack Allyn, Robert Allen, lirecl Smmllcy, Vcruc XVooclx, loc lflxlffll, Charles IVIcDounld and Rolwcrr Sclunidt. Stnulmlliug tlxc cnrrlm on tlmc opposite page arc tlmc centers, W'inficlCl Brnwdy. Hugh Wlillloytc :xml Douglas Iolly. Gunning at lui xplcmlul uxuu is Cozlclx Leo lliglmic. l,lCflll'L'll .nr rlw lwotturn flu' lmclaliclll inclullcs, front row. Kcirlx Nlourc, Snmllonl Plant, llxlr lluur, l'nul l,uvvll .mal Kluxwcll H,unilt0n, guul on ilu' luck row, Turn' l.ynns, licn Stout, PM llgullcy, lfmnk Kcllcrt .mil Iulxu XVQQI. f x : 'V 'iv : yi. .sat EN! manning, ffl'-4 :LJ-BBS' I ...li-l.' lil .1 , was UW-4 - an ' ' HJ rum, Sn , - A6 Q 'll x -N' ' fz,5 b Goode QF.- ' .Bea 'D -as' if - 4 da. F3 L Viz. 3 I '-se. N ,Ji ww IGHLIGIIT liiilllvncli Iolin West was wtoppccl ln' .1 Rcdslain of Capitol llill lwlinrc nickle Vaughn Sliirlcx' coulcl .irrivc :it tlic situ- ation tu give .1 little' .isxiQt.iiicc- in ilu' iwiuf ture nt tlxc lclt. Clasecn lost fi-iz. lint Cmclx Higlwic callccl it Llw but game of tlmc vcur. Ac the lmttnm riqlir lmnil cnrnc-i', llilc tliv: Scaiion, but tlmc Central tcaun incin- Liin Bun Stout rinls liini of one inlcrfcrci in rlxc fnrvgroiiml. Q n M? lfniif .irc Siler: xlfc'xf1ri1lz'r, lfyirqgll Grc'c'ne, Ifzl Blalocfe, Ianiex Lugzzn, Cfiexler Xmrtfr, limi Frni Kmnlw. l 70014 ancf fouoi . . u Ixlllh liI.1w-n i Clipilnl Hill-Clmwii u Alva-lil.: ssi' n I 3 Ci-nrr.il-Cl.iswii X1 lfiiisl-Cl.isu'ii I 4 Slinvviiucrfflmwii n lliiilvi Cc'i1tr:il-Clmwii ll NilFlII.1l!-C,tl.lS5K'Il iz AlllSliUgl'K'-Cll-INSCII 7 Olmiiilgvr'-Cl:iucii ll lm fig sn 0 0 n 14 7 7 95 Hunt provul to bc lizirml rn lmmllc' :luring bers gnngcnl up on liiin licrc .incl IHOIIICII' mrily put zi stop to his gLllLlV.lI1IlIlg. Lip- Slzels Geiger Sweetheart Stepping out on the stage to greet the student body are basketball sweetheart Ann Young and Captain Earl McCutcl1- con. The Comet team T4 chose a sweetheart this season instead of the traditional queen. Her identity was kept secret until a special Comet Capers ',,.-4 sponsored by the Comes pep club. Then, escorted by Earl, Ann stepped through a gold-and-blue paper star, and the 1941 sweetheart was officially pro- claimed. Attendants were Dorothy Helen Tutor, Mary Frances Morgan, Billie Ola Clay, Ioan Grable, Evelyn Fentem, Carolyn West, Mary Louise Carter, and Jacqueline Turner. hey 'lake Regional 'litlef s as Atlvqiiieiiug ln the seiui-linals ol ilit' state tournament. the hasliethall ICLIIU, eoachetl bv llarolcl ili. 'lSltiiuiuer lslilf ler anti Trainer Ben Burlse, liiiiisheil seeontl in the intra-city league anal fourth in the mid-state contest. linishing their regular selieclule with ll wins anal ii cleleats, the squad corneretl the cliampionship ol the regional tourn:unent.s 'lilies' reaehetl the semi-finals in the state hut were tleleatecl hs' the lfnicl lllainsnien. linalists in the state. The team was awartletl a hantlsoine tropliv by the Okla- homa Athletic Association lor winning the regional title. Through the ellorts nl liarl lXlcCutelieon, heaclliner nl the squacl :intl such stars as liinms' hlitehell, liiitliluv llc-nee, Charles llugslev antl Gene Clieathaiu, the teani achievetl more than pi'ogliostie.itnrs lwretlieteil. XhrIl1Cll 'Alk'cilllCl1L'0ll NYLIS .ll3SL'llI l'l'Ulll fllt' iqllllll fill' SCX 98 Nr-,J 12,1 eral weeks because of an arm injurv, his suhstitute was either lf. A. Vifeaver or Charles Dresser. Although Earl lVlcCuteheon, lliiddv llence. li. A. XVeaver and limmv Evans will graduate, the Ulllll will still have such stars as limmy hlitchell, Gene Cheathani, Charles llugslev, Charles Dresser, Tomniv Suggs .incl Ros' Cope to l'CPl1lCC fl'lC'Il1. XVhen Coach lvliller, finishing his eleventh vear ol coaching at Classeri, was unahle to attentl several gaines, Carol Snielser, assistant coach of Northeast :intl former Clas- sen stuclenr, eapalmlv took luis place :intl guitlecl the hovs to victorv each time. l'ieturetl he-low are the niainstavs of the squail, 'llliev are. left to right, liucldv Pence. Charles l'ugslex', I i ni ni x Klitehell, liarl lNlcCuteheon anal Gene ffheatliain. 4 wx - i 5,31 if V V l,..ll Qt-IZ 1. r fl' E7 As gugirnl hlecntelicun ntreniptcd In YCCIIVC ilu- lmll lroin .1 rchonnml, two CL-nrr.il teann nienihcrs .nlm got dmc sinnc iileqi, while center llugrlcy vvnrchcs, waiting to get into the fray. The entire squad pictured here are lr-fr to right: Conch Miller Iimnn' lklitchell, Charles lhigslcv, Roi' Cope, Earl lVlcCntchcon trainer Ben Burke. Not pictured are lirnmy Evans and Paul Lovell. ,- .ng 2 Vifhen L'I1l'l1llSill5Ill zinil exiltclnrnl reigneil high in rho CIl.1swi1fC1-iitixil . g.1IllL', Conch Nliller ro.n'ul his coininenrx tn thme nn Ihr mnrt, while VVc1vcr love-ll :nil Suggs snow rh ii wilhngn ru li lla rh n i ni A , . ,Q .H Y V ' Uv' 7 V CM 4 L' U' cg 1. .. . Tommy Suggs, E. A. Vleiver, lliiildvillerice, Gene Clieatlmin and -Q nun nil S+ niw -.1 nn, iliniiiii Girls' SEYOITX, SWlII1Il1lIlg, volley b.lll, IUHHIN. Jl'fl1f'fY, tJblC ICIHHN .Ind bowling, are ctmelictl by lvliss Rctlm W.ix'e llulct and lvliw Cir-rtrutle Innes. Swimming is unc of tlie most attractive xportt in more w.n'x tlmn nne. The-we five merinaids, who constitute the swimming team, .irc Betty Grulmlx, Susan Severin, llntricia Turk and Ninn' Let- Tliotnns on tlic front mw with lwlarv lxniite Critter and Marion Turner lweliintl. Archery, a new but increasingly polmlqr spurt lierc. .itrr.utx ww-r.il .nrt- lNti of tllc glllrlf. ,rllls YCLIFYS fcllrn WOII llllllll plate lll tlll' ll.lIIUIl.ll UIIIICYI, The masters of the bow anal arrow are Ierri Nelxon, l.urq1 fXl.n'c limi, l.nrt-nc Nclsoll, Rose Maris Young llllll IYHISY Nlllfplly. f -x ' xx The girls' vollrxlull ttznn. une of tlie best in ilu- img w.n ut torious in all lint nnt- ol in nint- scliccluletl garnet. Mc-inln-iw nl the tram ate, front mw: Vu-gunna XViclclmin, lfluxilwtli cN.lI'Pl'l1lCl', Bette Grnninett, Dclnrtw Sunil: ford, Captain K.itlirx'n Xlixson. ...L-'FF' Nmnil l'lClll'lL'l'LS, Arlrtlm fil.in.i lmn, lillrrn lfxvin .intl l'.it 'lim vis, bunk tow. llumtlix linnnt-it Anna llrrnucr, loyce i'Xlcx.inilcr, - Domtlix' liemlcv, llettv In lliw- son, Mdrjnric Natick, Doris Cos- grove, Betty lwslxcr, Betty llml- gcm .ind Pcggv Cnmtr. f ,,fv N. 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At tlie left is 'llieorlore Roberts, captain of rlie track renin, wlio lioltls ilu- smite mile title. Below, tlie l31lSClJ1lll team, conclietl ln' Leo Higlnie, gire, front row, liniinx Nlitcliell, Gene Clientlizim, lirecl Strauglin, Klnce Avant, Clmrles NlcDon,iltl, Roi Harris iincl Bill Kruegerg lmeli row, Lester Nloorc, l'r.inlt Kellerr, Kenton King, Charles Wright, Carter Springer and Clinrles Piigsley. P-535i ll J . I fl' : V .ff F lim rjxg ..- K .1 il if r 15.9 . 7' 1 V 536' xv A291 wifi' MA Y PARTIUIPA 'I' The tennis team, pictured above, each year places high in state tournaments. liirst row, Ken Smith, Richarml Dick, Tom Buxton, limnn' Powers :intl Kelly Wr'stg secontl row, Billy Glass, lohn Beard, loc Allen, Bob Groom and Albert Piclcg thirtl row, Dan Anderson. Captain Wzilter lwloore, Coach liarl Coffey anti Bill Dietrich. The swimming team at the right is captainetl hy Eddie Neff, seateil at the left on the first row. Other members of the team are, next to Nell, lim Breinkamp, Victor Lyons and Melvin Pierceg second row, Roy Cope, Wallziee Feilcl, George Wnsliiiig- ton and lim Osborng third row, George Pulley, Fletcher Owenhy, Coach Coffey and Frank Iames. In the lower picture is the track team. First row, Wesley' Gauntt, Bill liox, l'nraclleyEggcIs, Captain Theodore Roberts and Lester Nlooreg second row, Buddy Thomas, Harvey Aronson, Lawrence Holmhor, WLIYFCII Papin and Pat Hnelleyg third row, Ben Stout, Coach Coffey, Paul Cole and Dale Hunt. Q Q I X lilll'I'... liew people realwe what .in enormous amount of work goes into the preparation of a book of this size, hut ask any meniher ol the Orbit staff who has been laboring since Septeniher on it antl he will give you a vivitl description with gestures, Iftiitor of the hook is Barham Blaiicliartl at top right and at the left are Mcrricllcii Volk and Caroline Harrup. Merriellen rates the title of a cross between an editor and a business manager because she did a great deal of everything in- cluding taking care of a hair-raining queen elec- tion. Caroline wins the title of husinew man- ager as a result of having sold 76 year hooks. At the right are Martin Stevens, art etlitor of the hook: Ivfargaret Ann Flood, axwoeiate editor: Holm Dickinson, photographerg and Billie Ivan Banlev. who pasted all the seniors in place. Other spa-enilixtx on the xtalf are Betty Bryan, who eonipiletl senior .ictivitiesg Bill Slexnifk and Katharine Nlnlky, who lixetl the orgnnilzition Iiagesg Dee Clanilarell, wports seetiong Sally Retlnk, ntlininistratiou pagexg Lester lwluore. queen pagesg anfl Wfirren ll.lI5lll, Nlatrion Rnswll, Louise Black, Mari' Io Lightfoot and Al Currie, ua J C: T l ' 1 S FIRST ROW: lwlits Lottie Conlan, art sponxor, lean Bailey, lvlerriellen Volk, Betty l'nx.in. Letter Nloore, Sally Retlak, Dee Camhrell, lxlartin Stevenx, Txlr. Rohert Rt-nl, Iiiixiin-xx won- sor, Mist Zona Nloore, journalitni sponsor. SECOND ROW. Mary' lo Lightfoot, Louise Blaeli. lvlarion liuwell. lane Dt-iiitlt, :Xnn Steely, XVarren Papin, Mary Virginia Clay, Caroline Harrnp, Anita llowell, Rolit-rt lli'lIilt'l' son, THIRD ROVV: Bill Slesnick, Tvlargaret Ann Ilootl. lvlary Coltert, llettv l5ern.irtl, Connie Stippich, Katharine Mulky, Barbara Blanchard, Al Currie, Bob Dttkuiton. St Y ' I I 1 lj' 3 th 1112 A E? .1 fx 'T7 4 LEX-'fu' ... ..,f- .0-'X , 'fm lu IIIFE... II1o C l.m1-11 Im-, 1111111- 1,1 lux ww- Inllvvr. 1x .111 11111x1.1111I111g, 1'x.1111pI1' 11I III1' 1l11 Im- 1.11111 nmu- 111 I1-uh A1111-111.111 prm M... 1,.....- 11.11. ,...,1.-W. ..1 ,....1....1.... II11'1111111-mtv11IUIxI.1I111111.1, x.1vx.1Im111 I1I1- I1 11 1I11 num 1111g111.1I x1I11.11I I1 111 IIN x1.111- UI Ukl.1I1 UIILI uI 1I11- 111. 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I-luml, II1111' IgI'y'.lII, In-un II I I L XII U A IUll5CI', JSI I CII. llrchestra -r . , FIRST ROW: Connie Archer, Iames Loucks, Doris Klusmeyer, lxlary Foster, Fay Frances Herrmann, Fretlrla B. Davis, Lorraine Helman, Ieanne Breivogel. SECOND ROW: George lennings, Charlotte XVrinkle, Patti Fleming, Dorothy Wagnon, Iames Lloyd, johnny Stew- artl, Bruce Howard, Buddy Walker, Mary Ieanne Keiger, Mary Elizabeth Sperry, Alvie May, Louise Beans, Anna Fran- ces Pulley. THlRD ROW: Mary Louise Davis, Cynthia Wallace, lylarielizabeth Taylor, Clarence Camp, Auri Lee Ferguson, Nlary Dillon, Elizabeth Sewall, Vance Jennings, Dick Drisko, Eloise Imel, Rhea lvlay, Nlary Anna Raymer, Dorothy Thomson. FOURTH ROW: lerry Nelson, Ann lean Horton, Amelia Belle Smith, Neal Smith, Bill Kesler, lohn XVoolery, Hal Gibson, Sandford Plant, Virginia Walker, Don Pickrell, Robert Paris, Richard Kirchner, Bill hlartin, Kenneth Ovlaurn, Kendall Patterson Eloise Owens, Patsy Hawk, Robert Glasgow, Fred Ewing. FIFTH ROW: Ralph Burnett, Buddy Bcrkey, Maurice lwlorton, Teal Thompson. FIRST ROXV: Bill Coleman, Gaston Broyles, Alfred Rubins, Wanace Witten, Charles Landon, Robert Lerblance, lohnny Steward, Volney Farnsworth, Betty DeKalb, Dorothy Beasley, Deborah Thoeming, Auri Lee Ferguson, lvlary Dillon, SECOND ROXV: Dick Drisko, Vance Iennings, Kathryn Kraker, Bobby Keely, Iimmie Trap , Vergil Brown, Fred Iackson, Ed Carstarphen, Burt Sheriff, Hal Gibson,Sandford Plant, Virginia Walker, Don Pickrellj Robert Paris, Curtis Booker, Betty Ray Webb, Bill Shook, Bill Laws, Buddy Walker, Bruce Howard, Eloise Owens. Witbcck. George hlurphey, Bill Kesler, Richard Collier, Iames Freeman, Neal Smith, Don Gore, Iohn Woolen', Tom THIRD ROXV: Fred Parkinson, Eloise lniel, Warren Walkley, Guy Gray, Warren Quade, Bill Fox, Roy Butler, lack Garrett, Gay Hall, George YVhitten, Burlrly Thomas, Don Cooper, loc lVlcMakm, Gene Pulley, Leonard Silver. I FOURTH ROW: Leland Harrison, Kendall Lindsay, Bob Baker, Richard Williamson, lack Wliggins, Wallace Adams, Danny Kozak. XVilbur Lee Wrworlsitlc, Harold Levett, Harry Lees, Roland Welch, Bob Smith, Kendall Patterson, Elmer Goetz, Charles Breshnehen, Day Ft-zler, Charles Meyer, Harry Schmidt, Tom Cox, lerry lXlcCoy, Kenneth Osbixrn, lack Vickers, Bill blartin, Richard Kirchner, George Collins, Tessabelle Palmer, Tom Harrah. FIFTH ROYV: Henrietta lones, Ralph Burnett, Bob YVeise, Buddy Berkey, Dee Gambrell, Ted Thompson, hlauriee Morton, Fred Ewing, ,- g '14 fix 'gif , 0 will . I eulrxel amera Club . . . Bob Dickinson: president, Louis Nliller: reporter, Bob Basore, Don Iv, Barrow: secretary, Charles Landon, lflizabetli Sewell, ivlr. Donald Savage: sponsor, Bonnie Fairbairn, Doris Huber. Q., enoing Club . . . FRONT ROW: Rick Iav, Lester hflillllill. BACK ROVV: bit, Carl Woodward, Paul Iackson, Charles Crawliord, George Stielil, George CKJOlL'f'. onor Math . . ei FIRST RQXV: Don Piekrell, Tom Dolan, Iimmie Hempstead, Earl Farris, Niary Long, Bill Slesniek: president, Dick Dooley: vice- president, lean Porter: secretary, Al Currie: treasurer. SECOND ROW: Kendall Lindsay, Glenn Dale, Ioe Sullivan, lim Osborn, Betty Brigman, Iuanita Prentice, Elizabeth Crowl Barbara Beaver, lane Coekrell. Y THIRD ROW: Warren Allen, Regna Lee Simpson, Nlary Frances Lyons, Connie Archer, Virginia Matzeii, Margairet Ann Flood, Rosemary Newby, lance Faiter, Bobbie Ioscpb. x 43 -I-.5 .f 5 1 Q.. . - I, . 1 . 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C Q C l U I K C Snlxwalm, llulmlny Davu: ulilur. Sue Ann llllvlps, Sc-cuml Row, Rulnanl Kxrclmcr: llH9ll!l'YS l!LlI1.lgt'l', Susan Scvcnn, Puggy Ivan lkugll, Nl.lI'g.1I'l'f Clmamllvr, XValula Cor- lwvlr, lfula Inn Clark, N1-il lrlwy. Lux CflllSSL'llSIS .lmzuaf IJIIIH llll!lllulffUII will Aim Iaumlvs. Qvuxml Ruw, Zxlllll' . ' . Y if Slrmlusl XIHVIIIKZI l'rfl1fimllon of rlw c,ll'L'IlfiUL' llvfllfflg Cflfzapv 1 lfxrxt Row, larrv Nm'tl1xvav: nrt calxtur, Ihlblw Dans ulxlur, XN'arx'cn Palwin: lum- new 'managn-r, Slurlcy Clark: publicity Ill.Hl.lL:l'I'. Scwml Row, Bxll lXlcycr, Doris Dcan Oak- lcv, Ann Stcclv. Sara Ivanlu' R1-llak, Burl: lfaglcw, Dorm Cn-nc Kranwr. Back Row, liarl Kullcr, Vllllllc l.l1VlIlg, Rim-lr alll Iulmston, Rifk lay, lXlary In Harldns, Nliss Katlxcrinc Bragg: spunwr. atioiial Honor Sooiot .drlil FIRST ROVV: Paul Fuller: vice-prcsitlent, first semester, limmie Hempsteacl, Bill Slesnick, Mary Long, lanee Falter: secretary, both semesters, Indy Sullivan, Barbara Smith, Rosemary Newby, Lois Strong, lxlerriellen Volk, Barbara Blanch- artl, Betty VVebb, lxlargaret Ann Flootl, Dick Dooley: presiclent, both semesters. SliCOND ROXN: VViIma Waggoner, Betty Brigman, hlargaret Walker, Connie Stippieh, Katharine Mulky, Betty Bryan, Billie Marie Askew, Elizabeth Lees, Billie lo Gooch, Thelma Walker. Elizabeth Crowl, lmogene Pitts. l5red Robl ertson. I'HIRD ROWA Dorothy Melton. Nlargaret Oldham. Betty Frances Lovejoy, luanita Prentice, Geraltline XVrinkle, Ann Claire Ping, Bobbie Ann loseph, Helen Hogg, Betty lNlel.ain, Emnl Lou NleDearmon, hlary Io Craig, Dorothy lean Rush, Ramarion Wttltle, Glenn Dale. IfOURAI'H ROVV: llegna Lee Simpson,lNlarion Wheelcnlwlargaret Bairtl, Barbara Beaver, Kathryn XVebb, lo Anne Creamer, lohn l.awi'enee, Don Phelps, loc Sullivan, Veltla Ruth lNlcDaniel, Barbara Starr, Antionette Burnham, Inn Os- born. l7ll7l'H ROVV: hlary Louise Davis, Constance Archer, Phyllis Dale, Elizabeth Iacobs, Virginia lklatzen, lean Porter: treasurer, hoth semesters, lim Gibbens, Al Currie: vice-president, second semester, and sponsors: Miss Henrietta Von fungeln, Miss Lueile Tancly, Miss Clara Meyer antl lvliss Grace Deupree. SlX'l4H RUVV: liarl Farris, Tom Dolan, Robert Swan, Elmer Goetz, Paul Darrough, Bill Holloway, Gene litlwartls, Sitlney Upsher, lvliss Helen Norris: sponsor. llRSilA ROVV: Dick l.unn, George laekson, Patil lxloore, Homer Fox, Verne Woods, lack Allen: captain, Prank Kellert, liritz larwig, Douglas Iolly, lvlartin Stevens, Vfallace Pugh, Ted Owens, Charles Wilsori. SECOND ROVV: Bill Hanson, Iohn lvlitehell, Ieannc Colbourn, Iane Derrick, Io Ann Creamer, Lester Moore, Cac l'.u'ley: secretary, lack Byler: presiilent, Barbara Kelley, It-anne Breivogel, Betty Bob Angerman, Helen Hogg, Ozella Kelso, l,ouixe Beans. THIRD ROXV: Charles Thomas, Rayma Simpson, Harriet lylaple, Betty lylee, Susan Severin, Barbara Lintllev, Dorothy Robinson, luanita Prentice, Patty Bratly, james Barnett, Gene Kitchen, Melvin Pierce, loe Faull, Charles Hanibriek, Bob W7lK'Sl', lfOUR'IkH ROW: lack Faulkner, Dorsie l.ou Gaines, Almalita Holshouser, Barbara Roop, Doris lvlae Cosgrove, Billie lo Cooth, latkie XVilhite, Pat Malone, Ioan Murry, lylargaret Parker, Bob Opp, VValter Drake, Paul Parsons, Geralrline lklonerief. l'll5'lAH RONV: Bruce Howartl, Bill Snare, lftlwartl lwliller, Bob Waclille, Bill Berryhill, lack Liggett, Burton VVootl, lvlaek Burks, Fred Collins, Pat Blount, Bob Harms, lylr. Charles Sample: sponsor. Safoty Couiioil and Patrol Student Ueuiieil l'IRS'II RONV: Iuily Sullivan, Paul Lena lwlonroe, leanne Colhourn, lklary Ilikas, Bill Birge, Bill Clarke: vieefpresitlcnt, Gene Iiilwartls: president, lean Porter: secretary, secontl semester, Paul Opp: treasurer, Robert Allen, lack Trigg, Bob bliliaeker. Riehartl Kirchner. SECOND ROXNI: lanies Barnett, Ieanne Breivogel,Eloise Owens, lesse Holshouser, Betty Peg Lichtenhelil, Warren Ilapin, Rick lay, Charles Swan, Bill Slesnick, Betty Beruarrl, lvlary Colvert, Guy Rogers. THIRD ROW: hloua Garrett, Viola Ivlelir, Evelyn Hill, leanne Herwig, Billie hlarie Askew, Connie Srippith, lim Gib- bens, lim Irwin, Bill Ahney, Dick Gihlzens, lim I-Iorigan, loc Sullivan. FOURTH ROW': Oleta Burton, lulia Basore, Lois King, Dorothy lean Rush, Dorothy hlae Melton, Cliarleen Kuuc, IVIary Long, Bill Nlartin, Patricia Turk, Doris Gene Kramer, Alex Pope, Betty Bob Angerman, Dorothea Gruntly. IfIF'I'H RONV: I.ois hlarie Iolinston, Daunie Bea Iames, Iatnes IVIL-nefee, lohu Lawrence, Bill Meyer, Antionettc Burnham, Barbara Starr, lXIary Frances Lyons, Patsy hflurphey, Iames Loucks, Dick Dooley, Charles Sehrameck, Kenneth Kienlen. FIRST ROW: Bill Dietrieli, Nliekey Luby, Cleve Kinzy, lack Lewis, Iohn Arkle, Lester Moore: president, seeouil semes- ter, llam Watts: secretary, seeontl semester, XVarren Allen: vice-president, second semester, Betty Bob Angerman, Bill Slesniek: presitleut, first semester, Frank lily. SIQCOND ROW: Iiretl Lowe, VVyn Vatlen lvlarsh, Voncile Sellers, Roberta Crow, Betty Walter, Louise Hoeflc, Larec Gumm, M.iry Lou lwhlner, Iva lean Thompson, Beth Feagles, lim Irwin, Hall Duncan. THIRD ROW: Miss Nell Guthrie: sponsor, Nancy Lane, Caroline Harrup, Betty McCormick, lean Irwin, Elizabeth Lowe, lwlary Catherine Catlett, Louise Harrup, Kathryn Fisher, Ieanue Darcey, Charlotte Wrinkle, Ralph Bender, Dick Lunu. l'OllR'liH ROW: Iiarl liarris, lark Berry, Bart Bretz, lean Porter, Betty lwlae Conner, Filet-n Lovin, Flizabetli Car- penter, lean lkltlulyre, Bolm Vlilioiupsou, Ciaroltl Spire, Virginia Brashear, Patricia Serimslure, Ray Kirk. atural Seienee Club FIRST RUVV: Butltlx' Rav, Lester lXlome, Fretl Strauglm, Iohn NlCHllgll, Inn Clmlvlsens, tuexulent, AI Clunae Iamew lanxtlu: YlCl lTl't'5Illl'lll', Ball Caltlwell: secretary. -my SLCUND ROVV: Cflmrles Breinelmen, Vlk'I4Xf ,lACSICl'l'lLlIl, Blll Aenrtl, Full Young, llltl-t llnnlev. llaul larltwn Bula lxllller, lXlr. Iulmn fllIIlIlgCI'1 Qpnneor. Tlllllll ROVV: Du-k Clnlwlwm, laek Berry, Clmrlex SLll!'.lIllCCli, Hal Gulwsnn, Harx-ex' lXltlXl.uns, lun llvans Paul Lupe. FIRST ROW' l,llXlllKll'.lli Blatk, Elnzalvetlx Ann lambs, BllllC lean Strong, Helen Clllllllllglhlfll, Inlene man, lean Lowry, Dan Hogan, Ann Steely, llatriela Turk, Charlotte Wllsorm, Betty Walter, Roberta Crow, llerruk. semester, lieth Fengles, Rayma Slmpson, Betty lean Clark, Lynn McG11ire, Earl Farm, Glcma Howe, I' Mnrlvlw, Wayne lXInnrgon1cry: vice-president, second semester, Allen Dorm. THIRD ROXV: Kenton fXleGee, Blll Kexnp: treasurer, both semesters, Brute Scott, Bettv llnlw Angerman: nu-v, tetnnll wnmesrer, Inn lwvm, Pam Vwfntts, Wnltlyne Iames, Regna Lee Simpson, llaulune Seott: vue tlrnt, lurst xt-lm-stef, llnrnllw lean Ruilx: premlent, flrst semester, Kenneth Klcnlen, Tom Dolan. l'Ol FRVILH RUVV: Nantx' Lane, lNlary Beth lllulpm, Yvonne Kent, Dorothea Gruntly, Betty Ann lXleGee, alta lhnrrwnm, 'lllxetla X'.lllY0l'0lli-Ill, litlwarml kllllff, Ralston Harry, Dorm Uolman, Illllll l..lWl'k'!'ltL'. l5ll7lll ROW 'Ibm l7.lXl0Il, Bnlmlue Llllstoll, le5se Holxllnuser, PLIIFICIAI lXletz, Selma fllnxlvurg, Beverley lesrer Blume, TXlm-rrlrllen Volk, Lllklblll' llnuton, David Smith. Hun, lane fmt SIZCIOND ROXV: lxlrs. Lilfllllf Tucker: sponsor, Paul Fuller, Margaret Balrtl, lvlary Lee SVVlllLllC2 secretary, lllflcla qifilfv lllll0illf0l' San, llnrrl. 'vi ' 'T F 5 E. EW as ax fy 'in Q ' E , V W1 45421, .2 , : sb. W' 9 'igjd ' 4 J' . C 5 .mm , 16 s T ., ii! 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Q 1 --.U NG' -51 ,p Q is rf 'gf :-1 x -4. x L ! 5 C5 I . uf' V, gp Y t ay if Q' HAI -dflllin A I e-bjhnuwm P . l5lRST ROW: Pam VVatts, lim lrwln, Betty Boh Angermani secretary, second semester, Bruce Stott, Kenton 6 Nltflee, Bull Kemp: treasurer. both SCIIICSECIS, Nlrs. lflame Tucker: Qponsnr, Dorothy lean Ruxh: Ivrexulcnt, hrxt st-lumestt-r, Pauline Scott: vlce-president, flrst semester. Kenneth Kncnlen. 'l'om llolan, Xx'.llllYIlC l.lllll'S, SIQCOND ROW: Paul Puller, Billie lean Strong, Helen Cunningham. hlargaret Balrml, Iolene l-llnman. RJYIILI Simpson, Dan Hogan, Earl Farris, Betty Waxlter, Roberta Crow, lane Dt-rrxel-Q, Regna l.ee Snnlnon. Bvrl1Fe.1glr-s, Ann Steely, Waylme lklontgomery: vice-pu-sltlent, M-mm! wlnexter, Allen Dorns, Gloria Howe, llill!'lClQl Nlurphy, Charlotte XVllson, Patricia Turk. . ll'HlRll ROW: Mary Lee Swmrllc: secretary, first semester, lean Lowry, lynn N'lL'cllllI'L', l'l1z.1lu-tl1 Ann Iasoln, lflR,S'l' RUXY: lfleannr clflggi, Slut-Icy Akers, Ramarlon Wnlrlc, Harrie-etc lvfeffnnee, Elizabeth Stewart, Dong llvan Oakley, lame Carlmlc, lxlary Pitts, lwarjorle lNlar5hall, Carolyn West, Betty Io Brown, lwlary Lee Thomas, lean lXlclXlurry. Ann Allen, pillllllli' lotltl, Elll'Cll Lovin. Sl-COND RUNV: l,'lJz-.me Staatw, Mary Io Craig, Rhea Russell, Betty Hoffman, Lucille Peer, Flame Huklll, I XVvxu'x'nn Wlarcl, lune Black, Vlvlan Fleming, lxlary Katherine Peterman, Nancy Graves, Helen Hogg, Elaine 1 il Ramlvr. l5lnzal1eth lfvanx, XV.nula Corhett, THIRD ROXV: Mona Garrett, l.orrame Holman, Peggy lane Canncfnx, Clovis Putney, Davitl Ray, Gayle 1 q lfarrner, Kenneth xh'l'lLl1UH, Bull Reynolds, Phil Robinson, Paul Fuller, Davnzl Glxsmann, Ben Prince, Rantlall l.1nA l nev, Harry Dnren, Nora l.on llaher, Pretty Slhley, Alena: l-leatley. fl liUl7R'I'H ROVV: Howarml Tlngpen, Iohnny lNltl-lugh, Etlwm Zlmmerman, l.eon.ml Silver, liarl XVISCIIIJIX, iflrftnn Uanner, lark Amlcrson. Harry lrcw, Gammon Iarrell, Charles Breinehen, llat lllnunt, lllvcl lanllelnan, George Xllulmly, George Qnalls. CZ, Amnl, lliill Ilounds 'FIRST ROW: Harry Hulett, Fred Nipper, Buddy Thomas: secretary, first semester, treasurer, second semester, Bob Burkett, Bill Krueger: president, second semester, Reece Grable: secretary, second semester, loc Green: vice- presitlent, second semester. lil Trout, fumes lyleffortl. SECOND ROW: Chester Lapsley, Lyman Hunt, Binlcly Pence, Louis Swirczynski, Iortlan Gray, Ben Burke, Kelley Hanrz, liarl O'Neal, lack Forth. THIRD ROVV: Iimniy Nash, Iimmy Lancaster, Homer Fox, Donaltl Siltcs, Don Best, Lester Sutton, Rowlantl XVelth, lohn lwlelntyrez treasurer, first semester, Cody hllller, FOURTH ROVV: Bnh Harms, Wallis VVhe.it, Harvey NVlute, Kearby Haines, Bill Barrett, Paul Cole, Frank lXlel5ivitt, Rohert Lapsley. lllihl ROXV: l'eggy lane Cannefax, l.'Deane Staats, Viola lylehr, lxlary Io Craig. Shirley Akers, Betty Io Brown, l-lame llnkill. lilwalweth Stewart, Doris Dean Oakley, Iaitille Peer, hlary Pitts, lnne Black, Inne Car lllfli, N'1Hfy LFC Tll41l1l.lS, lcllll xlkxlllffy, Ann Allcn, Imnllllnc -Iiffllll, Eileen l,OVln. SIZCTOND ROW: Ramarion Vlfilile. Lorraine Hclmnn, Eleanor Griggs, Virginia Fletcher, Vera lklaulclin, Rhea Russell, Barhara Hodge. Dorothy Triggs, Ioanna Payton, Betty Hoffman, Vlfynema Xvard, hlary l.ouise Garter, Betty Ruth Harlwison, Vivian llennng, Mary Kathryn lleternian, Nancy Graves, Helen Hogg, Elaine Railer, Elizabeth livans, VVantla Corbett, 'llllllli ROXY Lies:-latte SClNK'.1l!.xX'.!I1il.l lxfnltlirk, llatrieia lyletz, Phyllis New. Kathleen Hunter, Louise lloefle, Gloria Hitt. Billie lean Neville. lean Breivogel, Billie Gene llearce, Mary Anna Raymer, Thelma Wiilker, Nlary lirantes lXlcBrnle, l.ela Kay Rolwiiison, Nora Lon Baher, Betty Sibley, Doris lean Tippin, Alexie Heatley. FOUR-l'l'l liOXVi Zereltla Kerr. 'lihelma Ioslyn. Bohlvie lean Vineyaril, Charlotte Treadwell, lvlarjorie hlarf shall, llatriria Attemm, Cfliailotte Siinpwn, Christine Brulgelatitl, Iiilna Owens, Betty Ann hleaclnr, lilorence lvlalov, i-Xll'i'etl.i XV.ililroI1, Pslaxine 'liholt-n, Barhara Xvielthiirg, Katherine Felix, hlary Beth Dorsey, Ioan Arnultl, Alinalna ltlnlslimiser, Ruth llxile. lillilill ROXV: Carnlyii Xllext. liiumgeiie llitts. luy Owens. lean XVlll1lK1Il1, lXlarjurie Galyon, Norma Ratler, lXlai'y lXl.iri'arei Newlvy, lime flarlx. Betty lean 'l'ayloi', Iacqueline hliurner, Charlotte VVulayer, llnmtliy Den- N lxl l ll CI l in rf , , - X man. lxl.ll'g.lI't'l line, Nlary louise llvlwe, Betty Gene Reagan, Uorotliy i lyers, arlorie 'iei, ,tester 'r. cis: ilii't-tim. 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