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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1943 volume:

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Europe hears it, Asia bears it, America answers it. It is the challenge of '43.' Classen stands alert. We hear the eall from the skies, IVe are prepared, we are ready. Classen is answering The Challenge of 143. -CAROL SIEVERS ,W . U' . -r 5,5 5 f.-xg I' H. I I '. . , , - I . FAUULTY ,I I Ammmmn- Zzwezq ACTIVITIES ima-Wmbadm I svms Wfdff 0IIGANIZA 'l'l0NS Fei-Zepmzmaw smlolas I I V2-'45- I 1,53 0 dw s qsma Three years have seen Mr. Herbert E. Wrinkle heading the Oklahoma City' school system wisely and efficiently in his office as Superintendent of Schools. The red-haired dynamo brought many revolutionary changes when he came which have helped to make the city schools more modern in scope and administration. He obtained experience in his field during eight years as Superintendent of the Battles- ville public school system. The genial Mr. Wrinkle has two daughters now enrolled at Classen who are outstanding in many activitiesi Charlotte, who will graduate this spring, is a member of Honor Math, Honor Society, orchestra, Comes, and Courtesy Club. LaVeta came to Classen this year from Taft junior high and Gerry, the oldest daughter, graduated last year with many honors and activities to her credit. , amhmefqschdeam ' Responsible for making the rules and regulations for the city schools and choosing the many hundreds of mem- bers of the staff operating in the city school system are a group of prominent Oklahoma City businessmen who serve as the school board. Mr. N. L. George at center left, is clerk-business man- ager for the board, and Vlfiley Richardson next to him, is president of the school board for this year. From left to right on the bottom row are Roy Turner, Edd L. Hisel, Warren Edwards, and Dave R. McKown. av if y rr. 12. no ' 1 1 iff' 1 4 I . I if rgzigv ...gr 4 sh, -.ag f-.ff ff - I I Three little Il'lflSCOtS call him Pop and 1850 students call him a good old guy. Three of Mr. George N. Sturm's family of four children have been claimed by Classen pep clubsg Nicky, the oldest, by the Blue jackets, Susie by the Comes, Eddie by the Hell Hounds, and Mr. Sturm himself also by the Hell Hounds. Another unclaimed mascot arrived December 7. l-le's Iohn Christopher, the latest of the Sturm clan. Being one of the youngest highschool principals in the nation, Mr. Sturm came to Classen this year after five years at Harding. Before that he taught journalism here, sponsoring the Orbit and Classen Life, besides coaching the B football squad and sponsoring the Blue Iackets. Crashing precedent when he thought the old methods could be improved, N112 Sturm has brought about many new customs that have won the whole-hearted approval of the student body. lfleii: lpriiicipcils flare iwelcoifif-zeal This Year Wm- Conscientious in all his decisions is the perfect description of lvlr. Gilbert L. Robinson who came to Classen last fall to serve as vice-principal. The news of his appointment brought considerable pleasure to the many students who had worked under lX4r. Robinson before at Taft junior high, for they all knew his capacities for being just and considerate in his duties of handling the problems of attendance and attitude at Classen. N112 Robinsons family consists of a son, Bob, who is in the ninth grade at Taft, and a daughter, Katherine Ann, in the fifth grade at Linwood grade school. I He has run the gamut of educational positions beginning by teaching history at VVaurika, then was principal of the elementary and junior high- school at Dundee, Olcla., and later was Superintendent of Schools at Paden, Oltla. After being transferred to Qltlahoma City, Mi'. Robinson taught at Harding junior high for three years and taught social studies in addition to his administrative duties during his four years at Taft. ,wh X l' 1 F . ,ff f ...ff MRS. I. R. ALLEY MISS IRIS BAIIGHMAN . 'CN Uxx. MISS UNDINE BUTLER MRS. GERALDINE BUZBEE MRS. VERA L. CAMPBELL MISS GRACE DEUPREE MR. LLOYD M. ESTES Iy1R, PAYE FERGUSQN MR. C. E. GRADY MISS NELL GUTHRIE MRS. MIRIAM HARPER E . 3 I I M I ,ff 4 Y,, 1 LLII , . MISS MYRA LAEL BELCHER MISS HELEN M. BOURKE I MISS KATHERINE BRAGC :xo-f A MISS MARY CANTRELL MR. R. E. COEIFEY S3 +9 IF' MR. CHESTER L. FRANCIS w- if S I E if . if . A AASI A . ' 5, MISS SAIDEE HAZELWOOD MRS. THEODOSIA GAMBP MISS ANNETTE HEDGE E Jr. .. 1 MISS BLANCHE HOLLAND MISS MILDRED HOLLAND MISS RETHA WAVE HULET MISS GERTRUDE IONES MR. A. M. KINCAID c 5-.N MR. HOWARD BROWN Ll MISS LOTTIE CONLAN 40 VIISS KATHERINE GIBSON MR. G, W. BRUCHER ,gn 355 fylhnw Mlss JULIA M, DENNY , ,..-fm 'E f . 1 . MISS BERNIECE GORDON MDA :gtk Q- iff M .QQ vi I Q nf MISS CHRISTINE BUTLER W' GSL. MISS MARTHA T. DENNY SSIS fx vi ,3 ',,2x 4- MISS BELLE GOUGH am. ...V A N3 ,,,-1 J H . Ns, ,, . y .V J. 1 ak . 7.4-.g if 'dur nal F-nk if vgljyglzg W .gif and rcs of xrqvfng In handed to rl 1 e fc I lc , MRS, EDNA L, HEDGES MISS BESSIE HERRIN MR. LEO K. HIGBIE Mjhci Tholgff of this 54.110363 mgllr fora feachcrx chi, W. Plicared ax and M. iffric week to . 'mf' w fo, 1:5 L . ' for ,I 'Ugly f Am Ch-UIC, his wh! 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CHARLOTTE sTR1NoER Miss Lucittt TANDY Miss ETHA TowNsEND M155 MINA THOMAS M155 HENRIEWA VON To the faculty of Classen, students owe gratitude not only for education in book knowledge but also for intangible gifts that aid throughout life. The encouragement and advice given during these adolescent years have often been the deciding factor between mediocrity and outstanding achievement in later years. The Classen faculty has endeavored to change its study material to meet the present-day need and many new classes have been formed to aid this effort. Many teachers have had to take extra hours in advanced study to Properly Prepare themselves to teach new war-time courses. We, the students of Classen, are sincerely grateful for the time they have sacrificed and wish to express our appreciation for this interest in our welfare. We will carry the benefits accrued with us for many years to come. MR. CARROLL SMELSER S I Q AN PITTM KLEY MR. OA RD PICKA LEUA MISS UL . In PA CHE BLAN NSON STEVE NA B. MRS. ED MEN R. STE MR- T' NELL BESS S MISS 1' HROP WINT ANN MARY MISS BY ILLE WILLOUGH C ISS LU X., P+-.A Do oiler r0on1, 'lrlughien Shriver, head custodian, wanrs to be sure hir men know how ro handle rhe giant furnace properhf. George '7Viclc Nickels manqaulares a huge nur while O. A. '19hof1y Cullner and O. Woo Woo Morris remember the details of che Operation. wn in the lu I Taking off a few minutes for a womaniv favorite pastime Afhss Myra Belcher explains to Miss Annette Hedges all about the flowers and veil on the har she wore Marci: 5 when she hccainc Mrs. Horner Brown. Onbf .1 new hat or a new llushand could cause the l0alc of utter delight on Mis: 3.3 face. Typical of the English Department is the picture at the upper right in which George Kann, seniorg lean Put- nam, sophomoreg and Ioan Irwin, jun- ior. are absorbed in the works of the many immortal writers represented in their respective textbooks on English literature, Shakespeare, and American literature. A very special guest of the History Department was Dr. Lorna Langmore in the center right who lives in Cape- town, South Africa where her parents have a hospital. She came to- the United States to take a chiropractor's course, and stopped off at Classen to relate to lvliss Blanche Paulys history class some of the incidents she has ex- perienced on the Dark Continent, which she is describing to Virginia Ann Cobb and Loretta Swirczynski. 'S no Enthusiasts of the Math Depart- ment constructed a giant slide rule to operate on a blackboard to enable the whole room to study the same problem at once. At the left Virginia Brashear discusses the use of the slide rule while Fred Ray and Ioy Gleason verify the results from their books, Wim Precision in tone and timing are the secret of Mr. Chester Francis's success as director of the A Cappella choir and head of the Vocal Music Department. At the upper left he drills mem- bers of one of the girls' glee clubs. A special class in camouflage art was a new ad- dition this year to the Art Department of bene- fit to those who desire to specialize in that divi- sion of government service. At the left a group of students combine talents to disguise a model house from the eyes of the air. ggz, Nz, Principle cast members of The Late Christopher Beanu who relax between rehearsals at the lower left are Doug lNflcGee, Io Ann Spaar, Ioyce Horwitz, Dick Morton, and Lucile Bouton. This mystery play was the only big produc- tion of the Speech Department this year until presstime for this book. 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' :J ' S ' ' ' 3 o . on thc catwalk poles. Some of the girls' gvm classes have utilized the course as well as the boys, and have proved to he 21 group of well-balanced specimens of f - - , . . enunine strength and ciicluiance. The course was constructed hevond the tennis courts on the sou lu . t end of the school grounds. ,I hi, Vmme Www: aa 744014 Eddie Miller at the upper left, smirks with self-confidence because he knows that no German can put anything over on him after his specialized course in German militaryi conversation. Typing is almost a necessity in highschool now in this mechanical age, and correct typing skill can only be gained by continuous correct practice and drill as the typists in the middle left picture know so well. Ac the bottom of the page, Carolyn Carl, Melba Smedley, and Doris Hall make usel of the superior facilities of the Department of Commerce at Classen, and learn to typel directly from the wax records on the dictaphone machines. J M27 Chemistry is becoming one of the most valuable subjects in the Science Department as this deadly war depends so very much on scientific improvements by each nation. Thernl Martin turns complete concentra- tion to an experiment at the upper right, for she realizes more fully now than ever before how useful the knowl- edge will be in the years to come as the world develops to :in even fuller extent in this respect. bliss Lelin Picknrcl instructs her class in French military conversation in the different parts of im airplane, naming each part in French. These courses were added to the Language Department as independent, intensive studies in phrases which will be used most commonly in the theatres of war and can be put into immediate use. ,pf I 1 jf ,Q X7 if The ouistanding activities at Classen this year have been in connection with Red Cross drives and the sale of War Stamps and Bonds. These included the all-soldier review and the Victory King and Qlgeen contest. The all-school mixers have been more popu- lar this year than ever before and assembly speakers have included Crown Prince Otto and Archduke ,Robert of Austria. eau geatclaes . . Orbit Queen lean Geatches was elected queen of the 1943 Orbit after one of the cleverest cam- paigns Classen has ever seen. Posters, cards and tags stating that the bearer was support- in can for ueen were distributed throu hour the week's cam ai n. A band g g P g marched through the halls before school, accompanied by two boys dressed as a hovse, ur in students to vote for Geatches. g g Nominations were made through advisories and final voting was through Orbit: receipts. This is the only queen election in which the whole school is eligible to vote. .Qther candidates who were in the final voting were: Lois Woodard, Dannie Bea Iames, Genevieve Clark, Norma Parker, Ruth Ann Shepard, Ruth Iane Long, and Sally Lou Mitchell. A www Qmflene Kueffeif . . . Hell Hounds Sweetheart Carlene Kueffer became the first Hell Hound sweet- heart when she was presented with a yellow satin jacket at the annual preview following the Classen-Central foot- ball game. Ray Biggerstaff, president, and Don Best presented the jacket and introduced the nominees. They were Gwen Darby, La Veta Nozrkes, Iune Donnelly, Harry Lou Stat- ford and Genevieve Purnell. 1 lflflaifjorie flrnolcl . . Blue jacket Queen lwlarjorie Arnold was crowned as the 1942-1943 Blue Iacket queen at the annual Thanksgiving dance, Nov. 28. The ceremony included a kiss from her escort, Ioe Hoff- man, president. She received the traditional white velveteen jacket with Blue Jacket Queen across the back and her name on the front. Other candidates and their escorts were: Norvetta White, lack Anclrewsg Norma Parker, Iimmy Loy: Iean Geatches, B. H. Mooreg and Betty Ann Meador, Lester Brown. mf-vm en lmogene Van Qylee . . Football Queen Imogene Van Dyke served as queen of the football boys this season. She was crowned in Comet Capers by Captain Bob Thacker, with a fancy bit of oscularion, and a gold football helmet. Attendants to the queen and their escorts were: Ruth Ann Shepard, Danny Kozakg Ieanfieatches, Ierry Pottery Betty Palmer, Rex Thomas, lvlary Ellen Wilson, Bill Holstein, Theral Martin, Ernie Hillg Nancy Owens and Bob Brindley. Imogene is a senior and is one of the three regular all-school cheer leader S. cbtofzqf 2' cu!77Z6zez Theral Martin and Iohn Hunt were elected Victory Queen and King through the sale of War Bonds and Stamps, The corona- tion took place December 18 at the all-school mixer. Runners-up who served as attendants were lean Geatches, lack Nicholsong Doro- thy Gore, Iohn Denmang Norvetta Wliite, Danny Kozakg Lois Woodard and Curtis Harris. if The Victory King and Queen contest was a new idea introduced to Classen this year to push the sale of War Bonds and Stamps. Nominations were made throu h ever 551.00 urchase of 3 Y P stamps. A novelty booth was donated by the State Theater to handle sales. Each ten cent stamp counted one vote and each twenty-fivestamp counted three votes. Approximately 351750 worth of stamps and bonds were sold during the two weeks of the contest. fs X W are -L 1. 'ki' .Q 71, '-Siatafofzffaczq Each year Cklahoma City students, chosen by the various schools, take over the city and school offices for one day. During Father and Son week, which is also National Education week, these chosen ones reign supreme for one dav. Classen pupils filled four major city offices and four administrative positions. Ierry Potter, upper right, was head custodian and members of the football team helped him carry out his duties. Dick Gibhens and Charles Schramecla, in the next picture, served as president of the school hoard and city engineer. Lois Woodaird, lower right, had charge of thc clinic and because of all the male visitors, she had to take some of her own medicine. Grinning in the middle, below, is Kelly Vxlest, who filled hlr. Sturnfs shoes as principal for :x dai: The problems of a director of secondary education were thoroughly discovered by Ruth lane Long when she filled that position during the week of November 8-I4. Uther officers not pictured are Bob Thacker, municipal counselor and lvlurray Henry, vice- principal. i numi- ,pang fu.. 'TK Mmms ww 4 !' wr, 500 life They may be crazy but they have a lot of lun. When it comes ro the Classcn Life staff, this is more rruth than fiction. During the past year the staff has broken all records for eating. They eat anytime .mtl all the time, Three eatin' parties have high- lighted the year. Mary Wilbnnlts, Margaret Benton, loyce Hoyt and Mary Woods were the suckers. One added attraction to the slaver of 'ournalisui has been Y the lunior Press Association. This club arranged interviews for budclin 'ournalists and members were admitted to concerts on their l press cards. The celebrities included Richard Crooks, Albert Spalding, Louis Lochner, Ieanette MacDonald, Fulton Lewis, Ir. and the Russian Ballet, ln the picture at the upper right, Mary Wilbanks, editor for the second semester, has decided that Spring is here at last and has moved the typewriter out on the lawn. Shorty Theresa Enders, at the right, dips into the paste por and starts making-up the Life, She was editor during the fall semester, . At the lower Ieit, Thomasina Dyer, associate editor for both semesters, is learning all about the intricacies ul the hnotype machine. Members of the journalism class and staff members are pictured ui the group shot. Miss Zona Moore, former mamma of the fourth estate, vacated to Miami, Florida, Marcli. Her job was inherited by Mrs. Iuanita ing up beautifully under the strain. and the Censorship bureau in Kytle who is bear- rms. Row, Theresa E.-am, yum smart, Mary walimiks, Thomasina Pauletta Nlcllougzl, mal Knisell. Ho,-r, v.fg..,.. cifpmm, Mugm Dyer, Ruth smiley, tum Monical, Phyllis Znelluer, Lelz Kaiser, Betty steam, nw. Msfgmr tzfaofd. rp, Pzrneu only, ludy Everidge, Mary' Woods, Helen Gray. uma., Kin Magma, Bobby. Elliston. 'rump Row: Harvey Wim, Robert 1-im, xsrhmm Yassin. var Murray Dorothy ima, Imogene Anim, lean Darcey. Fouurn Row. Doug Mttkf, Det izamn, inmm, want, whm, steward spsftr. Wanda Smith. Gill, Russell Andrewx. Q , a. xwjf. I -Q: f ana ft -4 4 'V' 'K I . W at gs '9 if -e 'P A , ny ,Q 'vw ks' it ada: Long hours and hard work ure the price of work- ing on the Orbit. Putting together :zo pages so what they have unity, art and cover rlxc activities of rhe school is no Sunday school picnic. Nancy Upshaw is responsible for all the art work anal Richard Meek took all the Pictnrea. ln the top picture, Tlxomasma Dyer, Theresa En- ders and lean Geatehes plan luv-outs antl pictures. Theresa was in charge of all copy, lean tlrew np the tlnmmy and Tommy had 11 finger in everv pie. Dorothy Gore, june Cirlclens and Xlarv Lon Sle- plxenson, in the next picture, are arranging rht- organi- zation waves. This is one of the larvesr aettinnr in the D :J book and always requires earrfnl planning. Io Ann Perry, Etlna Ivlonieal untl Ruth Bradley are hartl at work on the faculty pages. Since only 23 teachers lmtl new pictures matle, the oltl onex hatl to he patelmecl and med. Mary Louise Porch, Dorothy Kamp, and Grace Vv'arrl were stuck with the job of cleaning out the Orbit cabinets. These cabinets contained pages and picrurer from pan Orhits, xtleas for this years book and sample covers. At the lower iight, Robert Bruce hlaleomh and Margaret Benton talk over the sports pager, They erlltetl the boys' and girls' respectively, ORBIT STAFF Eulrok , , , ,,,Tl1omasina Dyer Anmzmug Enrruk ,,,, ,, ,,,Tl1eresa Ender, Alu Dliurmok ,,,,,,,, ,,,, I can Gt-atche: Smirif Alrllsa' ,, ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, Nancy Uprhaw Mvxxi,-UP-linrroks , Dorothy Kamp and Grace Ward Ono.-xN17A'1'1oN Eurron ,,,,, .,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , ,june Gulzlenx Srmok Enuon ,, ,,,,,, ,, .,,,,,,,,,,,, Mary Louise Porch Svoius EDITORS Margaret Benton and Bob Maleomb Svtmxow ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, Mxss Lottie Conlan Brswi sn Maxatallz , . hlr, Robert Reid STAFF ASSISTANTS rom mr...,.-..1, Ruth Bradley, Mm-y LU.. swim.. xun, In Am, I't-rry, u,f.,t1.,f ova- ana Mr..-y Iiranter HM.-.a..,, IS 4 D' ,rx ,O mips XM s PO fffsigmrk N t , t kfiffis aifzrflilrf s Wllm get V ri v s +32-7fbTsiWf', M A MYNN K 225533, kkh, 5313, ' - I ,a .ak wtf fsgrrej, , ER feifiiiisei ir tai 1 - M A r 1. ki 'i.,,.a..-.ky H 4 f Your Comes sponsors and two hard- ' ns as working memhers take their tur guardians ot the check room at the upper right. Miss Lucille Willough- by, Miss Mildred Holland, Miss Gladys Shepard, Charlotte Wrinkle, Miss Blanche Holland and lean Dar- cey take a well-earned rest. Coats and wraps were checked free f charge and Pep cluh members o worked in shifts during the evening. if Typical oi the good-natured informality of school mixers is the group at the left. ' f B lcher, Miss Annette Hedges, Miss My ra e ' and Mr, George N. I 4 'ag i P E! Miss Gertrude lones Sturm Qwith tonguej Put their heads to- gether and tell tall tales. lf ash in at the hingo tables in Bingo lovers c room roz. The games are tree and war stamps iven aS prizes. d t the student are g The other table games oilere a dominocs, chinker checkers mixers are checkers, and cards. -Q. Opening the swimming pool was an added attraction for this yearls mixers. ln the upper picture some oi the hardier souls cut-up lor the interested spectators. The shorty-one at the middle right is Nliss Lottie Conlan, yearbook sponsor. The Sooners swing out, at the right, for an one who was brave enough to crash the Y mobs long enough to dance. Mr. Oakley Pittman organized the or- chestra and bought the music and arrange- ments of the Scarabians of OCU. Mem- bers oi the band a d Dick Battles is vocalist. re Classen students an o 4 F tudent mixers have eco b me the most popu- Claissen P.-T. Pl., the s Since being inaugurated three years ago bv the lar activity to be sponsored by the school. The apron and overalls dance, shown on these pages, was sponsored by the Comes and Blue lackets. Cider and do-nuts were served in the cafeteria. ' ' The Classettes and Hell Hounds sponsored the Western Round-up, March 19. Dancing was moved from the cafeteria to the boys, gym because of the crowds that attended. 5 Besides the activities shown on these pages, ping pong tables are set up in the halls and there are picture shows in room 1.04. ' minal prices. The only admission ever charged was Everything is gratis except tlie refreshments which are sold at no l 1 ron and overalls party. one Victory book for tie .p A'I' Will-Ili A ll Several Classen students have taken the manpower shortage seriously and have responded to the emergency by taking over jobs in city establishments in their spare time. lvlany op- portunities are open to teenfage kids to spenrl any degree of time they can spare to relieve the lack of rlClCqllllfC clerks llllll Qflilff unskilleti YVllgC'CfiI'llCI'S. i Attractive Ioan Hawk at the upper left starts for the airport with her pilotis log book in haml to receive more flying lessons anti add to her twenty' flying hours. Ioan also rloes het share bv working in the afternoons after school, and is enrolled in the pre-flight course. ln the next picture, Betts' Io Ephlanrl smiles up from the switchboard at Oklahoma Gen- Cfrll Hosplflll where she Wflfkg ill fllc llffCfl100nS fllld O11 WCCkCl1llS Betty Io l'lgfffCd to brcllli in at the job when the hospital was hard hit for an extra girl who could learn the operation of a switchboard. Having haul the training now, she can work regular hours during the summer. up some rolls in Dorothy Kamp in the bottom left picture is snapped in the act of sacking flYU brlkcff flifpflfflililenf of lllff flltl1Cf'S SFOCCFY store. Dofofllv divides llff fiflilff between the store .md hantlling supplies for the Orbit. Maybe Bob Malcomb works sometimes when he's on dun at a large grocery store, but vuu coultlifr tell by looking at the picture at the bottom right. lt seems to us more like he has his mind on the food Dorothvs dishing up, but maybe he's thinking of the size of the check he earns while leaning on the counter. t fv 4 1 1 2 ff? l 'X' fy Time nu! to relax makes for belief concentmtion, so B111 Fountain at the right clresjex up fit lo kin, but finyilvtlyla' guru ix zu gnml 115 DMU 115 I0 what beds trying to fepreient. 75 -m ,a an A honrbshell of an assembly was pullcd on the stutlcut hmh' Tuesday, April 6, when George N. Sturm, principal, procured two :numbers of the royal Hapsburg family to speak to the assembly on what it means to he living in America. lu the top Center picture atc Eddie Miller, Selma Ginsburg, Arch Dulce Otto von Hapsburg, crown prince and heir apparent to thu throne of what was formerly Austriag Marif Dell Smith, and Arch Duke Robert von Hapsburg, brother tu Prince Otto. - Special speaker in :mother assembly this year in thc picture at the ucntur lcllt is Robert Ripley who spoke on a few of thc methods hc employ x to go about get- ting the oclclities of his profession as a Collector of the curious. Hcrc he obliges some enthusiastic girls with his autograph after the assembly. Two foffnef CIHSSCIHEES IIOW in fhf UI1ifCd SIRIUS ilflliffll services Caine lldkfli to visit Classen and were kept quite busy by thc attentions of hlarilyn King, and Iucly Hayes at the right. 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Riley and Iimmy Elder C445 go up for tlic ball, while Gene lvlclfcnna C335 and Bill Icwel fool get ready to take over in case tliev miss. This picture was taken at the Clnssen-St. Gregory game which Clnssen lost 17-32. Classen Classen Classen Classen Classen Classen Classen ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Classen ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 7 Classenn, Classen ..,,,,,,, ..,,.., Classen Classen ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, Classen Classen ,..,,.... , .... ,, Classen Classenw, Classen ,.,,,,,,, . .,,. . Classen ,,,,,,,,, , ,, Classen Classen ,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, Classen Classen ,,,.,,,., . St. Gregory ,, Edmond ,.,., .. Edmond ,.,,,.,, Putnam City Tulsa Central Edmond ..,, ,, El Reno ,.,.,,,, Norman .,,,.,., Shawnee .v,.,, Northeast ,,,.,, Capitol Hill .. Enid ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Northeast ,,,, Central ,.,.., ,., Norman ..,,,,,, St. Gregory .. Capitol Hill ,,,, El Reno ,,,,,,, Putnam City Central ......,..,, Shawnee . Enid ,,,.,.. . 7m arm? At the close of the basketball season, Coach Smelser an- nounced that ten boys had lettered in basketball. Nine of the lettermen are pictured on this page. The other one, Charles Wright, left for the Navy early in the season and his picture was not available. ln the upper right hand corner are Bill Iewel, Iimmy Elder and Oscar Stiles, reading clockwise. Elder and Iewel will return next season but Stiles is a senior. ln the lower left hand corner, reading counter-clockwise, are lack Nicholson, D. Riley, Buddy Harry, Gene McKenna and Roy Cope, who served as captain this year. Gene Iones, the only boy to letter in his sophomore year is dribbling the ball down the court in preparation for next fall. When Mr. Carroll Smelser's second basketball season at a perfect .500 season. QW Classen ended, the score board read I2 wins and I2 losses for The team included three lettermen from last year. They , the season along with Charles Wright to join the Navy. ' Classen ended up third in the Mid-State conference and third in the city play-off. ln the Regional tournament, Classen W The Shooting Stars reached their Peak during the game against Tulsa Central. Although they lost the game, they were at their height in playing ability. ln the two games with Central, Classen made an even break. The first game was won by the Comets by a score of 32-26. But in the second game Central made a quick recovery during an overtime to win by one basket. The Comet season was sprinkled with close games, such as the last Classen-Central game, the two Norman games, the first Shawnee game and the last game with Northeast. Next year Classen will welcome back five lettermen. Those returning to the team are Gene lVIcKenna, Iimmy Elder, Bill Jewel, Buddy l-larry and Gene Iones. - - 5: X . 5 5 ,J V, Ji. 1 ' ff ,, fi if J' ' -4 K 'ff-is-, Q 5 1 7 A i 1 i were Cope, Nicholson, and Riley. Riley left in the middle of beat Northeast but 'was trounced later by Capitol Hill. in 'Me 7mm Wand Basketball coach Carroll Smelser looks happier in this picture than he did at most of the games. His worrying has become a familiar sight to most of the basketball fans. During some of the closer games he even worked up to biting his fingernails. Mr. Sn1elser's second season at Classen was not as successful as the first but this certainly made no dif- ference to the students. They were behind the team and the-coach whether they were winning or not. FIRST ROW-Bill Iewel, M . f H B urru enrx udclx Him Rox Cope ack Nicholson immx Elder, Oscar Stiles, Gene lVlcKenna, Gene ones SEC OND ROW-lack McMillan, maui er Bobbi lvlor 1 mimi Kendal ohn Porter Bob Gambrell, Bob Brindley, Iohn Pratt, Gerald Lovell oe Pitts wzeec67aa Everyone should agree that the cheer' leaders have done one swell job in lead- ing yells and creating spirit at all sports affairs. The stunts they performed at the games were enjoyed by all. Early last fall the different advisories elected several students to compete in the race for cheerleaders. Those trying out led the student body in various yells. The winners were then chosen by the popular vote of the school. Uniforms were bought and thus started the career of those pictured on this page. The pepsters in the lower Picture are Nicki Pratt, Bobby Bristow, and Iudy Hayes. The two in the dramatic pic- ture in the upper right hand corner faintly resemble Imogene Van Dyke and lean Geatches. ?aaz!6aZZ Seaman w Uwe 1461016144 The I942 football season made just an average show- ing with three wins, five losses and one tie, which really isnit too disgraceful, considering that this was the first year the Comets have depended on sophomore stock to carry the weight of the games. The seasonis first game was the nonofficial Preview between the six city highschools. Classen drew games with Central' and Britton playing one quarter with each. Both ended in scoreless ties, which proved to be an agcurate forecast of what to expect from the rest of the games. Another o-o tie was the outcome of the first official game for a green Comet eleven with Reagan highschool from Houston, Texas, which has always been strong op- ponent. The next week, October 1, the boys from the Boule- vard journeyed to Capitol Hill and made a good showing Bob Thacker, above, battled his way to the 1942 calntaincy with plenty of brains controlling his brawn. The quick-stepping, shrewd little halfback is a member of both the National Honor of their first win with a score of 16-6. Sodom, and obo Honor Motb Club. 1 Probably the most enthusiastic game of the year was Bob bas bobn 3 member of obo All, i the skirmish with the Norsemen the next week. It cli- Cm, football team for two years and maxed the challenge Classen made to Northeast to collect was given bonomblo mention on All, the most scrap metal before game time, which Classen won Stato. ' ble bas also been bbc State jun, but couldn't receive official credit for due to a dispute over lor bloyolo obomblob for tbreo years W conditions of the contest. However, the Comets took their Smllglltl , revenge out in blood and made an official slaughter of 20-o on the gridiron. 7mm .Zeta Doane 71am Wwe On Oat Classenites were in for a let-down the next week, though, in the annual classic with Central. lim Hill was ruled ineligible to Play the rest of the season due to a residence requirement and consequently the moralu of the rest of the team went down to a 19-6 defeat. Old Mari lvlisfortune rode on the Comets' tails for the next two games, letting Hollis win by a score of 25-I4 and then Enid make a killing of zo-o. Enid's lim Keaton and his Passing crew were respon sible for the latter nosedive by Classen. A temporary rally allowed the Boulevard boys to eke out a 6-0 victory at Norman the next week. But the last two games of the season should mercifully be buried far away from the light. First Clas sen entrained to Tulsa and came back with nothing but the ride and a score of 6 to Tulsa's 32. Then Shawnee finished up the season for us by giving Classen a 25-O blackout on the last game, YQ, Q it M-3 'firm' .4 I s Awe gm The contented-looking individual ready to tackle the healthy meal at the left is Leo K. Higbie, of course, who has coached victorious and de- feated Classen football teams for eleven years. Mr. Higbie played guard, center, and end when he went to junior and senior high at Classen, then end for four years at O. C. U., after which he returned and has been coaching ever since, making a total of seven- teen years at Classen. O Club is an honorary athletic or- ganization limited to boys who have won one or more letters in any sport, though letter jackets are given only to lettermen in football and basket- ball. The purpose of the club is to promote and maintain the high athletic standards of the. past and fu- ture. All the. boys Pictured quali- fied for membership through Ollt- standing participation in football. The backbone ofthe spasmodic, hard-fighting ,42 football team consists of the lettermen pictured jwund these pages and continued on the next., Reading down the opposite Page they are Lee Alleman, sen- rg Dick Battle, seniorg Bob Brindly, junior, Bob Chambers, junior, and Howard Clark, senior. l . . 1 - 4 n 1 Across the bottom of the two Pages are joe Fisher, junior, Curtis Harris, senior, Bob Gambrell, jun- l'g Richard Hermann, senior, Ernie Hill, senior, and Bill Holstein, senior. Reading down this Page are Charles Shaw, sophomore, jerry Potter, junior, jimmy Owens, junior erald Lovell, sophomore, and Danny Kozak, senior. 1942 FOOTBALL SEASON 1934 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Cjassen Opponents Sept. Henryetta There 0 Houston Weatherford Taft 16 Capitol Hill Oct. Capitol Hill Taft' 20 Northeast Northeast Taft Central Taft' 6 Cenfral Pauls Valley Taft 14 Holhs Enid Taft 0 Enid Nov. Norman Taft 6 Norman Tulsa Central Taft 6 Tl1lSa Central Shawnee There 0 Shawnee Their bam: games at Taft Stadium. 'of7e4m64S l l on the ou osite P-we returnetl to Classen this vear as Faye Hlellybeaif' Ferguson, upper e t rp , .D , 1 assistant football Conch aftei sixteen years. l-le was a football star and basketball ace while at- tentling as a stutlent, anti now is back to leatl his Proteges in calisthenics and such things. lim Hill, center right, was ruled ineligible in the miclclle of the season clue to a resiclence requirement, but in that time had displayed his power and won enough of the admiration of ' 1- f-ar. his teammates to be elected to serve as ca tam of the team for next xc P , Robert Reid, bottom Picture on this page, struggles as business manager of the team with che 'ob of kee in track of its activities and maintainin the uniforms. g Pictures of the lettermen continued from the preceding pages clown this page are Bill Roach, junior, Carl gd'-tg x ,, Stephens, junior, Bill Taylor, junior, Rex Thomas, junior, and Bob Thompson, senior. 0- 1 Y 'x N --..,,qg 'N With all attention turned to the blackboard, the boys analyze a play be- ing set up by Coach Ferguson in the picture at the upper right. The boys at the center right are clipping off the scissor, one of the ex- if Q i rl' ercises that the players do to take all the kinks out of their muscles before they start scrimmage. as C. I ,,,,,.....--- A All the boys who participated on or practiced with the team pictured below are, first row, left to right, Coach Leo Hig- bie, Rex Thomas, Ernie Hill, Ierry Potter, Gerald Lovell, Iames Lessly, Louis Barnett, Russell Brown, Bob Malcomb, Bob Chambers, Ioe Fisher, Woody' Barkett, Lee Alleman, Tom Blancy, lim Hill, Richard Herman, Bob Thacker, Don Douceel. Second row: Dan Kozak, Bill Holstein, Bob Brindly, lim Owens, Bob Gambrell, Bill Roach, Iohn Bentley, Bill Taylor, Charles Shaw, Bob Thompson, Carl Stephens, Howard Clark, Bill Iones, Gene Ogden, Chester Lapsley, Coach Faye Ferguson. Third row: Donald Knapp, lim Butcher, Don Lippert, Doug Hall, lack Swope, Bob Larson, Vifayne Barrett, Tom Karns, Bob lVIcCullough, Lloyd Willett, Ralph Dickinson, Rayburn Bruce, Carl Hudspeth, Ray Yeager, Allen Coles, Richard Vanda- griff, George Dooley, Tom Stephens, Rodney Kienlen, Mansel Phillips, DeRoy Bergman, lack Huntress, and Frank Stanly. Amee 5' QUQE' 5' i'Pe.E ' 3255 The boys who thought they might prove to be a little fast and turned early for the track team are pictured above. First row includes Dwam Timmons, who has since left for the Navy AirVGorps, Paul Cole, captain, Ernie Hill, Dick Battle, second row, Gerald Lovell, Robert ohnson, Bob Brinclly, Rex Thomas, third row, Roy Cope, Wendell Hall, Coach Earl Coffey, and Bob Ingersoll. 'S gegaz Besides football and basketball, Glassen also excels in other sports such as track, tennis, baseball, swimming, and golf. Though not ad- vertised as much as the other two, the sports represented on these pages are just as important in the physical development program. These other activities are just getting started on their schedules as this book goes to press. Constituting the 1943 spring baseball team are the boys pictured at the left. Kneeling are Ioe Fisher, Iohn Bentley, Rex Thomas, lerry Potter, Gene Ogden, vu-QM.-ont Gerald Lovell, and Faye Ferguson, coach, standing, Bob Morgan, Bill Iewel, Chester Lapsley, George Kann, Prentiss Seale, Bob Carpenter, and Don Curtiss. Boys Planning to spend their leisure time on the tennis courts this spring are pictured in the middle Picture. In the bottom row are Otto Grimes, lack Tway, Arthur McDonald, Phil Lit- man, Billy Glass, top row, Bob Elli' son, Frank Eastland, Coach Coffey, Bob Winstoii, and Byron Gore. 4 Training early for the days when they are big executives and need to relax over a few holes of golf, at the right are Sig I-larpman, Lawrence Glosser, Iimmy Loy, and Bill Iones. 4 fl The fishy individuals in the top picture are members of Mr. Earl Coffey's spring swimming team. First row: Gene Brewer, Ierry Leipold, Ierry Guthrie, George Pulley fwe had to cut the picture off so his fins wouldn't showb, Don Iohnson, Frank Eastman, Eugene Rogersg second row: Charles Simmons, Don Parrot, Frank Dennis, Bobby Iohnson, Bill Woods, Iohn Hine, and Iohn Shannon. Coach Coffey is in the back. ' W, ig ' M. N 35' , , L KH ' V 4-' Duff, The lively looking lovelies at the right are limbering their limbs -so they will be healthy little lassies after they graduate. These drills are in accordance with the request made by the government for stronger and healthier graduates, who are needed for war work. wpw 14 , Smiling contentedly, the ping pongers at the left look over their schedule with Miss Gertrude Iones before going forth to Ping their way to victory. They are, left to right: Ann Noftsger, Miss Jones, lean Burnham, Iean Burnett and Carolyn Dice. Showing their skill at archery, the quar- tet at the left prepares ro hit the center of the target with all the ease it takes. Shown stretching their muscles are Virginia Dyer, Peggy Duncan, Mildred Robinson and lean Hope Temple. Tweet, tweetln Mary Ledbetter, Helen Reeds and Dannie Bea james watch the little birdie expectantly as Nancy Owens prepares to send it astray. S . . Zcwefall Wheel Lookit my pretty posell' grins lane Dietrich, as she makes a beautiful serve. Anna Belle Drake gazes intentlv it the ball and waits peacefully for her chance to swing The nine girls upholding Classen's feminine baseball team this year are Thelma Vaden, Miss Retha Wave Hulet, coach, Beverly Martin, Clarice Payne, Anna Ruth Carpenter, Marv Helen Welch. ln the front row are Patsy Campbell, Pauline Freeman, Sara McArthur and Beverly Willis. Why grandmother! What pretty legs you had is what Peggy Murray, Norma Rose Wood- mansee, Margaret Severin, Margot Harrington and Helen Reeds, swimming stars, will be hear- ing from their young ones in future years. Ah, yes! How true it is! ' X Q E 45 f NfyNfQf75905 The organizationx at Clasxen have been re- Jtyled this year to meet the requirements of war. The Claxseu branch of the Iunior Red Crosx collected 5309 in iti annual roll call. The Girl Reserves have knitted Afghans and made .vcrapbnokx and foot warmers for wound- ed soldiers. One hundred girls from Classen reported in anxwer to the first call for ban- dage rollers. Kelly West, upper right, was elected last spring to serve as presi- dent for this year of the Student Council, democratic body of school government, which handled the scrap metal drive, sale of War Stamps, the service flag, and decides other important measures of school activities. However, when Kelli' decided to finish his highschool credits at O. U., vice-president Dick Gibbens, right center, succeeded him to do the honors for the remaining semester. Student Council members elected in the advisories are FIRST ROW: Audrey Davis, LaVern Cosgrove, Theresa Enders, X ,Delores Hansen, Ieanne McKee, Vera Io Bogart, Mgirjorie Arnold, Theral Martin, Lois Woodard, Carol Corlett, Ruth lane Long, Charlotte Wrinkle. SECOND ROW: Margziret Cornish, lime Giddens, Pauletta McDoi1gal, LaVVanda Smith, lane Mcplierren, Nancy Owen, Nlary Dell Smith, Dorothy Hill, 'Virginia Reid, lone Lavery, Shirley Holt, Dannie Bea Iames, secretary. THIRD ROW: Gail Wehrmeyer, Dorothy Kamp, Anna Ruth Carpenter, Betty Cheadle, Betty Goetz, Elizabeth Anderson, Kathryn Fisher, Virginia Lee Anderson, Betty leanne Clarke, Nlary Louise Robinson, Fern Garrett, Loraine Allison, Miss Clara hleyer, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Carol Sicvers, lohn Denman, lack Barcklow, loe Hoffman. lack Andrews, Dick Drisko, Richard lvlaloy, Kathleen hyloorehead, Betty Tabor, Sally Warren, Betty Alice Sneed, Ruth Arnold. Fll:Tl'l ROVv': Steward Sparks, Tommy Thompson, George lvlurphy, Vergil Browln, Bob lngram, Dick Gibhens. Charles Schramcek, treasurer, and Wlesley Wlarlick. L l iV V i , Q9 15 -aww Q-ir This club was revised into an honorary club this semester for students averaging A or B in eommer cial subjects. Some are not pictured because of holding jobs. M FIRST ROVV: Lutisha Bartmcss, Ann Trout, secretary, second semester, I.oreta Cook, president, second semester, I.aVerne Cosgrove, vice-president, second semester, Caroline Carl, Garnet Haindl. , SECOND ROW: I Dan Ioslyn, vice-president, first semester, Mary- Lou Stephenson, lune Giddens Doris Hall, president, first semester, Bonnie Walker, Nliss IVlary Cantrell, sponsor. THIRD ROW: hlelba Smedley, secretary, first semester, Clovis Putney, Pauline Butler, Mai'y Louise Porch, Virginia Brashear, and Chester Amend. FIRST ROVV: Nancy Upshaw, Grace Wai-rl. Colleen Sproles, Bettv lean Clark, treasurer first semester, secretary second semester, Dannie Bea Iames, president first semester, Ivlary Wilbanks, Betty Schmahl, Virginia Anderson, Mary Pruett, Vera Bogart, Anna Lou Erisman. SECOND ROVV: Betty Lain VVebster, secretary first semester, president second semester, jackie Bram- It-rt, Helen Barr, Martha INIcDonald, Betty Goetz, Kathryn Fisher, Carol Sievers, vice-president second se- mester, leanne McKee, Norma Rae Blair, Io Ann Rosenthal, Yvonne York. ' THIRD RONV: Donald Edwards, Gene McKenna, Billy Glass, lack Tway, Dick Clements, Alta Clay Davis, Dorothy Swanson, Ann Doyle, Ioan Irwin, Clara Lou Scott, Donna Alexander. FOURTH ROW: Don Core, Bill Parham, Dick Drisko, reporter first and second semester, Irvin Casser, Lothar Eberhardt, Bill Hamilton, treasurer second semester, Tom Harrah, Miss Bess Snell, sponsor, Virginia Rutledge, Doris Harding, and George Belew. Www 2z ' -,J ' , A FIRST ROW: Virginia Cobb, Kathryn Wahlgren, Ruth Iane Lonfr, secretary first and second semes- tersg Dorothy Gore, Laverne Hammock, Betty Ann Meador. D am SECOND ROW: Mrs. Geraldine Buzbee, sponsor, Billy Glass, Harry Schmidt, Dee Gee Colfix, Virginia Brashear, vice-President first and second semesters, Colleen Sproles. THIRD ROW: Miss Martha Denny, sponsor: Bill Hamilton, treasurer first and second semesters, Irvin Gasser, Dick Drisko, Don Gore, Dick Askew, and Miss Grace Deupree, sponsor. MMS FIRST ROW: Selma Ginsburg, Virginia Lee Anderson, Virginia Cobb, Loraine Allison, Kathryn Wahlgren, Ruth lane Long, vice-President first semester, secretary second semester, Carol Sievers, lane McPherren, Virginia Bracken, Theresa Enders. SECOND ROW: Laverne Hammock, Pat Maysey, Betty Lain Webster, Grace VVard, Dannie Bea Iames, president second semester, Betty Schmahl, Betty Ann Meador, Betty Iean Clark, Barbara Kitchen. THIRD ROW: Miss Grace Deupree, sponsor, Dick Drisko, Bill Hamilton, treasurer first semester, vice president second semester, Pauline Butler, Miss Etha Townsend, sponsor, Miss Lucile Tandy, sponsor Virginia Brashear, Kathryn Fisher. Don Iohnson, George Belew, Frank VVilliams. FOURTH ROW: Gordon Bunch, Irvin Gasser, treasurer second semesterg Billy Glass, Donna Alexander, Betty Lou Tabor, Miss Clara Meyer, sponsor, Luther Harrison, and George Murphy. 1 Ml lil FIRST ROW: Mable Sorey, Ioan Rosenthal, Norvetta White, Elizabeth Anderson, Iaekie Branilett, Lucille Sneed, secretary, Charlotte YVrinkle, treasurer, Ruth lane Long, vice-president, Nliss Helen Bourke. sponsor: Dick Cibbens, president. 2 SECOND1ROVv': Sue Conner, Amalee Nloore, representative, lo Ann Nlurry, Shirley Holt, Virginia Ann Cobb, Martlia Hempstead, Pat Philapy. Bobbye Elliston, Patricia Doty, lack Andrews, representative, THIRD ROW: Iunc Bickell, Marry Ioan Denham, Ioan Miteliell, Virginia Carmichael, Vera lo Bogart, Colleen Sproles, Nfary Io Arnerin, Selma Ginsburg, Geanne Parker. FOURTH ROW: Indy Nfaguire, Ann Trout, Annabelle Nlyers, Iulaine VVillard, Betty Nlarsh, Laverne Hanewinckel, and Anna Iohnson. FIRST ROW: VVesley W':1rlick, Iohn Arkle, loc Nlorlcdge, T. H, Nlilby, lack Hubble, Don Safersrein Dub Vlfilsey, loc Hoffman, sergeant-at-arms, second semester: Dan Kozak, president, second semester. SECOND ROW: Don Gore, Charles Feigley, Fred Iackson, Herb Conley, Charles Selah, Iohn Denman lim Koger, Charles Proctor, R. B. Galloway. THIRD ROW: Dick Gibbens, Bill Holstein, Guy Gray, Lothar Fberhardt, Louis Trost, Bill Peterson Donald Knapp, George Pulley, Don Harder. FOURTH ROW: Sam Mattison, Bill White, Donald Edwards, Bob Thompson, Bob Cates, William Edwards, and Bob Duncan. .X FIRST ROXV: Annabelle Nlyers, secretary, T. R. Forgan, First Sergeant, Tom Karns, Dale Banks, First Lieutenant, Lee Alleman, Captain, Iohn Bentley. SECOND ROW: Gerald Lovell, Gus Boyle, Iim Kendall, Bill Fountain, Kelsey Niiller, lack Barry, THIRD ROVV: Iohn Rost, Rex Thomas, Tom Blaney, Harold Kirk, Lloyd Boyles, and Ed Fretwell. ? Charles Sample, sponsor. FIRST ROW: lack Tway, treasurer, second semester, Linda Loftin, vice-president, first semester, Betty Ann Steber, President, first semester, Ruth Arnold, president, second semester, Charlotte Wrinkle, secre- tary, first semester, Carol Sievers, treasurer, first semester, secretary, second semester, Mary Ledbetter, vice-president, second semester, Bob Ellis. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Arnold, Lois Woodard, Della Graham, Ioan Murry, Dorris Stagg, Mary Ellen Wilson, Doris Mtllky, La Vita Wrinkle. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Woods, Ruth lane Long, Mauna Loa St. Clair, Mary Iames, Barbara Kitchen, Nliss Della Link, sponsor, Iean Geatches, Mildred Robinson, Violet Ann Angerman. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Woods, Dick Clements, Dick Gibbens, Iohn Denman, Ierry Talbert, Iohn Pratt. and lean Lucado, 'F!!',,u- if lil-l S Classen Air Scout Squadron was organized last semester by Nlr. iviurl Curtis as a branch of the Boy Scouts anti was the first of its kind in the city. f Az Activities of the group include building model airplanes, visits to airports and air trainin schools out cloor activities, and service Projects. FIRST ROXN: Lothar Eberhardt, Richard Morelancl, Richard Beil, Don Curtiss Bill Demand Otto Grimes, Billy Layton. SECOND ROW: Lee jackson, Lee Alleman, Richard Malay, Bill Stallarrl, erry Northrup and ohn Lccler. FIRST ROW: Iune Bickell, Margery Dunn, Alice Dunn, Bobbye Elliston, Iucly Maguire, Norvetta YNhite, secretary, first semester, Mary Ioan Denham, Anna lean Gray, Anna Lou Erisman. SECOND ROW: Nlarjorie Arnold, president first semester, Geanne Parker, secretary second semester: Peggy Murray, Lester Brown, Ivlary Ieane Buzbee, Norma Blair, Edith Newton, Pat Philapy, Dorris Iohnson THIRD ROVV: Virginia Rutledge, Charwyne Higtion, Nlary Baber, Connie Cooley, Ieanne McKee, Betty Reese, Betty Ann Steber, Virginia Reid, Darlene Vifharton, FOURTH ROW: Miss Bessie Herrin, sponsor and treasurer, Laura Belle Dyer, Cleo Ives, Ioe I-Ioffrnan, president second semester, Dorothy Raymond, lane Mcpherren vice-president first semester, Iohn Hunt, Kathryn Yowell and Virginia Ann Cobb. 'A Bitefhl itihiiis.. 481 A X X i X in lill!i1a.f,l6i FIRST ROW: lack Wiggins, first vice-president first semester, Gail Wehrmeyer, first vice-president sec- ond semesterg Bob Schirck, president second semester: lean Darcey, second vice-president first semester: Suzanne Travis, second vice-president second semester, Iane Bondurant, corresponding secretary: Carol Sievers, SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Wilson, Iean Smith, Catherine McKelvey, Mary Sue Marsh, Margaret Ayers, Loraine Allison, Virginia Ann Cobb. THIRD ROW: Mary Gwen Lingenfelter, Ellen Kilpatrick, Virginia Brashear, Margaret Brauchli, Charles Feigley, Violet Ann Angerman. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lloyd Bellamy, Colleen Sproles, Bob Duncan, lack Barcklow, Guy Fuller, and Iohn Arkle. FIRST ROW: Iune Bickell, Ioan Kuwitzky, Alecne Knick, Betty Webster, vice-president, jackie Bramlett, president, Elizabeth Anderson, treasurer, Nancy Upshaw, secretary, Neva Nuckols, Gloria Koebrick. SECOND ROW: Ioean Hartronft, Betty Goetz, Hallie Iean Maidment, Mary Io Amrein, Margaret Noel, Rosemary Kirkhuff, Annabelle Myers, Betty Palmer, Iean Geatches. THIRD ROW: Wanda Iune Middick, Marion Palmer, Annabelle Smith, Louann Conover, Perry Io Stafford, Fern Garrett, Doris Stone, Connie Cooley, Eleanor Ruth Snow. FOURTH ROVV: Bobbie Iean Austell, Betty Reese, George Belew, Bill Hamilton, Edna B. Stevenson, sponsor: Irvin Gasser, Bill Farmer, and Io Ann Weeks. 1-hz FIRST ROXY3 ,Dick Battle, Bill Holstein, Ierry Potter. Lee Alleinan, Bob Brindley Bill Taylor, Gerald Lovell, Ioe Fischer. H' fl , , . . SECOND ROXY: Paul Cole, vicefpresidentg ,Robert Iohnson, Carl Stephens, Charles Shaw, lim Owens, Bob Chambers, Ernie Hill, Bobby Nlorgan. THIRD ROVV: Don Iohnson, George Pulley, Danny Koznk, Sig Harpman, Curtis Harris, sergeant-ab arms, Bob Thompson, president, Rex Thomas. FOURTH ROXV: Frank Eastman, Buddy Harry, Bill Roach, Oscar Stiles, Bill Iewel, and Mr. Leo Hivbie, sponsor. l :- FIRST ROW: Miss Bettie Iean MeClellancl, sponsor, Patsy Geary, secretary, Betty lean Clark, vice-presif dent, Selma Ginsburg, treasurer, Ioyce Horwitz, Delores Hansen. Ioe Nforledge. Bobby Bristow, Mererlitli Qolden. I SECOND ROW: Howard Friedman, Shirley Stephens, Virginia IXfIcRee, Elizabeth Lowry, Bill Harris Darlene Wharton, Iimmy Cagle, Io Ann Spaar, Dorothy Raymond. THIRD ROW: Nlarilyn King, Bill Fountain, Eddie Miller, Dorothy Gayle Hill, T. H. Milby, Charles Selah, sergeant-at-arms, Gail Wehrmeyer, Alton Brown, Eddie Miller, iN4r. C, E. Grady, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Betty Ann Steber, Charles Brown, Mary Io Fowler, Iim Camp, lack Andrews, Iohn Denman, George Ivlurphy, president, Don Gore, Margaret Pevsner. QM? 1 uf. sal ' ' FIRST RONV: Betty Ann Stebcr, Carol Sievers, Betty lean Clark, president, Selma Ginsburg, treasurtr Bill Fountain, sergeant-at-arms, lean Garrett, Shirley Stephens. SECOND ROVV: Mibss Betty lean McClellar1rl, sponsor, Mary Io Fowler, Marilyn King, Dorothy Gayle I Hill, Edward Miller, historian, Elizabeth Lowry, and Virginia MCRCC. FIRST ROW: Miss Bettie lean McClella11d, sponsor, Betty lean Clark, president, Selma Ginsburg, treas- urer: Ecltlic Miller, historian, Bill Fountain, sergeant-at-arms, Mary Wilbauks, Gail Welirnieyer, lyfcredith Golden, loycc Horwitz. , fi SECOND ROW: Nfargarct Pevsner, Rurh Ioyce Parsons, Ieanne Vahlberg, Darlene Wliartori, Io Ann Spaar, Pat Strong, Ermaline Price, Audrey Davis, Delores Hansen, Alra Clay Davis, Violet Angerman. THIRD Row: Lloycl Boyles, loyce Hoyt, Dorothy lmes, Betty Reese, Fat Metz, Peggy Blair, Mary lo Fowler, Peggy lo Collier, Thomasina Dyer, lWarilyn King, Betty Ann Steber, Steward Sparks. FOURTH ROXV: lack Andrews, Dorothy Rnymofia, lean Garrett, Barbara Elliot, Ann Darrough, Carol Sievers, Mary Dell Smith, Virginia McRee, Shirley Stephens, Gloria lvTcClelland, Elizabeth Lowry, Dorothy Gavlc Hill, and Richarrl Niorton. FIRST ROW: Clovis Putney, Lee Iackson, Eugene Iohnson, Lloyd Boyles, Wesley Warlick, Eugene Ogden, Dick Morton, Charles Selah, Bill Harris, Leslie Hopkins, Roy Cope, Norvetta White, accompanist. SECOND ROW: Ioe Ragsdale, Paul Suggs, T. H. Milby, Frank Bunch, Billy De Mand, Alton Brown, Robert Thomas, Ray Biggerstaff, Iimmy Loy, Ierry Guthrie, Gene McCormick THIRD ROW: Dick Grundy, Bob Chambers, Iames Leslie, Bob Brindley, Charles Shaw, Bob Gambrell, Sig Harpman, Dick Robinson, Charles Proctor, Bill Thorton. FOURTH ROW: Bud Smith, Bobby Bristow, Wendell Burke, Leon Harrel, Chester Francis, A. WL Storer, Kenneth De Groat, Harold Dowell, and lack Barber. FIRST ROW: Faith Barker, lane Iay, Billye Sue Wigley, Iackie Kueffer, Alice Dunn, Iudy Maguire, Annabelle Myers, Georgann Cole, Louise Hargis, Io Ann Rosenthal, Gloria Ladinsky, Phyllis Hilgenberg, Mary' Hunt, Margery Dunn, Robbie Io Drake. V SECOND ROW: Ruth Thompson, Mary Montgomery, Wanda De Witt, Wanda Lou Middick, Virginia Gann, Dandeline Solomon, Marguerite Walde, Ruth lane Long, Iulaine Willard, Harriet Freeman, Betty Ross, Iuanim Walker, Gretta Io Koberg, Ioy lwlahon, Donne Nel Baker. THIRD ROW: Bobbye Iean Vineyard, Pat Harkins, Ruth Kindall, Gloria Taliaferro, Mary Ruth Wright, Neota Williams, Cleo Ives, Helen Reeds, Dee Gee Colfix, Pat Malone, Lucille Sneed, Mars' Beth Dorsey, Mary Frances Harrison, Hazel Krueger. FOURTH ROW: Pat Neibarger, Marjorie Arnold, Patsy Davis, Helen Withington, Adana Ownbey, Shirley Kiser, Dorothy Olson, Mary Wilbanks, Donna Alexander, Kathleen Moorhead, Dorris Stagg, Betty lean Sitler, Barbara Watkins, Dorothy Tutor. FIFTH ROW: Chester Francis, Virginia Hargrove, Sue Walker, Frances Hickman, Leora Hatch and Deraline Wallace. .- 5 - I 1:-. Nall il 5:-if 3 1 FIRST ROW: Pat Neibarger, lane lay, Iackie Kueffer, Yvonne Ray, Billye Sue Yyigley, Kathryn Wahlgren, Ruth lane Longt Harriet Freeman, Dorris Stagg, Billie Perkinson, lxlary Wilbailiks, Charlotte Steinfield, Lucille Sneed, Mac Hefton, Colleen Sproles, Io Ann Arnold, lklary Beth Dorsey, Betty Nell Cheadle. SFCOND ROW: Nlarvuerite Walde, Betty Lou Porter, Neota NVillianis. Linda Loftin, betty Ross, Dick Grundy, Clovis Putm-y,aT. H. lvlilby, Dwain Timmons, loe Ragsdale, Leon Harrel, I.eshe.Hopkins, Bill Harris, Bill Thorton, Barbara Watkilms, Margery Dunn, Iuanita Walker, Chester Francis, director. THIRD ROW: Norvetta XVhite, Iulaine Willarcl, Hali lean W'ells, Nlary Nlontgomery,.Dick Battle, Bob ' Chambers, Wesley Vv'arlick, Bob Gambrell, Charles Shaw, Roy Cope, Ierry Guthrie, Nlarian Plltmnl, Rllfh Arnold, Mary Louise Cooper, Gloria Ladinsky, Carlene Kueffer, Mary Katherine Pruet. FOURTH ROW: Annabelle Myers, Donna lVIcClain, Bobbie lean Vineyard, Pat Ogilvie. Kenneth De Groat, Paul Suggs, Iames Lessly, Frank Bunch, Rodney Kienlen, Dick Morton, Alton Brown, Ray Biggerstaff, Eugene lohnson, Vkfendell Burke, Lee Iacksen, Io Zinn, and Par MDIODC- FIRST ROVJ: Hali lean XVells, Shirley Kueffer, Carlene Kueffer, Shirley Fletcher, Norvetta W'hite, Billie Perkinson, Colleen Sproles, Annabelle Drake, loan Arnold, Lucille Brooks, Ruth Arnold, Phyllis Hartnell, Betty Lou Porter, lvlargaret Gesford. SECOND ROVv': Nlary Katherine Pruet, Mary Elizabeth Cooper, La Verne Hanewinckel, lean Garrett, Frances Moser, Delores Pruett, Virginia Dyers, Doris Tippin, Nlae Hefton, Betty Nell Cheadle. Vxfanda Haywood, Iune NIcCloud, La Vita VVrinkle, Doris Phillips. THIRD ROVY: Kathleen Seagraves, Nlarv Frances Baber, Iamie Tuttle, Elsie lwlarie Anschntz, Louise Oden, Rachelann Nlclrarlin, Charlotte Steinlfield, Carolvn Douglass, Linda Loftin, Nlarian Putnam. Kathryn Cotton, Nlary Sypert, Gloria Hilgers, Chester Francis, sponsor. FOURTH ROVU: Gertrude Renter, Bernice Thomas, Peggy Rogers, Pauline Butler, Cherie Acord, Hazel McCabe, Kathryn Vvlahlgren, liar Ogilvie, Fay Huston, Eleanor Hubbard, Patsy Evans, Ruth Hughes. FIFTH ROVV: Maye Oliphant, lxflarcine Heinrich, Nina hlathis, Virginia Iohnsonf Yvonne Ray, Donna McClain and Elizabeth Mangum. - 9,141 Iowa, 6566014 'xi fl Fl. ITM' 5 5 lk For eighteen years the Latin classes have been contributing to Lux Classensis, annual spring publication. xx with the purpose of showing the benefits of Latin. Meiiilaers of the staff for this year are, first row: Ira Vifilliams, Betty Lain Webster, Betty Schmahl, 0 editorg lVlarV Dell Smith. Second row: Constantine Palassis, Mrs. Davida Richardson, sponsor for thirteen yearsg and Charles Noble. The Nlelting Pot is the annual publication of the Language Department contributed to bv students of the g German, French and Spanish classes. . Staff members are, first row: Anna Lou Erisman, Miss Henrietta Von Tungeln, sponsorg ivlrs. Davida Richardson, sponsorg Miss Lelia Pickard, SPOnsor5 Velma Kastens. pat , Second row: Nlari' VVilbanlcs, edirorg Bernice lxamp, Mary' Lou Stewart and Frank Williams. FIRST ROVV: R. B. Galloway, Wesley Warlick, president, second semester, lack Berry, treasurer ack Barcklow, sergeant-at-arms, second semester, Lloyd Estes, sponsor, Ioe Hoffman, Irvin Gasser reporter W ' Z second semester, George Belew, secretary, second semester, Bill Hamilton, secretary, first semester v1ce c 1 - , president second semester SECOND ROW: Lester Brown, Bob Reynolds, W. T. Ford, Dick Gibbens, president, first semester Richard Maloy, Billy White, lim Gngsby, and Frank Eastman. FIRST ROW: Mary Anna Raymer, president, first semester, Bonnie lean Walker, secretary, second se- mester, Iudy Maguire, vice-president, first semester, Clara Lou Scott, secretary, first semester, vice-presi- dent second semester, Virginia johnson, song leader, first and second semester, Dorothy Clapper, l.aVerne Cosgrove. SECOND ROW: loc Hoffman, honorary member, Miss lvlyra Belcher, sponsor, Elaine Morgan, presi- dent, second semester, Catherine Coakley, Rachelann McFarlin, and Bobbye Elliston. The Tri-Y was formerly the Girl Reserve Club. 75. l'5lRS'l4 ROXY: Bob Bristow, l'rt-tl Xxvlllff, Charles Seliraniecli. Richard xxvlllllllllvlll, Lliester l'I.lllLl5. spon- sor, hlarjorie Arnold, queen, Gus Boyles, Charles Selah, Alton Brown, T. H, Nlllby, Forrest Stockton, lack g : Stanford. SECOND ROXV: Edwin Pence, Ierry Emerson, Iohn Arkle, Gordon Smith, Iohn Fisher, Elmer Saunlceah, A. W. Storer, Paul Suggs, Iimmy Parriek, Yale Scurloek, pledge master, second semester, loe Schmitz. THIRD ROW: Bob Schirk, Bill Xvolaver, Clovis Putney, Phillip Thompson, lack Triay, George Mtlrphy, g Bill Uhl, Kenneth Smock, B. H. lvloore, David Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Horton lvlorrison, Don Gore..-Frank Vfilliams, Bob Sil-tes, Iimmy Osgood, lack Lig- gett, Glenn Wilkilison, George Pulley, and Steward Sparks FIRST ROW: Bill Hamilton, lrvin Gasser, George Belew, Charles Feigley, pledge master. first semester: secretary, second semester, lxlyra Belcher, honorary member: Nlarjorie Arnold, queen: lack Barcklow. secretary, first semester, lack Wiggins, vice-president, first semester, president, second semester, Ioe Hoff- man, president, first semester, Lester Brown, parliamentarian, second semester. SECOND ROW: Lee lackson, R. B. Galloway, George fCyj Kelly, Vergil Brown, Bill Hauser, Robert Douglass, Howard Friedman, Lloyd Boyles, Fred laelcscrn. THIRD RONN: Henry Bloch. Bob Blakeney, Dean Imel, Herb Conley. lack Andrews, Iohn Denman Phil Litman, Charles Darr, lohn Dolan. FOURTH ROVx': Bob lrwin, Robert Bowman, Charles Brown, laelt Berry, Dick Gibbons, Lawrenee Dodd, Sig Harpman, Iinimv Loy, Bill Harris, Tom Harrah. ,QM f Mi. I ' 5 I I M .mxgwg FIRST ROVV: Mars' Teresa Valega, IN-'Iartha Hempstead, Bette IVIcCaulev, Dorotliv Rice. Lorna Fields. president first semester, secretary, second semester: Nancy Fields, vice-president. first semester, treasurer. second' semester, Ioanna Kamp, Bonnie lean Austin, president, second semester, IXfIargery Caudill. treas- greixlfirst semester, vice-president, second semester, Patsy Davis, Bonnie XValker, Avon Nlnllins. Iuanita ont . SECOND RONV: Norma Benedict, Ioean Hattronft, Vlfanda Iune Nliddick, Lutislia Bartmess. Rntli Tormolmlen, Ruth Bradley, Nina Richardson, Connie Paine, Milclretl iN'IeDonald, Patsy Campbell, Emma Lou Carpenter, Iylarietta Marsltall, Melba Smedley. THIRD ROVV: Sue Howard, Peggy McKellai', Pat Arnold, Ruth Wfynne, Anita Gill, Evelyn Xvalton, Valeria Reeves, Patsy DeWitt, Ioan Higgins, Doris Marie Stewart, Betty Bozartli, Anne Garizis, Norma Rose Wooclniaiisee. FOURTH ROW: Nlary Niunson, Kathryn Yowell, Pauletta NICDougal, Nlary Sears, Nlargaret Benton. Connie Cooley, Geneva Watle, Iene Lavery, Neota Willizlms, Iean Howard, Nlargaret Denham, Carolyn Bloom. I FIFTH ROW: Lillian Ossenkop, Betty Sue Neal, Virginia Dyer, Kiary Ioan Denham, Betts' lean Biles, Eleanor Ruth Snow, Nancy Bogdanoff, secretary, Ruth Dee Phillips, Ermaline Price, Pat Strong and Dorothy Raymond. FIRST ROVV: Don Best, VVillis NVI1eat, treasurer, first semester, secretary, second semester: Ralph Smith. secretary, first semester, vice-president, second semester: Carlene Kueffer, Sweetheart, Ray Biggerstaff, presidentg Robert Plato, sergeant-at-arms: Harvey Wliite. SECOND ROXV: Otto Grimes, treasnrerg Bobbv Iolinson, Bill Tltorton, johnny I.eader, W'endell Burke Pat Nlayer. I I 0 W : ! THIRD ROXY: Bob Nlalloury, Ierry Nortlirnp, Bob NIcCullick. Bob Falkenberry a IX it ,V ff , . ' 5232- , ez-f HC! , yt! VC FIRST ROW: Marilyn Tankersley, Betty Reese, Patricia lvletz, Nancy Owen, Mildred Robinson, Dorris Stagg, secretary, first semes- ter, group No. 2, Mary Ellen Wilson, president, first semester, group No. 23 Susie Sturm, Charlotte Wrinkle, vice-president, first semester, group No. 2, Imogene Van Dyke, treasurer, first semester, group No. 2, Nickie Pratt, La Vita Wrinkle, Marguerite Walde, Pat Neibarger. SECOND ROW: Virginia McRee, Mary Sue Marsh, Doris Pinnick, Grace Ward, Mary Louise Porch, Doris lviulky, Miss Gladys Shepard, sponsorg Pat Putnam, Loretta Swirczynski, Mary Lou Stephenson, Betty Louise Walde, Betty Swan, Rita Manning, Phyllis Prigmore. . THIRD ROW: Mary Showalter, Billie Gene Pearce, Orvillene Rogers, Neva Nuckols, Amelia VVilson, Vlfanda lane Willis, Lucille Sneed, Pat Malone, Margaret Perry, Iackie Northum, Ieanne McKee, Mary Katherine McGraw, Martha Macdonald, Mary Ann Wade. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Vx7illiains, lvlary Sue Walpole, Margaret Severin, Martha Vose, Ann Noftsger, Ieannee Vahlberg, Georgia Prentice, Marjorie McKee, Helen Reeds, Ann Mee, Doris Phillips, Elaine Morgan, Betty Porter, and lviary K. Pruet. V GROUP I OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President Marjorie Arnold Ruth Iane Long Vice-president Ruth lane Long Barbara Kitchen Secretary Dannie Bea Iames Ruth Arnold Treasurer Beverly Crockett Ieanne Darcey Sponsors: Lucille Willoughby, Blanche Holland. FIRST ROW: Ann Doyle, Wanda Bushey, Anne Darrough, lean Lucado, Harriet Freeman, Ieanne Darccy, treasurer, second semes- ter, group No. 1: Ruth lane Long, president, second semester, group No. IQ Barbara Kitchen, vice-president, second semester, group No. IQ Ruth Arnold, secretary, second semester, group No. IQ Billie Klinglesmith, Barbara Bickell, Barbara Currie, Georgann Cole, Shirley Kueffer, Carlene Kueffer. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Anderson, Barbara Horn, Dorothy Gray, Iackie Bramlett, Shirley Kitch, Helen Barr, Miss Blanche Holland, sponsor, Shirley Canon, Margaret Long, Betty Ann Goetz, Doris Knapp, Lucille Brooks, Katherine Cory, Dorothy Hill. THIRD ROW: Ioan Edwards, Patsy Lynch, Mary Lou Dawson, Dorris Iohnson, Betty Anne Ienkins, Ioan Irwin, Dorothy Kamp, Betty Eufinger, Peggy Colt, Carol Corlett, Patsy Geary, lane Allen, Betty Lou Brown, Mary Elizabeth Hoskins, Barbara Lee Holmes. FOURTH ROW: Ioan Fisher, Iuanita McClenahan, Bernice Kamp, Shirley Fletcher, Patty Richardson, Mary Kay West, Maurine Flanagan, Beverly Hedrick, Betty Lou Howard, lean Gray, Mary Iames, Peggy Crosswhite, Marylin Iones, Margot Harrington. FIFTH ROW: Delores Pruett, Pattie Barry, Margaret Cornish, lane Dietrich, Ann Drake, Peggy Etheridge, hilary Beth Dorsey, Fleur Lane, Edwinna Leonard, Elizabeth Lowry, Anna lean Gray, Betty Lindsey, Patricia Doty, Dorothy Gore, and Betty Golson. FIRST ROW: Betty Ann Steber, Lois Marie Woodard, Gail Wehrmeyer, Mary Lou Nichols, treasurer, second semester, group No. 2, Carol Sievers, vice-president, second semester, group No. 2: Ruth Ann Shepard, president. second semester, group No. 25 Ioan Muriy, secretary, second semester, group No. 2: Norvetta Wvhite, Mauna Loa St. Clair, Betty Schmahl, Betty Ann Meador. SECOND ROW: Ierry Mettle, lean hlyers, Gladys Ogle. Carolyn Storer, Margaret Mcllherren, Theral Nlartin, Mildred Holland, sponsor, Amalee Moore, Dorothy Woods, Dorothy Wright, Iune McCloud, Betty Lou Tabor. THIRD ROW: Pat McKinney, Billie Perkinson, Colleen Sproles, Suzanne Travis, Gloria lX'IcClelland, Betty Alice Sneed, Earleen Simon, Mary Lou Stewart, Virginia Reid, Rubye Pitts, Betty Marsh, Ann Price. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Willianis, Iulaine Willard, Katherine Werme, Ioanne lylitchell, Yvonne York, Margaret Woods, Iean Ioy McKenna, Harriet Murphy, Io Nlorgan, Ioyce Self, and Norma Stout. GROUP II OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President Mary Ellen Wilson Ruth Ann Shepard Vice-President Charlotte XVrinkle Carol Sievers Secretary Dorris Stagg Ioan Murry Treasurer Imogene Van Dyke Mary Lou Nichols Sponsors: Gladys Shepard, Mildred Holland. FIRST ROW: Iackie Fulton, Blossom Ford, Sue Conner, Iean Burnham, Beverley Bird, Dannie Bea Iames, Betty lean Clark, secre- tary, first semester, group No. I: Marjorie Arnold, president, first semester, group No. IQ Delores Hansen, Phyllis Hartnell, Mary Ann Ledbetter, Mary Calloway, Ann Keeslar, Muggsie Dalton, Beverly Catlett. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Currie, Mary Beth Dorsey, Ann Conner, Violet Ann Angerman, LaVern Hammock, Wanda Haywood, Mary Elizabeth Cooper, Ioan, Arnold, Miss Lucille Willoughby, sponsor, Iune Giddens, Doris Hall, Kathryn Fisher, Virginia Lee Anderson, Ilma Iaquier, Margie Bassett, Shirley Holt. T Evelyn Moore, Beverley Crockett, Betty Io Bender, Gretta Io Koberg, Virginia Brashear, Dee Gee Colfix, Lucile Bouton, lean Lynn, Marion Brooks. HIRD ROW: Connie Deming, Ieanne Burnett, Thomasina Dyer, lvfarilyn King, Marv Io Amrein, Audrey Davis, Betty Hoagland, FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Dice, Mary L. Dawson, Patte Io Ieter, Betty Ann Elliot, Iackye Lou Hunter, Harriett Adams, LaVerne Hanewinckel, Iune Donnelly, Audrey Gaddis, Vera Io Bogart, Donna Carmichael, Virginia Carmichael, Iudy Hays, Aleene Knick, Meredith Golden. er ecQ.il-mwe- .,w3iaii.- s qegcmd Standing in front are Vance Iennings and Dick Drisko, directors. FIRST ROW: Richard Niswonger, Olan Knight, Bill Edwards, Clarence Rice, Bob Irwin, Wanace Witten, Robert Williams, Ioe McMakin, Tom Harrah. SECOND ROW: Mason McLain, Gene McCornack, Dean Imel, Paul Bryant, Efl Wickberg, Bill Snyder, Fred Iackson. THIRD ROXV: Dale Helmer, Tom Cox, Harry Schmidt, Tommy Baker, Donald Harder, Melvin Lee, Iimmy Koger. FOURTH ROW: Roy Duncum, Alvin Pendleton, Ianelle Liebolt, Iames Iacobs, Bob Gibson, Glenn Rcaves, and Bryan Vkfalker. Oakley Pittman. director, is standing at the left. FIRST ROW: Dick Drisko, Vance Iennings, Guy Gray, Evelyn Stapp, Ad Acers, lane Liebolt, Eloise Imel, Mary Elizabeth Roach, Pauline Freeman, Betty Gow, David Lyons, Richard Grundy, Regina Groshong, Ruth Drisko, Mary Dillon. . SECOND ROVJ: Bob Irwin, YVanace Witten, Charles Thomas, Iimmie Hayes, Bill Baker, Isadore Shiff, Don Harder, Richard Hicks, Nielvin Lee, R. C. Cunningham, Iimmy Koger, Rainey Williams, Dexter Clarke, Ted Bond. Walter WeMott, Dudley Conner, Ioe McMakin, Gene Pulley, Alvin Pendleton, Buddy Walker. ' THIRD ROW: Richard Niswonger, loc Wahl, Iames Gullette, Ameel Shadid, Helen Holland, Colleen Felkins, Mildred McDonald, lack Hull, Ed Wickberg, Bill Malson, Elmer Saunkeah, Dean Imel, Gene McCornack, Paul Bryant, Mason IVIcLain, Fred Iackson, G. T. Blankenship, Stanley Brown, Bill Keely, Eugene Hicks, Warren Quade, Quinton Watson, Willis Cerny, Richard Williams, Paul Collingsworth. FOURTH ROW: Bill Edwards, Robert Keely, Olan Knight, Shirley Olson, Mary Io Drew, Amelia Wilson, Patsy DeVVitt, Bud Smith, Bill Snider, Don Curtis, Wendell Burke, Lynn Iones, Danny Black- burn, lane Andrews, Roy Duncum, lim Bill Davis, Tommy Thompson, Dick Battle, Bryan Walker, Vir- ginia Phillips, Ralph Smith, Dale Hcliner, Steve Erwin, Tom Cox, Harry Schmidt, L. Camden, Bill Hauser, Chester Amend, Tom Harrah. FIFTH ROW: Ianelle Liebolt, Imogene Arnot, loc Borg, Glenn Reaves, Bob Gibson, Iames Iacobs, Patsv Hawk, and Iean Breivogel. gmd The new swing band organized this year by Mr. Oakley Pittman made its initial triumph at the mixers Dick Battle croons effectively into the mike while Roy Duncum, extreme left, Vance Iennings, Chester Amend Tom Harrah Richard Niswonger, first row, lack Hubble, Dean lmel, Fred Iackson, ames Freeman and Tommy Baker last rowg give their all to a popular swing tune. 3 2 FIRST ROW: Charlotte Wrinkle, Shirley Howe, Neva Wheeler, Phyllis Hilgenberg, Kathryn DeVeney, Melba Hammon, Louise Beans, Iean Breivogel. SECOND ROVV: Oakley Pittman, director, standing, Aleene Knick, Daphne Rosenthal, Frances Turner, Wade Powell, Ruth Drisko, Mary Dillon, Eloise Imel, Buddy Walker, Alvin Pendleton, Pat Niebarger, Alford Howe. THIRD ROVV: Bill Hargrove, Bill McMath, Delia Wilson, Melvin Lee, Iimmy Koger, Rainey Williams, Dexter Clark, Vance Iennings, Dick Drisko, Tom Harrah, Bob lrwin, Avon Mullins, Mary Anna Raymer, Alta Davis. FOURTH ROW: Ianelle Liebolt, Ice Borg, Bob Gibson, Glenn Reaves, Donald Harder, Richard Hicks, lane Andrews, Dean lmel, Mason McLain, Fred Iackson, Harry Schmidt, Tom Cox, Bryan Walker, Roy Duncum, Patsy Hawk, and Robert Glasgow. ag n W ag: a K id The eight girls choosing to learn something of the life and habits of a librarian by assisting Mrs. Earl W. Howard an hour each day, are shown in the top picture. First row are Nancy Bogdanoff, Mugg- sie Dalton, Mrs. Howard, lean Hope Temple, Ianellef Lieboltg second row, Mary' Elizabeth Coop- er, Wanda Haywood, Doris Iohn- son, and Kathryn Yowell. Apprentice secretaries and office clerks who assist Miss Myra Belcher in the duties of the regis- trar, center picture, standing from left to right, are: Virginia Carmi- chael, Mary Lou Stephenson, Mar- garet Pierce, Pat Barry, Iune Gid- dens, Peggy Etheridge, Bonnie Wiseman, Katherine Wolfe, Ruth Arnold, Theresa Enders, Virginia Brashear, Mildred Robinson, and Theral Martin. Seated are Miss Belcher and Ioe Hoffman, fair- haired boy of the rest of the crew. -'H X HK -' , x v4 x iss YHCUHC' M K the lower - mme 3 was ln uemyts go dic nmd Seems gglcher 266695, whose i Og Races 3 'ect to lime rc on dw sub! Character- , a to be mo I bovlnenflw X E og the ' Q30 A O I0 3 with xekyfesenfsvf ginia Bra- . - xx ir isnt W k vs. A - tv 'rls Chase dw r an oiliclill 1? gi at-rs Ove Y- shear Pon ani at the lei ' . gignm mg 35 Running errands, delivering mes- sages, and typing stencils are daily duties to the student assistants in the main office pictured at the right. Reading left to right down the counter are Ted Clemens, An na lean Gray, Mary Ann Wallis Betty Reese, Helen Walton, Bar- bara Brown, Ruth Ann Shepard Lois Woodard, Miss Annette Hedges, secretary to the principal Mrs. Clara Alley, attendance sec retary, Marilyn King, Carolyn Vvchster, llma laquier, Iune Don- nelly, Dorothy Gray, Dorothy Gore, and Clovis Putney. ggacemx dlwvifew Lfaldlfaao The middle picture features the girls who assist Mrs. Charlotte Stringer in the clinic as she assigns lockers, handles lost and found ar- ticles, and cares for those who he- come ill while at school. Seated in front are Mary Sears, Ianice Whistler, Mrs. Stringer, Darlene Wharton, Dorothy Olson, and in back are Mary Lou Nichols, Clarice Payne, Dorothy Helen Tutor, and lane lay. An informal shot at the bottom of the page pictures Mrs. Stringer as she repairs some minor damages in the rear of Bob Anderson's clothing, while lane lay paints G. W. lames's skinned knee and lune McCloud applies a dressing to Bill Beard's injury. N Q x if xi S. ,ity ...Y-M x i s l B li S K We're setting off on the voyage of life, As a ship puts out to sea,' She follows the course of the boundless deepg We follow a course just as free. Learning fills our minds with knowledge, As one loads a ship with suppliesj We both begin our journey prepared, And for guidance we look to the skies. Yet provisions alone won't sail the ship, Nor will knowledge carry us throughg She requires a sturdy framework, We, a character strong and true. A ship must face the storms of the sea,' We must face sorrow and strife, But how much smoother the voyage will be If we meet the challenge of life. Although sometimes the breeze may die Then push us with a gust, We'll never lose sight of our distant goals But will sail on with faith and trust. -DANNIE BEA JAMES April showers bring May flowers and May naturally brings graduation. The 450 members of the Class of ,43 will hold their commencement ex- ercises on May 26 in the Muimicipal auditorium. The actual graduation ceremony will be pre- ceded by the awards assembly, senior sermon, senior assembly and the senior breakfast. Class officers who will preside during the weelc's activities are lohn Pratt, presidentg Bob Thacker, vice-presidentg Ierry Talbert, secretary, Charles Stueve, treasurer and Bill Holstein, sergeant-at-arms. RUTH IANE LONG Clasxen Medal of Honor Clarsen Award CI-IARLO'I'l'E LEE WRINKLE KATHRYN WAHZGREN Claxsen Award Clanen Away Vocal Music Award VIRGINIA BRACKEN . , . . BETTY LAIN XVEBSTER American Axsocfatran of University V1 R IVnmerI Scbolarsbrp ' rl emmmnn KELLY WEST GAIL WEHRMEYER Good Cztlzenship Illerlal Good Crtfzemhxp Medal RICHARD EUGENE GIBBENS DANNIE BEA JAMES TI-IOMASINA DYER Tl-IERESA ENDERS Leadership Award WMM? '7kdaka4tl4tmZlmalef:dwuh'4taf:ql The Classen Medals of Honor are the highest rank- ing awarcls given to Classen seniors. The girl and hos' ' who give greatest promise of a worthy contribution to the worlcl are chosen each year for this honor. The Classen Awards are given each year to the five most outstanding girls ancl five most outstancling boys on a basis of scholarship, leadership and all round achieve- ment. These awarels are also providecl by Ivirs. Anton i Classen, wiclow of the man for whom our school was 4 I namecl. The entire Classen faculty selects the winners of the above awards from the ten girls and ten boys with the highest scholastic averages in the graduating class. I This year the Good Citizenship awards go to three boys fgiven by the schoolj and two girls fgiven by the VIRGINIA EMMA BRAsHEAR CAROL MAE SIEVERS Clarsen Award Mathematics Award Cldxm Award Daughters of the American Revolntionj. 3 I A MAl3GAR?T P5R?JYi e In PATRICIA ANN CONNER JEAN GEATCHES DICK BA-IDI-LE l mnlmn A Harm mn 0 n U N y Art Nouveau :lvl Delmrlnienlal Hays' Atblelzc Award IVornerI Scholarslnp NORVETTA WHITE PATRICIA IEAN MCKINNEY Good Citizenslup llledal History Award DELORES HANSEN MARY WILBANKS Home Economzcs Award French Award . .,,.. A tr - is OTTO WETZELl Leadership Award Pulzlzeatmn Award Publication Award Science Award 14 aunuatle oftletasopezceatf' -2w.7ll.1?l.,4lezaada. Awards which go to the outstanding students in each I department are: ART: Art Nouveau, Art Renaissance, and Departmentalg COMMERCIAL: Accounting and r Stenographicg HISTORYg HOME ECONOMICSQ LANGUAGE: French, Latin and Spanishg MATHE- MATICSg INIUSIC: Bloch, Harrison Service and Vocal Musicg IOURNALISM: Publication: SCIENCE: SPEECH: Debate, Little Theatre, Mary' Martineau Memorial, and Mary Martineau Menmorial for Service. One award goes to the most outstanding girl athlete and another to the most outstanding boy athlete. The Patterson award is donated by the class of 1930 in inemory of Ioseph Hester Patterson who went down with the I submarine Squalus. Eollowing the pictures of those receiving thc Classen Awards, the winners are arranged according to the al- Phabetical title of thc award. DICK DRISKO Classen Award Mathematics Award Bloch Music Award BASIL THOMAS I-IARTER Classen filedal of Honor Ciassen Award 1 Mathematics Award WM. ARTHUR HAMILTON WILLIAM GORDON GLASS GEORGE ROBERT MURIJHEY Classeri Award Classen Award Cfffffff' Award Mathematics Award Mathematics Award s A VADEN IERRY POTTER MELBA SMEDLEY MARY IANE CHASTAIN ROBERT E. GLASGOW BOB THACKER Athletic Award loseph Hester Patterson Award Accounting Award Stenographic Award Good Citizenship Medal Gund Citizenship Medal A . s X ,. iifi9f'fs L .. K 6' X i f - in g V Q, 3 5 ,, R E , Z . 'BETTY SCHMAHL DORIS ANN HARDING DICK ASKEW Mafhfmffiff Award I VANCE IENNINGS LESLIE HOPKINS Latin Award Spanish Award Mathematics Award AlW '4t ' A '5 W A5-'9f'4 0'1 of Harrison Service Award Vocal fllusic Award IEAN CLARK SELMA GINSBURG Debate A ward LUCILLE BOUTON Little Theatre Award Mary Martineau Memorial University IfVomen Schofarshif qfacawalle Wkadba IEAN BREIVOGEL Bloch Music Award BUDDY WALKER Harrison Service Award ROY COPE DORIS TIPPIN Vocal Music EDDIE MILLER Mary Martineau Memorial Award fur Service LEATRICE ADWON RALPH ALDEN RAYMOND ALDEN DONNA IEAN ALEXANDER LELAND AMERINGER MARY IO AMREIN BOB ANDERS VIRGINIA LEE ANDERSON EARLENE ARNOLD IOAN ARNOLD Y DONNE NEL BAKER TOMMY BAKER DICK BATTLE ROBERT BAXTER MARIORIE ARNOLD DALE BANKS L M PAT ARNOLD K 1 IACK BARBER LEE ALLEMAN I 411' VIRGINIA PEGGY ANDEFI ,IO IMOGENE ARNOT I J?-' . Alix IACK BARCKLOW CHARLES BEAMON GEORGE BELEW BETTY BOONE r JI wma JA? W A Ggyffm H ef. 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Q9 HAROLD BUTTRAM NELLIE MAE BOYD VIRGINIA BRACKEN 'KH I ,li LESTER BROWN NEAL BROWN ,VL ,Sf BILLYE BYERLEY LOUISE CALDWELL VIARY IANE CHASTAIN ANN COBB I BETTY NELL CHEADLE BETTY JEAN CLARK PAUL COLE LUCIA COLES L .0 in . -l .L+ f' , if' 1 Loi: IVooa'urd ,1 ffflff Me .rlmin Off: Ezra' Them! AI 'i we ' . 4' - 7141! rextxn , I, A :funk lbey had been Jturlyslg Ffom :hr look: of tboss bibs? ily? of F-QF PEGGY IO COLLIER PEGGY COLT JORMA LOUISE CORNELSON MARGARET CORNISH I GWEN DARBY IEANNE DARCEY MARY DILLON SUE DIRICKSON PATRICIA ANN CONNER LA VERNE COSGROVE vs T' iM,,,. X - ' . If 4 I I LORA BELLE DARROW ANNA IEAN DOOLEY GWENDOLYN COOK KATHRYN COTTON ' A ,A A I . PATRICIA DAVIS xx MARY BETH DORSEY LOTHAR EBERHARDT DONALD EDWARDS BOBBIE ELLISTON THERESA ENDERS ,f-'-Q wow HQ? LORETA COOK 7 -waz' I TOM LEE COX 'TN' PATSEY DAVIS DICK DRISKO I 'SES' ANNA LOU ERISMAN I RUTH COOK BOB COOPER TOM ED COX EARL CUNNINGHAM wiv? N MARY ELIZABETH COOPER MUGGSIE DALTON I.OUISE DL VORE WANDA DE WITT HELEN DIES ,QW ,,., , IEANNE DRYDEN LAURA BELLE DYER THOMASINA DYER rg, nw is Q .4 Q i e A! PEGGY EUBANKS BETTY EUFINGER IACK FAULKNER ' 1 R T - 4 E -w.....,,, , ffny Tafbe xl 3 - f ook: on I ' cfzazr arrompanift :wing-f Zzifzglylzr Norvetta White, orgrmixt and . ' n jdfen Jong bm while the Ima, r e organ. Noruelta play: the Jemblief. MJ aff 'akin lf' ' g fir sent: befofg 41. ' ' , . , ,, N, h , ., . . ., ,J-.-, ,,,,,E,.f,,qqy.q,f-E,-f--V-1:53 mg-,w'-,-g',-,-,1, 3 f'.L:',-if -H, 1, 'EY - . ' ,f ' ' , - . ' , . ,.,,.,.. , .- wh.4-Iwe-ws,L-.'f'-.n,+w::mQ-E'--'-iw Pevlfeslf ., '-f',.'w1'1 :i,r'.1f -?: fxxr,-van, '-'fi ' 'H-- 1' U' - 1 V ' J, 'f' V - 'V ' , riff! -' i-L 1- It fl ' - 'A 9 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' CHARLES FEIGLEY BETTE FORTNER '-I L W Q It .. ., ' ,N 'kpxrw Q., W Nd' Q a T I 4 -:Q .A fv- KATHERINE FELIX LORNA FIELDS ..... s ' ,ff ,Lif- -TE . IQ, ky ,, I M, N 5 QT' ' w, Si Ar 9 ! I .LA I In ' -' - l I TED FOSTER CHARLES FRANKLIN ET KATHRYN FISHER 9: .I U5 IAMES FREEMAN BETTY GEPFORD 1 Ii A 1 1 IEANNE FITZPATRICKI MARY IO FOWLER I 1 Ln..- DICK GIBBENS I I . I X b T ', . Q, X, I B if inf ..... , I IEAN GEATQHES OLIVE ANN CEE NEIL GEISER I lww TN 4 ' 1 B L, '5 DOROTHY GRAVES VIARY MARGARET HAMILTON GUY GRAY BOB GROOM DOROTHEA GRUNDY BILL HALL Q 225 If DELQRES HANSEN BILLYE HARDER DORIS ANN HARDING SIG HARPMAN U',,..+,. rn rw, Efwlfl :Mfg-'Z-fgf'Q'Qf:. 5- .jig ,- ,, . . ., I ' -, I ., 2tm.',1!?Mi,:m'w 1 y au:.1.:i.mI.,.,P.?f5Qi: af.f1w:g If . A - COl.I.HiN FORD SHIRLEY FLETCHER DICK FLETCHER A IRvIN GASSER PATSY IO GEARY FERN GARRETT SELVIA CINSIIURC WAN GORDGN IUNE CIDDEN5 , 'ERN HAFXINIOCQK DORIS HALL BILL HAMILTON L X X , IRI HARRIS IIILL HARRIS CLIRTIS HARRIS I Dflnnze lfefz lamfy ,I ,1 amnflw- WI wfyw If Lecfjjlnffidffujgt UWA! 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Captain Bolfs No. 22 was earea' I2 o anents all season and Ima ene, as I 5' PP 3 foolbalf queen, dui ber par! as one of the all-school ycfl leaders, yACK IONES N N RUSSELL JOHNSO HELEN IOHNSO ,E . F --L ,F as , 1 A '47 1 w ,- ff 'Yau' A SEK 1' ff ' '. ' . , Vi ,57 2 225 5jf.1.'2' 'ff F' fV'7': ' ' 15? A A ,L L A A . 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'gif -H 'Y'f g57?i ,, E- f'31'3mi y'3 I5Vf 5 I I Vw- Q AM,W,,, .'.,..-, , . ...Ea , MNYA ,,r,f,q,gN .nf -,I E Q3 kai. own watcher aff t1e beam. IVA:-re dia' you get zfzoxe Marx, HUP Alun be tfze remit: of :hoe rationing. fae 1: A pax! ,waxy af lbs B13 ann' Biff Lf Ireafurcr of tb 1 and Honor Langua e in ,. 15 'L J' affil vm? lf M. 4 Lf, w 'if , 3 -gf,-I-if-E I f W wa Aff . I f- - Q R 'I H.. ,..A- :P , 'Y' 11 .i:.fgm.,,1,.I,I., - A Q 1: Assay.-as ' f ucgsN , ! .,,dk , . . 1' .. f biqi fw 5?iJ21.Sf f2.'iP325fS?I,xIH?.'22.iZW::M'G::l-'f--' A . - ,. mx. ., : 'i1--2wh,-,'E1,.,.-., V J, I Q, -9 cv'I'5M?'IIf1,uM.a- - I RL ' V 35 1 71' 5? I FRED' RAY PHIL ROBINSON EUGENE SCHMIDT S if it fi fa. ,- . S 3 ff gf ffl JY ' WALT SH ERRY MARY ANNA RAYMER ROBERTA ROGERS Y HARRY SCHMIDT 'Q CAROL SIEVERS .lu-WM, FRANK REECE f W? I . wr qi EUGENE ROGERS 55 CHARLES SCHRAMECK MELBA SMEDLEY Ju- E T E , . if 5 .21 ' f. 'ir s X , BETTY REESE CLARENCE RICE VIRGINIA RUTLEDGE . 7 CHARLES SCOTT AMELIA SMITH Q Y 1. 'UN VERNE RYAN L ' ig .E H, Y It , A It? Q :IC P ROBERT SCOTT I J ANNA BELLE SMITH 1' A V., K . I 4 s h I FRANK STANLEY I CHARLOTTE SNYDER PERRY IO STAFEORD - DORRE STAGG BILL STALLARD ' ' ' A ff' 151115 5 5 -131 1: f2fi l.1'fi'ifv i:?i1f 'A 4 '17, -fi 'M l . -T - ' W 5 '. . .f ' iv A . 'Y i ' 54 13 AR' T - A 1 ' I A H 4 MARY RUTH RIDLEY MARY LOUISE ROBINSON MILDRED RoRxNsoN IIMMY SAMIS HOB SCHIRK BLTTY SCHTXIAHL 3 WAYNE SEGAR5 IANI SHANlxS RUTH ANN SHEPARD WANDA SMITH KENNETH SMOCK LUCILLE SNEED B any I C and omlm' :ZZ KS? 545 won all kind: of bonor: wil, f, 1 erm: W 1 11 xo n re E' deb Prana supreme. Kellum, 3- en ha.: won 7145: ,U man b harm FPFUH ffmir, 6 U 4 -fvfvist and a memb y fy Aging ' er 0 1 6. A MARY LOU STEPHENSON OSCAR STILES DORIS STONE A J '35 . 1 1 - f 'ffl Qi 1 f: , J li! A Asa' Q. A 1 Aig1gf:f,:fLfz IW '1 ffi mifw Yr-aa 'ff 424' .,' :W'f' .- N' Yw'2'R1 'f -215 2 12 , -- A- 'V :.e'f'i'f? 'La!:'1f.'. 4Mwiklfevfe2 LAfGER???'1'?f A 'S-:fSWg?fy'5zY ' I T W RT' - '3 3 35? 5iY 'T mf H-f xfw A-,1f. ? 'wx-6 'fu l avr- 'J1lE3'?Mi.Z'hf?M3?LTd?5f 'ii3V?fQjx Maw. ' iw Rf: am fs'-'rw -R 34 ,, R QL ,sw 95- fx: -f ' fr m fg'!A,,9f,4y, 'M R ' 'V A in A' 'R W' F' - 'W 'iw A f wbfafw' -A1 V AR A . f'+1 5 'R ?f,5S.1El1w:.:f1 EC,1.11J7Lfr',z11rF,a''f.',g.IE1.T.'.,ff?'..1I'Lil',R-1,41 .- 59.1,-' , A , ,. 111 A 0, ..- .n.., .5 ,A FAT 1-. - v r A , ,V ,- ,4 , -.. -, V . -. .--. R ,- H, . , , . 1 :im 'V A ,,. 'im A ,R -9 9, L . sing: 1-Q If 1 if 1.'aaisf1ii1l,'EM? RICHARD STRAVLO OLEETA TERRELL DORIS IEAN TIPPIN V 4 ,gs- Awmwgv , lg. Aww, W -1z.eAs,- ,f mm ff S -N.:.,::,:. - CHARLES STUEVE 3 E I BOB THACKER BRTT . lj: --,. E .1 gf ',m-' Q-siliixi ,Lm', BOB TRACY 'Ez A A n 5 BILL UHL A 24-:fi 4 'fl fl: li THELMA VADEN RUSSELL SWAN LORETTA SWIRCZYNSKI CHARLENE THOMAS CHARLES THOMAS I 4' Q 'fl 3 A 3 iq? IAM ES TRACEY JACK TRIAY :ff 1, ff A -- 3' - . ELTON VAN DEWALLI IMOGENE VAN DYKE MARY SYPERT 11-I s5: fP : , Q -' ' L5 ,R J ,A , A ,Ni R? M ,QAAW 3' T 39 -SQ it , if W W S? R Q. . ' N32 3 ff ? .gr 1 R. .- -- .41ag.f.L-V ,Q , Q ' af, ' I BOB THOMPSON ANN TROUT BOBBYE IEAN VINEYAR1 DICK WALKER suis KATHRYN WALKER WARREN WALKLEY TOMMY WARD WE5,-EY WAR,-,CK , . R. , . ,ww H...,.,v.-. - , ff r V ..' .1 V M. . hifi 4 , ' A -W' A -- vw: - - Rfuff' R ' A-1: fn A f ,-. www- ...L M- -A , - B - w , 'Y rs.5fa,.c+f -, A A Af-ww rw lf: .v-,J 'A N 1-1 .P Z ,We Wm 1 ffigfgfi Mg- 'RQ .ff if , , . . , . .. .. , .,4 , , ,. ,,..,L. . FQ, 4.,,...-. L ,, . ,.'4fR,.,,, . 3 .,,., , ,. zz., ,,, an A. . . 31,3 ga, ,,.. , ,-ww. B R R RB R BETTY LOU TABOR TERRY TALBERT MARILYN TANKERSLEY IONE THOMPSON DORIS THOMSON IOAN TURNBULL BENNIE TURNER BOB WADDLE KATHRYN WAHLGREN SALLY WARREN BETTY LAIN WEBSTER 'x DWAIN TIMMONS DOROTHY HELEN TUTOR I I E I BONNIE IEAN WALKER Cb I S 1, . Meir Zyl: Zh C fameck ana' Dfck Drisbo et fs Wswmf on! h en they :Indy fgy ,box H bg I at .strange look in 5' Mr aim ,A 3 r mi! 1 .43 th 1 - to get their tw:'fen,5E:j:ibb-flng honor student: tbej xxixiizyiinti GAIL WEHRMEYER fn Ofwllschuolacziviziex, Q, 5 lOl-IN WERME KELLY WEST O'1'I'O WETZEL WILLIS IAMES WHEAT IANICE WI-IISTLER 'Q' IACK WIGGINS ' BILLYE SUE WIGLEY MARY WILBANKS ROBERT WILLBANKS KATHERINE WILCOX 53 fl 1,- WANDA IANE WILLIS FLOYD WILSON GLORIA WILSON MARY ELLEN WILSON WANDA IEANNE Ww- -CL' IC' I t I, L CHARLOTTE WRINKLE ROSE MARIE YOUNG RUSSELL FORGAN BILL QUINN THERESA I M E M , . , . ,, . ,, ,A ,,.L V.. ,....I, ,,.,. X ,wp .,,. , .,,. r,,L,MT,:,.W,w,, If Sf? 1 Mm 1.53523 fd 4? Wig. ff VA 5 ff,rIgI5,! 5, qv Ls HRA,-Ax A If, S A LJ? ui I -.-P','- J -fra?.-Qlffsi:,:v-rWaE? '2'n.i5r'2is'T 64' ' ' If Lim. 1, lb - ' ,.I -YI'-9' ' I 'I 'WT ' ' V F5'fVTf,H1FVffr X1F I3'i?kF555'K'EWWWZQ W5VR5F'5?fYH???T'IxI3'?Q'ii'5.'TQ','SWL , 1-'A wif--My-I ,f -31-.gaxQ.qgf,L:' f,9fYx--1,1 zxfrm..-iq.-,..,p11 .f5.q:,,1.,,a - -I I ' A f ' EYE? 9- 3? A SHIRLEY WHITE HITF NORVETTA WHITE HARVEY W 1 HARRIET WILLIS 5 ETTE WILLIAM ACQUELINE WILHITE IEAN 'QOLERY Q JOHN NN DORIS WOOLLRY OIS MARIE WOODARD PATRICIA TOLAR --q fame N1rbof'o 6 J n, ft. 5 in. af Baskezbaff demon, xwzngx along zwlb fllarjorfe fImofu', Blue laeket queen, and Roy Cape, captain of thu yeafs bfuketbafl team, Danny Kozalf and Bill Holxtcin do :ohne fancy gate-climbing nl the Ieft as Mnry Elfen VVil:on wait: ber tum. Tbix is the only way lo get out of xrfvonl after 6 p, rn. But no one ever :myx tba! late anywa . y 5 A ,,W..'mv 1 .wk -, Gu-v'? .f:' 'Y 'V' , T'A1' mm .. M i ,,,,.W.,:-N1 wtvjif' 1' ' W WWMNITTT., w-55.7, .iygix 1 -, ,ML,.1,e,,,. . R., 1 - R - iR?Tf 'if7T . R R ' ' i H , ,,, .f f 3 K . -1, ' 1 5, ,gall-'ijzggg .Rjg5.ag,gL92f3E, 'plus-1 - , ,y , ,,v. ,V XL, ,ki k,, H.,,,,. .,f,fs,m 4 A-11. . Z . 4 SLI, , N , M, , ..,z,,,, , ,,mm,,,W.g,.Mx .1 RJ R, R. ,. U, , f , ' ,::, A ff.w':fN' ,f'sfR3q1:.v5DmfWU ,: ,J -1,3 j'.x-Lqfwyf ML .3 aa R, ifnmmff 'R To the underclassmen of this year, the seniors of '44 and '45, will he left the responsibility of main- taining the outstanding reputation of the name of Classen as-a school superior in talent, scholastic achievement, and endeavor. They will take on posi- tions of trust with all the confidence that two rigorous highschool years have instilled in them. They have watched and learned and taken part in the numerous extra-curricular activities and will qualify as leaders in those activities when the time comes when they are needed. W'e think the juniors and sophomores of '43 have been a fine group of understanding and patient workers and are certain that they will successfully see Classeri on to greater standards in the future. Uffdamc Officers of the ,43 Iunior class pictured at the right are in charfe of the annual spring prom given bv the juniors in honor of the graduating seniors. Un the first row are Dick Clements, president, secretary, and in bac cl Wa ne Hall arms, Dorothy Hill, treasurer, an y L reporter. Sophomore class officers as pictured at the bottom of the page are lack Laughlin, vice- l l . president, Ann Darrough, treasurerg Ioan ' Edwards, secretaryg and lim Gwen, president, I 'Elizabeth Lowry, vice-president, Russell Brown, lc, Bob Brindly, sergeant-an ., K va 'V' g X ' :N HARRIETT ADAMS IANE ALLEN IEAN ALEXANDER DAVID ANDERSON ELIZABETH ANDERSC W S PHYLLIS BARBER HELEN BARR BETTY BALI J uf MARGARET AYERS ROSE LEE BAKER ,3- 's A LESTA BIRDSALL NQIQMA BLAIR PECGY BLAIR JACKIE BLAKE BOB BLAKENEY AM I E.. 5 -.,'hI NMA X 1 gk. F I RUTH BRADLEY W IACKIE BRAIWLEI-I4 MARGARET BRAUCHLI IEAN BREIVOGEL BOBBY ISRISTOWI 5 . 151 4 - E - BOB BURRIS MARGUERITE BURKE WENDELL BURKE IEANNE BURNETF IEAN I IACK ANDREWS VIOLET ANGERMAN RUTH ARNOLD ',' 50' .1 ... 'h Tb fi ,fn fe LOUISE BEANS BETTY IO BENDER MARGARET BENTON 'WL f 1' L A H, Y Q '- if qi: . 53 95? :slip f N IUANITA BOND MARIORIE BOWINS GUS BOYLES MIRIAM ARON IUNE BICKELL .-L K, 'e . S . Y Q '. Y -A LLOYD BOYLES BONNIE AUSTIN RAY BIGGERSTAFF -arf S ROBERT BOWMAN ,af hal BROOKS ALTON BROWN BARBARA BROWN RUSSELL BROWN STANLEY BROWN imzf WANDA BUSHEY MARY SUSAN CALLOWAY IERRY CAMPBELL PATSY CAMPBELL SHIRLEY CANON DOROTHY CAPPS VIRGINIA CHANNELL firm 1-vs. GEORGE COLLINS DONNA CARMICHAEL E1 MARILYN CLAIBORNE HERBERT CONLEY A VIRGINIA CARMICHAEI. EUGENE CLARK Q A 'IL A s 4 in 3- -'H K ANN CONNOR BARBARA CURRIE ANNE DARROUGI-I ALTA CLAY DAVIS I 1 CONNIE DEMING MARY IOAN DENHAM PATSY DEWITTI' iv VIRGINIA CARPENTER ANNA CARPENTER 'EW' EVA IO CLARK BILL CLOHESSY W f LOUANNA CONOVER CONNIE COOLEY I 3 - I ' f' Q ' ALIDREY DAVIS IHVI DAVIS CAROLYN DICE MARY LOUISE IOHN CASH BILL CLOUD ix .fsfiff fm ATHERINE COAKLEY PAT DAWSON RICHARD DICK RUSSELL CASTON BEVERLY CATLETT BOB CHAMBERS MARY ANN CHANNELL DONALD COIT GEORGIANNE COLE LONETA COLE CAMILLA COLEMAN 43' DOLORES COOPER CAROL CORLETT BEVERLY CROCKETT R. C. CUNNINGHAM 1, Q I R , f 2 . I 3 -Iggy l DIANA DAY DAVID DEAN KATHLEEN DELANO BILLY DEMAND IAN11 DIE-1-RICH PAT DODD IOHN DOLAN IUNE DONNELLEY pATRICIA DOTY PAT DOLFCHLRTY BOB DOUCLASS RICHARD DOWNER ANN DOYLE .pn CHARLES DUMENIL ALICE DUNN NIARGERY DUNN 7- fi -1,4 -f LETA EWING IOAN FISHER 105 FISHER - E L IACKIE FULTON AUDREY GADDIS 'Qs- was-v ANITA GILL LAWRENCE GLQSSER BETTY QOETZ R. B. GALLOXVAY -f :ll , ,wr FRANK EASTMAN IOAN EDW 'iw MAURINE FLANNICAN ELIZABETH LO K 5 Q BOB CAMBRELL DOROTHY MEREDITH GOLDEN DOROTHY GO I' ' ' ,, . XFN'-'QA ,, in Wh . we 5: is A in ' DEA 1 l XNNABEUYF DRFXKP5 IOHN DRAKE MARTHA DRAPER IMMY ELDER PAT ELLIOT BEVERLY ENNIS BLOSSOM FORD ED FRETWELL HAROLD FRIEDMAN '!'3 x KW LOUISE GE NTRY IRGINIA GANN IEAN GARRETT DON GORE DELLA GRAHAM ANITA GRANT T eff' RUTH DRISKO DOROTHY DUNAWAY 5 . IOY ESTES ROY EVANS 4 , 54 .. Y,,, 9645323 'A' A : ' uf t ,ij , I, A ',F'F,- 4: BOB FUDGE GUY FULLER '19 .ew J 5 L -H MJ .YETNEM ALICE GESFORD MARGARET GESFORD rn' K3 5 Q! E E iw f A ANNA IEAN GRAY DOROTHY GRAY IEAN GRAY BUDDY HARRIS DALE HELMER 1' I IACK CRIMES - AM, A BARBARA HARRISON '-Q-, . - 4 'Im lf' 1 km FRANCES HICKMAN I iii IAMES GULLETTE MARY FRANCES HARRISON IOAN HIGGINS CAROLYN HUBER MARY EMMA HUNT CHARLENE HUNTER MARY IAMES PA'1'I'Y IO IETER DEE GEE COLFIX N GIZNIZTA HAMILTON PHYLLIS HARTNELL I Im., NORMA HIGHTOWER Hd? IACKYE LOU HUNTER , ,. IUANITA HAMRICK 5 Y I , ,,. ., , f' I xll. .V 4 E '05 N J 3 4 , ,f,- f 5, CAPPS HASHOUR DOROTHY HILL ff DEAN IMEL BILLIE DEAN IOHNSON DORRIS IOHNSON 'Q ?g,'T DOLORES HANKE LAVERNE HANEXVINKLE DON HARDER MW'- LEONA HATCH ARTHUR I-IAUSER BARBARA HAYDEN VERA HORNE BETTY HOWARD HARRY HOWARD Y . Q K. DOROTHY IMES IOAN IRWIN FRED IACKSON 1 LOUISE HARGIS BEVERLY HEDRICK I TOM HARRAH MAC H E FTON IEAN HOWARD LOU ELLA IACKSON IOYCE HOYT I vm JAMES JACOBS IOHN JOHNSON ROBERT IOHNSON BILL IONES DANFORTH IOSELYN TOMMY KARNS ? QI AlfN5?Qf . W - fffxlff-55, IACKIE LOU KAYE BILLY KIELY ,ew Jiri HAZEL KREUGER CARLENE KUEFFER SHIRLEY KUEEFER as Q Ig f IANELLE LIEBOLT VIRGINIA LINDSAY IVIARY LINGENFELTER 4e!F ' . Q ,. .P MARIE MCDIVIT MARTHA MCDONALD RACHELANN MCPARLIN ! ha -5' I BETTY MARSH MARY SUE MARSH SAM MATTISON .gal-my IK FSS? I BILLIE KILLAM ELLEN KILPATRICK MARILYN KING IOAN KUWITZKY 5 X JDK -ew, MARY LANDRUM 'F :A 3 I 4. i k L r IEAN LUCADO I ' wx, W - 5. 'V' 3 HAROLD MQGEE ANN MEE Q . T, M 5 JD' is If . X Q IEAN LYNN IEANNE McKEE PAT MENELY mg RUTH KIRKPATRICK SHIRLEY KITCH ERIEDA KOONS ELEUR LANE IENE LAVERY GRETA IO KOBERG PHYLLIS LEDFORD EDWINA LEONARD 47 ' ,ffm W... mm SARAH MCARTHUR DONNA MCCLAIN GLORIA MQCLELLAND IUANITA MQCLENAHAN VIRGINIA MCREE MARIORIE MAFORD 'ISIN 1 I 9' IUDY MAGUIRE BOB MALCOMB MARILYN KRAMER IANIE LIEBOLT MARY KATHERINE MCGRAW -.-1,611 F T RAIL- Q. R .,, 14.31 ' fm, J.: 5 . 'fp W I Q I 'I 1 I Q- RICHARD MALOY of' Y ANNABELLE MYERS T. H. MILBY ROSEANN MILLER CATHERINE MOEFITT DOROTHY MONTGOMERY VAN MOON ANIALFF MOORE CTOLLI-EN NIOORIQ ELAINE MORGAN IO MORGAN SELMA NAIEEH PAT NIEIIIARCFR MARY LOU NICIIOLSON Sty I-DNA OWENS BIII 'ARIIAM IANICIQ PARMIENTER 45- MANSEL PHILLIPS RUTH DH: pHu4LIpS EILEEN IDIERSON BOB PRIME ERMALINE PRICE MARY KATHERINE PRUET ANN NOETSGAR NIARGARVT NOEL RUTH IOYCE PARSONS PATRICIA l'AUI. ,Q Q DORIS IUNE PINNICK BETTY PORTER IEAN PUTNAM MARI AN PUTNAM DICK MORTON NORMA MOSELY Q MARY MUNSON HARRIlfT MURPHY MARGARET MURRAY I 1 if , P I NEVA NLICKOLS HERBERT OAKES I-IIGIQNIE OGDISN IRIfNIf OSGOOD CLAUDE OWENS air-ml '75 'E I in DORIS IIEARSON ALVIN PENDLETON IEAN PM JPLES BILL IIIETFRSON PAT PHILAPY I I f. if Y r F T ' up-nw I I 11 L. BOB PORTER IOHN PORTER WADE POWELL NICKIE PRATT GEORGIA PRENTICE YGURIIJQ RATCLIFP DOROTHY RAYMOND VALIRIA IO REEVES GERTRUDE REUTER pATTY l-QU RILEY ml-Q tr- 'Q Q 'Mi HELEN RISK 9 JOYCE SELF ,pn-I RALPH SMITH GLENN ROBBERSON if PEGGY RODGERS Ss fe: ' . -. . 'Q W- . .L -.k-: K f -- eLef.m- , ' -iw Q K ,H MILDRED SEMTNER ,Y W x is . P BETTY ALICE SNEED IERRY SHIRLEY ELEANOR RUTH SNOW 'DN MARY LOU STEWART MONA LOA ST. CLAIR CAROLYN STORER gtg, , Aff' A . 3 an RJ '24, I V f 'K I ' I 2 V A Tub, ,z 5 ., S M PEGGY THOMPSON BH-L THORTON ELMA TOLAR 'ff 'as ,S B A A W , -1293, A 3 ,. QL A fs- L, I, IOAN ROSENTHAL 5 EARLEEN SIMON MABLE SOREY qv- NORM A STOUT 1 :-V AIOO I ,. 'fps' . SUZANNE TRAVIS J wi GLORIA SANDERS .. wi ' fm T5 , gl 3. ' BILL SKILLMAN .paw IO ANNE SPAAR Q, ,, PAT STRONG . ' 55' ,I Mk V i ,gl-LVIIE!- - . ' , , If LOUIS TROST 5 gl mf wp '11, bf f gt 1 fx. 5 2 U1 if 5 CLEO SAW BILI. SCHLAGER CLARA mu SCOTT IIM SCOVIL IEAN SMITH ,L BARBARA SMITH CLARA IEAN SMITH I LAWANDA SMITH vilrlw STEWARD SPARKS COLLEEN SPROLES LAWRENCE STAPP IACK STANFORD LOIS SUDDARTH IERRY SULLIVAN GLORIA TALIA ERRO SAMMYF KAYE THAGARD TUCKER JACK TUMILTY IACK TURLEY NANCY UPSHAW CHARLES SELAH MARY DELL SMITH BETTY STEBER REX THOMAS f 2251: -i f -- K I .,L.., I CIIII1, I IEANNE VAHLBERG GENEVA WADE KENNETH WAGE MARY IO WARREN IO ANN WIEIEKS eu- ' it hr S FRED WHITE HELEN WICKS MARY FRANCES WAGE CAROLYN WEBSTER MARGUERITE WALDE 1oYcE WEINMAN T Wins wwf BUDDY WALKER i IIMMY WEIR FRANK WILLIAMS NEOTA WILLIAMS DUB WILSEY Z: Six IO ANN WYLIE YVONNF YORK ED ZIMMERMAN PHYLLIS ZQELLNER 5-vw 3 , T z L 3? Aw 'Q at I f W mi? . E Q 3 IOE VVALL IARY LAVINA WEISS AMELIA WILSON HOWARD VVALLER MARY SUE WALPOLF FVFLYN XVALTON GRACE XVARD ,Nw 4-af: 31? KATHERINE WERME DARLENV WHARTON PETE WHEELER an DORIS WILSON IAMES WITHERSPOON DOROTHY wooos 1 , KVAK lfw M 1 Q Rf' I ld BILL WHITE DOROTHY WRIGHT . c ve5,,j,m :lagged P ladder oz More ?f,l114 dl'5' bloc a 'www :AMS on AVUZWS Ig. I Student VHZAIS be 1,0116 ball. tb! chip 0 . be m I Ujnd whzs as 5 A me bust T5 Pos Cwe five in the paesenf, we clneam of flxe fufume, ut we feam etema! twtfzs fnom file pasif, . . . Ljflaclame Cfziavzg Jcakshek mmf 'iw AWWWM