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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1944 volume:

Have you looked into the future? Have you seen what I behold? Opportunities tor greatness That our way of life enfolds. We've need of men to rule our nation And kings of industries: ' Engineers and contractors And ships forpeacetul seas. There are novels still unwritten Many songs have not been sung: Famous artists-undiscovered: Future greatness is yet young! -Margaret Murray wx! WUT Q A CLASSEN HIGH SCHCO-L OKLAHOMA CITY J T 1 1 1 1 1 1 lnlaorfunifg kr reafneaa The Orbit staff this year presents as its theme Opportunity for Greatness because it believes that the coming years offer that opportunity as no other time in the history of the world has ever offered it. This is our chance-most of us will not obtain fame, for one can only become famous when many nameless men support him: but all Will have the opportunity to be great. We are aware that many of the days which lie ahead will be filled with sorrows and painq but in these very circumstances We will find our opportunity. Not the nature of the event but the use made of the experience determines the end. What happens to a man is not so important as what he does With what happens to him. These are the things We must learn. It has been said that great ships require deep Water. We have before us an ocean in which We can prove ourselves to be strong or Weak. This is a challenge to us. We must build our ships to stand the highest Waves. We must prove that we can be great. cosiisis Administration gacuay .lelaarfmenfd Activities Queend gxfra -curricufar Sports aw gm lkganizations ,Zia b 1 meparfmenfa! Classes .Sanford i Mnclergraaluafed . .. 4 4 1 Q S f 9 X . 4 ,, 5 x n I ,X .- V - --e - fi 11:2 -- ,1cffi1-21 f' f .Y-5: .-.-.F -f -i-,gig',,:- , A' A P ,. -Lfzj , . :sign .u ,pus gf--,w ,-71.1, , .. --, .nw ' M' '-U M f -'I3C115f :.- '- -'. PG?-?Z5ti13'ff' . N 7' 'V' 'iii f 'fri Yu- AD I TR The llklahoma City School Board Welcomes New Superintendent Coming to Oklahoma City from Columbia University only this fall, Dr. H. V. Bruner has already con- tributed much to the community which has welcomed him as its superintendent of schools. A stu- dent of social and economic prob- lems and their relationship to edu- cation, he is vice-president of the National Kindergarten Association as well as an officer in the National Society for Curriculum Study. For the last ten years he has been Cur- riculum Consultant for Ft. Worth, Houston, the Board of Education of South Dakota, and different cities in Maryland including Baltimore. This is not the first time he has had a chance to become acquaint- ed with our state. He is a native of Missouri and was head of the schools at Okmulgee. ln l924 he left Oklahoma to teach at Columbia where he received his Ph.D. de- gree. Dr. Bruner's theory for teaching lies in this statement: My aim of education is to assist each individ- ual in becoming increasingly self- directiveiintellectually, efficiently and happily self-directive--in en- terprises of value to himself and to others. H, B, BRUNER The Gklahoma City School Board is composed of a group of promi- nent business men Who are responsible for making the rules and regula- N' L, GEORGE tions which govern the city schools. Through their competent direction clerk-Business Manager ours are among the best schools in a nation full of the finest schools in the World. ROY I. TURNER DAVE R. MCKOWN WARREN H. EDWARDS EDD L. l'flSEl.. l. Wll.EY RICHARDSON Vice-President President eww 5 ,ir . . .. .1 list, . ., . .-.K 3,397 A , f 1,1 may W A new set of school officials for the year l94344 found Classen with another principal, Mr. W. H. Taylor. Having served in the same capacity at Harding and Webster junior highs in previous years, Mr. Taylor was well fitted for the difficult task to which he was assigned. A sense of fairness toward the teachers and stu- dents alike has played an important part in making our principal popular. He hasbeen willing to give much of his time to making everyone satisfied, a hard job for a new man. He has taken a keen interest in our organizations and can be seen at any of the school's activities-either playing volley ball at Teen Town or intently concentrat- ing on a stage production. The students like to deal with Mr. Taylor because he likes to deal with them. W. H. TAYLOR Principal THI YEAIFS D0 BLE HEADER C. E. GHADY Vice-Principal Probably the only man who ever said that he wished he could pay more taxes is Mr. C. E. Grady. Affectionately known as Pop our new vice-principal has been teaching school for forty three years. During twenty of those years he has occupied room ll9 teaching American history and debate. Of the five years he has had a debate team, three have brought him victory in the National Debate Tournament and the only reason he didn't win this year is because there was no tournament. Richly deserving the honor of his new position, Mr Grady says he would rather teach history than anything in the world but that he enjoys his new job as vice-principal immensely Nobody could be around Classen very long without hearing of Pop Grady. He's one of those human dynamos who vigorous ly expresses himself on any ideal in which he believes as any of his debaters or previous history students can testify His enthusi asm on the question of proper diet and good living accounts for the fact that he taught forty-two of those years without missing a single day because of sickness. That's some record W..-.. ...a,.. AAA. .,....,. . . - f..: I , ',f,5..fgi,-1... ,. ' M.:?5 t,gr w Q, F CULTY MRS- ELAINE TUCKER MR. HOWARD E. BROWN MR. ROBERT REID MISS RETI-IA WAVE I-IULET MRS. IOSEPHINE HOWARD MR, OAKLEY PITTMAN 651. 5, .. 'E I ts ' ' - s.ia. rf 'f MRS- BESSIE RUSSELL MRS. DAVIDA RICHARDSON MR. LEO HIGBIE MRS. VIRGINIA CHAPPELEAR MISS DELLA LINK MISS MINA THOMAS MR, A. M. KINCAID 'X I ,,, 5. i s W U Wifi fu MRS. MABEL PARK MR. IOEL O. KEETER MRS. MARION IARRELL MR. T. R. STEMEN We, the student body of Classen and the future citizens of America, are greatly indebted to the Classen faculty for their con- structive ability, enthusiastic encouragement, and helpful criti- cism in preparing us for advancement in our chosen fields. Classen teachers are well trained in the four divisions of educa' tion: physical science, Iiterary arts, fine arts, and practical arts. Our learned faculty are constantly adding to their own knowl- edge so that we may reap the benefits of a well rounded and up-to-date education. MISS SAIDEE HAZELWOOD MRS, EDNA HEDGES MISS KATHERINE BRAGG MISS VERA L. CAMPBELL MRS. GERALDINE BUZBEE MISS ETHA TOWNSEND MISS LUCILLE TANDY MISS IULIA DENNY MISS KATHERINE GIBSON MR. GEORGE W. BRUCHER MISS HELEN M. BOURKE MRS. REBA B. HODGE MISS MILDRED HOLLAND x Qs 'T E ,I - if?a:,g.,., I -,,, , '. , 91? X Q MISS BERNIECE GORDON MISS HENRIETTA VON TUNGELN MRS, CLARA ALLEY 3 Q Z x ,., 1 N . 11 -Zf' f I ' 4? y z 'I' , I., I Q 'A ,M Q 1 I 1' H 552. MISS LOTTIE A, CONLAN MR. CARL I. SHAFER I R ,- . Q A A MR. LLOYD ESTES MISS LELIA PICKARD I f . I I MISS LUCILLE WILLOUGHBY MISS NELL GUTHRIE MISS CLARA MEYER MISS HELEN NORRIS MISS BLANCI-IE HOLLAND MISS IRIS BAUGHMAN ,, .w , S I iw in .'.. X, gif. ff... , 'W wwf ' F Q.. Af' ' ,. am I 2 '21 :Kwai - Jan-- MISS MARY LAWSON MISS BESS SNELL MRS. ANNE MONTAGUE ' ': MR. R. E. COFFEY MR. CHESTER FRANCES MISS MARY CANTRELL MISS KATHLEEN OWEN MISS BLANCI-IE PAUL MISS GRACE DEUPREE Sf! 'Ill vm x lb i 2 i 5 I 1: LZQEIE D I i... , if is MRS. CHARLOTTE STRINGER .Q I Il - A if f fffvw- .. ' ' 'mf' , ff, 2's,fi4iif'f1 ,.f S asf? 1 1 mi' 3 + f K+ Y 1 Q Q .. eff? A 2. Vs X N ., L S MRS. THEODOSIA GAMBRELL MR. FRANK McKEE Classen's Varied Curriculum These first-aid enthusiasts Crightj try out their newly acquired art on their victirns. In case of an emer- gency they can pull out their certifi- cates and go to work. The health wheel Cbelowi was made by the Science Club, spon- sored by Miss Nell Guthrie. lt shows the benefits of a well-balanced diet. it if , ' te Whether you know it or not there isa certain way to bathe babies, as any of these girls Clower left-hand corneri from the home nursing class can tell you. These girls Cbelowb will have no - trouble getting jobs after completing Miss Thomas' office practice course. They are learning all the essential things that make efficient office workers. I Solid, and we do mean geometry, is not one of the snap courses. Hav- ing taken plane geometry, algebra, and trig, these students are now in one of the advanced math classes. Intent upon making their correct entrance are these members of Mrs. Elaine Tucker's radio class. Station CHS is on the air again. Mr. McKee has turned out many good carpenters and cabinet makers from his wood work classes. Here is a typical scene of one of these classes. The members of Mrs. Buzbee's pre-flight class inspect a radial air- plane engine. This training is a great asset to anyone Who is planning to become a pilot. BELOW: The Classen Parent-Teachers As- ' ton is an important part of the Classen sociai administration. Here are the PTA officers. . . 1. They are, left to right, Mrs. Boy Hisel, par ia- tariant Mrs Gaylord B. Noftsger, histo- rnen , . rianp Mrs. Walter L. Gray, president, Mrs. Iohn Gl so Barry, treasurer, and Mrs. George os p, secetary. The other officers, not pictured here, are: Mrs. Donald S. Kennedy, first v1ce-pres1- d ' - resident, denty Mrs. I. P. Pratt lr., secon vrce p and Mrs. E. A. Willard, delegate. AT RIGHT: Dr. Paul Sears, author of Deserts on the March and participant of the Soil Clinic, was pre- sented at the assembly on March 28 by the Science De- -partment. Dr. Sears was accompanied by Seaman lames B. Clopton and Pfc. H. V. L. Sapper. ABOVE: The head custo- dian, H. H. CHughieD Shriver, seated' in his office sees that George CNickD Nichols gets the right key off the hook. AT LEFT: One of the new departments at Classen this year is the Retail Selling Class. ln this class many ' ' ' l an things are learned which will aid the future sa esm d ' leswornan of America Pictured Cat the leftl are an sa . the officers of the class. They are, left to right, Charles ' ' ' t ' and Rogers, vice-president, Betty Ann Elliott, secre ary, Harry Booker, president. ,pi . ' ' ' ' D: fv-F V? ,qw mg' QQ- , ala 0 -1. rf ,H .V may '-r 55 uma F., 51: f...-Q ,F .555 . ' ,fgibk , J-J' ' , ,An ,Y-Vx 4555! xr. ' .. f+a. 55- fqgg F' QQ. 399207 Ialfia- X +- q'V4.w,,,:d. ' 'STE in s HghvH7 4 - v1:'-y.-- - YG- 'H ' ' is H 'EAW-' Q E-A 'WI QI: 'Fav In ' ' xii. Wfmw 'im q'k33'5,v my A -2- ,Sv , .1 TI ITIE The Sooners, our super swing band, represent the idea of all the activities here at Classen. These boys, each an artist on his instrument, have given much of their extra time to practicing with the group in order to make their band really good. This organization is typical of all the other activities because in each case it is the leaders who participate in them. There are not just a few leaders at Classen but many who take part in the extra-curricular activities. Selling and buying war starnps, helping as hospital aids, learning to fly, being a member ot teen town, attending the mixers-all these require persons who will take the initiative. Participation in school pro- ductions and on the staffs ot publications teach the students to be active in his community. Leadership is achieved through participation, by following the examples of others. The leaders ot the school are the most active but they are the ones who always seem to have time to do a little more. They are school-spirited and eager to help in putting over new ideas, and they can also stick up for their views. Taking honors in their stride, always knowing their place, our high school leaders go on to real greatness. 0RBIT QUEEN Weofa Wgamd HELL HOUND SWEETHEART June l0I'll'l2fAy J. , ,,,. Q,mA,.W-M., ' 5 W, , ..W: ,I f, ,Wi ,W I 2 aw fx a Q., 3: , X .- r , -wwf BLUE JACKET 0 EEN onye wing S 2-QW 1, 7 Q 2 VICTORY QUEEN pafgrong until nv- -'L' - '- any lil -dv- L no . ...,--y 7 .. qi- - ??0 ', A .e-.1 .4.4,. if . -1 .4 Patriotic Activities Lieutenant of the A. W. V. S., Betty Parker takes oft on her motor scooter. She is a member of the lunior Auxiliary of the American Women's Volunteer Service. Next we find a patriotic group of students making their purchase of stamps and bonds from Ann Doyle and Sue Conner. The buying of stamps has played a big part in our weekly activities this year. During one month, SSl5,U56.65 of stamps and bonds were sold here. lane Richley, Shirley Brasil, and Lois Sudderth come smilinqly to the aid of our work-worn nurses. The uniforms are of green with white blouses. There are many other girls here at Classen who also do this helpful job at the various hospitals after school hours. Flying a real plane each Sunday afternoon has made Mary lane Buzbee interested in the models too. As a member of the Civil Air Patrol, she with several Classen students is learning to fly so that she may be prepared for the days after graduation. ludy Maguire works diligently on her editorial and Margaret Benton stands by, Waiting for her chance at the typewriter. The girl with the amused look.on her face is Ruth Bradley, checking mis- takes. Due to the shortages caused by the war, the Life staff has not had the possibilities the ones in previous years have had. But this has not stopped them in the least. They have Worked faithfully throughout the year. One of the special editions they printed this year was the April Fool paper called the Classy Lie. lt was printed on different colored paper and it announced the April Fool King. X CHOOL Cfwm Agia, , . ,J The members of the Classen Life staff are as fol- lows, from left to right. Front row: Fern Garrett, Pte- porter, Tonye Ewing, Reporter,iKathryn Yowell, Business Manager, Margaret Benton and Iudy Maguire, Co-Editors, Ruth Bradley, Associate Edi- tor, Dorris lohnson, Copy Editor, Bonnie Wise- man, Typist. Back row: Mrs, Virginia Chappelear, Sponsor, Bob Malcomb, Sports Editor, Marie Mc- Divitt, Exchange Editor, Pat Strong, Reporter, Betty Everidge, Girls' Sports Editor, Iene Lavery, Re- porter. P BLICATIO Orgif THE STAFF GRACE WARD AAAAA AAAAA T l T AAAA Editor MARGARET NOEL TTTT ,Art Editor TQM SQREY TTTTTTTTT I TTTTTTT I I Staff Artist BETTY SUE PARKER TTTT T I It Senior Editor DICK MORTON ,,,7 ,,7,,, , ,,77, , Undergrad Editor ELEANOR RUTH SNOW , ,,,Organizations Editor RUTHE WYNNE ,,,, ' ,,,,,,,4 ,,,,,, , ,J-Xctivities Editor RUTH KIRKPATRICK EEEEE l EEEEE E T EEEETEEEE Sports Editor MISS MARY LAMB LEWIS iooooo,o ,ii,i, , s Sponsor MR. ROBERT REID iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio..iiiii Business Manager Getting a year book together in two months is no small job, but this year's staff was willing to stay till six o'clock nearly every night in order to keep up the standard set by past staffs. With Grace Ward acting as editor, it spent many hours of hard work taking pictures, drawing, and past- ing. The staff was ably assisted by Miss Lottie Conlan and Mrs. Virginia Chappelear. Having finished, all they need now is a few shoe cou- pons to make up for the leather worn down by trudging through the halls seeking bits of in- formation. The staff feels that its book should be some- thing that the students will want, not only for the present, to get their friends' autographs, and to see their pictures, but for the future, too, when they get to the point where they want to look back and remember these days. Mixer Bigger and better mixers, was the promise of loe Mor- ledge in his campaign for president of the student body last year. Unlike most politicians, loe has kept his word and as a result, Classen is known all over the state as the school hav- ing the best mixers. Winners of the jitterbug contest, Kay Wolf and lack Tur- ley, upper right, look like they are ready for more, but who wouldn't be with the music of the Sooners, lower right, to dance to? All dressed up for the kid mixer, with their teddy bears to boot, are lohnny Spaan, Sara McArthur, limmie Crotts, Sue Breeding, and Bob Douglas, center. The marriage bureau, lower left, was one of the most popular parts of the Valentine Mixer sponsored by the Comes. loyce Hoyte has her turn as the line forms to the right. Selling home-made candy, Ruth drums up some business, lower center. Different organi- zations sponsor these affairs, each trying to make theirs the best. So far, they have all been big successes. 1 if f .x fc .W -xv N f 11 yy ff? if f ' i 2112 Aekbf' ,E -Am-w..s,g D 5,0 'H XJ . 'KE Teen Town Th T n Town of Classen High School was organized to provide a whole- e ee some place of entertainment for high school pupils and to give the students the chance of becoming better acquainted with their fellow classmates. tertainment, among them Teen Town offers many different classes of en dancing, ping pong, swimming, volley ball, basketball, shuffle-board, table games, hay rides, and picnics, The first Teen Town meeting featured a broadcast over WKY, and since then many other novel features have been introduced to the BOO members. Classen's Teen Town was the first to be organized in the Oklahoma City school system. The election of officers was held at a mass meeting, February 29, l944. They are pictured below, Left to right they read: Alton Brown, City Manager, Bob Gambrell, Senior Council Member: Ann Scruggs, Sophomore Council Memberg b r ene Lavery Charles Selah, Mayor, Anne Darrough, lunior Council Mem ez l Senior Council Member: lack Laughlin, funior Council Member, limmy Crotts Sophomore Council Member-9 and Louis Trosl, Chief of Police. ..-N 2 . , .. , sq! :argl hc. 4 .Fw V 4 - T in-v,.., .V .. V ' lik-Hue ' be , 1 , ,,,,,.T,?,. r . , , Ss' 1 , -46? 1' V 42,2 ,jig , ' if 0 TSTANDING Leering at us from the top of the page, we find the results of the Father and Son Week. Rex Thomas was a janitor, while Gerald Lovell presided as Head Custodian, janitor also was Bob Brindley. On the second row beams Iohn Bentley, Principal, and T. H. Milby, School Board Representative. ln spite of the newness of the work they got good results. Busily at work in the Art room, creating some new masterpiece, we see the winners of the National Scholastic Contest. They are. left To right, Shirley Wright, Gene Nowell, Margaret Noel, Hallie lean Maidment and Torn Sorey. These are four of the fourteen who won the Achieve- ment Key Award in our first Regional Scholastic Competi- tion. This region was sponsored by the Iohn A. Brown Company. I Iucly Maguire is busy putting the finishing touches on the end table she made in her Woodwork class. At the bottom of the page is our famous debate team, with Pop Grady, their one and only coach. Beginning with the first row, left to right, Bill Dosier, Bob Fudge, lim Cagle. Second row, Robert Nuzum, Dan Dolan, Howard Friedman, and Mr. Grady. They have won numerous de- bates this season, and we will probably hear from them again soon. Bi-:Exe 4' 2-55- fe-Q--... hugyy O PER 0 ALITIE Below: Yale Scurloclc reigns as Blue lacket Football Queen. He was chosen by popular vote of the boys, and crowned royally at one of the pep assemblies. limmy Parrick had the honor of crowning this lovely creature. Yale has been recently of- fered a job as a Powers Model. UOKED UOKED. 2 'Q M W yyrr .Q ,, lf you are wondering who all these beautiful girls draped over the stairway are, they are our uncrowned queens. Starting at the bottom, left to right, is Mary Susan Callo- way, Blue laclcet, Orbit: ludy Maguire, .Hell Hound: Rose Lee Baker, Orbit: ludy Hayes, Hell Round: Pat Berry, Vic- tory: Beverly Williams, Victory: Amelia Wilson, Victory: Connie Deming, Blue lacket, Orbit: Martha Vose, Blue lacket: lean Taylor, Orbit: Sue Breeding, Hell Hound: Ruth Arnold, Blue locket: Sara McArthur, Hell Hound: lackie Bramlett, Blue lacket: Betty Ann Steber, Orbit. 314. -,, ,. - ,-A 1-A,,,.:.,3.l. gig-5e.fj,f , Ear? -f-eff--Az. -'-f rg . . 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Under the direction of Coach Carroll Smelser the Comets Won a total of eighteen games and lost nine. The.team defeated their old rivals, Central Cardinals, Northeast and Tulsa Central, each twice.in their highlights of the season. Their most disappointing loss was to Capitol Hill in the regional tournament. Twelve men were recommended at the end of the year for letters. These twelve included six seniors: limmy Elder, Bill lewell, Gene McKenna, Buddy l-larry, Bill Cloud and Bob Morgan, six juniors: Gene lones, Bill Davis, joe Pitts, Bob Porter, Tommy Stephens, and Gerald Lovell. Besides the junior lettermen, four promising juniors, Sam Bur- nell, lim Owens, Gene Ogden, and Raymond Yager, Will return for the 1944-45 season. At the close ol the season the Comets placed Buddy Harry, right 1551, and Gene McKenna, above, on the All-City second team. Also Mc- Kenna was placed an the All-Mid State Conference first team and on the North All-State team, GAMES WON CLASSEN 31 Edmond Central 35 Foster 35 St. Gregory 35 Edmond High 41 Tulsa Central 28 Norman 25 Northeast 35 Enid 30 Ardmore 25 Central 35 Northeast 31 Ardmore 43 Tulsa Central 22 Central 38 lohn Carroll 38 Enid Z9 Edmond Central OPPONENTS 19 29 6 ll 27 26 18 26 18 17 24 26 3B 19 28 26 23 GAMES LOST CLASSEN 19 Putnam City 23 Tulsa Will Rogers 20 Capitol Hill 25 Putnam City 26 Shawnee 29 Capitol Hill 29 Shawnee 20 Norman OPPONENTS 21 28 39 26 27 52 34 40 Bill Iewell, pictured at right, who played lorward with the Comet Caqers until he donned the blues oi the United States Navy. Www if? paw fm' 25,151 ,,kk, I , fwv T ' , H 5 V31 rn: - my ,. ' ' :Q , f f 3' SL 2 ii fi? Hia- Lge. Q ' 25 3 52 1 X f-- 3 1: , ef A: 4 Q ,cuff ' , , Q1 gs,-lg 'f . . niffig ikvhgf, is . , 'f J LL 'f . f V .Q ii . K I gr . fm Mm CLASSEN 19 0 43 27 27 0 7 24 13 l l r REBOARD A LOOK INTO THE 1944 FOOTBALL SEASON OPPONENTS September 23 Duncan Taft ex-ford 0 , 29 Lawton There 1 Hill 0 October 7 Capitol Hill Tait ast 0 13 Northeast Taft 1 6 H zo cenual 'nm Valley 0 November 3 Enid There 6 9 Norman Taft 19 17 Henryetta Taft genital 7 24 Shawnee Taft ee 6 'FDM SON: 'f -XN OODCEQXQ: fgqcklek vet-L AW LO GER ggck BOB S SH AW M235 cami WHY E out Tackle Guufd HEX 'YH BOC Comets Take ll-Cit Title Classen sported one of its best football seasons in many a moon, winning six games, losing two, and tying one. The team took first place in the All-City tussle and landed in third place in the Mid-State Conference. Four boys, Carl Stephens, Bill Taylor, Charles Shaw, and Gerald Lovell made berths on the All-City eleven. Weatherford, Northeast, Central, Pauls Valley, Tulsa Central, and Shawnee were all easy prey to the powerful Comet eleven. However, Enid and Norman proved a little too much for them. Capitol Hill was the upset of the season, tying the team to a U-O deadlock. On their first encounter the Comets defeated Weatherford l9-O. The team felt a little cocky about their victory over Weatherford, so Capitol Hill journeyed to Taft gridiron and put the skids under the haughty Comets squad and held us to our only deadlock, O-O. At the following game Classenites saw Northeast pulverized 43-U. The next week Classen out-ran, out-kicked, and out-passed their traditional rivals on Robin- son. The final score was 27-6, Central being the only team to score on the Comets up to this point. Pauls Valley followed, who bowed to the Comets 27-O. With three games left in season, Classen hit a losing streak-losing the first two and only two to Mid-State competition. Enid had an ace in the hole and pulled up with a 6-O score. While Bill Remy and team of the Norman Tigers' fame handed the Comets their second loss a week later. The last game saw Classen travel to Shawnee and stop the Wolves l3-6. R N55 Btu, ROACH BXLL 'YAYLO BYU' li Buck GAMBFEU- Guard 'tackle En 7 , , , To DEH LQUIS MM5,S OYBEH THOS o TE-DH TQ GMA G'1C1rd T Safer ENS CHS N ABL STEPHENS, honorary captain, was chosen for the All-City, Mid-State, and All- State teams during the 1943 season. His pass- ing and running was a valuable asset to the Comets. He Was chosen by the city coaches as the most valuable player in the city. After graduating he enlisted in the Army Air Forces. Man Lettermen erving With rmed Forces Other graduating seniors now serving in the armed services-are Rex Thomas, Bill Roach, lack Huntress, lerry Emerson, Bill lones, and Bill Tay- lor. lim Hill, letterman ofthe l942 season, received a medical discharge from the Marines and will be back again next year with the football eleven. ln addition to Hill, Classen will Welcome back a host of lettermen including Charles Shaw, Gerald Lovell, Tommy Stephens, Woody Barkett, limmy Owens, DeBoy Bergman, Eugene Ogden, Iohn Bentley, Tom Blaney, George McKean, Bob West, Alan Greenberg, and Sam Burnell. EUGENE and OGDEN JACK HUN7-HES Back S End M B I-A sock NEP A B LAN GR OB WFS SA EENBE' BUG T M BUR Bock HG ff GEO B NELL Hog M ack GHG CKE-AN fd t t K K fit? if 1 d ih boys who have participated in Leit to riqht are picture e the iootbaii activities durina the past year. TOP ROW: David Baidwin, Richard Vanderqriit, Prhen Coies, Merie Rarreii, Charies Seiah, Charies Darr, Dave Reirney, Torn Haney, Bob Rrindiey, ours ' de. K. ' Trost, Biii Tayior, Hubert Wa TDDLE ROW Robert Reid Don Christy, Mansei .- TOP M 1 . Phihips, DeRoy Berqrnan, Tornnwy Stephens, Charies Shaw, Kirn Owens, Richard Shreve, Biii Kones, Cari Stephens, Euaene Oqden, Bob Garnbreii, Leo Riqbie. OW Kerry Ernerson Woody Barkett, BOTTOM MTDDLE R z . t GeraKd Parrick Bob West Sarn Burneii, Kacic Run ress, Kirnrny . . Loveii, Georqe McKean, .Man G-reenberq, Kirnrny Woods, Rex Thornas, Rob Maicornb. BOTTOM ROW: Chariesfbroorn, Karnes Reneaar, Kohn Snare Sch ab S into Donaid Knapp Bob Aiien, Georqe W Forest toc n, , Bih McCurdy, 'Donaid Lippert, Torn Karns, Biii Fiartrontt. FOr th 9 Pa coached the Scgltweive yeors L victo' assen eo H- . of NIEHS and defeateciogibczll teqmdqlinlf has duty in Eason Coach easons- At Ouqh th . Hi b- , the cl body exteidgnnsd Sfatesqpfmwlll report it 1 t - . he untirinq eu elf um-,OSI GY The student our Ort W - Pprec' . SChool. high he h lution for as devot ed to Robert Reid mdnq holds 'sins il if the fogfbgftgostiion of busin football eqzportqm ,ob of He also mix: are kepl in eiilem and uniforninq Care of mg ellen! condiuonk S' Q11 of which 3-,,ii-2,24 Iii' 1 WS- Q Q 'fa' as g l 'Si ' CHEER LE DER With pep and vivacity cheerleaders Iudy Hayes, Sue Breeding, Carol Walker, Neva Nuckols, Ioan Castle, left to right above, and Bobby Bristow, left, have spurred the Classen Comets on to many victories by leading the school in yells, songs, and chants during the past year. TRACK Performing under the direction ot Coach Earl Coffey the following made up this season's track team. 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' :cy gqigy Q- Q Q . f rv A ?A' AZT, T, . -.v X : 2'- J ,,.,.-a f.. f. f..-, 4 1 12.3 .-..- 4 1 w v ORGANIZATIONS The numerous organizations of our school, typified on the preceding pages by the initiation ritual, stand for service. Co- operation, working together for the good of something larger than the individual, can bestow upon one such a measure of greatness that it will eclipse his desire for fame. In taking on :responsibility We learn to understand why every great human achievement has been the work not only of famous men but of great but nameless ones who supported them. Winston Churchill has said The price of greatness is respon- sibility. This is not an exorbitant fee, nor does it require any great sacrifice because a person can have no greater satisfaction than the knowledge that he has done his part of the task to the best of his ability. No organization could function if its members did not take an interested part in its activities. This is the firststep toward the ultimate goal of faithful service. The honor of leadership comes only after one has proven himself worthy by first giving of his time and effort Whenever he is called upon. Only through service do men become leaders. lt has been truly said that he who can- not follow cannot lead. STUDE TCOU CIL The most important project of the Classen Student Council this year was the promotion ot the sale of War Stamps and Bonds. The council, representinq the student body, has as its purpose, the betterment of school welfare. 13 The heated Wednesday discussions were interspersed with the humor oi Ioe Morledqe, president, until he joined up in Uncle Sam's Navy, leavinq the leadership ot the Council to the vice- president, Alton Brown. Q E A L 7' WDC' ON OE MOV BRO WN FIRST ROW: Ruth Arnold, Pattie Barry, Kay Wolf, Anna lean Gray, Lucille Brooks, Violet Ann Anqerman, Betty Lindsey, Mary Kay Pruet, Ianelle Liebolt, Ioan Edwards, Grace Ward, Fleur Lane, Ann Doyle, Patty Richardson, Barbara Horn, Shirley Kitch, Betty Ann Goetz, Shirley Canon. SECOND ROW: Georqann Cole, Ioan Kuwitsky, Hali lean Wells, Carol Yarneaw, Mary Frances Harrison, Mary lean Buzbee, Alice Ann Barry, Barbara Harrison, Mona Lou St. Clair, lacqueline Blake, Meredith Golden, Betty Lynn Ross, Ruth Drisko, Mary Ann King, Phyllis Barber, Arnalee Moore, Ann Connor, Mary Lou Stewart, Betty Ann Steber, Ann Noitsqer, Iackie Bramleit, secretary: lOe Morledqe, president first semester. THIRD ROW: Dick Walton, Howard Friedman, lra Williams, A. W. Storer, Alton Brown, second semester president: Bob Parsons, Charles Selah, T. H. Milby, loe Tate, Lawrence Woods, lene Lavery, Bob Robinson, Mark Everest, Bob Iohnson, lack Laughlin, Chester Amend, Horton Morrison, Charles Brown, Constantine Palassis, lack Andrews, treasurer first semester. Concert lirchestrai SEATED ON FLOOR-Left to right: Lucille Harth, Virginia Voris, Delia Wilson, Neva Wheeler, Dwight Dyer, Shirley How, Marion Conner, George Soter, Virginia Hodgkinson, Alfred How, Dolores Hiatt, Caroll Montgomery, Marybelle Wheeler, Eugene Yeater, Pearl Comstock, Twanda Smith, Fredine Ball, Ruby Harrison, Frances Turner, Ann Trostman, Roger Beans, Mary Ellen Dodd, Phyllis Hilgenberg, Francabelle Schmidt. STANDING-Left to right: Roy Duncan, Dudley Maytubhy, Louis Miller, Donald Harder, Bolo Robin' son, Iames Iacobs. FIRST ROW-On platforms, left to right: Talmadge Oden, Alvin Pendleton, Bolar Garrison, Haydn Parrott, Iohn Hanson, Ruth Drisko, Patricia Thompson, Oakley Pittman, Director, SECOND ROW-On risers, left to right: Richard Hicks, lim Koger, Dexter Clark, Melvin Lee, Paul Bryant, lane Andrews, Dean lmel, Dale Helmer, Pete Wheeler, Harvey Drinkwater. PIANO: Myrna Skalovsky. FIRST ROW-Lett to riqht: Tom Harrah, Martha Fry, Mark Everett, Ad Acers, Evelyn Stapp, Isadore Schiff, I. B. Newton, l. B. Rivers, Pauline Freeman, Douglas Klusmeyes, Patricia Thompson, Betty Sue Gow, Rex Westertield, Ruth Drisko, SECOND ROW: Iohn Hanson, Richard Niswonqer, Leta Ruth Mills, Nina Mae-Wooten, Basil Hayes, Phil Shadid, Ioe Clayton, Richard Hicks, lim Koaer, Dexter Clark, Melvin Lee, Glenn Leonhart, Walter We Matt, Tolmaqe Oden, Alvin Pendleton, Chester Amend, L. G. Comden, Buddy Lindsay. C 0 n c e r t THIRD ROW: Bob Irwin, Bill Edwards, lane Liebolt, Coler Yoakam, David Draper, Colleen Felkins, Mason McLain, Bill Conelley, Elmer Saunkeah, Bob Kruger, loe Iones, Mary Williams, Paul Bryant, Dean B d Imel, Gene McCornack, G. T. Blankenship, Fred Iackson, lane Andrews, Ed. Wickberq, Eugene, Hicks, at Il Bill Fearnow, Warren lones, Carolyn Wensler, Fredda Lou Conds, Don Hassler. FOURTH ROW: Iimmie Donovan, Bolar Garrison, Hayden Parrott, Mildred McDonald, Bobby Blood, Marvin Mueller, Charles lesseph, Kendall Falk, Robert Fleet, Bill Malson, Bill Cox, Bill Schwartz, Louis Miller, Roy Duncum, lim Bill Davis, Don Harden, Gene Denson, Roy Comstock, lack Sherry, Don Kalker, Harvey Drinkwater, Pete Wheeler, Dale Helmer, Dudley Conner, loe Cervey, Bob Freeman. FIFTH ROW: Bob Robinson, loe Bora, Iames Lee lacobs, Carol Montgomery, Dolores Hiatt. W Swing FIRST ROW: Horton Morrison, Mr. Pittman, Roy Duncum, Bob Freeman, Chester Amend, Tom Harrah, Buddy Lindsay, Richard Niswonqer, Chester Francis, Iulainne Willard. B d SECOND ROW: lack Hubbell, Gene McCormack, Fred Iackson, loe Iones, Mason McLain, Pete at Il Wheeler, Harvey Drinkwater, 00Il0l'S -S- 3 -no Perkinson, Cleo Ives, Lucille Brooks, Ruth Arnold, Helen Withinaion, Miriam Purnam, Colleen Sproles, Iuanita Walker, Mary K. 3' 3' FIRST ROW: Pat Neiqhbarqer, Georqann Cole, Yvonna Ray, Shirley Kwefter, lane Iay, Betty Lynn Ross, Iulaine Willard, Billie pp Pruet, Marqery Dunn. son, Iohn Rogers, T. H. Milby, Iohn Cantrell, Merle Harrell, Bob Holderby, Iimmy Kendall, Carlene Kueifer, Phyllis Hilqenberq, Barbara Watkins, Io Wayland, Ruth McClunq, Delores Pruitt. C ll 0 i r SECOND ROW: Mr, Francis, Neota Williams, Marguerite Walde, Ianice Parsons, Alice Dunn, Mary Io Montgomery, Fred Daw- 1 fl FIRST ROW: Ruth Hughes, Shirley Kueifer, Connie Gray, Yvonna Ray, lean Garrett, ,Betty Ann Geatchens, Billie Perkinsen, G I r l , Carolyn Bloom, Nina Richardson, Mariorle Gray, Geneva Wade, Susan Kemp, Wanda Lou Kennedy, Connie Paine, Phyllis De Spain, , SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Manqum, Pat Pallady, lane Iay, Charlene Fowler, Neva Kirkland, Olga Stars, Myrna Rupert, Marian 4 Putnam, Hazel Krueger, Frances Silvey, Phillis Hilqenberq, Barbara Brown, Betty Iean Orwiq, Ruth Marie McCluna. G l e 0 THIRD ROW: Margaret Ayers, Robbie Io Drake, Neva Nuchols, Mary Emma Hunt, Sarah Warner, Pat Cochran, Io Wayland, Cloa Yaqer, Eleanor Snow, Eleanor Hubbard, Mary Frances Harrison, Ester Reno, Mary Frances Baker, Mary Ioe Montgomery, Ioan Cooper. C I u b FOURTH ROW: Dolores Baines, Gertrude Reuter, Ioan Koch, Norma Hightower, Neota Williams, Ianice Parsons, Cherie Aeord, Phyllis Garrett, Lois Roach, Dorothy Olson, Ioy Alexander, Mary Thorp, Mr. Francis. SECOND HOUR ,..-4. ,mm .- C' me If THIRD ROW: Mary Frances Harrison, Pat Harkins, lean Garritt, Hali lean Wells, Marilyn Ray, Bob Bristow, Tommy SeGY, Ioe al al Raqsdale, Lloyd Boyles, Bob Thomas, Charles Shaw, Leon Harrell, Gene McCornack, lim Parrick, Io Zinn, Carolyn Bloom, Frances Moser, Betty Orwig, Barbara Brown. ' FOURTH ROW: G. W. Iames, Rex Westertield, Paul Suggs, Walter Glenn, Norman Wilks, Dick Robinson, Robert Spence, Iim 0 l r Elder, Bob Gambrell, Eugene Ogden, Iohn Bentley, Charles Selah, Dicli Morton, Alton Brown, Ray Biggerstatf, Bob Robinson, Wendell Burke, A. W, Storer. -o ' 9 FIRST ROW: Marjorie Wann, Mary Io Warren, Georgann Cole, Myrna Cummings, Pat Neibarger, Hali lean Wells, Marguerite l lf Walde, Iaclcye Lou Hunter, Colleen Sproles, Delores Pruitt, Ruth Arnold, Lucille Brooks, La Verne Hanewinkle, Mary Katherine Mc! Craw, Mary Katherine Pruet, Marian Brooks. SECOND ROW: Iackie Blake, Patsy Land, Alice Dunn, Phyllis Davis, Ceola Schuman, Delores Cooper, Iulaine Willard, Buth B Parker, Carol Corlett, Vivian Opp, Nickie Pratt, Carlene Kuetfer, Helen Withington, Ometa Ragsdale, Margery Dunn, 0 THIRD ROW: Mary Collins, Peggy Schiff, Pat Dunagan, Kathryn Bowers, Jeanne Porte, Betty Ross, Marilyn Ray, Sherrye Arwood, lean Lucado, Barbara Currie, Virginia Stone, Barbara Watkins, Frances Moser, lean Smith, Iuanita Walker, Gwendolyn Midclick. C ll b FOURTH ROW: Annabelle Drake, Pat Harkins, Anita Nemechek, Peggy Crosswhite, Betty Sue Parker, Phyllis Nelson, Mary Ann King, Sue Graham, Cleo Ives, Carlyn Douglass, Martha Ann Butler, Io Zinn, Dolores Rahill, Dondeline Solomon, Mr. Francis. l x IN F! ,,,,t i A nil . My - .A at K V Ka A Q 9 l B0 S, FIRST ROW: Rex Westeriield, John Rogers, Joe Raqsdale, Lloyd Boyles, Norman Wilks, Robert Spence, Bob Gambrell, Dick y Morton, Leon Harrell, Joe Ellis, Wendell Burke, R. B, Galloway, Jim Parrick. l SECOND ROW: Fred Dawson, Bobby Bristow, Tommy Seay, John Cantrell, Walter Glenn, Jimmie Elder, Euqene Ogden, Bob G I e 0 Holderby, Charles Tulum, Don Loftin, Jimmy Kendall, Darrell Canfield. , l THIRD ROW: G. W. James, Paul Suggs, Al W. Storer, Bob Robinson, Roy Harris, Robert Thomas, Charles Shaw, John Bentley, Gene McCormack, Ray Biqqerstaff, Alton Brown, Charles Selah, T. H. Milby, C l Il b FOURTH ROW: Charles Halley, Gene Jones. Harold Dowell, Tom Cully, Merle Harrell, Dick Robinson, Russell Brown, Bill Madoux, Mr. Francis. FIRST ROW: Mary Katherine Pruet, sextetp Jane Jay, sextetg Neota Williams, girls' quartet: Julaine Willard, girls' quartet: Car- lene Kuetier, girls' quartet, SECOND ROW: Mr. Chester Francis, directory Billie Perkinson, sextetg Marquerite Walde, sextetg Carol Ives, sextety Jo Zinn, E Il 0 In b l e sextetl Colleen Sproles, girls' quartet. THIRD ROW: Bobby Bristow, boys' quartety Paul Suqqs, boys' quartet: Leon Harrel, boys' quartetq Dick Morton, boys' quartet. 's I.. I ,I A-it 1 Q FIRST ROW: Ianelle Lieholt, Dorothy Wright. Dorothy Woods, Mary Iames, Suzanne Travis, First Vice-President, Second Semes- ' ter: Colleen Sproles, Second Vice-President, First Semester: Iane Bondurant, Secretary and Treasurer, First Semester: Secretary and 6 l e n c 0 Treasurer, Second Semester: Alice Ann Berry, Corresponding Secretary, First Semester: Corresponding Secretary, Second Semester: Bob Duncan, President, First Semester: Betty Oakes, Betty Sue Neal, Ann McFarland. ' SECOND ROW: Catherine Werme, Mary Io Warren, Barbara Smith, Mary Sue Marsh, Margaret Woods, Mary Frances Pulley, l ll lb Miss Nell Guthrie, Colleen Cobb, Margaret Ayers Mary Ann King, Patty Richardson, Martiena Robberson. THIRD ROW: Katherine Mcliissick, Patty Riley, Ellen Kilpatrick, Tom Baker, Bill Savage, Paul Bryant, Second Vice-President, Second Semester: Don Hassler, Dick Lester, Don Boyer, Marvin Mueller. FIRST ROW: Ann Mee, Marguerite Walde, Betty Lindsey, Anna Iean Gray, First Vice-President, First Semester: President, Sec- P a' Il - ond Semester: Doi-ris Iohnson, Secretary, First Semester: Second Vice President, Second Semester: Kathryn Yowell, Second Vice-Presi- dent, First Semester: Secretary, Second Semester: Alice Dunn. I SECOND ROW: Ruth Drisko, Dorothy Raymond, Pat Strong, Danforth Ioselyn, hm Koger, President, First Semester: Bob Duncan, In e r l C ai Il Miss Bessie Herrin, Sponsor: Iune Bickell. THIRD ROW: Marion Putman, Nancy Hollingsworth, Ieannee Vahlberg, Betly Bob Schulman, Anita Gill, Donna Haggard, Betty Iean I-Ioldcraft. C l uh b are-1 wet::,,, - lb -sf -as 'iv-P 1:7 FIRST ROW: Iackie Bramlett, Helen Barr, Martha Macdonald, treasurer, second semester: Ann Doyle, Ioan Irwin, Ioan Rosenthal. , treasurer, first semester, Nancy Upshaw, Colleen Sproles, Iulaine Willard. Language SECOND ROW: Dorothy Swanson, vicefpresident, second semester: Yvonne York. secretary, second semester: Betty Ann Goetz, THIRD ROW: Grace Ward, president, tirst semester: Hali le :in Wells, Ieanne McKee, secretary, first semester, Miss Bess Snell, sponsor: Norma Ray Blair, president, second semester: Helen Withinqton. FOURTH ROW: Don Gore, Charles Noble, Bill Parham, lack Tway, viceepresident, first semester, serqeant-at-arms, second semester: Dick Clements, sergeant-at-arms, first semester. FIRST ROW: Marie Mr:Divitt, Mercedes Larson, secretary, first semester, Garnet Haindl, president, first semester, Greta Pager- . quist, president, second semester, vice-president, first semester, Betty Foth, Ella Lou Iackson, SECOND ROW: Alta Rae Meddleton, Martha Butler, Miss Mary Cantrell, sponsor: Pat Hackler, Dorothy Thomas, Shirley Brasel. THIRD ROW: Ann McFarlane, Mary Helen Wickham, Martha Ann Iahnson, Valeria lo Reaves, Anita Gill, vice-president, sec- ond semester: Evelyn Walton, secretary, second semester, fr .fa Q Q ev es' P' qw .- .-+ FIRST ROW: Barbara Horn, secretary, first semester: Anna lean Gray, president, first and, second semester: Norma Rae Blair, Grace Ward, vice-president, second semester: Marguerite Walde, Nancy Upshaw, Betty Ann Steber. SECOND ROW: Ann Doyle, Iackie Bramlett, Marcine Heinrich, Carolyn Bloom, Colleen Sproles, secretary, first semester: Mary H 0 Il 0 I' Sue Marsh, Betty Ann lenkins, Shirley How. THIRD ROW: Ioan Irwin, Ioan Rosenthal, Dorothy Swanson, Yvonne York, Dee Gee Coltix, Betty Ann Goetz, chaplain, second g semester: Catherine Mofiitt, lack Tway, vice-president, first semester: Dick Clements, chaplain, first semester: Stanley Brasel, 0 0 I e t FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Gore, Pat Doty, leanne McKee, treasurer, second semester: Ruth Drisko, treasurer, first semester: Mable Sorey, Ermaline Price, Ann MacFarlane, Garnet Haindl, Greta Faqerquist. FIFTH ROW: Bob Pratt, Bill Parham, Don Gore, Miss Etha Townsend, sponsor: Miss Ethel Basinqer, sponsor: Miss Lucille Tandy, sponsor: Miss Henrietta Von Tunqeln, sponsor: Miss Clara Meyers, sponsor: Miss Grace Deupree, sponsor. V FIRST ROW: Dorothy Swanson, Dee Gee Colfix, Betty Ann Goetz, president: Colleen Sproles, Atha LaVerne McCuislon, Anna H 0 ll 0 r lean Gray, secretary SECOND FROW: Miss Grace Deupree, sponsor: Mrs, Martha Malone, sponsor: Dorothy Gore, Betty Sue Neal, Miss Iulia Denny, sponsor: Mrs. Geraldine Buzbee, sponsor. I al t h THIRD ROW: Stanley Brasel, Bill Parham, vice-president: lohn Dolan, Don Gore, lack Tway, treasurer: lack Laughlin. QMflting Pot Doris Ann lohnson Ieanne McKee Nancy Snyder K lo Ann Weeks William Edwards Harold Kirk Lux Classensis Ann Garris Dorothy Mae Swanson Yvonne York Dick Tumulty Ioan Hutchison Constantine Palassis 1 FIRST ROW: Lorene Baker, treasurer, second semester: Billie Mae Ward, Peggy Watchendorf, Patty Kinq, secretary, second semeslerg Iudy Maguire, president, first and second semestery Sarah Louise Warner, Geneva Hefner, Betty Fiolle. SECOND ROW: Miss Poindexter, Billie Marie Sharp, lNanda Cole, loyce Rowley, Elaine Morgan, Ruby Smith, Laverne Garner, vice-president, second semester. T r Y THIRD ROW: Clara Lou Scott, Mary Showalter, Doris Aikman, Geraldine Garner, Beulah Betchan, Phyllis De Spain, Phyllis Shipley. l l rg Little Theatre FIRST ROW: Joyce Horwitz, Mary Anne Eldred, Ann Darrouqh, Patricia Elliott, Marilyn Kramer, Dorothy Raymond, Pat Strong, Dorothy Hill, lean Garrett, Meredith Golden, Mrs. Elaine Tucker, sponsor: Yale Scurlock, Darlene Wharton, Fleur Lane, Violet Ann Anqerman, Ermalene Price. SECOND ROW: Betty Oakes, loe Harqis, loan Castle, Olla Carter, Gertrude Reuter, Pat Cochran, Mona Taylor, lo Ann Wilson, Greta Sue Gulihur, Terry Papin, Sue Breeding, Doris Iohnson, Bobby Bristow, Bob Fudge, Lloyd Boyles, Bob Duncan, Gene Nowell, lack Andrews. ' THIRD ROW: Lolita St. Clair, Ann Noflsqer, Katy Cory, Virginia Carpenter, Delores Broce, Kathryn Yowell, Tom Lanman, Gene Paul Scoqqins, Hartley Powell, Billy Morgan, Dayl Crow, Danforth loslyn, Gene von Stein, Barbara Ellet, Patty Rich- ardson. I FIRST ROW: Katie Cory, Dorothy Hill, vice-president, first semesterp Meredith Golden, secretary, first semester: vice-presil a t I 0 Il a' l dent, second semester: Yale Scurlockfpresident, first and second semesterp lean Garrett, treasurer, first and second semester: Darlene Wharton, Patricia Elliott. O SECOND ROW: Ioyce Horwitz, Bobby Bristow, Bob Fudge, sergeant-atfarms, first semesterg lohn Drake, lack Andrews, T h e p l a, Il Gene Nowell, Lloyd Boyles, ludy Hayes S 4 FIRST BOW: Marjorie Wann, Anna lean Gray, reporter, first semester: Barbara Horn, vice-president, second semester: Helen Barr, Iackie Brarnlett, president, first semester: Ioanne Bundy, Connie Cooley, Betty Sue Neal, Patty Richardson, Dorothy Wright, Betty Ann Goetz, treasurer, second semester: Marian Brooks. SECOND ROW: Gene Nowell, reporter, second semester: leannee Vahlberg, Miss Lottie Conlon, sponsor: Lucille Flana- gan, Margaret Noel, Mary Sue Magee, Barbara Harrison, vice-president, first semester: secretary, second semester: Beverly 0 u e al Williams, Margot Harrington, Bill Parham. V u THIRD ROW: Mary Greene, Verla lean Wilson, LaVerne Garner, Virginia Stone, Io Ann Weeks, treasurer, iirst semester: Nancy Upshaw, secretary, first semester: president, second semester: Eleanor Ruth Snow, Ioan Kuwitzky, loean Hartronft, Hallie lean Maidment, lune Bickell, Barbara Maupin. FIRST ROW: Martha Hempstead, Doris Knapp, Anita Grant, Meredith Golden, treasurer: 'Ruth loyce Parsons, Dorothy l Hill, secretary: Darlene Wharton, C. E, Grady, sponsor. 34 it I 0 n al l SECOND ROW: loyce Horwitz, Bobby Bristow, Bob Fudge, Howard Friedman, loe Morledqe, Dan Dolan, Hartley Powell, Perry Burton. 0 THIRD ROW: Iimmy Caqil, Charles Brown, president: Bill Hargrove, David Mclfown, Robert Nuzum, Herbert Oalses, F 0 r 6 Il l C Alton Brown, Bill Dozier, Mrs. Elaine Tucker, sponsor. Red Cross FIRST ROW: Neva Nuchols, Dolores Cooper, Iulaine Willard, Fleur Lane, secretary, first and second semesters: lanelle Liebolt, president, first and second semesters: Ieanne Burnett, Bobbe Lou Ensey, lane Liebolt, Gretchen Gheimer, Katherine Kellert, Nancy Upshaw, Carolyn Weisman. SECOND HOW: lim Penny, Aliene Marshall, county representative, first and second semesters: Mable Sorey, Helen Barr, lackie Bramlett, Barbara Ellet, learmee Vahlberq, Peggy Schiff, Amalee Moore, vice-president, first and second semestersg loanne Mitchell, David Scruton. THIRD ROW: Cleo Edwards, Donna Carmichael, Mary Frances Pulley, Dorothy Woods, Dorothy Wright, Phyllis Davis, Martha Hempstead, Gerry Aikman, Bob Bronham. FIRST ROW: Bob Brindley, lieutenant, first and second semesters: limmy Kendall, Annabelle Meyers, Bob Johnson, cap- 3' E 0 t tain, first and second semestersg Faye Iohnson, Calvin Edmond. SECOND ROW: loel Keeter, sponsor: Eldon Brewer, Charles Smith, lieutenant, first and second semesters: Iohn Bentley, Lloyd Boyles, lieutenant, first and second semesters: Tom Blaney. P a t li 0 I 'Tl-HRD ROW. Bob Chappelear, Dick Hopkins, Billy Dean Roe, Gerald Lovell, Rex Thomas. fu .f-a 'x.. ' .- lest THIRD ROW: Russell Williams, vice-president, second semester: Bob Ellis, Dick Clements, Eldridge Lansden, Eddie SECOND ROW: Ioan Edwards, treasurer, second semesterf Mary Lou Stewart, Dee Gee Coliix, Betty Ann Goetz, Miss C 0 ll r t e y Miller, Dayl Crow, Ioe Ellis, Billy Morqan, Margot Harrington, Martha Vase, Della Link, sponsor, Patty Richardson, Margaret Woods, Anna lean Gray, Violet Ann Anqerman, Betty Ann Steber. C l u b FIRST ROW: Ann Daz-rough, lean Lucado, Georqann Cole, Nickie Pratt, lack Tway, treasurer, first semester: president, second semester, Mauna Loa St. Clair, secretary, first and second semesters: Fleur Lane, Mary lames, president, first sel mestery Dorothy Wright, Dorothy Woods, Lolita St, Clair, Ruth Arnold. THIRD ROW: Iimmy Caqle, treasurer, iirst semester: Iohn Cantrell, Lawrence Woods, Bill Parham, vice-president, sec- ond semesterp T. H. Milby, vice-president, first semester, Dale Helmet, treasurer, second semester, SECOND ROW: loe Tate, Bill White, serqeanteat-arms, first semester: Dick Morton, Alton Brown, Charles Selah, president, I-I . - first semester, lack Hull, president, second semester, Bob Blakeney, sergeant-atfarms, first semester, secretary, second se- I mester. FIRST ROW: Charles Simmons, R. B. Galloway, secretary, first semesterq Bob Bristow, Henry Bloch, Ioe Morledqe, Lloyd Estes, sponsor. Q Ev ka f ' U v 'Q E ' Y I 6 Q Fx. R 6 Q l t r a r LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Hulet, Nancy Hollingsworth, Mildred Semlner, Patsy Evans, Lavina Weiss, Ermalene Price, I ASSlStaHt Zinn, Marqarel Rieqer, Gloria Stark, Mr. Reid, Ruth Arnold, Iackie Oldham. Libra O FRONT ROW: Dorris Iohnson, Io Lee Pruili, leon Hope Temple, Mrs, losephine Howard, librarian, Bonnie Wiseman, loan Kuwilzky, Katherine Robinson O BACK ROW: Carolyn Wiseman, Catherine Moppitt, Elaine Morgan, Betty Harris, A S S l S t 3, n t f K 2:22 1. 1 . 1 3 0fiice Assistant LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Evans, Delores Cooper, Dorothy Raymond, Richard Ruhrup, Carol Corleti, Donna Carmichael, Mrs Haley, lane lay, Virginia Holcomb, Donna Frey, Louise Harqis, Shirley Brasel, lean Gaclc. C I I O SITTING: Sara Foreman, Vivian Opp, Georqann Cole, Mary Ann Collins, Joyce Hoyl, lane lay, l Il l C STANDING: loan Cooper, Norma Blair, Shirley Kitch, Dorothy Olson, Helen Wiihinqlon, Dolores Hialt, Valeria lo Reeves, . Wilma Crow, Doris Pearsons, May leon Buzbee, Mrs. Slrinqer. A S S l S t an Il t ,C bi' I 1 FIRST ROW: Bob Irwin, Bill Reid, Bill Price, Bob Douglass, vice-president, first semester: Tonye Ewing, Blue Iacket Queen: Alton Brown, president, first semester: parliamentaricrn, seconds semester: Bobby Bristow, sergeant-at-arms, first semester: Charles Selah, vice-president, second semester: Chester Francis, sponsor, B I u E SECOND ROW: Jimmy Parrick, sergeantfot-arms, second semester: Charles Simmons, sergeant-at-arms, second semester: Alan Greenberg, A. W. Storer, Dave Helmey, Bob Parsons, George McKown, Iohn Spawn, Byron Gore. THIRD ROW: Claude Owens, Sam Pack, David Hecker, Iohn Cantrell, Bob Adams, Bill Simms, Dick Lester, Iohnny J 3' C k e t Spaan, Gordon Smith. FOURTH ROW: Iames Spangler, Bill McNeill, Bob Malcomb, Paul Suggs, lack Andrews, Richard Hughes, Bob Fudge, G. T. Blankenship, Yale Scurlock, Richard Shaw. FIFTH ROW: T. H. Milby. FIRST ROW: Bill Cloud, Bob Duncan, Bob Pratt, Ioe Morledge, sergeant-at-arms, first semester: Roy Aber, Forrest Stock- ton, Iimmy Parrick, Louis Trost, lim Koger, Dale Hebmer, R. B. Galloway, Bob Ellis, Bill Keely. SECOND ROW: Don Knapp, Iohn Fisher, Robert Walker, Lawrence Dodd, Charles Shaw, sergeant-at-arms, second semes- P ter: Eugene Ogden, Iack Andrews, Billy White, Richard Vandagrift, Donald Harder, Iohn Morledge, Mr, Leo Hiqbie. r 0 C 0 r THIRD ROW: Charles Proctor, lack Hubbel, Ioe Borg, Ad Acers, Bob Choddwick, Tom Karns, Charles Selah, Fred Jackson, T. H. Milby. Iohn Hansen, Chester Amend, Don Hassler. 1 FIRST ROW: R. B, Galloway, pledge master, first semester: Iimmy Leak, Henry Bloch, Winsion Billingsley, Tonye Ewing, Blue Jacket Queen: Bob Blalceney, Ronaldeen Wilson, Bob Bowman, sergeant-at-arms, first semester: limrny Crotts. B l ll e SECOND ROW: Iohn Fisher, Howard Friedman, pledge master, second semester: Stanley Brovtm, loe lvforledqe, Lawrence Dodd, Robert Trapp, Basil Hayes, Bruce Blake. THIRD ROW: lim Hutchinson, Paul Martin, Ira Williams, Dan Hasslwe, Willis Cerney, lames Hankinson, Tom Darnell, J a, C k e t Gene von Stein. FOURTH ROW: Iim Baker, Ted Clemens, Charles'Brawn, president, second semester: Howard Williams, Bob Robinson Lloyd Boyles, Ice Tate, secretary, second semester: Iimmy Cagle. FIRST ROW: Iohn Rogers, Harold Kirk, secretary, second semester: Bill Conelley, Roy Aber, Bob Mallory, treasurer, first and second semesters: lohnny Galleqly, sergeant-at-arms, first semester: Bob Iohnson, president, first and second semesters: I linx Faulkenberry, vice-president, first and second semesters: Ray Biggerstaff, Faye Iohnson, Wallace Chandler. E SECOND ROW: Noel Manning, Darrell Canfield, Bob Campbell, sergeant-at-arms, second semester: Bill Thompson, Leroy Camden, Bob Chappelear, L, D. Reiman, Dick Straton, Robert Reid. THIRD ROW: Leon Mauldin, Don Boyer, lack Rich, Ioe Collier, Iohnny Leder, Leslie Voss, Calvin Edmond, Duane Byrd, 0 ll H Clifton Gillespie. FIRST ROW: Clara lean Smith, Iune Donnelley, Betty Ann Goetz, Shirley Canon, Elaine Morgan, Mary Sue Marsh, lean Lynn, Beverly Hedrick, lane Liebolt, Bettye Io Hibbert, Shirley Kitch, sergeant-at-arms, second semester: Helen Barr, Mary Ann Collins, Olia Carzer, lean Monnet, Barbara Horn, Pat Krettinq, Ada Lanqrat, Elsie Marie Anschutz, Virginia Cwann, Rosemary Kirkhuif, Nadine McPherren, Katy Cory, Barbara Harrison, lanelle Liebolt, Betty Ann lenkins, Nola Dean Cooper, Phyllis Ghormley. C 0 m 0 SECOND ROW: Peggy Leslie, Peqqy Alley, Carol Kraft, Doris Knapp, Margaret Hamilton, Betty Barrett, Mary Ann Keel, THIRD ROW: Pat Elliott, Pat Barry, La Verne Hanewirilfle, Harriett Adams, Iackye Hunter, Carol Corlett, Anna Belle Drake, lane Dietrich, Shirley Bennett, Danna Carmichael, Betty Sue Long, Ann Geatches, loan Mitchell, Ellen Basoreg Gretta Kimberlinq, Phyllis Ledford, Betty McDonald, Nancy Kizzia. FIRST ROW: loan Hiaqins, Ermaleen Price, Virqinia Carpenter, Kathryn tYowell, Pat Stronq, secretary, first semester: Hali lean Wells, secretary, second semester: Tonye Ewinq, Blue lacket Queen: lene Lavery, president, first and second se' mesters, Neota Williams, treasurer, first semester: vice-president, second semesterg Ruthe Wynne, Doris Marie Stewart, Myrna Cumminas, Adonna Gulick, Iackie Wilson. SECOND ROW: lerry Cabell, Mary Anne Eldred, Virqinia Stone, Maraaret Ayres, Ruby Mae Harrison, Connie Cooley, C l 3' S S 0 t t e Ruth Bradley, Patsy Evans, Bonnie lean Austin, lean Garrett, Sue Breeding, Margaret Gestord, Eleanor Ruth Snow, Gayle Arnot, Betty Parduhn, Frances Silvey. THIRD ROW: Norma Rose Woodmansee, Betty Bozarth, Anne Garris, Shirley Kiser, Anita Gill, Evelyn Walton, Carolyn Bloom, treasurer, second semester: Mary Frances Pulley, Mary Alice Glossop, Patricia Bieloer, Noma Harding, Olaa Starr, Geneva Vxfade, loan Ktiwitrky, 0Ill0 FIRST ROW: Lolita St. Clair, Anne Roberts, Mary Jo Warren, Dorothy Hill, treasurer, first ,semesterg Ruth Arnold, presi- dent, first semester: treasurer, second semesterg Jackie Bramlett, vice-president, first semester: Lucille Brooks, secretary, first and second semesters: Juanita Tebow, Anna Jean Gray, president, second semester: Amelia Wilson, Colleen Sproles, Delia Mae Wilson, Yvonne York, Margaret Woods, Dorris Johnson, Pat Stoth. SECOND ROW: Nadine Dilly, Marilyn Kramer, Delores Pruitt, Mary K. Pruet, Terry Papin, Grace Ward, Bubbles Koberq, Betty Jo Bender, Gloria Schneider, Neva Nuckols, Nickie Pratt, Billie Perkinson, Julaine Willard, Barbara Ellet, Peggy Schiff, Miriam Aron, Juanita Apala, Jackie Oldham. . THIRD ROW: Evelyn Moore, Jeanne McKee, Phyllis Davis, Carolyn Huber, Betty Bob Schulman, Betty Jeter, Mauna Loa St. Clair, Norma Connelly, Nora Smith, tBetty Walde, Ann Mee, Marguerite Walde, Georgann Cole, Ann Darrough, Patricia Weaver, Martiena Robberson, Harriet Peterson, Beverly Ward, Mary Elizabeth Roach, Lois Roach, Mary Sue Walpole, ser- geant-at-arms, second semesterp Marilyn Sadler, Pattie Wahl, Dorothy Ruth Wright, Betty Oakes, Betty Lindsey, Dorothy Gray. FOURTH ROW: Mary Kathrine McCraw, Margaret Scott, Billie Jean Ground, Neva Wheeler, Suzanne Travis, Patty Riley. Jean Dubois, Shirley Steeds, Sara Foreman, Franca Belle Schmidt, Mary James, Martha Macdonald, Virginia Yowell, Fleur Lane, Jeannee Vahlberg, Newano Winans, Dorothy Woods, Dorothy Wright, Pattie Richardson, Norma Lee Stout, Mary Jo Phillips, Jackie Walton, Rose Dean McDougal, Polly Cool, Jennie Lou McBrier, Pat Doty. FIRST ROW: Ina Jean Deckard, Billye Binns, Beverly Lalviar, Betty Everidge, Patty Webb, Mildred McDonald, Avon Mullins, Laura Belle Thomas, Marjorie Gray, Jane McCullough, Martha Hempstead, Joan Cooper, Emma Lou Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Flo Dean Stafford, Colleen Felkins, Fredine Ball, Connie Gray, Nancy Hollingsworth, Mary Lieber, Halgene Melton, Patty King, Joy Alexander, Wilma Crowe, Betty Jo Hall, LaVerne Garner, Geraldine Garner, Jerry Spencer, Gene Kelsoe. THIRD ROW: Moribelle Wheeler, Ruth Tormohlen, Lois Suddarth, Mary Woods, Jean Donnell, Dorotha Rice, Connie Payne, Nina Belle Richardson, Jo Reeves, Lynn Kennard, Ruby Louise Smith, Norma Benedict. Classette ,MZ .,, 1 fi' ,gig P H . ..,.f,', -. .-.f-,V , ,AJ-.-7 .-f.. ,- ,. agus ,ff . , ..-,v, , v, 1, . . 1 1 f,g,v',, . --A Y.-1 . .',.'.,4: , 3 , 24 ' fw vi,?'fa:'-1' .. ' his-. .gym K, ' .,, ,,-1,14-jg-.,,,,.I5 .q,l,' rff' -H-Q'-51,415-q'1f:, HH? v-.,-'ik My , ..-A' ' -'--:uw .121 sn. nv'-'1 1' 1 A fy .nxawi-32.5 4 .wiv , Ayn-' Him.-1 ,N ' 'A5ff3b!fi'. ,x -..f.Y1' rffx.J.r',s 1.3 5' mf firrcw .,,- Z .' f ' .- Sf.f.'I,:a1-Urfd' gfiiir' ' , ,,- .' ,1,.Lf.......'.3. -' -. 1, 5 M ,4:'x'?f -A f ,. ,illvff 4'-'A' my ' 'HJ' - , ,SH 5,3-'.'Q ' . an,-.j. y- -' AI. K r 1 ,-- , , - 1 -1341 ,,r.,7'f ' ,f. 1 KEN gif' I Q, -if? :Fw w :w-1. iff. VN , , , x,,.1gq,,.r. - ,inf lf yy.-' ' xv I , .3-5-., f ,gl.:'.-gf an nw :VNV ,1 , I . ' WG '1f5 '1' fa'-il f7J'?K 5 .12 .V ,- ws- ij,-w,1.', CLASSES ELIZABETH ANN GOETZ Classen Award Classen Medal oi Honor Mathematics Recognition IOHN WILLIAM PARHAM, IR. Classen Award Mathematics Recognition DOROTHY IEAN GORE Classen Award ANNA IEAN GRAY Art Nouveau 521 aj: ff? is me , i S 5:2 4 ie ' IACK TWAY Classen Award Classen Medal of Honor Mathematics Recognition 4' il. 9. 'am 3 . .. ,wirfq 'fy -: 'n aar '2 L f' g- 'Sta . ' ff Z, 'few er 1 'Q Q if Q or I: . RICHARD CLEMENTS Classen Award Language Award .J 3 wr 4 WILLIAM ROBERT HARGROVE Classen Award Ez 'k,,' M f-.1 fa A MARY HELEN WICKHAM Athletic Award AWARD The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. New England Reformers. DONALD LESLIE GORE Classen Award Language Award Mathematics Recognition fer! ! R Z SPL' Y- E514 if , l' Q Q- GENE BRONSON NOWELL Speech Award Departmental Art Award an MARCINE HEINRICH American Association of University Women IOEAN HARTRONFT Athletic Award Honorable Mention I r-1:2 'H ,.-ef . K ,, ,.., ,W ., it W tv r K ' 4 Sgr, r i 48- NANCY UPSHAW Classen Award Art Renaissance Award A iif sf' it if f- L K V. Eff RUTH DRISCO Bloch Music Award Science Award. Honorable Mention r K VV-,tgirl VV.. at ,Mrk YVONNE YORK American Association oi University Women J t L. 2 t ts rc ? Q GRETA FAGEROUIST Commercial Award , W., . ,M-. . v 1 ' 1'.,3i5 3 4 I PA r , 6 5 f if ,, :Q L LQ .. ,. I :-. a 5 5133352 time .1-it-5-5 i5f,,.ibg??,,,. DOROTHY IEANNE McKEE Classen Award Language Award t fig! ! . I I of kL,, ,,:..3:. .I W . ,.a. , +4 GRACE WARD Classen Award fo 5 IAUNITA MAE WALKER Alternate American Association of University Women my .Watt pst 15: S I eg MARY SUE MARSH History Award if MARY SUSAN CALLOWAY Home Economics Award V..:. t 1 ' . gy , . I ff Q I t ' I wr , fi? n eSii'9ikiX . PATRICIA HACKLER Honorable Mention Home Economics Award WALLACE WOOD WESTERVELT THOMAS KELLY HARRAH Mathematics Recognition Honorable Mention Bloch Music Award RICHARD EDWARD MORTON HARRIETT ADAMS Vocal Music Award Mu Phi Epsilon Award DOROTHY GAYLE HILL Little Theatre Award EUGENE FRANCIS MCKENNA Athletic Award . .Q M , 5 .. .we ww X 1 Y? 15155453 :- 'Q ,S 'x I. ssts Qt'-A an it MARY LOU STEWART Laneuaqe Award French ALVIN DIAL PENDLETON Harris Service Award 5 f COLLEEN SPROLES Science Award ,wtwjxg W 5 :sv :Q I fi 4 29,5 V e ,ye .Szfff WW 'Y J :- Q ' . X ,: ', ' , I f r't' ' 'ff25-,H I 77 KATHERINE EMu.Y corir ROBERT LIPSCOMB DUNCAN Honorable Mention Little Theatre Award Honorable Mention Little Theatre Award YALE SCURLOCK Mary Martineau Memorial itrtsefis t V. f . km 29? ?it:f?ss'ig,,egtQ K , -fieavgff I 4 ra STANLEY DAVID BRASEL Mathematics Recognition . sp: I5 QQVA V. MELVIN LEWIS LEE Honorable Mention Harris Service Award CLEO EDWARDS Honorable Mention Science Award Q Q VIRGINIA MCREE Honorable Mention 4- + + PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE -ff + -r- BOB MORRIS MORGAN Athletic Award Honorable Mention 4 A 45+ tg -fr Y 5 1 ' S I 718 1 If f 4 V3 if ,Q es A jf 1 2 11 3 W' I DOROTHY MAE SWANSON Mathematics Recoqnition Q . S 1 f I tiezii I I NEOTA WILLIAMS Vocal Music Award IEAN HAZEL PEOPLES Honorable Mention Science Award IEAN GARRETT Honorable Mention Mary Martineau Memorial Mary Martineau Memorial Award for Service CARL STEPHENS GERALD LOVELL VIRGINIA HODGKINSON WILLIAM EMIL FOUNTAIN Athletic Award Ioseph Hester Patterson Honorable Mention Mary Martineau Memorial Awerd Bloch Music Award Award lor Service Honorable Mention 1-. Calendar of Commencement Week Starting off Commencement Week with Senior Class Day, May 25, the graduating students, head- ed by their class officers pictured on this page, will participate in school functions for the last time. On Class Day at the annual assembly given by the Seniors, the class prophecy, will, and poem will be read. ln charge of this program will be Miss Emma Meneely, sponsor, and Betty Ann Steber, chairman of the assembly committee, Chairman of the committees on the poem, will, and prophecy will be Katie Cory, Shirley Stephens, and Dorothy Hill. The Baccalaureate Exercises are to be held in the Classen auditorium the following Sunday. Miss Lucille Willoughby, another sponsor, will make arrangements for this part of the week. The Senior breakfast is next on the program and will be served the morning of graduation exercises in the Silver Glade Room of the Skirvin Tower Hotel. Mrs. Geraldine Buzbee with the help of Mary Lou Stewart and her committee will plan the morning activities. Dr. George L. Cross, president of O. U., will speak to the Seniors at the Commencement Exer- cises to be held at the Shrine, May 31. ln charge of the caps and gowns will be Mr. Carl Shafer, and helping with the line of march, Mr. Leo Higbie and Mr. Carroll Smelser. Miss Katherine Gibson, chairman of Com- mencement Week, will have the responsibility of seeing that everything goes smoothly and that everyone is happy. 'MT ll ltlll The Senior officers ure, from left to vs.,-'K c ..t... , right: Bob Gcrmbrell, president: Russell Brown, reporter: Dorothy Hill, treasurer: Lucille Brooks. secretary: Betty Ann Ste- ber, vice-president. UNIOR The hardest working ot all class officers are these juniors. Having solved all the problems ot the. junior-senior prom, they deserve the credit tor its complete success. Standing from lett to right are, in the tirst row: lean Burnham, treasurer: loan Edwards, secretary, Georg- anne Cole, vice-president, lean Gray, report- er. Second row: lim Owens, president, Gerald Lovell, sergeant-at-arms. ' 0PHO ORE Presidential timber tor the many or- ganizations at Classen are these future seniors, now just little sophomores, from left to right: lack Marshall, president: Bob Freeman, vice-president, Greta Sue Gulihur, secretary, Bob West, treasurer. 5 CI-IERIE ACORD 55' HARRIETT ADAMS ii' ROSE MARIE AIKMAN if? IANE ALLAN if? CHESTER AMEND IACK ANDREWS iff IUANITA APALA ff? RUTH ARNOLD il' BONNIE IEAN AUSTIN ff? IIM BABCOCK. IEAN BACON 153' BILL BAKER SC? ROSE LEE BAKER 19? DAVID BALDWIN Yi' WOODY BARKETT. HELEN BARR YY WAYNE BARRETT if? PATTIE BARRY 'A' MARY IACK BAZE 7? EDDY MARIE BEARD. :QPR 'li BETTE IO BENDER 'fl' MARGARET BENTON 13' BILLYE BIGBIE iff RAY BIGGERSTAFF. MAI-IOMA BLAINE if NORMA BLAIR ff? IACOUELINE BLAKE ii' DOYLE BLAKELY. HENRY BLOCK if CAROLYN BLOOM il' MELBA BOGGS if BILL BOISMIER iff TERRI BOYDSTON. RUTH BRADLEY ix? IACKIE BRAMLETT if? SHIRLEY BRASEL 'Q' STANLEY BRASEL if MARGARET BRAUCHLI, Y Qfs 'if Q BOB BRINDLEY if? BOBBY BRISTOW ii? LUCILLE BROOKS if MARIAN BROOKS, ALTON BROWN. RUSSELL BROWN Y? STANLEY BROWN ii? WENDELL BURKE Y? BARBARA BURTON ff MARY IEAN BUZBEE. MARY SUSAN CALLAWAY 5? SHIRLEY CANON T7 DOROTHY CAPPS iff MARVIN CARLETON fr VIRGINIA CARMICHAEL. VIRGINIA CARPENTER if? BEVERLY CATLETT 'iff BOB CI-IADDOCK fi' HELEN CHAMBLESS il? MARY ANN CI-IANNELL VIRGINIA CI-IANNELL 45? DOROTHY IEAN CLAPPER if' DICK CLEMENTS iff BILL CLOUD. CATHERINE COAKLY ff DONALD COIT Sf? DEE GEE COLFIX if? PAUL COLLINGSWORTH. FREDDA LOU CONDO if? ANN CONNER Wi? SUE CONNER if CONNIE COOLEY ff CECILE COON. DELORES COOPER 75 NOLA DEAN COOPER if CAROL CORLETT if KATIE CORY iff BEVERLY CROCKETT as -Wg. MARGARET DEEMS Y? KATHLEEN DeLANO ik BILLY DEMAND 'ff CONNIE DEMING If? IOHN DENMAN FRANK DENNIS V' IUDY MAGUIRE V5 IANE DIETRICH V? NADINE DILLEY if IOHN DOLAN. IUNE DONNELLEY ii? PATRICIA DOTY 751' ANN DOYLE 'iff HELEN DRAGG if ANNA BELLE DRAKE. RUTH DRISKO 5? IOE DROUOT 1? IEANNE DUNAWAY ff BOB DUNCAN ii' ALICE DUNN. A if'-5 'Q' 2 If I JT ig R51 mx mem 9 3 MARGERY DUNN 'iff FRANCEL LEA DURHAM if? VIRGINIA DYER if CLEO EDWARDS. DORIS EDWARDS iff WILLIAM EDWARDS if BETTY ELLIOTT iff BOB ELLIS. IERRY 'EMERSON iff BETTY IO EPHLAND 'ff PEGGY ETI-IERIDGE' 'il' GRETA FAGEROUIST fi' HELEN FARRAR. IINX FAULKENBERRY ff? IOHN FISHER ff BETTY FOTH iff GUY FULLER if AUDREY GADDIS. R. B. GALLOWAY if? IOHNNY GALLEGLY Tl? BOB GAMBRELL ii? VIRGINIA GANN Sf? IEAN GARRETT. STANLEY GERLACK iff MARGARET GESFORD if MARY ALICE GLOSSOP Yi' BETTY ANN GOETZ T5 BETTY GOLSON DON GORE 19? DOROTHY GORE xi? DELLA GRAHAM 13' ANNA IEAN GRAY Y? DOROTHY GRAY. EARL GRIESHABER 55' IO DEANE GRIFFITH iff BARBARA GRIGGS if NORMAN GUEST 5? PATRICIA HACKLER. GARNET HAINDI. 'iff' MELBA HAMMAN 797 LGVERNE I-IANEWINCKEL 53' WINIFRED I-IARDWICK. BILL HARGROVE 155' PATRICIA I-IARKINS 'iff' TOM HARRAH Q' BILL HARRIS. BARBARA HARRISON Y? MARY F. HARRISON Y? PHYLLIS HARTNELL iff IOEAN I-IARTRONFT 153' LEORA HATCH JUDY HAYS ff GENEVA HEFNER if IACK HEIDBRINK 'Q MARCINE HEINRICH 527 DEAN I-IELLAMS. DALE HELMER Yi' FRANCES HICKMAN Q NORMA HIGI-ITOWER f? PHYLLIS HILGENBERG i? DOROTHY HILL. ROY HISEL is BETTY HOAGLAND CLIFTON HOBBS fi' IMOGENE HOMSEY Y? BARBARA HORN. , ARTHUR HOUSER SHIRLEY HOW T7 IEAN HOWARD R' IOYCE HOYT YAY IACK HUBBELL. CAROLYN HUBER S? RICHARD HUGHES MARY EMMA HUNT ', 4' CHARLENE HUNTER if? IACKYE HUNTER agp ,. at KL JACK HUNTRESS iv BOB IRWIN if JOAN IRWIN ff ELLA LOU JACKSON. FRED JACKSON R JAMES JACOBS fl JACK JAMES fr MARY JAMES. 5 PAT JAMES ik BETTY ANNE IENKINS 7,27 DORIS IENNINGS S BETTY JEAN JOHNSON if BILLY DEAN IOHNSON. BILL JONES if VAL JONES fs' BILL KEELY If CATHERINE KELLERT if DELORES KELLEY. M, 1 -g ig-- f I I B -- ., J .S ,1i ,-4:75fi7,5E . .. -3 4 'yy If . , . , AASB- ,LI ,..,,,,. A A935565 WIS? 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DONALD LIPPET iff ETELKA LISTER iff' HAZEL MCCABE vi? RUTH MARIE MCCLUNG. MARY K. McCRAW ff MARIE MCDIVITT W5 ANN MCFARLANE 'f? DOUGLAS MCGEE. IEANNE McKEE' if PAT MCKEEL 5? BEULAI-I MCKENZIE il' MASON McLAIN ff VIRGINIA MCREE. MARTHA MACDONALD fl? IMOGENE MAGEE ii? MARY SUE MAGEE 73? IUDY MAGUIRE Y? I-IALLIE IEAN MAIDMENT I ' I f 1 I2 ff P I J I , Eh 57 -I . I ' I fag-ps. I .Q ,Y .gf.,.x, I 4 A... x ,,,, I I I I f ,- i ' A Q, I1 V ' if 'A I ' Q 3 Q N ,Q RR.. k',, gig 3 4 if 4 .XZ 'iff' if , . I K ' ' 'W fi Tia. Q 'A W 'Q 'N A W W X fd 9 X . , is 'Q . x 1 fl? Xhx: X 'Vx BOB MALCOMB if BOB MALLORY GERALDINE MEAD YY ANN MEE 'f IOANNE MITCHELL 5? CATHERINE EVELYN MOORE T? IOAN MOORE THK3 WX wwf TY RICHARD MALOY Ti' BETTY MARSH if MARY SUE MARSH. Y DON MEI-IL if ANNABELLE MYERS Yi? T. H. MILBY. MOFFITT 157 DOROTHY MONTGOMERY N? VAN MOON S? AMALEE MOORE. if VARLOURD MORELAND If ELAINE MORGAN Sf? IOE MORLEDGE. , 13 HORTON MORRISON if DICK MORTON 'iff NORMA MOSELY if VERDE IEAN MULLINAX. MARGARET MURRAY 73' SELMA NAH-'EH if MARY ELLEN NEEDLES if PAT NEIBARGER, KENNETH NELSON if MARGARET NOEL if? GENE NOWELL Af? NEVA NUCKOLS iff ROSE MARIE O'CONNELL JACKIE OLDHAM ik BOB OPP if VIVIAN OPP Y? BETTY IEAN ORWIG Y? IRENE OSGOOD. CLAUDE OWENS if? IIM OWENS ff BILL PARI-IAM ff BETTY SUE PARKER il' BOB PARSONS. PAT PATTERSON 15? BOB PAYNE W EILEEN PEIRSON iff ALVIN PENDLETON W IIM PENNY. IEANE PEOPLES if? BILLIE PERKINSON 75? BILL PETERSON 73' PATRICIA PI-IILAPY Y? DORIS PHILLIPS JIM PHILLIPS ii? ALAN PITTS if FRANCES PLETCI-IER 'fl' BOB PRATT if ERMALENE PRICE. BOB PRIME ii' CHARLES PROCTOR fi' MARY K. PRUET 13' DELORES PRUITT. MARIAN PUTNAM ii? IOYCE RAWLEY 591' VIRGINIA REID if ESTELLE REISS. GERTRUDE REUTER if BOB REYNOLDS if-' BOB RICH 'ff MARGARET RIEGER Y BILL ROACH. MARY E. ROACH if BILLY DEAN ROE 'Q' CHARLES ROGERS W IOAN ROSENTHAL 'ik' BETTY LYNN ROSS IIMMY SAVAGE if GLORIA SCHNEIDER 53' BOB SCHREIBER ik' CLARA LOU SCOTT fx' YALE SCURLOCK. KATHLEEN SEAGRAVES 13' CHARLES SELAH 'iff IOYCE SELF if BILL SEMMELBECK iff MILDRED SEMTNER ANITA SHADID 'fl' IOHN SHANNON T-3' MARY SHOWALTER Y? DAVID SI-IUMAKE ii' EARLEEN SIMON BETTY IEAN SITTLER Sf? DORIS SMITH Y? MARY DELL SMITH 1? DOROTHY SNELL 3' MABLE SOREY. I x 'Dk . .V , , ' ' -' , ' S- mn +Q4fF5E'fEf ni I! ,gf 9 I-as if 9? 4242355325-, , 4 S Y' V353 , gf. 1 5, 'E 3 COLLEEN SPROLES iff MAUNA LOA ST. CLAIR STYEVELYN STAPP if-Y BETTY ANN STEBER. MARY LOU STEWART ii? FORREST STOCKTON Hi? CAROLYN STORER if NORMA STOUT. PAT STRONG ff DOROTHY MAE SWANSON '57 TOE TATE iff IEAN TAYLOR Yi? BETTY TENNONT. DOROTHY THOMAS if REX THOMAS 'fr' ROBERT THOMAS 1? PATRICIA THOMPSON YY PEGGY THOMPSON SUZANNE TRAVIS ii? PEARL ELLEN TRIBBLE 53' LOUIS TROST iff IAMIE TUTTLE if? IACK TWAY. LETHA TYSON f? DAVID UNDERWOOD 'fff NANCY ANN UPSHAW ii' BOB VcmCLEEF if? MARGARET VAUGHAN. BETTY WALDE if MARGUERITE WALDE 55' IUANITA WALKER ii' ROBERT WALKER if? MILDRED WALL. GERALDINE WALLACE 51? HOWARD WALLER 'XY MARY SUE WALPOLE i? HELEN WALTON Yi? MARIORIE WANN GRACE WARD if IUNE WEBB xi? RUTH WEBB 1? CAROLYN WEBSTER. IO ANN WEEKS Y? IOYCE WEINMAN 753' LAVINA WEISS if MARY HELEN WELCH. HALI IEAN WELLS 'fl' WALLACE WESTERVELT ff BILLY WHITE Si? FRED WHITE 'il' LENORE WHITE. EDGAR WICKBERG if MARY HELEN WICKHAM iff FRANK WILKINS iff IULAINE WILLARD if DOROTHY WILLIAMS NEOTA WILLIAMS RAINEY WILLIAMS ff? RUSSELL WILLIAMS '51' DUB WILSEY BONNIE WISEMAN. CAROLYN WISEMAN KATHERINE WOLF YT? LAWRENCE WOOD ii' MARGARET WOODS 'ff TOM WOODWARD IIMMY WORK iT IO ANN WYLIE f? CAROL YARNEAU YY YVONNE YORK fl' PAT 'YOUNG 5? IO ZINN. The students in the graduating class this year leave school well-fitted for the oppor- tunities awaiting us. We have been thoroughly schooled in the four funda- mentals ot scholarship, leadership, char- acter and service through the studies, ac- tivities, sports and organizations which Classen has provided for us. Leaving be- hind many achievements and much room for improvement, we will always be proud to say that We Went to Classenf' ROY ABER 'ff GEORGE ABLAI-I iff ROBERT ADAMS 'iff DORIS AIKMAN if? MAXINE AKIN iff IOY ALEXANDER. MARY LOU ALLEN 'ff EMALU ALLEMAN if' BOB ANDERSON if IANE ANDREWS if VIOLET ANN ANGERMAN MARGARET ANHALT. ELSIE MARIE ANSI-IULTZ if? ROBERT ARNOLD fi' GAYLE ARNOT 'vi' MIRIAM ARON if SI-IERRY ARWOOD L. I. AUSTIN. MAGARET AYERS if MARY BABER Q' BARBARA BACH if CHARLES BAGGETT if DOLORES BAINES Wi? FREDINA BALL. ROBERT BALL if CAROLYN BALLOU 13' IIM BAKER 73' LORENE BAKER if? FRANKIE IO BARBE iff PI-IILLIS BARBER. IACK BARRY iff' ELLEN BASORE iff BETTY BAU ff BILL BAUGI-IMAN 13' LOUISE BEAM. ROGER BEANS 'fl' RICHARD BEIL 191' MARY BELLAMY if NORMA BEBEDICT ff? SHIRLEY BENNETT. IOHN BENTLEY iff BUD BERGMAN ii' BILLIE IO BERLIN if ALICE ANN BERRY R' IO ANN BERRYHILL. BUELAI-I BETCI-IAN iff IUNE BICKELL if PATRICIA BIEBER if? BILLYE BINNS if BOB BLACK. DANNY BLACKBURN 191' SUZANNE BLACKETER Y? BRUCE BLAKE if BOB BLAKENEY ii? TOM BLANEY BOB BLASINGAME ff? BOBBY BLOOD if? GERRY BOBZIEN i' PRISCILLA BOGUE ff IANE BONDURANT ff? HARRY BOOKER. BILL BOWLES Xi? ROBERT BOWMAN 'fi' BOB BOYLE iff LLOYD BOYLES if BETTY BOZARTI-I il' IEWELL BRADLEY. LOLA BRADLEY if? BETTY ROSE BRADY iff ESTER BRADY ii? BILL BRANHAM SUE BREEDING B? ELDON BREWER. ROSS BREWER Sf? DELORIS BROCE ii? CHARLES BROOM 53' CHARLES BROWN 5? DEXTER BROWN fl? LOIS BROWN. NORMA BROWN fl' CUMA BRYANT 5? PAUL BRYANT Ii? IOANNE BUNDY WQFBOBBY BUNTON if? TOMMY BURKE. SAM BURNELL ff? IEANNE BURNETT if IEAN BURNI-IAM 'fi' BENNY BURTON iff MARTHA ANN BUTLER if? BOB BYERS IIM CAGLE Tl? BOB CALLOWAY 'W CAROL LEE COLVERT L. G. CAMDEN if? C. B. CAMERON 1? SUSAN CAMP BOB CAMPBELL 75? IERRY CAMPBELL if PATSY CAMPBELL Y? DARRELL CANFIELD 79? IOHN CANTRELL DONNA CARMICHAEL. ANNA RUTH CARPENTER 1? DOROTHY CARPENTER iff HOWARD CARR 52' MARY IO CARTER iff OLLA CARTER BILL CASIDA. IOAN CASTLE Wi? DICK CAVNAR 79? DICK CHAMBERS iff WALLACE CHANDLER 5? BOB CHAPPELEAR ED CHAPLINE. 5- LOIS IEAN CHESTNUT 75 IO ANN CI-IITWOOD i' DON CHRISTIE IIM CLARK W? NINA CLARK Sf? WILLADINE CLARK DEXTER CLARK ii? ROWLAND CLARKSON if LORAINE CLAUCK iff TED CLEMENS ii? DAVID CLEMENTS PAT CLYMER. COLLEEN COBB 9 PAT COCHRAN if? ALLEN COLES Sf? GEORGANN COLE Yi' WANDA COLE 1? MARY ANN COLLINS. DOROTHY COMBS ff SHIRLEY CONNELL iff BILL CONELLEY if? MARY PAULINE COOL 591' GWEN COOLEY IOAN COOPER. PETER COOPER if? IO NETA COPPOCK 79? ROY COSGROVE Yi? FRANCIS COX iff PEGGY CRONK ff BONNIE CROSS. IIMMY CROTTS ff WILMA CROW iff IAMES CROWDER fi? MAXINE CRUMP iff TOM CULLEY iff BARBARA CURRIE DONN CURTIS iff BILLY DALLIS iff SHIRLEY DAMAN if BERNICE DANIEL 553' IIM DARCEY if CHARLES DARR. ANN DARROUGH fl? FAYE DAVENPORT W AUSTIN DAVIS ff' BILL DAVIS Q IO ANN DAVIS if PHYLLIS DAVIS. CARMEN DEAN ff IACKIE DeCORDOVA ff? INA IEAN DECKARD iff TOM DEMPSEY ff' IOI-IN DENISON 19? PI-IYLLIS De-SPAIN. CAROLYN DICE 79? PATRICIA DIETRICI-I 'ff IOHN DIER 15? LAWRENCE DODD WIEANNE DODSON 13' ALYCE DOWD. MARY IO DREW ff HARVEY DRINKWATER if IEANNE DUBOIS R' TOM DUNCAN if MARIORIE DUNN Y? BONNIE DUNNE. CLARENE DUNNETT fr' VIRGINIA DURHAM 155' SARA IO DURLAND ff KENNETH EASON ff? MAYE EAST SUE EASTLAND. CALVIN EDMOND 91 IOAN EDWARDS ffl-IARRY EDWARDS iff BOB EICHOR fl? MARY ANN ELDRED 'A' BARBARA ELLET. BARBARA ELLIOTT 'ff PAT ELLIOTT 'ff SHIRLEY ENDERS ff BEVERLY ENNIS 59- BOBBE LOU ENSEY if IIM ERWIN. PATSY EVANS fi' MARK EVERETT 'iff BETTY EVERIDGE fl' TONYE EWING 1? MARY FRANCES EZZELL Y? JACK FAIRBAIRN. FANNIE FAKAS iz BILL FAULKNER 7? BILL FEARNOW if COLLEEN I-'ELKINS 54? BETTY FIOLLE xi? WANDA FIDLER LUTHA FISEN if JOAN FISHER ff GILBERT FITZ GERRELL 'iff SARA BETHQFOREMAN Sf? BARBARA FOX Sf? BOB FREEMAN. PAULINE FREEMAN 'fi' IO ANN FRENCH if DONNA IO FREY ii' HOWARD FBIEDMAN ff? BOB FUDGE if IEANNE GACK. GERALDINE GARNER if LUVERNE GARNER Si? PI-IYLLIS GARRETT iff' ANN GARRIS iff IACK GARRISON if ANN GEATCHES, SIBYL GEE if MARGIE GEORGE Y? BETTY GEREN fx' PHY-LLIS GHORMLEY 59? ANITA GILL iff CLIFTON GILLESPIE. WALTER GLENN 1? MEREDITH GOLDEN W EARL GOODENOW iff BYRON GORE if BETTY GOW Y? DAVID GRAENING. SUE GRAHAM 19? ANITA GRANT 755' JACK GRAVES ff IEAN GRAY Yi? MARIORIE GRAY fi? MARY GREENE. ALAN GREENBERG 55' IACKIE GRIFFIS if NITA LOU GRIMES 79? BILLIE GROUND iff GENE GRUBB 15' ADONNA GULICK. GRETA SUE GULIHUR 'fr' BETTY HALL if CHARLES HALL 15' SHIRLEY HALL iff MARGARET HAMILTON if MARTHA LOU HANAR. DELORES HANKE Y? JOHN HANSEN iff DON HARDER ff NORMA HARDING iff GERALD HORNING iff LEON HARRELL. MERLE HARRELL fi' MARGOT HARRINGTON fl' BETTY JEAN HARRIS fi' GLEN HARRIS ik LUCILLE HARTH PATRICIA HORTON. A BILL HARTRONFT if? IOE HARVEY ii' CAPPS HASHOUR 73' DON HASSLER 15? BASIL HAYES iff IIM HAYES. REX HAYES iff VIRGINIA HEATH iff DAVID HECKER 15? BEVERLY HEDRICK ff? PHYLLIS I-IELLAR Xi? IIMMY HELLER. DAVID HELMEY S? MARTHA HEMPSTEAD Y? BILL HESS fl? BETTYE I-IIBBERT if? IAY HICKOK Y? EUGENE HICKS. RICHARD HICKS if? CHARWYNNE HIGDON fi IOAN HIGGINS if? BETTY HOLDCRAFT ff? NANCY HOLLINGSWORTH GRETTA HOLSHOUSER. w . W A ., S msg as ,LM I, . f,. - if A, ,.,, 'wwf' ,Wim EM 1 iw if! K, .Y Qi iw if . Lf,.,A ir .,.. A h-:i L, g ' I I 4 ,m'k I L f I I ks I A A I' I A L, , , -I L-., f H ., 'Q 1 f 5,1122 ., ,, 7 . I., 4, ,. ,. , , . ,,., J., ,I W,.. ,, Q .V ., ,QL 7 Q., .My Y ,g I mK - I A I S' f , , - I f I A , Ia W I A , 1 ' -fi I I 5 I , fkgigirt I YE --1 0- 5 1' I V M I I T 'L If L- ff -' g X, 1 gg x I, .L , , f 'T X fy W . -A , . .. H 1g,fkg.gZx ' I 3 I W , 5 -.f w , - ld Q11 I If SV I -Nff EV 1 II I I 'W A ffir U WfS?5lfQff A 4 ,. 'V A ws AJ - - WT A 'ff' -- A 1- ' ' . P Esfffazl 1, ,V ff f I Q gg. 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N4-gf gg: Q gf, A fgw' , ,QW x, kr f .3 gr 3 U if I bf' I 1 gif li I 'QV' I Tw 'W -is A3 ' wiv M '- iii 'EIL' 'Wifi' 'NL I DOROTHY IONES 73' IOE IONES ff LYNN IONES 55' DANFORTH IOSLYN Tl' LELA KAISER fi' WILLIAM KAMP. TOM KANALY if? TOM KARNS if DONALD KOSTKA ff IEAN KELSOE ff IIMMY KENDALL xi? LYNN KENNARD. DONNA KENNEDY 'fl' WANDA KENNEDY ff DON KESLER 53' EDDIE LEE KESSLER fl' PATTY ROSE KEY BETTY KILMAN. GRETA KIMBERLING ii' DON KINKAID 1? HELEN KING 'fl' MARY ANN KING if VERTICE KINSER ii' HAROLD KIRK. RUTH KIRKPATRICK Y? NANCY KIZZIA 53' MARILYN KRAMER 'ff PAT KREFTING if WILMA KROUTIL iff HAZEL KRUGER. A u Ing: :wmawgmf Jwiiiff 'W,ASJUTTWF-u:7'lL I I , .252 , -7 -ff, . :2gi5gl.i2fif-fig-,gf1Ii?M'EzF?i2iif?f29fQ2:iff3Qflim, gle- 1 fi A - 1 5q5,,3,,,V 'f j YQ fq, iv : ,LE ,V , A xi 3'Yf? 1ilfg1 I I , M -fe:-A 'QQ' 'Q' as-su i W ' , ,K fi Q I Q I '92, f .M n1Sf'5f,Ix: A l f 4 I -W Q1 fn gfggis- ' 'H' A f I ' J? I -rf 54 G-A1 f 3' Q. F M. ,RUF J I I I5-1: QW gf, it an E 11532 -an A 19 . we A X Q 'sniff ,- GLORIA KURLEY iff BEVERLY LA MAR ff PATSY LAND 'ff BETTY LANDGRAF Hi' IIM LAW ik PATRICIA LAW IOHN LAWHON Af? BILL LAYTON ii' IOI-INNY LEDER 'A' MARY IO LeMASTER Y BILLIE LeMASCUS 'fi' PEGGY LESLIE. DICK LESTER Y? MARY LIEBER if? IANE LIEBOLT ff GENE LILLY ff IRENE LINDER 1? VIRGINIA LINDSEY. VIVIAN LINDSEY 75? MARGARET LINGENFELTER ff EDDIE LITMAN 'A' LAURA ANN LONG 'li' BOB LOOPER VIRGINIA LORD. ' GERALD LOVELL W IEAN LUCADO iff I. D. LYDICK 15' MIRTIE LYNCH 'ff IEAN LYNN Yi? PATRICIA MQCDONALD. R- if RICHARD MCAFEE ff SARA MCARTHUR iff IANE MCCAULEY 'fi' GENE MCCORMACK if? BETTY MCDONALD iff GENE McDOWELL. VERLON McDOWN 5? GEORGE MCKEAN If' KATHERINE MCKELVEY Vi? BETTYE LOU MCKINLEY Vi' KATHRYN MCKISSICK ii? GEORGE MCKOWN. TEN ANNE MCLAIN iff BARBARA MCLENNAN iff IOE fMcMAKIN if SHIRLEY MCMAKIN if BILL MCNEILL 'il' NADINE MCPHERREN. ATHA LCIVERNE MCCUISTON 7? HAROLD MAGEE if ROSEMARY MAHANEY Q31 BETTY MALLORY Y? BILL MALSON LOIS MANGUM. ALIENE MARSHALL Q TACK MARSHALL Sf? BEVERLY MARTIN if PAUL MARTIN 5? YVONNE MASSICOT fl' CAROL MATHEWS. EVELYN MATNEY if IOSIE MAYFIELD if ALTA RAE MEDDLETON 19? HERBERT MEE il? BETTY MEI-IR if HALGENE MELTON. ELIZABETH MENKIN ff BOB MERSMAN Si' KELSIE MILLER if NORMA MILLER iff' ROSEANN MILLER if? IEAN MONNET. COLLEEN MOORE ik IO MORGAN Y? IOI-IN MORLEDGE 1? MARY MORRISON fi' HUGH MOSER Sf? ROBERT MOSS. MARVIN MUELLER 'W IENNIE MAE MUGG iff AVON MULLINS if? MARY MUNSON if BETTY SUE NEAL ff MARY LOU NICI-IOLSON. ANN NOFTSGER if? BARBARA NORTHUM Sf? ROBERT NUZUM Y? BETTY OAKES iv HERBERT OAKES iff GENE OGDEN, PATSY RUTH OLIPHINT 13' PAUL OLLER if PAT PALLADAY iff TERRY PAPEN 'fl' GEANNE PARKER YY BETTY PARDUHN. RUTH PARKER ff IIMMY PARRICK iff IANICE PARSONS Y? IOYCE PARSONS 13' PATRICIA PAUL if? CONNIE PAINE. DON PAYNE 91' JIMMY PAYNE 13' BILLIE PEDRICK Y? VERNON PENNY W BILL PETERS if HARRIETTE PETERSON. BETTY PHILLIPS if DOROTHY PHILLIPS fi GLEN PHILLIPS 13' MARY IO PHILLIPS il' VIRGINIA PHIPPS ff IOE PITTS ff? RAY PLUMB il' WILMA POKORNY if IEAN PORTA iff BOB PORTER Q' CHARLOTTE PORTER Y? DOROTHY PORTER. 1 HARTLEY POWELL 1? NICKIE PRATT W WILLIAM PRICE ff MARY FRANCES PULLEY if IEAN PUTMAN 53' IOE RAGSDALE. ONEITA RAGSDALE 75' JEAN RALSTON 5? CURTIS RATLIFP 15? RUTH RAUCH iff BOB RAY 'iff MARILYN RAY. YVONNA RAY 15? GERALDINE RAYMER Y? FRANCES REDDELL iff IOY REDDICK Xi? MARY REEDER if? VALERIA IO REEVES. , , BILL REID 73' IACK RICH 79? MARY IO RICHARDS iff NINA RICHARDSON 'fi' PATTY RICHARDSON ff? PATTY RILEY. ANNE ROBERTS if MARTIENA ROBBERSON 3' BOB ROBINSON if DICK ROBINSON 55 VIRGINIA ROBINSON SKATHERINE ROBISON. Ai-' I .. I fe-K gfaaf ff if- 6'::' 5, V 1,33 f-wx 'E' Q-fbi S- 'ZF 'If' , 'E' ,,.W ' I fi '.2,L ISIS I .I. 'f I QQ 755+ Ln, , ,wk A Q -fs! 1 V! . I ,Sa ktgi ...aa fx'-'Q ' x I '-f . LEWIS RODDY 'Q IOHN ROGERS iff PAT ROGERS ff NORMAN ROLLER iff MYRNA RUPERT 153' ED RUTHLEDGE. MARILYN SADLER if SHIRLEY SAME iff GLORIA SANDERS iff SHIRLEY SAULSBERRY Sf? BILL SAVAGE 191' IOAN SAVAGE. IOE SAVAGE Y? PEGGY SCI-IIFF iff PRANCA BELLE SCI-IMIDT if? BETTY BOB SCHULMAN Aff IEAN PAUL SCOGGINS DONALD SCOTT. MONA ELLISE SCOTT Y PAT SCOTT if? ANNE SCRUGGS 1? BETTY SEABROOK ff PRENTICE SEALE fi' ERNEST SEGRAVES. M T ELLA MAE SELVIDGE ff IAN-ICE SERVICE '53 MARGARET SEVERIN iff PHIL SHADID 'ii' CHARLES SHAW KATHERINE. SHOWS. RICHARD SHREVE 'fi' FRANCES SILVEY if' BILL SIMMS W MYRNA SKYLONSKY fi' IIM SLADE if? BARBARA SMITH. BUD SMITH if CHARLES SMITH if? CLARA IEAN SMITH iff FRANK SMITH Q? IEAN SMITH if? NORA SMITH. AVONELLA SNAPP if ELEANOR RUTH SNOW if DONDELINE SOLOMAN 71? IAMES SOREY 'A' IO SPAAR H IACK SPENCER. FLO DEAN STAFFORD iff GREG STANBRO '-'lf DON STANTON 731' LARRY STAPP Y? GLORIA STARK 55' OLGA STARR. PAT STATH if? LOLITA ST. CLAIR ff? SHIRLEY STEEDS if TOMMY STEPHENS if? RALPH STEVENS Y? AROL STEVERSON. CARL STEVERSON 'ff CARLEEN STEWART if? DORIS MARIE STEWART Y? GLADYS STILES fi' WILMA STOLTS VIRGINIA STONE. A. W. STORER ff MARILYN STOWER Y? DICK STRATTON ii? PLEAS STRINGER Y? CHARLES STUART iff LOIS SUDDARTH. ' PAUL SUGGS 'ii' IERRY SULLIVAN '53 IOYCE SULLIVAN 15? IACK SUND Y? IIM SURIS 'L' BETTY LOU SWAN. IO ALLYNE SWEATT 15? MARYANNE SWISI-IER iff BILL TAYLOR '53 GLORIA IEAN TAYLOR 725' IUANITA TEBOW IEAN HOPE TEMPLE. LAURA BELLE THOMAS 'ff BILL THOMPSON 'B' RITA THOMPSON 75? MARY THORP 1? IAYNE TOBIN iff RUTH TORMOHLEN. I I W ROBERT TRAPP YY' DERRELL TRIPP 'fi' IANE TROWBRIDGE if' BILLY DEAN TIICKER 4? DICK TUMILTY if DAN VADIN IEANNEE VAI-ILBERG 'iT BEVERLY VEECI-I fi GENE VON STEIN 15? MARTHA VOSE if LESLIE VOSS 73' PEGGY WACI-ITENDORF. GENEVA WADE Y PATTY WAI-IL '37 BOB WALKER 'iff CARO WALKER ISABELLE WALTER A DICK WALTON. EVELYN WALTON 153' IACKIE WALTON 'Q' CAROLYN WANTLAND Y? IIMMY WANTLAND Y? BEVERLY WARD MARY IO WARREN. BARBARA WATKINS Y'T BOB WAUGI-I ff IO WAYLAND 1? PATTY WEBB 'ff WALTER WEMOTT if CAROLYN WENSLER. Q ,, REX WESTERFIELD 'ff IO!-IN WESTERVELT if BILL WETZEL 9 DARLENE WHARTON ff PETE WHEELER Y? BILLIE WHITE, MILLAR VVHITE 5? PATSY WHITE 5? LOUIS WHITTEN fi' HELEN WICKES WALLACE WILKERSON 7? NORMAN WILKS. BEVERLY WILLIAMS if HOWARD WILLIAMS 5? IRA WILLIAMS FRANK WILLIAMSON 152' DEAN WILMOTH AMELIA WILSON. . BARBARA WILSON 5? BURL WILSON DELIA MAE WILSON 'fl' IACKIE WILSON i? VIVIENNE WILSON W WANDA WILSON. ' NEWANA WLNANS YY HELEN WITHINGTON if BILL WOLAVER 4? KAY WOLF fr TOMMY WOLFE fl PEGGY LOIS WOLFENDER. I MARTHA WOOD ff NORMA WOODMANSEE 'li' DOROTHY WOODS ii' IIMMY WOODS 19? MARY WOODS NINA WOOTEN. TOM WORKMAN if DOROTHY WRIGHT Y? DOROTHY RUTH WRIGHT 53' RUTHE WYNNE 'ff CLOA YAGER BOBBY YENDER. COLER YOAKAM 'fi' DIXIE YOUNG it STANTON YOUNG 'fl' KATHRYN YOWELL 73' PI-IYLLIS ZAELLNER 79? FRANCES TURNER. L ote To An Undergraduate You're sitting there, watching that long, slow line of caps and gowns. I know what you're thinking, for l've watched that procession go by twice. As each diploma was handed out, a feeling of bewilderment came over me. It seemed impossible that during the next year the school would not be in a complete muddle- that was my thought as each of the school lead- ers passed through that line. But the next class always carried ony and now, as seniors, we're leaving, and it's up to you. -AN NA IEAN GRAY. Zin ilillemurium CI-IRIST'S RESIDENCE-64 A. D. ' I strode down cazfrnous corridors. I Passed tbe dismal dens of dead. I peered into tbe ancient vaults. And muncbed my moldy crumbs of bread. My life was o'er tbe danger dire. Hence to tbe catacombe I fled. From Nero's cruel and bloody reign, From conflagration overbead. My only Place of sanctitude Was wbere tbe Romans feared to tread .' Tbey burnt Tbe Book and tortured me, I bad no bome, no batb, no bed, I bad naugbt but misfortune left To fall upon my luckless bead. Ob, Pity all tbe Cbristians tbere- For God we lived-we died and bled. - By WENDELL A. HALL Written December 18, aim IIMMIE GEORGE BENDER IACK GRIMES WENDELL HALL RUTH IANE HARRIS PAT MENELY 1 A e greafedf frufkd are fhe Jimladaf, do are flfe gfeafedi lllell. 'flf ,Q 'Ji- . W N 1 w