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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1945 volume:

PAUL V. EAST R CLAIR'F. ECKERD A BOB ECTON R DENNER D. EDWARDS ,R ROY JACK IAMES ELDER W GEORGE ELDRED W' E. I. ELLIS WILLIAM ELDRIDGE W IERRY EMERSON W HENRY EN- DERS W IOHNNY ENDERS W EDWARD F. ENGLISH W IACK H. ENGLISH W ERNEST ESTES W I. A. ETH- ERIDGE R GENE EVEREST R .EDGAR WILLIAM EVERIDGE. A ' I . AJ. BOBA FAIRBAIN W IACK FAIRBAIN W GEORGE FARKA W IIM FARMER W ,EARLUFARRIS W EMIL FARRIS VICTOR FARRIS W WOODROW FARRIS W GIRIDO FAST W I. B. FAST W IINKS FAULKENBURY W IACK' FAULK- NER W RALPH FAVORITE W BRUCE FEIGHY W DICK FENTRESS .W DAY FEZLER W KAIL FIESTAL W AL FISCH- ER W BILL FISCHER W IOE FISCHER W BILL FISHER W' GEORGE FISHER 'J W RAYMOND FISHER W IOHN FITCH W ROBERT FLETCHER W FRANCIS FLIX W C. R. FORBES W I BENJAMIN FORD 'W FREDERICK FORD I. H. FORD W W. L. FORD W W. T. FORD W IACK FORTH W TED FOSTER W BILL FOUNTAIN W HOMER FOX W RICHARD FOX W RICHARD FRANK W BILL FREEMAN W IAMES FREEMAN W 'WILLIAM FRENCH IOHN FRORTH W BERNARD FUDGE W EARL FUERRY, W GUY FULLER W PAUL FULLIPE. 5' A A HARRY GAETABES W ROBERT GAETABES W STEVE GAMBRELL W IOEL GARLAND W TOM GARRETT W IIM GIBBS W BOB GIBSON W CHARLES GIBSON W HOWARD GILBERT W JAMES GILL W HARVEY GILL BILL GLASS W GEORGE GOODWIN W TOM GOODWIN GOSSELINB W BOB GRADY WJ CHARLES GRADY W DAVID GRAVES W GUY GRAY W IOHN GREEN W GAETABES W CHILEATTE GAHL W DANA GAHL W DEE CLIFTON GAVAN W PAT' .GEYER 'W DICK GIBBONS HAL GIBSON ' W :FRANK GIBSON W CHARLES GIEFIN W SAM GILL W WILLIAM GILL W . ROBERT GLASGOW RALPH GOMEL, W BYRON GORE JW DON GORE W GLEN IAMES GRADY W EUGENE GRAHAM W H. S. GRAHAM VIRGIL GREENE W ALWYN GRIEERJ W CECIL GREER EARL GRIESHALIAR W BOB GROOM W GEORGE GROOMS W GEORGE GRUNDY W 'IAMES GRIMM W. IERRY GUTHRIE. A DICK HAAS 'W IOHN W. HACKER W IACK HAGGARD W BILL HALL W, FREDERICK HALL W' GAY WAYNE HALL W W. I. HALL W GLEN. HAMBAY W TON W FRANK HAMILTON W HAROLD HANNA W LEONARD HANSTEINLW 'TER' HARDWICK' W BILL' HARGROVE W SIG HARPMAN W TOM HARRAH W MELVIN HARRILL W TOM HARRIN W HARRIS W BILLY HARRIS W CURTIS HARRIS W IIMMY HARRIS W MORTON HARRIS 1-W PAULHARRIS W - I ',.'.. LOUIS HAMBAY W BILL HAMILTON W BOB ALD HARRIS W CLARKE HARRISON W IOHN HARRISON W LELAND HARRISON W- VAYLE .OWEN HARRY W RALSTON HARRY W TOM HARTER W FRANK HATCHER W CHARLES HAYES WSIIMI BI' HAYS R W. H. HAYS R BEN HEAD R R. D. HELLAME R DALE HELMER R TOMMEY HENDRICKS R AL HENDRICKSON R DEWAYNE HENRICK R MURRAY HENRICKS R RICHARD HERMANN R GLENN HESS LEMUEL HESS R LETED HESS ,R ROY HICKOX R BILL HICKS R- LE ROY HIGHT R JIM HILL R NEIL HILL' ALBERT HIRSHPIELJ5,-.J R' ROY HISEE R C. J. HOBSON R RICHARD HOLLAND R BILLHOLLAWAY R -5BILL HOLMES W JESSE HOLSHOUSER IQ GERRY HOOVER R LESLIE HOPKINS R WALTER 'HOPKINS R ARTHURN CHARLEY HAYLE R JACK HUBBELL R I JACK HUBLE HUEY R HARRY HULETT R PHIL HULETI' R ALBERT HUNTER R BILL HUNTER S CHARLES HUNTER R FRANK BOB HURST R EDWIN HURST R JIM HUSER. 'HOUSER W BILL HOUSER W BRUCE HOWARD W CREED HUDDLESTON W IIM HUDMAN W CHARLES HUNT W DALE HUNT W IOHN HUNT W A-DRIAN HUNTER H IACK HUNTRESS W 5H. I. I-IURLEY W RED INGRAM W NEIL IRBY W FRANKLIN IRICK W TRAVIS IRICK. BILL JACKSON A LEE JACKSON A FRED JACKSON ff JASPER JACKSON R JAMES JACOBS R PAT .JAMES MELVIN IAOUIER R JOHN JARMON A JAMES IARVIS aff GAMMON IARREL R RICK JAY R-A BILL 'IEAM ARTHUR IENKS R E. B. IENKS R JAY JENKS A VANCE IENNINGS R MARVIN IENSON Sf JOHN JEUT BILL IEWELL R RUSSELL JOHANSON R DON JOHNSON R' EUGENE JOHNSON R GEORGE JOHNSON R GIL- BERT JOHNSON S HERBERT JOHNSON if RAYMON- JOHNSON R RUSTY JOHNSON R CHARLES JOLLY R BILL JONES R BYRON JONES S ERNEST JONES S' JACK JONES Sf. KENNETH JONES R MARGARET JONES ROBERT JONES R WESLEY JONES. A H' GENE KANE W LEWIS KASTENS W EDDIE KAY W KENNETH KEEL W IACK KEELING W BILL KEELY W I. N. KEESTER .W ALBERT KELLERT W FRANK KELLERT W PAUL KELLERT W GEORGE KELLY W HAROLD KELLY5 W I. G. KELLY W ROBERT KELLY' W .REED KENNARD W SARAH SUE KENNARD W ED KENNY GEORGE KENWORTHY W I: H. KERR I ,W LEON KEYSM W EUGENE KIEFER W KENNETH KIENLEN W SCOTT KILE ALAN KING 'W BOB KING W CAROL KING W H. P. KING - W JOHN' KING W 'RAYMOND KING EARL KINNIBREN W ART KINSER ED KINSER RICHARD KIRCHER W CECIL KIRKLAND W CLAUDE KIRK- PATRICK W JAMES KITE W BUCK KLINE W BERT KLINE 'W IACK KLINE W ED KNOEPPEL W IIIM KOGER ASSID KOURI 'W DANNY KOZAK W BOB KRUGER LAWRENCE KRUGERL V ' ' Jing - I t' . I 9 B WIJHI A I ' Ay ', Tr'-.211 A-J1LJI , 3 If RQ fx J Q I' 'H 'ASH A fi'I'L'J.Hyx'gf L'2? Bi7f3f I' ' 1 ad, . hm, ff. . Moz--,' 412 'fha' 'N 4 -Y .. 4.,Q.,E, .1 ,VI X P'- , M QM gg, Q 35? R ,QL ., z ff A Q 1-W-K 4-A 'Y ,, 55 - rn- . r.: 'f ' X ' , Avi w L . egg, a, :E.V,5 .:,.1 W P H590 P H. P -A SN 1. HW 'UMM LH' 1' fwS5Jg!:dw.51! 2' V' . W ff L, wifi' '3 5 Wm .xx -7 A :- ' 145. . 3'-5 6X Jigri is X .xx 1 .Zechcafion At this writing, more and more good news is coming in from the war fronts of the world, more news of the death struggle in which the forces of freedom are engaged. But with the good news come the lists of wounded, missing, prisoners of war, and dead. In this fourth year of World War II, we have iound it only fitting that this yearbook should be dedicated, as we are dedicated, to the memory of those who will not return, and in honor of those who will. It is our fervent hope that we have provided for them a fitting memorial, and for you, friend reader, a book which will always hold tender memories. So with this dedication, we present to them and to you . . . the Orbit for 1945. Classen's 1945 Year Book 0klahoma City ' 4, caoox, DE-P-Yr CX-P-5599 H9615 5 Deo: CXosse1xYYxqh 5cYxooX we Xove qos, WNEXX owloqs be Xgve ko we Gow 5116 We BME. 5, No comes can eve: 6 ez have vs 5, ' XX to out CXosee1x1:Y1qh ScXsooX A , YNSXX owloqe be woe. , 'M? : 'g1f V' 'if f ' ' 3 1: 15 :l i 'Q' x , ,K E Q - Q V -14 A 1'se ' ,...qf1:aE1iQ .K S - ' 'Q , 4. 4372 -, ' -5 - , ,, -1, .fail . ,, f f, 5 - F .up rid 1 iff 14 ' 24-f f ' . - f.,, - 4 1. .nv Ib 1 f ag ?-2, hvll - Yi ,K x -:g9,a:+,. -M fy if xfg- -il U- - - .ues-. . R. . -it VV. r ,N Q, - . ..,- xi: ,--, VY I fjbifiyl .LL ggi 2 f,3VT:3 4 Lg,M 7- glfix 1 Q . 1 ' Z i? ' ' 1 . ' 'i3L 'z'3sQ,' , 4, ' T 113 15: FACULTY ACTIVITIE PQRT iifcf, .hai I9 4, 'W' fi-z ' V r SL?-4, '-Alt.. 'I-si' - 'I V ifniv , ' 46? . i2'f'4'w., .az ,Lg A 1', 7 .w c my . ,i QWPSW N. g:.,a+.w1ef:-'rl MW,5,,M,5g:,f:5Q1312z',Lf?2sii2:fRf y'?3ab-X- EV S, ..-, , ff ORGA IZATIO Youth and America are synonymous, for the dreams of youth have become the sinews of America. The strength and vigor of our nation is borne on the faith and expectancy that sing from the hearts of her young people. A breath of a song wings through these brief pages-a song filled with youthful ioyousness and faith in the pro- mises of the future. Let, then, our song be as full as are the hearts that inespire it. Let us realize that, No cares can ever o'er take us . . . as long as our spirits are tuned to a hope- ful key. Ever let us cling to that buoyancy which, itself, is the brave spirit of an America that can never die. CLASSES 'wmiff DR. H. B. BRUNER We introduce first, the man who is at the head ot our Oklahoma City school system, Superintendent Dr. H. B. Bruner. Since his arrival in l943 he has gained state-Wide prominence as one of the ablest educators in Oklahoma. Recently he has been ap- pointed a member ot the l947 Year Book Com- mission ot the American Association ot School Administrators, a department ot the National Education Association. Elected by the people of the various Wards, we have a group ot able business men serving on the school board. They Work without remuneration, and theirs is the task of establishing the policies and rules of our city schools. Seated are I. Wiley Richardson, H. C. Green, and Roy I. Turner, president. Standing are lames A. Sinex and Edd L. Hisel. lnsets: lra Williams, the new board member, and N. L. George, the clerk-business manager. V. lt l -ff rf- Nt ,X J,-.. J N.. if---Mmm iit. . .. t ... ... ,. . V , , . . Principal Classen has been fortunate in having Mr. William Taylor serve as its principal for the past two years. Gracious and kind, yet gravely intent upon making Classen one of the great high schools in the Southwest, -Mr. Taylor keeps a steadying hand upon all that's doing here among us, To him we give full measure of high praise. 'lf Vice-Principal A familiar figure in Classen halls these many years is Mr Charles E. Grady. This is Mr. Grady's second year as vice- principal, and his time, divided between executive duties and coaching our winning debate teams, has been of utmost value to Classen High School. I il -Tr I lzzgidfrar t aaialanffs , , Y 1 I AW i is SEATED ON FLOOR: Ge-orqann Cole, Willadean Rockwood, Billie Ground. IN CHAIR: Valeria Io Reeves. 2 ww' , we XL Q51 I L ti Grimes-1 Bum N X It Axim Mae . O . G09 ' TED- Nm ,leon Ghgoqndexleib Yiflrfiona Coclmoff U I gi AND Y-skier. Hi 3- I l Ill C ' O aaialanffs STANDING: Carolyn Ballou, Delores Hiatt, Greta Sue Gulihur, Carol Montgomery, Wilma Crow, Mrs. Charlotte Stringer. SEATED ON DIVAN: Marianne Collins, Martha Wood, Betty Kilman, Betty Stapp, Barbara Fulton. ' w ug 2- ' , ' Offerj In I HQ gO?,,fTAND1N'g11gQ1b1e GSS, olde S' jen Ann: F' Clarlqlstqnce to th Om, Midfanfa p . Rift, A MCL - Cum 1 e ff' Lime' Bill gfyce Dowcgn' Dorolhglngham, RIFE Sfaff Q, Ura HQISK Clvagel Dorothy Woods! P C E Grqifhe ,IOHO MQ wg , Hoy Seq y D W- S Ffh U L mondl YC1- ' Or t Stqmbi55ED: MIS. C-SQHeIUDsfeg5SeYf Mrs, 5.3221 Hggflfafegy IZ 515' ' Fa A1 Q E ' Onn' 1eY, Biljjs jean G vans, Mr? enung D , ohne Oggfafy afsiofanffx Mrs. Faye Tucker is assisted in her duties as librarian bysthe above group. Readinq from left to right, FIRST ROW: Io Lee Pruitt, Wanda Fidler, Wallace Wilkerson, Sally Richardson, Iackie Rausin, and Francis Silvey. SECOND ROW: Mary Davis, Maxine McCall, Norman Wilks, Wanda Davidson, Mrs. Tucker, Patricia Duncan, Kathryn Robison, Bessie Cackler, and Ellen Basore. Onward Clausen, Unwam' Cometx Fight on for our fame A ? 'Eye-2. 'mrsr-. '1 X 14. A , .L X ' 2424 . , -i .. 3 ' L- 55- - .,: 'Q ' -.f. 2,-.gf ,-n . 4,-1'-f x. QF , 'Tv S . 3 5 1 - 'C if IK fi E I :.' N . 113- Q ' 7 tw W :R ,Els . -Q 9 7 1- - A X' 75 --2 '. A - '- . K - , ' Q f ' , A yi-EH kff .., '- -. 21,53-Ei' '17, f . -- Hn '- Aa :M ff ' -V . - 1 A . .As ,E if X' A., .-K., .A Y x R14 -s. The conscientious help and guidance given us by the faculty at Classen will endure for many years to come. They have not only given us instructions and advice during the class period. but also interested participation in our organiza- tions and extra-curricular activities. MISS IRIS BAUGI-IMAN MISS HELEN BOURKE MR. HOWARD E. BROWN MR. G. W. BRUCHER 49 - Yqgx I -1 aww, Mlss OPHELIA BYARS Miss VERA L, CAMPBELL Miss MARY CANTRELL ,xy J 515, . Q 9- 'fp ' R N f fl M 1: 'Sig If A. , '4 I K , 61 .A QI 6 1 'j A I ff' 324 A gif ff, V ,gf-1 5' 11- if A- ,f X fi1f ft if ' IM I I I 2 , ?' . W, 'Sl . MRS. GERALDINE BUZ E MRS, FANNY V. CI-IAPPELEAR MISS LOTTIE CONLAN MISS GRACE DEUPREE MR. LLOYD ESTES MR. CHESTER L, FRANCIS MISS KATHERINE GIBSON 'MISS BERNICE GORDON T' MISS SAIDEE I-IAZELWOOD MRS. EDNA L. HEDGES MISS BESSIE HERRIN ,J A , - .,g.HEl., K .- i -grad -www . :Bw 1 K, Ry ,Q A A . 55' sim, . ,W ,gs fi? , E ht? K f '- MRS. REBA B. HODGE MISS BLANCI-IE HOLLAND MISS MILDRED HOLLAND MISS RETHA WAVE HULET MH IOEL O KEETER MR. ARTHUR M. KINCAID MISS MARY LAWSON MISS MARY LAMB LEWIS MISS DELLA LINK MR FRANK E McKEE ,fxxxw MRS. FRANCIS MCMANUS MISS EMMA C. MENEELY M155 CLARA MEYER MRS. ANNE MONTAGUE Miss HELEN A NORRIS I kg .NIIHNGHAM MRS. MABEL PARK MISS KATHLEEN B. OWEN MR CL!-XR I Faculty Members Not Pictured MR. E. I-I. COFFEY MISS GLADYS SHEPPARD MISS ETI-IEL BASINGER MR. CARROLL SMELSER MRS. MARTHA D. MALONE MR. T. R. STEMEN MISS IULIA M. DENNY MR. LEO K. HIGBIE MRS. THELMA EVANSgTreusurer MRS. CHARLOTTE STRINGER MISS BLANCHE I. PAUL MISS EVELYN PERKINS MISS LELIA PICKARD MR OAKLEY PITTMAN MISS MARY PRUITT MRS. DAVIDA RICHARDSON MR. CARL I SHAFFER MISS LUCILE TANDY MISS MINA THOMAS MISS ETHA TOWNSEND MRS. ELAINE TUCKER MISS HENRIETTA VONTUNGELN MISS LUCILLE WILLOUGI-IBY MRS CLARA ALLEY MRS I-AURA HAI-EY Atten Mr, Hugh Shriver, head Custodian, has his cxssislunis an excellent group of helpers Onward Comets yopfll bear Vichy, Vichy is near Fight Onward, Clausen On to Vzctory ihi ilr A C T I V I T I E Whenever activities slacken at Clas- sen, someone thinks of a new title. Cam- paign managers oil up their vocal cords and Classen has a new queen of some- thing or other. But even excluding the sundry queen races, Classen has a variety of activities: the all-school mixers. school plays, such as Ianie and Green Grow the Lilacs, patriotic duties. the junior-senior prom, and football and basketball games. Nd JW fx -. 4 Jean Burnham 45 .. . 0!?!3!7 QUEEN CEFGJECI Sue GUIILUV HEL! HUUXVD SWEETHEAQT Courf 0 Jean IDOFECI BME JACKET QUEEN 5 E gs s I Eddy Uncrowned Queens SHERRY ARWOOD BERNICE BRITTAIN BETTY MALLORY PATTY RICHARDSON DOROTHY WOODS GEORGANN COLE HELEN WRIGHT GRETA SUE GULIHUR BEE BEE DUNIVAN IOAN CASTLE g gpm Y.. fa f RT E' ST T FY SCITCIIW WCATTL K UI' . . PXQOCTOP QUEEN w.-.W 2 l Y ll' in yx V+ Why so bored, Charlie? L I 5 , Woody seems to be in hiqh Ki? A ' spiriis. Q l I Q l , udng your iqbdher... Hey fellas! Dorff you know 4's Q crowd? Guess it isn't in this case, cause it looks like fun. All we need now are Mummy cmd Puppy Yokum to make this Mixer ox bit of ole Doqpcxtclif' all l9l 0l'l'l' efla 2 dl'0ll,I'l . Sweet and low, and slightly blue! The Sooners helped put over the Mixers with cr bang! 4 er ,lg 5 'X-X5 M A big feature of the plaid Mixer was the election ot the plaid king and queen. Iimmy Woods, the king, clutches the prize, a plaid hanky, while lo Drew, the queen, beams at his side, awaiting hers. No wonder there was such a turn out at the Mixers with this kind of entertainment. wwf ,,., 1 . warfime Mzuflz . . . leon Dubois, Ted Clemens ond Iecmnee Vdhlloerq ore do- ing their bit by fillinq Red Cross boxes. I Q dglhfl 5' oid6S GY 'I GY These nulsi that onY qlll m 5 the kind Ol lo GUY med Kihei Y C O GMT' Tlgfoii. Und Qellfilg lowl delwisgfy iobs W nec hoipl tolS- N... T-diss .vs we They were kings for cz day cmd who ccm dsk for onythinq more? The student body elected them to hold vdrious positions in the school from custodian to librcxrion. Left to riqht ore: Ger- dld Lovell, Charles Brown, Bob Fudge, lim Coqle, Merle l-lctrrel, Iimmy Woods, cmd leon Porto. I 52 si. ' E fi? V 'V it X Q--Q 52 1, v 1 gg, 5-c . J aw! were jig if A v g , A f f'k ' lk 1 , 'gafglt A ' ': f , s , L f it A f l,,, . -L W , 5 U L: ' Q i:: The slogan beneath Louis Mi11er's 1 hcind says ali thot needs to be said. i Oiltn fke slimedgkf. Constantine Pcrlossis went cili out in the paper drive cmd come out oheczd of everyone. C1ctssen's presidential election Won notional recognition besides provid- inq experience in government for the youth of Clossen. i sf' The art ot debating was glorified here at Clas- sen by the splendid work which Charles Brown, Howard Friedman, Bob Fudge and lim Cagle did. Their coach, Mr. Grady, has just cause to be pleased. One of the big events in the school this spring was lame, presented by the Little Theatre. Bill Hamilton is having trouble with little sister Iulia Collingsworth while Ianie, Greta Sue Gulihur stands by in consternation. .96 J!! These nine art students are the proud owners of gold achievement keys. These keys were given to all win- ners in the lnterscholastic Regional Art Contest, spon- sored by Iohn A. Brown. Standing are Gladys Stiles, Betty Sue Neal, Ieannee Vahlberg, Louise Porch, Vir- ginia Stone, and Marianne Collins. Seated are Dean Rawlings, Shirley Wright, and Beverly Williams. ,4ff... Green Grow the Lilacs demon- strated the acting ability of our theatre artists. Bob Blakeney, Io Drew, Lloyd Boyles and Greta Sue Gulihur gave Classen a taste of Oklahoma way back when . . Back to Ianie again. Bob Fudge is torn between two loves, Ioan Castle cmd Greta Sue Gulihur. Meredith Golden is having a good time being the referee. qs Z iw Above is another shot from Green Grow the Lilacsf' Sara McArthur gives the organ a work-out while Helen Wright watches intently. ' This year s Classen Life Staff has worked lonq and h d b . ar to rmq to the student body an enjoyable, informative newspaper. The O. K. Printing Company has become almost a second home to the more diliqent members of the staff who seem to spend most of their time there during dead-line week. Kathryn Yowell served as editor-in-chief of the paper both semesters. Dorris Iohnson and Patty Richardson acted as associates the first semester ,and Betty Everidqe, Mary Woods and Bob Robinson, for the second, in 1 if me Cfaririen i e 0 B ft ww , H H 5 ef l MM .an ' f , ism class and below are Bob Robinson, Betty Eve- ridqe, Kathryn Yowell, Melville Connor and Mary Woods. Ka if-ILQHM To the left is the journal- Geneva Wade we Urdif Serving as the guiding power of this very important school publication is Eleanor Ruth Snow and with her is her co-worker Betty Sue Neal. THE STAFF Editor . ,, Eleanor Ruth Snow Associate Editor ,,,,, , ,,,,,, Betty Sue Neal Art Editor - Activity Editor Belly Harms Stott Artist ,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, T om Morris Faculty Editor ,,,, Sports Editor, ,,,, ,,,,,,, , Senior Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,., lackie Grittis Helen Wright Undergraduate Editorn, ,,,, Organizations Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Student Business Manager , Typist, ,. . ,,.. ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, , Assistants ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Business Manager ,,,,,,,, Sponsors ,.,,,, ,,.,, , ,, Mary Ann Cooper Iessie Gay Foresman , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lay Hickox Billie leanne Ground Peggy Cronk Iimmy Crotts ,,,,, G. W. Brucher Mary Lamb Lewis Because they gave valuable assistance in trying times, the group at the right has earned the deep gratitude ot the Orbit Staff. Don't be deceived by the industrious-looking group below. ln reality they were a lazy bunch until the night before the deadline, and then-you should have seen the sparks ily. At the paper-cutter is the hard working editor, Eleanor Ruth Snow. Seated, from left to right, are Betty Harris, Iackie Gritiis, and Mary Ann Cooper, Standing are Betty Sue Nealhlessie Gay Eoresman, Geneva Wade, Peggy Cronk, Tom Morris, the Ed., Billie Ground, lrielen Wright, and lay Hiclcox. ft. SON Ruth 1 I Onwnm' Clnssen, Onwnm' Comets Plunge into that line Rnn :he bn!! r0und,.?High A touchdown .wwe :lm time A' A 1131, gf. ,n-in ' Q A e ff V. I-L 1 in Li. '- gsm. is, H f '.i:-,. WW' '. .a, 5, 5 r nizji-:,lE 'GEN A 9'fW5 ff3fEVI5: . in 13.1119 . ,.. Bmw F . ' 's 52-- 1 -., 1 ' -v, 2 ' Sl. 1 Q . 1.0 . ?1' XE Q-'Tig-fg.L f' if ' ff ' 1'.:'z:.fIi7f , 1 , :f.5P'.'q - V L. . , , llxx . . W2 1 . faq , 'V -wiv, V- . :ia I '71 rv x glf-' ' M.. 1' J I'-A 'A i- 3.4 If J .I , '-' Q'-ff.. 'x - gi .-..sr19nf'1fP- - U ' 1 -1 N .- ,, H ax .555 is Q 3 , ' 'M , 'L 'H-,V . ' Pa: , A. 1 ? H .RRI I ' . V 'gk ' Nl Q .,-, t ' ' uv: ' ..Y.1w ', ,abqggg . -'., ' 9315.10 J ' Q- inf tum : ' tif-3: MQLI ,, fi .1 5 -7 goof Packed with thrills and chills and complete with a dramatic hap- py ending-that was the i944 foot- ball season in one phrase. Duncan fell easily, as did Lawton. Capitol Hill put up a tough fight, but was finally beaten, and Northeast was smothered in the following game. The Central game ended in a 6-6 tie, but the Comets scored 2 pene- trations to the Card's l, eliminating them from the playoffs. Tulsa Web- ster was left far behind, Enid was finally nosed out despite a veri- table cloudburst, and N o r rn a n, crippled by the loss of lack Bum- garner and Bill Remy, was swamp- ed. Henryettct though highly rated at the first of thefseason, was a pushover. Then came the Shawnee Wolves, and the Comets, blown higher and higher by a series of phenomenal victories, came to earth with a truly sickening thud as the Wolves closed in for a l3-7 victory. Nevertheless, the Comets still represented district 313. in the state playoffs. The first ,game was with Ardmore, and the Comets rallied in the second half to swing them past the Mighty Mites, and against the Altus Bulldogs. Here the Boule- vard Boys came from l2 points be- Date Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. SCHEDULE Town Classen Opponents Duncan 38 0 Lawton 3 7 6 Capitol Hill l 3 0 Northeast 4 l U Central S 6 Tulsa 46 0 Enid l2 6 Henryettu 39 1 3 Shawnee 7 l 3 Ardmore 18 0 Altus 13 6 Tulsa 26 B hind in the first quarter to win the game l9-12. Now only Tulsa Central stood in the way of the state championship. Ha! From the first the game Was even- ly matched, The Comets were hard pressed to hold a 6 point lead, and finally Tulsa Central Went over for the counter that put them ahead on penetraiions. But the Comets, not to be outdone, scored once, then again, and once more to bring the final score to 26-6 as Classen once again proved its position as the greatest all-around school in the state, The l944 season was the most successful Classen has ever had. Coach Higbie, in his l3th year at Classen as football coach, had on the squad such future greats as Charles Shaw, All-State Guard, lim Owens, All-State End, and with these two on the All-City Team Were Gerald Lovell, the tamed Fighting Fullback, Delltoy Berg- man, the Tremendous Tackle, and Alan Greenberg, the Classen Speedboy. Also outstanding on the team were Eugene Ogden, end and placekick specialist, Tommy Stephens, tackle, Woody Barkett, center, George McKean, guard, Ronald lackson, tackle, Sam Bur- nell, end, lim Hill, quarterback, Tom Blaney, Wingback, and Merle Harrel, Wingback. at flaw T , f oottmw Jleklervvwvv Ka Mio cs qseovoxq we BQXA Ko books 'Yue XQJDJX Room? e-eo-soo vi em o 5, -im, we xobed ixcjok oo down xoxxfgow ood qoo ccxvoek qoox oxrioee KNOB 0 6312 5xeoQQdx0K- A N02 exoscxx om ok oe ood sefodxfixoc, Xooxaee- oo KQKOKN e o km hood. 'Xl e me Ckxcxw N Baie '30 Mme o ' Ko Mo We 16. 'Yo ax S1 ko qkqe 66660 . -me 'Ex KN ci se 91006. gvefxvovk xx ooXq Kodi- qoxle oe Awe gooxe NN fsxlkixcxo KN 2 5x6 KNXQO SMKKXQ COXO woo Qbqed fe, vioodexkokq wid 6 YQ!-e Qoke ok Qooo ew-a'w1eNB Koa o fioixooe A-M Q. Skeg Begg, 'iw in Mqledn Oqden D CIVidson f-12' 3' Surg, , -rf N .wi A n Q11 Bkxxeq C oles XGCY-S011 Y,-svn Gfe enberq Dart W qde Burke!! Hfffrel Qwens 'luvfw Hill PW, Burnell .. .l Chrisue W es? TGVIQI- ttf' Lovell Tom Kams-'Man of many faces! f?l George McKean-Dynamite comes in small packages. Robert Davidsone Arkansas. Torfimy Stephens-Apollo W a s blond too. Charles Shawefltlas has nothing on this Charles! Gene Ogden-Affected with Shirley- isrn. Tom BlaneyeOr should that be Blar- ney!! Alan Coles-Well, he'll never freeze! De Roy Bergman- de stuff. Ronald Iackson- Hefty, Eddie Eskridge-l-le's our boy. Alan Greenberg-The Body. Charles Darr-No kin to Ray. Pudgy Murphy-Our little CPD pudgy! Woodie Barkett-Woodie? You bet he wood! Hubert Wade- l-lands. Merle Harrel-Most great men are dead but I feel fine! Iim Hill-Hubba Hubba! Sammey Bumell-Sam the lady slayer! Iimmy Owens-Long, lean, lanky, but living! Gerald Lovell- Speedball. Iimmy Pairrick-Ask Donna. Don Christie- lndeed: Iohn Bentley-e True Toe Bentley: Bob West-East or West he's still all- reet! Bill Taylor-Holy-Poly Halfbaclc! ...EIL , A..,, nj. gh We Good Luck in Tulsa Boys' Screams of good-bye, good-luck and Hhubba, hubba! were almost deaf- eninq as the fellows shoved off for Tulsa. Woodie kissed everyone qood- bye and everybody was keyed to the highest pitch of excitement. P. S. We Won!! PR, Biting the Dirt! Yep, there it is! Can you blame Iim for that proud happy smile? The boys worked hard for that trophy and cheers went with the winning of it. So the '44-'45 football team adds one more honor to the many other honors received by Classen. Sue Cup in the airl some welcome! The cheerleaders did a bang up job of yell- ing this year and We'd like to give them a few Words of praise. They kept our pep up at the basketball and football games. Thanks: Sue, for the marvelous flips, Nicky, for your pep, Ioan, for that lovable personal- ity: and lean, for cheering against doctors orders. To the fellows, just thanks, Tom and Bob. ,. if ll ,,.t.,, - ,V .L , Coach Carroll Smelser 50 Zgazfef The Basketball season was rath- er disappointing to Classen this year but we had a great team and they played hard. They started the season with a victory of 32-9 over Van Buren, Arkansas, but Ardmore was a defeat in both games with that school. The life-long rival, 'K as 'M GQCQQ QQ? aqgfgx Central, walked over the team in to the first game but we walked right back in the second with a score of 27 to their 24. They won over Enid and Capitol Hill, but Shawnee set them back in both games. They de- feated Tulsa Central in the second game but she won over them in the first. Norman was a victory when the team played on the home court, but the Tigers defeated us when we played there. Northeast was easy bait both games and the fellows won over Tulsa Will Rog- ers when they played at T town. Coach Smelser did a swell job of coaching the basketball team this season. Between pack- ing to go to the army and unpacking when he didn't go-I don't see how he had time to do all he did for the boys. He had some swell mate- rial to work with though, and the fellows really hustled. Thanks, coach, even if the season wasn't our best. We still know we had a swell team. HOME GAMES Game Classen Opponents Van Buren, Ark. 32 9 Ardmore 18 33 Central 22 43 Enid 30 28 Capitol Hill 42 21 Tulsa Central 29 41 Shawnee 28 30 Norman 35 24 Northeast 40 33 OUT OF TOWN GAMES Game Classen Opponents Central 27 24 Shawnee 32 30 Tulsa Will Rogers 28 26 Tulsa Central 26 48 Enid 40 42 Norman 18 22 Ardmore 37 43 Capitol Hill 29 40 Northeast 35 15 QOOQQ Q0 01' Cf, Reading from Lett to Right: Tommy Stevens, Archie Stotts, Robert-Reed Charles Dcxrr, Raymond Yaqer, Arthur Dodson, Bob Porter, Robert 'Nuzum Robert lnqe, Sammy Burnell, loe Pitts, Gereld Lovell. 0 06509 ollztteflnen Arthur Dodson- Art, Bob Porter- Gallopi1'1q Bob. Charles Darr- Tahi Kemosabef' Gerald Lovell- Oh? Basketball, too? Tommy Stephens- l-lere's Apollo Again! Robert Inge- Teeth, Ioe Pitts- Play like I. D., loedyf' Robert Reed- Most handsome boy on team? vote' Lovell 00 Stephens Pitts Reed 59 C18 9919? 05000 pmev Q5 P o S 0 HQ I Qxoeexll 9032952 CEE? Loj,iVT UQZYMINQ Gp JJV OOQ1 Sher GSA QCYQI Q ' - Q-1701129 CO 0171795 ITSIQUZPQQUJUA Mgr OS, QU Dyer O50 essje dy NWjmSlf W UG Qlsn mgffn Oqffs GW I 0177701 l 44 Oodmmefn Sed Qfds R Pof . S Uyardgfgseeiiiyof ,bs AWS Sf,-SU SIDQIY, SWS, Offfef Ofiffh, fv gm' Sami W A laorfd M555 VOLLEY BALL FlRST ROW Claefl to Riahtl: Glory Sanders, Patsy Campbell, Norma Rose Wood- mansee, Kathryn Maxson, Co-Captain, Doris Sides, Co-Captain, Pat Stath, Frances Krumturn, Virginia Lord. SECOND ROW: Clarice Payne, Bernice Tracy, Ruth Kerr, lackie Wilson, Billie White, Betty Shelton, Sibyl Gee, Miss Hulet. 'N'-91. It , fav me V. Yfi f: Q' - L . W l 1 ' 4 A M . ,gf.5,s'33Tii21fi?Q2:??s i5 'lie , f -A g,.yt,,ti,,,,,,,5fgmrK,. -'rw W 1 fn if ' f :f5li7SilEY:Y' Miss Retha Wave Hulet, head ot this department specializes in an all- around program that will reach each airl. Her qen- uine love for her work and airls has inspired their loyal team Work With Miss Hulet as coach the volley ball tearn W a l lc e d away with the City Championship dur- ina the second semester. Ruthie Andrews, one of our most out- standing sophomore players showing that famous Cornet Victory smile, after bringing the singles crown horne. Not only lovely and beautiful but down to an earth tennis players. If N' lf lp. X l 9 Ruth Parker, Norma Rose Woodmansee, Olla Carter, Nancy Snyder, Ruthie Andrews, Pat Stath. Miss Owen, that beloved coach of girls' ten- nis, badminton, ping pong and swirnrning, pic- tured as she usually is, loaded down with equip ment-but smiling just' the same. and fr iS. hf. . tHl.xC!x.,,,' ,'l1lf3' oi Slow Ollcr Carter, Ruthie Andrews, Normcr Rose Woodmcnsee, Nancy Snyder, lean Monnett, cmd Pat Stuth. Such smiles could mean nothing less than the will to Win, as the records prove. Norma Rose cmd Nancy captured the doubles crown, and Ruthie Andrews fought to the semi-finals. Qs Q r Q 5 ls limrny in the bail cony? ,s,gWX, . 7 ..,, wi , , . ,last ,. - X- A 'iff , g, N i Mcrrtiencr Robberson, Ruthie Andrews, Iuckie Wilson, Ncmcy Snyder, Sibyl Gee, Pat Stuth. These puddle wielders are looking for new fields to conquer after winninq cxll honors at the table tennis toumey. Ncxncy Snyder STV 35, Weill always be true to the Gold ana' tlye Blue N0 caves can ever 0'er take as If to om Classen High School Weill always be true HQ' 'QWFMW Mt' :fx fx. KKK N, .- 1' Al K1 n.'f. EK , M L- Q. , .Pix 'iff .fn-, . 5. wg W A '1 . iv :Lx '- . , .K 1- .. '5a 1-2' ml ' -4.111 ' y . .. ' -237, t I .V ' . . ' ,A -ri 15 ,f Y f- ' v- fig: ,A 131'-rg, ' fx' f. :Y.,f - - ' . :P Q. j -.Y H 4- 232 . '-'l n ' f '.. ' : 1'-ar .. 1- uf -, . 125221 172' ' hr' Q 1-, , Q . Shim' '- f. 4. - ,, , - X Q Q . A , I. F',ut:'ff 2 ' - H. F If 2-i v-4 ..z The varied organizations of our school stand for service. Through them we learn to cooperate with others: to carry our share of responsibility. We gain govern- ing and leadership abilities by taking an active part in any school organization. .S?lfLJent C0 Dunci Wi i' . The give th purpOge e St of th qOVernm udgnt bod e Clgssen S fepres ent of The Y G ChCInC tudefli C entdti School e To h Ouncu . V93 elected f' The Cou UVQ G Voic ls to rom e 1'1Ci1 is 9 in the Gch ad Compo Visor Sed Y. This Sponso Year the St Dime red mixe udem C S fs, pa Quncll Infflmile PTP! netted fer drives 1 has Succe Were back Tcxly-Sis Dri O1'1SiderGbi Und the M 5Sfu11Y fl-11 in ed b Ve' Th Y OVQ arch thfjf Y the C e WG I of P1 t C1 o . T S1 fo Y the SC Spec hools ess' Gt War hmm YQWG T15 Stu Cou 11011 President ' qfqdu ated G t mid -term Gnd BO b pu dm , th e elected Vi Ce'pI'e - S1- den . t be actin Q p . resldent for th 9 Seco Hd Se Ifleste T. rd..-f r D M'7 'r B ob Fudge I i mfI'1Y Qwens E523 Q an i WMA A Maeiier, Yricbard Comer, Dick Yiopiiirxs. 'NN eixlioii, Leorx idarrei, bob Pxobirxsorx. aibrilri Y ovieii, Dorxria idaq- e Lou Erxseq, Bob rxis. ?aiix1 YXPSY EROXN -. Geraid idorrmrxq, biii Dovriee, ixfiarvirx Geraid Low eii, Xirrx Caaie, 'Yom Larirnao. David Draper , 'NN aiiei SECOND ?xO'XN'. Miss Tborrxas, Caroi iifiorxiqorrmew, Sue Grabgrixil. qgrd, poqrig Ldxlerrie VXoCiiie,iori, Pragrioria Cocbrorx. Greia Sue Goifrxur, Bobbi fridge, Xdrie NicCaoiei1, iiroroq ?arricin, io Morqari. Dororrxq Carperiier, Be-Jerixl Bri Richardson. X01 ce ilrouiei. n 'UAXYXD gQxN -, Ning, ylieqer, Prririe Gairis. Markxa Wbiie, Caroiilri Daiiou, Xarie Dorxdurarxi, Priice pqm Begg, Xedri Oidkiarrx, Xeari iobrxsorx. Barbara Sievere, Yaiiil YOXWQY . MON Nice Gaii. Miidied Moore, Yrari NXcCauieq, be-Jeriq Goisorx, Barbara Moss, Dixie Lou Y ouriq, iearxrie ?oria. 'Baia Deirx Yorerriarx. FOURTH ?rO'XN'. Curiie Ykaiciiii, Xacic lxusierrnarx. iobri idarxsori. bobby Diood, Boil Co-sqrove, Bob Bidi!-neil, Howard Yriedrrxqn, Cbaries Brown, Corxsiarxiirxe Vaiaesis, Robert Coiieipbob Looper. .Aff ouueau The Art Nouveau Club consists of students excell- ing in the different art fields. lts purpose is to help create more interest in artistic things by talks, movies, and exhibits. FIRST ROW tLeft to Rightl: Betty Mohr, Ralph Kirkhutf, Norman Wilks, Mary loy Car- ter, Shirley Wright, Virginia Robinson, Marilyn Brown, Betty Sue Neal. SECOND ROW: Beverly lolson, lohn Eott, Marilyn Reynolds, Margot Harrington, President, Rosemary Kirkhulf, Secretary, Virginia Stone, Historian, Lucille Flanagan, Vice- President: Beverly Williams, Miss Conlan, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: lessie Gay Foresman, Louanne Conner, Marilyn Grimes, leannee Vahl- berg, Phyllis Ghorrnley, Marianne Collins, Lois lean Chesnut, Barbara Maupin, Elizabeth WeMott, Mary Alice Gall, lean Monnet, Eleanor Ruth Snow. FOURTH ROW: Sara Beth Lilly, loyce Evans, Peggy Corbly, Patty Richardson, Doro- thy Wright, Betty Harris, Betty Long, Don Blatz, L'Deane Minor, 0l'l0l' dflguage Only the top ranking students who have had five semesters of lan- guage with a B-plus aver- age are accepted as mem- bers. lts purpose is the fur- thering ol interest in all languages. FIRST ROW tLeft to Rightl: lra Williams, Eugene Ogden, Bob Looper, Alice Ann Berry, Dorothy Woods, Atha McCl'tristian, Ruth Tormohlen, Kathryn Yowell, lane Andrews. SECOND ROW: Larry Stapp, leannee Vahlberg, Elsie Marie Anschutz, lean Smith, Anita Gill, Kathryn Robison, Genevieve Dale, Nadine McPheren, lean Smith, Betty leter, Dorothy Raymond. 22, ' xt- t Wad FOURTH ROW fLeft to Rightl: Ieannee Vahlberg, Ioan Fisher, Pat Elliott, A. Iean Smith, Anita Gill, Martha Ann Butler, Iane Bondurant, Katherine Robison, Mary Louise Tucker, Nadine McPherren, Iean Smith. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Raymond, Alice Ann Berry, Iane Andrews, Mary Ann Eldred, Ann Garris, Margot Harrington, Ann Darrough, Margaret Severin, Ellen Kilpatrick, Mar- garet Ayers, Atha McCuiston. SECOND ROW: Patty Richardson, Dorothy Woods, Betty Sue Neil, Vice-President: Ruth Tormohlen, Chaplain: Martha Hempstead, Secretary: Ira Williams, President, Iohn Westervelt, Treasurer: Kathryn Yowell, Elsie Marie Anschutz. FIRST ROW: Bob Looper, Ted Clemens, Charles Brown, Gene von Stein, Walter We- Mott, George McKown, Wayne Bowman. 0l'l0l' Wafiona The National Honor is an organization schools all over the United States. Only sen- iors within the highest I5 per cent of the senior class are accepted as members. The purpose of this organ- ization is to give recog- nition to the students who excel in the field of Math- ematics and to stimulate continued interest in the subject. Membership is open to llA's and seniors who have the required point average. ml.T ,A 1 FIRST ROW tLeft to Rightiz Ioan Fisher, Watler WeMott, Mary Ann Eldred, Gene von Stein, Treasurer: Ted Clemens, President, Atha L. McCuiston, Vice-President: Ruth Tormoh- len, Secretary: Dorothy Woods, Kathryn Yowell. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Malone, Robert Bowman, Iane Bondurant, Katherine Robison, Martha Hempstead, Martina Robberson, Genevieve Dale, Iennie May Mugg, Miss Deupree. THIRD ROW: Betty Sue Neil, Charles Brown, Wayne Bowman, Bob Robinson, Ellen Kilpatrick, Miss Denny, Betty Lou Howard, Iean Smith, Iohn Westervelt, George McKown, Wafionaf jedlaiand The Classen organization is Troupe Number 341 of the Na- tional Honor Dramatic Society known as National Thespian. Membership is open to those who have qualified by meetinq national requirements through participation in dramatic activ- ities. MAKE-UP SC Greta Sue Gi Sue Breed' Helen Writ REHEARSAL Olla Carter, Secretary, Zrid Sen' Meredith Golden Vice-President, lst and Znd Serr Wallace Wilkerson COSTUMES Barbara Ellet Io Drew, Historian, lst Semester Pat Elliott Dorothy Raymond Secretary, ist Semester: President, 2nd Semester STAGE CREW Bob Blakeney Bill Morgan Betty lo Hall Betty Oakes RADIO Gene von Stein, Treasurer, lst and Znd Semesters Darlene Wharton, President, lst Semester, Sara McArthur if . i r :link .7Aeafr'e Little Theatre was one of the first clubs organized in Classen. Its purpose is to foster all dramatic activities. During the school year members participate in dramatic performances at Classen, at local 'military posts and hospitals, clubs, churches, and other orqanizations in the city as well as over the facilities of local radio stations. Membership is open to all Classen students who are interested in this organization. 2529? fllfsfleif if A if FIRST ROW: Bob Blakeney, D'ayl Crow, Sergeant-at-Arms, 2nd Semester: Bob Fudge, Ser- geant-at-Arms, lst Semester: Wallace Wilkerson, Bill Bowles, Bill Morgan, Harrell Iohnson, Bill Purcell, Margaret Smith, Julia Collinsworth, Patty Hoyt. SECOND ROW: Peqqie Iackson, leah Oldham, Ed White, Ioan Cooper, Bee Bee Dunivari, Mary Ann Eldred, Betty Io Hall, Pat Elliott, Sue Breeding, Betty Oakes, Anne Scruggs, Mary Io Warren, Ramona Cochran, Phyllis Ghorniley, Pat Connell, Betty McEwen. THIRD ROW: Wilma Crow, Mary Pratt, Beth Bartlett, Frances Smith, Greta Sue Gulihur, Sergeant-at-Arms, 2nd Semester: Gene von Stein, Treasurer, lst and 2nd Semesters: Dorothy Raymond, Secretary, lst Semester, President, 2nd Semester: Mrs. Elaine Tucker, Sponsor: Meredith Golden, VicePresident, lst and 2nd Semesters: Io Drew, Historian, lst Semester: Marilyn Kramer, Mildred Moore, Helen Field, Newana Winans, Barbara Elliott, Catherine Iohnson. FOURTH ROW: L'Deane Minor, Emmalu Shaw, Bonnie Boren, Carol Fisher, Pat Davis, Olla Carter, Secretary, 2nd Semester: Donna Kennedy, Barbara Ellet, Anne Darrouqh, His- torian, 2nd Semester: loy Alexander, Ioan Brittain, Fran McCauley. NOT PICTURED: Helen Wright, Sarah McArthur, Darlene Wharton, President, lst Semes- ter: Miss Mina Thomas, Sponsor: Miss Blanche Paul, Sponsor: Miss Mary Pruitt, Sponsor., t 4 O-fa, K Wafiona! gorendic eague National Forensic League is an honor society whose purpose is to promote the interest of debate, oratory, and pub' lic speaking. Students may quality for member- ship in the Classen chap- ter by meeting the nation- al requirements participation in activities. '-9 0,6 Clfgoj Q56 Q65 455- 4+ cbt-Q 'moe OQK QQ 4SY'53pJ6Q.o'9N ko K3 J? 00455 002 896,90 QQQ9, 0090422 2554264 056' ff' ' Q9. 'Sworn Qt?eQ,'vrQt:TOmsJlDfbW4f . S 1 Q 6' Q Q' cf dbafffa LQfQi4fi?ftOt3A5'qtOQ 'f6fAf0tQ t2l2: Q5a 'Q 69? fb CB Go '? Rf -' o f cape V890 9 Q09 o 'Rx G Oo A so 0 ttf J- 9 65 Q, 'cpwp 40 Qfc '53, O60 ,5 'Q Q5 'Y Q QPG 4 3, .1-, f Y 729 CEQSQG C2 '22-2 0 8414-2, 663- Q0 8053589 . 651011. Q5 Qob 0 'gy Q 0 Go of 'l- Qzisf W4 '62, 45 Q0 oi? Oo? -9, ,563 Qjyoo '68, 66, Q-CZ, 64 'SQQ ' ' SO 'I' 6 , , o odf Cgqhyg , J: 42380, QQ? FIRST ROW: lean Oldham, Dayl Crow, Gene von Stein, Sherry Atwood, Ioan Edwards, lean Luckado, Anne Darrouqh, Mary Ann Eldred, Barbara Sievers, Bob Fudge. SECOND ROW: Richard Norville, Mary Belle Shike, Miss Link, Patty Richardson, Dorothy Wright, Dorothy Woods, Margot Harrinqton, Ruth Tormoh- len, Pat Elliott, Betty Sue Neal, Io Ann French, Billy Morqan, Bob Ellis. THIRD ROW: Ellen Basore, Carolyn Ballou, Nickie Pratt, Pat Stath, Virginia Stone, Ann Geatches, Roseann Miller, Margaret Ayres, lean Smith, Perry Burton. Cllllfteify The members of this organiza- tion assist as ushers tor all the main events at school. They also serve as hosts tor any out of town groups visiting Classen. Sympathy cards are sent to members of our student body and faculty upon the loss of a member of the family. These cards are also sent to tami- lies of former Classen students who lose their lives in the service ot our country FIRST ROW: leannee Vahlberg, Charwynne Higdon, Donna Haggard, Iackie Griffis, Don Boyer, Iimmy Crotts, Bill Savage, Roy Coxqrove. - SECOND ROW: Betty Moore, Dorothy Combs, Mary Lloyd Bel- lamy, Mary Louise Bellatti, Kathryn Yowell, Io Drew, Anita Gill, lean Smith, Alice Dunn. THIRD ROW: Miss Herrin, Marilyn Grimes, Marilyn Reynolds, La Vere Williams, Kay Daughtery, Betty Jack Littleton, Mary Io McGinley, Carol Montgomery, Ieannine Thing, Lou Ann Con- over, Yerdith White, Nancy Chapman, Pat Elliott. FOURTH ROW: Olla Carter, Donna Kennedy, lean Monnet, Elsie Marie Anschutz, Betty lean Holdcraft, Marilyn Kramer, Io Iohnson, Ioan Iohnson, Ioan Deardorf. OFFICERS: President, Kathryn Yowell, Io Drew, First Vice-Pres ident, Anita Gill, Patty Vahlbergg Second Vice-President, Io Drew, Mary Lloyd Bellamy, Secretary, Mary Lloyd Bellamy, Dorothy Combs: Treasurer, Miss Bessie Herrin. ,Zan-.American CM The purpose of the Pan- American club is to build a better understanding among the peoples of the United States and those of the Western Hemisphere. This is done by means of motion pictures, lectures, and association with repre- sentatives frorn those vari- ous countries. ollux Cfaaaenoia The Lux Classensis is pub- lished each year in order to show the benefits derived from the study of Latin. Mrs. Davida Richardson has sponsored the 'publication for the last fifteen years. Q l If ,'. A, Reading from left to right: Constantine Falassis, Dorothy E. Wright, Betty Kreman, Ann Garris, Editor-in-Chief, Ada Elizabeth Landgraf, loyce Kroutil, Norma lean Whittern, Douglas Trow- bridge. ommercia CM This organization is a group made up of students who have two or more sem- esters ot commercial Work and some of Whom plan to receive a commercial diplo- ma. The try to create spe- cial interest in the commer- cial department. its 11' Q FIRST ROW: Dolores Baines, Anita Gill, President, Laverne Garner, Beverly Ward, Evelyn Walton, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Betty Kilman, Reporter: Geraldine Gar ner, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Peggy Alley, Virginia Yowell, Gen eva Wade, Eleanor Ruth Snow, Iessie Gay F oresman Dorothy Phillips, Martha Ann Butler, Valeria Io Reeves Miss Mary Cantrell, Sponsor. .mggssriifi Eff If .luv ' ' main? pof This is an annual public- ation to which students in German, French, and Span- ish contribute. FIRST ROW: Burl Wilson, Constantine Palassis, a lackie Gritfis. SECOND ROW: Miss Pickard, Miss Von Tungeln, Ted Clemens. Other members of the staff who are not present: Ann Scruggs, and leannee Vahlberg. Sak, Pafmf This is a service organization Club., O 9090 met' WUC wie X000 Q51 x6O1 X00 6' qzgsczo-55 Wd ' goal Xofxjaxoo KXKOYQXQQQTQQ. XOCY' xogoeivl ON Wi 9066 qcaeft' OXOSYUSO X I 9 , fX95?E6VOqiONl'9O eww G9 9 5' 0- O ' -X-X950 XO 'Qieexey wr- Jw This club is sponsored by Mr. Lloyd Estes. The purpose of Hi-Y is: To create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character. -o xfidx C1005 it XX' , g 90 Owe GMX. Qtmoxdg Cattle? - it QGQYNQ ' xo H3096 Rx KO 599' iolgo bw M4190 wot O C- Q Tix KQ9- . ' et Q66 3900 ' xO9' sw lts purpose is to assist in the park ing and registration of cars of the pupils who drive to school, to help in maintaining order outside the building, and for the general sate ty of Classen students. This organ ization is sponsored by the Kiwanis G 1Y er form es' cis Serv Tri'YGxg1 Re the 34050052 6' Pozbdsefeg , F? 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Qeebbsrq fbe 5OQ'0TfyQ BOJQ1' Gobylvoq QZIQQQQ 60-fob 63011 fvoff- Qoeocsc 69P2f11JfPQf1rb+Q sag IQJ CMM THIRD BOW: Bill Finney, Mary Pulley, Norma Whittern, Ber- tha Crapper, Mary Bellatti, Wanda Kennedy, Marvin Mueller. SECOND BOW: Evelyn Perkins, Honorary Member, Dick Mayes, Mary Gall, Patricia Duncan, Betty Oakes, Mary Woods, loyce Kroutil, Mary Bellamy, Ioe lulian, Ophelia Byars, Club Sponsor. , ElBST BOW: Bill Savaae, President, 2nd Sem., Priscilla Boaue, lane Bondurant, lst Vice-President, 2nd Sem., Katherine Bobison, President, lst Sem., Cor. Sec. 2nd Sem., Dorothy Combs, Secretary, 2nd Sem., limmy Crotts, 2nd Vice-President, lst and 2nd Sem., lohn Fuller, Bill Williams. cience CM Any person especially interested in Science is entitled to be a member ot this club. To promote the works ot science is one ot its purposes. A representative is chosen from each advis- ory to be a member of this organization. They have been active in collectina funds for Overseas Edue cation Boxes and in other War Work. ' it . Q32 EIBST BOW: Pat Dietrich, Barbara Ellet, Maraaret Anhalt, Margaret Scott, leanne Du Bois, Georaann Cole, lean Burnham, Dorothy Wright, Dorothy Woods, luanita Tebow, Dorothy Carpen- ter, La Wanda Smith, Helen Field, Betty Weaner. SECOND BOW: Sally Alderman, Edward Orissa, lo lulian, loan Gould, Mary lo Warren, losephine lohnson, Colleen Eellims, Shir- ley Bennett, Norma Dodd, Dolores Crews, Elsie Marie Anschutz, Betty Hall, Martha Hempstead, Mona Scott. FIRST ROW: Mr. Smelser, Robert Davidson, Alan Greenberg, Ioe Pitts, 1 46 77 Torn Karns, Hubert Oakes, Rusty, George McKean, Dick Walton, Gene Iones, ug Bob Porter, Dan Vaden. SECOND ROW: Don Christie, Ray Plumb, Bob West, Sam Burnell, lim Par- Thg Q Club is Cgmpgged rick, Gerald Lovell, Tberrnan Caperton, Tom Blaney, Mr. Coffey. of Clgsseds lettermen, who THIRD ROW: Mr. Hisbis, Alan Coles, Charles Darr, Ronald Iackson GTS all Cl'1Cl1'I1piOTlS in S1-DOITS. De Roy Bergman, Gene Ogden, Merle Harrel, Iim Murphy. FIRST ROW: Bob Chappelear, Roy Aber, Claude Waters, Harold Kirk, Iolrm Rogers, Greta Sue Gulihur, Bill Carpenter, Iirnmy St. Clair, Douglas Laws Bill Baum. 1 Ju Js1.,..,.,r SECOND ROW: Bill Nelson, Bob Maguffee, Wayne Clegern, Paul Peters Darrell Canfield, Eugene Hill, Don Butler, lim Donaghee, Charles Rockwood, G. C, Bundy- Classen's oldest boys' pep THIRD ROW: Ethan Winston, ciyds Iohnson, Bill Bsnnny, Dick stnnnn, Clubf Sponsored bY MT- Frank Duane Byrd, Baxter, Clyde Helm, Iirn Erion, Iohn Leader. MCG99- OITLQ5 FIRST ROW: Peggy Alley, Gwendolyn Middick, Patty Richardson, lane McCauley, Georg- anne Cole, Nickie Pratt, Ann Darrough, lean Porta, Dorothy Woods, loan Edwards, lean Burnett, Pat Elliott, Ierry Garrett, Marilyn McOuown. SECOND ROW: Caroline Io Warren, Mary Ann Keel, Mary Lou Mechtly, Ioyce Kroutil, Wanda Lou Kennedy, Rose Dean McDougal, Iackie Walton, Pat Stath, Dorothy Wright, Newana Winans, Margaret Hamilton, Billie Ieanne Ground, Betty Barrett, Lois Roach, Kathryn Bowers. THIRD ROW: Ianice Guild, lackie Rausin, Barbara Sievers, Ellen Basore, Ann Nottsger, lean Burnham, Caroline Dice, La lean Higgins, Io Ann Brittain, Anita Nemechek, lean Nemechek, Betty Levy, Dorothy White, Iean McWain, Norma Connelly, Nora lean Smith. FOURTH ROW: Betty MacDonald, Phyllis Tedtord, Pattie Whal, Ann Roberts, Betty Sue Long, Marilyn Stover, Virginia Robinson, Waynel Hiner, lean Music, Carolyn Iones, Shirley Bennett, Shirley Bryan, Patty Cullen, Ioan Crawford, Iayne Ridgely, Patty Vahlberg. Comes-The first pep club for girls to be organized at Classen. Sponsored by Miss Kathleen Owen and Miss Lucille Willoughby. FIRST ROW: Betty Oakes, Margaret Scott, Iennie Lou McBrier, Virginia Yowe-ll, lo Anne Pierce, Bonnie Coston, Elizabeth WeMott, Maxine McCall, Sally Richardson, Mary Davis, Mary Margaret Myers, Mildred Boatright, Margie George, Bettie Lou Cox, Barbara Elliott, lean Oldham. SECOND ROW: Pat Dietrich, Sarah Beth Foreman, Shirley Steeds, Dorothy Ruth Wright, Mary lane Porter, Betty Ioyce Cooper, Betty Ieter, Mary lo McGinley, Katy Wisdom, Betty Gerin, Shirley Connell, Ioanne Eofi, Beverly Harper, Barbara Moss, Patricia Wolf, Betty Ielsma. THIRD ROW: lean Lucado, Dorothy Colmbs, Carol Unruh, Cornelia Van Hook, Twanda Smith, Rosemary Kirkhuif, Carlene Eddings, Peggy Leslie, Ioetta Melton, Nancy Chapman, Ioan Segars, La Vere Williams, Ada Landgrai, Mary Claire Knisell, Patricia Weaver. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Ghormley, Kathryn McKissick, Mary Ioy Carter, Delia Wilson, Donna Carmichael, Lolita St, Clair, Nadine McPherren, Barbara Ellet, Pat Clymer, lean Dubois, Ann Geatches, Nancy Nichols, Betty Littleton, Mary Pratt, Iaymee Lee White, Patsy Harston. omea ,M...,,.wQ V M W 55375 Vig- FIRST ROW: Helen Harry, Carol Colvert, Kathryn Yowell, Lois Iean Chesnutt, Margaret Ayers, Mary Pully, Betty Parduhn, Gayle Arnnolt, Frances Silvey, lo Ann Cooper. SECOND ROW: Ann Trostrnan, Carolyn Neilson, Barbara Davenport, Ioenne Dale, Myma Cummings, Donna Guliclc, Betty Bozarth, Anne Sarris, Norma Haden, Virginia Pickett, Virginia Caldwell, Geneva Wade. Cfaaaeilea THIRD ROW: Selma Dutton, Ruby Harrison, Peggy' Lawyer, Melva lune Richardson, Anita Gill, Eleanor Ruth Snow, lane Bondurant, Evelyn Walton, Dorothy Carpenter, Fredine Ball, Doris Stuart, Betty Biles. Classettes-latest pep club organized at Classen. This girls' group is sponsored by Miss Katherine Gibson. FIRST ROW: Colleen Fe-lding, Lois Suddarth, Peggy lackson, Mary Woods, Bertha Cropper, Delores Baines, Betty lean lones, Shirley Scott, Billie Binns, Frances Porter, Betty Long. SECOND ROW: lean Kelsoe, Emmalu Shaw, Marjorie McCain, Olga Starr, Iackie Wilson, Bar- bara Dair, Luba Levett, Carlene Morriss, Iacqueline Hardy, Wilma Pokorney, Alyce Dowd, Mary Margaret Petillo. giwaeflea THIRD ROW: Shirley Saulsberry, Connie Gray, Marjorie Gray, Ierry Garner, Wilma Crow, Nina Richardson, Margaret Boatright, Betty McEwen, lean Donnell, Ierry Spencer. . , .,.,.r, C FOURTH ROW: Bob Looper, Richard McAfee, lim Hutchison, Bill Nighswonger, Ioe Cerney, Donald Clark, Dwight Dyer, Basil Hayes, Iames Renagar, Lloyd Beveridge, and Iohn Spaan. THIRD ROW: Victor Giventner, Iim Hatcher, Frank Williamson, Guy Thrower, Ralph Dicken- ue son, Bob Trapp, Bill McNeill, Robert Bowman, Bob Krueger, and Doug Klusmeyer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Chester Francis, B. I. Sponsor: Bob Buck, Richard Veech, Bill Bolding, Bob Fudge, lean Porta, B. I, Queen, Alan Greenberg, Dick Hopkins, Ray Armstrong, Ioe Clayton, Paul acgefd Suggs, and lim Slade. FIRST ROW, lOfficers for lst Semesterl: Charles Brown, Parliamentarian: A. W. Storer, Secre tary, Howard Friedman, President: lim Cagle, Vice-President. Blue Iackets-Classen's largest boys' pep club, sponsored by Mr. Chester Francis. FOURTH ROW: Dick Mayes, Bill Casida, Bub Bradshaw, Louis Schlaepfer, Bill Atkinson, Bob Walker, Paul Martin, Torn Duncan, lack Austerman, Bob Robinson, Dan Dolen, Iames Spangler, Walter Beatty, and Warren Iones. THIRD ROW: Ad Acers, Ted Clemens, Dan Yergler, Bill McCord, Bill Selah, Bill Evans, Warren Gahagan, Clarence Hodges, O. C, Van Hoesen, lack Norris, Edward Grisso, Iimmy Hughes, and ue Charles Stuart. SECOND ROW: Bill Bowles, Harold Gaspar, Ierry Burnside, Paul Robarts, Iimmy Parrick, Bill Black, lean Porta, B. I. Oueen, Richard Shaw, Tommy Wolfe, Perry Smith, Gerald Hornung, Robert L td Colley, Bill Booth, and Wally Pope. ac e FIRST ROW, COfficers for Znd Semesterl: Tom Darnell, Sergeant-at-Arms: Ralph Stevens, Sec- retaryg Gene von Stein, Vice-President: George McKown, President, Bob Blakeney, Sergeanteat- Arms, Iames Wantland, Pledgemaster. gl .W ..,,.- , -, . , ue. fm-Msg, ttf...e:vfv, Qs' - .., sw , f I I' ' o Q. N i Hx My me , w NN ' W' f-'W' if iff 144-'P ffm ei 4 9 IAS ' fw+wY,l-'-A , . . .I Z . .. . .. .- , . ., M l ...M ..,. M . .. , W M.,.,:,m. M mx., .' 1 www I-1mL..-,:n ,, . md., .sw wwe. , eewsflvk- 'H +2 .R ,M rg mmf M: FIRST ROW: Sarah Warner, Mary Frances Vaughn, Eula I-loush, Mrs. McManus, Patsye Evans, Alena Shadid. SECOND ROW: Clarence Dunnett, loan Gould, loan Bradway, Altha Mae Fisher, Bob Rosa. THIRD ROW: David Hecker, Ray Simpson, Roy Pool, Lynn Iones. FOURTH ROW: Iimmey Leak, lack Roberts, I. D. Ly- dick, Russell Caston, David Clements. just what part will Voca- tional Training take in the schools oi tomorrow? The new and interesting Distribu- tive Education classes have helped to lay a cornerstone for post-War training. This course qives a student one Distributive Education credit, and one allied English credit, and money too. The Sizzler is their publication and is edited by them. it '14 Clffpefk Chvir The Cla Chg' Ssen A Cap rr, under direction Opgeiiq r. C1 FIRST R eo Ives S Conn' ' ue Graham S . ie Gray, Hman Withfiuley Bryan' Fm nqion nee M . W , I ' q nq SECOND ROW. D ' Ondeline SO lomon Io ' an gavage f Alice D unn MGTY Montqomery Jenn P crta K 'hr B OW' khan A Cooper 1 lane IG Y. c.,,-,mann Col S 0Sef.eioSQmlefOlvef1 Lois Roach I GY and BG I 1 Nina Rxchardsonnnsvliubfns Mgr are! W' h ' Una Ray He t ' len Field A ccompanis' Iohn Ro Qers Tom Lanmon G O d . I G YH owel-S' Norettg M I Ccfafy Sr, ' ' SCU Kemp ' en - lack' . 9 CJ en ie Knlflhi. Carol Neilizb BI-Lolderby, Leon H U. a UW Bvber. 'ml' Bob wmuey, Gerald L Ovell Chester L . F . rec -- runclsf hq f Oqmhon US a lead' S Won O America, Inq Choir FXRST ROW: Mary ia Warren, Sane iay, Heien Withinqton. Shiriey Sauisberry, ieanne Vahiberq, Mryna Rupert, Eieanor Hubbard, iean Smith, Newana Wianans, Anita Nernechek, Xean Nernechek, Betty Oakes, Betty Sue Lonq, ' , Eisie Marie Anschutz, ioan Savage, Mary Baber, Deii Bozeman, Chester L. Francis, Direcior. lv 5 SECOND ROW:-Peqqy Crank, Mariiyn McQuown, Esther Reno, Sue Markweii, Connie Gray, Bonnie Boren, Kac- queiine Hardy, Ada Landqrai, Heien Fieid, Kean Dubois, ioy Aiexander, Sanee Korres, Mary Puiiey, Francis Siivey, Aiyce Dowd, Betty Geren, Gwendoiyn Middick, Xoan Cooper. 'Yi-HRD ROW: Sue Eastiand, Caroie Coivert, Georqann Coie, Kathryn Bowers, Accornpanist, Margaret Ayers, irene Linder, Betty Hepp, ioe Wayiand, Ray Dietrich, Fhyiiis Neison, Atha La Verne McCuiston, Kenny Hargrove, Beuiah Lemons, Oiaa Siarr, Deiores Rahiii, iosephine iohnson, Deiores Baines, Ray Paiiaday. FOUFTH ROW1 ioan Koch, Katherine McDonnoid, Mariiyn Ray, Dorothy Oisen, Ruth Fisher, Ruth Keeth, Genevieve Daie Bessie Qackier, isabeiie Waiter, Sue Graham, Shiriey Bryan, Ernrnaiu Shaw, Laura Lowe, Heien Mannina, u, C iiorn Norma Srniih, Aiice Siack, Mary lo Phiiiips, Frances Washington. C avens, Cariene Kueiier, Shiriey Kueiier, Barbara McDavid, Yvonna S nova bara Winters Bimini Mary Eiien Mc o , ED ioan Bundy. La Verne r Watson, Kerry Wiiiiarns, Bar NOT PXCTUR 1 nd, Barbara hay, Gwendoiyn Hou 00 UU 1 james PeHnY' . DorothY White' :erg3nShan110n' Amin fl' - rd. eq Jerry Garre Ioan Vmeya I 11 RCW' Y rgter, P 11 Phyllis DesF:l:relAZ1eTPhi11iPS' Dan e . Q 1 Q 1 W3 NxckY r hens, Merle THIRD RO tes Jack RO L10Yd BOY I Revegor. n Wilks. , 1 t r. Glenn' Nfnmu , W, Chester L. Francis, Direciisuqqs' Bill Selah, VZCIQZESI Bin Mqdoux, A hlberq Esther 'RenOt Rex westerfield':G'?qmes Hqnkinsont lo Vu ' nes. I Woo Sf Jeanne . k Gene To ylmmy Nemechek. I mie Puma 1 b Robinson. ROW1 hm -11 BleWf B0 FOURTH . He1meY. B1 . 1 David ROY Hogg? Atkinson. Sgorer. Bill Williams' . Fred Dawson' Wmkms, ED Shirley Kueffef. Befbom R C OT PICTU THOSE N FIRST ROW: Ieannie McWaln, lane lay,-Cecilia Holmes, Alice Dunn, Claudine Hefner, Nancylee Gritty, Dolly - , Aulds, Carol Neilson, Peggy Shannon, Frances Moser, Billie lane Norvell, Noretta McCrary, Sara Foreman, Phyllis ly, 5 DeSpain, Ellen Larsen, lean Porta, Phyllis Ghormley, Virginia Shimeall. SECOND HOW: Betty Levy, Tharon Patterson, Martha Ann Davis, Helen Harry, Ioan Forbes, 'Ioan Huddart, Lois Roach, Geneva Wade, Nina Richardson, Eleanor Ruth Snow, Virginia Hopper, Margaret Kellert, Gladys Foth, Don- deline Soloman, Nickie Pratt, Delores Delly, laclcie de Cordova, Betty Brewer, Bose Marie Anderson, Ioan Cooper, ! Chester L. Francis, Director. I ee THIRD ROWE Vera Perry, Sammy Sloneclcer, Virginia Anderson, Norma Phariss, Margaret Wright, Betty Gay Weaver, Margaret lanes, Pat Duncan, lackie Knight, Ioan Vineyard, Wanda Kennedy, Gretchen Theimer, Susan Kemp, Kathryn Bowers, Beverly La Mar, Barbara Watkins, Elisabell WeMott, Norma Lyon, lean Shot, Ialine Patterson. FOURTH ROW: Frances Beddell, Terry Papin, Peggy Crosswhite, Marianne Osborne, Charlcee Burns, Colleen Proc- tor, Dorothy White, Patricia Weaver, Pat Young, ferry Garrett, Cleo Ives, Marion Conner, Shirley Kaiser, Mary Thorpe u Huberta Cheatham, Eva Wensler, Virginia Stone, Barbara Taylor, Accornpanist, Mary Montgomery, O ' SECOND HOUR NOT PICTURED: Charlene Cook, lna Declcard, Betty Morgan, P neita Bagsdalej at Owens. A girls' choru s meeting all type of school a nd community needs. A versatile group nfggyn A for proqroms of oll types. I2 :fr 1-1 D ,112 - i l X .,, . 4 ff,.. 5 - r FIRST ROW: lone Icy, Delores Delly, loom Sovorqe, Borboro Watkins, lecmnee Vcxhlberq, Carol Neilson, Anlio Nemechelc. SECOND ROW: Helen Field, Lois Rooch, Dorothy White, leorme Dubois, Frcmces Moser, Shirley Bryon, Cleo Ives, Sue Grohom. F , FIRST ROW: Paul Suggs, Ioe Ellis, Bob Robinson, Accornpanist, Walter Glenn, Norman 0 6 Wilks, Gene Ogden, Merle Harrel, Phil Edwards, Bill Madoux, Rex Westertield, Iimmy Parrick, g Iohn Rogers. SECOND ROW: A. W. Storer, Vernon Penny, lames Renegar, Iirnrnie Osborne, Louis Mil- ler, Tom Lanmon, Bob Holderley, Bill Selah, Bob Whitley, Gerald Lovell, Bill McCord, Gene ee Iones, Fred Dawson. THIRD ROW: Charley McClung, Charles Iones, George Williams, Bill Wilrnoth, Iack Roberts, Roy Harris, lack Austermann, Iarnes Hankinson, Bill Atkinson, Don Butler, Bill u' Schwartz, Cecil Pirronq. FOURTH ROW: Bill Gast, Iohnny Leder, Dick Chambers, Gilbert Fitz Gerrell, Don Yergler, The largest boys' Glee David Helmey, Dick Hopkins, Iirnrny Woods, Charles Rockwood, Chester L. Francis, Director. Club in the Southwest- NOT PICTURED: Bill Blew, Bill Gregg, Rich ard Hughes, Bob Mugg, Glen Phillips, Bill Price, Bill Williams. FIRST ROW: Chester Francis, Polly Lowe, loe Cerny, Bob Freeman, Buddy Lindsey, Dudley Conner. Oolflefd SECOND ROW: Stewart Sorey, Harry Duren, Harvey Drinkwater, lack Sherry. THIRD ROW: Warren Iones, loe Borg, Richard Shadburne, loe lone-s, Kendall Falk. Clqsseyfs popular OAKLEY PITTMAN, Director dance Orchestra- FIRST BOW: Martha Fry, Bolar Garrison, Ed Schiff, Basil Hayes, Buddy Lindsey, Leta Oncert Ruth Mills, I. B. Rivers, Betty Gow, Doug Klusmeyer, Tharon Patterson, lean Cornelson, Mari- lyn lenninqs, Iim How, Bettie Rounds. ' SECOND ROW: Iohn Hansen, Hayden Parrott, Colleen Felkins, lim Hatcher, Bill Haqqard, anJ Yerdith White, Neil Allen, Bob Washburn, Ted Phillips, Earnie Pulley, lane Andrews, G. C. Roth, Walter WeMott, loe Iulian, Glenn Leonhardt, Mary Io McGinley, Talmage Oden, Caro- lyn Wensler, Ad Acers, Don Hassler. A - - . n Orgcmzcmon of the C165 THIRD ROW? Iirn Donovan, Bill Harrah, Ieannette Birge, Harrell Hairfield, Leola Iohnsen, sen High School Students for the Carl Blakely, Iirn Sinclair, Bill Reed, Bill Schwartz, Elmer Saunkeah, Bob Krueger, Bill Booth, promotion of Clgssjcql and Con. Iames Williams, Townley Culbertson, Paul Bryant, Bill Trueblood, Bill Malson, G. T. Blanken- t . hip, Ioe Iones Kendall Falk, Dick Shadburne, Dean lmel Sherman Tidman, I. W. McHenry Cer muslc' Charles Larasen, Warren Iones, Darrell Warren, Paul Robarts. I OAKLEY PITTMAN, Director . Made up of boys from the music de- ' partrnent under the leadership of a stu- an dent director. DEAN IMEL, Director FIRST ROW: Ed Schiff, Lloyd Beveridge, lim Hayes, Harrell Hairfield, Hayden Par- rott, Bolar Garrison. SECOND ROW: Paul Robarts, Bobby Washburn, Ted Phillips, Iim Sinclair, Paul Bryant, Bill Malson, Bill Booth, Glenn Leon- hart, Ioe lulian. THIRD BOW: Ronald Evans, Richard Hicks, Earnie Pulley, Charles Larason, Don Kahler, Bob Muqq, Walter WeMott, FOURTH ROW: Talmage Oden, Don Hassler, lim Bill Davis, Don Harder, Don Clark, Bill Thom, Terry Sanders, Allen McMurpl1y, Bill Tumbleson. FOURTH HOW: Lloyd Beveridge, Price Starks, Iane Liebolt, Iirn Hayes, Marvin Mueller, David Maytubby, Donald Clark, lim Bill Davis, Bill Thom, Louie Miller, Donald Harder, Donn Daily, Bob Muqq, George Cowen, Don Kahler, Iohn Baker, lack Sherry, Harvey Drinkwater, Ronald Evans, Ioe Cerny. FIFTH ROW: Fred Percival, Bill McGrath, Carl Webb, Ioe Borg, Bill Tumbleson, Don Curran. The Concert Orchestra ol Classen, under the direction of Mr. Oakley Pitt- man, is one oi the leading high school orchestras of the Southwest. FIRST HOW: Dwight Dyer, Carol Neilson, Earnie Pulley, Alfred How, Carol'-Montgomery, Maribel Wheeler, Dolores Hiatt, Eugene Yeater, Bill Carpenter SECOND ROW: Lucille Harth, Twanda Smith, Mary Alice Gall, Patsy Alderman, Ann Dunning, Mary Ellen Dodd, Carl Webb. THIRD ROW: Neva Lou Wheeler, Virginia Voris, Delia Mae Wilson, Ruby Harrison, Iim How, Marilyn Jennings, I. B. Rivers, Iohn Hansen, Martha Fry Mary Io McGinley, Sally Alderman, Frecline Ball, Carmen Dean, Ann Trostman. FOURTH ROW: David Maytubby, Warren lones, Don Froneberger, Bill Thom, lack Sherry, Harvey Drinkwater, Neil Allen, Richard Hicks, lane Andrews Dean Imel, Paul Bryant, Bill Maison, Myrna Skalovsky. FIFTH ROW: Don Curran, Fred Percival. Ufire the pride of Olefalmma I'V6'y7'6 the Vl!lfi07'1,A' bestw W8,7'6 the Claxscn Comets ffm! we'll lead aff the rest S E N I 0 R S , , ,W . ... 1610 9 When Duty sounds the trumpet summons clear. And o'er the earth tree men and slave rise up, While Mars in revel sips from Bacchus' cup And glowering turns the olive branches serei Or Peace pleads mercy of great Zeus' store, Her dove wings ever gently on her way Of mercy, while the cynic's tongue doth tlay With hate and scorn his fellow men the more: From whence comes hope for these-the bond, the tree Who knows oppressor's heel or bigot's ban? And who shall point the stars? Who staunch shall be The bard who sings his faith in fellow man? Through future ages-know this for the truth- God's Love shall speak: His voice is dauntless Youth. -Bob Robinson. CSele-ctecl in Class Poem Competition, 19457 GEORGANN COLE enior Qfhcerd Spring has come again and with it comes an- other group of seniors. Commencement exercises for the members of the class of '45 will be held on the 23rd of May at the Municipal Auditorium. The actual graduation ceremony will be 'preceded by the Awards Assembly, the Senior Sermon, the Senior Assembly, and the Senior Breakfast. This year's officers are lim Cagle, Presi- JIM p1'Ssid E 9121 dent: Ted Clemens, Vice-President: Georgeann Cole, Secretary, Sherry Arwood, Treasurerg and Eugene Ogden, Sergeant-at-Arms. Secretary EUGENE OG-DEN Serqecmtot-Arms TED WCSQLEMENS esfdenr SHERRY ARWOOD Treasurer RUTH WIDMER TORMOHLEN f The Classen Medals of Honor are the highest ranking awards given to Classen seniors. The girl and boy who give greatest promise of a worthy contribution to the world are chosen each year for this honor. The Classen Awards are given each year to the five most outstanding girls and five most outstand- ing boys on a basis of scholarship, leadership and all round achievement. These awards are also pro- vided by Mrs. Anton Classen, widow oi the man tor whom our school was named. 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 gradu- ating class. The Patterson Award is for outstanding achieve- ment in TraakScholarship and Character. This award is donated by the class of 1930 in memory of Ioseph Hester Patterson who went down with the subma- rine Squalus. i 2, ,V , ., c Ark. by . V L :Q-1 f . w 1 rfvvai , , - r if their ' K, Zffwi . at r rr -Ste tm A-1 it-si::.rtez-vaxeter f Mfr , . . --1 -hrs, , 552531 , .ami ,. - -WK A R' A MARTHA LOUISE HEMPSTEAD Classen Award American Association ot 'v t Women ix - 4 A - Uni ersi y Mathematics Recognition MILDRED IANE BONDURANT Classen Award Altemate, American Assn at University Wamaa MdthemGllCS Recoqnition Alternate, Sears Roebuck 'ti 2' E wiefsfzttwisl' ,,,iri.L?inxf . A .57 f 'X V -' r 5 I : f D- ' 9. I Lai. 3 r f gigiiifrz rr Q.,l,22f': .Y , ,,.4 Q 5. '-'W cfwfrrgu : .Q . H. T1 :irlffix-a,.,,-4 VIRGINIA RUTH STONE American Association ot Art Renaissance Award University Women iff-1 ff K . il rigs-ag , r 3 rx ab fr. W ,. if ' f ' - 1- fits? r .. x.. , KATHERINE ANN ROBISON Classen Award Altemate, American Assn fU ' t W men o mversi y o Honorable Mention, Publication Award Honorable Mention, Science Award l! BETTY SUE NEAL Art Nouveau . we ' i 4 si Aga. . ' t axi Q17 , ' r, ' T f , I ROBERT BROWNLOW LOOPER RALPH L. STEVENS IO LEE PRUITT English Department Award History Award Home Economics Award Science Award ' '. may , if .-- Y KENNETH DEAN IMEL JANE ADALINE ANDREWS IANE ELLEN IAY Bloch Award Harrison Service Award Vocal Award H0 0Il S' N an in . A e r L. ' MARGARET ANNE DARROUGH -L I A. Classen Medal ot Honor 5,2 --i. if A ,, ciassarr Award DOROTHY IUNE WOODS Classen Award Spanish Award Honorable Mention Vocal Award IAMES ARCHER WILLIAM DAVIS Honorable Mention Harrison Service Award BARBARA IEAN WATKINS Honorable Mention Vocal Award LLOYD DEAN RAWLINGS Honorable Mention An Nouveau Award IACOUELINE VONCILE WILSON Honorable Mention Athletic Award rams , ,M-r.r :,.' . - 2 H- f- -.- .ff . ' ,-. ,M r ,,.-.. iz pr 0, gk i t rs. A . 'fffliiixfis 1, A ' 1 5 Wirfiwrr' , ,113 4250452 fs - ,. , are-gt tape if A. ..., ax ugrir., 51. it 53.1 .-,':'2i.':: , H a. Is? I AMES DONALD OWENS BEI Y IEAN HARRIS Athletic Award Art Department Awara . - its ' lift, 1 , , 53 . BARBARA ANNE GARRIS GEORGE MONNET MCKOWN Latin Award Mathematics Recognition THOMAS GRAHAM, IR. MARK EVERETI' Hrstarv Award Mathematics ReCOC!nition ARD The Sears Roebuck Foundation Scholarship is a cash award to be applied on college education in the year 1945. The American Association of University Women Scholarship is a cash award to be applied on col- lege education within the State of Oklahoma, Awards which go to the outstanding students in each department are: ART: Art Nouveau, Art Renaissance, and Art Departmental: COMMERCIAL: Accounting and Secretarial, ENGLISH: HISTORY: HOME ECONOMICS: LANGUAGE: Latin, Spanish, and Spanish Departmental: MATHEMATICS: MUSIC: Q -r If Bloch, Harrison Service and Vocal Music: IOUR- A' , NALISM: Publication: SCIENCE: SPEECH: Debate, V 7 Forensic, Little Theatre, Mary Martineau MemOr1CIl. M ,,,,, and Mary Martineau Memorial for Service. 'K CHARLESHOMERBROWNTIRA ,rf Classen Medal ot Honor 2 , y Clflffefl Aww i ' . 1 r Debate Award J gig? F ' 'TFT' . -' fr T f THOMAS IRA BAKER if- . -- T4 Classen Award , A Honorable Martian , i,' y iff y English Department Awara THEODORE IOHN CLEMENS, IR, --'. ,ig ' ,--' , y A '- ROBERT DEAVER PORTER M,,,,,fl,?,2T1Q Qe QQ,,,,,,, H Honorable Mention ez , 5 wa' ' ' Athletic Award L .i,- A K, SARAH ELIZABETH MCABTHUB ROBERT WILSON ROBINSON Q ' f an Hfmomble Mention Classen Awafa A i,.' is ,'l, , Mary Mfmlneau Award Vocal Music Award GLORY ANNE SANDERS ,s .i,t l- l-laaaralale Mention GENE BAILY von STEIN Athletic Award IAMES RILEY WEST Honorable Mention loseph Hester Patterson Award DARLENE MARIE WHARTON Mary Manlnaaa Award for sawiee A ,alsfaergvse ioreswfrtgg rgrwillafwfta Y 1 wi 'VWSQEJQ '71 f5?i4'ff2,- 'tiff -' A Z i ' ' Q rr a Tiiiiti N Birrll? A r B By 5532 S 13,1 'L Rr? 4 4 B Rl.-3 55 B? Q J Q ,, A? ' it' J , .. ' w ail? jlgff ,greieiu , - ,yr zgssr szsifzii mf if DOROTHY ANNE RAYMOND Spanish Department Award Mary Manineau Memorial NORMA ROSE WOODMANSEE ALAN COURTNEY GREENBERG Athletic Award Ioseph Hester Patterson Award Classen Award English Department Award Mathematics Recognition Little Theatre Award T. K V, ,, i 1? 'W 752' riy' , . ' f i T21 1 DOROTHY IUNE PORTER ANNA RUTH CARPENTER Accounting Awara secretarial Award -Im ' -5 'f 21 3 4 I f,-' R., . - kr B, gf:- T f g t ,, , ,.,K., A lg .gavifl we ' ir., it A .- ' BEITY LOU HOWARD ELLEN FLOWERS KILPATRICK IOHN CHARLES WESTERVELT HOWARD IRWIN FRIEDMAN Mathematics Recognition Mathematics Recognition Mathematics Award Debate Award Sears Roebuck Foundation E. W, . 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MAXINE MCCALL FRANCES MCCALL JANE McCAULEY BILL MCCORD LAURA IO MCCRACKEN NORETTA MCCRARY LINDA MCCRARY IOANNE MCDIARMID ROSEDEAN MCDOUGAL KATHERINE MCDONNALD TOM McELI-IANEY BETTY MCEWEN FRANK MCGEE MARY IO MCGINLEY IEN ANNE MCLAIN TOM McKEAN SHIRLEY McMAKIN BILL MCNEILL RICHARD MCAFEE LOUISE MCQUOWN CAROL NEILSON PI-IYLLIS IEAN NELSON ANITA NEMECI-IEK BILL NIGHSWONGER PHYLLIS NOFTSGER BILLIE IEAN NORVELL ROBERT NUZUM BETTY OAKES TAL ODEN IEAN OLDI-IAM IIMMIE OSBORNE MARY OWEN PAT OWENS AVENA OWENBEY DORIS OWINGS DOROTHY OWINGS BETTY PARDUHN GEORGE PARKER GEORGE M, PARKER PEGGY PARKER RUTH IANE PARKER SARA PETERSON DON PATTON HAYDEN PARROTT VIRGIL PAULI BILLIE PAYNE ERNIE PULLEY BILLIE IO PEDRICK CHARLES PEN DELL BLAIR PERKINS BILL PETERS MARY MARGARET PETILLO JIMMY PETREE BILLY PHILLIPS DOROTHY PHILLIPS MARY IO PHILLIPS TED PHILLIPS VIRGINIA PHIPPS VIRGINIA PICKETT WILMA POKORNY 2. , ,Q-4. YD we S, fm- V, , ,Qs I ':'43I25T.,LL - . ' T 'N f 44 V. 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LEWIS RODDY REVA IEAN ROE EMMETT ROGERS GLORIA ROOK THEODORE RUSSELL MARY RUPERT MARGARET SAGGSER IAMES SAMARAS IOAN SAVAGE FRANCA BELLE SCHMIDT SHIRLEY SCOTT PAT SCOTT MARGARET SCOTT ANN SCRUGGS IOAN SEGARS BILL SELAH LOUISE SEWELL DICK SHADBURN PEGGY SHANNON EMMALU SHAW RICHARD SHAW BILL SHELBY RICHARD SHREVE MARY BELLE SHIKE VIRGINIA SHIMEALL BARBARA SIEVERS HAROLD SIMONSON BILL SIMMS IIMMIE SINCLAIR BETTY PAYE SIZEMORE MYRNA SKALOVSKY BONNIE SMITH FRANCIS SMITH MARGARET SMITH MARY RUTH SMITH NORA SMITH TWANDA SMITH BOB SMILEY V? 1e,k lib kmnngkggx s , , . Q, My , i I Q e -155 it ,mx ...J in. BK W., flfifgfjffliik, , . 4 , f - ., ,, Ir 5 1 QW vu Div A Q, y t v 1 f dv 'iff If I- 'a Kg? A,'I A I 5 I 1. 1 .. N f I - T65 4- ,fx 1, w 1-ff.. 'Q st Q E q- - 'Vw 15. , Y-'rgff A iw, 3 'L-if -A5'fRi ., gr., 1 1 an ,V 7, ,iii W ' A , IQ, W -'ai' Q ' 'K- . 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CLAIR WILMA STAATS PLO DEAN STAFFORD PAT STATH OLGA STARR BOB STAPP DON STANTON SHIRLEY STEEDS ANITA STINSON BILL STENZEL MARILYN STOVER CAROLYN SULLIVAN IOYCE SULLIVAN SHELIA SULLIVAN CAROLYN SULLIVENT NINA SWEET CARROL SWICKEY MARY ANN SWISHER NATHENA TATE BARBARA TAYLOR Y MITZIE TAYLOR IO ANN TI-IACKER BARBARA THOMAS hip DICK TI-IOMAS LYDIA LEE THOMAS DOROTHY THOMASON SHIRLEY THOMPSON GUY THROWER CHARLES TILLOTSON ANN TILLMAN ROBERT TRAPP DERRELL TRIPP DOUGLAS TROWBRIDGE LUCY TROOP CLAREL TROSPER ANN TROSTMAN GILBERT TUEPKER BILL TUMBLESON ANN TURNER BEN TYLER CAROL UNRUH DICK VANS CLEEF OLIVER VAN HOESEN IOAN VINEYARD PATTY VAHLBERG VIRGINIA VORIS PATTI WAI-IL BETTY WALKER DICK WALTON DICK WATSON IACKIE WALTON ISABELLE WALTER CAROLYN IO WARREN V . 4 . . A ' W H 1: .w ' , , PI ,. . I ., A I 1 gf, L, ,uudlsv K :Ll kb -N ,sv .,,k K .Q-. -In ' - 2 . ,5- I 1 ' fs. , , L A , fxuxr xv V bkwrx - W ,,, x E 'Y . , ,A I I WL .,..I fx? 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WEBB ROSEMARY WEBB ' ROBERT WINNEBERGER CAROLYN WENSLER MARTHA WHITE REX WESTERFIELD HARRIETT WESTERVELT BILLIE WHITE BOB WHITLEY DORIS WHITE DOROTHY WHITE GERALDINE WHITE IAYMME WHITE MARTHA WHITE YERDITH WHITE PAT WIGGINS NORMAN WILKES PATSY WILBORN WALLACE WILKERSON BILL WILLIAMS HOWARD WILLIAMS IAMES WILLIAMS LA VERE WILLIAMS FRANK WILLIAMSON BARBARA WILSON MAURICE WILMOTH AMELIAA WILSON 'BARBARA WILSON BURL WILSON WANDA WILSON NEWANA WINANS KATY WISDOM TOM WOLFE PAT WOLFE MARTHA WOOD IACK WOODS NINA WOOTEN DOROTHY RUTH WRIGHT DAN YERGLER V KELLY SUE YOUNG PAT YOUNG IO ANN YOUNGBLOOD VIRGINIA YOWELL WARREN GAHAGAN fx DON NORRIS , W NOX 1,3 .I 0 4 ' 3 3 W , I fvff , , ,,.,E ,, 'ffm' L: ,N I A in , lg? , I I 'ir' f1'zff ' 21QJgI.f ?S.,Q,fWjW525MtW gym, 'fwfr' F ,fp-5. .I -W 3 . 4 meal' QLWM, S E35 Q iwfw . 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We sing Thy praises, Lord. and ask That Thou wilt help her in the task Of bringing to Thy glorious end Those that her honor shall defend. --Bob Robinson. u4Ql?,lf.f 75 ' 135 3. 2 4Q2,,'5f?'5f 33, Q 'iz 15 'i.L,, if 'faifsigrzqga 5 'af ,W Sain 3 F- gf 2:4555 :if fi' Wf- ' e. x R. .kv N .,,, sf uf., Y - . -1 . il? ffff .V 95 JA f' Qu' . V. , ' f fs fl, wi V :. ' 'M .h. .2-15, 72. if BT-F52 xl U 35 1' U, ' ':f. X 5 nw ,gif 4. 1 : ,, . . W ,- , 1, 'wi vu:-1, X -5-f fig! Y ,, tx I W. - . f ill ,gn N 'Ye f. - L5-' ,f 6 ,y ' '15 S ,s T'- iw 4 4' J