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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1947 volume:

ai M QTW ,gnu ,if 'X 4 gx Y .M J ?J,0U,,5.4',.fF W W .:....... u,,..,zl..nn ik Hx df. . ., :2,ik.w,faL. 4 ww iff wffmxq W Y M Mwfwww WN flfifffifiw , J Ufjykviwu kK?,gi5Qh' PM ,EW ELASSEN HIGH SCHUUL Uklahnma City, Ukla. UEUIEATIU WE, OF THE 1947 ORBIT STAFF, dedicate am yearbook to Mr. Charles E. Grady, alfectionately known to thousands as Pop Grady, who during his twenty-three years as teacher, debate coach, and vice-principal at Classen has played a vital role in the progress of our school. Mr. Grady's belief that intellectual discipline is not enough, but that social, emotional, and moral discipline are also essential elements in the well-rounded educational program, has provided skillful and understanding guidance, and has set for us a challenging example of adulthood. Since Classen Senior High School opened its doors in 1922, Mr. Grady has had the same enthusiasm, the same interest in young people, and the same fervent belief that speech education is one of the outstanding factors in training for leadership. When Pop Grady assumes his county-wide duties in Iuly, as Superintendent of Schools for Oklahoma County, he will continue his endeavor to give every boy and girl an opportunity to acquire the well-rounded growth which makes human progress possible. ll' Q K , K g 7 ' A Y 5 ., ,MV , f ,gi -,g ww: Y MH. E. E. GH 'DY PELLED HE dawning of a new age with all' its c tastrophic a g ater world old hrase, which Qu non praficit not dvance, B revising old Classe is providing for will en ble him to We, f the Onan Stag the spirit f progress which has tration, clas s, and organizations o and yet its forewarnings of 5, we gain new meaning from an above the portals of Classen, which means, He who does and developing new ones, an education which the times. 1 to portray the adminis- 1947 ' i I Table of EUNTENTS ADMINISTRATION School Officials Departments ACTIVITIES Publications Queens ORGANIZATIONS Pep Clubs Departmental C SPORTS Boys' Sports Girls' Sports cLAssEs A Seniors Undergraduates lubs .Sgr V W , ,nf-I yan, 'f L55 'Yf5'7'k J I I ' if FF, . ,Z Mmmvema PK WN Superintendent ljresitling over the Qltlahonia Citi' Schools with insight gained from niani' rears of practical experience, our Superintenclent ol Schools, Dr, H. Pm. Bruner, has been responsible for a notetl change in the school system. Under his rlirection, extensive survevs have been niatle to tie- terinine the arlequacs' of present schoolibuiltlings antl equipment. New buildings are being constructecl, while oltl builtlings are being repaireil anti iniprovetl. Progressive trends are also being followed in regard to teachers anti pupils. Dr. Bruiier, who is eager for substantial increases in teachers' salaries. has achieveil inuch, anti is striving constantly lor better salaries as well as higher stantlartls in the teaching profession. One of Dr. l5runer's favorite projects is the Inter-Citi' Stiirlent Council which is inatle up of representatives from each highschool in Oklalionia City. Through stuth' .intl work this group has helped to eliniinate iinfrienzlla' rivalrnv .intl batl sportsnianship among schools. Ir lm also carrierl on .i Safety Cainpaign which is the first step in an endeavor to do awaa with traffic accidents arounrl schools, The group has appe.irecl on rarlio prograins, .intl has contluctetl instructive forums before rlie Chaniber of Coninierce, thus gaining attention from the entire citv, Ir is the belief of Dr. Bruner that such an organization can benelit stuilent anal etlucator alike. AUMINISTH TIVE PERSONNEL hn- an l Assisting Dr. H. B. Firuner antl the Boarzl of Etliif cation in carrying out the Various phases of the school progrnni are: hir. N, I.. George. fleftj. ClerkfBusiness Nlnnager: Nlr. NValter A. Lyhranrl, School Artorneyg Dr. T. R. Rice. Coortlinator of lnstructiong hir. Nl. Burr, Arlniinistrative Assistant and Coortlinatoi' of Per- sonnel: hir. John XV. Prigniore, School Allllll'0l'Q hits, Flora XV. Pennev. Secretarv tr- the Bonnl: anrl hir. Charles S. Xvallace. Cooi'rliiiator of Pupil Personnel. Oklahoma City is imleeil fortunate in having at the hearl of IIN school svstem a group of prominent business nien who are vitally concernetl with progressive ecluczition. Thev are interestezl in developing a curricuhim in the city schools which will later pay mliviclemls in service as the stnrlents of toclav become citizens of tomorrow. Left to right' are: lvlr. Ftlcl L. Hisel, Mr, Xviley Richardson, hir. Ira Vlfillianis. Vice-Presitlent: lVlr. Iohn C. Pearson. Nlr, Ianies Sinex, President of the Board, is'nui pictured. Beard nf Edntatinn -...... Principal Highly esteemed by both students and faculty, as a proficient administrator and an able counselor, Mr. W. H. Taylor has served as principal of Classen for the past four years. His sincere interest in the school has meant progress and recognition for Classen in all scholastic and extra-curricular activities. Under his direction new courses, including radio, pre-flight, distributive education, creative writing, and combined English-history courses have been formed with the purpose of equipping the student with knowledge which he may use all through his life as a supplement to his academic studies. lvlr. Taylor has also been influential in the installation of an interfcommnnication system in the school, the Hrst of its kind in the city. Student government has been developed under his guidance, and has become an integral Part in the life of Classen. .F . 'Winam- ME Terminating a twentyfthree Year star' at Classen where he has served as teacher, debate-coach, and vice-Principal, lklr, Charles E. Grads' has resigned from this position to become Superintendent of Schools for Oklahoma County. He leaves behind him a great number of students who are indebted to him for their outloolt on life as well as their scholastic and extra-curricular records. Each student at Classen knows dllopu Grady to be a El'llC friend and a 'Lgrand qiivf' Vice-Principal lvlrs. Clara Alley, as registrar of Classen, has charge of all scholastic recurtls, making permanent recortl cartls anal recording grailes. She also requests transcripts of crerlits, supplies transC1'ipts for other schools anti writes letters of recnminenrlation anal introduction for stuelents, The trio of omcc assistants pictured with lvlrs. Alley are Sue Ann Watkiiis, Natalie Parry. anrl Ianet Nelson. School Ulfices Shirley Kluck is listening to instructions from Mrs, Thelma Evans left, while Io Etta lvlilton is reatly tu deliver bulletins or omce-call slips or lwlrs. Laura Haley. Nlrs. Evans is treasurer-Clerlt at Classen, anrl hirs. Haley Qs secretary to Nlr. VV. H, Taylor, principal, 'Y 4 ri x06 Q64 L KN C , NN ' ' C' QE D030 X W t. - 05' tv' NNY. Uxlix X KGAYCSNX QAVCAGOQYXCCXRS Soi . ' Q, X50 '00 V - X503 av? 'A 'Cai' . 'si wat ry txsoilfvl C lCf,,a Wvllmv lgaxtte . . A K . -SY ln ,, sf 0 -, -51665 'aim A '50 Pxn .Neue Coxm,eXtU6xAaYTc,1g KW: gt. the Ort! Coogan 4.92 :v , x5-j 'gs .Qt 0 zealots Vei50niA sxxvtij -yctWe ,EXC SQXNAL it 0 K xr ' t . X. yrs 9 ge Oi 9003 , CQCKX CQ. IGGY . tS rt'-W Q0 Adi I Q0 I A r - 9- yxcfgi been X Q0 X CMU' , 90 ' , M a Librar Assisting Mrs. Milclrecl Iannson, librarian, are lean Srargel, Bill Ross, and Kay Parlen, Student library assistants are trained to catalog, repair, and check books, and to aid fellow students in finding references, A branch of Carnegie Library, the Classcn unit is a well-stocked source nf information in all phases of the curriculum. 1 i l l Clinic sk Cafeteria Serving wholesome, nourishing foocl at a minimum cost to stuclcnts anti faculty is the objective of the Classcn Cafeteria. Reaaly for the noon rush, rhe cafeteria staff is shown, with lVlrs. Theoclosia Gambrcll, manager.Qat right of urnj. That luscious chocolate cake with thc gooev marshmallow icing is a favorite alvsscrt. Those who clcsire cold lunches may ohtain them from lvlrs. C. L. Brumlev and Nlrs. lvlilrlrcrl Evans in the sanclwich room which aclioins the cafeteria proper. Yvhilc Norma Rcarrlon types a record of locker assignments for Mrs. Charlotte Stringer, Berniccc Britain is checking lists of lost anal found articles, and Rosemary Webb, Donna Overton, and Emmalu Shaw are arlministcring first aitl. These services, in aclrlition to caring for the physical needs of students who become ill at school, arc among those rendered by Nlrs. Stringer anal the clinic personnel. Ar the left, clinic assistants relax long cnough to try out the beautiful new furniture, a gift of the Classeu l arcnt-Teacher Association. - L. i MISS BESSIE HERRIN MISS LUCILLE WILLOUGHBY Language Department MISS HENRIETTA VON TUNGELN Head of Department ISS IN Z ELLIS Endeauoring to blend their chosen languages into the favorite Silent Night are: loe Pzgg, Ruthie Andrews, Dorothy Darrougb, ana' Le Ray Guthrie, who represent the French, German, Spanish, and Latin departments. MISS LELIA PICKARD MR. ARTHUR M. KINCAID Through the study of the languages, habits, and customs of other countries, the French, German, Spanish, and Latin students at Classen learn that all the nations have a part in the progress of the world. In dk' fum - Cr fl'vv English Department I Il I in Miss IRIS Bfwc1HrvmN Hmz uf I,JflU.1ffl'Y7l'7Il if-0 1 ' g ., 5 -.'i . 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M X MISS HI1I.I-N NORRIS MISS IIA7I5I SI I MISS HI I I-N BOL Rlxi MISS MISS MILDRED HOLLAND MISS MARY CANTRELL Department of Commerce MISS ETHA TOWNSEND Head of Department Tlie Department of Commerce is keeping in step with modern methods by training pupils in actual business routine which prepares them for entrance into the business world. lvlembers of the olncc practice and machine bookkeeping classes, using some of tlie mxicliines in tlie commerciail tlCP1!I'Il'llCHI, are Nadine Raliill, wliu is writing duplicate invoices on the billing machineg Edd VVl1ite, posting and making statements on the bank bookkeeping macliincp Jessie lolmson, typing letters from the records of a transcribing macliincg Ianet Leaf, posting accounts on the posting machine, and Wanda Cook, wliu is computing chain discounts on a calculator. MR. ROBERT REID Miss ETHEL BASINGER .'fir 'W' CLARK cUNNiNoi-IAM .p.,.a.t?x , A gg? . if 6 X f Q lk. V if K 1 ,Q 4: Nl l . ik K 1 it , S Q Qs ' 3 , 'tll 1 , we s l of 1 l :X we A535 Xrlff' dy' ,f Q Uistributi e Education MISS BETH WEST The majority of the students who are enrolled in Distributive Education at Classen are earning while they learn. This affords J-.t Mud., , M, AN Pictured at the top are Ioe Harroz, Bill Baum, Geneva orstimeier, Carmen Estlinbaum, Charles Maloy, and onna Gene Brock, who are cndeavoring to keep abreast if current developments in business through use of the raining facilities offered in Distributive Education courses. Nancy Phillips, center picture, who has developed an ppreciation of the influence of the fine arts in business, 'lends the exact shades of Powder for Ioan Johnson and lelle Farmer at a downtown cosmetic counter. Plane trips to other cities afford opportunity for observa- ion in merchandising. Recent studies were made at Dallas, Texas, and Tulsa, Oklahoma. an opportunity to put into practice the high ethical standards of business which are discussed in class. Through training and experience these students become cooperative, competent, aggres- sive and self-reliant. Qglklcii 1? V ,rw md X Character sketches are being macle hy fseateclj Margaret Heath, Bettye Dulce' ininier-fxtantlingb Dorothy hltffollom. Ralph Kirlcliurt. Teresa Grasinger. Iohn Lea, Cecilia Holmes, and Iohnny Miller are visualizing new trophies which they hope to acltl in vocal ami instrumental competition this year. Art Department Classcifs Art Department ofters instruction in many phases of art, including courses in commercial art, costume design, free-hand drawing, and interior clecoration, as well as thc study of the history of art ancl theory of design. A hnc arts diploma is available to stutlents who specialize in that helcl. lwlany Classen artists have received awards for outstanding achieve- ments in city antl state competition. MISS LOTTXE CONLAN Heazl of Department an - n Music Department IF aww, 'Q Q A MR. OAKLEY PITTMAN MR. EARL WILLHOITF Head afDeparlme11I Classeifs Concert Band ancl A Cappella choir are ratecl among the best in the southwest, having achicvefl EGP honors in not only state and regional events but in national contests. Students in glee clubs, ensem- bles, and quartets are also presented on school and civic programs. The orchestra, marching band, and pep band, in addition to the concert band, comprise the instrumental music activities. Yiflvs h4lSS MARY LAMB LEWIS ml' 5 f Home Economics 'LLet's play party, says Eileen Steecls, who is showing her friends, lean Stargel and Patsy McNeese, what she has learned as a hostess in her Home Economics class. Itileen is taking a general course, which inclutlcs Footls, Clothing, Dress Design, Home Decoration, ami Child Guidance. Practical training is given in purchasing, creating, repairing and caring for an appropriate, attractive ward- robe, as well as in preparing and serving well-halaucetl menus. Units in child guidance, hygiene, and the plan- ning of a home and furnishings are invaluable. 'usda , 'fi t a 'ii 37 t ,,' Q , 4' In MISS VERA L. CAMPBELL MRS. EDNA HEDGES Head of Department Industrial Its f x mi' 74 MR. R. O. COVINGTON K MR. FRANK MCKEIS Head of Department - I In -Q, fi- TW. ' f.-. A 1. f' A F u t u re architects, draftsmt-n, fi cabinet makers, or airplane nic- l chanics may be found among the W students who are enrolled in the I various courses of Classen's lnclus' trial Arts Department. lNlR. G. XV. BRUCHER ' sl 'Nam -M., gt: 5 5? Bill Olson, Charles Schwab, and John Thomson are interested in a project in tht- new Airplane Drawing Class. y Science Department MR. HOWARD E. BROVVN F Hemi of Deparfmenl Vg. ' 7' e A Mzirk Twain's remarlc, Everybody tallcs about tlic weatlier but nobody docs anytliing about it, does not liold true for Leland Hoppe, who is clieclaing up on lvlr. lvlauglian at tlme Classen Weatlmer Bureau. Pre-fliglit, Radio, and Visual Education are new courses tllat add to the progress of rlie Science Department at Classen. Practical experi- ments and activities develop from tlie classes in geology, cliemietry. pliysics, and biology. H-' 2 Q 1 'fi- v... I S MR. CARI. I. SHAFFR MR. IOHN M. PADEN MR. FRED RAIZK .xx If W f4MR. LLOYD M. ESTFS me 5 i. V4 5' I Qi MR.'GLFNN E. McKlNLEY . 11- ... .. ' -iff? 5' pi .37 V ic i 1 1 X. WJ f. . KJ ...,. .. -are My artment MISS GRACE DEUPRFE Haan' of Department 'Q Mathematics Hep G Ronald Wright and lvlarthn Senlc are shown discussing a Pytlmg- orenn Theorem. Problems in aviation, surveying and indirect mens- urement, and consumers' problems are offered to correlate with other courses of Il varied curriculum at Clnssen. 594 f'1f MRS, RFBA B. HODCSI3 lx right, r C ' S W 5135, f l ' Q- I 4 MISS BERNIECE GORDON MISS MARY A3 fix ' Y irvq ' f .N 1- J .X X ,, .UNM 1 ' 'rliiifi r1f'51' wi ' o 'J ' 5 E K x7 N 'H' ..s cf' I if e .A If If! L K4 A Jgfiigfg 'Q if-K MISS IlII.IA DENNN I if , 3, V 1L:5E'fgfs wi,-v'f'b.fe-,,-1 , . Jr 1 ' NIISS Social Studies Uepartm I EH Hwzd uf De pIII'lFflE lll Smml Sciun' . LL' foi11'srs .ir Clam-n lmw pi-ogiw-mczl limnl luoring f.Il'IN nf liiilf-foilgutrvii linppcnings in ilu' liismry of rlir xmrlrl, to Llnxwx IllU'I1llCil ru orient stuclumx to tlu' currvnt lmppciiingx of mln- prcsciit, .mil to inform tlicm of rvcnls in ilu' pmt wliicli .irc rcspomilulc' for tlicsc. xxrlfll iliis objective. Social pl'0l7li'I1lN, Grmvcriif nicm. Wfnrlcl Ili-I.mmis, I7Sj'cl10lwg,y, .mil cumlvinarion Englisli-Hixmry flasws Imm- In-I-n formal in aclclition to :lic lluropcnn .mil American History, foam-ily Llllglil. An imtrunu'nl of the worlclls progrg-as row.ml pualcc. ilu' Llnitccl Naticmns Oignriizgilicrii, is xtucliccl by all stnrlcnts. .mil is an interesting section in Clasicifs liisrory cmirsc. Alum, Bnrlmra KICDQH ' -I ' .lllll luck Moore are studying Llllllfll Natimlx litcmtiirc. ns Inn Harris ' 1lL,H.lIfllllIXlLlfl11.lX on xlmvw tlicm tlic n ' l ' unixi natiunx un .1 gliilw, i2:ieL,v Jil, it MR. DUANIE I VVEINERT MISS GLAI5YS PARD MISS BLANCHE I. PAU L MISS KATHIQRINIE GIBSON 'L ,XAQLLPSNO M 'if P3 YW. QLXPN I ,a.,N,- Xb 6 .f YN iss CIM ' Speech Department lX1RS, H.AlNl. TUCKLR Hcizrl nf IJt'PiIVlWIt'7ll A relicgirsiil scene from one of their eiirtent tlr:ini.itie Iirotliit- tions, hplgllftlililllol iw imortrgiietl hy these nienihers in one ol the Speech clmsesz Bert Kixtei, lhllll Xliillins, Xliini H.ill, Rongiltl XVi'ight, Dolores lhirwt, .intl Itxinne Cliiiip. ln aitlclition to xnigiiigg plays for stnilent .iiitlieiiet-v. vpeeeli el.iwes lvrexeiit tlr.im.is hefore church nntl eivie groiips gintl enter various toiirntiineiitx. The Cilmseii Speeeh Deprirtnient lm .ithievetl honors in st.ite .ind regional eontestt. lntliviehml spcnlters. tlrtiiimtic preseiitritioni. .intl tleh.ite te.inis h.ive plntetl high in every toiirnginient cnteretl. N XX, X4 X '.xx, 5533 ' l Derplv t-iiggrtmetl in expliiiutioiis of the imnel hoartl, given hx Nh Lovell, chief eiigint-ei of the XVKY tiiinsniittet. .ire nieinherx of tlic-'Rnilio Speech zl.ixs. This class not only xixits .ill ixitllo xmtions .intl tixiiixinitteiw in rlie nity, hut writes .intl presents raitlio pl.ivs tintl pmgrtiinx. .intl st-veixil stutlentx .ippeiir on weekly rgiilio shows, A grtuit xtritle in speech t'tlne.itioii has heen nmtle with the .ltltlition of pr-.it-irc.iI experience to the regular eoiirxe. Mr, C. li, Gi-tivlv gives l.lNl IlllI1llll' instrnttions to two of liix proniising voting tlt-haters. Xfeiiihtrx of the soplioriioie tltns, De Vier Pierson zintl john Cox, tlefeaittwl Centmlk Class A ttuini in the state linali at Atln this vtzir, XA MISS PAL'l.INE EVA NS NIR, Ci. E. GRADN NIR. CARROLL SMELSER Hran' of D ' Physical Education 5171717716711 The Physical Education Department endeavors to promote co-operation and develop leader- , , ship among students who participate in sportive activities. One year of Physical Education is MISS RETI-IA WAVE HULIT required for graduation from highschool. 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X CM Nd A N9 ' Qixd lcd .anfl Bill stein to hc raking some last-niinutc rips from rhuir coach, Mr, Grady. for that nvxl ch-bzlrc. PL YS, DEB TES and Klein of Om Teeth, che Hrxt l.ittlc Theater play of thc season, was presented Izlnimry 17, with thc smiling group git the left in its major roles, Illllll Collingsworth, us Glntlys Antrobns, is holding hcr offspring, while Bur- b.1rn Elliott, :is Nlrs. Antrobnsg Carole Killiam, as S.1hin:11 Yvonne Crnvcns, as the pipe-smoking gypsy Dun Vxfitt, .ii Nlr. Antrohnsg and Iohn Guy, as Henry Antrobnx, look on. Czithcrinc Johnson :intl Iainc Ezcll were clirccrors ol this coniccly farce. Av ,L . 2 w 1 X if ,K , , , 5, we ,Q ,, uk? to-.N 5 3 , XX Lf F 'S 'ii X ff 'L ft , fy ij ' if Tx X gf J' . gf ,, WMM '.L, ,. kg hp .mggli 3 N , , .Mfg fwfr E -,,.e'J ix, . I y fr Wg, . m 1 x X. ' fi ww k fi, ' f ,.,,..,w Tha-rc lm-ii hi-vii ft-w speech tonrnnnicmw this year from which Cl.lSXL'I1 haix not conit honiv with top honors. Olhtr tsaiim have lt'1ll'llCLl that rhcv :irc in for swim- tough argunu-nts whcn they tonic up against who Gixulj' Dclmu-ix. SSE BLIES vi ' 19 -'Z V 5 I I . gy ia, 4 l wif - Q ' 1 . , . l .+ l x , 5 'lxyciitf lwvii fl'.lI1lt'll.U tri' l5lt'.inor Green aml loyci- fliicy. script vvriti-rs uf tht- Orhit Asst-mlvlv. 6 Bucltlv Powell Sccms too intcrcstccl in ulittlc Inm- Hailll' lil noticf thc antics of that llalrlvfacctl Chau'- acrcr. Don Curran. , Mirrcmr, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? VVhv, thc' Oi-lm Quccn, of course, King Cornet. Eil Dtwlcv. :mtl the Orbit Qucvn, Clmrlottc lrrqiwr, nrt- slmwn with tlu-ir attunclants. 1 The cast of the Clnssen-Central Pup assembly anxiously await thc time of that Oklahoma Sorghum. Everyone joins Margie Motinger and lulia Collingsworth in singing the carol, Silent Night, during thc Christmas Assembly. CU ET E PERS Various pep organizations exaggerate team rivalry in stunts and skits-cheer leaders go into frantic antics, attempting to get sufficient volume from the student body to raise the gym roof-antl the special pep bancl zooms forth with its heartiest roots and beats. Yes siree! That's Comet Capers at Classen, preceding each home game of football and basketball. Xl! sf, :lj ,sg K 1 J stls at If Q ,, 2 t ,Q -gt ,gig g 3 J l, 5 K!! W Xxx tr , 1 xx' ixxssw x xi 'il K'-.asf ...xxvmr - K My i 'fi Down with Notscmtn' Lix nmtlnluix nf tht Clisstttt Pcp C lub in inricipltiun of J k stiff cage hour with tht Nmtht ist Vikin 1A NORW5' RY CHEER LEADERS LELA NU Hoppl: RAAVIQY ,IV on SGP? V F 1 Sr f YLUS N . M HODGFS VH ,. 4 19111 Bl xmovx W, 35 . is ' M X xzub L V b if l ,. x I J X. J - :fx N X f f r , 'xii k ' f' i , A LX fx Q? Q X! if f ,LNB . . Init hunk what wc' I ' J , K finff' Nm KKK X Put the blame on them for the art work in your yearbook! Bettye Dukeminier. Iohn Thomson, Margaret Heath, and Tom The llRODUClNG an annual which will signihcantly portray the activi- ties and personalities of ll highschool such as Clzissen, is in itself n lull- time joh. Long hours :incl harcl Work await any stuclent aspiring to 11 posi- tion on the yearbook staff. All work on the Oitmr, with the exception of photogrnplnf and Printing, is done by students. The ,47 ORBIT Stull has triecl to make this L1 book that stuclents will appreciate, not only for the present, but also for the future, MARGARET HEATH McAi'thur were responsible for the car- Editor toons, layout pages, the dummy, and design. gg 5 IAMES VVHITTAKER Associate Editor ELEANO A75 R QREIZAI .ro Wie E digg, N' ...aw A, . cramblc X502 e 5 'Y C5 -wiv, Q, . ,, tor 'll mcnfs' Wim, - - 2. the 'Wo vs isslgn wi V' ' , o cv. 'ft' 5: dar 'S -nav C l Ca' I ,, 2, A Xe on to wus or Grt Egjvjgiigrgwt .5 'fum 3-C uw' C excel 'ff 1haY Q 3 tual' maui M '-5314532 A rn i is W, noni' sviroixlxnutarlrt SVA , 3 . vqrafaawwn Bon ,mx ' Jr 5.4 , , , xl med Mft: Adam P-xvmwi 'Wi tflkpli ted hon ,xv S auf I h A, , , .ink , gi Get to work there, people-Don't you know we've a deadline to meet: l-eigning industry are, around table, Martha 1025 AY' West, Paul Leftwich, Marie Kirk, lean Stremmel. Carolyn Bond, Ian Maidt, Charlotte Fraser, Phyllis Nuftsger Bettve WCW Dukeminicr, lamcs Whittaker, Eleanor Green, and Iohn Thomson. Editor Margaret is outlining the tlay's task on the hoard as Iovce Carcv confers with sponsor, Mrs. Mabel Knight. Urhit when they will remember their high- school days. The ORBIT Art Class works in cooperation with the staff in designing the cover of the book, planning arrangement of layout pages, and creating appropriate car- toons. The stall is also indebted to faculty and students who assisted in typing and other phases of work. Dean Rawlings returned from the service just in time to save the day by adding his light touch with the air brush. MRS. MABEL CLARE KNIGHT Sponsor MISS MARY LAMB LEWIS Orbit Art Sponsor MR. CLARK CUNNINGHAM Q , 1' Xxx s QQ- 'fzby 'fl . fe? ,T Qi! Xb ' ,X - -swf r 'i N 7. , lj N Nl Business Manager mai 6 + .3 K Q, R lj-i.X C '. -01 mf- ' -gh ,-PX? duwgixiyej vg- will 0 5 YW uf oe , A w l Ooliwsi revue 110951 NW go bet 3 BC ' rv X 1. x , C X he Rumlxjoisn loess and E oi Y gt 0:95 V q ' Editor.. ...,,,,,.,,,,,, . . MARGARET HEATH Associate Editors . .. ,.,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,, I AMES WHI'l'I'AKER ELEANOR GREEN Class Edzlors . .. PAUL LEFTWICH, MARIE KIRK IEAN STREMMEL, IOHN THOMSON Sports Editors .. .. ,, IOYCE CAREY, ELEANOR GREEN Organization Editors CHARLOTTE FRASER, MARTHA WEST Activity Edizars, PHYLLIS NOFTSGER, IAMES WHITTAKER Qdminislratzon Editor.. . . ,,,, ,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, I OYCE CAREY hz Editor... . .. ,,,,,,,, . ,,,,, MARGARET HEATH Carmonist ,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,, .. .. .. BETTYE DUKEMINIER Editorial Staff., .. CHARLOTTE FRASER, CAROLYN BOND IAN MAIDT .. . ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,. ,,,,,,,, I E A N IE SCHOTT Sponsor ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, Business llflarzager 2' 5 771: ca . , Us HardjnmP0-Yirion of Informal Shots .. f Ar: Sponsor. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, . .... MRS. MABEL CLARE KNIGHT . .. ., MISS MARY LAMB LEWIS MR. CLARK CUNNINGHAM 5 Ch a 1 ester Tonesigf is being Marv evalua , S11 fed 1, edenheln, 321,12-2ri1J,.Il Sm ue palllklgf Clalgoxioft' Svecw , f 1. YA New Names of ORBIT subscribers were lettered by the Orbit Arr class, and posted nn the scale o sa es Icom In the front hall. The Classen Life gg qfaxserz Lrfr m'vvspnRcr, nlcspitc ll1Cl'L'.lkL'Al printing cmls, lux pulnllslmcrl fiftcrn iwm-x A H c'm'c-rumg flu' Qclmul AICUVIIILW. plus mnu' l:L'1lIll7'L w mul cnlunms just for fun, Tlxc April QQ lrool I1lll'l'll71'l' was alll for fun. ig? Q- hir the xuuuul umc III our nwxutlvfrwu x'r.1rs of pulvllugltnm, ilu' Clfuxwr 1.1ff- up pm-.I H I l'lI'9l Class, Fxccllcnr. by ilu- N.1rirm.1l Sclmlusril Pram Aswghxrluxl. Xlilmlmullnwlix. fXlinm-mm K A 'Y V Cn-1'1l1tnr5 CARROLL SXVICKFY BETTY STOCKTON MRS. If. V. M, CIHAI'I'IiLI3AR to wll ncnsmu-rs. Bank mu. I I lcft In rrghl. C.nml Higclon. Mary' Nhutgullwry, Kathryn Bell, Iunmln Dun-l, Iummx kyh-, Rdnlwl Nlumnl. Rmcnxmarw I.nhn, hm- Ann XVatluns, and Patsy HAH Kmm-lung. Iank Moore, Mnrilvn Gnlulal. Spnmnr ' PW' X0 ,xv - Q R 95 ' mA -39 J X Sid Q XL Mtn Wd Voss' .xcuvqy XN' NLC , Ax' . . Xa .Mx U xx N099 X , l Q60 . CU! GOV bg :Y A ,QV ,yor X0 X xuinagl OVW! 'Of xl Vlol AL . .s '50 x X ae' N oQ,,xx9V i,gxvVKK0xw' :flew N1 ,AOA lip- Q sw? Nm ' 02' ,Q f' ww , X , . Wu Swv. 0,92 169' We 'YN XM x mx. X 5 WN wx . 1 ' r. iii Avy.. NNW Su X X W 2 x '. Nl C' ox XX Wiz Wm NN gow D Qv'lXIaxcS yu iwxww' m Y A- V six' .43 x 'Ol LNXXL cam qxofk G VG , X ,lg wx wx V' 'XL' YN ' X XX- go K ' xx X A W0 Putting a now pmwr in the bullcnin Imw an- Nancy Nuftsgcr. lmuncxs malmgcri Tram Mc'- hur, xmff urnslg Lum l,z'L' Connor. .mel V.Alrsl-in Burkllolf C 'Q Q A nflm one-.zur 'shy ah-nmmls .1 xtrnlt-l.1u-d figluc, such .xx C.xrlu'rixu' Iulmwn's nmirl. Ifmr lfvvll. ix Pulling for, Thu Litllc Flower, Nfnvur I,dGllHflIlH, was nmblwml for lm .xllrmnglqvh :luring lux vixil at CI.lSSi'I1. M s'fv We F001 65, ll u Xvllcn Gclxllxl H4nl'l1lll1Q will gumlflvw ur C.IIl1C'lillL' Iulmwn Bob Chumuclcnl, lu' m'vr1 nll'U.lllM'LI that lac Willllll l'l'IllI'H fm Clncago .lx Nntiomll P11-xialn-:xt of ilu' lllllilil' R4-nl Crum. CAM . , fu X Ig H ,W I mtl Nu-dlcs HV .lx Klarv Nlqyo, Bcrxmu' Britain. zmml .m Cl 1 ' .1 V ' rn I ICH 1 ih 1 w 5' K. fflmvl vl1r4.,.mI 11,30 nm, A , . n1l,,,,1Id5rn,Km I I 121,111 7.1 V x . Vx ' .UW 1:1 - I . clulh u,,nllm . In 01.111 l 'J' 7' 'fn' Alma Ann lllkbflbtlltl lpplx stltcll tm tu fmx tlwir pep Club uniforms In-forv thc an-xr football ganna ii' wmv sz. 'K ff' -WMMMWWKNFV-AW A I ' ,N h XZ PCUUN S ST DET According to the Classen Constitution, Student Government shall consist of three branches, Legislative, Executive, and Judicial, The Student Council is the functioning legislative body, whose duty it is to establish a gl'CLlIt'l' mutual understanding between students and faculty, ro promote good citizenship and to better the standing of the school in our community, state, and nation. M The president of this group is Gerald Hornung, whose ability and lL'IlllCl'SllllD have brought new honors to Classen, GERALD HORNUNG President BILL LAWRENCE Vice-President CHARLSOTTE FRASER UM HARRISQN IOE BODOVI-I-X enemry T76d5M7efX fllzrliameiitnrlarl X X, X Y it ,,f fi',,il.f if gif , X X J iw! f2.,f2f 15 'X s Q13 l Terry Diacon and Ralph Kopplin, two f ' members of the election and eligibility ' oard, are shown checking ballots. ,' .ff X L , 49 ' 'V na. ROW 1-Peggy Parrott, George Cowen, lane Levy, Ioe Bodovitz, Charlotte Fraser, Gerald Hornung, Bill Lawrence, lim Harrison, Mary Mayo, Gene Smith, Gayle McKinney. ROW 2-Miss Clara Meyer, Betty Pierce, Mary Margaret Myers, IQ Anne Dale, Io Ann Crose, Virginia Hopper, Pat Ellison, Margaret Kennon, Doris Watkins, Dorothy Darrongh, Pat Bartlett, Mr. Duane Weinert. ROW 3-Sue Mayes, Dolores Crews, Barbara Fulton, David Hall, Io Ann Crawford, Gene Kerfoot, Io Ann Deardorf, Peggy Dyche, Ioan Brittain, Robert Colley, Sally Wallis, Gloria Holshouscr. ROW 4-Barbara Moss, Walter Brown, lim Dennis, Peggy Lawyer, Terry Diacon, Barbara Bruner,. Bill McGrath, Iohn Lea, Harold Mathias, Shirley Bryan, Phyllis Crowe, Mary Iohnston. ROW 5-Wanda Scott, Bob Chitwood, Thornton Wright, Ierome Meaehen, Lee Sneed, Ralph Kopplin, Bill Nighswonger, lim Gondcrs, Dick Van Cleef, Tommy Lynn, Tom Sterling, Pauline Ryan, SUPREME EU HT To Chief justice Charles PenDell, and his associate jus- tices, l.aVere Williams, Breene Kerr, john Loncks, and Betty McEwen, it falls the duty of interpreting the Classen Con- stitution. Appointed by the President of the Student Council, they assume the responsibility of judging the constitutionality of an act of :mv olhcer of the school, or an act of the lower judicial body, the Proctor Court. - Breene Kerr, Betty lWcEwen, Charles PcnDcll, Lavert' Wlillianix, john One of Classcn's most serviceable organizations is the Proctor group, which aids in the student government by em lo fin reventive measures in enforcin the re ulations of P P g P g S the school. After their selection, on a basis of citizenship, scholarship, and ability, the Proctors are assigned to hall duty during class periods. Students who fail to cooperate in main- taining the school's standards report to Proctor Court, where their cases are tried and determined. Order in the Courtll ROW i-Mr. Lloyd lzstes, Alan Morledge, Bill Booth, jack Moore, Charles Bonclnrant, jot Butlovitz, Bob Turner, Nan Graham, Alex Aven, ROW zALloyd David Anderson, joe Figg, Roy lvfatthews, Tom McArthur, Ben Stockwell, E. j. Rogers, Fred Kiehl, Arthur Heath. ROW 3-Wallace Sorrels, Tommy Shaw, Roy Sullivan, Bob Acers, Richard Lock, Robert Larason, john johnson. Robert Brown, YValrer Atkinson ROVV 4-john Harrington, juke Fenly, Bob Lawrence, Richard Burk, Harrell Hairfield, jr., Bill Black, Albert Hewitt, jr., Charles Sticfel, john Bergman, Stan Mendel. ROW 5gBill Gormen, Bob Gosselin, Eugenie Hill, Eddie Waller, john Cassady, Charles Larason, Tom jones, Bill Thornton, George Orr, George Conley, Henry Wade. jesseph, ld The purpose of the Honor Language Society is to give recognition to those students who excel in a foreign language. After maintaining a B plus average for hve consecutive semesters of a language, il student is eligible for membership. ROW 1--Mary Belle Shilte, lane Levy, Charles Stiefel, Helen Harry, Kay Daugherty, Patsy Harston, Io Anne Dale. ROW 2AVirginia Shimfall, Mary l0hI1Sf0n. lack Moore, leanne Hoffman, loe Bodovitz, Charley Ann Meacham, Miss Henrietta Von Tungeln, Miss Lelia Picknrd. ROW 3-Rosemary Axtell, Frances McCall, Tommy Lynn, Ianice Iohn, Doug Trowbridge, Mnrilyii Iennings, Walter Atkinson, Charlotte Fraser. Honor Language rt Uuveau uv' 1? Art Nouveau, whose purpose is to further artistic activities and interest, and to Participate in citv, state, and national competition, accepts to membership any Classen student who is interested in art. ROW I--Miss Lottie Conlan, Maye Marie Rogers, Harriet Baker, Robert Maupin, Ralph KirkhuH, Margaret Bender, Patricia Lester, Germaine Millspaugh, Marilyn Bemis. ROW 2-Shirley Silvernail, Ray Marie Porter, Phyllis Ann Phillips, Wynona Webb, Marion Cummings, Margaret Heath, Bettye Dukeminier, Dorothy McCollom, Beverlv Colson, Io Ann Harris. ROW 3-Elizabeth We Mott, Karen Keys, Barbara Mee, Shirley Thomson, Betty Mohr, Pat Heydrick, Eloise Weiland, Marilyn Reynolds, lona Gosnell, Peggy Dozier. ROW 4-Carolyn Bond, Patsy Shupe, Virginia Harmon, Ice Kenneth Iulian, Cora Lee Harlow, Don Blair, Bill Olson, Tom McArthur, Charles Arm- strong, Marilyn Dulfner. mr ' El HUHUY Sm fm? nal NJ ITOW i+La lean Higgins, Margaret Klein, Patsy Harston, Io: Bodovitz, Ieannc Hoffman, Eddie Waller. lack Moore, Charlotte Fraser, Carolyn Innes, Mary fohnston, Dixie Thompson. ROW 1-Miss Grace Deupree, Gloria Rook, Mary Belle Shike, Barbara McDaiiicl, Virginia Edwards, Mary Margaret lvfyers, In Anne Dale, Iane Levy, Betty McEwen, Carol Neilson, Carolyn Bond, ROW 3-Miss Ethel Basinger. Miss Etha Townsend, LaVere Williams, Mary lune Taber, Elaine Anderson, Ianice john, Kelly Sue Young, Ianet Leaf, Bettie Lu Cox, Rosemary Axtell, ROW 4-Miss Clara Myer, Kate Soter, Betty Faye Sizemore, Charley Ann Meacham, Frances Smith, Ioan Vineyard, Iaymme Lee White, Margaret Kellert, Harriet Baker. ROW 5-Virginia Shimeall, Gerald Hornung, George Cowen, Wicklilic Cary, Ralph Kirkhulf, Breene Kerr, lim Harrison, Walter Atkinson, Robert Maupin. ROW Svlerome Meachen, Charles Bondurant, Ir., Alan Morledge, Tommy Lynn. Nlenihcislmip in the National l-lonnit Society, a unit of the National orgiiiumf at tion, is one of tht- gm-.itt-si ilistinriions W l Y hestowud upon om' Clmseu xrutlt-nt. I-lu tions .ire hasetl on scliolnrsliil-. le.itlu1'slup, l 51 , service, ond ch.u':ictei'. Five per rt-ut ol thi- - llA Class, io percent of thc ill! floss. and I5 pt-1' cent of the 12A Class .itt.uu ineinl9ci'ship in this honor irig.ll!lA-lllllll f V . . The purpose of this honor group is not only to recognize the outstanding Matli students nt Classen. but to stimu, late interest and srudv in the held of mathematics. HA, IQB, and izA stu' dents who have made at least three grades of A , and none lower th.ui .. B may become niemht-rx, Q if A 4 . Anne ltz, lo , x. ,og Bodov B uv McEWC' Dal? rl A , X n Bond, Alan Nllliuieaixixe Hoffmssallei. lack Moorrl l 'TX fs X, A . , - MN Nlary vfiisiguisxflhxh xEs,,,,.nJifla,f, Kellen., mit RQNV lfcamwn Tontiv Muggret fl ' Row 1' P .y we 2' V, . Higd' X xt xlillvtgue Younil' C? atiooal rt Honor Society One of Clam-n's newest organizations is the National Art Honor Society, whirh is comprised of the most outsmnding students ol Art, At present, Classrm is the only school in Oklslmim City that is .illiliatcd with the Nationnl Society. ROW I-Marilyn Bemis, Pot Lester. Maye Marie Rogers. ROW' 2fBertye Dnkeniinier Ralph Kirkhufl, Bill Olson, Virginia Harmon. Not Pictured: Margaret Heath, Beverly Golson. .ind Aileen Marshall Little Theatre Classen Little Theatre was organized in 1934. A requirement of the organization is to be interested in drarnatics, from stage-craft to play direction. One must earn, within two semesters, a total of ten points given for various duties in the club, to be ready for initiation. The purpose of the organization is to create more interest in highschool dramatics, and to give to all theatrical experience. Activities are largely actual play production, where varied interests of prop work, make-up, acting, play-production, and stage design may be practiced. Two or three major productions have been given each year. Such plays as A Midsummer Night's Dream, junior Miss, Stage Door, Arsenic and Old Lace, and Thc Skin of Our Teeth are among the outstanding achievements of this group. ROW I-Bill Nighswonger, Mrs. Elaine Tucker, Gerald Hotnung, john Guy, julia Lee Collinsworth, jane Ezell, Edd White, Beverly Harper, Carole Killam, Barbara Elliott, Garline johnson, Gene Harrill, Bob Buck. ROW 2-Dorothy Darrough, Pat Bartlett, Arlette Bittle, Carolyn Rexroat, Pat johnson, Margie Mounger, Malinda Martin, Valeska Buckholz, Beverfy Goudelock, Pat Davis, Patty Vahlberg, Bevy Lane Brigham, Bette Sumner. ROW 3-june Hunnicutt, Susan An-ieringer, Stephanie Pesmen, Sharon Sanford, Betty Bogenschutz, Pat Duckworth, john Cox, Yvonne Cravens, Margie Mee, Charlene Minick, Paula Norman, Patsy Lindsay, Frances Waller. ROW 4fi Marie Kirk, Barbara jones, Charlotte Ennis, Margaret Long, Mary james, Charlene Hefner, Yvonne Waggoner, jane Peterson, Carol Holderby, Betty Ann Steward, Maureen Durrett, Ann Milligaii, Myrna Hall. ROW 5-Marilyn Huntress, Wynona Hancock, Charlene Dale, Dottie Young, Wanda Deckard, Margaret Ellen D'Arniond, Margaret Ann Hill, Nancy Duncan, Maria Lee Mclnnes, Paula Buren, Ann Whatley, Lu Anne Larkins. ROW 6-Bobby Eastwood, Guyton Anderson, Edward Thrower, Robert lvfaupin, Bob McKanna, Thornton Saferstein, Kenneth Wilson, Ronald Wright, Milton Arnett, Phyllis Crowe, Helen Lewis. Not Present-Catherine johnson, Danny Witt. etienel . r Perensi w , ,, 'Wx KU . ,ma Classen's National Forensic Chapter has been active since 1934. Although the foremost purpose of the organization is to stimulate interest in debate and oratory, extemporaneous speaking, humorous and dramatic declamation are also interests of N, F. L. members. Twenty points, earned by speaking, and acceptable in the N. F. L, National, entitles one to membership, but the incentive begins there. As more points are earned, Degrees of Honor, Excellence and Distinction are given. Always prominent in N. F. L. work, the Classen debate team has won three national tournaments, while individual contestants, have won First and seconds in various events. Classen has always had a representative in the National Finals. ROW 1-john Cox, Alexander Thomson, Bill Nighswonger, Gerald Hornung, Mr, C. E. Grady, joe Bodovitz, Charles Pendell, Bill Lawrence, Gene Harrill. ROW 2- Pat Duckworth, Margie Mounger, Carolyn Rexroat, Barbara Elliott, Beverly Harper, Catherine johnson, Bevy Lane Brigham, jane Ezell, Carole Killam, Bob Buck. ROW 3-Bill Haggard, Coleen Williams, Charles Kerr, Bob Eastwood, Helen Harry, Bob Woods, Beverly Goudelock, Paula Norman, jack Merritt, Patsy Lindsay. ROW 4-Pat johnson, Charles Moss, Milton Laird, Gordon Brown, Robert Brown, Breene Kerr, Yvonne Cravens, john Guy, Garline johnson, Mrs. Elaine Tucker. Row 5' DcVier Pierson, Howard Linte, john Smith, Thornton Wright. Ell1UI1i-ll TBESDIHIIS . , ,L , '-. Classen High Schnol's Chapter 34r of the National Thespian Honor Dramatic Society was organized in 1924 for the purpose of creating a life-long interest in dramatics, and a national interest in play production. One must earn zo points through actual play wnrlt-v whether it he property work. acting, or directing, to be eligible for membership, Little Theatre is a pre-requisite. Former Thespian members throughout the country have hecotnc tuccetsful on the stage, tcreen, and radio. Classen may hoatt of Frances Heflin, Dorothea Grundy, Cathy O'Donnell, Blu Morris, Turn Paxton. and Bill lfountain. ROW i-Iulia Collimworth, lane Ezell, Barham Elliott, Catherine Iohnwon, Edd XVhite, Beverlv Harper, Patsy Lindsay. ROW 1-Put Iohnson, Carlinc Iohnson, Carole Killam, Gerald Hornung, Yvonne Cravens, Beverly Brigham, Mrs. lflaine Tucker, luhn Guy. ROYV 3fMiss Pauline Evans, Iohn Cox, Bobby Eastwood, Thornton Safer- stein, Bill Nighswongt-r, Ronald NVright, Boh Buck. Grad Uehaters si ,. 4' f' . A. . .4 .ff N '14-.. i of ...- S f-L 'J 3 Membership in this organization is open to all students of the debate class who are interested in participating in its activities. The Grady Debaeers have won every debate tournament in the state of Oklahoma this year, and have attained high honors in regional events. Founded and sponsored hy Mr. Charles E. Grady, this club has made a notable contribution to the outstanding reputation of Classcn. ROW IQPIK Iohnson, Bob Brown, Bill Nighswonger, Mr. C. E, Grady, Bob Buck, Bill Lawrence, Bob Wood. ROW 2-Howard Link, Bobby Eastwood, Gerald Hornung. Carolyn Rcxroat, Iohn Smith, Helen Harry, Charles Moss. ROW 3-Charles Dudley, Thornton Wright, Iohn Iohnson, Yvonne Cravens, Iim Fidler, Charles Kerr, Gordon Brown, DcVier Pierson. ROW 4vCharles PenDelI, Milton Laird, Edwin Broadus, lack Merritt, loe Bodovitz, john Cox, Al Hearn, Bill Haggard. 1 Junior Red Cross ffm'-f Classen's unit of the Iunior Red Cross is active in all 'drives for funds which go to help child victims of disaster in the United States, as well as foreign countries. Gerald Hornung, First youth to head the junior division, was named chairman of the National Iunior Red Cross, which has a total membership of more than 20,000,000 teen-agers. During the past year Gerald has spoken at state and district meetings all ovcr the country, and will be the keynoter for the opening in Cleveland, Iunc 9, of the Iunior Red Cross National Convention. ROW r-Io Ellen Milner, Iulia Collinsworth, Sue Caston, Eleanor Green, La Vere Williams, Gerald Hornung, Bill Nighswonger, Ieanne Schott, Miss Helen Bourke. ROW 2-Miss Lottie Conlan, Ianet Pearson, Bibby Maddox, Virginia Holmes, Barbara Hassler, Doris Ray, Ioyce Carey, Kay Daugherty. ROW 3-Virginia McCall, Iayne Peer, Lee Ann Tower, Diane Overland, Donna lves, Bettie Lu Cox, Carole Killam, Sally Phillips, Betty Ann Steward. ROW 4-Carolyn Kincaid, Nancy Noftsger, Io Ann Holcombe, Ioe Bodovitz, Ioe Fisher, Gene I-Im-fill, Sue Ann Watkins, Charles PenDell, Bobby Roberts. Safet Patrol if M Weis J W.- .1 ' 1, mg.. 73 I ?p..,zfJk i , rw 1 . - 4 g 1 L -ii 1: 5 me ET S. lx vi iii 53 ,, ., Another section of Classen's Student Government is the Safety Patrol, which is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The objective of this organization is to assist students, who drive to school, in the registration and parking of their cars, and to register and protect bicycles. There is no overlapping with the proctors, as the safety patrol connncs its jurisdiction to the school grounds. ROW I-Tom Dixon, captaing Bill Goode, LT, Bob Buck, LTg Mr. lohn Patlen. ROW 2-Cecil Pirrong, Bill Donccel, Don Goodno, Robert Chadwick. ROW 3-Iohn Brett, Dick Braden, Iohn Hawk, Otto Thomas. lfnurtes Club 1 , i ,sew , QW 4 ty! Identified by their blue and white badges, worn when serving as hosts and hostesses of Classen, the members of the Courtesy Club strive to be of service to the school. By ushering at school plays antl graduation exercises, acting as hosts to guests and visitors, sending carzls of svmpathv to students, when occasion arises, and performing other small but important services to the school, members truly fulfill their purpose. ROW t-Bill Lawrence, Beverly Harper, Helen McKown, lwiary Belle Shilte, Peggy Dyche, Io Ann Denman, Breene Kerr, lohn Louclcs, Bettye Ielsma. ROW 2-Shirley Agan, Rita Rtith St. Clair, Margaret Mary Vlfest, Charles PtnDell, Charlotte Fraser, Barbara Elliott, Bud Coleman. Donna Rae Henry, Patsy Ruth Wolfe. ROW 3-Harrictte Vifestcrvelt, Patricia Lester, leanne Hoffman. Bibby lwlatltlox, Carol Lipe, Floralee Harrison. Nliss Della Link, Peggy Parrott, ROVV 4-Ceraltl Hornung, lim Harrison, lack Moore, lohn Harrington, Pat Harper, Phyllis Crowe, Txlargaret Klein. Pan Americans At bi-weekly meetings ofthe Pan American Club, members endeavor to learn the Spanish language antl to acquire a better untlerstantling of the Latin Americans. Through correspondence with these Southern neighbors a closer contact is formetl. Claxsenls Pan American group participates in inter-city fiestas, which are heltl twice each semester, autl sponsors a number of social activities for the school organization. ROW iAElaine Anderson, Bette Sumner, Robert fxlaupin, Harriet Baker, Terry Sanklerx. lane Levy, Bobby Eastwood, Barbara Kapp, Ellaine Aikman. Charlotte Graham, loc Figg. ROW 2--Miss Bessie Herrin, Rosemary Hatcher, Bibby Matlrlox, Ierrv Thompson, Sally Williams, Molly Colieeu. Valeslta Buckholz, Sharon Ferguson, Beverly Ball, Kathleen Thompson, Rosemary Traugh, Margaret lxlary VV:-st. ROW 3-Blanche Clarkson, Carolyn Tolberr, Peggy Parrott, Rita Ruth St. Clair, Mary Montgomery, Mozelle Davis, Elaine Hayes, Bettye Dukeminier, XVantl.t Farnhart, lo Ann De Witt, Io Ann Denman, Verna Milburn. ROW 4-Iaymme Etlwartls, Iessamy Hines, Barbara Buxton, lvlyra Robberson. Tommy Lynn, Martha West, Gary Sibeclt, Cara Lee Harlow, Bill Cromwell, Art Pemberton, Price Starks, lvlargaret Kennon, lvlartha Ann Hootl, Pre-17 light I ' .N Qi in , A f t fp , d 4, is iighsijf J 7 , K, Q A 'i Q nfl if fc- W Q' 'MZb i ' I I, A ll 1' . if f - ,Q , ff 'S ' l 'W ,Qs ag ,- ey, I i si A 'Ill X- r have 3 -L L kcwrefl 3 A gem :K xx, , are V hae nfl xg og 5 5 Wkmbfay Cie: W X VMASC' . G ij, f BKXWC SKU nl SCVCW - grvcuo 'f . l av? GUN- . ' the Y of nbc P lxvglxg ms '. A 1 if Bevctxy CSLZHHQXXXQ yy one Vwcck Ox year. ,Vemx i X Sclflcbex er Bllrcalll XNllClC0lllllL5iC1C5 A lollnl the sclxo V L Aan Wcuix . xi Chas. WSC' ix K van . , by V l 5500 .Hxgl ,, qv Col , HUC ' the Clad, 010 Plc two-Scmil Aurlwgv all X U39 W mg uh? akfyclt s K. suicw Amt ilu: CKY 'Af , 1 0 ai cnc Science Clull - -vw 5 .sq Q . J I l it il Any Classen student who is interested in Science may join the Science Club Meeting H , s are held every two weeks, at which time special groups study and discuss their common interests, including photography, taxidcrmy, and chemistry. ROW 1-Mr, Carl Shafer, Barbara Sanders, lane Levy, lohn Fuller, loc Figg, Mr. Iohn Paden. ROW 2-Ianet Galt, Delores Boucher, Sally Phillips, Ioan Sandler Bettyc Dukeminier. ROW 3-Iohn Donaldson, Art Pemberton, joe K n h l' e net lu ian, john Hawk, Martha West, Guyton Anderson, Ieanetrc Gall. Radio Q9 ,iffy 'dex Q i ' ,Ig il, if , A 5 K .Q ,Asif ,, ,Q .f+...,.,g1 W i 1 1 i mow- I. 1,3 7 R Bob CI . 3415 Fir , ,271 Lf A Cla-7-T. wood 7,1 1 . . A , ' 11 ' I M Q ,. , nyterc afldwl any , ,' . x 0 11 - . ,VII KY? fradlfl lzqirzrlllliirzltllitlvlil' for I Goxflell J K 1 ' 01-all 1-on ll ,yy tk, I A rc A . pro 0157. -rpm nyfjlo V luldl- Hfam . WL th af Cl Cla- . '7 . S 7 Phe -,cggralw II'u'W l. is flzc. O rC'fC'1,vK-r . .U fro , ag n Irul pw, , ,,, rillm Inniro g gf, 'Ulon - fe 4' tl , of cl the me .r the he Plllulic cnlocrprs w Hfllfrpxx Ilya! Wstfnz Geulnq Klub f I X wg.-'vin we-1 Rv, fv- The Geology organized this semester at Classen, consists of thirty who lmrl three semesters of geology and have n special interest in the subject. Th group made several trips to study formations of interest. ROW i-Carol McKinley, Gerry Wllite, Walter Brown, Bob Waring, Raymond Toldon. ROW 2-Cl!JTlCS PcnDell, Inna Innes, Bill Bunton. It-nnctte Gall, Mr. Howard Brown. ROW 3-Robert Kindred, Iohn Hawk, Iohn Lea, Eugene Hill, Cliff Clay. Commercial Club C iiii TC , i 11' r s ua ww v 1 s. 123 Students who have at least a C average in four or more commercial subjects are eligible for membership in this organization, while teachers of the tlepartment are atlnuttctl as honorary members. A finer social spirit. higher stantlartl of training for business, ancl tleepcr interest antl untlcr- stantling of all phases of the commercial tieltl are encouragetl. ROW r-Miss lxlary Cantrell, Pat Foster, Ioan Forbes, Norma Phillips, Forest Lowry, Ianet Leaf, Pat Connell, Virginia Antlerson. ROW zfpatsy W.lllll'ClP, Lova Lee Iohnstou, Berniece Britain, Frances Boone, loe Hcnschke, loan Vineyartl, Niitlilic Ralull, Ioline Patterson. ROW '3-NCDFHIQ lean Thrailkill. lot-tra lviilton. Sherwootl Titlnian, Frances Smith, Selma Porter. Norma If-an Phariss, Harriet Baker, lviargaret Kcnnon, Bonnie Coston. Distributors' Club ,ff '- ,-.Q my QV' I The Distributors' Club, compost-tl of 30 members, is now in its thirtl year of activity at Classeu. An interest in progressive leatlership in the Hcltl of distribution is the common bond of membership, The club is an organization of stutlents enrolled in vocational co-operative part-tune tlistributive education classes, anal is aFHliaterl with the state antl national organizations. ROW r-Neoma Hill, Fretl lviock, Teresa Cvrasinger, Iohnny Donnell, Ruth Berry, Bill Baum, Donna Gene Brock, Nancy Phillips. ROW ze-Miss 5 Beth West, Betty Smith, Alyce lxiyers, lwiartha Stanley. Carmen Estlinbaum, Belle Farmer, Ethel Hatcher, Dorothy Harr, Ioan Iohnson. ROVV 3iMHTjCJlilC lN4cLain, G. C. Howartl, Kermitt Wyatt, Bill Pitts, Atlriau linglaml, Iames Devereaux, Dale Rct-fl. ROXV 4--Allen lVIcNlurphy, Bob Nicks, Inc Harroz, Frank McGee, Clecta Iohu Rogers, Charles ivialoy, Bob O'Halloi'an. Tlw lvnixiuixi' of mln- lluvx' O Cilulm iw ni runnin' fl-lluwliip .inning iY.ll'IlklP.lllIN of ilu' variuuc spmrx. Tliix Lluls, wlunli lias lu-cu :xctiw xuxcc fil.1u4-u lwnanic a si-niur lxigli ulwul, has ouc x'cqi11i'ri1u'iir'-- Ilia! Q1 ll1t'll1lDL'I' must liavn' lctrn-i'cil in at ln-.mil unc of ilu- xporu ullr-ir-il, ROW' I Dun xxlLlll.llL', Cicorgc Duuli-y. lifl Iluuli-y, Iaclc Grasiugcr, Stanlcv Brown. Alex Avg-u, Bula Ioliusuu, Ianuu lX1.1rxlx, lim Xxvllllllftl, Cliarlcs Luraaou. ROXV lf Lluyrl In-ssupli. Dun G.u'rrtr. Dun Blair. XValu'r luliusimu, Toni Black. Alan Pvtursou, Tlmrunui Wlriglu, Bill lklncurcl, Fruuli Rolumou. ROXX' gfArtliur Huuluuslzu, Pg-rr Danny, Carl Howard, luu Hughes. Daxlrl Hm-fuul. Clxucla Nlalsuu, lolui Brett, Neil lXlCCuwn , Bill Harris, ROW' 47HI!W'Jl'll Xvolilfarrli, lului Bcrgiuau, lului Rulmlcll, Cal Sta-wart. li. Rogcrs. Dun Hague. liarl XVatliius. Roy lvfartlxcws, Bill Siler. ROV' 5' Aruliiu Srurtx, Nate ciI'.!ll.llll. Bill Blew, Davirl Harrlnu-n, Bill NlcGcc, Carroll Svvigkuy, Robert xKvLlI1.'l'S. Icrry Ruse. HU 5' U Club i Ciulx wlm liavu luru-rcrl iu tr-.uu iuul imliviclllal sports urgauxzcil G Clubs at Classcn tlus your wirll tlic ulwiccrivc of c'ucol1i'.1girig aml promoting all girlx sportx .1cm'itic'x. S1-vcral City anal state clxanipious arl- incluclrcl in llic nu'n1lscrsl1ip. Girls' U Klub Tlu' iucmbcrs of tlu' Girl! OH Cluli wlum participate IH team sports arc: ROXV 1- 'lorry Colvlv, Klariuu Bk'IlL'tllCl. Bcuv Ru-nl, Bcvcrlv Kim- lwcrlin. ROW' zffXlar1lyu Gmm-ll. Nlari' Colliy, Iunnuic' lvlartiu. Barbara Darr, Carl Beary, Burn' lliurcc, Ann Colbv. ROXV gf Bcity Clic-slicr. Ba-Hy Sllclrrui, La Vcrm' Tuuclnnli, Nlixx Rnirlm Wzivr' Hulct, Kirryi- Hargix, Cll.ll'lNL'Ll Burux. Thu incllviclual xpnrts O filulw xucnilvurs arc: ROXV ifpcggy Dychc, Hn-lun Allvn, Rurliic Azulrc-ws, lX1iss Karlxlccn Owen, lvlarv Belle Sliilw, lcrry Stvvcus. Oail Bcalv. ROXV 2-Susie' Robcrri, Kay Kim-lil,.Na1ncy Coppocli. Ioan Cox, Virgiiua Cnlilwi-II. Ioan Silver, Barbara Durlaml. Icanuic Baker. ROXN' 3fDiCl lVfCC.lll, Yvonne Cravcns, lklary Franca-s Palmer, lxlary George Powell. Barbara lwlillcr. Hi-Y N, K , i 1 -M e 13 fu- mt: af ,. fs -fs 4 This organization is sponsored by the Young lVien's Christian Association, anti membership is open to all boys interestecl in the Hi-Y program. Entleavoring to create anti maintain a high stanclarcl Ol: Christian living throughout she school antl city, is the principal objective of the group. A worthwhile project of the year is che landscaping program which the Classen Hi-Y Unit has inauguratecl. ROW ifpaul Miillins, Howartl XVohlfarth, Allie Mzijors, Charles Larason, Bill Truebloocl, Tell Phillips. ROW z- Cieialrl Hornung, lack Hynes, lark Moore, Don Chance, Willizini Nlajors, lvir. Lloycl Estes. ROW 3fRalph Kopplin, Bill Nighswonger, Bob SWllUHH'I', Enlrlie XValler, Bill Cromwell. Y-Teens e is Y-Teens is the new name for the Girl Reserves organization, whose main purpose is to encourage its members to grow .is intlivicluals, anti in friendship with all people. Girls max' become members, after attending three meetings, if they are willing to participate in activities and conform to the rules. The Y-Teens help in the Y.XV.C.A. ancl usher at the Niuiiicipal auditorium, in addition to sponsoring worthy projects :incl various social activities. ROW i-Betty Irwin. Nelvina Rollins, Carolyn Rexroar, lean Raymoiul, Ioyce Davenport, Barbara Samuels. ROW' 2-PHI Irwin, Patsy Alderman, Dolores Kozak, lwlary Io Askew, Barllara Vxlisclom. loann Dearing, Dee Boucher, hfliss Pauline Evans, ROVV 3fSillly Altlerman, Par Iohnson, Barbara Harris. lean Youngblood, Gloria King, lvfary Elnm, Dorothy Nclle Smith. f' x ixtil Presenting Classens Pep Clubs 1 Sponsors and presidents of Classen's pep organizations, and a' representative from each group, comprise the Pep Council which meets each week to formulate activities of the pep groups. This executive council ratifies club constitutions, decides upon policies and regulations, and determines dates of events in order to avoid conflict. Mr. Lloyd Estes and Miss Ophelia Byars are faculty chairmen. Seated around the table, outer row, are Miss Katherine Gibson, loc Bodovit7, Mr. Duane Weinert, Iirn Harrison, Mr. Earl Willhoite, Mr. Rex lrwin, Arthur Hutchinson, Paul Leftwich, Miss Ophelia Byars, Mr, Lloyd Estes, Miss Kathleen Owen, Barbara Elliott, Shirley Brvan, Mr. Glenn McKinley. Inside row-Donna Overton, Catherine johnson, Bill Baum, Pat Dudlev. K Hell Hnnnds IANET WELSH Hell Hound Sweetheart 7 5 4' ,sf 1,4 Ny,- MCH . ' 'N uw H Organized by the O Club in l927, the Hell Hounds is the oldest pep club at Classen. Although the membership is limited, any Classen high school boy is eligible. Supporting school sports is the principal aim. ROW I-Mr. Glenn McKinley, Max Bearden, Don Hall, Don Patton, Clyde lohnson, janet Welsh, Bill Baumhlim Baxter, Douglas Laws, Wayne Clegern, Iimmy Sinclair. ROW 2-Dudley Hartman, Arvin Lauback, Mike Lvnch, Rodney Lindauer, Put Dudley, Harvey Piper, Robert Witty, Donald Fleet. ROW 3-Iohn Donley, Robert Fickle, Al Hearn, Bill La Parade, Clark Wysong, Bill Goode, Bill Wright, Gilbert Whitaker. John Houston. ROW 4-Bert Kister, Bob Arn, Mike Lee, Walter Mosin, Ierome Miles, lack Golden, Eugene Hill, Bill Wisdom, Gene Golden. i i S MCQQ ROW I-DllIlI11l Rac Henry, Nancy Coppoclc, Oacl Beary, La Vrre Willianls, Dorothy Darrough, Barbara Elliott, Peggy Dychc, Ioan Brittain, Margaret Klein, Shirley Bryan, Betty Gay Xvcaver. ROYV 24 Beverly Harper, lvancy Bc-rgstra1ul,Shirley Partriclc, Dorothy I.HI'IllJCI'f,pilKIUllI'19tlll, Pat Erwin, Dolores Kozala, l.nuisL' Ann Vflatson, Blanche Thomas, Carolyn Sullivant, Coleen Williams, ROXV gflnmily Nienhaus, Ioanne Holcunxlue, Rosemary Hatcher, lane Fletcher, Helen Lewis, Rita Ruth St. Clair, Ruth Cann, Ieannc Apt-l, Dorothy cimpmai, Cvayc Claclney, Marcia Szillell. ROYV 4-floyce Carey, Wanda Declcartl, Paula Bucy, Carol Lipe, Ioan larkson, Nalllcy Noftsger, lvlarrha Scale, Carolyn Biles, Marry lvlargaret Myers, La lean Higgins, Emma Lou Wilkins. ROW 5-Margrxrtrr Nlancy, Io Ann Crose, lvlarlynnc White, Betty Ann Frank, Carolyn Bowlwarc, lvlarylanrl Hawkins, Kittyc l-largis, Mary Ann Plant, Rosemary l,c-rlvr, Nancy Pool, Doris VVatlcins. Comes ROW I--SHG Ann Watkins, Peggy Stclter, Wlynona Hancock, Kay Paslen, Sharon Sanlortl, Sue xllllllilfll, lklary George Powell, Sally Wlalllis, Verna Lou Frye, Helen Caporal, Ellen Larson. ROW 2fCarolyn Tolbert, Yvonne Elsea, Diane Rowley, Carolyn Staflorrl, Nlitty Ann McCa1lisrL'1', Dorothy Porter, Ioan lvloore, Mary l-looton, Pauline Campbell, Agues Doris, Nlary Io Clapper. ROVV g -f'- Nancy Greirler, Stephanie Pesmen, Carole Biggart, Margie Broker, Ioan Stotts, lin-tty Turner, Betty Ann Stewarcl, lwargaret Cooper, Frances VValler, Sue Roberts, lane Hurst, Dorothy Nt'llc Smith. RQW 44Kgrl1ryn Bt-ll, Carolyn Rucker, Alma Ann Clinkenbeartl Barlvara Belisle, Ann Nlurralx. Susan Anuringer, Nancy l.L'e Sugg, Mary In Askew, Ianc Turnbull, Charlotte Graham, Iamie lfclwarcls. ROW' 5sSally Fogarty, Annette Counts, Phyllis Egcrmeier, Patricia Nlonsour, Sally Brittaln, pat Wallace, Kay Kerr, Nlargarct Long, Myra Rohbcrson, lylary Iamcs, It-ssanly l-lines, Blanche Clarkson. ROVV Iflvlarilyn Pope, Nornxa Ioan Rcartlon, Phyllis Nuftsgcr, Oatl Bcaty, Batty Iulima, Peggy Dyclic, Shirley Bryan, Charlotte lirascr, Barbara Elliott, Pat Harper, La Vert' Vxfillianis, lvfnrilyn lvlilby, RONV 1--'Bcvy Lam- Brigham, lanicc lulin, Charley Ann lvlcnclmm, Icanninv lx1cWain, Miss Katlilt-4-n Owen, lvlnrgic Nloungt-r, Gwen lvlidtliclc, Valcska Buckholz, Rose lvlzlric Antlcrson, Patsy Hairston, ROW 3'-Betty Binlclcy, Bcvcrly Crowr, Virginia Holmes, lvlargarct Cunningham. Norma lvlorsc, Earlcnc lolinion, luannt- Nlnrtin, Nclvina Rtmllinx, Elaine Antlcrson, Carol Tillotson. ROYV 4flOI1.l Gosnell, Carol Nlcliinlcy, lwlary Elizabeth Taylor, Cecilia Holmw, lNlartlia Ryan, Gloria Boultlin, Sally Altlcrman, Charlene lwlmick, lxlargnrt-t Ellcn Dc Armoncl, Betty lrwin. ROW 5f-Mary Pratt, Virginia Pollartl, Doris xxfYllCSfL'lllX'I'g, Marjorit' Howilrtl, BOHhlC BYOWII, lwlona Dtinnny, Bcvcrly Dalilkc, lrlcnc Claxton, Pat Dnvm, Bonnie Coston. Comes ROW I Tlucia Picstott Nflargartt WlllClI!Q llcanor Crun 'Vlaurun lxlulxty Nllrx Clam Kniicll Gut Sanfortl R1 lmttt Nltfnrrx Butrlx Crabb Htltn Baxtti Nlllllllii Xlaitin ROXX ljlttx X ilillxr Cirltnf Lprlllxc Wxnona Wtlvlv l'lainC bptnttr o Ani Lflilgnlll xlfgllllil Calclwcll Pcbgx llnmtt mn bintlltr lxltlitrim Sciuttr omni' Natl RONX 3 lxluzcllc Dans Htltn Alltn Bailmira Bogcnsclultl NIHLN Hobbs Btttx xlilfflllklll C1r0lxn llina an Ilmaltt Harrison Slllflu kllltlx Blblh lNlI4l1lOY Cllfl Sfllfll'-lliWll ROW 4 Ruscniny Tl1ll2,,ll Bulimia Buxton .ltlxit Lilac Crtllly Hainiin X13fllWIlHlll1llLSS Htm Lovcx Nlolly Coffttn Nlarx Lvnnt lvlullcv Ann lvllllxgan Cirolxn nnu ROW 5 Dclmi Wlason HMI Ptarstm lwl1rtli1 Ann Hoocl Xllrlt Low Nluiannc XX ilallt Xlvlln Tucker Sallr Will1an1S lllly Ancltrson eannc Hollmln Skippy C0lllllX 1 Ann DQnm1n ,xa tffria i xi l fxffxfl 4 ,,.f X 1 N wx 0, r cv 'xv 0 Cum ES me 'c 1, 11, - J B P :xlib ban 7110! dom. CO lm, t'1,- -in QIJJQ g 9116 ar S, ant af I has 6 ,bare In ,if ,F it .it if if ffr ' -'lil-11 for '71 , Icanie Genders, n real inspiration rn Comes at all games and pep rallies, recelivh, 3 111, J ifvrrfiuclg-,lc 1 is ncver happier than when leading yells. This little mascot knows them 5' tlmfrf' mcg 80044 0' ff, NW Q iff, S. R p all and can really bring out that wellfkunwn Comes Pep. lf-rtcrcfs, andrf'-ugh P head fix' ' 5 , I , .. V from U10 , Con, ffm. so 3 Comes is thc olmlcst pep club for girls nt Clnsscn. ln aclclition l C0 0011 ef xg 'If w a Jail 'U . rl , ' i 5 dl L50 bqVrrl 113171: Anil: qi N' Hfgbl. 'Hy-c. - bam 'ffl P' abxolzirrxlici to supporting athletics and other school activities, this group carrics on an established tmtlition of cntcrtaining thc football boys at n banquet nt thc close of thc season. ln rcccnt Vncrs the club has sponsored a picnic honoring participants in boys' spring sports. , 5 :hr assemblies adding . - e he best-rlcewglsrrlfr A ngldgrcrnm and one of liven bl' the with bride alilressed in me vw was gd c0mPl'ic bridesmaids' was exmictstueml' 20 1,C?ccou atufe' has t mach We'rc thc Comes now and wc couldn't bc proudcr! 'Nc 2, -- 1... ROW 1-Miss Ophelia Byars Dick Sutherland, Richard MCK Iohnny Xvatson, Mr. Rex lrwih. ROVV 2-IOC Figg, lack Gier, Green. ROW 3-Iohnny lwlillcr, Henry lxlorris, Wy'tlie lvl Pittman. ROW 4-Charles Rambo, Noris Whitaker. lack Zei Charles lhrig, Charles Armstrong. Meteurs -KJ' anford, Burt Slate, Robert Sri G 1 G H T l innon, Larry Butler, Dolores Hurst, Paul Leftwich, Art Pemberton, Tommy Baylor, Bob Huey, Ben Stockwell, Doyle Brock, Ed Tebow, Norvall Clark, Ioe Henschke, Ed pcs eorgc run, cc Phillips, Gene Iacohson, Carl dere, Perry Bennett, Don Stearman, Gene Kerfoot, Charles lwlagmussau, Iohn Freeman. Approximately one hundred boys answer roll call at the weekly meetings of the lwleteors, Glasserfs newest pep group, which was organized this year. ln addition to the pep displayed at school activities, the Metcors have shown much social enthusiasm, having sponsored two formal dances and a number of informal affairs, including picnics and hayrack rides. . K' ,. ooLoREs HURST is gt ' ff ' Meteor Queen XV ,VV xt Y f I f K I' ,i F, i R- si' ' .i c fd .. ,,fff ' A - if ' . ' - N I ff L . -25.7 'R ica ?: ' 3,5517 'if s aw at, s Pledges: ROW' 1-Ted Bartlett, Duane Isbell, Ly l Z ZX .I .I M. . Q' 1 J, 21 as ndcl Butler, Richard r, Bob Scott. I Dickenson, ROW 2-GCOfgC lngram, Hal Mentze Meteors and their dates line up for the Grand March at the Christmas Formal where their queen was crowned, ROW IfRLllPh Thin-s, lm Wi11frcy, Bob Grciner, Walter Beatty, WL -My ,, , . A lv 1. 1. Bobby Tucker, George Dooley, Mike Kirkpatrick. RQW 1.---Terry -I.l'lUI1l2lSOIl Dow McCarty', Earl Iohnsun, Kenneth P4-rillo, lnuncs Schulze, Dale Kxlc, George Ingram, luck Van Ryclcr. ROW 3-Tonnny Tlrorne, Don Bergen Bob Ferrin, Terry Sanders, Leonnrml Shiver, Arthur lvlater, lulian Hlll, Herbert Nlcrnll. ROW 4--Dick lNlcDonultl, Bill Brooke. Robert Nuwherrx Richard Freeman, Leo Lippert, Howard Lime, Inmes Brinson, D.rvid VVQL-ks. 1 ., :ffl 4 During pledge exchange week, Iohnny Miller and Ben Stockwell shine the shoes of Iohn Shelby nml Bob Scott. On thc hletcors' hnskctbnll sqnzul arc, from row: Iohnny Nfiller, Iohnny VVntson3 back row, Iamcs Brin- son, Howarzl Link, anal Richard Freeman. eteurs Dunne lxbell :mtl H.1l hlamnr, in .1 tvpicnl pleclge pose C.1ter to vlce-prexxrlent, Larry Burlcr. uml presiclenr Paul Leftwnch. fan!-if H .N ROV' I-Sydney lVTCClllYl3lKlS, Betty Stockton, Nlary Owen, Cathryn Iolinxon, Donna Overton. lcssie Ann NlcDowell. Peggy Shannon, Peggy Lawyer, Nfarlon Bvnecllct, Carolyn Kincaul, Pat Connell. ROW' z Nlargarer Camp, lean Stargel, lxltIl'g.lI'l'l 1 F Ferrall, lean Strennnel, La Quita XM-lalv, Pat Ellison, Patsy Alclernian. Charlene Hefner. Clnuzline Hefner, Norma lean Xwblfix Piclcarrl, ROVV 3-f Donnie Brown, Fnnnalu Shaw, Helen Troop. Yvonne Cravens, Helen Harry, Cliarlene Hottle, lX'l3I'g.ll'l'I Talley, lVl.n'ilyn Ienniiigs, Carol Briggs, VVanrla Scott. ROW' 4 -Carolyn Nlcliolxon, La Verne Higrlon, Alma lvlllls, lane Full, i' Ioanne King, Pauline Ryan. Ianene Hasscll, lvlargaret Boatriglit, Alrce Nlyers, Delene Brninley. , X vw? I 1 ., ef, X l:lHSSEllE5 RQXV ifDolores Hurst. Iune Hunicutr, Xlargaret Ann Nicliolx. Nlarilyn Stafford, Gerry Stevens, Patricia Xyiggins, Klary Belle Sliike, Virginia Eclwzrmli, lane Levy, Glenna Sue Duclcett. ROXV 2-4-lvliss Katlierinc Gibson, lo Ann Garrison, Shirley ' A Iacobr, Ciarlene Iolinson, Phyllis Phillips, Klary Alice Link, Xlary Franccv Cooper, Barbara Darr, iklary Slierlenlielm, Patsy jiafmy Glenn, Barbara Hassler, ROVV 3--lean Youngblood, ferry Wgilkeie, Nlarilyn Ferro, Bobbie lvlayo, Louise Foss, Louise Carpenter, Kathleen Thompson, Nancy Slocum, Carol Neilson, Io Ann Dale, Kelly Sue Young. ROVJ 4'-Elizaluctlx Brewer, Helen lVlcKown, Betty Cox, lean Xloslcy, Barbara Nfoyer, Frances Smith, Bonnie Sue Kirby, Earlene Nailon, Nancy Lee Grilliy, Elaine Davidson. lklnriorie Neely. 22-f R1 DX Illyiwl 1111.111 KI1'C111'111icl1,I1'.111H.1111il11111.C:11'11'G.111is1111, A1'l1-111- 13111111 NlYl'I1l.l l5111l1'1', I .11 I .11l11-1, 1.1111 INIIH l711'i11g. K.111' 511111, B1111' F1111 Si!1'1111111'. ROXY ig C111'111'l1.1 l'1':11111l111, C.11'11l1'11 Iirll. H11 N11'l111lx, 1111111 XI1'xw111g1'1'. 11.11111 11.111, L11111 . ,. ,. . , . YC'il.lllll. Pat l'11xl1111. P11111 XX1ll1111'11. l'l1f11l11'1l1 NILYXI11111111. 5111- NIM1111, B1'11'1'l1 C111111l1'l11ck. R011 41 li1'111' f.111111111g 111. NIRIVX' 511111. 111.111 Cfuv, XI111l1'1'1l C1111-1, I'1111l1.11.1 B1'.11I1l1.111', l5.11'l1.11.1 Xlillcr. B1111' XI1l111'1-11. Xl.111' I'.1l1111'1, H.11'1'11'11 1-sl1'1'1'1'I1, C1l.11l1'x 111111. Susie R11lv1'1'1s. CIHSSQHQS X 1 11 111 11 111111 111 1 1 s 1111 11 11111 1 11 1 I1 l ll IX I S HU! 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Dottie Young, l.JDl'I1.l Hinchey, ' ' ' N' ' ' i ' v 3' ' 'www Elaine Hnvcs, Sliirlcy SllVL'l'HAlll, ROXK' Q- Xlainccn Dnrrett. Iurry Lon Segars. Cl1.ii'lotu' l'nn1s, l.n Anne L.nltinx, Cunighi Sun Honlbe, l.n1l.i Cn hh, 1 Pmrlvnigi liostcr. lX'l.n'y lieth Guy, Betty laclasmi. N.inL'v Cinnpui', Virginia Nltflill. ROXY 4f'l0I1t' l-l.xn1iltnn. lain Camp, Nnrnm It-.in Davizlsnil, l3.irlxn'41 Hitt. Bt-vt-rlx liiinlwt-rlin, Put Xliirrell, Xlnrilxn Xlnrpliy. Bt-vt-ily l5.ill. Filecn Su-mls. Bvtlx' liivltl, Rao Flla G.mlm'r, llnt Xlcclennlmn, l.niuVnc 'Vhlung plans for thur fourtttnth annual sprin banquet are the Classctrc ofliccrs: Donna Overton, Peggy Shannon, Mnriaii Benedict, Put Connell, A Catherine Iuhnson, Peggy Lawyer, Carolyn Kincaid, VAN v5 Clnssettes have been shearing from the sidelines :it Classen since IQ32. A trncliton of this organization is to honor the basketball tenrn with .1 hnnquct at the close of the season. The ambition of 5-year-olzl Icssie Ann lVl'eDowcll, who has been the Classette mascot for two years, is to grow up and become I1 full-fledged member of the club. Raw! Raw! Raw! Yvonne Cravens and Isnt: Ezell bazoolcas aside and get on their mcx as cheer for Arkansas. kj ROW I-Bill Black, Tommy Shaw, Robert Colley, lack Nloore, Ive Bodovitz, Phyllis Noftsgcr, Bob Wood, Bill Thornton, Bob Brown, Price Starks, Warren Edwards, lim Harrison. ROW 24Bill Nighswonger, Gerald Hornnng, Tommy Lynn, Gilbert Shaw, Raymond Toldon, Dan Yerglcr, Bill Booth, Eddie Waller, Archie Wilcs, Breenc Kerr, Leslie Benton, Gene Harrill. ROW 37Iini Hatcher, Don Clark, Albert Hewitt, Charles Sticfcl, Fred Kiehl, Iohn Samaras, Bob McLain, Iohn Cassacly, Alan Morledge, Charlcx Bondnrant, Alex Aven, Charles PenDell, Mr. Duane Wcinerl. ROW 4wBolx Buck, Dwight Dyer, Bill Karnes, Marvin Greenberg, George Conley, Bill Siler, Bill Williams, Bill Roberts, Tom Dudley, Carroll Swickey, Bud Clark, Walter Atkinson. ROW 5-Bill Belknap, Dick Lock, lerome Meachen, Alan Schrei- ber, Robert Keller, Ralph Kopplin, David Maytubhy, Boh Lawrence, Doug Trowbridge, Edward Spencer, David Andenon. fi-' xg 2' ,.--'- Blue Jackets Phvllis Noftsgcr .., Preventing Charlotte Fraser, Inlia Lee Collingsworthfhyllis Nofrsger, Germaine lviillspnngh, flllfl lvfaye Marie Rogers, the Blue Iackcts' Beauty Parade. Blue Jackets ROW i-Bob Eastwood, Iohn R. Smith, Charles PcnDell, lack Yvioorv, Inn Harrison, Phyllis Nuftsger, Alan Morludge, Clarence Hodges, Arthur Heath, Boh Boytc, Henry Wade, larry McCay', ROVV 2- Lune: VVhittakt-r, Iinimy Colt, Dick Dumnr. Paul Powers, jimmy Brimrn, Arthur Svunison, Bill Springull, Boh Kesler, Roy Parker. Iohn Dutton, Charlcs Moss, Iimmy Duncan. ROW 3-V Bob Bolding, Rohr-rt I.ar.ison, Tcrry Diacon. Iohn Patton, Churlc-x Bt-all, Lt-c Stoldt, Boh Swatch, Bill Palmer, Sun Mendel, lohn Harrington, Bill Anderson, Richard Burk, Iohn Trowhridgc, lim lvloorc ROW' 4-Guytun Anderson. Paul Miilliiis, lorry Bull, Milton Laird, Richard XVulter. Richard Kamp. Bob Clark, Thornton XVright, Allen Russell. Donald lxht-ll. Bronson Cook ROW' 5-Bill Ross. Hayes Dacus, Harry Kcrtou, George Orr. loc Fisher. Boh Raymond, Hurry Xllihl. Alhurt VVclxh, llurry Nlattht-us. Hill Humphries. Tom Sterling. ROW' fr-Tlunc Hatcher, loc Brvcridgc, Bruce Birrcll, Clmrlvs Kerr, loc' lrinu, Clmrlex Lundcun, Huh iliurncr, Cent' Chapman, Gordon Brown, Clint' Martin, Buddy Powell. The year 1931 saw al new orgauiizution at Classcn, the Blue Iaclccts Pep Club, with thcir proud membership of twentyfninc. Now, with 11 roll of one hundred forty-onc, this organization supports school athletics, and participates actively in intramural sports. From the ranks of thc Blue Iackcts have come outsttnuling It-riders in .lll organizations and activities. Bt-lit'vc'i's in the adage, 'iAll work .ind no play makes Bluc ILICRCIS dull boys, tht- group sponsors two formal dances. and several informal parties and dances, mich vt-ar. i Hubba-Hubball Iohn Richardson and Ioe Beveridge arc a couple ol cuties during pledge week Q . HB'd hhhv l donlf lffmwn Wlf Tom MCElh1nC!' K0 DY- QWZZY- lo? B0fl0VlU' 4'Swcct Adeline? harmonize Milton Laird. Iohn Rithardson, Iohn Troulmdgt- if Cfmlff CSPCYS PfCCCK'lIl1g llw Wlll R0gl'1'S lD2Sl4f'IlJ2ll game, and Alhert Vlfelch, as they xcruh thc Lost VVL-ek-liml Bar during Comet Capers r1..- 41..N.,. Q.,.W-1 lim-! ,-lm-.1 ,A ,...W,,.M .M lx.. 41. mm HW 3,-...W ,H ww1w...l, nw my .x1Au,.W+, ln. mu., ,Hx w m 'mu Int-mu :ln xluwrng wzxuwu. uv lun nm .14-mln vlmz Hu w.m.i url? nv.um.uu :ln 1-ulvv,n1w1vgxu1 lm-x ww M N IXUXX n Imuk Kim. IMI II.m'.1Iv Ckunm Xiuxlmll B111 Xml. IML N--vmllw-:mv-I. Slmhx Sul-..m.,:l luv. xmidnvvx. llvm-11 I',.rr.1wu ll.m imrulmvx lima Mmm I4-.nn limi-lu. XI.mlxn Ivuunnp im-yy. 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Iulmny Khllcr, lun CQmlug,.un 'xinffwff if xy .R -vu:'4'4fw2.LgxM A V 7 QfMQ1WN ,X Z Q I X N ff W. A f . Q, W M. ' X I 'I 1 f 4 -fr? f Q. 6, af. 16 Vs cf if ,. Q. if ' 'ffffg ' ' ,f'5 'k , ' ' - ' jf ' ww ' lf! 5' - ff'2l72f k w2fQp,f XX Q W A if k W fr g5r iSkf1:Q -,,,, , worth, Dick Miskcll, Bob Frye, Townlcy Culbertson, Hnrrv Niclunls, Bols Nelson, lim Harherr, Dwight Dyer, Thane Hatcher, Charles Larsson, Peggy Voris, Bob XV1lson, Paul Rolmrts, George Lnhtllmvrg. ROVV 4-Nancy Slocum, Kllxnles Stcwarr, Don Clark, Iohn Trow- bridge, Roy Duncuxn, Bill Thom, lim Corrigan, George Cowan, Inc Fruonx, lim Snydcr, Iolmn Drake, Bolz Kemp, I. Sit-mens, Iolm Baker, Bruce Spcncc, Darrell Warren, Vincent Lcdcrer. ROW 5 fun riglutj-Fred Pcrcwul, Bull MtGrntlx, johnny Miller. ROW 5 fon lvflj- Bob Barry, Don Curran, Helen Doane, Patsy Glenn. Hffb 1.-W r 1, . L' ff, ,, fl . w:'..Wf2 f ,R ' m. Q 35- t 1 Q .. ave fl 731,011 -VCQH aria, those b 4 egutl. I All fl f PW 617174 umf O1-Inky .- on . . df, . Pl-1 yy If nog V 7 1 M. l f ' -fa ill-,Q jx l 'K , Q 7 J X S 4 fe- .. ,. 1'9- . 'f, H 6 4 tile 111-.Xt I ,V 5 ff ' Bob Swimmcr, 6 fcct 5 inches tall Q7 feet ' xx inches including shakoj has the rcspon sihllity of directing the Held stunts of Clus- . . - sen s loo-plc-ce marching band. L sf!! A K Q. - L rl: El E H U 1 1? WWW ROW I-'IC21I'liC Schott, Barbara Knpp, Nancy Cooper, Vnrginia Anderson, Iayne Peer, Nancy Iarvls. ROW 2-Alyne Nfartin, Dolores IVfcCann, Peggy Shannon, Betty Gaye Weaver, Alan Hough. ROW 3-Mary Ann Plant, Virginia Hopper, Dorothy Whirg, Icromc Meaclxen, Charles Ioncs, Iimmy ROW 4-Mr. Earl Willhoitc, Bob Osburn, Haycs Dncus, lack Andrews, Bob Stapp, Iohn Lea, president, I H.. A RC., 2? 2 ' 00 3 ., rr ' 51 5 g oo 2, k fafgyin tx R its 9 I 5 I Q - 4 R ' 6, NN My gglw Q3-'isa ,Af - y f ' 5 rf J ara F 5 i 'H 4 wh F f ., an 6 9 ,1 , 69523 + . - 6 l ' xg? 2? . ,ff 1,9-syiggk , Q 'kai Q: fs. Q i X . , 2 5 1 1 i x 3 , z f HTS , Bos JOHNSON N x -it if 1 X ki li' x l CLIFF CLAY FRANK IOI-IN Punt have a bad season, so it was with the the past two seasons and hop As every team is destined sooner or later to Comets ' ' ' ' in 1946, still playing on the record of a successful '46 season. Led by Leo Higbie, one of the most capable coaches in Oklahoma, the Comets had good coaching and g od material but lacked that something that makes a winning team, In the Ii Se Chieftains managed to out-score the Comets, '5-o. The Comets were in their stride when they met Lawton, only to find a passing attack that cost them a 24-11 victory. Outplayed and unable to move in the entire first half the Ca iitol Hill got their spirit in the h eful for certain 0 1 rst tussle of the season the minole savage edskins . ' R second half, to the tune of 13-o, and found themselves t e first city eleven to beat Classen in two years. Northeast's Vikings proved to be no match for the stubborn Comets, and C had its first victory of the year, 2 -6, When the encouraged Classen4Comets met their bitter rivals, the Central Ca predictions of two evenly matched teams proved true. Both teams fought with every- thing they had, Classen on the ground and Central through the air. Fleet scat back, Ed Dooley, ran 64 yards to pa dirt ' h lassen rdinals, Ugh ! STANLEY BROWN but by :1 y in t e Comet's mighty thrust at victory, Central managed to outscore the Classen squad, the I-irst time in two years, thin margin of 16-19. Playing under a completely different set of rules, the Comets fell to To Kansas, 27-6, after a series of unlucky decisions. On a rain soaked field after a h d f peka, , ar ought battle all the way, Enid wa victorious team, 12-o. A Comet team, 'inspired by their dads on the bench, a11d led by a pair nf Heet-footed Dooleys, and a left-handed passer, Ierry Ruse, simply ran wild ove Norman Tigers, 33-6. s the r the The Comets' season ended with a z l 5-13 oss to the Shawnee Wolves. Though the Comets gained o11ly two victories during the season dividuals were ho ' 'Yiwu GOOCH lt' S 1 V OK- Na' , a trio of in- nored by various all-star teams. Ed Dooley, swift-footed halfback, who paced the Classen ground attack throughout the season, became the tenth Classenite to be named to the all-state highschool t Dooley will be a member of the N h' ort s all-star squad which will play a similar team from the South next August. Doole I eam. y aso was named to the all-city aggregation along with Nate Graham, Iunior guard, who will be back with the Comets 11ext year, The other Classe to receive all-star honors was Iohn Gooch, Senior end, who was placed on th district team. Doole and G h ' nite e all- y ra am also gained berths on the district squad. .nf- fi.. 'ff 2 el J Q ALEX AVEN ' R i i ' si i A if JAMIE - 451. CAL STEWART MARSH i if s I -A E -L .. 'gifs 1 Y . BILL McCORD IOH BERGMAN TOM CHRISTIAN 1-H ACK GRASINGER LEO COLLAR -re ma 'S K s- fi 'W , K s f f ...H 5- , 1 ,L i, Q ., g if- 1 e . , . t A ' H -ff , 5 - 1 . . 3 S, s.. gif Mg. if Vw ,Y .1- I B H GEORGE DOOLEY V' . down. N Ed :his is no dmc to SW E. In ROGERS ow- ' SCOREBOARD 035530 0 -,,-,-,--f-f--------v--- -fffff-...,,,,,,..., S eminole 6 Classcn I2 ...,. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,w---,,M, L 3 Wmn 24 CIHSSCH O Y--V,,V ...Y,,7,,, C apical Hill I3 Classm 24-- -ffffff- f,ff,ff,f. N Ortheast 6 Classen I9 ,,.. ,.,,,, ,,,,,,A,,, C 6 mm! 26 Classen 6 ,,,...,,,,, ,,,,,,,,M, T Opeka 25 CIHSSCU 33 ff----,--f- ,,,,,.,. N orman 6 ED DOOLEY Classen o ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,--,A,,,,w E mid I3 X, CIHSSCU 13 --6666-- -A77'V-- 5 hawnee 25 , f 4 f , - h X W I .JV . P - IOHN REDDELL - 1 A I . ,. fag V l,l 4 U :W 6 . l l. f f , , M ,A - .,j 4 Y Sl K' I x gl IERRY RUSE 1oHN BREW DON Hocus ARCHER STOTTS 6 'fl ' i . l5 ' I xx K V' X a s kg ' 15: if x ll v M Q 6 ll f 6 6 6 lll xr IIMMY WILLARD, 5 NEIL MCCOWN Xt me LARASON NATE GRAHAM ' CHARLES MALASON t. l 5 .. 5 x ,Wu E -Nga! K .3 , X x ' El , rx In H BERT RO VVATERS fu, ff A Bll.L , qlllfljg A fi ffl F MCGI-E Si ve , 3. A X' .WW . Q- 'fb' fi ' .ar yERRY RL'sE THIERIE 21 Byng , ,, gn Tulsa Rogers A k Clusscn ,, Classcn V Classrm 32 lfaycrruvrllr, r. Clnssen 33 Van Buren, Ark Clussun 35 Alma. Arkansas Clzxsscn I6 Norrhrusl Clnsscn 214 Norman Cllasscn 31 Sluwncc R 2 Claswn 17 Cnpirnl Hill V4 Classun 36 linlml , fCl.mrn jo Ccnrrul Q! 7 N w, sy . M QS f fs- ,.f'f JV, ' L.- . .- ,ff E . Q., X- l ff' -:M xx E, w 1 1 NATE l GRAHAM l l w l Basket Y W W Er -1?-,,.-1 r 5 J? S 'i 5 . il N ff, N 'X TE V .M A X I rw if ,Q 5 .n s 5 Q-5 5 .2 Q rf L 7 A - I .. A . muh -lrlnr help, X HlERl: Clnssen 26 Byng Clznscn , 37 Iulm Carroll A RAE' Classcn , 44 Norrhcast N50 l i Classcn 33 Capiml Hill ,, 23 Classcn , 55 linul , lg Clansxcn 21 Ccnrral V: Qlnssvn , 40 Sr. Gregory LLOYD 7 Cilasscn 40 Shanncc IESSEPH 37 Llasscn 35 Norman , , ,, 35 Claswn 49 Van Buren, Ark. , 26 Clausen 33 Tnlsu Rogers 'M .Y L1 Es A 31? 3 E g E N E ss. ' E 2- 'W Es, f, NW , , E- 45 3 X lx Q, -I 'E x , 'Y NR W - is r X . 4' 1 Nw I , x K V W ' PAT CARROLL 3 '11 '5 Q 3 'J SWICKEY .1 x , ' PETE j'- DARCEY Ball we-N: 15 .. mi ia 'S iz Q ..f- ,X F If ARCHER STOTTS y T' A I ka-1 r ' F - Y 4 gf' . y e. siss ,I l 5 , . V, l ' P ri m? I l K ii 'H' Q ARTHUR K I 4 H ss-ff 1 new HUTCHINSON .C ff' H . S0525 i ' ' A1 I - veit' V- 1. Kng thi TINY Our team is R-E-D hot! Your team is so shot! lust I K look what we've got - I-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-On This peppy Comet yell was the students' favorite as Coach Carroll Smelser's Comets enjoyed a f V brilliant season. Classen made up for losses to Byng and Capitol Hill by twice K f E trouncing Central, Northeast, Enid, and Shawnee. The Comets placed second in the mid-state Q conference. Starting line-up consisted of Archer Stotts, David Harpman, Bill McGee, Arthur 'L -1 Hutchison and Bill Blew. Mid-termers, Stotts and Harpman, who graduated and left the squad. were ,L replaced by Pete Darcey, 6 ft, 6 center, and Robert Waters. 1 In the regional preliminaries of the tournaments the Comets defeated the Midwest City Bombers, 43-27. I The semi-finals presented their twice beaten rivals, the Central Cardinals. A necessary item for a successful N Classen basketball season was checked off for the third time as the Comets conquered the Cards 23-18. In the finals a stronger and more seasoned Comet squad met the Redskins. At the close of a hard-fought -, contest, the Redskins held a two point lead, IAME5 Classen is proud of Bill McGee, a sure shooting forward, who was placed on the all-city and district WRIGHT all-star teams. Defeated in the district Hnals, the Comets hold second place in the mid-state conference and in the city bracket. I ' 2' , , I sf! f, W: cf .. . I, - l ,i iff . A, M , . r,l..--.A A ,- . .lf - ' Rx LX - . ,L 1 5 ' 4 'X K' 1 no P f A ,ff ,MA J V m . ,L M . It AA .7 . X ' G:,, r f K E + a+ - 3, I rf' f A A A T v. ' A . yi . It 5 , e if - , A f Q 4 .0 Ax. ,A , sos X swi ER .A DAVID I 4 HARP i 1- ' 4 BILL ste fi I c BRUCE ' ' , GILL ,I '57 MAN A rl L TEAM Of Referee Bill Harris is struggle our of his sitout position from the hold Bob Davis has on him. watching Tom Milner i ' g - - li2LA5SEli' BMS Y,AaSk.-ni , ROW I-Bob Davis, George Ellison, Iohn Cole, Glen Stovall, Corky Howard, Howard Wohlfarth, Joe Beveridge, Dick Hoke, Mr, Fred Raizk. ROW 2-David Maytubby, Bill Harris, Sam Murray, Bob Turner, lohn McKemis, Tom Draper, Bob McCurdy, Frank White. ROW 3-Tom Iones, lack Paine, Dick Iones, Mike Kirkpatrick, Ed Fagerquist, Dow McCarty, Harry Matthews, Tom Milner, Bill Wilson, David Hereford, lim Hughes. Classerfs second year of wrestling attracted a large group of boys to this ever! popular sport. Among the outstanding wrestlers are Ice Beveridge, Dick Hoke, Tom Milner, and Howard Wohlfarth. Hoke and Milner placed in the A.A.U. meet, Hoke losing in the semihnals. g This is the first year bowling has been offered, The team participates in inter-school games and tournaments. One of thc favorite spring sports is tennis, composed of a group of open air enthusiasts who brave the Oklahoma weather to practice. AF' g'? 'B7il5 ROW I-Cliff Clay, Ed Dooley, Stanlev Brown, Bob lohusnn, Cal Stewart, Bill McCord, Leo Collar, George Dooley. ROW 2-Izuniel Miirsli, Nate Graham, Ierry Rule, Dun Hogue, Bob Turner, Iohn Bergniaii. ROW 3fCoach Leo llighie, Lt-Roy Sullivan, Tom Iones, Ralph Reece, lack Andrews, Phil Kennedy, Charles Larason, Tum Christian, Donald Wright, Bob Chitwood, Roy Matthews, Glen Stovall, Harry Matthews, Ierry McKay. WUHH ROW I-Iim Snyder, Bob Acers, Charles Bondurant, Bill Lawrence, Walter Brown, Iohn Harrington, Bud Coleman. ROW 2-Clarence Hecker, Ierry Milligan, Nick Foltz, loc Beveridge, Court Snyder, Ioel Blake, Wallace Sorrelw. ROW Shoemaker, Alan Morlcdgc, Bill Schroeder, Breene Kerr, Thornton Saferstein, Iohn Hawk, Dick Moser, Ierry Iamison. S, f S X t X' K I f 'f it ,.,',i ii A it R if S . ' ., f 5 H 'V f Q 'Q ,,,, , f,l 1 lick , . L, I fjg We M R4,,1exig1de,,' S 1' X 'x I W QV X ff' 'A i A it iii HQ R' + 1 'lx X fM b S1-f 'Sr J ' Fidel - -,. ' -il CG Un, . . .. M ' L'0Lq,R w F M A . X 1, Perg Bud regman '-q.-- , , A hh 1 dy Waggobkk UPI: Q 1 8 5 lfcusssfv' QASQE' E A I-Iohn Brett, E. I. Rogers, Iohn Gooch, Alex Av:-n, lack Crasingcr, Frankie Robinson, Chuck Mnlnson, Archer Stotts. ROW 2-Buddy Muir, Howard Wohlfarth, McCown, Bob Slunn, George Thompson, Bill Davis. ROW 3-George Ellixon, jack Paine, Iimmy Grinders, jimmy Willard, John Recldell, Tom Milner, Don Petillo, VVilson, Sam Murray. Mr. Fred Raizk, Mr. Rex Irwin. ,A we .X xt- X .nw - , hun CxwXaYlA?lL. xC 0 'YW gil .MS 'V U0 rv , , ,X rwll A ROW I'fW1llIt'f lohnson, lvlonty Wilsoii, Noel Kruger, Iames Dahl, Lloyd lwsscph, Cal Stewart, Stanley Brown. ROW zslvfr. Rex lrwin, Don Hague, Vlfarncr Nlorris, Guy Fulleri Bill lVleGee, Iuhn Redelell, Ierry lvIcC.1y, Mike Lee, larry Ruse, , CXcf5cm,.QXv NCB' xv iw W wt ssrr'AYl'liL 1 , . 0 ' 'is Mm at sifow ln the spring a young nmnls fancy lightly turns to thoughts Uf+SP1'lIlg ,athleticsl Iurlging from the returnetl letternien anzl the boys who played on the Fretl lanes team clnring the summer, this yeaifs baseball team is sure to be a guocl one. Baseball, a popular but not highly publicized spring sport, promises an exciting season, The season begins early this year with the following lineup: Catcher, VValtc-r Inhnsong pirclit-rs, Bill lvlc- Gcc, lnhn Rt-flflcll, lvlonty Wlilsoxig shortstop, Iames Dahlg Hrstbasc, Ierry Ruscg seeonclbzxsc, Lloycl ICS- scphg thirclbase, Cal Stewartg leftlqelcl, WLll'IlCf Mor- risg Centerhelcl, Mike Leeg and rightfielcl, Guy Fuller. VY Lloyd Icsscph, Robert Waters, Ierry Ruse, Pat Williams, Nate Graham, Bill McGci'. Bob Swimmer. 'w ROW 1-Lt-Rov Sullivan, Budtlv Muir. Clill Clav, Danny lwlmlciiix. Tom Mc uixmn, Earl Watkins, Bill McCarty, Charles Mqlqxtiii, Bill Dunlap. Frank Roliinwn, H.irry Matthews. ROW 2-lack Pains, Larry Burnartl, Bill Lallartlc, lack Amlrcww, Rav- niontl Iames, Carroll Swirl-ccy, Bob Shinn, Gcorgr Dooley, Nt-il McKnwn, Rat-linnl Iones, Mr. Fred Raiik. ROW 3-Roy lvlatthcwx, Bill Brookes, Robctr Wutrrw. Iimmy Genders, Nate Graham. Bob Swimmcr, Don Blnir, Dwight Dycr. Bill Siler, Bob johnson. Track is also gi favored spring nctivitv, intlutling .1 numb:-r of football boys wlio kccp in Slmpc tlirougli its Jctivitivx. Sincu the banning of spring fotltlmll this ycar thc rmck cm-ollmt-m is especially high. A goml rccord is assured, na wvt-rail of last yciifx lark AUP an, n f , d'fu1, 'Z' c-,U ., 7 rl ' cal Cfffolllx 'fur S,,.IUr '-74-if C eq, oar , , , I ram,-F M, R -'I 41' V 'f1, 'dk' af 5 gfrq 'Trl lL'ffCl'nlCll l'li1VL' l'1'flll'llL'il to SU'L'llgllK'll lllk' IC.lY'll, 113. CIW Pete Darccy, Archer Storrs, Bill Blrw, Bruce Gill, james Wright, David Harpmnn, Carroll Swickey, Arthur Hutchinson. ' C73 State ljhamplons first i , . mpetition is, left, Peggy Dychc, who won the badminton singles title. She also entered the Qltlahoma Qpen for 1947, antl retnrnecl with consolation singles. Ar the right is the champf champion, Ruthie Andrews, who was winner of tennis singles in hoth the state ancl the city in 1946. Also city champion of the hatlminton singles in our Ruthie. ln the center is a comparatively new girl to Classen, Helen Allen, but nothing eoultl stop her in achieving the state championship oflx94Qix in state Con SKLIKC minv-mon l nl . . X , ,- ff fl lip! l r Qmlle mul Yllc8lA1:?l?imx, Nlllli. .htX3. WKZOL R01 . both WW . Y. RO . ,X-Call. U . - rn, . rhng- H D jlki - .-Did dxcl aflmis ream 'Disk loan Sxlvcfv Stevens, MAS YOPVL kd ClaSSCn' . Umm Caldw V -we anal lull mc 'Q Palmer, Viv Ruthie Pxnclql cc, ' we, , V. i?MLxr?.EBgllSXS2Ilx, And State Hua Q the lkst 0 0 ' Ping-Pong 'Tlmcrcls a gleam in my eye and y0u'cl better sun' slug mm Barbara Miller, wlmo placed second on the ping-pong team tlrii year. Uplmolnling the record of Classerfs ping-pong :cam arc: ROW I-Susie Roberts. ROW 2TOLICl Beary, Nancy Coppocla, Helen Allen Ruthie Andrews. ROW 3 Barbara lvlillcr Did rf Tennis QD Tweet, VNCCKN. Yxcvc comes :Mc dw team, as she nvenavcs her scwc. Ou fYmqbsm NNXH, DRA McCaXX, Mary Gcorgc Yvonne Cvzwcns, O56 Hanky, Yxdcn Caxgovd, I at have ken: fxvsx, second, and dnvd Qhccs xn 's bahdxnnon vccovds lov xqqcj, xqqfv, mA xqqj. ROW x Dydxc. ROW 7.f gms Cnc scam 0E Xasx ya . 'md doxnic Ends on Ckxsscn sxngfc . Ar Pla ' the Eng E2'HS33T2t n g' Cn bis: four ali. Thclrlg Com lr of Okli ra Millgosmons C were PIQQIY cl lhonh C and Rm fa 5 Were Pa . Umi, ' lt . h' 'Sic 5 . Won ycd In C mffd Y Pin , IC Andrevilslcf Rob-ff'ff'ff0m 'Emmys tg? 5652225 ' Ou I ,sg OP nl 5 rt 1, Condi Hcfjnbxirosjghc en, tlliscrn ls XnKvXxuf' says Yvonne Cmvcxxs, sccon Xcr :cams nxcnxbcvs, Xck m rkxghu. Vm-1cXX, Vsudnc Pxndvcws, Peggy Peggy YuXXcr. 'Uxcsc Qu ' diy anA swam B . admlmnn md cm A-Qhcc U me 1 povimg, new Mb swuazcvs was qmtc nbc iaswon Soc Chsscn gxds inxs year. Show- Kng xbvcefyear Xeuer-sgxd, Va: Smash, new no maneuver knxo me Qaida Qossessxon are Mxss Kenna Wave Yxukx, Xek, and Nskss Xladneen O-Hen. Xlll XI 'Flu vlvc ncttcal :lg niul Cll1lSQL'lllS will-ylmll uamm, wlliulx ll.lN lw.11'tiuipgzu-ll in .ull tlxu KHlll'I1.lI1lL'I1lN, imlullu: ROW' 1--I 1 cum Kung, 'dl-ul Cilllu. fXl.n'y lla-lla Slwilac, ROW lfldl YL-run' ,lAUHCI11.lll ll-My lil-ul, IL-.num M.11'ti1m. K.1Ll1lu-lx Tlmmlmlmnm, ROXN' gfliutly uric. Xlary Culby, Ni1ll1l.l ll.1fL-lxwml. UM llmly. lVl.1rl.u1 llum-lllcr, llctrx clllL'KlK'l', lieu Sin-lu-11. l'mL-fly Kll1llJL'l'llI1. ROW' 4- Y .lrilvyn Gmncll, Kitryu H1lI'glN, Ivrry Cfcvlvlm. YIOIHIIIIL' fxXXlllrUI'4.l, cill.lI'lSL'.l llurm. Ann Ckllluy, IV. Nlnrx Inns lulm ggr.1mlclxilvlrcn in L:I'.ll1Llll'l0El1L'l'I Wlxnt pretty' lcgi xou lldllln is wlxqlt l541rlm.lr.1 Xlowr, lfmuisu C. Swlmminq ff-w f' lrpcntcr, Georgie Clmum-r 'fa sun, Inxm licvcrinlgc, Ycrnlitll Wlllitc, nml HL-tu' Clxcilmcr, Qwimnwmg stars, will lm lmcnring frmn rlmcir tlmc future. And tlmcx' will be so-0-0-0 riglxtl W-Q MM.. ww, 1fQ Hymn 4. KJ . . , X53 H Q S , ,i . 5 W ., f. 4?h?fjf-Li, -Q... 'fm V K N. x ff, - 1 SWQQQ V ,M Zjgag' , , 4'ifKx.faM. 4,,-qw Q at 1 '41 , . , ,Le g 2' ws' M S-' f. 0 , A ' va? K My ' '-'Wil ' M, W, A , A' if-ef K f, - K, f -, 11u,,NQ A fcjfiifiii . ,, .Q f M-..., am A , f an .kiwi K2 V A 4--A Basebal Tluc nine gir Mary Colby. Row l A Y 1-'A' J x 'YM 1 fr ' H f X L. VK'-ff',7,'3,f, . ' K , A yfixr' 1 fx ls uplwlrling Cl.1SsCn'Q fcminim' lmsclnnll tc.1m tlmiw ycnr nru: ROW x-Tommie Aslmforrl, Betty Cl1CSl1CY, 2-A1111 Colby, Clmrlsul liurns, 0.111 Beary. ROXV 3-Betty Raul, lxlllflllll llcncrlict, Betty Slmclton, Norma Hnlclwoorl. fm 'Y ELAQSEN Awanns HU U - swf - 3-wggff-:. ' 1, 5 ,fs j ,s ' -. Mal X '- vc' gleam wr5+ a, -ma. . afgife bi. i' :zz--.rff-wa iz. 'Qtr' 'L 4 .t.-rfafawf staff-A rr ., r. , fgiffizw, f V1 1, a7f6'f1i1t, -e t. ' roi-iN MOQRE Marherrrarrcr RmsnI 0n 'W MARGARET Km to Engine Ar-fara..i-iaraara Award gonna WA?- roars Menu-H1 Mnhcmarrar newsf- Award some Awafd IANICE IOHN Awards which go to the outstanding students in each department are: ART-Art Nouveau, Art Renaissance, and Art Department, COMMERCIAL-Accounting and Secretarial: ENGLISH, HISTORYg HOME ECONOMICSQ LANGUAGE 4 Latin, Spanish, French MA'I'I-IEMATICSQ MUSIC4Bloch, Harrison Service and Vocal Musicg IOURNALISMQ SCIENCEQ SPEECH' Debate, Forensic, Little Theatre, Mary Martineau Memorial, and Mary Martineau Memorial for Service. ATHLETIC awards go to the most outstanding boy athlete and girl athletes in individual and team sports. The Patterson athletic award is given by the class of 1930, in memory of joseph Hester Patterson, who went clown with the submarine Squnlus. Cash awards, to be applied on college education, are the A.A.U.W., Delta Kappa Gamma, and Sears-Roebuck Foundation Scholarships. The Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma City donates the Aviation Award to the senior whose interest ,and achievement in aviation is noteworthy. EARL WATKINS 5151-rv si-:ELTON Mlfhmmics RCC'-'aniliof' Imph Hester Parrermn Girlr' Team Sports Ar-tara Award Athletic Award SHIRLEY KooNTz yarrrrralatrrr Award IACK WATSON Chamber of carrrrraarca Aviation Award Berry STOCKTON Iournalism Award BEVERLY GOLSON Art Renaissance Award , I i . . r- F?W595?1l7i?5E'FaiSS'5iiW3s?iWiG?i?E3?5I53iS5 A rwaie ttsaitiaiierfsearsfofwieigx ff F 'ji at I '- I ..,fA25frV 515 x F r W W .t QA s--is ' - .trtaesgsza . in MARY BELLE SHIKE A,A.U.W. Award Avg , . .. .. , .. . M. , f -f- ' ,1i,,,,,,. y , at 'S' E 2 2 42 aaa , V Z rss at P tt' gi? I J S ga 3, r A sp ROY DUNCUM Bloch Instrumental Music Award 5 K :Xl SA Q 55, S J fr Eggs -r 1. M . t as ,S ,r,.,.,...I,,,.v.,A.,, E 1 r IOE BODOVITZ IEANNE HOFFMAN English Award Latin Award Marirerraarxea newgraarir, Award Debate Award Honorable Mention Bert Citizen Award BEVERLY HARPER.. Mary Mtrrrrm Memorial Award far Speech ED DOOLEY ..... .......,... . .... .............. A I l-round Athlete BILL MCGEE .......,..... . .... .. ..,............ All-round Athlete FRANCES MtCALL ,,,...... ........ I adn,-:dual Girls' Sports HELEN HARRY ......,. ,..,..,................ .....,,...... . . .English Award NANCY NOFTSGER ..,....,.................,,., .... .......... . . .Inumaltrm IOHN BAKER .......... .. Elnrh Award in Inrtmmmtal Mant EARNIE IOE PULLEY ..... Bloch Award tn Instrumental Muna ARCHIE WILES.. ........... Bloch Award In Instrumental Mum I I f fee f' -V 1, Q-5 sr y 11 5 M g 'rr' gr CATHERINE IOHNSON OAD BEATTY Mary Marrineau Memorial Girls' Team Sports Award Award for speech 9'V'4rix?ila'i'95'HPi PM is ?af3HfVS'faW5H.'1P. A wget: awe-ar .,,,, A , at r IAFSBZELYASTIEIELQ5 ' fgfrtriiafsgg, L,'?Uf'irTarfSi , I' ,5,,,,,' 'I s1W2 'I-.elf ,agetfaiassfziiitff-, .-1 . t t , a t I 4 w.. A3 is N r y,Q.g., X e ff, a Y 4 el r ,gi fir ' if Rear ,, t aa ,f t r f BARBARA ELLIOTI' Little Theatre Award - rar, s 5535141 -a if l Va . . 'P t VI.. Q93 NLE . ,r , ,S 5 .. 5 x rg F . PATRICIA FOSTER BILL THOM Harrison Instrumental Musk Award ' ,-,lj g an k gs' ,r Daparrrrrrrrr at czryrrrrrrrrrr- Awarrr rrr Artrrrrrrrrrrg izuiniir ANDREXVS Marr orrrrrarrrrrrrg rr. or .urrmrrai orris s,,.,rr5 WI-IRES . lim it:-'A rs' -rbi- IO ANNE DALE iffiglrsrrrarirr Recognition CHARLE5 BQNDURANT Honorable Me NANCY SLOCUM MARILYN IENNINGS IULIA LEE COLLINSWORTH .. ntion Hnrrunn Awnvd in ln.r1rumrnzaIMu1-4 Harmon Award In Instrumental Alum Intl: Thnure GLORIA ROOK ,,,, 11.AU.W, Alrrmair VIRGINIA SHIMEALL AA,U,IV. Alterman' DENNIS SNIEFD . AlArnur:Chambrr af Cummenr Avmuan Award MARIAN BFNEDICT , 0111! Tran: Spanx 'Or X, ARCHER Storrs Mort onrrrandrng Athlete PATSY HARSTON Language Award-Spanish CHARLES PFN DHI, Ilrhritu Axizirtl lnrtfmir Aiidttl lhr Mi utr-ni iitiralilt- Ik-st 4 :twin Au.irtI-rHun4-r- nlnlf Mrntuin Q 2 I A'-3' fi' ,. fgwggigj . a,.. . .Q . Medals KATE Sonar GERALD HORNUNG Debate Award Forensic Award Little Theatre Award- Honorable Mrnrlvf' Tu the senior girl :ind boy who give thc.greatest promise of a worthy contribution to the wor ranking awards, the Mrrialr of Hrrnnr. The Classrm Awards are given to t buys :ind Iivt- mort outstnntling girls basis of sclwlairsliip, leadership, and Chosen by thu entire faculty, these from the ten boys antl tt-n girls scholastic records. These zwartls are m courtesy of Mrs. Anton H. Classen. whom our school was nametl. A new awartl at Classcn, thc Best tn the senior who proves worthy as C0n'lI'Tlllnlly ICIIVIHCS. . , me fr I f .A r a I ,-. .f'5i'K . 4. ltl, go Classcn's highest he five most outstanding of the senior class on n all-around achievement. students are determined who have the highest ade possible through the widow of thc man for Citizen Award, is given ai leader in school and if of Honor CHARL011-E F Ensurir AwzrdRASER Science Award H Mention - onorzble .L , - M - I ff? 'Am A I f BILL Nici-rsw0N ER Debate Awa d I- df 'fheatrl Awnrd rw. ,. I ae,-,... . . , f . 1 1: W? f-fi ' 7 I 1 12' . g , '- l ' - 12 A , . U -iff, i 5- , ' ff 'i 9: ,r .r,. .d' , ra -.Qs .rw . 'E an . Eg. 4. . - ' w'-ww 1 1 -1 xx KELLY SUE YOUNG CARROLL SWICKEY RALPH KIRKHUFF BARBARA DARR Mathematics Recognition Ioumzlism Award Art Nouveau Award Home Economics Awlrd Award irrarph Hearrr Parrrraan nw Award-Hononble Mentiun Gm: V Eh E- a A IANET I,kAl Department of cnnrnrrrrr Award rn srrrrranai Work ,mfr . - ' a:gw,agrg ina- ,Q A er sig I sl . L I . il ' inn LIJIJ WHITE Mary Mdrrineau Mrrnnnal Award :nr srrvrrr- HAROLD MATHIAS Hirrory Award DAR. Recognition IO ANNE DEARDORF Iournzlism Award 'L BETTYE DUKEMINIER Drparrrnrnral Art Award IAYMMIE LEP wmrie MARY IUNE 1-Anon ELIZABETH wrMoTr Lrngnarrr Awarri-rrr-nrn A.A,U.W. Award Drprrrrnrnrai Arr Award Delta Kappa carnnra Awzrtl THE WHEELS UE PHUGHESS fThe wheels of progress are rolling Ever mindful of their goal, With raankind's efforts pushing them In heart and mind and soul. The wheels roll ever onward Through cities, farms, and towns,- O,er hills, through uales and villages Are heard their rurnhling sounds. They passed the ancient farmer With oxen and with cow, And now they roll more quickly With tractor and with plow. They p asse a' the noble hlaeksmith With forge and anvil strong-- Till now they roll hy machinery's Buzzing, humming song. CT hey passed the horse-drawn wagon With automobile and train,- And with even faster modes On the wings of the aeroplane. They rolled on past the monks at work With sand and ink and pen, Till now they move hy printing press, Linking through print all men. They passed the sage and philosopher Withi ever-gainin g power, Till now the chemist and scientist Predict the coming hour. The wheels of progress roll onward Toward a lofty, distant peak,- The paramount of all mankind Is the goal they ever seek. --ALAN Monusncs . . ,M A , -1 1.k fv,'!iTH'5h:v: im Q R5 T: as-:gg-, ,,. SE. rv I-. if V V? if SE IDR UFPIIIEHS l 4 X . , gf The honor of being elected to an orliee ,X b in the Senior Class is accompanied by a -' Nc-,ER responsibility, greater than is generally real- NXGHSXNO ized. To design a list of activities which . c . . , , Blu' Prrffflw f-incl a climax in that great event in the ..,f rf A lives of all young Americans, Highschool GfllClll3KlfJIl,,' is the chief duty of the Senior Class officers. The Iunior-Senior Prom, Senior Assembly, Senior Breakfast and Ser- mon are planned by this executive coni- mittee. 5 5 if J , CHA asf RL 143,375 PR 5 . rf'.r1ye,Il-ASHR 1' '-if ff . 'affix l if OHV VX '. I liiffl lxllfffl Se vc 7-rm lVDRFl 41 ED DOOLEY Sergeiznt-at-firms - ln,., VY 3? . 52:5 2 rf' ff? ,Q ,ff 2-if Q, av, els?-4 Q iz A-Aj A :fem ss' 'f-4 1 1'-ks - .4 mg, ' if as xgf' 9 4 . . ' my lion B.XRl5Ol:R I.XCQl'lI,lNI. lixlclw In w x An ., Brrrx' lil IURMI I11AxN1'1 I'IE BIRGE ,Q K -, , H- rw- A A 2 3 .,,. 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EA - I ' .Q A ' 1 T w Q K , yki,,,L Y , W 5 Y ETHEL HATCHER I 'Lic SM .fifi :Q EUGENE HILL DOLORISS Howfum LOUISE IRVING PEGGY jAc:IIsoN BIETTYE IELSMA Q y .I .Q-I ,K ., .R I 1,.i IlI1, -E m , 'Ll GENE I-IARRILL JIRI HATCHER NEORIA HILL ,I I 'X - fe.. fm , M' Es ' ' I. E gg .,'- '1 'vA E I G. C. HOXK',ARD MARILYN IIENNINGS IOANNIE I-lARRIs NORRIA HAYIBIEN , 5' -I gs. ' S I I I I ' I E -1 5. 1621 CLARENCE HOIJGES BETTY l'1OXVlEl.L ,I -i' Emi Q' 1 Kaffig k'.,. 83 G' iwh if ff LLOYD IESSUP A 4 .AK. iz: igEDwEkfj V iii K. A,:V S37 ,an f- A ' .E PAH, HARRIS , ?x '.Ai il ,. QQQ 'K ' I 'iw Y .5 Y ,J L 51:3 x NORAIA l'l,-XZIEIAYCXID E R Y IL.-XNNI: Ho: :MAN df' CQ Rl'TH ANN HI'l:BNER . sv 'VAX HL In-f M xi'- lANll'lz IOHN 1 34. Y 1, . Im HARRISON HELEN HARRY PATSY HARSTON IANENE HASSELL up . A, mf ,.v4'9 wi L5 , N, , N 3 D H NI.-XRC.ARl'T H1 MH ICE HliNSK'HKIE IJ.-XYID HEREffORD DORIS HESS - l.5,f53,1,m Y. ,geylg gk ,. . Vg, .K Ii My X I u33jEf , 3' QW R ? J -- 'Vf .. ,W f, . 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A V 'M--YN I Iv?-AL N X A- RXTQTXNNI' -V :N k :ggi ., I ,ff , : N-fx fsmrk ' W I Nm: I-Q ,M I ,,,.f M8g!?.Ifip,....---gf , pf' S' I ,, .- ,,,f:n 'x f-rw-nv I ff' L 7' . NWA. I WL! L., ,.A. ' CAROLYN SULLIVLNI' Ioycra SULLIVAN , ' 455 . 'fs V ,.,l .6 V A KX , ' ., K X i . ,ii . I in Im IQ JW IG' R I f 1 QIIF P I ESTHER THEIMLR ,S 4 ,, I f 5, A A 5 . . E ' -' lf, ' ,Eg RAYMOND TOLDON DICK VARNELI. BILL THOAI BARBARA THOMAS RICHAIIII THOMAS Ali' Q 4-A A -. , f I I:-I 'A ,fl A ,I ig 6 , Q A 1 I N gg . It ,. , 'waz I I 5 3 If Ag . I . A ,T I rf Q ' A gi' .tkl , ' ii. In R ,,,. 2 V ' ' xx 'A-if I. Q n a -,,v'- ,L IOHN TRIGG CI.AIIIaI. TIIOSPIIII DOUGI,AS TIIOWIIIIIDGL R 35. TL ' . X It? Ii' Q an 3 is RICHARD VEECH IOAN VINICNARII PATSY WALIJROP KATE SOTER IOAN SXVANSON DIxII2 THoxII1soN .. -'L . - I: G -.H W itrlflfv' M-A 'Q X J .V .X ff 1 I -,U . 3 , BILL TRUEBLOUII lf , I RS . Bon NVALIQLR :.:, , BOB SPFNCE IOAN SPIFS NIN1X IUN1: SWEET SR, tab.. T JF T Q 5 s ! IOHN THOMPSON 5 4? 4253 BOB TVRNER ':. ' 'X 'mr -is 'mn ? DON VVVALLACE L-Q-f X -Q Bots SVVIMMIER SHIRLEY THOMSON 6 X J XVANDA LLE TYLER 3 , . ' 1 . EDDIE TVALLER , 'N 1 5 ww T A 1855 lsr? BOB STAPP TVIARY IUNIT TABOR 1, nib :P ,L N F it Y ' 5 vs., 'Nc ix .Aff NORMA IEAN THRAILKILL 'Ji ,R f' ,f l'A'1 1 Y VAIILBLRG I is .lg BKTTY XMALTER ,thx N 2- sv , x T CHARLES STIEFEL ,, '. ' K fu. 1' ff' -Q, K1 f'P5 sf, ' C A J . ' pf A ,qi MARY ELIZABIATH TAYLOR I , 4 wf' 15 . 4 ., f x I ' R xx.'Pl'1f 4 A -' . Q 'kg T N A A 42 H A A ' B SHERMAN ,I-IDMAN A QA A W my V I . 9 LELAND VANCE BOB VVARING R 5.1-3 i Y vi Q an at M, L. E i X Q13-.3 'fn' 'A N fab ARCHER STOTTS iv-R 'G' Muzi TAYLOR mix ff 1, A '23 gm: A-sv k V1 x ANN TILLNIA ICK VAN CLEEF gk CAROLYN WARREN ':f in I . , W5 gf' ,jf- -Zvz f ' Midi. A Ll, -1- :xiii X55- mfs? 5 fi x 15 Ai. X 4,1 ,, 1 Y R P A A Y R W 1 1' ,f 1 J 9 fx E' Wy 4 X ,ge nf 3 f fm N A 'K -Q s. Rff JA ve if MSS' 1 BQ A +5 Q 'ba 5 'H z fi 1 s A -.. iv' -A f Q 54' ,., 22 Q 5192 - MAO A R- R AR w Wm 'SA b . S 'i 5' T-Ex SWE., 1 A J ,i x ' ,az Q53 :Ra lv fi! - 'P af ..- ' ' E P1 .A l N555 + f , Lis X16 ' mf D if ms Jiffy 1 A 131 R , 1' 'I 33172 ,tgiif 'Els - ,iift fill 5 V .2 .ily Q P521 :fi I I A , 45 , I I I I L , :A TII I ggglv I i K af. 1 EARL WATRINS BETTY WEAVER . R0 EMARY WEBB I I l I I I f X ia K ,xx s Y 'nik I I I HARRIETTE WESTERVEL1' DOROTHY WPIITE EDD WHITE fi- 'I jf -sf K X I I I I A PATSY WILLBORN ARCHIE WILIES EMRIY Lou WII.KlNS MARGARET WII.KlNS LA VERE WII.LIAMS . ah., .if-.. , SA I? fx 9 , , A.,-3, .A-uamvl' Kg ,Q PAT WOLFF OPAL WoRTI-IINGTON GLEN WRIGHT IARIES WRIGHT MARGARET WRIGH' lt px'Sf,5f3?!Vx ' I ' xx., ' 3 A K K Wlkww ,, ' M N M -id 'T Af' II' .1 C XJ! .V hx BARBARA WELSH GIQRALDINE WHITE I .1 1-.. VlX'lENNE WILSON If SIIIITTY WYLIE ax FW' ELIZABETH WIS MOTT IAYMME WIIITIF I BILLYE WIh1BRAY Q ,Q E I-R DAN YEROLER L7 ' F . -5 1 Q V Q Ta. . f Aw,-I ..,. A V Aw I HERRIaRT WERNLI NNE 'x YERDITII WHI1'lE if I ',A: IQ gow- -., ROBERT WINNEBERGER CAROL YOUNG A , EL ff ,K ,ze .- I, '3-, If ALYKE WEST MARTHA WEST A v I I 1-Q X W? , BOB WHITLEY PATRICIA WIGGXNS J S 42 x N. If A 'I A61 M S- IOE WOLFE TED WOLEE KELLY SUE YOUNG Io ANN YOUNGBLOOD 1 Q Qi Q5 QB I 'lj Q 'I-is 'L Ci' Q , ,I .EQ THE DRE MS UF YUUTH Not all the dreams of Youth Are frivolous, passing things. Scores of sturdy young dreamers Dream marvels the Future brings. Glance at the pages of history Before scofing at the dreams of Youthg And see Youth discovering amazing facts, Dreaming their way to Truth. Centuries ago on an Autumn day, A lad lying on the grass of his father's land Saw an apple drop from a tree close at hand. Observing as others fell by his side, His thoughts became dreams and meditation. And that young man discovered gravitation. Another lad sat in his mother's warm kitchen, And his mind was fred with a dream that night. Watching the moths play about the lamplight, And listening to water boil on the hearth, He puzzled- What force tries to burst from the kettle's heat? And on he mused till his dream was complete. One day he captured that power And discovered steam. A new Machine Age was the result of his dream. What are your dreams, O Youth? Guard them and protect them well. Perhaps a new age will dawn from your dreamsj Perhaps a great story all ages will tell. -PAULINE EVANS Junior Uffitersi -Af are LWWA s A31 O r DPXRRO K,QjRO'Ey':3,l,Y5Slllf1ll x Q69 BOB XVOOD I're'rident PROGRESSING in ability as well as in experience, the members of the Iunior Class assume greater responsibilities than they undertook as Sophomores. Among noteworthy achievements in 1947, the Iunior Class planned and sponsored the CA R OL Y rpm,,,,y A111 N KINK 'S I n Q Iunior-Senior Prom, which was car- , J ii iii ried out with skill and foresight. A We expect even greater things of I :,.' them when, in the coming year, V they will fill the Positions vacated i ,L Q H by the graduating seniors. me C'V'PllZrlib: ,iA THORNTON W l Sur'5lNUlMll 13 fJun,, Rlcikfl .xii xx ' x A Q ' Nh was Q '1.3 .' I f X as -Q fi, W, wk. y 5 T 1 L, X6 Sign. W S m .. . ih' as I 'X:v5' L 4, If me wo-. -nf Row One: B015 ACISRS, SHIRLEY AGAN. DLLLA ALIZXANDITR HFLIEN ALLEN, IEARI ANILINDSIQN, IIIII. ANDIERSUN. Row Two: BOB ANDERSON. DAVID ANDISRSON, GIIYTON ANDFR' SON, IUDY ANDERSON, MARY IO ASKIEW, BILI. AIIGHTRY. Raw Three: HAROLD ISAADF, HUGH BAGLEY, N.-YI'E CRAH,-XXI. IEANNIE BAKER, ILIDY ISARKAIOW, NIQAI. I3ARRIi'IT. X ,Q 4. Q I 'S-f In I If-f' MLA N ALLL ' A . 4.3-4.3, -hi, 1 I I ., Lil I X I 'F g , iw Q, x u. 5. , 1' I ,R 4 5 F an-s. WSW i 'Sf' A,1. Q P If -wr' J .,AL- 3 ,V gf A A. is ik if E91 M lfmu I-'mm PAI BARAII.I2'I'T, IIZD lSAR'ILEAI'T, IIAIII, ISAVOIYSI-'IHII Hl'I I N RAN I ER. CTI IARLLS ISI Al I,. MAX IIFARDI-N . , . . 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IUIIY BRI-I If I'I IZ.-X IMI NH IIIC IIAIQID ISI'IiIi, YIIQQIYIA CUXI DWI I I- II ANNE I I HI- I I I IiRI'WI,lI, III XI IiRICQIIATNl,.L1lIX'IA IIRIC I I I WI-I,l. IiI'I.I., IIIIIII CQANN. III I I N il-XI'UIiAl. l,OI'ISI C1fXliI'ENI'fIi If ' Q2 . ffivx GE? ' I o 4 'is Q NN , qfn- I g,,5,. e b .21 ,., '31 1 I 3 3, Nu.. - Ib-L ,I ., L 3 -1 1 -I -x JI Qs 'ik lv QQ' - .N S H,-M., , Q.. A . mf, .V if 3-'WP I 'iff W I ww Q, I A iii ff 1 wif 'fm 'I 'tgp , Q i f Ili, 'I I -lk Iv 'Ir if -W Im, .Aw WN, x I X, vn- 495 Y . ' fa A 43-'J 9312 WN rf? 4:11 QML .I .5 wr .iw S185 .g'fk'9' r h.. x I' If I . FW 6 'f-sv gf AR. B v . :1. I 4 we ', Ns ., , aw ' I Q... x 4' XA AI, ,ex ,,,. if ,, , Wi 9 Y ,, na... f p' K If kirrkrr Ria' .X +I' 4 can ff: I - ' I Q' 0, ,a L, e X, if , X . xx R K ' J L 4 V , d , ,. 1 3 b , K Ak . as -mf, . Fwy? , ff' YI... ' WF in 17- Vigff W' ,, .QI , , fvk VM, , Q-...,4 I , wig' b 'M' ' ' I 'QM ,, L 5, , N 3 I C1 . : K -' ,155 'I I T 'I J' Af!! C ii Q. ' F A Q i I -8 W ' xp in fluff QM I Y J f gg? 4 Y, ge' W x S:- 'YH .,,,, AX Q Q . I A '1 I,,,i.5: Ia I ,A.W ,, ff fi 5 k xfgiw Q f 4 Wi N Y .5254 f, .L psf , fifff-Q . ,gm , I -in H I K M I ' l ' 1 I Q' mid I .lim 4 . ,, Row One: BEVERLY CARR, EDDIE CARSON, MONA IEAN CARVER. CLAYTON CHADWELI., ROBERT CHADWICK, BETTY CIIESI-IER. Row Two: BOB CHITWOOD, GEORGE CINNAMON, IACKIE CLAN- TON, BOB CLARK, BOB CLAYTON, IERRY COBB, Row Three: MOLLY COFEEEN, MARY COLBY, BETTY IO COLE, IIM COLE, IIMMY COLE, BUD COLEMAN. - ,fa , ' mv ...V ,xi f 'll O 'H'--qq fiilfi- 4 q Q' 5 F 'N- 'N . f my How Four: HOMER Row Finn: COQIIIER How Six: III-IYLLIS . Km A Wg, C ff I-I - 2 .AA ,a LEO COLLAR, LAURA COLLINS, MARGARET COLSON, CONIES, GEORGE CONLEY. IERRY CONNELLY. ROBERT 1, COOK, MARY FRANCES COOPER, MARY LOIS , NANCY COPIIACK, EDVVINA CORNISH, BETTY COX, IOHN COX, YVONNE CRAVIENS, BILL CROMWELL, CROW, BEVERLY CROWE, PATTY CUI.I.IiN, fm Um lemma C'lYNNlNGHAX1, 'mmxm eww, ANN Q , , , , , . L'l'llNL l'I. lS1,X'l'lllY lx-xsumxr mumwrlu' 1uA1:1w1'cgra, Ex.-xlNE HJ 'f' U'-'W'f'S DLWEV TQM DUE'-'LY-,WT DUWM D,-XVl1J5q7N, DICK l7l'R.-XX lf HXIQIE,-XK.'X lll'Rl .NND HH L IULIQMIII I mf.. lim. mu 1lXX'IS,lSLJlSl7.fXX'lS. ww' lxxxfux xmm'1u,xx'1x. ,M ,M ,MMV UWHE MMD mm PHYHIS EMEMEIRH JOHN' WARN mm UIUMR W,-xxlm Ffxlzxlmul. P.-xl E.-XQIUN. mmm' lTX5I'XX'LbUlJ, , , , lim' TIML, IO ANN IDIQINXIAN, C'H.-XRILN lDElVlRl'I, HI'l,l'N DLXXNIQ IUIIN DUN.-XIDSUN. Clll-NN.-X SVR I7l'CkKI5'l l' PN! IY IDI 'Q,KVN'OllIH. , -I .21 ASK Ag WE1 -iw ,J- 5? qu , , g 'E 'WMF Q' 1 yaf fi 'WA . 'QWOQ' 'X as affix - -fam. . f.. . 'XM ,, x ef-z Ygq xvu mew , X 'Q 1 r J , fx- .5 'mm-Rl' In V' Q1 'E' E . ff N lim' Nu MARY lI.'XXl. VHARIENE EIIIOI, I.-XNLI EIIISON M:XRll,YN ELLISON, IUU ANN EWITQCL. IAYE EZEII, .gg Er' -., A if 4-Cx , aa cgev Q 5532 kykl. I' A ,. S 5 A is V L '3 Vmy. ,,,k l ax: 5 ' f f f ' ax J' 'g.-' 1 Ja 'I i W' 413' 45 'ff 1 MBI kb, 1 :9 wmwfl' A, M , Q .. X T I Nb? asa, 'E x 0, Q -Q ,I VT- Row One: CLYDE FARTHING, SUE FAULKNER, IACK FERRELL, MARILYN FERRO, ROBERT FICKLE, IOE FIDLER, Row VTwo: IOE FIGG, IOE FISHER, PATTY FISHER, CAROLYN FLANAGAN, IANE FLETCHER, MAXINE FRAZIER. Row Three: BILL FRITZLER, CHARLES FRY, VERNA LOU FRYE, PEGGY FULLER, NOLAN GAINES, IANET GALT. ga I 3 5? 'N-' ,von-v'f . Z. F nv- ? an .,.. I 1 :,.,, Ii PA 1 ,ay ,V IVL 'ra I I 1 'Q' . M A ,gs 5 if , , :il 6 f ,- 1-'f ,, 1 ,- J ,.'-' ,. X - j vi I In ,C 1 Nb W Raw Four: GAYLE GARRISON, IO ANN GARRISON, GAYE GLAD NEY, PATSY GLENN, IIM GONDERS, BOB GOSSELIN. Row Five: BEVERLY GOUDELOCK, BEVERLY GRAY, MARVIN GREENBERG, MARILYN GREGORY, NANCY GREINER, IIM GRIGSBY. Raw Six: MARILYN GUILD, LEROY GUTHRIE, IOHN GUY, HARRELI. HAIRFIELD, JERRY HALE, DAVID HALL. Row One: DON HALL, IANE HALL, MYRNA HALL, IEAN HAMIL TON, IIM HARBERT, KITTYE HARGIS. Row Two: PAT HARPER, BILL HARRAH, IOHN HARRINGTON, BILL HARRIS, IOIS HARROZ, DANNIE HOSKINS. Row Three: BARBARA HASSLER, ROSEMARY HATCHER, PAT HAWKINS, CLAUDINE HEFNER, IEAN HEIDBREDER, FRANCES HEPP, ' . I ' 5 1 I A-O' - I 'I fm--L. If . I :2fv1g? .Ix'- I ' f wb-R , DQ -vm -31' 1 H1 JS Is V 3 I If T' gi A' f-TH, 'ff I' f 'QQ A 4 zz ff AJ .ff I -v'fN,.M ' I L? ' v X. 1 fir C 'ig?', Raw Four: JACK HESS, IR., PAT HEYDRIGK, BOBBY HICKEY, IAGKIE HIGH, NANCY HOBBS, DON HOGUE. Row Fwe: IOANNE HOLCOMBE, WALTER HOLLINGSWORTH, CECILIA HOLMES, GLORIA HOLSHAUSER, IOSEPHINE HOLT. BLANCHE HOMSEY. Row Six: MARTHA ANN HOOD, MARY HOOTON, DON HOPKINS, VIRGINIA HOPPER, PAULINE HORTON, ALAN HOUGH. iv '34 5' A, T',, A K, az , ,Q an fs' 'Q- . I V 3 - ,. A 5 'R z X 'fi aa ww , 3 x :-L 5 i y dll ,. 1 fp, 'k,' 'V 3 fu X '43 igjv NA I E 'fe Q-ee , r A 3 9 3 F ,Q it 1 If T 7v ' I Row One: WILLIAM HUMPHREYS, MARKETA INGLE, PATSY ANN IRWIN. DON ISBELL, DONNA IVES, ELIZABETH IVEY. Row Two: IOAN IACKSON, SHIRLEY IACOBS, RAYMOND IAMES, IERRY IAMISON, NANCY IARVIS, DOUGAL IEPPE, Row Three: IO AN'N IERNIGAN, MARY LOU IOHNS, BOB IOHN- SON, EARL JOHNSON, ELOISE IOHNSON, GARLINE IOHNSON. , P 4948 N0 Q...-. KIA' 'N , , , E X ik KA 'lx ' is 1 Q C. ,S SOSS 'if 4 ,e g , it n A fn -wg ,I 43? --YQ A,-' I x , Tx S O K I Atil J 5 ff i , Q V-ff x '-if fp , R Fi, 3 , ff . N ,X ,th A L Row Few: IOAN IOHNSON, CHARLES IONES, IANA IONES, BETTY IORDAN, FRANK IUNG, RICHARD KAMP. Row Five: BILL KARNES, LLEW KELLAR, PHIL KENNEDY, CHARLES KERR, BOB KESTER, KAREN KEYS. Row Six: DALE KILE, CAROLE KILLAM, BEVERLY KIMBERLIN, IOANNE KING, WINONA KING, CAROLYN KINKAID. E. I ew A YJ 1 ,W sm. ,' x Row One: BONNIE SUE KIRBY, NORMA LEE KOENIG, SHIRLEY KOONTZ, DOLORES KOZAK, PAT KUGEL, NOEL KRUGER. Row Twa: IIRIMY KYLE, IEANNE LAITY, DOROTHY LANIBERT CATHERINE LANSDEN, ELLEN LARSEN, ROBERT LAWRENCE, Row Three: ROSERIARY LEDER, DOROTHY LESTER. HELEN LEWIS ,HOVVARD LINK, CAROL I.Il'E, - .. T as . -gg 4 1. Q REBS 'Q ' Row Four: LEO LIPPERT, BILL LITTLE, BILL LOCKARD, ROBERT LUCY, GEORGE LUNDBERG, CHARLES LUNDEEN. Row Ifive: MARY A. LUSK, MIKE LYNCH, SYLVIA LYNN, TOM MCARTHUR, VIRGINIA MQCALI., DELORIS MQCANN. Row Six: DON IVICCARTY, IERRY INICCOY, DOROTHY McCOLLOM, MARION MQCORMICK, NEILL MQCOWN, SYDNEY MCCUBBINS. V ur, I Ig. : , k g--I-:I Q., 1. M -- F :, : ., k , ' RIEEI M- I4 In PWR I 5' 1, 3 jak Q' .Q I f me SJ ,A A lv .mx ,- f Y. 'Cff ' M .,.. AX , M - Km -4 I' 'I I i I A .. 1- TI lk V 'E -I 'i 51:2 I . . If A I . ri A I 4, I ' I 5. . ,. f-. f ap JI' P 5 , I ' A K . f . F F . . C ' ,R kv N? , - A ,, N., k 5' k,: ' . , .1 . K .1e15Q5i gl?75f AQ .., ,i f A f I If' W . ' . pf- -T aw waz 1 L 'X cf No- i i 7 'Pu 5 S Am. V,,A - ig- T if' V 'I A . QW , 4? ' , ww-sm 0 M 425,14 A Q xw f-4...' ..f'. ww X s i'F 'dw 11 I 4 L gi W I SI 25 aglgzggf - -f 155' 40 I -A Lf Wg, I . I L -4 L ' -vw-A WJ .W an ,pg ' . . V ' A 1 I xx . I -fm 571- Z. f All V yt , ,, ,F Tifsfi I g V I ,. Fil ,. ... -w 3. R 45 lg ,pn--f' ,, -',.. . ,. 1 5' . A 2 9 l .fjiwiwo 'xr Q ig 'eg 5 xB QV l ., ., wlfvwa-,. 41 , , f Y' Row One: RAE IANETTE MQCURRY, RITA MCDOVVELL, DOROTHY McINTYRE, IOHN MQKEMIE, PATTY MQNEES, ELIZABETH Mac- KECHNIE. Raw Two: HELEN MACKEY, BIBBY MADDOX, BOB MAGUFFEE, DOROTHY MAIDMENT, IAN MAIDT, SHIRLEY MAIER. Row Tbrcc: CHUCK MALSON, 'TOMMY MARSH, BOB MARTIN. CHARLES MARTIN, BETTY MARTINEAU, DELMA IO MASON. S ,R J Mg-fr 4' f IH A K 3' Www If ,few Q 55 . Q- ' S I , V A I A, tw 'Q iq ggi ' Z, if hS 253' 5' '74 fs, ,hu ,nr 'wwe Vi' 'QL kf G'q'k if I gf Row Four: SUI: MASON, HARRY MATTHEWS, ROY MATTHEXVS. SUE MAYES, BOBBIE PAYE MAYO, MARY MAYO. Row Five: STAN MENDEL, IACK MERRITT, IANE METZ, VERNA MILBURN, MERILYN MILBY, BARBARA MILLER. Raw Sun IOHNNY MILLER, NANCY MILLER, ROSS MILLER, SUE MILLHORN, IERRY MILLIGAN, ALMA MILLS. Row Une: IO ELLEN MILNER, RICHARD MISKELL, PATRICIA MONSOUR, IIMMY MOORE, RALPH MOORE, VIRGINIA MOORE. Row Two: RICHARD MORELAND, HENRY MORRIS, BOB MOSLR, VJALTIER MOSIER, BUDDY MUIR, WANIDA MIILLINEX. Row Three: PAUL MIILLINS, MAURINE MULVEY, WYIHE MUN- EORD, EARLENE NAILON, KENNETH NASH, ROSEMARY NEAL. nm, 'L is ,XRH 'TIP' ! QI, is ' ua A-.I ,QQ .L -J., Ig ,Q , lb, K as W ve i 4 , ,- i,, , ,N - -..1 - Raw Fam: MARIORIE NEELY, IAMES NELSON, ROBERT NELSON ELAINE NESBITT, CAROLYN NICHOLSON, EMILY NIENHAUS. Row Fiuej THELMA NIX, IOANNE NOEL, NANCY NOETSGER PALILA NORMAN, GEORGE ORR, BILL PALMER. Row Six: MARY FRANCES PALMER, PATTY PANTELL, BOBBY PARKER, LALAN PARROTT, IANET PEARSON, IANE PEER. 'hav WELS Gu Q11 'X Wx , 1 -, f . :ff , J R if it my ,'.,I il., ., 1 fx-5, GPG IRQ p-gui I A Is x X g '5 Yx, - I ' ' I Q J EL :nk 1' f N, I I ' 3 , Q K L. A N ll l: Q II fi ,,, , I I R A IL I 1 ,E I 1- .-. , IP,,,I I 5,2 ,,, 6 4 5 ,, f iw M x Q f qs ' . .,.naP I ' I . IX 'I ' 2 ar ,, :. WY, f I .-. 1: W mia 2 I, I IS E - I, ,Q 2 , , vw KVVSK V kxvi V K K , ,L .. f ' nhl? :EF K If fa, J K M 'W' Raw One: IAMES PENNEY, NANCY PHILLIPS, PHYLLIS ANN PHILLIPS, SALLY PHILLIPS, BETTY PIERCE, BOB PIERSON, Raw Two: BILL PITTS, IIMMIE POPE, DOROTHY PORTER, SELMA PORTER, BUDDY POWELL, MARY GEORGE POWELL. Row Three: THECIA PRESCOTT, BILL PROTHEROL, SARA PRUET. LOLA PUCKETT, MARILYN PUGI-I, BILL RADANT. A? Wi I I Ia Em fggg ' I :.4 I III M' sr I 5 I 'PI P i q, . far ,, Wt I , R S I I - ...MI Row Ifvfw DORIS ANN RAY, BOB RAYMOND, BETTY REED. C.-XROLYN RI-XRO,-XI, MARY ANN RIC1II,-XRDSON. CLRIIS RICCS Row Fzuc: QUENTEN RIGCS, IiI1NNIi'I'H RIKI:R, KENNIQIII ROBE, BOBBIE ROBERTS, SIIYANNIQ ROBIQRTS. I-RANK ROBINSON. Row Six: TIPPY ROBINSON. I-RANCES ROIE. CI I-IST.-X ROCI-RS. NI-I VINA ROLLINS, BILL ROSECRANS, BII.I. ROSS. M .fi-fx Row One: IIOIS RIIMLEY, AII.IiN RI'SSI:I.I, MAIIIII,-X RY.-NN MARCIA CAIIIIEII, IIARIRARA SANDI RS, IOAN SANIDII-li. Row lzm' CIAHI1 SANIORIJ, SIIAIQON SANIUIQIJ. II-AN SLIILYII I4I,IiANOIl SCOTT, MARY ANN SILARS, IOMMY SIIAVV. lfozu 'I'ffmf: IILISSI I I, SI IIQ.'XDI'IQ, IIfUN.fXIlI3 SI IIIIYI Il. S I .XXI I N SIEGAI., ISII I, SIIIIR, IO.-XINJNI1 SILVER, IXIAIIY ANN NIMMON. ff, W' 0 Q I, ' ' w A -. as-f Q ' I IIII I I11453, X5 ,fe- v' -aw I I W. Lex W db 'fl 3 I, 'rn ,, , 15:77 A I INA ar-' 'H ,IT wt' x '6 ad - X 'Q I - X213 Vx NE M I gs I K lim' Pom AII3 , . NI-II,I-, SMITH, IUIIN SMIIII. TI-ID SMIIII, III I5RT SKAI OVSKY. SI IAIION SMII II- IDORO I HY SNIID. IMI' lfzgw. NORMA DIAN SNIQISUN, I'wI'I I'Y IUL'ISIf SORRI-fI,I.S, XX .-XI I,,-XII SOI ITIDWARID SI'I4NIiIfIi. QIIII5, Ix.'XIIIIlIIfNI' SLJI'IIR. II'I'N.'XII 5l'If.'XIIS. R Six IIAINI- SI'I7NClI-R. CLI-ORGI-. SPONI IOIQIY, II-AN sTARc3I'I,. RIIA RIIIII ST. CIJXIR, IiII.IzI:N STIZFDS, DIQAN SIIIIIHIENS. 11.1 , . . QQ L' , , g. I im MAA 9' I rv 1'2 in- I 5 Fi' If 66 I H N X P? A I . I ..1 g, I , 65:33 .wg A . 'x 555: . X., .M 'S ft, f-. ,A .. If I AIP A an I Q 1' 4 Q 'ww I If is A WDW J Af, L 4: I mf- 'Ck M .. I , g N I A .Q R FK All Hi I Q., A I. X X J 4' :JyV Q h I new O In -1' Fi R.. 1 i iw! 'F 5- f, dm- I, Q11 1 , 'Ii 1 I Q Q i '-L, Q 'Q-if I Q' I 1 1 Row One: TOM STERLING, ANN STEVENS, GERALDINE STEVENS. BETTY STOCKTON, GERALDINE STOTTS, IOAN STOTTS. Raw Two: BETTY STOWE, JEAN STREMMEI., BETTE SUMNER, ARTHUR SWANSON, MARGARET TALLEY, PAT TEAGUE. Ifnw Three: PATRICIA TERPIN, BLANGHE THOMAS, OTTO THOMAS, GEORGE THOMPSON, JERRY THOMPSON, KATHLEEN THOMPSON, '-ix? X 46 Ml: Y'-5.1 16nw1 om.' TOHN THOMSON, IEANNIZ THORNTON, BILL 'I'HORNf TON, DON THROVJER, IEAN THURSTON, GORDON TILLOTSON. Row I-Tw. LA VERNE TONEMAH, ROSEMARY TRAIIGH, ANIT,-X TRIPP, HELEN TROOP, BOBBY TUCKER, BETTY TURNER. Row Snr: SUE TURNER, CHARLOTTE UNGIiR,.GARI.I5NIi LTPIUIKIZ PAT VAN BIBISER. SAM VINSANT, VVILLIAM VOI,Ii.7, 1, - li af L i Row One: PEGGY VORIS, HENRY VVADE, YVONNE WAGNER MARIANNE WALDIE, CAROLYN WALKER, VELTON WALKER. Row Two: SALLY WALLIS, RICHARD WALTER, LEW WARD. BEVERLY WARNER, ELOISE WARREN, LOUISE WATSON. Row Threef LA QUITA XVEBB, WYNONA VVEBB, IIM VVEBSTER. DAVID WEEKS, ELOISE VJEILAND, MARGARET WIEST. Row Four: NOVA ANN WEST, BETTY VVILRINSON, IIM WILLARD. BILL WILLIAMS, COLEEN WILLIAMS, IIM WILLIAMS. Row Fwc: PAT WILLIAMS, PEGGY WILLIAMS, ROBERT WILLIAMS, SALLY WILLIAMS, BILL WILSON, DELORIS WILSON. Row S111 DOLORES WILSON, IOHN WILSON. KENNETH WILSON. IOAN WINKLER, RONNY WITHERS, DAN WITT, I X., 4 pv- .Q 54 ,Im Vi? kk A nJaEfc EEIR 'I .,.Y . iv. aj' , , I AXA Jw , TI +Q'n'k QE S+?-EI 48 ,sf I A 'lv f Ji 'Ii - 'EPE A if K . W AX i- I iN ' K b 5 ,. . - 5 'Z I ff ' HO 5 ,qc ,Q ., 5 . 25- .J- rx' 4 ww: I IT E-.L I Pi '. 'V Bi, Nia.,- Q . A . ,L ' K: M E W KS' I 'tv ,Q ii? E A Z O A f if E w A P 1 , r is fa 'Ili T S f 1, ,G Y ef S 119- x 1 . 'Wg' if ? R R Vw kv Q-...gy m 'ff 43? xv A O -:figs f- 'Q . It my Hg., I A' 4 ,m,' I ' -. Row One- DORO . THX WITTY, ROBERT WITTY FARTH, BOB WOOD D O OOO Y T Q PM X 1 p R A 'Q if K gi Ol, 3' Q Q sf K . fag A 3 'ij' K T 8 T -'ii T Q, O sf' T 9 3 X, U5 e . I D ' , HOWARD WOHL- , ICK WORKNIAN If V . THORNTON WRIGHT ow Two: KIwRMIT WYATT, EARL YOWELL, IEAN Y OUNGBLOOD. I 1 5 ' ' wi., 3 f ...I rx J K, X I f' KG? YJ Z ix f Q ' ff' I ,J .f J X Q. . b fr , X 4-ig ' R X9 5 'T ,tg ' J h J Q SUPHU -is BILL ROBINSON President ORE UPTTEEHS , tiki M- NET , S MON IJEG QHARLE 4 1 GY 11 Vit:-P1251 W -5'erre1i5ROTT MGM D W RONAX-fitasuffr AT THE heginning of nn adventure in education, the nwzu, bers of the Sophomore CIN show definite traits of lendcrsliip, which are developed throughout their years in Classcn. Crgnnizing as ll class, the Sophomores are given the oppor- tunity to meet each other and ferret out these qualities of lenti- ership. After the officers are nzuuecl, the group assumes the business and social responsibilities of un- dergraduates at Clnssen. 4Nwf i 'I QA We ivxtv- Eii2zQ ,,jgf .Q C' 'U rv, AL ST i ffrgeqm-5liVYAR T - 'flu Af, K ' , I I - I f:' :TE 73, w ' ,1:jj!f', ' K- Ja J W, ,X MW 1 E5 4 IM Y' if 4 2 I , 2+ Q a2 Hifi ggi A R, V , fhgggaw WWQ Q-in-4' gp? L ,,.,.,w.. me I . gdaffk 4, .,,:' f- M, ij, N, 353 f, ' i-:'f2f:1-E In 3, Q, A M , ,:. 3595, f zu Row,One: IO ANN ABERNATHY, AIDEN ALLEN, ELAINE AIK- MAN, BILL AMEND, SUSAN AMERINGER, BETSY AMIS, Raw Two: BARBARA IEANNE APEL, CHARLESIARMSTRONG, BOB ARN, BARBARA ATKINS, MARIORIE AUSTIN, RONALD AVERY. Row Three: GRETCI-IEN BADER, BOB BAILEY, NORMA BAILEY, DICK BAKER, MARY ANN BAKER, PAULINE BAKER. Q ' , l ,Q AQ'l V ,. , Raw Fam: BEVERLY BALL, EUGENE BALL, IEAN BARNETT, DON BAXTER, TOMMY BAYLOR, BARBARA ANN BELISLE. I Row Five: CAROLYN BELL, IERRY LEE BELL, KATI-IRYN BELL, DON BE Row Six: JOE BEV RGEN, NANCY BERGSTRAND, LARRY BERNARDY. HOWARD BERRY, IACK BERTRAM, IEAN BEVERIDGE. ERIDGE, ANN BEWLEY, CAROLE BIGGART. 5? 5 X I 9 mr '54 1 ,I I : Q R 'I' K Y QB, ,-PE? . -Mi5 '. r 555591, A ' w -r 4 I X 22 'W' , 3, 3, I J PY -2 Raw One: IEAN BINGHAM, BRUCE BIRRELL, LARRY BLACK, IOEI. BLAKE, BOB BOLDING, IOAN BOLINGER. Row Two: SUZANNE BONAPARTIE, BEVERLY BOND, TOMMY BORELLA, PAULA BOREN, SAM BOUNDS, IOE BOURLAND. Row Tlzmn- BETTE BOVERI, CAROLYN BOWLWARE, DONNA IEAN BRADEN, BARBARA BRADSI-IAW, MARK BRAINARD, OTHO BRAY. .guns-' f Row Four: IOY BREWER, CAROL BRIGGS, LA RUE BRISTOW, SALLY BRITTAIN, DOYLE BROCK, IOHN BROCK. Row Five: GORDON BROWN, HARRY BROWN, NORMA BROWN, ALBERT BUCKI-IOLZ, BETTY IO BUNTON, BILLY BUNYARD. Row Six: ELIZABETH BURGETT, OSCAR BURROW, SCOTT BURT. IOAN BURTON, BARBARA BUXTON, IEANNE CAMP. 1 , L 4, W . yr Lv 1 1,35 ur. ,,,,'F' ' . 14, 'H iii +- 3 'zzz V 'Q ' I I S5 ' 11 g.. , M Ia I 'T 5 Leaf , 1 I ,wwii1 ' I f BM ,lf 'V . Q in 4 ,,-,I LW J' . A K A K1 In J 'fi' LE 53, , 5 I I , 3' .L C 3 I X' ' f.:: ? 'WS 4 in fm , se, Q VK X fwhg I .1 1 'fsgmnik .an ls ., W mf ' . if 4 3'B2s 1 3'-'nm M I 1 I 2 F A , L ,X as 1 fx 'JP fx I I 3 -K' 3 H , I 11: ' 'div .f a . aw -',' 1 . I ,:, M . rf, ,Wk A... ky wm- Ni mf ., . 1 aw..'x Lavlfw ,wx QQ- Gigzffw' 9 I WI LIE .. Q27 Qiil 'iw W. R ,,, I xiii v . ..,,, XI 12 rg! -MQ '22 -I, A in - J 2 X 'W ,E 1 if I 1 f PM .,, I H M 42+ wa., 1 I I 'I' nf, V--:2,q :,A 'W-fb ,C Q . I ,TQ , L f A , if ibm, :.,A Q 5, VQ,: W vm my R 2 'PE' :EQ , I Row One: MARGARET CAMP, MARILYN CAMPBELL, NANCY CAMPBELL, PAULINE CAMPBELL, DEAN CANEIELD, MARY LOUISE CANTERBURY. Raw Two. VESTA IUNE CARTER, CAROL CARY, DON CHANCE, GEORGIA CHANNERQQOROTHY CHAPMAN, GENE CHAPMAN. Row Three: LOIS CLARK, NORVALL CLARK, BLANCHE CLARKSON, IRLENE CLAXTON, ROGER CLAY, ALMA CLINKENBEARD. '41 L' ,. L Row Four: F. M. COCONOUGHER, IOI-IN COLE, MILDRED COLES, HELEN CONLEY, CHARLES COOK, MARGARET COOPER, Row Five: NANCY COOPER, CLAYTON COOVER, ANNETTE COUNTS, BETTY COVEY, FERN COX, FLOYDINE COX, Row Six: GLORIA JEAN COX, IOAN COX, BEVERLY CRABB, PAT CREECH, IAMES CULBERTSON, BETTY CUNNINGHAM. -zz . : I ,P V Y IFA - ' I-A' Row Ona: MARGARET ANN CIINNINGHANI, CHARLENE DALE. HELEN DALE, IOYCF DAVENPORT, NORMA DAVIDSON, IVIOZIZLLIE DAVIS. IMI' Two: DOLORES DIQAN, MARGARET DIE ARMOND, VVANDA DIECIKARD, TERRY DIACON, DICK DIAL, BARBARA DOISIIS. Row 7'lwm' JOHN DONLIZY, NIONA DONNAY, AGNES DORSI-., IOHN DRAKE. TOM DRAPER, LOUIS DROIII1 ,Q ,. f' ,SQ 1 . AQ if . IIEI 'W' A im if Rf bib E .IE - Se I A ii LW? if 'X L,-W 'W' QS av Row Four: IIMMY DUNCAN, NANCY DUNCAN, MAUREEN DUR- RETT, IOHN DUTTON, BETTY EASTERLING, ELINOR EASTMAN. Row lffvez DONNA ECHOLS, IAMIE EDWARDS, BEN ELLIS, IOHN ELMORE, YVONNE ELSIEA, SCOTT ENGLISH. Rrm' Xu: CHARLOTTE IZNNIS. DOLORES ERTS, IACK EUBANK, CUBA EVANS, IED FAGERQUIST, MARGARET EERRALL. r f, - ff '- if-'N 3 V Mg, me -JW xx, -W-wg' if -:Q 44 ' Q' .,L -0' uns., . W 'KM 'li' hi '11, 3 ' ww 1 L - f f we .fil fi, .zip I I 4IA . 'fl Y ,. -1 iiiggk Raw One: BOB FERRIN, IIM FIDLER, BETTY FIELD, RONALD FLEET, MARVIN FLETCI-IER, SALLY FOGARTY. Row Two: ALAN FOLTZ, BARBARA FOSTER, DALE FOSTER, BETTY ANN FRANK, DON FRANKEL, CORNELIA FRANKLIN, Row Three: IORETTA FREDERICK, TOM FREEMAN, R. L. FREE- MAN, RICHARD FREEMAN, IOE FRIOU, ROBERT FRY, fps. X 31 my fa' I' 'QE' 4 FWHM W, s-1943 C3 ,.....+ I,, 'nf SQ? -' ,li 95' , , My 1A . rw ,grim gg25.Q,e I '?'-LZ v ff R S55-N I., ' fimifv'-IfiQ ,3f fy. Y' F, 723, aw I -f42:f:'f IWQ' 3. HQ ' 5 J 75i' .Q wfwfr -' ,- gilfzlf' ,- ' fl 5 .,.,, , Q 'L xxx if wwquvh ' M.: Row Fam: WILMA FULKS, GUY FULLER, PAT FUNNELL, RAE FLLA GARDNER, ROBERT GARDNER, DOROTHY GAROUTTE, Row Five: BOB GARVER, MAX GASSER, SHIRLEY GEORGE, MARII- GEPFORD, BOBBIE GIBSON, IACK GIER. Raw Sur: CHARLES GILLESPIE, THOMAS GINGER, CARLENF GLITSCH, MARILYN GOSNELL, ELEANOR GOSSETT, CHARLOTTE GRAHAM. HQ :my .ei -:f a -Q ra? f .- -A Jveisi Row One: MARY BETH GRAY, GEORGE GREEN, SAM GRESHAM, PAULA GRIGGS, IOEL HADEN, VIRGINIA HAGAN. Raw Two: IONE HAMILTON, GEORGE HAMMONDS, DOROTHY HARDCASTLE, IAKE HARDESTY, VIRGINIA HARDING, ROSE, MARY HARLOW. Row Three: CREILLY HARMON, NEELY HARPER, BARBARA IEAN HARRIS, FLORALEE HARRISON, PATSY HART, DAVID HARTER.- EQ 12-'13 ,Qs if X N in K ,. 1' -5 Hg W, 3 2 A fi L 1 -ai? 3' -QQ., A J 'vm ,l ,Q-'IL Row Four: BOB HARTMAN, DUDLEY HARTMAN, THANE HAT- CHER, RICHARD HATFIELD, MARYLAND HAWKINS, ELAINE HAYES. Row Five: ARTHUR HEATH, CHARLENE HEFNER, DONNA RAE HENRY, ESTHER ANN HENRY, BARBARA HEREFORD, PAT HEWITT. Row Six: CAROL HIGDON, MARGARET HILL, LA DENA HINCHEY, IESSAMY HINES, BARBARA HITT, GEORGIA SUE HODGE. ,R if x If, K, fi,-K1. . me W HG , V 3:5 Emi K Q A I if - Row One: ISILLIE IO HOGUIE, DICK HOKIE, HAROLD IDIER, CAROL HOLDERBY, ROGER HOLIK. NANCY HOLLOWAY. Row Two: VIRGINIA HOLMES, CHARLITNIE HOTTLI2, IOHN HOUS, TON, CARL HOWARD, MARIORIE HOWARD, DCNNA HOYT. Row Timm: IO ANN HUDSON, BOB HUIIY, I.UE'I I'A HUCHLS, JUNE HUNNICUTT, MARILYN HUNTRESS, LUCILLIE HURLISURT. -Q, fr ,Q ' T . ,,.. gba A fa. K jf ml' , . If , I ff 5 ,X M-4'-'nm SWH- In ,:-.L wlifd wwf 0 . 4 at Q? - ? J, II 4 x AX Q' ,f-was if S 3 . .A- I 'Q gm f lfmu lfmfrp IJOIURFS HIIRS If I.-KNIT III'RS'I', IACK IIYNIIQS CTHARIFS IHRIC3, YIVIAN INGLISH. GEORCF INGRAYXI. IMI' lfmf, CHARIIS ISISIQLI.. ISIQTIY IRXVIN, I':II.l, IRVIN. ISILIHTH IACKSON. ROSFNIARIF IAI-IN, MARY IAMIZS. Rau- Sm, HIELFN RI'TH II'SKIz, I1IJWARD II5XI-K. I-ARI.I1NIf IOHN SON, IIiRRY IOHNSUN, MARY IANIf IOIINSUN, PAT IOIINSON A 1 lim- UH, IIIII IOIINSON I5I,LJISI5 IUIINSTON, IMXIQISI-XI3fX IUNI5, lim' Inu, SIIIIIIIY KIIILTK, I5IIiI'II.fX IiIiUI'I, XIII IDN IJXIIII7 IJ.-XII IONI8. IUI'I3I I Y IUNI S XI.-XIIY K.-XN.'XI Y. I.'XCXI'iII I.XIiI-, Iill I, I.X I'II.-XIJII, IIOIIIIII I.-XILXSUN. IKI-RIOOI. IR.-XNIQ IRI-IIN. IMXY KIQRII. IIXI II 'X DON I IIINIII. I'IIX'I I ls lim- Two. BARIIARA Ii1XI'I'. IIIXIIRY KI'I1'I'lJN, SVI' KI'I,I,Y, CII-NI' HHH' IM Il' IXNNIT IJXIXIXINS, I I STI II Il-XI I I IWDS XX RICII I.'XIiID IUCN Rm' 7'!m,w.- IIMYXIY IQI-SSII-Ii, IQXXI KII,III,, IiUIiI:IIl INII I' IIUIII-Ill IMI' Xu XI.-XIICQ.-XIII-'I' IXJNG. IIXIXIY IHLDXIIII. III'III'xIIII IUSIX I I 3 X CUI UNI KING, IO.-XNNI KIQRXXIN. XX.-XND.'X IQITCIII NS ISIII XI.C'I.'XIN, I.'XT XIICKIFN.-XII:XN, Il I'IiI- .II I I . . 'ff Sig I ., 5 i l W M.. -:wi , , If X . I 1 sn.. X L ,fix aiffwg it X N' 5 fl f m 5,56 V A sm -XX N it V E Q I X1 .Y - h MJ' jf A QB . ,gg . W. , I ' I 5 X I I 4 A A L? Y TT! V fi SQ' fav . U .3 jf 1 Q ii ,. A . X Af rp -slips I5 Q. I S. In IQ N' 5 ' i-Og Wi- 1 'WA , gk I -, ei.. ' i5 Li ,lf ig I W x A-g vwa kh ' , I - 3' I '14, 'I Quai? XIIV . 'S -R Ii 93 -Q .,,.,gga1 A A L .J I ,ag I I W- ' iw gy f -g,-gg VVII- - fa QF 'J . 'AM I , I , X 'I I I I Il I X 'lx I li G . I IIIAI ,Q I . W A I 1-ff +R. I II i A W, - I A 1- 'I viiiia if , . fa. 1 ilk I - ,, AWG' irils-I f,'If2:X Q wm v 52561 I A ,f 'O ' 2 I ' ami JB f , m.mA. If C f I Raw Omg AILEEN MuCRAIi, ROBIQRI' NICCLIRIJY, RICHARD Nic- DONALD, ROGER NICDLIIIIJY, HANK IxIcIfADDIEN, MICKLY NIIGIQIQ. Row Two: IERRY McGUI'IfIZY, INIARCIA MQINNLSS, BOB MQKANNA. LARRY McKINNI2Y, RICHARD MCKINNON, DONNA RICLAVCIILIN. lfnw Tlmw- ILANINIY XIQLAIIGHLIN. IOXIMY XIIQIIISTON, IOHIN MAGEE, CHARLES MACNUSSON, MARGARIQI ANN IXIANEY, NANCY MARCHANT. zg., . ,ye . J , f 555 x f-it I in -,,, I I .1 if ,. W ssh Lb,, I 1 .V K., ' I Q W, A M TT KAA, -I . ff' ff! ' M f ,lv ' fy ' t- I - :iq 7 A ' I I 'RR I lfnu' Ibm RICHARD YXIARKLAND. IIHYLLIS RIARLAR, III-VERLY IA MARCI IIL, CURTIS MARSHALL. CLINI1 NIAR'I'IN,IISANNI1 MARTIN Row fm-' TXIALINDA MARTIN, NANCY MARTIN. WIIIIIR XI.-XR IIN, XIARILYN NIASON, ALI'IIHI'R XIAILR, IOIIN NI.-X'I'HIAS Row Sm DOUGLAS TXIATTHIQWS, PAMIQLA MAITHVWS, ISARISARA NIISIQ IXIARGIIE MVIS, NORMAN MIQISKS. IYNN XII IIR I. ,.,, K . nw t ,ff -I . I 5 -v gf, gl .-I , Lag. I,-. 3 2 Q ai i I Q. WN RUN, Um 'LU' jXH.N'lA R, lymyml. MH LS! IJORUIHY XIHIIR Now fum' RICHARI5 XIUKI R. NI.-XRY IYNNI' XIVIKH' NIUNIYN! NMAC, NI MMIII: AN-Y XIII I IMAX IHH I YN XIII lx NIl'l l INIX. :XXX XH'NIQ.'XH WT.-Hill YN XlI'IZI'lIY l'.XIllIC'I,X hw. 37-Fw tt: ,v N.-K , Q x Q s 5 Mi ,few ,gk Q' n I X Q ,A A L. ,,, XIVRIII 1.1 lfrfzw 'Ibn IRON XIll,I-Y. KHAKI!-NI Xllklllx IAXIIS XIUBIIY . , , . xr R R ' , XISBIII, lf. lskf' lllll XINIR ll , 1 . q CfH.fXRI,Ii5 XIOYNIVIR XIKKY XIUNTCQOXIYRY. IOA-XX XIOUHI. RUEHRI' NlXyBI,RRY Sl,xRi5I.XIx,IIU.X'lLx!H-Iirylil HU lem 'ffm 14.-xrzlsfxlu .NNN x1w1a1:mv mlY11 ls xwzzlwxxi Nwumx M ,X W I yy my k,m',,R W HRX 4 , IMI' XYCJRSI. If .-NN XIUSI l IKY. K II,-XR! I S TXIUSS li.-XRIKQXR,-X NIOYI N ,-XNI5. K.-XY ANN P.-XD!-N I.-XL K IAINI ,A ..... Zig. Q K: 4 , IL . ,N . Q I 1 - 'A S' f if V -Law as f ,fag :S , f f1,,Af I 4' A V r' 5+ , f-4? y an A- jr.. f an .5 Qf - K I ji. ix , V 1 in 'N7' A 1, X X x Q J! NYEU kl'fKA1'X 130: E' BXRUI OPP. IJIANI UYIN PA! P,-XNKI li. ,, !E. 4I K ax Zig, Q95 AG.. 'v-:V ' QJPQ - V I 15 ' - f si Xe N A 653 'WK if if-2 Nl- 3 N, ANR -5 .f .f 31.41 W' 1 ,,f-' A' 47 'fi IEW A , , if L 918-4: E 5 X ' I , I I ,I . X W I .,-w,.,9' F , ' f ,A ' M75 f vs 4, Q '-fl' 2 'Q ,Y , I I fs, Af , ,Q-fx I N FU ' 1 J W. A . 7, . , .. lg -M -L, .M ' au is 5 X x PM .ma Of- ....-4' '- I ,rw H' I Sv , I . I I ,.V,,. ., ., I . , . ixxl , my . ,, :.' K , ,. I LL Q-we f rg an -0. pi' H L... A I lilykfkrwx : L Sill , Mi. IR B A A V S . ':,gS,liY: , ' gil i I K 5 A I 33? K A , Il' .Y Row One: ROY PARKER, PEGGY PARROTT, SHIRLEY PARTRICK. IOHN PATTON, PATSY PENN, STEPHAINE PESMEN. Row Two: IANE PETERSON, BARBARA PHIPPS, DE VIER PIERSON MARY ANN PLANT, ROSEMARY PLEMMONS, VIRGINIA POLL LARD, Row Three: NANCY POOL, RAY MARIE PORTER, PAUL POWERS NANNETTE PRUETT, CHARLES RAMBO, MARGARET RANDALLI Row Four: HOWARD RASKIN, IEAN RAYMOND, IOHN REID. CAROL RENO, REGONNA REYNOLDS, PEGGY IO RIAT. Raw Five: CHARLES RICH, IOHN RICHARDSON, HARRY RIDDELL. SHIRLEY RIDENOUR, DAVID RIGGS, IACK RIGNEY. Row Six: DICK RIPLEY, MYRNA ROBBERSON, BILL ROBERTS, SUE ROBERTS, JIMMY ROBERTSON, BILL ROBINSON. C.-XITOI YN III 'CYKIIII IIUW.-XRI3 IQI'SSI I I . IUI 'ISI .NNN RUSS N K 1 ffm Om CiII.'XIII IIS IIDCIIIIS. I3II.I Ili IRAN IQHSII, DI.-YNI PHX' X IIEY IIN' lwfm IH-XII' SIIAVVII, IOIIINI SIIAWVVR, IIUII SHINN, VIRGINIA Rm' Alwf NIAIQII YN S.XI3I I IQ. IIILJIQNIUIN S.'XI'EIIS II IN II,-XIQISKIQA III. SHI I.-YI'IiI'. IIIII SIII'XI.-XIE. SIIIRI I-Y SIIVVIQNAII. ,M,1',,, ,,.K,w W,NHRm M wH M WML 'ERN LOU few rf., VIIQA SINCDII-IARY, x1,xlc1l,YN SI.'YI'I'. mm sx1I'1'11 SIICSAIQS. lxmf lwm MI I IQUSI SLAI LS LI .NRL .Si IIXIKI ISLII. XX IILI.-XXI DEIOIQIS SXIIIII XII-XIII! YN SXIIIII NUIQXIA IEAN SXIIIII I , , Imp Xu DWI-XY NI. .SNI ISHN. l'Ul'liI SNYIPEIQ. CIIAYIKZI- SOIIAR l A 1 V W I ' , I , X I , I ' :i'IIlIlxTlII?I lk 'AMI S SCI H LZE xx ANNA VNU, I' Il ZIXNNE PKI SY SPIVEY. li.-XIQOI YN S'I .XI I ORD, XIAIIII YN STAI I ORD ff? 2' 4 N Z? wk? ..1-I-3? 3' 5 VP .si z A Iitx Q f I ' . .ky I fm-:ix If Q , -v 1 W-' 11, , -'Ni L. S I Y, H I ff, 46 :I 7' 'I I s ff Q- ff ..... ... cf' f W I35' ff J I I , Au Q - A .. t ',.g.. W . N .Jltng A I 'Sw ,Ii ,, K 1 I 7.1, A XF If My i':'1 3'7x , ' .fps J wg? I I, M' I M f as If-Q r 'M i F' .VIL I- k-v,V A , --fn 'LTA YIS,l I-iff' ,F L I. M 4'- v V I I I za ,ag F' 2+ I if Q, I A 36 W f- ,ff-MN 'T' m, S' I , L JIIIQDJLA ruqiif S5291 Ig I M fy I A 6- , Q ,,, fuk, - M 14: . fl 'gl , ,, 'of ,, .-- il -W' f YS ' 1 H 'I -' sw 1 Q .14 I 'V 4 3' 1 ff K In f :ar If: 6' I g 2. of ' Q' .H Il 1 S I I 1. wg.. sr ,:,k'L I,'k 5' VI.- f., k l f V A A1fS'- 1 A .49 .--v-4 qv- 'FQ' 534. I in 1,2115 Q U: X 'X 3 5 NW? K' tv sfo , gn. A, 2. .I it sf? L,l,,i 'H I 2 I -'Q'l:A f ' ,. E ,',: ,.,4 I E in , il, Y ag. S. Q I N E , gi AQGQQQE h5g 5 ,E 'I' Q1 IG' , 1 if N N I 4 SL I i xx, 'Q 'b I va I, I .... L C Row One: DON STEARMAN, PEGGY STELTER, BETTY ANN STEWARD, CAL STEWART, ROBERT STIPES, BEN STOCKWELL. Row Two: LEE STOLDT, IACK STUBBLEFIELD, NANCY LEE SUGG, GENE SULLIVAN, DICK SUTHERLAND, IAMES SWAIN. Row Three: MARY LOU SWARTWOOD, ROBERT SWATEK, WIL- LIAM TACKETT, YVONNE TI-IARP, H. T. THOMAS, TERRY THOMASON. i 95 , I 2-QL I f 5 l,,..A,. x 'ra PX az as L f 'T'-:yu gif 'ymk :iii V' I , 5 If L Fi I I ,3 6 :sr S bw' I M 5 4,5 fn' V I ' '53 if 5? ' i ff: - . I A . fp 13. 4 iw D? H V J ' 9 I ,QS . 325, Row Four: RUPERT Row Five TOWER, Row Six: RYDER, WADE. 16? If M sg I I Nix LEE THOMPSON, TOM Tl-IORNE, EDWARD THROWER. TIDMAN, CAROL TILLOTSON, PATRICIA TODD, : CAROLYN TOLBERT, MARY ANN TOLLEY, LEE ANN CARL TROWBRIDGE, IO!-IN TROWBRIDGE, L. Ii TUCKER. IANE TURNBULL, MARY ALICE TURNER, IACK VAN PERRY VAN NVAGENEN, RACHEL VINYARD, CLAUDINE , SQA 'S if fs? I ,P Row Oneq BUDDY VVAGGONER, HARRY WAHL, PAT WALLACE, DORIS VVALIIER, FRANCES XVALLER, ROBERT VVALLIS. Row Two: PAISY WARE. I,OIS XVARNIR. DORIS WATKINS, SUI VVATKINS, IOHN WATSON, ANNA BIZTII NVEAVER. Row Tfvrce: ROY VJEAVER, LORAYNE WIZBB, RITA WEBB, PEGGY WFIS, NIARYIOIF VVEICH. ALBERT WIZISH. vw,-fi in A 1' ICN 5 2 X 5 si I 'ga i f ' . . , A I M W-if aw?-isp . 1 L,,.,,f, Q 3 ' I , Raw Fam: IANET WELSH, IEAN WESSEL, GILBERT WHITAKER. NORIS VVHITAKER, BILL WHITE, CAROL IEAN WHITE. Row Ifnfe: FRANK XVHITE, MARLYNE WHITE, WESLEY WHIT, LOCK, JAMES WHITTAKER, IEAN WILCOXSON, CHARLES WIL- HITE. Rnw Sm- KATHIE WILLIAMS, BOB WILLINGHAM, BOB NVILSON, REBA IO VVILSON. REBA XVINTERS, BARBARA IEAN XVISDOM. '!! f I f W :iii-522 Im. , ,Q-4Y A. , 5 qu N ,fly r X fd L ffjff 'fn ff - I 9. 111, L If F1 AG 'I F J ,,, A K I is X V. 3, 5 Q gi? fe H S N r- . . Y' 41' A - fs- V, Q, as ,N - 1 wer' 3. X r O L I sf, I ,- Q W .Ji fa , , , I VAII Q A ' ' I 'wk .,. ., A na, A R iz I LX if ' N. -...J gravy, ' iw ! W M IQ! if .1 L uf ' 5.1, , WW ff: - 7fl.i'54 R My in CARVEEN HALES, RICHARD MORRIS, My K LK x U X K ! V B- fgfv ' V Ov 75-nr fu f J 4 , W Swv . V4 +-in I 14 A at 'L Rfj i, , an ' ' y' , i - + f ia Y, 5 N A , 4 ' x ff!-f 'r if . ' ,g5i 1 , W' 56' Q . ,1 1. 3 fmyf , X Q, 4, X . If it gp M, fi x f 96 ff if w A ' 4 , - ,, J, if 5 bf ,V ff 4. X Q ,ff -1 M. w - ,xx T5 VA, J N' ,L,A -'fwjwc ,f j Rupert Tilman, in a mood of dejection, seems fearful that hc'll be wearing the same old rags-for a band uniform fthac have been used for thirteen years. The scene was very different several months later when the new uniforms arrived. Q ' 0 X A 4 ' in gmc: eil' we X455 X ol X rx sl gy - , xv ailo 'NC' LY' 1, ew WA eflllc X, S rw-W C U 35 . e0 0 ' oliim 4 97 are QMS , lx ,,y.xXx'a0o me ec: Vegggelvl hoof XOXWQ-at A655 Kwkwmet ioaa xx'-351 e 'O new Q r. S wa YWAX 5 3' ,QC 9059 oclk' ,ex Yo Xictmaiivicisy 69981 Coll? 00 R: icc Nancy Sugg, and countless other Classcn students, made use of the snow and during Christmas vacation, by sliding and sl-caring for hours on end. 0 Q59 N504 ucv VNS. X c Vila ,Clam 'xfecnflf' 0 fe l?o,, leqgxxxvixx, aw 35f 'l-ar 511, ,D icxwfli JE-rl, Q01 Design gh fg 6 019' clrffbnv 'insofar om-211 fi of lfbefk Mayer mga I.: IRI-lglllplylg 8,71 C' o r were k 'C'r lsfcfaqj nod! nth , we cd of Jholrc ht U7 15 r ro Uf '00, 'Q17 P116 'Y ,ll tl, ' e a P Wllg-,I 23115, J' , gli Vx ' f , ,. L N ' xg . ' Ns -21 g i . ' f- -:Zi as .. l , , I 2 A s., f -, V f , ga 4 nga? ' fix. ?g'2f1'Si Xf L 4,1 as L A f 'rx 53.119 Ll : , 1 Qg '+rf RN ,., V .1 M ii L . .V ,Q .3 N ,2 . A . . rig' 227 , W fa hmm k ug? :I . 'iH'i4-2 ,?: ' A -A , ,,h,rf---5-7..Q.',. . s sm. M 'WZ .ms l WQX XVc'll have this place looking tlcccnt in nn tinit-.'l agree Dean Canfield, William Majors, and Rnhcrt lvfnnpin, Classen Hi-Y members, who comluctvcl 1: caunpaign in In-aiinfy the school, anil they clitl, mn, with ninney raisczl from selling pcnnnntw at fnutlxnli games. 'Q-4.2 MZQWMWW fgijffygjfjfj Qjfifffjflf WJ JMW Wfifff I A-' 50149971 f fl