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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1948 volume:

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X - fi I - Sri I ,ww 'K ' f X X I I Dr H B Bruner superintendent of the Okla homa City Schools has played a vital role in making these our best years Convmced that pupils should be guided IH doing better the desirable things they are going to do anyway Dr Bruner has encouraged weaving material of the world about us into actual currxcu lum experiences, mstead of compelling students to study dull impractical formal material within the confining walls of the classroom The lnstallation of F M, with Classen as the central stud1o for all schools and the entire clty is one of the most interesting projects that Dr Bruner has planned Students will be gxven the opportunlty to participate in radio script writing broadcasting engmeering and other phases of radio activity Through these modern trends rn educatron boys and girls are enabled to acquire the well rounded growth which makes xor success and happiness DR H B BRUNER Superintendent Members of the Administrative Personnel who assist Dr Bruner and the Board of Education in carrylng out the school program are Mr Thomas H Allen Coordinator of Instruction Mr N L George Business Manager Mr Merle J Burr Administrative Assistant Mr Charles S Wallace Coordinator of Pupil Personnel and Mr Robert B Cheney Coordinator of Personnel v M Moving forward to better the Oklahoma Cxty Schools and to gxve youth all educational opportunities and advantages, are these prominent business men who comprise the Board of Education Mr Edd Hlsel Member Mr Vernon Beals, Member' Mr. Ira Williams, President' Mr. john C. Pearson Vice-President' and Mr. C. B. McCray Member. Through Mr W H Taylors constant efforts to make these the best years of our lxves the cur rlculum was expanded to meet the needs for all youth at Classen Um f1ed studres were added as valu able tralmng for students The health and recreation program was enlarged enablmg everyone to partxcrpate m sports and to study problems ln health and fam lly llvmg One of the best steps forward was the guxdance program with three counselors devotmg thelr txme to helprng teen agers become happlly adjusted Durxng Mr Taylors frve years as prmclpal at Classen he has en couraged student partmclpatlon and a greater mutual understand mg between students and faculty 1n plannmg school actrvxtles MR W H TAYLOR NUM MR G W BRUCHER Counselor 7 MR LLOYD M ESTES Principal Vice Prmcrpal Having served as classroom teachers at Classen prevlous to becommg v1ce prmcxpal and counselor respectlvely Mr Lloyd M Estes and Mr G W Brucher had a thorough understandmg of school problems from the teacher pupxl pomt of v1ew They pro vlded understandmg guxdance through themr fairness and tact fulness Mr Estes who always found trme for leadership ln the ac t1v1t1es of the Proctors the Pep Clubs Cheerleaders and Comet Capers supervxsed the attendance department and mamtamed the best attendance record of all the cxty schools ln hrs dxscxph nary dutxes Mr Estes was everybody s frrend Mr Brucher was on the alert ready to help adjust dlffxcultxes wrth schedules or other problems that arose A capable counselor Mr Brucher was mfluentxal m showmg us that these years at Classen were the best years of our lxves ' v Y A 1 . ' ,.,-av-1-p,,63A5v4, k , v .J v . , . X . Y .P Q 1 1 - ' . y . . . - ' ' - v y - s 1 - 1 . , . , . . - w ' v Mr Duane Wemert Dean of Boys M1tt1e Ann McAll1ster and Mrs Mnldred jamxson asslst Barbara Mxller and Harry Brown wxth their lx brary needs wt A WJ A 4342 EQ Mxss Retha Wave Hulet Dean ol Gzrls and Guidance Counselor Admmlstermg Hrs! ald to Phyllxs Morrow are cluuc asszstants Beverly Crabb and Shzrlee Marrs wt. Miss Inez C Elhs Guidance and Testing When a program of guxdance, counselxng, and testmg was set apart from the academlc phase of educatxon at Classen thxs semester a bxg step was made ln helpmg teen agers ad just themselves properly For Mxss Retha Wave Hulet, head of the counselmg program, Mlss Inez Ellxs, and Mr Duane Wemert, com mandmg the confidence and respect of boys and glrls apparently comes naturally Durlng their years f teachmg at Classen they have been lnterested ln helpmg others, makmg lxfe happxer and better for them 8 f f at X y . , xr . -W t ' 1 Es we , V 'f' Y ,as V - e f .., 'Q ff A Q K ' A Q . a A 14 . . . ' 7 -1 . . a K U l , . . . ' . . - A ' o xxx Ana' fiebed ol ve 0ur P oblems Mrs Clara Alley Regzstrar As registrar Mrs Alley had charge of our permanent entrance applications Mrs Matthews assisted Mr W H of school routine, received visitors, and and announcements Taylor ln matters prepared bulletins Keeping accounts separated, writing checks for pay ment of bills and receiving and depositing money made each day a busy one for Mrs Evans, our school treasurer i L 4 ,,..- Mrs Charlotte Stringer and Mrs Rachelle Stephens Attendance Mrs Laura Haley Matthews Secretary to the Principal I' ip., Mrs Thelma Evans Treasurer With their accurate check on attendance and reasons for absences, Mrs Stringer and Mrs Stephens were largely responsible for keeping us in our classrooms when balmy days and outside mterests tempted us to ditch school We soon leamed that alxbxs of dental appointments on Friday aftemoons didnt al ways excuse absences, and stories about car trouble didnt clear tardies' 42 I 1 A A ,: F Q 1. 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She also supervised college .. . . . . : X' X , L 3 - - 1. - H ' i v ' . . , .x I ' 0ur acuity Tau bf 0: Wfmf To ay Miss Ins M Baughman Head oi English Department Mxss Helen Bourke Mxss Luclle Tandy Mrs Anne Montague Mxss Sandee Hazelwood Mxss Helen Norrns Durlng our senior hlgh school years we elected to take commercxal subjects mdustrxal arts home economics or forelgn languages dependmg upon our specxal mterests or upon our plans for the future Enghsh however was a part of everyones program Essentlal m makmg these our best years were the courses ln Engllsh whlch gave us a foundatxon for correct oral and written ex pressxon and an apprecxatxon for literature Mrs Mabel Park Specxal mterests were developed an Creatwe Wrxtmg Speech Orbrt journalxsm Readmg Courses Combmatmon Engllsh and Hxstory classes and Busnness Enghsh For years Classen graduates have ranked h1gh on the Enghsh placement tests at the Unxverslty of Oklahoma with 85 per cent makmg average or above .ful 10 ,Q V ' .I fixxx t v N , f' ' , s . J if v hy .- 'A V ' 2- . nil f . -' g, e g Miss Della Link M ' Qi e 2 . V' . . y . I Y Y ' . Y ! 3 , . . ' l I l I Y 7 . Y 1 1 , . ' 1 Ana' How o ay . ,Q . Lg I W A Mrs Mabel Clare Kmght English and Orbit Mrs Mary Vlrgmxa Beasley Englrsh and journalism J' lt aint what you say but how you say rt could cause a little controversy here as Buddy Powell and Dottie Young manipulate the CSS while Carole Klllam and jamze Edwards talk over the scnpt Daxly announcements and programs 1patxon nn the weekly Youth Speaks and other radlo programs, school plays and tournament competmon afforded practxcal applxcatxon of speech courses m basxc com mumcatxons d1ct1on pubhc speakmg debate lnterpretatlon actmg and production and radlo Mrs Elame Tucker Head of Speech Department Classen speech students have brought home many natxonal trophxes the most recent bemg a f1fSt place m humorous declamatxon won by john Guy Havmg won three na tlonal champronshlps Classens debate teams have an unequaled record m the natxon John Cox and DeV1er PISYSOD were awarded scholarshlps to Baylor Umverslty after wmnmg the mvltatxonal de bate tourney at Waco Texas 11 .42 Mrs Vnrgmla Chappelear At the end ot' the frrst semester Mrs Chappelear gave up jour nalrsm for a full schedule of English classes Mxss Hazel Sledge English and Creative Wrrtmg as Mr J D Hoover Debate and Speech s E - hi 'ff - I . 5 ' J ' ' 1 . ,f y 3, I 3 , over Classens Central Sound System, partic- ,V-1, . . . . 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Mxss Grace Deupree who was head of the Math Department and had taught at Classen slnce 1924 dled March 20 1948 Servlces ln her memory were held ln the school audltorlum wlth represen tatlves from her advlsory and the Honor Math Club partlcrpatmg Mlss Berr ece Gordon Head of Math Department Mlss julxa Denny P il Miss Mary Prultt O Covmgton Mrs Reba Hodge Mrs Vxrgmxa Wlgley Solrd geometry has Arthur Swanson Betty Boone and Bob Law rence gomg m circles-or should we say trzanglesg In splte of the ever present homework ln Mathe I matics we recogmzed the value derlved from thls tralnlng Math llke Engllsh proved to be a fundamen tal essentlal 1n everyday hvmg as we used xt ln some form every day correlatlng It w1th other courses m the currlculum Some students took only the requxred Math wh11e others fthe brave soulsj contlnued wlth solld geometry trxgonometry and advanced algebra courses Those who had one year of mathematlcs ln the 9th grade were requxred to take at least one semester rn senlor hlgh school for graduatlon 12 Ana' Men Ap Af Mem The laboratory sciences involving the study of plant and animal life the earth chemical elements and phases of physics showed us facts and truths Mr Howard Brown Head of Science Department Mr Merle M Boyer 'S..f-- MA Mrs Geraldine Buzbee Attracted by a Triceratops are Robert Chadwick Marilyn Smith, and Harold Copeland. Modern trends in the field of science have led to courses in safety driving. radio aero- nautics and visual education, Newest among these is the driver training. taught by Mr. Robert Reid. 13 47 Mr John M Paden Mr. Robert Reid To Know 0ar Ne gfzbors Realizing that through tolerance and understanding we become world citizens of good will, we endeavored to learn more about the various nations and their contributions through the years. This back- ground proved helpful in the interpretation of current happenings. In addition to World History, American History, and English History, we could choose from such allied courses as Latin American History, Bible History, International Re- lations, Social Problems, Psy- chology, Economics, Government, and Occupations. Miss Clara Meyer Head oi Department Miss Katherine Gibson Shown boarding a plane Mexico City and a practical les- son in Latin American History are: Betty Ann Steward, Rose- mary Hatcher, Dick Sutherland, Karen Keys, Guyton Anderson, jerry Baker, Paul Mullins, and Miss Ophelia Byars. Nliss Blanche Holland f Mr. Duane Weinert Miss Gladys Shepard Miss Ophelia Byars Ana Speak Me 7 language With Spanish speaking neighbors to the south, and distances to other countries shortened by air travel, we found an increasing value in the study of languages. Th.-n, too, it was fun to chatter with our friends. We were able to choose Spanish, French, Latin, or German- and some of us studied more than one language. Oral and written use of foreign languages illustrat- ed by films and recordings, gave us an appreciation and under- standing of other peoples and cul- tures. Miss Bessie Herrin Miss Henrietta Von Tungeln Mrs. Estelle Cunningham Head of Department V We Houck Miss Inez C. Ellis Preparatory to initiation cerei joan Sandler and Gerry Stevens view the ritual in their Honor L guage Constitution. 'svn Miss Lena Pickard Mr. Arthur M. Kincaid Miss Lucille Willouzhby 15 Mnss Vera L Campbell Head of the Home Eco nomrcs Department To fook and Sew Convmced that future home makers should know how to prepare and serve foods to des1gn and make clothmg and how to operate a home economlcally we enrolled ln home economlcs Courses m home decoratlon chlld guldance and hy gxene afforded a varlety of mterests and appealed to many gxrls ws-v'-J L Mrs Edna Hedges Add milk and stxr slowly Margaret Cunningham m forms Nova Ann West To .fm r Arthur johnson i1 Gettmg just the nght pitch are joe Frgg at pzano, jane Peet and B111 Harrah Mr Earl Wlllhvlfe Reportmg for zero hour classes at 7 30 each Head of DePHf'me'1' mormng was proof posntxve of our mterest rn vocal and mstrumental muslc 16 .Ag . U Lia! MY' , . 'K A , ,. 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X' ' A W N MA . o Develop 0ar Skills Mr Frank McKee Head of Industrial Arts Of course there was destined to be some talent among us xn mdustrlal work Ambltlon to be come engineers archltects alr plane and automoblle mechanics draftsmen or cabmet makers prompted us to choose mdustrxal arts electlves All courses were open to both boys and girls who llke to work wrth their hands Department Watching a job well done by jerry McCay are Harold To Daw Holder and Cal Stewart Mr Alonzo Norwood Miss Lottie Conlan Head of Art Department and Pam I For Dorothy McCollom, Bill Cromwell, and Phyllis Ann Phillips funda- mentals of design aided in the artistic expression of ideas I7 Miss Mary Lamb Lewis To Earn Wlu7e We learn Miss Etha Townsend Head of Department Learning to operate all modern office equipment, and receiving adequate ,training for the business world has enabled many Classenites to secure positions, while others found the knowledge an aid in college work. One credit for outside work was earned by those who spent as much time on the job as in school. Miss Mildred Holland Mr Clark Cunningham Miss Mary Cantrell hunt and peck method is not for Selma Porter and Betty Stowe Marjorie Neely operates the dictaphone :rg lv-' Miss Beth West Dlstnbutive Education Wythe Munford of the Distrlbutive Education Department tries some super salesmanship on Alma Mills and Edward Spencer Classen s Distributive Education courses afforded training for entrance into this field through classroom study interested in various occupations concerned with the dis tribution of goods, and were enabled to earn while we learned 18 i 4 , . . . . e ,,.aff- ...K fx. gf r- y and actual work experience. As upperclassmen we became 4 V, --Zfggwf- ' xl , . . . . . Ana' Make Ourselve Sf on In Physical Education courses we had fun in team and lndividual sports and swim ming For the girls there were classes in dancing and for everyone there was ln structlon in health habits hygiene anato mv first aid and remedial exercises Falr play and good sportsmanship were stressed Mr William Bynum Miss Kathleen Owen Head of Department Mr jim Conger Mrs Dorothy Myers Mr Richard E Coffey Helping Barbara Foster check athletic equipment is a pleas- ant chore for jerry McCay. Mr Carroll Smelser Head ol Department Mr Rex Irwin 0ur Faculfy Af Play CBegmnmg at top left to right! Miss Ophelia Byars Air travel to for eign parts Mrs Reba Hodge Collecting quips CShes never up a tree! Miss Ethel Bassmger and Father Red woods in California Miss Mary Lamb Lewis Dogs Mrs Anne Montague Gardens and Flos sie the Cat Miss Vera Campbell Interior Decorat in Miss julia Denny The nousehold pet Chubby NY . ..,..e. lr we .3 f 4 i , 'J' j , I hx, ' lvl, f V . . Q- . ,. . f ' is Mrs. Virginia Chappelear-Gallop Poll. . gh x 1 ', I H A V 1 l u A M ' A liei if ' 20 Hobbies And fancies Mr Clark Cunnmgham Wxld Animals Yellowstone Park Mis Clara Meyer and Mlss Helen Norris Forexgn travel B111 Bynum Campmg Howard Brown Trees The Buzbees jerry and Brll Mountam Camping Mr Taylor Smelser Irwm Coffey By num Estes Covmgton Wlllhoxte Sports Mr Lloyd Estes and Beverly Campm ln Colorado 6' I C . 1 Q . I L , . Q K I V ' 'LN , t , LBeginning at top-felt to rightb Mr. ' - ' . Mr. Y . ? 2 1 5 HJ! The Pre Men! of ffze Year WW LU ,1 ,EY L ' 'Wi , , rn: . V : . 1 .., f'V V f , vw' V- 7'-arf! -, f ww, fx' I . v., :,,:,'4l3f ' ifrigv' ,jrf-f g . Wu V ' - Tw :'?3aQ'??5KQ If Jul Z rf V' 42.5 ' v,', 1 ,till A v'v'-wg -K ,541 -QE..f 45 H 7127 ,in-H :Wu 'zzff - A. '.. ,slime , - ' 'iw amp 'qw ', , A Y vhv , . ' 'Af v uv .-, ' ' u'L'?Q,:1' ww. 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L1 1: A 0 Reggnea' 0ver The Lfomefnlfig UE -f:46',f? 04?- X .... if sw MANS ,va -L-cf PROCTOR Kzwfmfp f' Of en Oar Work Wa Play Beverly Brxgham Student Director john GUY Student Drrector QAbovej Laverne Tone mah recexves the best dressed Indxan prxze from Dottxe Young Ten Lxttle Inclxans stood up ln stark terror wh1le john Cox contemplated murderlng Elame Hayes Classen IS noted for 1ts fine Lxttle Theater productxons such as Ten Llttle Indnans and The Importance of Bemg Earnest, whlch were blg h1ts durmg our last year Stage-craft crews workmg behmd the scenes helped to make these pro ductlons successful Cementmg fnendly relatrons are the Prince and Prmcess of Frrendshrp CII! Clay and Verna Lou Frye 5. Dougal jeppe and jane Ezell rehearse a pro posal scene from The Importance of Being john Cox and DeV1er Prer son Classen s A debate team Behind the Scenes H There's many a helpmg hand m Mr Norwood's Earnest stagecratt class 'P 8 . iw V, il f . x 2 ,tix 2 r Aw F , l X, 3 , 'H I ','t V7 4 e 7 QAt leftj The audience of LL ' ' V ' ll - - ,- tt . ,, . . H 3. , . h 3.1 ' 'BJ . , . --4 A K Il I V Al ll A i Debate and 145 embhbs ..z' vuwuy After the fashion assembly we knew just the rxght thing to wear at the right tzme john Cox takes a last glance at lmes while Carole Kzllam does hzs make up jane Ezell Tom NICATTWH Dons Wuestenberg A Harem scene from the Orbxt Assem y I jane Hall represents Vlctory to Max Gasser and Dean 2 Canheld at the Classen Central assembly DIRECTORS OF THE ORBIT ASSEMBLY Bev erly Crabb Presentmg our Orbit ueen Nancy Noitsger , V , 'N 1 , I A S STP' . X. I D . I I 4' A W J ' x . F' K . H bl . 1 . . X' rl U ,E '. Q O , . 2 XQ . .Q 3 B I I 9 We All Knew Tire Answer Sue Mayes, Queen ol the Proctors, was crowned by Nate Graham at their annual mixer. -V-Q S kalbvsky, Bob Barry. When the swoon sounds of the Sooners begin, so does the sock-hop. Sooners-Marilyn Moore, soloist, George Sponhaltz, Albert The keynote in Sooner syncopation was sweet and simple melody, given out to school audiences at mix- ers and assemblies. Mixers, which were sponsored by Classen clubs and organizations, afford- ed lots of fun for every- one from fall till spring. 30 11 ooners + M1 ers : Fun 1 ' z 4 1 1 I ' 4 5 . 3 f .Q f ..'. Row 1-Vincent Lederer Bxll Harrah George Lundberg Darrell Warren. Row. 2-Dick Mnskell Bob Nelson Robert Frye Joe Fnou Taking time out for the pause that refreshes are George Ingram and Marilee Evans, at the Hobo Mixer which was sponsored by the Boys' O Club. 31 lf Was All for Our Teams -15' ..,,., R Pu P I H ' fa 1 All qi 4 15,1 X S , V G5 ,H gil A MK A . h --1' ..,i f I f ' :J A Q 4 I ,,,f:f'h ' 1 ' f E fir. A - L 6 ,. V ' ! 'jf' , . . ,- 1 rf, V 7. . rf 1 ff gi ia' T ' 4 l 33 Mm' So Zoudlv We Screamed mm CHEERL D S i 'L ..-X file 0rb1? De ervea' One of the highest honors that we achieved during our years at Classen was the ALL-AMERICAN rating of our 1947 Orbit. This is the highest award given in Nation- al competition, by the National Scholastic Association of the University of Minnesota. The critical analysis score booklet, giving helpful comments and criticisms, has been our guide during the preparation of the 1948 yearbook. Although the Orbit staff worked overtime planning photography and layouts, writing copy and banners, it was an enjoyable task. Compiling a yearbook which will always recall memories of our best years -- those spent at Classen - was the aim of the staff, in portraying the activities, accomplishments, and interests of the student body. The Orbit Art class and many other stu- dents cooperated in various phases of the Orbit production f it? 's. South paw sports editors Bill Siler and Betty Chesher confer fBottom pzcturej Virginia Hopper Geared? Yvonne Cravens john Reddell Nate Graham and Kermit Von Leuven are the first to check the 1948 Orbit Virginia designed the cover 34 I .L A gf f 'T J' s, vii A . , 5 'X I i 3 E. XJ. Y? 1Top picture! Gerrie Throgmorton, Richard Smith, and Charles Stewart post names of Orbit subscribers. CCenter pictureb ORBIT Edztor Copy Edltors Admmrstratlon Actlvltles Boys Sports Glrls Sports Classes Cover Deszgn and Ar Layouts Sponsor Art Sponsor Busmess Manager fb ee Cfzeer , oo' Mrs Mabel Clare Kmght Sponsor T AFF JAMES WHITTAKER JANE EZELL TOM MCARTHUR DON STEARMAN CAROL BRIGGS YVONNE CRAVENS BILL SILER JOHN RI-:DDELL NATE GRAHAM BETTY CHESHER PAT JOHNSON James Whm k a Edlfof er CAROLE Ku I AM RICHARD SMITH NORVALL CLARK E2 r VIRGINIA HOPPER BEVERLY CRABB Cn-.RRIE THROGMORTON KERMIT VON LEUVEN CHARLES STEWART MRS MABEL LLARE KNIGHT MISS MARY LAMB LEWIS MR CLARK CUNNINGHAM 953 Workzng to meet the March 15 deadlme are Norvall Clark Tom McArthur Carol Brrggs and Car ole Krllam Everythmg seems to be upsrde down or backwards In the final fuSh' fNote the Calen dar 1 4 4 Whuttaker and Beverly Crabb decide on layout arrangement, While editor james Pat johnson and jane Ezell wnte captlons for PICIUIBI 35 l S ' X A. A, 5 Organizations ,... . . , ....... . , . . f l I 1 I' J A J ' . , Ja, A- .1 A - We re Here for flassen life x? 1,42 Shirley Koontz Co Editor 'Q' Revs X 'K D Mrs Mary Vuguna Beasley Og Sfearman Sponsor .Sen ml Semester U Edna, Bronson Cook jane Robinson uentrn Riggs Rita St Clarr and Mary Montgolnery work tr meet a bl weekly deadline '-'Wu T.,gIuuu-g.., 1 eu-. rx, Studying a combined editorial are Shirley Koontz, Wendell Harris, and Don Stearnlan Tom McArthur and Nancy Noltsger are amused by a feature column The best hugh school newspaper ln the state of Oklahoma was an honor won by Classen Llfe last year In other contests our paper was voted first class excellent by Columbla Umversnty the Umverslty of Mmnesota and by Northwesterns School f ournalnsm That means fxrsts all through' ts mn 1,5 Em- 'lf Mrs Vlfglrlla Lhappelear Sponsor Frrst Semester Slnce 1943, the sponsor has been Mrs Vlrgmla Chappelear With the second semes ter, January 1948, Mrs Mary V Beasley took over wlth a staff that IS seemg a new phase ln journallsm, the modern floating stream lmed make up 36 I O If ' 'vu , -yh an , f' . 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' 5 e F' Jw? . 0 6 -.gg 1,334 :Z-f-514' I an-a...4..L,. .. -44 0ur Be f Year Beginning with a comparatively green football squad, coach Jim Conger, assisted by Rex Irwin and Bill Bynum, seasoned them into a smooth of- fensive team that won seven games, tied one, and catered to only two defeats. For the initial tussle the Comets traveled to Seminole where two last period touchdowns gave them a well-earned 20-13 victory over the Chief- tains. The following week Lawton left with the short end of a 14-13 score when two accurate placements by Frank Robinson, and a block kick by end John Reddell, gave Classen its second victory. Classen's beefy forward wall came to life, while a covey of Comet backfield aces uncovered tricky T-formation plays to hand the Capitol Hill Redskins their first defeat, 21-0. Victims of a 20-7 aerial attack were the Northeast Vikings when the Stew- art to Reddell combination clicked for two of the three touchdowns, while husky Guy Fuller was a stronghold on defense. Evidently we were not ready for the game of the year with our bitter rivals, the Central Cardinals, and went down before a powerful running attack to the tune of 20-6. Robinson provided the lone thrill of the Classen-Hollis fray as he scram- E3 G 5 Q , ,. 255 .qgx g L as-5, E ,4 1 9 ' i Li l a 5 11 X20 33, la .S 1555 31.-' -4.2, ea, elaine-r -' Row 1 Andrews Lucy Gonders Malson H Matthews Wright, Bynum, Ellison, Anderson, McCay, Johnson, Rob- inson Clay Shmn Thompson Graves Stewart Milner Warr, Hall. Row 2-Mandeville, Shawver, Coffeen, Samaras, Tubb Kessler Bernardy Tebow Bergman McCown Hough, Fuller, Reddell, Penny, Sadler, McFarland, Miller, 40 bled thirty-four yards for a touchdown. and con- verted to tie the score, 7-7. After a defeat and a tie, the Comets came back to slaughter the Enid Plainsmen, 43-7. in a game sparked by quarterback Cal Stewart's passing, and halfback Clif Clay's and Frank Robinsons decep- tive running. Perhaps over confident the following week Classen met and was defeated by the Norman Tigers, 14-7. Back on the road again. Classen trimmed the Shawnee Wolves, 20-13. Robinson's two downs, and exceptional line work by tackles Nate Graham and john Berg- man, and guards Chet Bynum and Dick Tubb, were responsible for the victory. Outplaying the undermanned Ho- bart team on a rainsoaked gridiron, the season closed with a 64-O Comet win. C, Q Q I 'g30t-'gqf - 5 so 'A 'Q 4i97il' L3 , , P50414 2Oft SS 21 Jones, McClain, Davis. Mitchell, Sullivan. 4 1 Row 3-Coaches Conger, Irwin, Bynum, R. Matthews, Winings, Bryan, Troop, Cole, Woodward, Haden, Hill, Graham. Wohlfarth, Simmons, Brock, The football squad renewed the tradition of choosing a Comet football queen when they selected attractive Delma jo Mason to rule as the royal lady of the gridiron for 1948. At the Coronation ceremony, during Comet Capers, john Reddell, acting football cap- tain, did the honors. Serving as attendants were Mary Ann Mitchell, Margaret Mary West, Jessie Halstead and Dolores Hurst, escorted by Clif Clay, Bob johnson, Don Hogue and Jack Andrews. Qx B ought Vfkfory Mr. William Bynum Assistant Football Coach Wrestling Baseball fTop to bottomj: McCay, Wohl- farth, Robinson, Anderson, Shawver, Clay, Tubb, Ellison, Matthews, john- son, Stewart, Bergman. On the Gnkli on Mr. Rex Irwin Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Track 955522 ::'9saf-f CTop to bottomj: Milner, Andrews, Wright, Fuller, Bynum, Graves, Rich, Malson, Chitwood, Thompson, Mc- Cowen, Reddell, Graham. xx af 14-'Lyn 400' Wie Maple flamed ,,,....,..,-.-,-f 9: wr The state champlonshlp game ended a sensational season for the Claggen Sho t S h 2 o mg tars wxt a record of 2 wms and 5 losses xncludmg co champxonships nn Cnty and Mld State Conferences and the coveted State utle Pete Darcey one of the states leadxng pomtmakers scored 38l or t f 14 p n s or a l game average Afsquad Comets lctured S p are tewart Brett jones Fuller Reddell Hall Gonders Graham Moser Wxlhams Darcey McCay fkneelmgj student coach Left Pat Wllllams drives ln for a close one agamst El Reno Rzghl Guy Fuller tres up the ball m a heated tussle w1th Central 44 'Q Wu.. , tx W . .ws .W -,W ,N ,H ..,...,,... t.,.,...- ...... 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SCORE BOARD .J Opponen ts Classen Classen's Comets rule the roost in Oklahoma highschool basketball. They captured the 1948 Class A title at the Municipal Auditorium on March 13 by nipping Tulsa Central 32-31 Very happy about it all, from left to right, are Guy Fuller Bob Moser, Pete Darcey, Pat Williams, John Reddell and coach With the starting quintet plus Nate Graham, David Hall, and Jim Gonders graduating this year coach Smelser has three lettermen remaining as a nucleus for his 1948-1949 squad They are Tom Brett, Dale jones, and Cal Stewart, who have another year with the Comet Cagers. St. Gregory 18 29 John Carroll 12 31 El Reno 31 30 Northeast 33 32 Duncan 16 41 Will Rogers 31 28 Capitol Hill 32 31 Central 18 20 Clinton 21 28 Northeast 37 42 El Reno 25 41 Shawnee 27 46 Norman 34 33 St. Gregory 15 48 Enid 41 43 Capitol Hill 39 40 Norman 30 31 Tulsa CWill Rogersj 34 41 Enid 30 42 Central 30 44 Shawnee 27 42 REGIONALS Edmond 31 50 Northeast 23 47 El Reno 24 25 STATE Muskogee 31 45 Ada 35 46 Carroll Smelser. Tulsa Central 31 32 'ix 'q f , K kv N, 8 e, .i K? nl I U 9 -1:59 if ,X-'fy 1 Dale Jones Tom Brett Cal Stewart Tfzese fomef 5' ar ed gif' These fxve omets attalned top notch team honors ln the two major sports dur mg 1947 1948 Xi f f S Y FRANK ROBINSON 6 JOHN REDDELL Football Football All Cnty All Drstrzct All City All Drstrzct fra, Basketball All Cxty All Drstnct Regional Tournament State Tournament A 'tl' PETE DARCEY Basketball All City All District All X N State Regxonal Tourna 'S ment State Tournament GUY FULLER NATE GRAHAM Football Football All Crty All Drstnct All State All Cfty All Dfstrrct XX if Y ab- X - - 'Lx .' ' . s - - , ' 5 f L V I - V ff' ' Q Q? f T r X f' J .' ,, . T f r 2 , s , . I - C' , Q N 21 . , . . 4 , I' Muff . I . . , . XX V V Y 1 - P X A '. N 22, V I K, ' e , ' l n . I , 4-4 - 5 V, of F , ' ' W' A . TYTIXVA ' ' . T -'I -T an 1 ,r f of ff Ax' TX, In Tire Sprfhg sv' J! Gp? Guy Fuller tags Cal Stewart o r at home plate N-ac Coach Bxll Bynum 'had only four returnlng lettermen this sprmg catche Guy Fuller outflelder pltcher john Reddell third baseman Cal Stewart and outflelder jerry McCay Showing up well ln the Comet camp were flrst baseman joe Burke from the Ada L9glO l nme last year and Sam Bounds and Jlmmy Dahl a palr of local Legion 1nf1elders Row 1 jones Bounds Burke Barry Dahl Krueger Morris Row 2 Stewart West Bergthold Fuller Reddell McCay Magnusson Coath Bynum 'Wm Nate Graham shot putter and Danny Hoskms N5 low hurdler get into form N14 S' We Nga'-5 wa This years track team had a slow start due to Oklahomas unpredlctable weather However with elght returnmg lettermen and much strength m the form of Nate Graham with the shot put and dxsc Classen won many honors thus sprmg Row 1 Mulr Hoskms Matthews Wrxght Rxch Graham Holdercraft Siler Andrews McCown Sullivan Robinson Row2 Bernardy Krueger LaPrade Harpster Wxthers Paxne Bowles Coffeen Hall Burgett Royer Coach Irwm ROW3 Huey Culbertson Drouot Loeffler Lambkln Bolyard Mxller Ferrell Caldwell Bundy Strxnger 49 f l . . 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Y 1 D I Y Y Y l I A Young Man s Fancy the Classen spotlxght drawxng large crowds at all thexr meets Coach Bill Bynum himself a champlon wrestler was highly responsible for the teams success Mld season xnyurles shattered champxonshnp hopes but the Comet grapplers were always dreaded opponents The wrestlers pictured are jones Bynum Cvallaspy Cole '-Ioke Loeffler Burgett Bundy Klrkpatrlck Lobaugh At left Coach Bynum Buddy Krogstad and Dxck Hoke are shown xn a Cross Body Ride demonstratxon Although mostly newcom ers, thus years tenms team brought top honors and the Cnty Champnonshlp to Class en Among the outstanding players were jack Coleman, Tommy Shaw Clayton Coover, and Mltchell Jones Row 1 Trowbridge Hoecker Schoolmg, J C Coleman, Patton, Lundeen, Han kxnson Row 2 Acers Shaw, Snyder Appleby j H Coleman Robxnson, Heath Walkmgstxck Row 3 Hoover Riley, Thornton, James Tucker Clay, Coover, Jones, Keller, Encson IQ n K ,VP ,, .K , ,4 3 ', - , I 3 A I , fx W ,V , 7, ,Q . . V . W 4 P , X . 'X , 1' . fn f ' E Once considered a down and out sport, wrestling has again captured fl Y ' 1 , . VI - N l N 1 ! 1 1 A Y 3 Y K Vg . . y . ' ll ' YY ' W , 1 1, 5- ' .W Mm, ' 3 gs nu W.. I M , y ,, 3 D - I 1 A - , . 'K 2 . . e 5 l .I . . . 4 ' ' , ' - T 1 v v - - y I 1 Turns To These Sports G ffm! 1' WSJ 'K ff 4 4' if ff Classens swlmmmg team attendmg its first meet m several years came up with a second nn the state highschool meet at Norman The team ably coached by Earl Coffey had many stars lncludmg Clark Mitchell state AAU Junior dlvlng champxon The swlmmmg team includes Mxtchell Duane Isbell Don Isbell Wll hams Kmg DBVIS Stxpes Scott Tumer Hartman Wxsdom Balley Nichols McMath Classen had a bumper crop of good golfers thus year wxth retummg letter men Thomton Wrnght and Hank McFadden to bolster the team wxth par wmnmg go Row 1 Wrnght, Lockndge, Stewart, McFadden Row 2 Mr Conger, Monnett Greenberg, Irwm, Welsh, Ince, Amundsen, McLaughlin if . A l X5 I s C .1':v iL,j 1---if -1- 4, K . 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H . fx, 0ur Mor o Was Mlss Kathleen Owen head of the Grrls Physical Ed ucatlon Department and lnstructor 1n the fwe 1nd1v1dual sports IS one of Classen s most popular gym teachers Dur mg the flve years she has been at Classen the tenms bad mlnton and table tenms teams have held top pos1t1ons ln the state Mxss Owen xs sponsor of the glrls O Club for xndlvxdual sports She has a B S degree and IS completxng work on her Masters Montana xs her home state ,,.f'9 Mrs Dorothy Myers Mrs Dorothy Myers took Mlss Hulets place as coach of team sports at the begmnmg of second semester 1948 Although thls rs the first teachmg experxence for Mrs Myers, she has already won the admxratxon of all her classes She lS sponsor of the glrls O Club for team sports Mrs Myers who came to us from Cedar Raplds Iowa has a BA degree and IS workmg to ward her Masters Mxss Retha Wave Hulet Mlss Kathleen Owen At mld term 1947 48 Mlss Retha Wave Hulet who had been head of the glrls Physlcal Education Department and a favorite teacher at Classen for many years was chosen to serve as Dean of Gxrls Sophomore Sponsor and Counselor Her abxllty to understand and gulde teen agers led to thls selection Mlss Hulet has a BS and a Masters degree and two years advanced study at the Umverslty of Callfor ma Oklahoma Clty IS her home . . , . 7 ' x s - ' , - Y ' ' ' 7 61 YY , . 2'- .. -'K ' -v - S KX ' 1 ' 9 5 - , ,f Ur , sg 7 , . . . , 1 , ,UQ r . 4 ,4. 2 . . 1. 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H 77 . . . , . ,, x 1 , A . . , ' ' ' - , A W171 Mar Mme Peggy Dyche one or Classens top bad mlnton players IS well known over the state for her ab1l1ty 1n thls sport She has twxce placed second ln state smgles fxrst ln the Oklahoma Open fxrst ln the Texas Open and has been the cxty champxon for two years Peggy Fuller One gxrl who had rather play badmmton than eat xs Peggy Fuller Her deslre for the game IS greater than that of any g1rl on the Classen team She has placed second m state sm gles and second ln clty smgles Peggy IS a semor Peggy Dyche v-7 4,5 Outstandmg m all m dxvxdual sports and the number one player on the badmmton and tenms lad ders ns Barbara Mxller She IS the proud wearer of the state sllver medal for table tenms Helen Allen has built a state wlde reputatlon wlth her abxllty as a table ten ms player She placed sec ond ln the state and fxrst m the c1ty Helen also goes out for tenms Barbara Mxller Helen Allen Me e Sports Affor ea' GGY FULLER It IS lxttle wonder that thxs team has carried on the tradltxon PE of former Classen Badmmton teams mn dominating c1ty and state play ln both slngles and doubles They are lovely enough to charm the feathers right off the shuttlecock' Row l Polly Campbell Barbara Mxller Barbara Foster Row 2 Marilyn Pugh Kay Kxehl joan Cox Oma jean Mxller Peggy Fuller Peggy Dyche OAN COX Sprmg time is tenms tlme and the tenms team heeds the call These enthus1asts are eagerly Jumpmg mto spring actxvxtxes with plenty of splrlt hoping to retam the clty and state trophxes won during the season last year Joan Cox Kay Klehl Betty McClurg Dons Watkms Gerry Stevens jo Ann Sllver Helen Allen Barbara Mxller fxerclse and Fan SUZIE Not privileged characters just a well deserved rest goes to these paddle wlelders ROBERT after defeating their opponents in the City Table Tennis Tournament to bring home S first and second places Suzie Roberts Bobby Jean Knight Barbara Miller Helen Allen berry Stevens BETTY CHESHER 'Mrk .NN Ar? A Xi . Z X f mr A .--'fy ,ft i I v Splashing their way to victory is this year's swimming team. Unable to find any state competition for the past Be three years, Classen has become known as the wandering ducks. Norma Darnell, Reba jean Porter, Jean ver- idge, Georgia Channer, Melinda Martin, Colleen Freeman, Marjorie Bristow. 55 W All Went 001' Mary Lynn Watkms Shrrley Hutchxson Rachel Vxnyard Softball IS one of the favorlte sprmg sports on the Classen glrls calendar Every school day between 2 30 and 4 30 these lassres are found on the dlamond Lookmg forward to the Clty Softball Tourna ment are these outstandmg players Ruby Pratt Bebe Colby Mary Lynn Watkms Shxrley Hutchlson Rachel Vmyard Betty Chesher Barbara Moyer, Jean Bmgham, Betty Field Mary Colby w Fw-F ie' image? Keepmg thexr eyes on the ball are Barbara Hitt Phyllxs Morrow Beverly Ball Betty Field Betty Chesher Rachel Vxnyard Bebe Colby Marxlyn Gosnell and Rose Bud Gant Those sxttmg on the sxde lme are Marxlyn Mason and Rae Ella Gardner Ruby Pratt 5 6 To Me 'Ball Game 4 XM , A k. .- - '- V - f 5 , .Af r-!-4-M f ' I ' 5' ' 'AS Y- - - - ' v -K J, , E '.' ' ffm V , '5 '1'iQ1-'I -vwmvsm. -e-af...-v-Q 4, . Q - ww 1,mlx'shL37- ,,,.1-im , ,,,,,,,,.. . Jim: ,A ' - tv-nz 18- 'Qi-E Betty Chesher Plenty of actnon ns seen by these gxrls whxle trammg for the lieldball tournament whlch IS held durmg October and November Classen tled Central twxce m the cxty play off Playmg Central the thxrd txme Classen was defeated by a score of 4 3 In volleyball practlce the team strxves to keep all eyes on the ball Tournaments are held m thls sport durmg December and February 43 -+A .4' I These gxrls are outstandmg xn held ball at Classen Barbara Moyer Marllyn Gosnell Betty Chesher Ruby Pratt Bebe Colby Betty Fleld jean Bingham Phyllns Morrow Rachel Vmyard Rae Ella Gardrer Marxlyn Mason Barbara Hitt, Peggy Stelter Luetta Hughes jeanme Martm Betty Fle 5 1 Barbara Moyer Glu 'WMI P5 -26:15 Jean Bmgham :MN TK 'QQ' '25- Maw vm fi- Q-asm has ld as M ,,-uf.. . -w 3' , K ., --wi! .. -, f .sn 4 was at .- - . 1' , ' 'i--' A CQ., .nv K . IN VK 5 ,L 5 , ,A ,V . 3 f ' .S P Q.. . H . K- Q r Y - ' . . 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F ' an .V-1' . -e Q x ,. ,. lt, .,,.4Lc.-. gi' f ffm dm l' We Made 0ur law Dorothy Darrough Secretary jim Harbert Treasurer Robert Keller Parliamentarian David Hall President Thornton Wright Busy planning an Etzquette assembly are the members of thrs Student Council com mzttee Pat Bartlett Yvonne Cravens Clif Clay Sally Wallxs and Pat Wallace STUDENT COUNCIL Thxs student governmg body whxch IS an xnfluentxal polucy formmg agency was orgamzed to pro- mote good cxtxzenshxp to establxsh a mutual understandl b ng etween students and faculty to encourage good will ln the commumty and to buxld school sour Oflicers representatwes fro common mterest and carry out such projects as mxxers campaxgns a assemblxes Row 1 Gladney Holmes Grxsso Erts Stone Woods Keller H ll D a arrough Wrxght Bundy Wolff Hunmcutt Wxllrams Row 2 Mr Wemert Walker Hmche Mrln B l y er art ett johnson Mxller Easlon Sprehe McDowell Copeland Mayo Talley Mlss Meyer Row 3 Mrlby Parrott Alan Nlenhaus Maddox Wallms Ellmott Boddxe Glllesple Holloway Sterlmg Eastwood Holcombe Frult Baker Row 4 Darr Countryman Lalrd Wallace S arl B p m rown Gonders Sneed Rrggs Lawrence Web ster Spxvey Webb Mayes Row S Cravens, Denman Lockard Ives McCay Clay Lucy Wxlson Smxth Kerfoot Ma Humphreys Harrmgton Drake m e advnsory and specxal commxttees drscuss problems of Y 60 5 . H . ,, N X . , .1 A - 1 1 1 . , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1' A I Y 1 1 . , , , , '-' 1 1 1 1 , , lt. 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 I ' 1 3 1 1 V 1 ! Y 9 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Ana' We Enfo cea' Mem, foo PROCTORS - A service organization which provides participation in school gov- ernment, the proctors assume duties in the halls during class periods. Row 1-Bergman. Merritt, Harrington, Graham, Orr, Walkingstick, Powell, Wade, Shaw. Row 2-Mr. Estes, Larason, Ment- zer, Matthews, Saferstein, Thornton, Mc- Cown, Diacon, Shriver, Mr. Weinert. Row 3- White. Sorrels. Tonemah, Duncan, Conley, Lawrence, Bartlett, Shoemaker, Russell. Row 4-Lock, Figg, Farthing, Cones, Schroeder, Jung, Patton, Wysong, Cole. Row Sf-Anderson, Heath, Appleby, Lundeen, Monnet, Moss, Acers, Chitwood, Boyte, Supreme Court justices Howard Link, LaQuita W'ebb, Arthur Swanson, Dorothy Porter, and Alec Thomson, seated, review the decision of Proctor Coin' in the case of john Harrington. SAFETY PATROL-An- 4 -. other organization involv- ing student government is the Safety Patrol. On duty outside of the building, the Safety Patrol directs of school traffic, and assists in parking and registering students' cars and bicycles. This organization is spon- sored by the Kiwanis Club. Row 1-Yowell, Goodno, Ragland, Thomas, Will- iams, Dacus. - Row 2-Mr. Paden, Bra- den, Hawk, Wallace. 6 z. Q s 4 4 slalfi. 'G ,N 'X'i. A , Cbarfhf and Courtesy Walked vlsory the jumor Red Cross Carnes out worthy projects rn the com mumty Boxes are sent to needy children m fore1gn lands and funds are raised to lmplement the program of the Senior Red Cross Row 1 Heeg Bemxs M1lby Plerson Rexroat Rlchardson Wallace Maddox Mason M1ss Bourke Row 2 Fuller Stone Holmes Asfhal Roblnson Merrltt Turner Bouldm Fletcher Parts Rowley Row 3 Dean Seale Bondurant D Mason Crow Coles Harrah Porter Slm mon Robmson Young Stuart Row 4 Cammettl M1lls De Armond Deckard Hankxnson Pannek Trowbndge K1rby Edwards Pearson Walhs Row 5 Alexander Burrows Brown Easlon Akms Smith Graham Brock Watkm Roberts Scharlach C? sv' v -, L11 COURTESY CLUB-Strxvmg to be of courteous servrce to the school members of thrs orgamzatxon serve as ushers or assxstant hosts at all school functxons Sendmg cards of sympathy to Classen famllxes when occasnon arxses rs another thought ful servxce Row 1 Dyche Noftsger Darrough Cole J Harrmgton Coffeen Lxpe Denman Row 2 D Harrmgton Mmss Lxnk Seale Klnkald Gallxon Maddox Traugh Parrott St Claxr Row 3 Laughlm Agan Klehl Webster james Werme Hlnes Crow West Row 4-Grxmes Ives Robmson Hall Darcey Wxllxams Drake Harrxson Lake 5 m 1 D A , -, l V V - 11 11 3 D 5 - J ' lx 3 1 . 4 1 . 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Lawrence 63 Y TEENS-A branch of the YWCA the Y Teens rs an orgamzatxon or teen age gxrls who share ln a quest to fmd better ways of lxvmg Row 1 Paden Dahlke Elam Kxxwan Baxley Vorrms McCol1om Row 2 Sxmmons Youngblood Matthews Mrs Cunmngham Phxllxps Row 3 Rexroat Kerr Eastwood Suther land Row 2 Flgg Glb bens Blake Thomson Wxlson Swanson Kamp Estes Row 3 Gar rett Kent Humphreys Be Cromwell Keller Laxrd Mlller O W AM even' The 6'oa'l L fin NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Th Classen chapter of the National Honor Society IS a un1t of the natxonal organr zatxon Electrons are based upon schol arshlp leadershlp servxce and character makmg membership ln thrs honorary orgamzat1on one of the hrghest dxstmc trons to be gxven any student Row 1 Bemls Boone Nesbrtt Dyche Porter Swanson Mxller Smllle Stevens Brrg ham Row 2 Agan Scott Burgelt 1 Mlss Grace Deupree, Classen Hrgh School mathematlcs depart ment head, and sponsor of the Honor Soclety dxed January 20 1948 Mxss Deupree taught at Clas sen since lt became a sen1or hlgh school 1n 1924 As chaxrman of the faculty sponsors of the Classen Hon or Soclety, she was 8CtlVe ln encour agmg scholarshlp, leadersh1p, servrce, and character Her smcere xnterest ID students and the1r achnevements made her a popular teacher and sponsor Talley Harper Johnson Morse Gar rrson Wrllxams Murray Maldment Row 3 Peer Koontz Lester Dar rough Phmlhps W Webb Gregory Galt Metz Bondurant Row 4 Smith Hood Mee L Webb K Thompson ,I breder Orsborn Laxty Row 5 Sand ler Guy C' Anderson Humphreys, Ross Kyle Lawrence Sterlmg Kerr Ryan - 9 , , , y . , G . . . . , , , . . , . . .- - Y , 1 w l . ' ' . ' I , . , ', ' . . I Q 7 . , . y 1 ' ' ' ' ' - Anderson, j. Thompson, Harman, Heid- . , I - Y Y 4 D - - I , , I . , . v v J- y y . Y . . y Y , - 1 y ' . y I I - y , , . 9 1 ' for W6 ' fl All Sfrivea' on Q -S L. 15' HONOR MATH The ur os fth H M Cl p p e o e onor ath ub IS to recognize the outstandmg and 'h1ghest rankmg mathematxcxans ln the school and to stxmulate achlevement m thxs fleld Row 1 Bundy Hood M1ller Humphreys Lawrence Mayes Boone Row 2 Smllle Lester Garrlson RSISS S rehe M t Row 3 Miss Prumtt Webb Swanson Thomson Kyle Appleby Burgett P ez HONOR LANGUAGE By mamtammg a 3 5 average for flve consecutlve semesters of a language one IS ellglble for mem bershxp ln the Honor Language Club Recognxtxon IS gxven to those who excel ln any forexgn language offered at Classen Row 1 Mlss Plckard St Claxr Brngham Heldbreder G Anderson j Thompson Sandler Stevens Lalty Row 2 Boone Mllllgan Burgett Wxlllams Tolbert Porter Richardson Hood Owens Bondurant Row 3 Hogue Aikman Abernathy Dale Kerr Darrough Hardcastle Morrow Parrott Irwm Row 4 Slate Mulky Lxttlejohn Wade J Anderson Stearman Hopper Baker Lupe Talley Row 5 Morse johnson Harrlson K Thompson Humphreys Robxnson Pxerson Trnwbndqe Fxgg 65 .X I , -,1 - X 5 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' ' ' . . 1 1 , , , ' 1 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - i' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - lnre e f Ran fix' fl ART NOUVEAU-Any student who has an interest in art may be- come a member of the Art Nouveau, whose purpose is to sponsor and further art activities of the school, and to participate in city, state, and national events. Row 1-Bemis, Hatcher, McCollom, Weiland, Phillips, Smith, Mc- Arthur, Hooten, Crow, Krogstad. Row 2-Miss Conlan, Grimland, Wagoner, Galt, Pruitt, Hopper, Hurst, Elliott, Williams, Dobbs. Row 3- jenkins, Mayo, M. Webb, Walker, Williams, Huff, Jung, W. Webb, Duckett, Graham, Linebaugh, Row 4-Kindred, Clarkson, Harman, Heydrick, Cromwell, Armstrong, Parrish, Keys, Johnson, Mee. NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY-To be eligible for membership a student must have exhibited seven pieces of art in three mediums, and one outstanding work. Posing-Bemis. Row 1-Heydrick. Row 2 -Harman, McCollom, Weiland. Row 4-Olson, Phillips, McArthur. COMMERCIAL CLUB-Organized to promote interest in the business world and in the study of commercial problems, the Commercial Club offers opportunities for a higher standard of training for business, and a wholesome social spirit. Shown working on their publication The Chit Chat are Row 1-Martineau, Neely. Row 2-Burris, Thomas, Hawkin. Row 3- jones Scott, Marlow Weiland, Shumaker Ryan Stotts, Stowe, Porter, Mumford, Parker, Crowe, Hess, Miss Cantrell, 6 In 0ar ffm en I-'fbld -4- ,d DISTRIBUTORS CLUB--Both present and former students of Classens DlStl'1bUtlV8 Educatxon Department are ehgxble fox membershlp ln th1s club which IS affxllated wxth the state an natxonal orgamzatwns Hav1ng nn common a smcere mterest m a chosen occupatlon th1s group makes a thorough study of retaxlmg Standmg by table-Alma Mllls Row 1 Neal Cann Askew Smxth Wllson Mxller Flanagan Waggoner Row 2 Bell Kxtchens Muller McCann Samaras De Groat Homsey Mc Collum Bush Cupp Thurston Dean Carter Heydnck F Palm er Agan Ryan Mlss West Row 3 Holmes Munford Parker Stewart Shumate Fxdler Petxllo Deupree Frankel Bearden Anderson Selman Pntts Yowell Powers Spencer Morrxs W Palmer Brxmm Jones CAMERA CLUB These Shutter Bugs go on held trxps to try out varxous types of photograph Dxsplays of thexr pxctures were exhrblted at regular meeetmgs and at local studxos Seated Kunkel Kyle Wllson Marsh Thomas Ragland Wlckes Standmg Harrls Collmson S11 ver Cohoon May Holloway Posmge-Mr Brown jones KW 21 X-4' 135 v SCIENCE CLUB-Students wlth common mterests ln the fleld of scxence work ln specxal groups on photography taxxdermy safety drxvmg and other projects Row 1 Hewztt, Canfield Thomson Laxrd, Sutherland Lxttlejohn Row 2 Mr Boyer Phxlhps, Lane Doane Paden Watson Fleet Row 3-Gregory Webb Durham Holloway Stockwell Bolyard Austm 67 . 1. Y , , . . . . . A ,,f , - R , f ' W 1 v 1 K 4 N , , , , - - , E 7 '. 1 a y 1 1 v ' N y l 1 1 v v v - ' T, . N my 7 1 Y ' 1 Y Y If V 1 Y 3 Y Y ! Y . ' Y 7 Y Y 1 ! 7 ' Y , - .. - Y, , . x - , , , , , v - m , , - , , , , . . , l - I K In Q A I ' ' 3' 'lf u- 3' ' ' tt' 1- V .7 I s- A : 1 5 3. I if x 2 ' . , A -' W' VN' 5 'Q IL, 6 '-'ig .Q ' 1, lf , , 'fb ' ' ' ,pg -,Af . , C I I W l , A . , ,W gl .- A 7, . . y lf - , 5- , . ff.: .T Q , X sf X I 7, 4 4 2. ki' 4 as 1 , l ,Y 3 , f fc' X . I TD M ' - ii 3, 2 f' ,, -W A 0 I .. Q N 2, -. 10 Il N 1 , , W 1 1 7 ' W ' Y i 1 7 l . , , , Y , , . 0ar ffforfs B ou bf T v-. 4 t .5 W, Ss 1 L' GRADY DEBATERS-Founded by Mr. C. E. Pop Grady, ex-vice principal of Classen, this organization has as its qualifications a sincere interest in speech and cur- rent and national problems, and a willingness to spend time in work and practice. Row 1--Link, Kerr, Johnson, Pierson, Cox, Cravens, Mer- ritt, Eastwood. Row 2-Gillespie, Aldridge, Thomson, Laird, Lock, Keeton. Row 3-Dudley, Clayton, McCune, Wood, Wright, Fidler. NATIONAL THESPIANS-Only Little Theatre members who have earned membership through participation in dra- s - matic productions may affiliate with this honor group. H M ,V Row 141-Iall, Pesmen, Brigham, Taliaferro, Saferstein, Pow- 1 ' f ell, Cox, Mrs. Tucker, P. Johnson, Young. Row 2-V. Holmes, ' C. Holmes, Killam, Williams, G. Johnson, Peterson, Rex- roat, Cravens, Waller, Goudelock, Brokaw. Row 3-Boren, Hefner, Hayes, Freeman, Ameringer, Merritt, Ezell, Hunni- cutt, Stewart, Lindsay. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE-Debate and oratory are the foremost interests of National Forensic League members. Classen N.F.L. is a unit of the national organization and is under its jurisdiction. Row 1-Brigham, Cravens, Wood, Eastwood, Cox, Mr. Hoover, Swanson, Merritt, james, Row 2- Mrs. Tucker, Ezell, Killam, Laird, Kerr, Fidler, Pierson, Wright, Johnson, Goudelock. Row 3-Duckworth, Atkinson, Freeman, Lock, Dudley, Taliaferro, Brown, Bittle, Waller, Young. 53 Fame fo Cla: en SCHOOL FOR ANNOUNCERS-With the installa- tion of our Central Sound System came the need for well trained radio announcers. These students have charge of daily devotionals, announcements, and pro- grams. They also appear on local radio programs. Row 1-Mrs. Tucker, Waller, Cravens, Eastwood, Swanson, Powell, Laird, Gillespie, Hunnicutt, Young, Brigham. Row 2-Hall, Martin, Enlow, Hart, Weeks, NF? Z Bittle, Lane, Richardson, Shaffer, Cobb, Brokaw. Row C 3-McKanna, Merritt, johnson, Figg, Riggs, Wilson, Pitts, Ince, jeppe, Kunkel, Canfield. LITTLE THEATRE-Sponsoring all dramatic productions of the school is the purpose of the Little Theatre which is comprised of students from the Speech Department. One must eam, within two semesters, ten points for duties from stage craft to play production in order to be initiated.Row 1-Porter, Hannum, King, Holderby, Gallion, Mc- Kanna, Holloway, Furray, Weeks, Atkinson. Row 2-Samson, Sumner, Darrough, Boddie, McClenden, Anderson, Ince, Swanson, Bieber, Larkins, Camp. Row 3-Farris, Bartlett, Neinhouse, Sweeney, Pierson, Enlow, Fowler, Harkins, Tay- lor, Grant. Row 4-Partrick, Huffman, Winkler, Countryman, Baker, Aldridge, Eastwood, Willette, Ishmael, Richardson. Row 5-Clifton, Birrell, Conner, Kramer, Pitts, Wilson, Chodos, Sanders, Young, Black, Rowe. Amid festival V M lf: PAN AMERICANS-Students affiliated with the Pan American Club strive to acquire a better speaking knowledge Row 1 Ferro Cobb St Clair Figg Wilson Cromwell Sumner Aikman Montgomery Bassler Row 2 Miss Herrm, Phillips Murrah M Baker Ball Murrell J Baker Morse Ingle Binkley Row 3 Milburn Hatcher Mulvey Thor las Eastwood Hopper Mason Alexander Boone Pantell Row 4 M St Clair Lxttlejohn Chap man, Kerr, Huey Payte, Lane Miskell Lewis Hardcastle DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN A new club which affords an opportunity to use the German language in a practical manner, was organized at Classen this year Membership is open to any student who is enrolled ln German or who speaks this language Gathered around the piano singing the Stem Song are Miss Herrin, Fulks, Wuestenberg, Heldbreder, Kamp, Spencer, Guthrie, Belxsle, Matthews, Morrison, Jahn, Miller O O 4:75 ' ' -4 I 'Y 'f ,. f so S ' ', -4 C, , any A s, 1 ,, v :- .J 1' s 1 3 I 1 , 1 K li of Spanish, and for understanding, friendship and peace among nations of the Western Hemisphere. 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I ' pp Ana' Toumamenfs BOYS O CLUB-Orgamzed to promote fellowship among lettermen the Classen O Club has representatives from all sports To be elxglble one must letter 1n a school sport Row 1 Coach Conger Mxlner Robmson McCown Fuller Graham Reddell McCay Andrews Hoke Chltwood Row 2 Hoskms Tubb Harrxs Sxler Anderson Rxch Clay Shawver Graves Stewart Muxr Row 3 T Wrxght Howard Davxs Bynum McFadden Holloway Darcey D Wright EIIISOH H Matthews R Matthews Sullxvan 'lr--:E GIRLS O CLUB CTeam Sportsl Interest and act1v1ty m team s orts whose purpose IS to develop a better understandmg of the orgamzatlon and executlon of tournament play ln team sports Row 1 Mrs Myers Morrow Chesher Bmgham Colby Hughes Gosnell Gardner Fields Row 2 Ball Mosely Stelter Pratt Moyer Vmyard Hxtt Mason Gant Tonemah Martm ' GIRLS O CLUB flndlvldual SPOFtS,lGlYlS who have lettered ln any of the lndlV1ClU8l sports mcludxng tenms badmmton and table tenms are ehgxble for membershxp m thus club Its purpose IS to develop a more worthy use of leisure txme encourage sportsmanshxp and a keen sense of faxr play to all and to realize the lmportance of protectmg and 1m provmg general health Row 1 Stevens Roberts, Allen Dyche Row 2 Foster Mus Owen B 7 1 Miller Cox McClurg M Muller Silver Fuller Row 3-Campbell Pool Watkms Pugh Caldwell O Muller Kmght Holderby Kxehl 1 ll Y! ' ' ll YY ' . 1 . , T I 1 I .r . I 9 1' r v 1 v J J I ' ' y r 1 y 1 r 1 y ' x r ' ' - y Y I Y 3 I Y ' Y Y ' 7 ' 1 ' . ' 1 A G., - f 1 1 I 5 r' W3 :, , xx. y u H - ' 1 1 ff 7' - I A P V 1 1 4 K , prompted the formmg of thls club, ' nj' . f - T ' Y Y 1 1 l 1 1 , 9 v - - Y 1 ' 1 ' . V , - v 1 , . ' G , 1 v 1 - , ' xx ,A 1 rx as ' ' ' ' . . . V' . . . I . . y u y - ' 1 v - t' 1 I I ' Y 7 I ' 1 9 ' I I '- I Y Y ' I 1 I Y ' The Bands CONCERT BAND-Recognized as one of the outstanding high school bands in the nation, Classen's Concert Band is invited to attend many festivals and participates in school and civic programs. Row 1-Radant, Kern, Silvernail, Librarian, Amend, Chance, Lowe, Howard, Lord, Shinn, Burton, Secretary, Spon- haltz, Vice-President. Row 2-Mr. Arthur johnson, Directorg Birrell, Reporter, Harrah, Kearns, Jung, Lock, Waller Swain, Drum Majorg Saulsberry, Borden, Schmidt, Kunkel, Miskell, Nichols, Nelson, Harbert. President. Row 3g f me W P f , If I 5- W . M V N. aw W I i . , 2-4' , ,mhiim h,f9g,-- , -. I, ,i . .. s i , I, 1fi q v . ,cs-W ., l 1 'L .V 4, ' I , '. , - mf .74 : -1 ,, n ,ga jLL.' ,. 'I 1' cg N, , ,r f' - ,. .d ln ' I , KL lr ' , -1 -V.. 1' 'ii ' P Y '41, f. L... ly - . on JW 1' . - Fl.. it . tv l A 1 -, -M 4, f 9 M.. I FQ - Ak! W by L -.N wif, The Marching Band, G I I E ' 1 Q f consisting of all students I ' i ' . ' f enrolled in band, per- Ml ,,,, u i x - forms at football games 2 'f 3 4 ' 1' and represents Classen Q . 'V A , in civic sponsored pa- If d rades. Jim Swain is drum Q , , '5 major. '13 all i , 4. N-,, 72 Pla ea' 011 9 --mf--A I I- I - Chapman, Koch, Springall, Pierson, Marshall, Spence, Spivey, Voris, Kamp, Russell, Isbell, Kugel, Larason, Hill, Bucy, Boyte, Hollingsworth, Griffy, Bogenschutz. Row 4-Bergthold, Branson, McFarland, Atkins, Shadid, Fulks, Drewell, Grizzell, Volk, Culbertson, Warren, Turner, Mitchell, Owen, Ridgway, Wilson, Trowbridge, Corrigan, Nib- lack, Wallace, Thomason, Piper, Moreland, Friou, Thompson, Waggoner, Marshall, Butler, Bowlware. Row 5- McCrosky, Doan, Glenn, Tull, Barry, Hawk. CThane Hatcher and Joe Paul Garrett were ill when this 'picture was taken.J PEP BAND-Under the supervision of student directors the Pep Band is a vol- unteer group which adds enthusiasm at Comet Capers. Row 1-Hollingsworth, Kunkel, Amend, Kem, Swain, Shinn, Borden, McCroskey, Spence. Row 2-Waggoner, Marshall, Bowlware, Saulsberry, Griffy, Larason, Is- bell. Row 3-Wilson, Bucy, Hatcher, Friou, Wallace, Moreland, Ridgway. 73 I ear Classen Hgh 560004 9 5 is 619,ef9 QQ - Q 5gge,e2s9 s2 wfgsQ.Q N ' ws v v ?w7r1 7fQgr,Tr:q 2 qi! 1 if 3 2 Q 4 if 5 X ' 5 U ' Q ' f ' 1 3 P ' 7 J , - if - R. . wifi , q I , is , J E . ? af f. K' B .L A - - ,N , .-A- .. .x ,. We love You Canfield, Chapman, Dacus, Cole, Wysong, Gosnell, Sacher, Moore, Schmeusser, Brokaw, Mr. Willhoite. Row 3- Peer, Walker, Ewing, McCo1lom, Wulff, Tonemah, Morrison, Siler, Andrews, H. Bagley, Parker, Kessler, Carter Scharlach, Ellison, Skinner, Lindsay. Row 4-Wallace, J.Figg, Hopper, Guthrie, McKenna, Kester, Fudge, Harper. Greiner, Smith, T. Bagley, Shriver, Miller, Tackett, Joe Figg, Robinson, jones, Moyer, Porter, Reno. Hayes Dacus, Charles jones, Joe Figg, and Bill Siler do some snappy harmonizing at the Classen-Central pep assembly. 75' ,. . ? '- 75' V sg. in 'V Ala 45- 'V' 5 4 . ., -0 Q-Qiiiiiiiiiiii Qiaiiiiiiiiii .5.:a Si.5iii Ei 3.il SQ iL.3 ii gifif'??3i5?1i E ,gggfisf EET-5 2 3 5, is 2,1 2- 3 is E 'S ,. 9 J' W U iv U , 31 M uv ll il lv ll Ya Gonna Keep ffm! BLUE JACKETS Group 2 Row 1-Gxllesple Weaver Rnchardson Duncan Swatek Kmkald Dxacon Sller Wright Brown Whittaker Row 2 Blake Neal Snyder Dutton Raymond Kamp Stoldt Heam Harper Wisdom Robinson Cook Row 3 Trowbrxdge Parker Bolyard Baker Laird Moss Welsh Swam Hatcher Patton Wysong Group 3 Row 1 L Swanson Garrett Eastwood Gallhon Kmkaxd Glover Pulley Means Bogenschutz Row 2 Dutton Gene Conley Schenck Jeter Wall Kent Hume Harston Culbertson Rolston Mr Wemert Row 3 Bross Chastam McCune L Humphreys Hathaway Rxley Bowlware Rxdgway Owen L Nash Row 4 Rrchard Kamp Glbbens Borden Gallamore McMath R Smith Payte Bucy B Shaw LaMar i -M . . , Y . 1 Y y . . , . 1 U . , 1 1 Z 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 l Row 4-Heath, Friou, Miles, Bell, A. Garver, Thomson, Larason, Shinn, Keeton, Appleby. 'i W - 1 1 1 . 1 I . 1 1 1 4 1 1 -' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 . 1 1 ' . 1 1' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : - ' I ' Y ,Y Y Y ' ' Y 1 Y ' Y ' Yea Man f f BLUE JACKETS Organlzed ln 1931 the Blue Jackets have shown loy alty to the Comets ln all sports actxvltles Soc1al affalrs of each year Include two formal dances and several mformal dances and pames Row 1 Sterling B Garver Keller Cole Kmkaxd Harrmgton Wade Thornton Wood Row 2 Isbell Canfield G Anderson Walkmgstxck Wllllams Lawrence Orr B Humphreys Sprmgall K Nash Boyte Row 3 T Shaw Chapman Lundeen Witty George Conley A Swanson Robe Powell, Russell Lock Kerr Row 4 Kruger J Smlth Clark Karnes Mullms Benton Cones Ross Wahl Kester D Anderson ey U Ellen Milner Blue jacket oifzcers Thornton Wright Bob Wood and jzm Cole pose proudly with Queen Carolyn Kmkard From thxs bevy ot beautxes Larolyn Kmkaxd center was chosen Queen ot the Blue jackets Her attendants were Jo anne Holcombe Dorothy Darrough Cecxlla Holmes and jo Competlng wrth hrgh school queens from the entlre state Thornton wright and Carolyn Kmkmd Carolyn won the coveted txtle of Queen of Queens The Blue jackets sponsored thenr candxdate for thms hxgh honor ,Va Gonna Bear. . . CLASSETTES For the past slxteen years the Classettes have had an enthuslastxc cheermg sectnon at all games and pep rallxes Tradltnonal wxth th1s club xs the annual banquet honorxng Classens basketball team GROUP1 Rowl Bartlett Hunmcutt Sears Dale Kmkaxd McDowell Mayes Mxller Davrdson Mason Nnchol son M1lner Row 2 Good Jensen Pantell Thorne Bradshaw Gosnell Larkms Davenport Conner Young Boren Row 3 Laws Thornton Camp Ivey Watson Porter Moore Kxrwan Todd Jones Anderson Row 4 Maldment Cobb Hardm Aikman Freeman Easlon Davxs Hannum Parker Robmson Yowell Row 5 Rogers Franklxn Bab GROUP 2 Row 1 Sxlvemall Wmters Smxth Nesbltt Montgomery Burton Erts Wolfe Thorp Anderson Bxles Row 2 Brown Lord Stephens Welsh Murrell Gregory Ball Moyer Hughes Puckett Mason Row 3 Flelds Rxchardson Briggs Lmebaugh Barley Youngblood Hefner Charlene Hefner Wessell Davldson Furray Row 4 Scott Copeland Morrow Ellxson Webb Hassler Shaver Cornelxson Foster Davxs Porter Row 5 Brewer Mont W W 1 l Y y I v - A y 1 . 1 I 1 I Y 1 I A Y ' ig 1 1 1 1 14 Y 1 1 1 Y. ' -W . l Q Y Y 5 14 1 1 ' A 1 1 ' 'T I V Y 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 I ' W Y Y - cock, Talley, McClurg, Cox, Austin, Moseley, Goudelock, Alexander, Norman. W T . I 1 V . 1 k V 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 Y I ' ' y . v ' . f U 1 1 I 1 I 1 ' v ' 1 - '- l P 1 1 7 1 l I 9 1 ' W Y - fort, Lane, Messenger, Hottle, Steeds, Marsh, Coles, Hodge, Hunter. KQPP- 80 Cent al ? Yea, Man ! 'wr' XY GROUP I Rowl Mathis McCall Gllham Watluns Carter Bradshaw Sprankle Webb Asfahl Bonaparte Allen Row 2 McCubb1ns Cooper Slate McCall Roe Johnston Gambnll Mclnness Hardcastle Hutchxnson Shaw Row 3 Mlss Gibson Clxfton Hartman Connelly Patterson Elmore Lowe Skrapke Phllhps Rose Claymore Row 4-Atkms Henmnger McComas Downs Patchxn Wngglns jones Chesnutt Slover Meachen Carpenter Row 5 Brancht Troop Ishmael Moreland Mlller Sanders Zellars Hart Pat Hart Cooper Hutchinson GROUP 2 ROW 1 Abemathy Bell Blake Dragoo HlnCh9y Hopper Sllver Turner Stevens Pemberton Rxstell Row 2 jones Woodside Geer Poe Carey Henry Garrison Krrby Ingram Howard Gore Row 3 Hugh Mehr Hamilton Richards Holloway Mayo Atkms Bondurant Ferro Azwell Segars Row 4-Cowden Countryman Mc Cvowan Waggener Slocum Grablll Branson McDowell Hamllton Bxttle Walker Row 5 Hannum PenDell Bond Kay Schmndt Ryan Story Prince Phxlhps Enms Durrett 81 . V ' , , ' g N V , , -- 1.. 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X , K V' r f C ' ' , ,FQ A Fgfzf Team' Fggfzfl METEORS Our newest pep group at Classen the Meteors was organized last year They not only wear the blue and gold but dlsplay pep and sportsmanshrp Two formal dances and a number of mformal affaxrs make up thexr socxal calendar Row l Mr Wlllhoite H jo nson Hurst Lmk o oway Armstrong Slate McEw en Row 2 Alexander Wilson E Johnson Dolan Madxson Sarfaty Turner Stockwell Lucas Bartlett Ihrxg Row 3 Fxgg Ferrm Durham Fxtts jacob sen West Gremer Blrd Ince Shriver Tubb rtS Pose her attendants aradttgfnlfoiiilgl Dolores t the 9 e Qlyaerfxlly Portraxt fash10f1 9 -.4 D010 lures Hurst efeor Q Ueen Dark eyed Dolores Hurst proved her popularxt Y with the Meteors when she was crowned Queen of th IS organlzatxon for the second consecutive year at their Christmas Dance Durmg her rexgn over the flashy stars Dolores was nommated by her Meteor Club for the state wtde Queen of Queens contest m whnch she placed second 0 O I U 5. vc. .Qian - 'Il J . 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I .al PU' In 0ur first Year NANCY LAUGHLIN Secretary DEBORAH GRIMES Treasurer STORRS BRIGHAM Sergeant at arms Wlth care free junior high days llngelmg as xmportant memorles ln our llves the fxrst year at Classen was a new and excltmg adventure We found our new school very strange for whxle wlth upperclassmen who awed us, proctors who had no respect for freedom of movement and teachers who made sure we had homework every nlght Caught m a whirl of new friends and actxvxtles the uncertamty soon began to fade and a wonderful year unfolded before us a year of mlxers, grade cards, and loads of fun 0 '1 1 ,-ff f. 4 ff? .fl . f ,El A I 4 Q K I , . 1 Af flassen fiqgfl 'VW' HILTON GALLION Vice President BILL DAVIS President lGett1ng off to a good start xn our flrst year we elected Blll Davis presldent Hllton Gallxon vlce presxdent Nancy Laughlm secretary Deborah Grlmes treasurer and Storrs Brxgham sergeant at arms Problems of the flrst year m semor hlgh school were mmlmxzed by havmg as our capable and graclous sponsor, Mlss Retha Wave Hulet MISS RETI-IA WAVE I-IULET Sophomore Sponsor 87 ' Always smllmg and ready to help us Miss Hulet had the comprehensxve under standing and patience that were so essential durmg our Sophomore year A ez .N . 2,4 I V S ' rf 131 Y 7 E s ' s 1 s y x ' ' ' I . . . , J I . .fil f A 4 I -f Ng, Faced ffze F arfu! Facts of 'H f S15 -ax- lx- ,Q Vx C5 va ,NNN NLE' nr Y 'Qrx 'V' nf!-L., l I 1 ! 'ix F 1- an ba 6 'NX E. J 5. Q. sg, '23 'fb BEN ERLY ATKINS JANE ATKINSON RUTH AUSTELL MARY ANN AZWELL chu -aqu- is ygi-A 11? bf.-5 I' 3 Q, , 95 5, s ,-ni 44. bf 'W Au I MARY LOU ADAMS LEWIS AKINS BOB ALDRIDGE JOE ALEXANDER BETTY SUE ALLEN EMIVIETT ALLEN POLLY ANBRISTER JERRY AMUNDSEN JANE ANDERSON JEANNINE ANDERSON JO ANN ANDERSON TOM ANDREWS MARION ARANTZ JANE BABCOCK TOM BAGLEY DICK BAILEY DOROTHY BAINURIDGE DE RINDA BAIRD bww ALICE BALES BEVERLY BANKS ANN BARLOW BARBARA BARNHART GLENN BARTON IRENE BARTON PEGGY BARTON DEANNE BASSLER BILL BATES LEILA BATES OLENE BATES ELEANOR BELL TED BELL BARBARA BENNETT BOB BENNETT DON BENNETT JACQLE BENNETT BL D BERCTHOLD c LORIA BICKFORD CLARICE BIEBER ERAN BILES JESSE BIRD GLYNJNA DEAN BLACK SLE BLAKE CHARLOTTE BLALOCK SHIRLEY BODDIE BOB BOGEN SCHLTZ MARIANNE BOHANNON CAROL BOND VIRGINIA BOND I 1 ' I A L XA v R - l V g . I A Am. . . B I x -' JH 1 1 V I X 3 , A an 'Y 9 ' I l' J 1 M .Q ' I A , J, Q If . . I I 4 ' A P 1 ' . .' , I I B 4' ,J g , I : A-1 Sf 5 If. I ' 11: fl ' Q, f xi' 'L 1 if ,l . f ,, I . .' f r I 3 v-1 Y h 'A' 'I I I ' , Jw, 4 A ' 1 ' ANN ARNETT e In Hauglunfm adwsfs Don Glbxm 1 lc Bowles Marr AIICP Smnh and jane Gmvnrng Ilia! all Lnglzxlz lanes are 11 at Llowd JAX 89 in ollmenf and 0r1enfaf on ANN BOVDLRAINT DONNA BONHAM Jon-N BORDEN JANE BowERsox JACK BOWLES ANOREE BOWLING BILL BONNLWARE JOHN BOXLEY BOB BRADEN 'VIARY LEE BRADLEY SUZANNE BRADSHAW ELAINE BRANSON DON BRAZEAL MARVIN BRAZIEL Guzdng rhese Imle lost sheep to then sgheduled classrooms 1s upperclassman Norvall Clark BOB BROWN GILBERT BROWN MARY SLE BROWN PATRICIA BROWN BILL BRYAN PEYTOW BLCY ROBERT BURGETT ANN BLRROW SONNIY BURROW DOLORES BUSH GEORGE CAIN BILL CALDVVELL ROBERT CALDXR ELL CAROL CAMINETTI GAYE CAMPBELL JERRY CAMPBELL FOREST CARNAGUA JAMES CARNEY ROBERT CARR FRANK CARREL BARBARA CARROLL ANN CARTER DICKIE CARTER MARGARET CARTER LARRY CASSIL RACHEL CATLETT DOROTHY CHAMPION ROBERT CHAPMAN CHRIS CHARLES ALLEN CHASE NEVA RAYE CHESNUTT JOAN CHILDERS MARILYN CHRISTY MARTHA CLIFTON BOBBY CLINE 1 ,4 ROBERT BRIDGES STORRS BRIGHANI 'IF- 4 x MARY BROKAW LLOYD BROSS 5 L Sg- fx Ol ' t 1. in It QQ -of 'ss' M! 8 4 su COLLEEN CORNELISON RENEE CORNWELL KENNETH COSGROVE BETTY COUNTRYMAN 'up-A. . EERE CLUCK CAROLYN COBB HENRY COFFEEN IOHN c COLEMAN 1OHN COLEMAN RANNY COLLINSON JANE COMSTOCK GENE CONLEY LAURA CONNELLY MARJORIE CONNER JOHN COOK DOROTHY COOLEY LORETTA COPELAND AMY CORLEY MARY SUE COWDEN JIM cox LFO cox CHARLES CRFws OWAELAH CREVV xyOHN CLLHERTSON CAROLYN DARR DOROTHY DAVENPORT BETTY DAVIS BILL DAVIS CLARICE DAVIS .IAMES DAVIS JOE DAVIS PEGGY DAVIS RIITI-'I DAVIS SHELBY DAVIS GEORGE DAY DOLORES DEAN NORMA DECK KIOIIN DE GROAT DONNELLA DENNISTON PEGGY DENSON CAROLYN DETRICK VVAYNE DEVER BOB DOLAN NORIVIA DONNELL LYNNIS DOWNES BOB DOVVNING BARBARA DRAGOO FRANKIE DRAKE JUDY DRAKE TOM DRAPER JOYCE DREVVELL DICK DIQERR GRACE DCFFORD O We Made New Friend 4, fllfgi, -'K 0 A 1' A I I ' X .. ALLSALL? A , I I I ' - L T .' A . -v 'AX N J I, Q . -I an I X I I New lrlendshlps blossom among Owaelah Crews Carole Robertson Berry Turner and Carolyn Vin who come ro Cldssen lrom xdrloua jumol highs All this homework and a date tonight too sigh Bob Hanlon and Marlene Miller Ana' farnea' 0 a' Book ROYANNE DL INN CORTNEY DL RHAM TOM DUTTON DON EASON LAURA ELLIOTT PEGGY ELMORE BOBBIE LOU ELMS sYI.vIA EIvIERY RICHARD ERIcsoN DIANE Es'rEs RosAI.IND ESTES LARRY ESTLINBAUM JACKIE EVANS W' 729 MAR ILEE EVANS BILL FITTS MAUREEN FITZGERALD RICHARD FITZGERRELL ROBERT FLOWERS CHARLES FLYNN BILL FOERFSTER CHARLES FOSTER GWENDOLYN FOSTER CLARA FOWLKES CHARLES FOX ROBERT FRAKER GLADYS FRANKLIN CAROL FRASER ADELINE FREEMAN MELVIN FREEMAN BARBARA FRUIT CONNIE FUHRMAN ,IO ANN FULTON DONNAVFURRAY IRM IN GALLASPY HILTON GALLION ROSE BLD GANT HELEN GARDNER TOMMY GARLAND PEGGY GAROUTTE JOERGARRET BRUCE GARRISON ROBERT GAST SHIRLEY GEER PETE GEORGE DAN GIBBENS DONALD GIBSON ALICE GILHAM TOM GLUVER JEWELL GOOD 4. Wow gm- KATHLEEN EVERETT DONALD EWI NG DENNY F IDLER DELLA FIELDS 'hx an L .Iv 3:7 La 'D Q 'I' J. 5:-', 1 ,JI J ,Blix fonf onfea' L' own' a' C'ona'1'1bn . ,. ' 'EW X 'N I awzzffxa Lf 'I U i 1 Q '? JIMMY GROVES JEANETTE GULICK PATRICIA GUTHERY THOMAS GUTHERY Wh JIS. A 'EZ vi Q l 'PH vw Y GLENN GORDON JERRY GORDON SAMMY GORE JEAN GRABILL JOAN GRABILL JANE GRAENING FRANCES GRAHAM ROBERT GRANT FLBRIDGE GRIFFY DEBORAH GRIMES VERNA GRIMLAND ELIZABETH GRISSO JIM GRISSOM WILLIAM GRIZZELL qs- 0 an h BOB HALL ANN HAMILTON DONINA HANESS JANICE HAMILTON BOB HANKINISON PEGGY HANNUM NANCY HARDIN GRACE HARKINS DEANE HARRINGTON ANNA HARRIS JIM HARRIS JOHIN HARRIS VIENDELL HARRIS BOB HARSTON BARBARA HART BETTY HART SUE HARTMAN JOYCE HATCHETT JOE HATHAWAY WILLARD HEAD BETTY HEEG BETTY HENNINGER JOAN HESTER KEITH HICKOX KENNETH HILL DWIGHT HIXON LAWRENCE HOECKER BOB HOKE FORREST HOLDCRAFT TEDDY HOLSHOUSER BILLY HOOD BOB HOON ER JOHN HOPE IRIS HOUSE af I M 4 c I J 4: I I2 Q V : Y. H 'K . I I L I x. rn ' - I P ' E ff, ,X , A ,N A . X , L A A I ,QA . ' J ' x ' A, , Y: ,A 1 Ax I-C, -af gf - Y I I is A ' .. g A ' I - ' ' 3 f I I I , 1 ,955 ,W f I I x A ' . ' P. ABET5. ,G NX I A ' ' Q ,L 4 PEGGY HART r ' I .11 J 4' A A an ICU V I - , VY. If H1 , ' 5 1 - A A ' , gf , '- A v I- I' U T NWQ ,w ,u 2. I J I , U V In , , b :AAI Li? I , 1 J D ga A . A ' a I A i - ' 'br I 'fl' A 151 A , -' A ln AK. I These fenrh graders do not recommend a Four In One locker plan .Swbp a' by Stud ba Proctor: RO! HOUSEHOLDER BOB HOWARD ROBERTA HOV, ARD FENTON HLFF PATSY HUFFMAN CHARLES HL ME LFONARD HLMPHREWI S SLSAN HUNITER ORN EN HL RST RL TH ANN HUSBAND SHIRLEY HUTCHESON JOAN' HUTCHISON JACK HYNES GILBERT FYR? SIJ sophomore Bob Kzlrh will ratrh th end Il we know proctor II m e Hafrs ll Hmrlleld DICK JAMES PEGGY JAMES BEVERLY JELSMA PAT JENKINS Ju RHEE JENSEN LEROY JESKE JOHN JETER ANNA JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSON JACKIE JOHNSON JANICE JOHNSON JUNE JOHNSON LAURIE LOU JOHNSON ANNIE JONES JIMMY JONES STERLING JONES v T JONES JEANNETTE JOULLIAN JENE JUDAH SHIFRA KAHN JOHN KAMP RAYMOND KAMP RICHARD KAMP JO ANN KAY JIM KEARNS BILL KEISTER BOB KEITH JOE KENNEDY VIVIAIN KENNEDY WILLARD KENNEDY KENNETH KENT it gn AAL Z I 35 Aa' 'S' Ri, 19' 'T' L. J if Q'-3 5- MARY ALICE KENWORTHY l H CAROL KINDRED ...N PAT KING JOAN KIRKPATRICK gr XS gi yspxu-rn Q '2-'CN - OX i. F97 A:-Q 'Y RONNIIE INCE GLENNA INGRAM BETTY ISEN BLATTER KENNEY JACKSON K 'als J 1- W1 li ,pi I px J A is I 5. A 4' 6' I 'E V 4, 'J I j r Z, Y ' 'I xx I - R ,te 5 f N gc - . . ' ' ' 1914 LQ I ' , 2 , I A I T. N .k Av A 9 H. I ' 4 ' J, I ,I .J I - ,V . Q f I, 1 ' -, , J 1 O 5 Q. V C I tr' Y, I If ,. Z Q 'fi K A Vi ' f JI, rl I 'Y I ,calf 5 .mf . 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KXIE LARUL LALKEX DON I A 'NI-XR HARRII- I'T LAND e-11111,-,lor Nw S I I un fha, za er he-mfr 1 num hun CAROLYN LASHER DOLORES LALGHLIN NANCY LALGHLIN HELEN LAXN3 jANIES LAVN SON DVS AIN LEWIS MARY jANF LEVV POLLX LI' VX IS .IERFLYN LINIDAL ER SL E LINI- BALQII ALBERT LI'I TI F IANIES I ITTI I' IOE I OBALCH JACK LOI' VN I:,N LYDA LONG GLORIA LEE I IJRD PATRICIA IOVKE LALRI- NLE I L LAS CANIIIIAIXTIE SHIRI I' Y ANNE- IVIILALL SHIRLEY NIT LALI DOROIHX 'NI QL-RIN N-XNLX NIQKI-X N IINI NI CLI-NIJON NIARILYN M COVIAS SLF NIILOI RRY BOBI-IX NIICROSKEY N-XTALIE NI DIN ITT xxueu xx DONALD RONNIE xi DOLCJAL L-XRRX NIIFARLAND Wu NIIKJOVNAN DON ALD NIILAL GHLXN Jfxxuzq NI 'NIATH IR-XNCI-S x1 'NIILLAN IM ii? Q Q , , 1 ix Q f ' 1 - 9' z ' ' A T 4 A 4 ' I Q' W' -S L. A 9 A ' I N . I I ' .V e , lg, J ' A. I 54:-Q-535 - A . I .L - ' ' I -My 7 .K ,Q N. ,Ag 'k X R I Q 'ti , . Q-f. j K Q . . ,, , A' 4 A , I 4 A if 4' I. fm 'I ' , , , I ,I H. ,W . .-M., L' 4 Vg' I lf im-wr Q IVY! 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'XIANN SLZANNF 'XI-XRSH ANN 'XIATHIS LHARI OTTE NIATHIS DICK 'VIAX MARLENE NIILLER PALL 'VIILLER RALPH 'NIILLER IACK N1ISIxELL FRANK MITCHELL jLNE NIONTFORT PALLA NIOORE PAT 'NIOOREHEAD CHARLENE NIOORHEAD NIARILX N NIORLAN TVR ILA 'NIORRIS NIARILX N NIORSE DON NIOSIER GEORGE NILRRAY BARBARA NIITCHELL TONINIIE XIX ERS LX NN NASH 'NI-XRX LOL NEXK 'XIANI ARTHLR NICHOLAS CARL NIGHSXX ONGER N-XNCX NORRIS GAX LE NORTH XIARX ELLEN NOTLEY -IORETTA NLGENT PHILIP OAKS lx-XRLEEN ONE'x DONNA OTTINGER BONITA OX ERNIAN TONIXIX OXKEN C-XROLE PACKXNOOD CAROL SL E PADEN HAROLD PARKER WJSEPHINE P-XRRISH RENF P-XTCHIN DOROTHY PATTERSON 'X HARRY MAY EMMA LOIS MAYO FORREST MEANS DON! 'VIILLER un. L. - F1 We flljb d Juv 0 Ye Fad ,- RUBX PRATT LAVONIA PRICE JOANNE POE REVA 11-:AN PORTER Q Q QQ Nd 'El in A ..,,.f,--- sa PEGGY PATTERSON JANE PATTON PEGGY PAYNE TOM PAYTE CAROL PEMBERTON GEORGE PENIBERTON DOREEN PENDELL BILL PENWELL FELIX PEPPARD RUTH PERRY NORMA NELL PETERS BEBE PHILLIPS LON PICKENS MARGIE PIERCE MARY SUE PRINCE JOYCE PRL ITT BILL PL LLEY LOIS PLLLIAVI EIVIILX QUILTER DIANA RAIINEY .IOE RALSTON SALLEX RAMSYY HOWARD RASKIIN MARY ANN RAWLINGS X IRGINIA RAYMER HOLLEY REES I' RANCES REX NOLDS II RRY RICHARDS IUI IF RICHARDS JUINE RICHARDSOIN II- RRY RIDGVN AY I I- F RILEY S XRA RISTELL IL XNITA ROBFRSON L A-.ROLE ROBI-.RTSONI KATHERINE ROBINSON DORIS RODGERS ANI'IA ROGERS BOBBY ROGERS NORNIA JEAN ROC I-RS SHIRI EX ROC If RS ELEANOR ROVKE CHARLES ROX ER GARY ROYSE IFSSF RLDER N1 XFX JANE RX AN TON RY ANI I-'xCIx SADLFR BRLCE S-XLNION Anyrhmg mu rm do I can do berzsr brag Illaz v A111 9 A Pnw orthy and Chmk Hopper 9 1 Ana' opfzfsflcafea' fancies DON SAMARA SHELLY SAMSON ROGER SARFATY JASPER SAUNKEAH NEVA LOU SCARBROUGH ANN SCHARLACH KAYE SCHMIDT MARILYN SCHUELKE JAMES SCHULZE MARIE SCHULZE CHARLES SCOTT GUY SECOR SAM SHADID MARY SHAFFER Larry W1lI1ams Imds Classen and Ann Hamrlron very Iascinaling STEVE SHAW DOLORES SHRIVER ROD SIMMONS JO ANNE SIMS CHARLOTTE SKINNER SHARI SLOCUM GWEN ANN SLOVER BARBARA SMITH DOIN SMITH MARY ALYCE SMITH ROLLIE SMITH MARY SPARLIN MARIE JUANITA SPEARS JIMVIIE SPENCER JOHN SPIVEY SYLVIA SPRANKLE DON SPREHE PHYLLIS SPROUT JO ANNA STANDERI-'ER PAULA STATH MARCITA ST CLAIR HELEN JO STEPHENS EILEEN STERKEL PAT STERRETT COWINIE STEVENS JLDY STIVNETT PATSY STONE BARBARA STORTO JERRY SLE STORY DAN STOUT BOB STUART DICK SWANDA LARRY SWANSON JACKIE SWEENEY BOOTS TAI IAFERRO ,ns if 1-al o-Q ia, iv i QQ, C -. 2 cz A 0 ' 31' SYDNEY SHAFI' LK ERNEST SHANNON BILLY SHAW MARTHA SHAW 'S N 'Qi 'Q 1... 1. v.. i f fx Q pb, ' ., V I I 1 ., At. 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EFI-'3 -:K I 4 M if 0- J r I .L Ek ea 0 a' fo Take fire DON TUBB HOWARD TUCKER BETTY TURNER BILL TURNER kno- .- C5 Mr' Avdau- A., .... - 928' .,. as 7-Fl I Ai Of .4-nl ,- pn vu BOB TAYAR FRANCES TAYLOR DAVE THACKER JOHN THOMAS BERNARD THOMPSON DON THOMPSON JOYCE THOMPSON LARRY THOMPSON RICHARD THOMPSON BEVERLY THORNE PHYLLIS THRUSKE ELIZABETH TONINI JOHN TOWNLEY PATRICIA TRACEY learn fha! plz-dgmg ha momen BOBBY TURNER DEE TURNER DONALD TURNER DAVID VARLEY CAROLYN VIAR JOY WAGONER THOMAS WALL PHILIP WALTERS DOROTHY WALTON DON WARD MELBA DEAN WARE BERTHA WARNER MARGARET WASHINGTON MARY LYNN WATKINS VERA WATSON MARYLYN WEBB DWAYNE WELCH BILL WELLS ELEANOR WERME DUDLEY WEST DON WHITBECK DONNA WHITE KENNETH WHITE DARLENE WHITLEY HARRY WICKES PATRICIA WIGGINS LYNNABETH WILKINS LOYCE WILLETT LARRY WILLIAMS BOB WILLINGHAM SUE WILLIS BILL WILLSON BARBARA WILMOTH BETTE WILMOTH BOB WILSON Alec Thomvon and Bmnson Cook s :ls shmmg 9 Pm: mg that lhp A s have rt at report card nme are Camulla Lytle Shirley jme MICalI and Robe-rr Burger! .I B ffe CHARLES WILSON' DANID WIMSETT CARL WININGS BARBARA WINKLER PAT VNINITERS DIXIE VNOLFE JOHN! VLOLFF JIMMY WOMMER mu. vxooo JOAINNE woonsmrz TOMMY WOODWARD CLALDE woooy RON WULFF xmm WRIGHT wa, Q4 W ffl the weet 'W' ax ,Q .or EARNEST VN X ATT -IANEH VN X ATT IOANNI XXX NN ESTELI. I ARBRO ILA YARNEAU TAYLOR YOAKAM KARITA YOUNG MARILYN YOUNG SLZANINE Y OVN ELL ROCFR ZACBRITZ S953 9 99 '24- 'Q 'Q 9 0 0 . 1 A K ' g A . , . 1 v , . ,V Q C - I 0 , 4 'M ' 1 A .I 17 ,Q 3 . ' 1 1 5 I K A. , ,fa U F1 , J- A ,I Q 5: - T uf A ,Q X 'K 4 ' A vyx '-L,, I A K hi -, I sx x A 5,9 Q - ' - 4 , ' 4 - -t . .. ' A' V A I A A -, .1 1 A NR, W L ,X .Q N, . W ' , I -, ' . I W- ,vii .4 M V I A A 0- A I A. 8 .' 5, h A M bk ,. ' f V fx ,I I .n X L X I 'F .I 'K ' f 9 4 X I , 1 . , 1: 4 p Q ff , -,yi J X I A ' L 4 , I I 0 ' . X ,- I 1 V' .Y ln 0ur Next Year Our next year was a speclal one The song We re m Classen not for knowledge but for Classen l1fe was not too much of an exaggera tlon when we vtere Jumors With the memory of those green Sopho mon days long forgotten and the sedate semor role a year off we spent 1 gay year Football games mlxers and hay rack rndes took up our spare tlme vuhxle calculatxons xn Algebra and Trlg Amerlcan Llt quotatlons and thc Const1tut1on s three great compromlses took up every mch of space on our desks at school Our class rmgs were prlceless but pcrh ips our most cherxshed possessxon was a small whlte card neatly pasted ln our scrapbook 1 bld to the jumor Semor Prom Mtss Lucille Wllloughby who alternates each year wlth Mlss Bermece Gordon for jumor and Semor sponsorshxps spent many extra hours checking credlts and counselmg wlth us during our year as Juniors No task was too great for Mxss Wmlloughby to MISS IUCILLE WILLOUGHBY junior Sponsor undertake m our behalf Her dutles as sponsor not only m cluded carmg for credits and records but asslstmg wxth all class actlvltxes such as the JUDIOI' Semor Prom During a memorable year ln our llves Mlss Wllloughby was an effl cxent counselor and true frxend 100 , y ' lt v ' . V , ' - ., I , ' V' ' 1 ,' Z E' ' . Q 1 - . - v s . . . , ' E . ' C ,. t. ZS 1 . . .2 ' . a - - . - s , . . . 01 Of flassen life BILL ROBINSON Vice President TOM BRETT Treasurer ROY PARKER Sergeant at arms 'ln uv-iiiiaxw JOHN DRAKE President YVONNE ELSEA Secretary 2- Wo ff ooo' for Tfzoagfzf R3 t - 1 .4 fi M JOANN ABERNATHY JOHN ADDINGTON ELAINE AIKMAN AIDEN ALLEN BILL AMEND SUSAN AMERINGER BETSY AMIS JEANNE APEL CHARLES ARMSTRONG WANDA ARMSTRONG BOB ARN MARJORIE AUSTIN GRETCHEN BADER if ll Y Q DICK BAKER jERRY BAKER MARY ANN BAKER BEVERLY BALL 5.1! I 5. X it J ' 1 ' gk , is ,iff 1 :gy fo ' I ,Q , - W , W A ff, an , .E , 1 , - . Y ao , 0 '31 , mo ' 5 2-I A r J, ,Je ' ROBERT BAILEY JEAN BARNETT BOB BARRY TOMMY BAYLOR BARBARA BELISLE LAROLYN BELL JERRY BELL KATNRYN BELL HOWARD BERRY JEAN BEVERIDGE CAROLE BIGGART JEAN BINGHAM b ' ' BRUCE BIRRELL JOEL BLAKE f BOB BOLDING DUD BOLYARD SUZANNE BONAPARTE PATSY BOONE PAULA BOREN jOE BOURLAND BETTE BOVERI CAROLYN BOWLWARE DONNA BRADEN BARBARA BRADSHAW MARK BRAINARD TOM BRETT SALLY BRITTAIN DOYLE BROCK BETTE BROWN GORDON BROWN NORMA BROWN SCOTTY BURT jOAN BURTON BARBARA BUXTON CHESTER BYNUM JEANNE CAMP Algebra cuts a fancy figure especially wzlh joyce Wllhams and Marlynne Whre gt, , J s gr' 7 'T' H E . A f 1 02 13 Quotation p1lIsA' are taken with cokes and smiles like those ol Dorothy Miller and Carol Hlgdon. or Tfzougflf for ooo' ? MARGARET CAMP MARILYN CAMPBELL PAULINE CAMPBELL MARY CANTERBURY VESTA CARTER CAROL CARY DON CHANCE BEVERLY CHASE NORVALL CLARK BLANCHE CLARKSON IRLENE CLAXTON ROGER CLAY RODNEY SUE CLINE ALMA CLINKENBEARD ANN CONAWAY PAT CONNER MARGARET COOPER NANCY COOPER CLAYTON COOVER ANNETTE COUNTS BETTY COVEY JOYCE COWDEN FERN COX FLOYDINE COX PAT CREECI-I JAMES CULBERTSON BETTY CUNNINGHAM HAYES DACIJS CHARLENE DALE HELEN DALE PI-IYLLIS DANIEL WILLIAM DANNER JOYCE DAVENPORT NORMA DAVIDSON JOANNE DEARING MARGARET DeARMOND WANDA DECKARD DARLENE DEMAR 4, TERRY DIACON DICK DIAL TED DICKEY -4 SUZIE DIFFENDAFFER BARBARA DOBBS MONA DONNAY JULIA DOSE JOHN DRAKE Louis DROUOT NANCY DUNCAN MAUREEN DURREH af 51 A I V' 1 ' ',I,Z l mg 1: 4 BETTY CLINKSCALES MANNING CLOSE PEGGY COCI-IRAN MILDRED COLES Q -1 fmk. 'R , .40 '2 .. gl 'PF Aa F up ,f ' I O 'Y r-5 1 Pena 7 Sharpen bg Meer bg . . . 'Y SAI LY FOGARTY GEORCE ANNJA FOLMAR BARBARA FOSTER MARX ADELINE FOWLER 1- ,01 u 1 'K 'F' L ! jOHN DUTTON ELINOR EASTMAN IAVIIE EDXK ARDS MARTHA ELKIN YVONNE ELSEA III. BERT ENGLISH SCOTT ENGLISH CHARLOTTF ENNIS DOLORI' S ERTS CLBA EVANS MARGARET FERRALL BOB FFRRIN DONALD FLEET DOLORFS FLORIDA moms ni ...N DON FRANKEL CORNELIA FRANKLIN IORETTA FREDFRICK RICHARD FREEDMAN TOM FREEMAN IOE FRIOU ROBERT FRYE VN ILMA FULKS PAT FLNNELL SVIITH GALLION NANCY GAIVIBILL ROBERT GARDNER DOROTHY GAROUTTE BOB GARVER MAX GASSER SHIRLEY GEORC E HE' EN GEPEORD mcx GIER CHARLES G1L1.EsP1E CARLENE GLITSCH JEANNE GORE 'VIARII vw COQNELL ELEANOR GossETT HASKELL GRAVES ED GRFEN GEORGE GREEN I DGRIS GRIGGS ,N PAULA GRIGGS JOEL HADEN GARVENE HALES IONE HAMILTON GEORGE HAMMONDS DOROTHY HARDCASTLE ROSEMARY HARLOW FLORELEE HARRISON 2 , 2 ,L K G0 ' A , . A A ' I I Vi A L, AV I A A . Jr, r' - ' V , I 1 2 V - , ' ! Y ' A f 4 -f I Q 3 I . li . AAA x va A , . 1. , K V jk 4 .Lg .6 ' v ,S milf' , - Q3 . . 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' 1 X fiwm . , OI course- It S pure-lx rmmzdenral mat Wevlev Whrllodc and IHQ'-rrp Carol Opp neec to sh zrpen penrrlw if Ihe same I AT HART DAX ID HARTER BOB HARTVIAN DL DLEY HARTMAN TONINIX HARTNIAN THANE HATCHER MARYLAND HAWKIINS FLAINE HAY ES ARTHLR HEATH L HARLENE HEI' NER FSTHER HENRY BARBARA HEREFORD PATRICIA HEWITT LAROL HIGDON You purse and notes just aren t your own when L P Tuckers around mszsls Barbara Moyvr GEORGIA SLE HODGE GAYLE HODGES BILLIE JO HOGUE DICK HOKE HAROLD HOLDER CAROL HOLDERBY ROGER HOLIK INANCY HOLLOWAY IOYE HOLGH BOB HL EY LL ETTA HLGHES IL NE HLNNICLTT MARILYN HUNTRESS DOROTHY HURST JANE HLRST LHARLES IHRIG VN EINDELL INGRAM BILL IRVN IN BETTY IRVI IN DL ANE ISBELL BETTY JACKSON ROSEVIARIE JAHN 'VIARY JAMES EDWARD JEZEK ARTHLR JOHNSON JERRY JOHNSON NIARY JANE JOHNSON PAT JOHNSON ELOISE JOHNSTON BARBARA JONES DUDLEY JONES FRED JONES MARY KAY KANALY BARBARA KAPP ROSEMARY KARBAN ea' o lengffzy No e Q-f L. i Alf If MARGARET HILL LA DENA HINCHEY JESSAMY HINES BARBARA HITT og ,TAA 992 Q Af .vw if 'Q ti AA 3 f Be f D essea' Indian or JIM LEA DON LEITIN ER PHYLLIS LESTER PAUL LINDSEY 'WM' I-IARRX KEETON SUE KELLX CENF KERFOOT KAY KERR KAY E KIEHL GENE KING RITA KING JOAN R1RvxAv SHIRLEY KLLCK NIILTON LAIRD JACKIE LAKE OTIS LA PRADE ROBERT LARASON LU ANNE LARKINS Es r Cmlu wouldnt Inns- rfslsred ll besr dressed Indiana Izke Adeline Freeman Clance Bye-ber Pd! Hewitt and june Hunmfull mm drraukmg RICHARD LOCK BOB LOEFFLER MARGARET LONG JINIMIE LOOMER MERLE MACE CHARLES NIAGNIUSSON MARGARET NIANEY NANCY MARCHANT IUNI- MARLOW HOB MARTINI JFANNJI' NIARTIN MARK ARET 'VIARTIN VIILBUR 'VIARTIN MARII X IN NIASONI ARTHLR NIATER JOHN 'VIATHIAS PAMELA MATTHEWS MARIORIE NIEE NORMAN NIFEKS HI' RTHA 'VII-HR HAL MENITZER JEROME 'VIILES BOB 'VIILEY DOROTHN 'VIILLER MARY MILLER OMAGENE 'VIILLER PATRICIA MILLER ANNI 'VIILLIGAN ETHELX N MILLS CHARLENIE MINICK CLARKE NIITQHEII MARX NIONTGONIERX DONALD NIOORE IOS MOORE MARILYN NIOORE 106 0 I I C f rl , , A A I s M A ' A I I ' W t . X ' s L 0 , ,V N I 1' SS - I, J 4 ' f ff! - ' AI ' ' A , . X V . . . 6 . . I I .H I .' V A ' g ' -I . ' .. 5 . . . , V at I X f . . . Irs rv me bor agree Arrhur Hearh frm Su un and john Trowbridge as :hw huk vows lor Iheu Queen ol LISEIZS Queen of Haee - We Had em BARBARA NIORROW PHY LLIQ NIORROVN IEAN 'NIOSELX CHARLES NIOSS BARBARA 'VIOYER MARX LX NNE 'NILLRX 'VIONITYNE 'VILLLENIX BETTY LEE 'VIUNCY 'VIARILYN MLRPHY ANN 'VILRRAH PAT NILRRELL BETTY 'VIICLLRG LOLISE 'VIICOLLOM AILEEN NIICRAL XIICKEY MIFFE 'VIARCA IFF 'VII ININIES BOB N141-RANNA RICH-XRD NI HINNON DONN-X 'NI L-XLUHLIN BILL 'NIILAL DANID NI- AI lI'VI NEQBITT DONALD NIHI ACK HARRY NIC HOI S PLC CA OI DHAM CJFTTX IOL OLIXER IO O NI-AI 'XII'IxRX LARUI OPP N-XNLX OVNFNS KAY ANN I -XIII-N I-XLK P-UNI' Fx-XNIONA II NI' PARIS PATPXRIxI'R ROX PARKPR IFC L X PARRLJTT NHIRLI- X PARTRIQ lx IIJHN PATTON IJORUTHX PIL-XRSUN ,-XXII-S PI-NNE NTI-PII-XNIP II-SNIPN I-KNE PP TLRSUN DON PI' I'lLLO BARBARA PHIPPS DE X IFR I IFRSUN ROSENIARX DI FVINIONS N-XNLN POOL R-XX NIARII- PORTI-.R ELAINI- PORT .A 5 f? TOM MQCUISTON ROGER MIDLFFEY LEWIS MCEVN IN BEN MCFARLAND Q' 1. 'hs' -1 ! P 1 I' 1 I' ' ff ' . ' ' ' . '- 4 . . . . . , 3 I ll ? - Q , I Q - ii ' , A K. x A . I ' - ' A A I-I w M - X I fi lf- ..-f .C -, ,Q I 'Q 0 . H' A7 gr Q I I A A V A - - ' Q J 1 U 5 . N V, A 'Z W 4' - ' I -- A . r v v DV' I by sl ' ' ' ev 1 w - 1 LARRY xnxmxav ,, R H f Z . . , qv I I ra X . , Ng! fj, . 'Ji T ' 5, x S. A I I I f ' I l -- . .. 7' 5 .' I . N xg 3. ,, , . ' bm I ff TX A , . ,- 1 ' F' 1 -- Q ' A .. A I ' ' -I f , 1 I - I, , , , . : E7 I 1 - . ..h. , 4 , 44. ., , . ' 7 ' :4 I 4 X '-Q-'gf e-- V wr M x 7 . .R A ' , J' . , I F7 , K U , Q V b ' ,sw ' X ' . 7. . . v 1 Y G 1 . ,U . L I A A D ' I .L I I ,n ' fe, , A ' - 'if-. 5 T R: .fu How You 6'ofma Keep km F om W- DIANE ROWLEY CAROLYN RUCKER JOCELYN RUDROW HOWARD RUSSELL 'Y' 0? Y sf 1-Li X' 4-Qf uv NANNETTE PUETT CHARLES RAMBO MARGARET RANDALL BETTYE REECE CAROL RENO CHARLES RICH JOHN RICHARDSON DAVE RTOGS ULANDA ROANE MYRA ROBBERSON PATRICIA ROBERTS JAMES ROE CHARLES ROGERS BILLIE JEAN ROSE Is -up LOUISE RUSSELL MARTLYN SADLER THORNTON SAEERSTEIN BARBARA SAMUELS -IERRY SAULSBERRY MELROSE SCALES CLARE SCHMEUSSER BILI SCHROEDER INA RAE SCOTT MARTHA SEALE JERRY LOU SEGARS PAT SHAVER IOHNI SHAWVER BOB SHINN LAX ON SHOENIAKER SHIRLEY SILVERNAIL VERA SINGLETARY FLVERA SKILES SUZANNE SKINNER VIRGINIA SKRAPE BURT SLATE MARILYNN SLATE JOAN! SMITH MARILYN SMITH RICHARD SMITH COURT SNYDER GEORGE SOTER PATSY SPIVEY PEGGY STELTER BETTY ANN STEWARD ROBERT STIPES LEE STOLDT CHARLES STOTTS NANCY SUGG JEAN SULLIVAN A penny Im your dreims Dick Mozer 108 A 9 . I Ax. .O S A I ., v , 4 I I f 2 I 5 A I 1 ,S 1' Lf I . ,S S' I A .f ' Q a I 5 ' A A ' My 5 Q ,.,, ir ' ik M Keg I K aj , V , ly V 3 :li . , 1 - mfip . V' rg '- . xx V I I Q I V ' A . I , ' A 'W ' E ' ' 5 11- - V' , . ' 1, , M Q0 . A . ,s ' , ' 'IAA 1' . R A 1 ' b A. XX' I . fl , f cf Ad, 09 Scouts Mllfon Land Dick Lock and Charles lhng compare souvenirs col lf.-cred at the Pans Jamboree ream ng Af e They ve Se 0 Pareei' DICK SL THERLAND JIM SVN AIN! NIARH LOL SVN ARTWOOD BOB SVN ATEK BILL TACKETT ED TEBOVN Y VONWE THARP TERRY TFOMASON LEE THOMPSON EDWARD THROWER CAROL TILLOTSON PATRICIA TODD CAROLYN TOLBERT MARY ANN TOLLEY BILL TRUDGEON JANE TURNBULI BOB TURNER PERRY VAN WAGENEN RACHEL VINYARD SUE VOLZ CLAUDINE WADE MARY WADE BUD WAGGONER PAT WALLACE DORIS WALLER FRANCES WALLER LOIS WARNER EARL WARR DORIS WATKINS SLE WATKINS JOHNNY WATSON ROY VSEAVER LILA JEAN WEEKS PEGGY WEIS ALBERT WELSH JANET VNELSH JEAN! VNESSEL GILBERT WHITAKER NORIS WHITAKER BILL WHITE CAROL JEAN WHITE MARLYNNE WHITE JAMES WHITTAKER JOYCE WILLIAMS IRA WINFREY REBA JEAN WINTERS BARBARA WISDOM BILLY WISDOM BILL WRIGHT wr RH A PP' Ng-1 is LEE ANN TOWER BILL TROOP CARL TROWBRIDGE JOHN TROWBRIDGE if A 'C' X77 '1s 191 LEA 13 hi '- six '33 xi, Q-v wg ' 'Ig -.Q AL Oar Class Rfhg We e P fbeless DONALD RONALD CLARK DORIS D01-'mg WRIGHT WRIGHT WYSONG WUESTENBERG YOUNG CHARLES DXCK CHARLOTTE MARY BETH DOLORES THOMASINA JOAN COOK FERRELL GRAHAM GRAY HURST MARTIN MOORE 5 2' Trying class rings lor size are Sally Fogarry jerry johnson and Elame Hayes ITH rmgs on uur fmgers we were ready frr bells on our toes because we wanted to rung out the glad txdmgs to the world that we were senmrs Durlng two wonderful years we had progressed from txmxd sophomores to happy go lucky rumors Each year was a httle bxt better than the one before and nom vu were ready for the best one of all This was nt A A X ,. flxw 5 f X 5 ,L j I ' ' 4 M A 4 W , , r , , - 00K B557 YEAR May 26 Was One of Me Best Days of 0ur lllfes A 'L 1 . . 7, . 0ar Best Year af Durmg our best and last year at Classen much of our txme was spent ln lookxng back lookmg back to the way we yelled ourselves hoarse at a last mlnute touchdown or laughmg about 'he tlme we forgot our one lme m assem bly L1fe was suddenly spelled wlth a capltal L and lt scared us a llttle There was an empty feellng msxde when we thought of how m a few months wed be leavmg our fun and frlends at Classen and gomg ln search of new challenges IU work or at college Those authors who wrote such glowxng descrlptxons of thelr teachers dldnt seem qulte so slssy as we used to lmagme them and why even the asslgnment on the blackboard started to take on a sentxmental value It wouldnt be September 48 wlthout a wemer roast wlth the gang and basketball would never seem the same mthout some wxldly waved blue and gold crepe paper It became lmpOSSlble to get con fettx out of our halr wlth the same dlSgUSt as last year Each little piece seemed to be a chapte of happiness Then came commencement exercxses caps and gowns the Semor breakfast and autograph mg Orblts We were Seniors now and nothmg could he fmer except those memorles wed always keep locked ln our hearts Yes those were really the best years of our lxves j IM HARBERT Treasurer CAROLYN KINCAID Secretary FRANK ROBINSON Sergeant at arms 11 2 D 0 I . , . . , . , . . . s v 1 v K 1 - -' A - A. . . , . . . - v , . . . '- s . y ' , - ' 1 ' ' ' v ., . . , . , . ' y s. , . . . 1 1 - i Dear flassen Hgh One of the hxghest honors of our last year went to jlmmy Cole who was chosen Senlor Prexy Under hrs leadershlp we partxcxpated rn all actlvltxes and communxty drrves wrth an en thusrastlc school sprrxt Jxmmy dld hrs share nn makmg this our best year :S Q 'q fr., '-sv '37 JIMMY COLE Presrdent j1mmys rlght hand man Thornton Wrlght was a capable leader Other offxcers were Car olyn Kmcald secretary J m Harbert treasurer and Frank Robmson sergeant at arms 5m M Z' I. MISS BERNIECE GORDON Semor Sponsor 113 1 THORNTON WRIGHT Vice President Do I have enough cred1ts9 Have I completed all requlred subjects? How many years of forelgn language should I have for college entrance? These ques trons and many others were asked daily of Mrss Bernxece Gordon who gulded the class during our senlor year at Classen Havmg been sponsor of the group the preceding year Mlss Gordon worked wrth added Interest and care rn helpmg us solve all dxffrcultxes Through her able gurdance we reached that all lmportant occasron, graduatlon, whrch Mlss Gordon dxrected wlth skrll and preclsron 'M DALE APPLEBY ELLA BETH ARNOLD ROBERT BAINBRIDGE JEANNIE BAKER WILLIAM BELKNAP JOE BELL MARTHA ASFAHL NEAL BARRETT feffy A fhundsen W UP to Pe, e I ever m Onders If h ,I MARILYN BEMIS 115 MIRIAM BLAILOCK BILL BOGART BARBARA BOGENSCHUTZ 0 Darcey. easu I f '13 , I I fi MILLARD BOLDMAN 91 NEENAH BOVERI as-9, 9151 BETTY BHNDURANT fi Ir' .T 1.7 mx, N :v'? -Y I I ROBERT BOYTE . r -- 'H , ,asf 9' '. ,.,. -.... , .mk- srzgir. 1 '3F'1? . zz, -'Hr-k i, fm! 5 DONNA GENE BROCK JOHN BROCK '35 -au ,JU MAR-1oR1E xsooxme L 3 ui xv:-' NN -2 4 V' - 1 I f . . X jOHN BRETT f Q ,' A 'iw A QA BONNIE BROWN I-ar- Y-T'--P' gf zjf it--. HETTY NOON E ov? 1 e. '5- .fx,x, 1 ELIZABETH BREWER DONNIE BROWN ii , EW GLORIA BOULDIN 1 '35 I ' ff gh, , is - ' ,gil I UEVY BRIGHAM H in .1-any Vp' DELENE BRUMLEY 3 RICHARD BURK 4. If x I f'Oi:?4. Q' PAULA BUCY FRANKLIN BUNDY ELIZABETH BURGETT -.XV f .- xx I f Q ii- X 1 , 3 , 1,59 Q ,f , - RUTH CANN HELEN CAPORAL LOUISE CARPENTER BEVERLY CARR Gr is.,,,,, L... CHARLES BURRIS 69 4 sax JA 'Vs MONA CARVER 116 'N' CAROL BRIGGS BEVERLY BUCK VIRGINIA CALDWELL CLAYTON CHADWELL BOB CHADWICK 117 . ff' r K X lh.. 3-. JIMMY BRIMM MAR-IORIE BRISTOW EDITH BUCK MARGARET BUCK A ' MAL? 'Gi Q9 Q3 K- :ne Y, I ' 'T scene lrgm ,ge Orblltalber seemg U-,js harem ueen Assembl K y, JEANNE CAMPBELL DEAN CANFIELD 'ii 5 S 4 fz1l'3?: is DOROTHY CHAPMAN I F 'ik , - 16, GENE CHAPMAN BETTY CHESHER BOB CI'-IITWOOD JACKI CLANTON MARY JO CLAPPER Q., fi? -..., 1'-sv , W i f BOB CLARK ROBERT CLARK -:ave WIS? zz-' H- ' -ni CLIFTON CLAY BOB CLAYTON MOLLY COFFEEN ' ff . I , 'V k +'. .A a -Fix , 3 B C u ff . ,, , 1 K I f , j A HOMER CONES LAURA COLLINS MARGARET COLSON JIM COLE JIMMY COLE RA NANCY COPPOCK EDWINA CORNISH BETTY cox JOAN cox JOHN cox 'JA I PHYLLIS CROW BEVERLY CROWE MARGARET CUNNINGHAM RALPH CUNNINGHAM THELMA CUPP 8 s MARY COLBY ...wh Q-171' HELEN CONLEY YVONNE CRAVENS 5' N., ' 1.4 L BEVERLY DAHLKE .' ga, .W M' ' JAMES DAHL BETTY COLE MARY FRANCES COOPER BILL CROMWELL DOROTHY DARROUGI-I ELAINE DAVIDSON ED DAVIS LUCY DAVIS ,IO ANN DENMAN CHARLES DEUPREE JO ANN DE WITT f 1 E PATRICIA DUCKWORTH CHARLES DUDLEY DICK DURANT a-'PI MARY ELAM CHARLENE ELLIOTT JANET ELLISON 1 5 x XX-...x X 1 rfwl Q -o ' 4 n,, ,A 4 . J . Q, 1 , Q , -Mrk. ,H I . CARL DEFFNER F51 4 I bAXf'w,x mx HELEN DOANE JOHN DONALDSON ' ' 54553, ,IW ,AJ .45 3 ill,- gi, BARBARA DURLAND K' PEGGY DYCHE PAT E1-USUN JACQUELIN EVANS CLYDE FARTHING SUE FAULKNER MARYLIN FERRO ROBERT FICKLE JOE FIDLER 120 BILL DONCEEL AGNES DORSF PAT EASLON BOB EASTWOOD LOU ANN BETTY 1 2 1 EWING JANE EZELL uLENNA SUE DUCKETT I2 Q iii E PHYLLIS EGERMEIER SHIRLEY FAIRCHILD FIELD JOE FIGG JOE FISHER LF' Partln ' g is and P such Sweer sorro aula Norman, as 3,6105 Arthur Swanson 3 d . F .V rings- PATTY FISHER '9 Ma- ., , . P F ', , A Ap-N 5 lf' Is TOM FREEMAN f gif? iv GAYE GLADNEY CAROLYN FLANAGAN ,IANE FLETCHER JUNE FLETCHER -fi X CHARLES FRY VERNA LOU FRYE PEGGY FULLER es , :A 'V' 5' PATSY GLENN .IIM GONDERS DON GOODNO , W.. A gm BOB GREINER MARILYN GUILD LEROY GUTHER JOHN GUY COLLEEN FREEMAN ,ff 1 JANET GALT HEY!-QRLY GOUDELOCK DOLORES HAINES gps'-. A f'!' in-1-1' -7 Q. . DON HALL JANE HALL MYRNA HALL -if JEAN HAMILTON 1 2 2 GAYLE GARRISON JOANN GARRISON ALBERT GARVER NATE GRAHAM MARILYN GREGORY NANCY GREIDER '3' HARRELL HAIRFIELD JERRY HALE WILLIAM HALES JIM I-IARBERT VIRGINIA I-IARDING KITTY I-IARGIS 12 3 I. I CaroIyn's our of d o r . Wood, duri er agamf, st ng Student COuncil Bob emg, CREILLY HARMAN MARY ELLEN HARPER JOHN HARRINGTON BARBARA HASSLER ROSEMARY HATCHER PAT JO JACK HESS -Q CARL HOLMES CECILIA HOLMES 2, I I v-7 Ai . '.,,' J, PAULINE I-IORTON DANNIE HOSKINS CHARLENE HOTTLE SUE I 6 PAT HARPER BOB HARPSTER VIRGINIA HOLMES GLORIA HOLSHOUSER SR'-I fm BILL HARRAH I 'a O . . 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A123047 iozueenly garb, s ason, and Carolyn Kinciig Delma e haV6 four of k I V, y . :Li 5 S WANDA K1TCHENb E L KRUGER ROBERT LAWRENCE ig-aff' ' ' I' w I, -2' ,',N w w wi ' f?fl I ' rf '?'?'7 I , 3' ' tg E F' l E -1 -1 l m 1,9 4 MCARTHUR MIT w ,H .I I, ,I A ly ' I x 'W Q X M 15, I uv 5 NOR MA LEE KOICNIG SHIRLEY KOONYZ DOI,fJRI-QS KOZAK LR 'Rx .- Q PAT KUGEL IIIMMY KYLL IEANNE LAVIY -llfhmll' lkxx xxx L -if 3 ' 1 ' ' , ,, Eb, ' 1 av' I I x M 5' xt' I K .FI . I . GX A I I,-IL, .I I-1 XI Q v I , 'E K: I , f., X -1 A5 DONALD LEAF RUSICMARY LEUER noRo'1'HY LESTER EIL WIN-Ivwuv' A 1, 1 -1 LW? ' ,V . ' au 2, I f ' -if I F IH I I , ' It G A wk , -I r -- ,qs I L -I If A Q f L' ' ' , Lis a, ' 2 ' 'lf' if ' X I Yfff- BILL LOCKARYU BARBARA LOVEBACK ROBERT LUCY TIE ANN MCCALISTER IQAYMQND NICCALL VIRGINIA MCCAIIL -o-: TRUDY KRGGSTAD I r DOROTHY LAMBERT :F if 19.2. HELEN LEWIS aim GEORGE LUNDBERG ,Qs DOLORES wx.-QANN 128 ,xr J, , .. , , , 7:1-'-f f.af-. V -' ' ax vigjlg, szfzfi -A .'.'. 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I , WJ K CURTIS MARSHALL I gi HARRY MATTHEWS sua MAYES BOBBIE PAYE MA Hifi JANE METZ VERNA MILBURN MERILYN MILBY BARBARA MILLFR JACK MILLER 20 ,lp ur- ,im 5 fir ABI' MACHECHNIE HELEN MACKEY BIBBY MADDOX fs. M iff if ay CHARLES MARTIN MALINDA MARTIN BETTY MARTINEAU ,fi iii! fri' Q if Tie 5. if G? VV E , MARY MAY0 BARBARA MET: gil' 25 62 NANCY MILLER ROSS MILLER 131 just one 0 I the many 1 JACK MERRITT Pe ' fo h' pi? ars is shown with Pcisolof their debatirg fohn COX. 5' 17 Rexroat and 5-gfi SUE MILLHORN ALMA MILLS .IO ELLEN MILNIQR MARY ANN MITCHELL PATRICIA MONSOUR fi NORMA MORSE BOB MORSER fm R X EARLENE NAILON KENNETH NASH IM EMILY NIENHAUS TI-IELMA NIX I , ifhvx I jg' ' If fx I I- -4 TOM MILNER 518' Vg 14,5 45 I I -33- RICAHARD MISKELL E I sy-fa nv, get X: , , nasal? A JERRY MONTGOMERY VIRGINIA MOORE X r , I , I ,. -as - I 3 ' fi , , B, ja if Q ' S 9: 5415, . 1:12. f , -:,,5'i' ff. BUDDY MUIR ROSEMARY NEAL JOANNE NOEL WANDA MULLINAX ,gin MAR-IORIE NEELY f'D NANCY NOFTSGER DON MISKOVSKY RICHARD PAUL MULLINS ROBERT NELSON .pf- Q? ETHELYNN 13 N . . Ll, H-li . liar. .-k.4,15,, A v,- '..: ff A. 4 . ,3 - ,rg-,W . . .'5-:uk , ,, ,,, ' r BETTY MORGAN Xi, MAUREEN MULVEY ELAINE NESBITT PAULA NORMAN 133 ,, , B013 MORGAN me 6' 'Z-'I' WYTHE 'MUNFORD f,, w HENRY MORGAN HR' M sl' SAM MURRAY ,gm f'? a ,Q 1 'iff gf.. : Ai- :::,7f1-1 :- 4 -'L AUyfhgg'S fair in love d ' , eve,-ly Goudel Q Urlng lea oak f . P year S ,E rees C111 Clay. 1 o X, ROBERT NEWBERRY CAROLYN NICHOLSON 3 P -a GEORGE ORR MARY SUE ORSBORN -R f filly '- 4 3,7 1 , J! ff i. Kg Q I , wif ' A ':'f'fTT X , A m x .1 I I I It AJ'g:If'i1 '-wpwa L , ,X I - ' -f. . A . vyxy , if Aff, - ' - I 41' ' 1, 5214 L .F ' - f j. sw - H BILL PALIVIER IVIARY PALMER FRED PANNEK PATTY PANTEIJ, . 1 nv .. , . I 'fr ra -, N, I -N . Y pf 143' ' 'SFX nh Wu, Af'-13 1 ' Q n LALAN PARROTT JANET PEARSON ,IAYNE PEER NANCY PHILLIPS fl' ' 4, I Q41 - I 1- w .hi X as' ' . 'S r I V-1 - f wg! 'f' I , ' -vvvqy. '-mp5 6 fm If WTC? ' .wmv N If' X Q' ,w, '1N N 12:55 ' I I yd .J V - ' 1 A , ' - L- gy gfagbj I as , 51Je?u,z 1fa , E g12 I , I 2+ -1 ffa?fxI.--.5 , ,.gygg:qyrw9. BOB PIERSON BILL PITTS JIMMIE POPE DOROTHY PORTER I 'WI rf: fffx 1 If? ff 'Q . , I IP ML ' . DALE PARKER . 9 I ,LA 27? B PHYLLIS PHILLIPS wha SELMA PORTER JETTA PRITCHETT SARA PRUET LOLA PUCKETT MARILYN PUGH BILL RADANT ,fw- ,uma I-ef? ' I3' ,Z f-2.357 : i MERRELL REISS CAROLYN REXROAT MARY RICHARDSON QUENTIN RIGGS KENNETH RIKER 23' E5 W1-fm I I SALLY PHILLIPS NORMA PICKETT BUDDY POWELL MARY GEORGE POWELL filth. Q37 -.4 4 I FRED RAGLAND BOB RAYMOND KENNETH ROBE BOBBIE ROBERTS 135 gf.. BETTY PIERCE 1' THECIA PRESCOTT DALE REED SUZANNE ROBERTS N v,'o?c:Q:f?Z' our PBX boa,-d ,-S b 5 Smzle could belo usy f That Machechnie. ng to E112-iberlz fi , ,A fxxwf MARCIA SOFFEL BARBARA SANDERS JOAN SANDI-ER WANDA SCOTT MARY ANNE SEARS JOY SECRIST RUSSELL SHRADER LEONARD SHRIVER BILL SHUMATE ALBERT SKALOVSKY CURTIS SLEIGHT SHARON SMILIE 137 Phyllis Cmw . alld , , leflgihs In frying 0u?iLiJ' Williams go Io g A 6' n ,, feat Cole, Senior Clasew look On jimm S prexy, y -E lv? DOROTHY SMITH JOHN X-ff R SMITH LEE SNEI-LU NORMA SNELSON BETTY g0RREL1,5 WALLACE SORRELS KATHERINE SOUTER LIQUNAH SpEARS BRUQAE 5PENg'E EDWARD SPENCER 'g E ,g'-if ' ,, ' x T !2rz,Q4 ' f ' ' ' Mfg-figfgff. f -, . 1 ,f r ,211 L ' 43,541 ' R355 Q R , . , -. '- E - BILL SPRINGALL JEAN STARGEL RITA RUTH ST. CLAIR DON STEARMAN i as BEN STOCKwP.LL JEAN STONE 1.5 541 ww .TT. JERRY STOTTS JOAN STOTTS EILEEN STEEDS 'W-5-, if' i BETTY STOVVE R MARGARET TALLEY PAT TEAGUE BLANCHE THOMAS U'I I'O THOYWAS GEORGE THOMPSON 138 .v,w W ,-.vf -. ELAINE SPENCER GEORGE SPONHALTZ PAUL SPREHE pil 8 if TOM STERLING GERALDINE STEVENS ,IEAN STREMMEL BETTE SUMNER miie CHARLES STEWARD ARTHUR SWANSON JERRY THOMPSON KA'I'HLIiliN THOMPSON ALEC THOMSON 139 Our book of ,he graphed by Rosieyiar -, ,he Orbit Q Chit 'aUA?h, Cha 1' 'S auto- wood, and Trad rze Schwab, BOL 1' K'0gS1ad, MELBA TUCKER BILL TULL BETTY TURNER WXLLIAM VOLK KERMIT I 3 CAROLYN JERRI VON LEUVEN PEGGY VURIS E BEN WALKINGSTICK Z Pldilfliflf fgf their D811 ' Jane Eiga!! confer wiaugfjjmmy Hubert and r . ut collevn enhance reqgilgglnrrelnert JIM WEBSTER rnvm WEEKS LLLL mx 'LZ 'If T 5 ' 71257 I I . MARGARET MARY WEST NOVA ANN WEST wtf I IQ, f 'H BILL WILSON DELORIS WILSON HOWARD PATSY WOLFE ELOISE WEILAND WALTER WELLS Bos wEsT QQ I'..2 ., , MJ ',,.., It f If :E BETTY WILKINSON BILL WILLIAMS COLEEN WILLIAMS 39 aC .Jr I DELORES WILSON KENNETH WILSON NORMAN WILSON 142 PAT WILLIAMS PEGGY WILLIAMS SALLY WILLIAMS DIANE WITBECK RONNY WITHERS ROBERT WITTY KERMIT WYATT JEAN YOUNGBLOOD EARL YOWELL Par rea El-Ie a d B- , fha' May 26nwilI lgesggi Sinior steadn-as ag, 1 e theh live: Ihe best days 0:3 143 1 , I l.:-: ' 1.1 V z'zz-.Nm - ., 2,1 7'Hf.S'5 SEN 0K 4 AWARDS WHICH GO to the outstandmg students m each depart ment are ART Art Nouveau Art Renaissance and Art Department COMMERCIAL Accounting and Secretanal ENGLISH HIS TORY HOME ECONOMICS LANGUAGE Latxn Spanish French, German MATHEMATICS MUSIC Bloch, Harnson Serv xce and Vocal Musxc JOURNALISM Clasaen Llfe and Orbit SCIENCE SPEECH Debate Forenmc, Little Theatre Mary Mar tmeau Memonal and Mary Martmeau Service ATHLETICS- Award: are gxven to the outstanding semor boy athlete and to the top gxrls ln xndxvndual and team sports The Patterson Award goes achxevement to the outstandxng boy ln track THE HIGHEST RANKING AWARD the Medals of Honor go to the senxor bo and gxrl who gave the greatest promise o a worthy contribution to the world Through the courtesy of Mrs Anton H Classen the Classen Awards are given annually to the five most outstanding senior boys and girls on a basis of schol arshmp leadershlp and all around C A1450 :Word Qing' A:-f wu- v4.S'.S'flV JOHN GUY ALEC THOMSON WILLIAM HUMPHREYS Classen Award Claasen Award Clasaen Award May Mamneau oebm award Latm Award Memorial Award Bausch and Lomb Science Math Award Award Sears Roebuck Scholarshrp A A A S Science Award 'Q ,.f I .- Q . 3 . as Ka GUYTON ANDERSON Hrslory Award X,f ,-:sl L JEAN HEIDBREDER J V Hardegen German Award NORMA JEAN PI Department ol Co Award 4- Q ei, 'W' if 4 CKETT BETTY CHESHER JOHN REDDELL mmm Team spam Awafd oummdmg semof Buy Athlete Accountrng NATE GRAHAM ELAINE DAVIDSON BETTY BOONE loseph Hester Patterson Department of Commerce Spanrsh Award Award Al0rd Second Year Secretarial BILL HARRAH BARBARA BELISLE CAROLYN REXROAT MERRELL REISS Harrrson Servrce Award J V Hardepen German Debate Award Marh Award Award Forensrc Award F :rar Year JEANNIE BAKER English award BEVY LANE BRIGHAM Engnsn Award Mary Manmeau Sorwce Award 6 PATRICIA TURPIN Pepa: Cola sfholdfmp DONALD STEARMAN Claxaen Award journalism Award French Award fl0NOR4BlE Doaon-lv Danouon Pere Dncev MARY Couw HLLEN Annu Rum RUTH S'r Cum Geonos Svom-mLTz BILL Rmarrr Tom Blnnu. 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