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1.- ' We w1ll pass over our very grrm seventh and etghth grade years at Central and we arrrve September 1947 as proud, haughty and ver own up Freshmen We were led by Don Creel as Presr dent and slat Crowder as Vrce Prestdent Aprrl Showers was the theme of our class assembly g1ven on Apr11 15 A hrghlrght was Rxchard Strrmple s rmpersonatron of A1 Jolson srngrng Mammre And so the eventful year passed We wondered how we could ever forget our Algebra and Latrn struggles and Don Lehman s x-N darnty httle hats t Sophomores at Central Yes weren t we brg shots and we were 15 ably headed by Emery Coll Thomas Nrcolas Beechwood wrth hrs -'N rlghthand man Don Cyclone the Boy Bandrt Creel as our Stu dent Body Presrdent and Barbara Johnson as Secretary John Hughes was elected to the offtce of Prestdent of the Student Councrl and W1n1fred Srmktns was Secretary Audrey Jacobson was chosen Sophomore attendant to the Foot ball Queen Her blushrng escort was DeWayne Suggs The leadlng roles rn the Sophomore Class Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay were played by Pat McDonald and Jeanne Duncan It was agreed that rt was the best Sophomore play ever g1ven Jeanne Duncan was chosen Sophomore attendant to the Basketball Queen Due to the fact that our audrtorrum was destroyed by a frre tn January we were unable to have any assembhes rncludrng the an nual Sophomore Farewell Assembly and the Tacky Day program We had our Sophomore party on the nrght of May 19th at the Y Hut The last major event of the year was the heated electron of offrcers for our Junror year Remember these ortggrnal posters Smrle wrth Smrley Wm wrth Wrnr and Don t Be a Heel Vote for Creel In the end Sonya Smrley was elected Presrdent and Don Endacott Don lehman and Harry Sauer was elected members of the Dehberauve Commrttee Although we looked forward to gomg out to College Hrgh we always cherrshed the memorres of Central Hrgh w1th M1ssDav1s and her htstory MISS Jackson and hterary notebooks Mrss Ferguson and Ivanhoe and last but not least Mrss Spencer and Geometry At College Hrgh we met that well known mstrtutron Honest John We really showed up the Senrors by takmg three offrces rn the De11berat1veComm1ttee Don Endacott was elected Vrce Presrdent Jeanne Duncan Secretary and Sonya Smrley Sergeant at Arms Vrrgrnra Dawson was chosen Junror attendant to the Football Queen and had as her escort Don Anderson That was a busy year for Barbara Hall who was Vrce Prestdent of the Pep Cats and the attendant to the Band Queen Of course thrs honor was taken by Norma Young Junror cheerleaders for the year were Pat Crowder Elma Mlller Harry Sauer and Buddy Weadock Then there was the Juruor Class Play At least the cast t.hou t tt was good Those rn the cast were Betty Perkms Tom Peterson Ehse Hodges Sonya Smrley Rrchard Gray Bunner Mrller Glenn Palmer Mary Lou Kueck and Don Barrett Basketball Queen attendant was Jane Langwtll who chose Fred Chadsey as her escort The Pep Cats were kept busy soddmg football frelds and shovrng buses out of the mud And Sadre Hawkms Day Who can forget? Remember all the dyed hart? And the Put somethrng rn the pot Boy assembly The spotltght now falls on the Jumor Semor Prom Remember decoratmg the Country Club wrth fallrng lattrces and wadmg rn tubs of fresh flowers? And then the Magrc Hour Dancmg to VanZant s orchestra and then the show at the M111 afterwards Of course we all went home early early rn the mornrng Frnally th year drew to an end wrth graduatron and the loss of many dear frrends One bemg our own Carolyn Althouse who used her head and graduated tn three years She won the AAUW Scholarshlp and graduated frrst scholastrcally tn the Senror Class of 1950 Ah our Senror year at last and agarnst our better Judgment we tnherrted the dear Sophomores After watchmg the pracuces of our pll'1I srzed football team we unknowmgly were seerng the team that was to wm second place rn the 6A Conference We were very proud that we beat all three Tulsa teams and we gloated over the fact that etght of our boys made All Conference They were Larry Hunt Don Endacott B111 VanMeter B111 Quintana Ken McCullough Gerold Swope Watte Bell and Gene Sroufe And on top of that our own Ken McCullough made the All Stare team We had an attracnve Football Queen thrs year Barbara Johnson wrth her escort Buddy Weadock Eugerua Munson was her at rendant accompanred by Merle Sroufe Presrdent thrs year was B111 VanMeter and Jane langwrll was Vrce Presrdent The Delrberauve Commrttee members were Sonya Smrley Barbara Hall John Hughes Betty Perkrns and Don Endacott We had an able edrtor of the Nautrlus Betty Perkrns Carol Carman was the Yearbook Edrtor The lead of the All School Play was taken by Melba Hlggmbotham The cast rncluded Jane Langwrll Pat Meade Jarue Grven and Roger Shank Our Pep Cats were under control of Barbara Hall whrle the Cheerleaders were Bunner M11ler Elrse Hodges Pat Crowder and later Carol Carman Home Comrngwas a lot of work The parade was really nrce and there were many floats Everyone trred to fast talk Honest John Fmally the brg week rn all our lrves Commencement Week no school no frnal exams And before we knew rt the Prom Bac calaureate the Farewell Assembly and Commencement nrght How the tears d1d flow on those occaslonsl We wtll always remember our Senror Year no matter how far we may go And all the wonderful frrencs we had made and had learned to love Farewell, dear College Hrghl Srgned, THE CLASS or 1951 Z4 1 ., 1 4' ' .3 ri 1.-,. 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uv K - 1 f I' A Wk? . WL.. 7,5 5 A-if ng 3 I: N ix. . ' 13' I A 'W 1 . J 9 if . 2 it A fi fav .5 I . 3 ' J r S 13' Tl ,A l .1-v.' -6 JACK HARRISON Jackson Ambition: To be a mechanic, July 3, 1932. ROLLIN HORNBUCKLE Horney Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer. Aug. 4, 1933- JIM HOUSE Sundance Favorite saying: Why not? Nov. 1, 1933. BETTY LOU HOWARD Dutchman Favorite sayingg Don't know, do ya? July 21, 1933. PETE MILLER Speedy Ambition: To leave Oklahoma. Nov. 313, 1934. ELIZABETH SEALS Betty Ambition. To be a photographer. Nov, 25, 1933. DONALD HERBERT SEARLE l'lerby Anihitiong To be a sailor. Aug. 13, 1932. RICHARD B. SHOFF Sleepy Ambition: To graduate in '51. April 5, 1933. BRITTON CLEO STATHAM Brit Ambition: To be an architectural engineer. Oct. IO, 1933. GENE ROBERT TANNAHILL Ambition: To be an electrician in the Navy. March 24, 1933. BOB WARNOCK Hornwink A mbition: To be a forrester or minister. March 28, 1933, DOYNE DOUGLAS WATSON Ambition: To be a radio technician, Nov. 22, 1932 PICTURES UNAVAILABLE FOR PUBLICATION: William John Beckloff Peggy Phillipb Jerry joe Toalson Charles Ronald Wynn I.N MEMORLAM Ronald Woods Born: April 10, 1933 Died: January 7, 1949 Z3 13.101
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39,1-S Whereas we the Senror Class of One Thousand Nrne Hundred Frft One broken rn s rrrt wasted rn bod and absent rn mrnd undelr no rnfluence of Goca Cola CU brrt Zrlfter berng brow beaten by the teachers and fed up wrth the cafeterra we are departrng from these crowded halls Leavrng our present state of berng we frnd that to our relref we can drspose of accumulated Junk CIC by bequeathrrrg rt to the remarnrng souls that have another year at Col lege Hrgh Therefore we do hereby declare thrs document to be our last wrll and testrmony I To the future Junrors and Senrors we leave strrct rnstructrons that they never let our unfalterrng school sprrrt dre To them also we leave the brokendown faculty who are much rn need of reparrs because of two years wrth us See what you can do To the future Spanrsh lovers the Spanrsh II classes leave you Dan erous Dot Ti the future Senrors we leave the abrlrty not to break your neck rn the mad dash through the Sophomores and Junrors to the cafererra also to any hopeful track stars we leave the warmup path to the Vrllage for lunch To Honest John Haley we leave the undyrng love for prnk slrps II CHARLES BACON leaves hrs abrlrty to alwavs pursue the same woman to Jan Grrmes BARBARA HALL leaves her abrlrty to go steady wrth the same boy over a perrod of two years to Martha lersure JANE LANGWILL leaves her sweet ways to Dee Ann Frrsrnger JOHN HUGHES and DON MCBRIDE leave therr abrlrty to charm Junror grrls to anyone who thrnks they can handle them much use of rt already PAT CROWDER leaves her quret and reserved manner to Cecrlle Phrllrps JODY TEMPLIN leaves her noon dash t a certarn car to Marjorre Phrllrps CHARLES JOHNSON decrde not to leave any of hrs herght tolack Rahm JEANNE DUNCAN leaves her nerve to venture rnto Shamrock to Juaruta Covrngton HENRY HALL leaves hrs abrlrty to wear a burr to Mrss Corbrn WILLIAM BECKLOFF and CHARLES CRAMER just leave DICK DARNOLD leaves hrs red harr and freckles to leRoy Saddorrs ANN HACKNEY leaves her quret ways to Phyllrs Johnson RUBY DOSH leaves her speed rn typrng to Ernre Carroll FRED CHADSEY leaves Susre regretfully LEX FOX leaves hrs short strarght hart to Bob Hathaway WINIFRED SIMKINS leaves her abrlrty to be calm rn any srtuatron to Marron Rrggs BUNNER MILLER leaves her undyrng love for any and every boy to Lucy McKerthan GERALD SWOPE wrlls hrs near mrss of Yearbook Queen to Henry Boltz GENE WILCOX leaves hrs freckles to Pat Gallery who mrght Lrke a Few BARBARA ARMSTRONG BARBARA BLOUNT EMMA LUCAS SALLY MORRISON BETTY SEALS and MARY SUE THOMAS leave the mad search for stolen books to the tuture lrbrary staff LLOYD BASLERwrll hrs beautrfulfootball shape to Morgan Douglass DICK CRENSHAW leaves hrs call to colors to any lrkely Junror prospect WILLIAM KING leaves hrs manly walk to Buddy Wrley SUE FOWLER leaves her grft of gab to Kathryn Krndsvater BETTY EPLER leaves wrth Bob and Kenneth McCullough leaves hrs fan club to Davrd Shelton MICKEY MCCLELLAN leaves hrs vrm and vrgor for school to Loure Byrd CHARLENE HAVENAR leaves her solemn look to Shrrley Strdham CAROLYN BROWN leaves Marrlyrr and asks that the future Senrors take care of her BARBARA JOHNSON leaves her charr at the football banquet to the future Queen WATIE BELL leaves hrs abrlrty to dance to Jrm Tate BILL QUINTANA wrlls hrs hrgh standards of lrvrng to Joe Blade CHARLES WYNN and FRANK SPEARMAN knock themselves out gettrng out MARY DEAN leaves her pretty eyes to Lanny Mrchaud JANE HENDRICKSON wrlls her herght to Imogene Detter MARILYN HUFFMAN leaves her temperamental locker to Joyce Mayfreld RICHARD OLIPHANT and RAY UHL leave therr scholarly ways to Harley Hume RICHARD TEAGUE leaves Brllre Sue to the wolves of the future senror class PAT BAILEY leaves for Strllwater MAVIS CUNNINGHAM leaves all the shorthand to Mrss Whrtley JAMES MOODY frladly wrlls hrs nrckname Squrrrel to anyone PET MILIER Wrlls hrs herght to Rrchard Lrndsley BARBARA BOYER Wrlls her abrlrty to have two boys frght over her to all the grrls who want rt DELL ORA CHEW wrlls her neon socks to Jrmmy Hefner GUS THORNTON leaves hrs abrlrty wrth beefs to the 4 H Club ROGER SHANK sadly leaves hrs old haunt Prtrsburg to anyone who needs rt PAT LEHMAN hopefully leaves JOY WILKE and ELLEN HICKEY wrll therr dark harr to Shrrley Duncan GLENN PALMER wrlls hrs corny Jokes to Toly Artunoff MARY ALICE TATE leaves her Home ec abrlrty to Paulrne Moore ELDORA SMITH leaves her fourth year rn h gh school to Nrck Rogers MELVIN MORRIS wrlls hrs abrlrty to get along wrth teachers to Gary Colbaugh DONNIS RADEFELD leaves her many hrgh heels to Babs Brlbe BETTY PERKINS leaves her slave drrvrng technrque to future edrtors of the Nautrlus DEWAYNE SUGGS JERRY ROWE JIM REYNOLDS and JOHN INGERSOL leave T 85 Iwrth Mr Sherman SALLY SCHAFFER and LISE HODGES leave the roads to Mramr and Claremore to the State Hrghway department ADA OLSEN and JOAN MARSH leave therr natural curly harr to Tommy Peters CAROLYN METCALF leaves takrng all she can get her hands on JOHN RALL won t leave hrs cherrshed trombone to any one BARBARA MURPHY takes her popularrty wrth her LARRY BALLARD leaves lus technrque wrth rnrtrates to Loren Frschbeck RICHARD BLAIR leaves hrs books to anyone who wants them Don t frght krds DAISY MCINTYRE leaves her abrlrty to pass notes rn class to Suzanne Rewerts DON ENDACOTT leaves hrs vocal basketball technrque to Benny Johnson RAYMOND GRIFFTI-I wrlls hrs never endrng smrle to Wanda Grandone JACK HARRISON leaves hrs car hopprng abrlrty to some flat footed Job seeker CLEO STATHAM and DOYNE WATSON leave the spot on the chemrstry wall to Mr Den Adel Srgned sealed publrshed and wrrtten wrth cracked mrnds and srghs of at last by the above named senror class as and for therr last wrll and testament rn the presence of the holv shadow of College Hrgh school we have hereunto scrrbbled our names on thrs lastrng document SENIOR CLASS 51 Z5 . ...,. - CJ- . .aff ' ' . 'ri ,S ,, . . ' ' ' A ' ' 51' , . . - ' . . . y . ' Q . . D . 472,75 , ' . 4 I 1 MOLLIEJO BURTON just leaves - for Dewey. ROLLIN HORNBUCKLE leaves his crowded locker to Doreen Mahoney, who has made . . . . . v . I . . . D I ' 4 . n D H . I
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