Cordell High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Cordell, OK)

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5 MRS. A. D. HUN Sponsor ANNABELL SNELL Secretary PATTIE JEAN BOOTHE President GRACE GRAY LOUISE HODGES JIMMY ARNOLD HOWARD BOSE JEANICE HOSLER RETHA HOWELL BARBARA BOWMAN ADEEN BROWNING BILL BUIE SYBIL BURKE JERRY HOBBS MACK HULIN CLAIRE HUTCHINS JOAN IGO DOROTHY CREAMER PAT CRIM N I N I () h S GENEVA KEETON ROSEMARY KNIE BRUCE DENTON DAN FISHER JIMMIE P. LYON NADINE FREY ; ELAINE MALONE JIM GOSS

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DORIS McBROOM Social Science MRS. MAXINE SEWELL Home Economics B. S. Degree MRS. NELLIE MAE MORRISON Music B. M. Degree MRS. RAYMOND ELNOR THCMAS WESNER School Secretary Jr. High English and Commerce B. A. Degree B. S. Degree acully H. J. ADAMS Custodian ORVAL SMITH Coach and Science B. S. Degree OPAL REESE Commerce B. S. Degree

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VENITA McABEE VIRGINIA MILLER VIOLET MINTZ ALEEN NISLE JEWEL PATTERSON HAROLD PENDLETON SYBIL PORTER School started Monday, September 2, 1946, with an enrollment of 43 seniots. At our first class-meeting the officers elected were: Pres., Bobby Duggins; Vice-Pres., Patty Boothe; Sec.-Treas., Annabell Snell; Yell Leaders, Pat Son and Jimmie Phyllis Lyon; Sgt.-of-Arms, Bruce Denton and Jerry Hobbs. Norene Scoggins and Jerry Williams were chosen as our mascots. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lyon were chosen as class mother and father. At the beginning of this year we planned our senior trip and in order to make enough money to take the trip we sponsored the following activities: Selling Christmas cards, Stationery, and Wrapping Paper; Rum- mage sale and several bake sales. We were given two days out of school to pull cotton and our minimum amount was two hundred pounds. Our Box Supper was an event of February 18. At this Box Supper, Les- sie Wren was chosen “‘Miss CHS.” HOBO DAY Our class had hobo day March 17. On this day every senior worked at any job that they found available in order to contribute their share to the class fund. SADIE HAWKIN’S DAY Sadie Hawkin’s Day was planned by the junior class for the juniors and seniors. Some of the Daisy Maes were fortunate enough to catch their “MAN.” SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play was presented immediately after basketball season was over. Our play was “Peck’s Bad Boy,” and now everyone knows how much talent the senior class possesses. Se CE of 1946-47 HARVEY SCHMIDT FRANKIE SLATTEN GLEN SMETHERS PAT SON HENRY SUTTON J. LOWELL VICKERS LEON WIEST BANQUET Our thanks to the junior class and their sponsor, Miss Thomas, for their lovely banquet given on May 2. DIPLOMAS Baccalaureate was an-event of May 11° and Com- mencement, Tuesday, May 13. ACTIVITIES The seniors were represented in basketball, football, tennis, band, glee club, and the other activities of the school. SENIOR DAY The senior class went to Oklahoma City April 25, where all the seniors in the state were for that day. They visited the capitol, met the governor, and visited many interesting places in our capital city. TRIP We started on our trip Saturday morning, May 16. We went first to New York City, then down by Wash- ington, D. C., staying about four days in each place, then we started back home. We were gone sixteen days, sixteen days that we will never forget. This trip was.a realization of all our hopes and ambitions of the last four years. We thank everyone in Cordell and the faculty who have helped make our four years in high school a suc- cess and for aiding us in making the money for our trip.