Duncan High School - Smoke Rings Yearbook (Duncan, OK)

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BILL HALL OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY The junior class has selected Bill Hall as the outstanding senior boy. Bill was elected to the National Honor Society in his junior year, he is a member of the Number One high school debate team and has been a member of the high school band and the football squad. For three years he has been a mem- ber of the Student Council, serving as vice- president in his junior year, and president in his senior year. Many other things make Bill outstanding. 'His friendly, courteous attitude toward teach- ers and students, and his willing support of and participation in all school activities were important factors in the choice of Outstand- ing Senior Boy. Our congratulations, Bill, on being an out- standing example of what a senior boy should be. VIRGINIA EARNHART OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL Virginia Earnhart has been selected as the outstanding Senior Girl by the junior class. Virginia was elected to the National Honor Society in her junior year, has participated in debate for two years, has served on the Smoiqcrings staff for two years-in 1946 as assistant business manager, and in 1947 as business manager. She is now president of the senior class. She has been a member of the Future Homemakers of America Club for three years, serving as vice-president in her junior year and as president in her senior year. While making this award, the juniors con- sidered Virginia's ability to cooperate with others in the achievement of a goal, her cheer- ful, helpful attitude in school activities, and her pleasant, alert personality. Congratulations, Virginia, on being an out- standing example of what a senior girl should be

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u E Top row: Mrs. Paul Deavenport, Mrs. Ben Williamson, Mrs. Raymond Keil, Mrs. I. W. Beavers, Mrs. Garold Earnhart. Center row: Mrs. Carroll Hall, Mrs. Conger Brown, Mrs. Iohn Callan, Mrs. Floyd Landon, Mrs. R. C. Underwood. Bottom row: Mrs. Burl McDade, Mrs. Claire Smalley, Mrs. K. R. Russell, Mrs. Paul Long. enior efliotlters A tradition of long standing in Duncan High School has been the selection of Senior Mothers by the senior class. The most popular mothers of fourteen seniors have been chosen to supervise and counsel the various Senior activitiesg they also act as representa- tives of all senior mothers at the Mothers' Day Assembly. This tradition promotes a better understanding among students, teachers, and parents by bringing them into closer contact with each other. It adds the final touch to a year which is the climax of our school years. The Seniors sincerely appreciate the cooperation of the Senior Mothers in making this last high school year a memorable one. Sponsored by Sponsored by AKER'S JEWELRY CO. Sudberry's Paint. 8: Wallpaper Store 912 Main Duncan, Oklahoma 815 VValnut Phone 7

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ll 3- Sue Alexander Aeronautics Clubg Pep Club, Tennis Club Virginia Alexander Band, Pep Club, International Students' Society Wayne Allred Veterans' Club, Boys' Ocletg Editor- ln-Chief Newscast '47 lean Arnold Swing Band, Pep Clubg Mixed Chorusg Band: Operetta '47g Co-an Editor Smokerings '47 Mary Beth Ault F. H. A. Clubg Pep Club Sue Bailey D. E. Club, Spanish Club President '45 Lou Bailey D. E. Club, Spanish Clun Louise Beavers F. H. A. Club, Mixed Chorus, Operetta '45, '47 Imogene Bell F. H. A. Club, Pep Clubg Music Club, Operetta '45, '47 Leslie Bell F. F. A. Club, D. E. Club Iohn Blair Veterans' Club Elbert Ray Brewer Swing Band, Operetta '46, '47, Mixed Chorus, Vice President Band '45, '46, '47 Dey Bloomer Football, Letterman's Club I. C. Bolt Camera Club Pierce Box Footballg Lettuman's Club