East Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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nn.....i, nw' n -.V 4.. -- ... Daisy Hartnett Nell Henderson Arlis Hinshaw Rachael Linton Sue McClain Helen Phillips Samantha Pickens Faye Pim Mable Prather Dora Stone Leona Voris Helen Wilson Chelle Yarger Grover Jenks J- A- Childress B. P. Daughty Edward Ely Norman Goodrich C. S. Hawkins Sam Kunkle Earnest johnson George Melton A. C. Nix Carl Permenter Ray Sowers

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. ,X yer ---w .mf v, -4, Q.. i :sr . riser e- if is ' M ir' 1 was f R ,ya E ,, v , K 4, 'Qf' ... I is ' V W AW , Q, -1 -.f . . i r if gn wi, ,A .nik M-.WL Jr f X 5 T. Q .. K if I .K an M , .im ., S A I iv vL---v W .1 ' JN? L, C ' A , f, ' iw l SENIOR CLASS if l Three years 'at Central--threeyp long years when we think of all thatiwe've donga-Fthree short Wyears ,: when we think of leaving. As sophomores, when we had our sophomore assemblies and our first soph- omore party, we began laying the foundation for eventful junior and, isanior years. Our sophomore, l class president -was Ferdinand I-Iassler. e i' S ' f in . H ' ' u Beginning the junior year by electing Elaine Foster as glass presidepntk weicontirfued our activiiieysi W with the junior play, Engaged, in which Ann Hartman and Tom Clark had the' leads' t-he juni 'ik H preview, featuring a star-studded floor showy iancllthe junior-senior prom Twhere we proudly dis l 933 our newly acquired class rings. Ferdinand rl-Iassler served as they second semester president. is W A' gr ,Q A The senior year, our biggest: and most eventful, was headed by, Haeworthr Rbbertscin The ,firsf S, ,3 .y mester and Ferdinand Hassler the second term: The musical pace at Central waisfsqt by they lfedshirt ' r Quartet composed of Jerry I-Iopper,'Miles Seaborn, iAlvin.Alsup, afiiH1Paul An Wiiiiportantp pant, S . '-of the school spirit was supplied by the band, who ,had as i'thejF'queen', Martina 'Kihm'an. Shirley Walker and Paula Sue Nyswonger iireigned as football and tbasketballeinifeensfespectively, 'while they, track queen was jo Ann Rowland, The editor -of the Sooner Spirit,fSara5jo BeaImear, kept , on current events, and the business ,manager of the Cardinal, Dick Gibson, and theeCardinaL Queen, 2? Lilburne Kaiser, recorded these events 'for posterity. The Apep chlb iiresidentsfwere -Shirley Abgg-if nethy, Arin Hartman, PathpDavis, Jo Ann Rowland, Deane Kanaly, Allen Nichols, Jdcbgshiith, e ' r Newman, and jim XSmith. Heading the Student Couricilfwere-.Ferdinand Hasslerfxnd Degne Ka' aly. Our last semester at Central has been crowded withra continuouslround pdf' senior agtivities wifiigh' include the senior play, january Thaw, in which the fourwmairfparts were played by La june-,Wint, K A: Clyde Martin, Ann Hartman, and Tom Claritg the junior-senior prong at whichh the juniors, were gm- VN' cious hostsg the senior assemblyg baccalaureateg the senior luncheon, and finally-graduation, .wheh , all 577 of us who have survived the past three years will listen to inspiring commencement addresses' - 1? delivered by our fellow classmates. Doris Casey, Ferdinand Hassler, A 'Ann 'I-larfmian. .and ll-Ierbert Costner. 'i t 'L ' S ' V p A, P Q W p N g N . ,,,, With the receiving' of our diplomas and the singing of Hail AlmaiMate5'1 our career alt Centrale N will be over. but it will be kept alive through the years by ours many happyi memories. ' A - x f--s. ss. .S xv FIRST SEMESTER Haeworth Robertson President Pat Kerce Vice-President Paula Sue Nyswonger Secretary La June Wint Treasurer Shirley Ahernethy Student Council Rep, Elaine Foster Yell-Leader Bill Webster Sgt. at Arms K