El Reno High School - Boomer Yearbook (El Reno, OK)

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THE BOOMER. 1936 11 Allene Mittendorf Academic A typical female—always talking. Bob Monday Academic He is a charming young man with dark hair. Juanita Montgomery Home Economics Bubbling over with wit, humor and fun. Lela Morris Home Economics She’s a maid both sweet and fair. Garnet Morrow Academic Good looking and dependable. Scott Murphy Undergraduate ‘One-round Murphy. Bob Myers Academic An alert and dignified business man. Ralph Nelson Academic Clever, roguish and nonchalant. Virgil Newman Academic An audacious, debonair man-about-town. Clifford Palmer Manual Arts This old world is mighty hard to beat Bob Parker General My fatal beauty has been my life-long curse ” J. L. PATMAN Academic “I like work—it fascinates me.” Gordon Penny General Life is one big investment—make it count. -it Franklin Pettit Academic HI be frank about it. Sam Phillips Academic Red ‘Sails’ in the Sunset

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10 THE BOOMER. 1936 Richard Jensen Academic ‘77 be glad when you're dead, you rascal!” Emily Jean Jones Academic Jeanie, the debutante sloucher. Minnie Lou Jones Commercial Of all things beautiful and good. The kingliest is brotherhood.” Dorothy Keith General She is ambitious, aspiring, and proud. Pauline Lawson General Her voice is soft, gentle, and low. OMA Lorenzen Academic Her friendship is a rare treasure. Mildred Lowe Commercial Too modest and quiet to perform. Lillian Marsh Home Economics Unassuming and almost shy. Fern Mason Academic Likeable, jolly and buoyant. Paul Mason Academic Dynamic personality plus a coupe. Bill McCall Undergraduate Music is the food of love. Kathryn McCann Academic She is at your service. Gloria McGee Academic She is a phantom of delight. John McRae Academic He has a lordly air. Eva Mae Miles Academic Charming and lady-like.

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Francis Pickel General Industrious and persistent. Iona Mae Quigley Academic O, this most wise and haughty lass! Ruth Reed Academic One of the best-liked seniors that ever chased a diploma. Evelyn Reuter Commercial She is very wise—very studious, too. Earl Reynolds Manual Arts He who laughs last, laughs best. Vera Reynolds General She is one of those quiet people who talk all the time. Orlene Robinson Academic On achievement tests she shines. Carl Roblyer Academic “That's funny. I used to get hats to fit me.” Bernice Rogers Academic The quiet people always do something big in the world. t Maxine Rumfelt Home Economics Gracie Allen is her close second. Louise Rush General 'Tis said she has interests elsewhere. Charles Schaffer General Chuck, the class Bing Crosby. Evelyn Schuenemeyer Academic She signed her death warrant one hundred and thirty-seven times. Bonnie Schuldt Commercial A shining star in the commercial department Clark Seiver General What I've been taught. I've forgotten. What I know, I've guessed.