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

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BOB ALLEN (Undergraduate) Are You Havin' Any Fun? FAYE ANDERSON General Little Lady Make Believe GORDON ANDERSON Academic Makfi Love With-A Guitar KERMIT ANDERSON Industrial Arts Getting Some Ftin Out Of Life LAURA BACHLER Home Economics V-8 Blues BILLY BAKER Commercial Gotta Hit That Texas Trail Tonight LEON BAKER Commercial Take Me Out To The Ball Game RUTH BAKER Academic Stay As Sweet As You Are CHRIS BARGELIOTES General Let’s Dance DORIS BARLOW Commercial Faithful Forever JUNE MAE BARNES Commercial Five Feet Two, Eyes Of Blue PAUL BARTLETT Industrial Arts I’ve Got The World On A String LOIS BAUCOM Language Arts One In A Miltion CARLETON BAYLESS Academic You're An Education In Yourself PORTER BEARD Language Arts You’re A Lucky Guy RUSSELL BIFFLE Trade and Industrial I’m Happy About The Whole Thing CHARLES BLAKE Fine Arts Gentleman From Fifth Avenue JIMMY BLAIR Scientific Yon Took The Words Right Out Of My Heart (14)

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THE SENIORS Complete the Fourth Part in the Concert of High School Life CLASS OFFICERS Sammy Shackelford, President “Penny” Vann, Vice-President Ruth Conrad, Secretary Jeritza Moore, Treasurer. The Seniors . . . polished . . . accomplished . . . like the beautiful music of a sweet violin . . . dignified, yet vibrant . . . have blended their efforts for a suc- cessful performance, with the officers of the class set- ting the tempo. Directing the seniors until the final note, the faculty have acted as maestros of this great concert. . . . One selection in this concert was the entertaining of the alumni by the 145 notes on the senior scale on annual Alumni Day. . . . Perhaps the most talked about number in the concert has been the “reviews course, which each senior endeavored, not in vain, to rhastej-. ... A lighter type of music was played when the senior play cast went through the strains of “You Can’t Take It With You.” . . Final chords were heard when the seniors marched across the stage for their diplomas on May 15, 1940. Working together as the directors of a great con- cert, the four sponsors of the senior class have in a large measure been responsible for the success of .the Seniors of 1940. They have patiently supervised each class activity. . . . Their expert guidance has resulted in complete harmony between teachers and students on all occasions. . . . When the seniors “strive in world and college. it will be with deep felt gratitude that they silently thank M. L. Bast. Mrs. Lucilc Blair, Miss Vivian Mattox, and Miss Josephine Hodnett for their part in guiding them through their high school days. CLASS SPONSORS M. L. Bast Mrs. Lucilc Blair Miss Vivian Mattox Miss Josephine Hodnett (13)

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DARWIN BLANC Vocational Agriculture I Like Mountain Music BOB BOARDMAN Academic I’ve Got A Pocketful Of Dreams KENNETH BOLINGER Academic Life Is A Song TED BOSWELL Academic Whistle While You Work ANNA BELLE BROWN Fine Arts Sweet And Lovely PAULINE BRUCE Fine Arts AH The Things You Are DOROTHY BUSS Commercial I Could Write A Book About You JIMMY CANON General Hey, Good Lookin’ DANIEL CARTER General High, Wide, And Handsome D. D. CARTER Industrial Arts That’s A Serious’ Thing STUART CHAMBERS Academic You've Gotta’ Be A Football Hero HARRY COATES Academic Everything Is Okey Dokey ROSALIE COKER Home Economics Lovely To Look At RUTH CONRAD Language Arts You’re A Sweetheart DELBERT CORLEE Commercial Like You LAUNTEEN COTTEN Commercial You’re So Dependable ELIZABETH COX Language Arts Ripplin' Rhythm MARJORIE CONNER Commercial What Are Little Girls Made Of? (IS)