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

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HOWARD TIMANUS Commercial When I Go A-Dreaming VIRGINIA TIMBERLAKE Commercial Jumpin' Jive BILLIE JEANNE TORPEY Language Arts Well, All Right JUANITA TOWNSEND Commercial Stay In My Arms. Cinderella RAYMOND URTON Fine Arts When The Basso Profundo Hits Low C DORIS VAN FLEET Language Arts The One Rose PENNY VANN Language Arts Pennies From Heaven CLARENCE VON TUNGELN Industrial Arts The Farmer In The Dell RAYMOND WAGNER Industrial Arts Hooray For Spinach! WILLIAM WALLACE Industrial Arts Whistling Farmer Boy VONCIELLE WATSON Trade and Industrial Sophisticated Lady ANNA MARIE WIED General On A Bicycle Built For Two JOHN WEST Industrial Arts Oh. Johnnie! KENNETH WHEELER Academic There’ll Never Be Another You WILLIAM WHITACRE Vocational Agriculture Happy Spirit MARY BELL WICKWARE Commercial You're The Cutest One PAULINE WILLIAMS General If I Knew Then What I Know Now WINIFRED WILLIAMS Commercial Did An Angel Kiss You? (21)

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RAYMOND ROLLIN Industrial Arts Just How Pretty You Smile BETTY ROUNTREE General You’re So Desirable KENNETH SAIN General You’re Slightly Terrific GORDON SEABOLT Scientific It’s All So New To Me SAMMY SHACKELFORD Academic You Can Depend On Me MARGARET SHIREY Fine Arts When Irish Eyes Are Smiling DON SMITH General Take It Easy HELEN SMITH Home Economics Smilin’ The Blues Away HOMER SMITH General Let's Face The Music And Dance ELEANOR STAHL Commercial She's Got Everything At Her Command A. J. STITT General Music Goes Round And Round JACK STORY (Undergraduate) A Man And His Dream DEN A SVANAS Commercial I’ll Remember BARBARA TAYLOR Scientific Dream Girl MARGE TEMPLETON General Sweet Sue RALPH THEIN Commercial Ever So Quiet RUSSELL THOMAS. Jr. Industrial Arts Curly Top S. A. THOMPSON. Jr. General He’s A Son Of The South (20)

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JAMES WILLMON Language Arts What Have You Got That Gets Me? EVERET WILSON Trade and Industrial So Rare BOYD WILSON, Jr. Language Arts You Leave Me Breathless MARJORIE WITT Commercial Scotty Blues BOB WOODHOUSE Academic It's The Tune That Counts DAVID WRIGHT Scientific Sparkling Blue Eyes LAVONNE WRINKLE General When Did You Leave Heaven? GUS ZAIS (Withdrawn) Anchors Aweigh FRED GRUNKEY Industrial Arts Don’t Worry 'Bout Me U. ■ ■ in m 'I . hi ii 1 »• ft IN MEMORIAM He’s still here. . . He’ll always be here in the minds and hearts of the Seniors of 1940. . . We remember him for his smiling face, his help- fulness, his cheerful whistle. . . It is fellows like Orville who make school worthwhile. . . He was the type that makes you appreciate the not-to-be-defeated and forward-looking attitude of American youth. . . He was active in sports, and his practice of playing the game fairly and squarely helped his colleagues to accept victory or defeat in a sports- manlike manner. Orville Wayne Duncan was born September 3, 1920, north of El Reno. He entered El Reno High School in 1936, which he attended until his death. :: (22)