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

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STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsored home room scholarship and attend- ance contest, football and basketball queen elections, Hallowe’en carnival, toy drive, intramurals. Red Cross drive, float in pio- neer parade, and the amending of constitution of Students’ Association— Conducted student officer elections. TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL CLUB Sponsored two moving pictures, This Land of Ours” and Let’s Go, America.” — Took an ed- ucational tour — Were guests of the Trade and Industrial club in Enid High School. SIX FOOT NINE Strictly service club — Policed all football games —Furnished ushers and door men for basketball games and auditorium ac- tivities—Winners of in- tramural basketball tour- nament.

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CLUBS FALL found the Pepetts and Squaws back- ing the football team 100 per cent in enthus- iasm—Fall also brought campaigning for the candidates for the football queen. FALL found the Student Council enthusias- tic about their activities for the year and ready to offer suggestions for improving the entire school program. One of their ideas developed into the first printed football programs for the high school. These proved to be both col orful and useful. In the FALL, students in the trade and in- dustry classes were busy obtaining their vari- ous jobs and learning about their chosen voca- tions-----Members of the Six Foot Nine were on hand ready once again to serve E. H. S. in every way possible. PKPETTS Virginia Bruce elected football queen — Initiated new members December 3 — Contributed food basket to Hi-Y at Christ- mas —Annual football- basketball banquet March 21 — Helen Lou Ricker elected band queen—An- nual tea for mothers and faculty May 15—Members had leads in all school dramatic productions. SQUAWS Twenty - three pledges initiated — Helen Tinsley elected carnival queen — Won second in carnival concession ----- Birthday party given November 26. and Christmas party De- cember 16 — Dona Mae Fahey elected first E.H.S. basketball queen — Gave annual senior farewell banquet in May—Assisted in poppy sale on May 24. (12)

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FRESHMEN This year’s freshman class, although not as large as last year’s, is just as efficient and active. An outstanding accomplishment of the class was the organizing of the first freshman pep club in the history of El Reno High School. Officers of this organization were Ralph Macy, president; Ruth Brown, secre- tary; Evelyn Sherwood and Bob Dozier, yell leaders; and Miss Frances Gossett, sponsor. The class sponsored a freshman assembly, which was held late in April. Walter Blair presided over the assembly, with the enter- tainment as follows: Vocal solo, Elsie House; piano solo, Leon Smith ; numbers by the fresh- man girls’ quartet, which is composed of Louise Leonard, Martha Alice Marsh, Evelyn Sherwood, and Constance Poor; a humorous version of part of Shakespeare’s “A Midsum- mer Night’s Dream,” given by Ronald Cox, Charles Seamands, Lawrence Carl, and Wil- bur Stine, with the introduction by Henry Ireland. The concluding number was an ex- hibition of trick roping by Earlene West. HOME ROOM 9-A HOME. ROOM 9-r, t, i i i t r i i i i i i i i i ' i