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

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BOX ITA .MARICA CATTA ' ■ ! 1 ' 1 ' ! I I I I I I I I I I I I Initiated nine new mem- bers — Studied Oklahoma poets — Entertained Phi’s with a line party—Had a concession at Hallowe'en carnival—Donated to Red Crass fund—Elected Miss Lbis McConnell, sponsor. mi Hold annual Phi-B.M.C. banquet, April 7 — Pre- sented book, “The Wound- ed Don’t Cry.” to school library—Contributed food basket to Hi-Y — Had booth at carnival—Donat- ed to Red Cross fund. I.ITKRATI Modern poets studied— Several members attend- ed lecture by Alfred Noyes. Saw rare-book exhibit at state university library— Little Women” mother- daughter banquet held on May 6. (17)

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NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Attended seven speech tournaments this year in which over 30 members participated—Three qual- ified for state meet — A state championship was won by Eleanor Davis in humorous reading. ADELAXTK Adelaide initiated 40 pledges — Had Christmas party December 12 — At- tended state convention of Pan - American Student Forum, March 14-15 — Presented assembly fea- turing Central American visitors, April 16 — Held annual picnic May 1. TOGATI Organized in Septem- ber, 1940—Purpose to vi- talize interest in classical culture — Original mime was year’s project—Pater et mater familias tea giv- en as annual tribute to parents. (16) I. i. I. t. i I I l. I I i

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SOPHOMORES Sophomore classes arc, in a measure, judged by the quality of the sophomore play. The class, this year, presented for the annual play, a comedy. “Don’t Ever Grow Up. The cast included Jessie Jerry Shee- han, Mary Lou Green, Jeanne Allison, Ben Lindsey, Thomas Bakke, Mary LaVonne Bourne. Norma Faye McComas, Shirley Smith, Daris Jean Filkins, Margaret Kamm. Mary Helen Marsh, George Svanas, Bobby I ee Morrison, Tylar Southard. Billie Helen Hunt, Richard Carter, and Walter Thompson. Several sophomore boys have helped to put power behind E. H. S.’s athletic activities. Those who letter- ed in football arc J. L. Barry, Elmer Miller, Kenneth Quimby, J. D. Roland, and Reese Thompson. J. D. Roland and Reese Thompson lettered in basketball, with Harry Ward and Hugh Wilson lettering in track. Heading the sophomore class, the largest in high school, were Bobby Lee Morrison, president; Mary Jane Waldron, vice president; Iris Jean Sheets, sec- retary; and Marjorie Perkins, treasurer. Sophomore home room teachers included Miss Verna McCallum, Miss Josephine Edwards, Miss Ma- bel Jones, Miss Mildred Mchew, Miss May Shanklin, and Mr. E. L. Williamson. 1IOMK ROOM 10-A home; room io r. (18) I. I I I. I