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

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JEANNE ALLISON A very gracious football queen MAURICE M. ANDERSON Fun-loving and industrious PAT ARMSTRONG MBups about biology BILL BARRY He joined the navy to see the world J. L. BARRY (withdrawn) It's “Anchors Aweigh” now THELMA BAYNE There’s a mischievous twinkle in her eye RUTH BIRLEW Those dreamy eyes! MARY LA VONNE BOURNE One of our most talented actresses ELIZABETH ANN BROWN Hers is a happy outlook on life GORDON BROWN “Toar , the ladies' man BETTY ANN BYWATER State champion dress designer BILLY CARGO Personality plus MARGIE LOU CARROLL Operator, please RICHARD CARTER Neivs hound to be BETTY BELLE CASEY Office worker superb VICTOR CASH Baritone horn-tooter CHARLES CHANDLER Agriculturist GEORGE CHRISTIAN Scientific-minded,

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SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Leslie Roblyer, president. Dortha Ellcrd, secretary. Margaret Dittmer. treasurer. Jack Roblyer. vice-president Miss May Shanklin, Miss Josephine Ed- wards. Miss Mabel Jones, Mr. C. L. McGill CLASS HISTORY I4 OUR years ago a group of wide-eyed, bewildered fresh- men entered the halls of El Reno High School to explore the mysteries of science and mathematics, to thrill to the beauties of music and art, and to learn more of the me- chanics of reading and. writing, little knowing what vast world changes would come, how rapidly the wheels of pro- duction would turn, and what challenges would be thrown out to them before they left the portals of their alma mater as graduates. During the sophomore year, this class first disclosed the dramatic abilities of many of its members by present- ing the play. Don’t Ever Grow Up. Leaders this year were Bobby Leo Morrison, president: Mary Jane Waldron, vice president: Iris Jean Sheets, secretary: and Marjorie Perkins, treasurer. In the junior year, the members of the class again displayed their dramatic talent in Pride and Prejudice. Aware of the fact that the wheels of production for victory were gaining momentum, they entertained the seniors at a junior-senior banquet, featuring the patriotic motif. Once more Bobby Lee Morrison headed the ever-ready and willing class, assisted by Marjorie Perkins, vice presi- dent, Mary Jane Waldron, secretary, and Leslie Roblyer. treasurer. And then came the senior year. Seniors of 1943, main spokes in El Reno High School’s wheels of production, com- bined their talents in an all-out effort to further the in- terests of their high school and to do their part to achieve ultimate victory for their country. Each radiated pride in his personal attainments on the production line. All gave generously of their time and energy to keep th' great war machine of the United States rolling, by buildin« stronger bodies through participation in sports and in commando training, by striving with renewed diligence for higher scholastic marks, and by ever learning new wavs to con- serve the material resources so necessary in the war effort. The seniors began the real task of living on May 17. after they walked across the stage in their caps and gowns and received their diplomas. Theirs is now a new world, in which each will take his place where he is mo;t needed But as they go out to meet the tasks that lie ahead, mem- ories of their achievements along the production line in El Reno High School will linger through the years to come.

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JAMES CLARK Hiyh school edition of Crantland Rice MAX CLARK Life of the i arty LENORA COOPER Keep him flying JUANITA CORLEE A friend indeed MAXINE CORLEE She radiates good will KENNETH CORWIN Custodian of Old Glory HARRY COX Supermathematician CLARENCE CRAWFORD Cowboy boots MICHAEL JAMES CROWLEY “Mike’s goal is the concert stage JEANELLE DANIELS Deep thinker—hard worker—laboratory technician of tomorrow LUCILLE DAVIS Everybody's friend PAUL DAVIS Always on the job WARREN DAVIS Correct to four places BETTY MOORE DENNIS Student-housewife supreme DIXIE DEVINEY Gregg, incorporated MARGARET DITTMER Dependable as the day is long LEO J. DUNGAN, JR. Oh! That wavy black hair! DORTHA ANNA ELLERD Wit and wisdom