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

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PHYLISS PALMER “Phil peps up plane production PEGGY BOB PAXTON Knows all, hears all, tells nothing (Telephone operator) MARJORIE PERKINS An asset to fashion KATHRYN PETERSON Her cheerfulness is catching DICK POOLE Silver-tongued speaker BEATRICE PORTER Bea, the riveter ROSEMARY PORTER Full of pep, with a laugh for a finish BETTY JEANNE POWELL She wears a jmir of silver wings R. J. POWELL, JR. Watch out, plants, another scientific farmer KENNETH PROCTOR (undergraduate) The most handsome of drum majors KENNETH QUIMBY Always friendly—always jolly VERNON REUTER A producer of that most necessary sub- stance—food EDMUND RICE Friendly, reserved, and likable JACK ROBLYER Sir Galahad of the basketball court LESLIE ROBLYER The hub of the senior class J. D. ROLAND, JR. He’s our ad-state football star PEARL ELEEN ROYSE Homemaking is her forte ETHEL RUGG Paderewski in skirts

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HARRY MEINBERG Sir feet four and one-half inches from the floor CLIFTON MICKELSON Now, on the coast we—” BETTY RUKES MILLER Perfect housewife CLYDE MILLER Our farm-boy musician ELMER MILLER Sorry, girls, the navy got him first GERALD MILLER Filler of America’s granaries DON MITCHELL (withdrawn) The navy took this bugler BOB MODRALL A baton in one hand—a clarinet in the other PERRY MOORE Transportation man BILLY JOE MORRIS Our point-rationing socialist BOBBY LEE MORRISON Mr. President JOAN MURRAY A beautiful smile—a beautiful girl LEOTA NILES Alivays agreeable at work or play WARD NOLDER The man with the tractor CARL ODOM lie wears a coonskin cap DAPHNE OLIVE (withdrawn) Tiny and sweet GLADYS PALMER Friendly—yes. indeed LUELLA PALMER Quiet and refined

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t,ENORE RUPP Clever accent, red hair, and nimble fingers BONNIE SELFRIDGE PLATO This Sf anish student has changed her title from senorita to senora CLAIRE SEVERNS An alert, capable secretary DOROTHY SHUMATE Pride of the Senators BETTY SUE SIMMONS SjwrLsuJoman by tradition ROSEMARY SMITH Future airplane parts producer IRVIN STATION War bonds are his hobby BERNICE CORLEE STEARNS She carries on, while he serves LOIS ANN STEPHENS Service to others is her motto CALVIN STRATE Faithful player on field and court DELFRED STROUD A willing worker GEORGE SVANAS The quartermaster corps is his destination JAMES TAYLOR The man with a saxophone KENNETH TAYLOR He tends our steaks while yet on the hoof LORENE THOMASON Student librarian REESE THOMPSON Major league baseball fan WALTER THOMPSON An actor at heart WAYNE THOMPSON Clever artist