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

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EUNICE MARIE KAMM E. H. S.’s own angel ALAN KEITH Tall, dark, and serious HELEN KELLER A bushel of fun DICK KELLY Merchant marines score again EVELYN KOERT Her red hair is her crowning glory ALICE KOSTRUHA Discreet and energetic LOUISE LEONARD Have you ever seen a dream walking? JUNIOR LOYALL He carries on the Loyall basketball tradition JOE MARK He is master of the art of point rationing MARTHA ALICE MARSH Helen Hayes in the making BILLYE GEAN MARTIN Silence is golden CECIL MATTHEWS Pride and joy of the history class VERNON L. McGINLEY The “L” stands for leadership DORA DEAN McNEW Easy to know—easy to like OLIN McNEW God’s gift to the women LEROY MERVELDT All this and heaven too MARY ELLEN MITCHELL She's always laughing CLARENCE MOORE A true gentleman

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GENEVA GREEN An inspiration to all her friends GEORG ANN GUTH HINDSLEY Johnny Zero beat our time CHARLES HAAS Dynamite comes in small packages HELEN RUTH HAHN V for Victor-y BOB HAMPTON (undergraduate) Some day he will be a captain of the clouds RUTHANN HAMPTON Ruthann of Charing Cross GLENN E. HARRIS Romeo plus braitts NOBLE HARTMAN Off he goes into the wild blue yonder BOB HARVEY, JR. Nothing can stop the army air corps LUCILLE HAWKINS Dignified and sophisticated WILL ROY HEINRICH Our postwar bus driver HARRY HERBERGER, JR. Stili water runs deep PAULINE HEUPEL Ah ideal future homemaker BERNIECE HOFMANN A beautiful halo of wavy black ha'.r MELVIN HOFFMAN He will hasten victory through agriculture KATHRYN HURST Popular, peppy football qz.een JANELLE JAMES Beautiful girl with an angelic voice LOUISE JOHNSON Stay as sweet as you are

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ROBERT MORGAN Head of Boston’s, Inc. BETTY LEA MOSHER Sugar and spice and everything nice MARTHA JANE MULANAX Tell it to the marines BARBARA MURRAY Big sister MARY JANE NOVY Cute coquette ALLENE ODOM Pretty as a picture and neat as a pin JAMES PALMER (undergraduate) King of the basketball court PATTY PENWRIGHT Charming and gracious CONNIE POOR Our dainty, darling 1944 basketball queen FRANCES ROBINSON Brunet lassie JOHN ROSS. JR. Who does your hair? DWIGHT RUKES I’ve been tcorkin’ on the railroad CHARLES SEAMANDS Ladies, here is your Sir Walter Raleigh MARGARET JUNE SEIVER A sweetheart, if there ever was one NORA SEVERNS When Irish eyes are smiling DON SIMMONS Hollywood stage director of tomorrow I DELLA SMITH Best foot forward LEON SMITH We salute our commander in chief