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

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MAURICE SMITH (withdrawn) A “grand” guy indeed! MARY E. STAFFORD A shining example for everyone DONALD STEVENSON What courtesy—what a car—what a man! MARY JANE STEWART Sweet as sugar WILBUR STINE His seventh heaven is a game of football JACK STOKES Out of cowboy boots into a uniform BILL THOMPSON E. H. S. band is his first thought CLYDE URTON Smooth dancer—smooth, period GRAYCE VAUGHAN KORKMAS Strictly on the beam! BILL WALLER, JR. Our V-5 genius MARLYN WEIDMAN BISHOP (withdrawn) She left us for a handsome lieutenant LOLA MAE WHINERY Anyone would want this queen for a valentine CARLENE WHITLOCK Her heart is deep in the heart of Texas BOB WICK WARE A boy we all nms LOIS WILLIAMS Dea tiful and outstanding in every way MARY WILLIAMS (withdrawn) We miss her bugle call VON WILLIAMS . cw, he has the sit’.nt'on well hand FR'NKLIN WIRGES A regular fella'

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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

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SENIORS PAT WRIGLEY Vim, vigor, and Varga girls BETTY WYNES Attractive and friendly ROBERT HIGDON Tall, blond, and bashful GRETA SHELDON The life of the party MARY LOU WORTHINGTON Always a grinnin’, always a winnin' friends LOIS SEGLER Pleasant and likable newcomer Members of the Class of 1944 who do not have pictures in the annual are Lloyd Corlee. Ralph Macy, John Miller, Donald Mitchell, Vernon Rush, and Eleanor Yost. 3n fflrmuriant The news of the unfortunate death of our classmate, Roby Ferguson, was received with sorrow by his many friends. Roby, machinist mate first class on the ship S. S. Mexican, was lost at sea January 7, 1944, en route to Scot- land on his first trip after completing his training for the merchant marines. Rcby’s friendly smile and ready wit endeared him to the hearts of his fellow students. Roby, who was born in El Reno. September 22, 1925, was a member or the graduating Class of 1944. We shall always cherish his memory. His willingness to serve his country truly exemplifies the spirit of American youth.