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

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NAUVIA JO CORLEE The office couldn’t do without her LILA MARIE CORWIN . A lively, likable lass RICHARD COURTNEY They say he's bashful ■ VIVIAN COURTNEY A model homemaker JACK COX Tall, dark, handsome drum major POLLY CRAIG That Texas accent DEAN CRAVEN Romeo plus brains MARY CULLEY Shy and gentle PAULINE DANIELS The unpredictable SAMMIE DAVIS Anything for a laugh THOMAS DITTMER The ideal boy DON DOUGLAS Fancy-free VICTOR DUBBERSTEIN Mr. President ROSE ANN DUFF Always ready for fun FERN DYER Ideal librarian

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JOHANNA BILLER Expressive eyes EDNA BLACKOWL Sports are her first love RUTH BLANTON Pride of the Senate and the football team DOROTHY BOLINGER She's friendly and intelligent BOB BRANDLEY Our Junior Master Farmer BETTY JEAN BROWN (withdrawn) Sweetheart of all our dreams GENE CANNON For He's a Jolly Good Fellow’’ CAROL CHAMBERS Thrill loving DAN CHILDERS From Bach to boogie’’ BONNIE CLARK Demure and dainty DOLORES CLARK A perfect lady CLIFTEEN COLLINS Tiny and peppy JACKIE CONNEL (undergraduate) She beams friendliness JERRY MAE COOPER NEWKIRK (withdrawn) Life is a song PAT COOPER A natural born actress Student council president—Victor Dubberstein Scholastic honor students—Bonnie Roblyer, Lov- elle Porterfield, Ruth Radcliff Our Junior Master Farmer—Bob Brandley

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HERMAN EDEN The perfect gentleman JOY EZELL A bundle of charms RUTH ANN FARRIS Her gentle manner enchants us a.I ELOISE FLETCHER “Sweet Eloise” SHIRLEEN FUHRING A girl with a beautiful voi-e DALE FULLER The navy has this footiall heio MELVIN GILBERT He has a quiet manne- CLARA GIRARD Hers is a heart of gold MARY MARGARET GIRARD Easy to know, easy to like DORIS GOOSMAN Serene and sympathetic MARY EDNA HALE A small package of loueliness ELI HARDWICK “Don't Fence Me In' FREDA HEUPEL There’s no substitue for you PHILIP HIGGINBOTHAM The essence of rhythm RUTH HODGES She always has a host of friends around her Student council officers—Jackie Whenry, sec- retary; Victor Dubberstein. president; Jack Cox vice president; Don Douglas, treasurer Senior twins—Iva Lou and Ira Lee Best