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

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Armchair strategists — Charles Wauhop, Harold Tait, Jean Funk, Loraine Rcische, and the third-hour world history class That problem of enrollment—Phincipal Walter P. Marsh and Alenc Bleigh Interviewing Seniors of '49—Norma Mathews, Pat Brown, Alone Bleigh, Charles Hahn. Miss Lois Me- • Connell. Loraine Von Werder Preparing for the air age—George Hardwick, Walter Simons, Joanne Huddart. Mary Dickinson, and second-hour air age geography class Einsteins of tomorrow—Glyndeen Crawford, Doris Condry, Benjie Vance, Jack Tomlins, Keith Schroeder. Franklin Williams, Mary Kay Dyer, and second-hour chemistry class Annual artists at work—Alma Fitch. Rose Ann Simmons. Beverly Buird Facts and figures in accounting—Miss Dovic Anne Noble, Mauna Woods, Phyllis Anderson Explorers of “x” and “y”—Arlene Cox, Robert Thiel, Leona Biller, Dorine Bomhoff. Bill Billinger. Berniece Bomhoff, Charles Coker Watch the birdie—Neola Maxine Shultz, Mary Kay Dyer, John Dittmer, Donna Fox For a more beautiful home—Bonnie Palmore, Peggy Bartlett. Gertrude Thiems, Mrs. Lourea Hickman. Juanita Cox, Margie Bomhoff. Junior journalists—Alan Peabody. Gene Von Tun- geln, Margie Bomhoff, Kay Demke, Glyndeen Crawford, Marie Dittmer, Anola Beatty.

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“Hands in position. Type”—Third-hour typing class. . . . F. H. A. Christmas carolers—Mary Lou Cannon. Donna Seamands, Mrs. Lourea Hickman, Sara Louise Woods, Mary Ellen Porter, Kathleen Miller, Carolyn Fraz- ier, Mary Wampler, Mary Elizabeth Hubbard, Wanda Greene, Betty Nel Greene Edwana Gray. Margie Bomhoff, Margaret Bartlett, Melva Cupp, Virginia Chappell

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AT WORK AND PLAY Studying the good neighbor policy — Jimmy Fouts, Glenda Powell, Miss Irene March, Bobby Gene Marquardt, Bonnie Palmore, Rosie Thoin, Heinz Youngheim Master artists—Alma Fitch, Mauna Woods, Rose Ann Simmons, Doris Condry. Mrs. L. V. Porterfield, Carol Galloway. Patti Rae Collins Crowning of the 1946-47 band queen—Bud Marsh, Louise Powell, Janet Cooper, Betty Merveldt, Franklin Williams, Dorothy Ward. Keith Schroeder Make-up artists for the operetta—Maurice Ether- idge, Bill Bowers, Loraine Reische, Barney King State basketball champs—Wilbur Randle, coach of first state championship basketball team; William Fogg, E. H. S. alumnus and chairman of assembly honoring basketball champions; Coach Jenks Sim- mons and athletes Studying Latin, the basis of the romance lang- uages—Sara Louise Woods. Mahlon Ozmun, Mary Elizabeth Morris, Betty Gatliff The stage crew—Jack Riley, Jack Kinkade. Chaun- cey Hall, Benjie Vance, John Terneus, Barney King, Bill Manning The Symphony Five—Betty Cherry, Joan Carol Hauser, Betty Jean McNaught, Pat Bross, Mary Eliza- beth Hubbard Student librarians at work—Mrs. Nina Mae Coop- er, Denman Creamer, Natalie Tillery, Louise Powell, Aillene Clovis, Betty Jean McNaught, Mary Ellen Porter Carnival fun—Twenty-one concessions, followed by a melodrama. “Mergotroid's Victory Carnival queen and king and attendants gazing at an angel from heaven (?)—Alfred Whiteman, Peg- gy Wright. Jerome Bushyhead, Pat Hooe, Hugh Haw- kins.