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CENTRAL’S HEART IS YOUNG ... His Hobby—His Grandchildren. Principal E. M. Alden, whose real affection for oil children manifests itself in his oontinued success as Central Junior High's administrator, fosters in his students and associates high ideals, dignity, and devotion to the task at hand. Everything Moves Smoothly Here. Step through Central Junior High's front doors, and you will feel immediately the studious, orderly atmosphere prevailing in the big court-shaped building surrounding Tigerlond's famous Central Gym. 10
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IN AREA AND ATTAINMENT ... Like a Stroll Outdoors. Tigerland's unique circulating area reduces between-class traffic to a pleasant stream instea a frantic torrent. At no time during the school day is the area dark; sunshine pours through the block-long exp of windows which will soon reveal the new Cafeteria. Our 1958 Scholastic Elite. Only ten percent of GHS highest ranking students scholastically are eligible for Oklahoma Honor Society. This year's OHS members from the senior class are Barbara Allen, Sandra Allen, Sherry Deere, Glenda Hamil- ton, Pat Heard, Carolyn Hull, Sheron King, Judy Longbotham, Jean Ann Quinn, Phyllis Rockway, Joyce Scott, Joyce Sproles, Patsy Tyler, and David Williams. Junior members are Charlene Boston, Mary Key, Kay Krone, Barbara Neas, Carl Nicholas, Mary Jane Powell, Frances Remmel, and Glenna Rice. Sophomore members are Ann Adams, James Deakin, Rebecca Heit, Karen Kirk, LaVonne Mason, Joe Phillips, Richard Purdum, and La Juana Smith.
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AND FULL OF HAPPY SPIRIT... All for One—The Tigers! Centrol Gymnosium with its large seating capacity and its perfectly kept ploying floor is a mecca for Panhandle sports fans at Tiger games, district tournaments, and local entertainment events. Everything Ship-Shape. Sam Shores keeps the re-decorated Administra- tion Building ready for a Presi- dential visit at all times, tempera- ture just right, everything shining. A Big Job for o Good Man. Tiger- land students and faculty appreciate the unfailing good, humor and ef- ficiency of Harry Burgess, who is completely undaunted by miles of glass and tile. Ask Mr. Yates. Custodian R. E. Yates does more than keep Central Junior High spic and span. His kindly and experienced advice is much appreciated by Cub students. 11
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