Midwest City High School - Bomber Yearbook (Midwest City, OK)

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SOPHOMORIE CLASS Fiitsi' Row---Sadie Lee Sparknian, Dale Cheek, Ann Elizabeth Rose, Bobby Carter. SECQND Row -Roger Gentile, Pat Cromer, lilnier lirvin, Doris Stevens. THIRD Row--lean Rininier, Glenn Woods, Mitzi Deiter, Donaltl Dees. FOURTH Row---joe Oliver, Norma Cassatly, Louie john l5ox, Vera Parrish. Fllflil Row--Bnrtletta Brown, Loyal Iutllcins, Patricia Lehenbaner, For- est Aven. SIXTH Row--Wootl Rose, hlarilyn Steiger, Glen Kinible, Wantla Spen- eer. Feeling their responsibility in a worlcl of war, several of our boys are working at various jobs. These werez Hoyt llontls, joe Oliver, A. lf, Hnclson, U. Leeniaster, Allen Fox, Wtmritl Rose, Louie john Fox, lr., Preston Wall, Bobby Glover, Lloytl Iutlltins, V. K. Curtis, and Glen Kenible. SOPHOMORI2 GIRLS ln SCPll'llllX'I', IQ44, at the open- ing of the school year the Sopho- lnores sprang into action. We being of the fairer sex hatl 47 nieinbers with lWr. lack Furr, our football eoath, as our honierooni sponsor. NVe sang anil toltl stories during our tlaily honierooni. ln january or at the start of the seconal seniester. Mr. Furr gave us up to Peek lvlartin who replacecl Nlr. liurr as our football coaeh. During the seeontl semester we again sang songs mlnring the homeroom periotl ancl with the Sophomore boys were the first class in lVlitlwest High to learn the new sehool song written by our bantl tlireetor, Mr. Clark. WK- also plannecl a sl-caring party with the boys anal then the little green l5reshinen wantetl to go along with us, so as long as we are the lmig brothers .intl sisters we let theni join us in skating at the lNlunieip.il Aiitlitoriuni. XN'e eli.n'teretl a bus to lake us ancl .1 gootl time was hacl by all. 1 -utr' ax it- ,, 5- ' .. 5: .e , Q -.- s 'N 1- 7 4 A an x ,.. L li K ' ? A .ff ,,.,!,: zsx S s A .., i V El' 'V I P A -Sr sr -IP .1 'E . 91...- , an 5 of fiv f -or J, 4 7 .I 36 .1- L.. .pn- 'Gif'- uny- nv - 'Q E t . .4 . ' . Dv -1 .Of 41? 03 136'

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sv xv 11 ff- k 'Y we ,K .., .K .. . N N 155' , bl 3 ., . , ei 5 E' A . ,Mink If is LVXA , meets '- '. xr .fi - in I. 53 K Q' 'Wm--5' 6 . im? ., ii' Q 41.7 ,,,., A . 25 'T 'L i 5 WN' 'IF fi . ti K X . SOPI-IOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW-Bob Hutchison, Billie Furr, Iohnny B y r a n t, Charlene Doman. SECOND ROW-Sue Gorman, Dan Meyers, Kathie Mauldin, Preston Wall. THIRD Roxy'-Max Pappan, Betty Io Brown, Bill WalteI's, Patsy An- derson. FOURTH ROW - Iacqueline N4 a y, Harold Moore, Mary Carney, Dale Bowman. FIFTH Row-A. E. Hudson, Bev- erly Powell, Kenneth Barney, Io El- len House. SIXTH Row-Lucille Collier, Dan Simonton, Christine Unverzagt, D. Leemaster. Since the Sophomore Class of 1944-45 has such a large enrolment, the boys have had their homeroom separately from the girls. Of the forty-three boys in the class only sixteen attended ivlidwest City High School last year. Mr. lack Clark was elected spon- sor and served the first semester, when his many other duties com- pelled' him to resign. We then elected Mrs. Leva Curtis, who came to Midwest High as an instructor the second semester. We have enjoyed many varied programs in homeroom. Every day we gave the flag salute, repeated the Lords Prayer and had scrip- ture reading. Some of our interest- ing speakers were Captain Smedley, C. E. Buchanan, Albert Sweet and A. G. Smith. Our class generated and maintained a very fine school spirit as demonstrated by our pep preceding the District Tournament at Yukon. The Sophomore boys were well represented in all school activities, such as band, football, basketball, baseball, music and operetta. Bob Hutchison, Dan Myers and Iohnny Bryant are members of the High School quartet. Dale Cheek, V. K, Curtis, Dale Bowman and Glenn Wood lettered in basketball. Lloyd Iudkins, Glen Kemble, Bob Hutchison, Glenn Wootl, and Dale Bowman lettered in football. The class is well represented in the squad for next year.

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'N. 'F V' Q.-fi' ,E T9 'Wm ai' . 7,: h,, ,M 1 QQ' if 1 .., 4-lik SOPHOMORE CLASS Fuzsr Row-V. K. Curtis, De Lois Beggs, Hoyt Bonds, Bobby Guyll. SECOND R0W4lma Gifford, Fred Nlartin, lennie Brown, Richard Shonts. THIRD ROW-Allen Fox, Pauline Hunter, Norma Petty, Dorothy Pittman. FOURTH ROW-Lavine Vallier, Bob- by Glover, Betty Iohnson. A large part of the Sophomore girls were also on the Special that went to Yukon to the Basketball Tournament. Next year you had better watch our smoke for when we get to be an energetic Iunior we will step, for this year we alone had as Drum Mil- iorette, Lucille Collier, and with her as twirlers were: Norma Cassady, Pat Anderson, Wilda Nlarie Paul, Wanda Spencer, and Annie Rose. Others, too, make up the band. So we will see these same figures again next year we hope-hope. Annie Rose, Pat Lehenbauer, and Kathie lvlaul- din also we members of the basket- ball team. Well, fellow-students, that is about all we have to say about our- selves, but you will see Lucille and Red Bob, Billy and Iohnnie, Bur- detta and Dub, Io Ellen and L., Betty Io and V. K. or Dale, and the blushing Doris and Dan, Norma and her Sailor, we hope, roaming the halls of old Miclwest High. We also hope that our dreaming Sue will be back again daydreaming through M1'. lVlartin's History class. Oh, Yes! We also lost two of our girls by marriage-lleen Easton who became Mrs. D. Shonts Qa senior boy in our schooly, and Etta Rae McWaters and we wish them a happy and long married life. So-long, folks, until the 1945-46 year rolls around.