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

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IiRlfSHlxIAN CLASS l:lliSl Row xxylllillfll King, Patsy XVmill-y, Dick XV.1i'il, XV.incl.i Iegiii Rugerx. Slcuxn Row l.neille Avery, lxlnr- vin lNlnm'e, lleverlv l'n'uwn, VV. H. l.euliiii'4l. A Ilylllllll Row f lX'lerealilli lllielps, jmkil- Vllinllu-r, linli Buwniain, Nlury Gininiey. l:Ul'RlIl Row- lN'lgiry Fiuimes Dorf sev, lbmiglm Unnnl Katha Ancler- mn, l.ee lNlel3owell. lfn in Row- Bill Keen, lfliiine Serv' ILT, l.emi4ii'ml lliuiiigix, Virginia Neill. Sixin Row- Alina lean Cook, NVes- ley Hlll'I'lX, jerry Runey, Riclmrml Stnlililehelml. The lmyx eleetecl the following of, livers: l.ee lXlcl7uwell, l'rc'.n1lc'r1l Hola llowinani, Vue-I'rexir1cn1 XV. H. l.ecm.n'cl, Sea remry- iI47't'dJllfl'7' 'lilie nieinlvers of the Freslininn Cfl.iss have lieen le.ulers in snppiwt- ing the helimil activities :incl in help- ing start the traiclitons which will lieuiiiie periimrieiit inairlu of this gl't'.ll sf-lmnl. They LUllU'llllltL'll freef ly to Buml Drives mul the Real Cross. VVirliont the Freslininn, school no tivines wonlcl have been less effec- tive. lvliiry Ann lloltx anal Shirley l'.itrick were climen for the girl5' qnairtelte while NV. H. l.eonaml limi si key llllllllllll in the lmys' quurtelte. lean Rogers, Numa Niles, anul Vumiel Spiny i'epi'esente4l this class on the girls' lmsketlmll team. Cles- mn lieynnlcln st.n'i'ecl alt the enml po- snmn in lucnlmll :incl was frequently climen player of the week, Ten lmyi pairriupaiteml in gAlIIlL'S nncl will lme exlieriericecl players lol' next year. Clii-Is .mil lmys were representeml in lmunll, Cilee Clnlm, Science Club, Press Clnlx. nncl mlmmzitics. 'lv i c ' N., 6 C 'WWC 'Q G! -In ' 2 'Q 4: ., ,. ,i in W X .KL .. 'J 7? 'Q 34- ml K - li l 49:18 3 1 is 1. if 1 C. ., .g -' L f' Xe, F Q ev- RJ ,qv fl lf: -. 4.47

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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.

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1' 6 ' S ,., f 1 ii s , sl t I N X 5 X ' il, , 1 f I 'Wm .ws X e lv ,,, v 2 4 , ' bs 'x fra 'Rx his .. . 'ii tak 4' 'ZFK ws-294' P+ 45.01 FRESHMAN CLASS FIIis'r RowfBt-tty Nunn, jerry Cain, Vonciel Spray, Bob Schmitlt. Shcoxu Row-Gene Dunn, Norma Vrana, Williaiiii Yow, Betty lane Kashbaum. THIRD Row-Sue Speer, Willard lviiller, MLll'y Ann Potts, Riehartl Fish. FoI:Ii'rII RowfButltly Yost, Lounrla Puckett, Claurle Lacey, lviary ivlax- ine Allen. FIFTH ROW-Gladys Genzer, Tom Gentile, Shirley Patrick, Rex Homns. SIXTH Row-Lee Wiles, Noma Niles, Etltlie Niaultlin, Ioanna Har- rell. Planned programs were presented at the regular meetings. Highlights of the year were two parties. The Christmas party featured :I tree, gifts, and games. The skating party was given at the Ml1I1iCiP8l Skating rink where the class distinguished itself by earning the praise of the manager for their exceptionally courteous behavior. The class proved itself versatile since its scholastic recortl showed that of the thirty-two coveted places in the State Honor Society, seven had been secured by the following freshmen: Gladys Genzer Kirbey McMichael Norma Vrana Mary Frances Dorsey Ann Webster Sue Speer Wantlti Lou May