Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

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I William Dearth Coeta Poulson Harry Campbell Thelma Jividen Gertrude Donaldson Raymond Stuart Erma Lively Crystal Innis Alberta Alberts Ogal Loomis Vera Coleman Ernest Lively Evelyn Renfrow Hubert Judy Verna Taylor Cecil Odell Mae Owings Stella Knight Margaret Staake James Lucas Harry Warren Jack Carter

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 8 Ivin n T. A Kennedy, Spoil 3or Wilbert C. Ingle, Sponsor Lova Lee Potts, Sponsor Aldene Johnston, Vice-Pres. Frances Quisenberry, Sec.-T. Malcolm Bealmear, Stu. C. Junior Chenoweth, Yell Lead. Louise Webb, Stu. Coun. Mary C. Greer Louis Webb Fred Lucas, President Ruth Forney Mary Lou Bagby Jack Moore Vernon '‘Gaston Naomi Bush Lula Lucas Hal McCormick Francis Bleckley Ruby Young Dorothy Adams Noble Sills Lester Innis Lois Petty Kathleen Tulloss Hubert McKelvey Olene Stuart Faye Githens Marguerite Oyler Ivan Mills 1 ) ) I

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FRESHMAN CLASS ft R Jl i! 18 We started on our role as juveniles in September, ’28. We’ve had much drilling and practise from our directors and really believe that at last we can “play the part’’. Although we have not received much recognition as stars, we are willing to work and we do have high ideals. The cameraman could not “spot’’ all of us, but we think we have a good representation in this big picture. We wanted so much for our Beauty Queen to be a star, but we just couldn’t get enough advertising for the director to really know her talents. We have not had much encouragement from the directors, but we are willing to stay juveniles and endure the hardships for a year and then we should really start to climb. I guess really to be a star is hard work but we all have the secret desire to do big things. We hope that none of our oncoming stars will fall and we’ll endeavor to keep them in good pictures like this one. Already some of our mmbers have occasionally been in the close-ups. And we really believe the director likes to have them there. We’ve been doubles tor some of the stars and really think we should have recognition for that, but maybe we are not playing the part well enough. Last Christmas some of our extras matured to the role of a high class comedy. At last we have made our mark in comedy, but we have yet to achieve the principal roles in modern pictures. We began thinking of a way to raise money in order to advertise our Beauty Queen. The only way we could think of was to erect a stand on the set and sell candy and pop to the exhausted ones working so hard on the lot. We managed to get three of our girls at the opening of the picture in the Pep Chorus for a picture about football, and they really were good. The part just suited them perfectly, also they used some of our juveniles to double for the stars in football. We are sure proud of them. So in all you see we are bound to make something of ourselves and cherish the hope of someday becoming a star.