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KATHRYN LEE
Kathryn's idea of a desolate world would be one in which jokes and chewing gum were barred,
so if you would be her friend for life, supply her with plenty of both. She keeps up with all the
new shows and song hits, and is always three stops ahead of the fashion magazines.
Bitter Truth: She hates boys who wear glasses. |
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ROGER MOORE
Roger hails from Hawaii. This fact makes him outstanding, but then he does everything that
characterizes all valorous men. Roger plays football, and just dotes on swimming. One of his
chief accomplishments was representing Tulsa at the International Scout jamboree held at Copenhagen.
Bitter Truth: I'm a duck--living on the bird seed. |
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PERCY JENKINS
As wild beasts seek their lairs, so Percy seeks the "Y." He has been active in the Hi-Y work
since his advent in Tulsa High and even now in his dreams, he finds himself wandering along the
Sapulpa boulevards on the way to the "Older Boys' Conference." Percy lives up to his ideal of
manhood, he plays football.
Bitter Truth: He lost his "land-legs" in "Pinafore." |
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ELIZABETH TALBOT
One of our newest seniors. Elizabeth came here this year from Fayette, Missouri, and lost no
time in getting acquainted. As a most unusual penman, and the possessor of a Southern accent,
she has already attracted attention. Elizabeth has a scientific turn of mind--she takes chemistry,
agriculture, and botany.
Bitter Truth: Nothing can take the place of the Orpheum. |
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ROBERT CHAPIN
Call Bob "Chapman," and watch him rave. Bob is a good example of the fact that the size of the
body and brain has nothing to do with the intellect. He absorbs large extracts from such exciting
books as Bassett, Cheney, Muzzey, etc. Bob is a very useful fellow, he has procured the respect
of Miss Bowman in history matters.
Bitter Truth: His ambition is to be a Prof. in History. |
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RUTH CHAMBERS
As a worshiper of aestheticism, Ruth has the ideals of the ancient Greeks. She has worked out a
remarkable philosophy of life and lives in accordance with it. Music, school work, and deep
thinking leave her little time for frivolity, and that, she says, is as it should be.
Bitter Truth: She's from Jenks. |
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MARY MULLENBURG
Miss Mullenburg would take the epileptics before she would consent to being called anything
save and besides "Mary Helen." She looks upon nature like a history teacher on a term theme;
she thinks it can be "improved," and forthwith proceeds to improve it.
Bitter Truth: She rolls her eyes. |
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HARRY WALTERS
The girls fall fast and furious for his line of indifference. It's a shame he doesn't appreciate it.
Those hair, eyes and lips were not meant for a woman-hater. The goddess of athletics has won
his heart and he devotes all his spare time to her.
Bitter Truth: He wants what he wants, when he wants it. |
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MARGARET GIEROW
Tom Tom.
Picture a villa in old Spain, a latticed window, a dashing young lover, a guitar and Margaret.
She is as charming in the role of a Spanish senorita as in that of a T. H. S. flapper. Tom Tom
girls' athletic pictures are a part of her daily diet. She also has a controlling interest in the
cafeteria. Wonder why?
Bitter Truth: She's the giggliest kid you ever heard. |
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JAMES BOYSELL
Senate, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Debate, Dramatics, Tom Tom.
"Oh death, everything bores me terribly!" Who else could this be but "Sauerkraut Boysell?"
James is a Jack-of-all- trades. He is fond of dramatics, Hi-Y, church banquets, and horseback
riding--to say nothing of the song "Juanita." When the cops see his little gray boat coming down
Main they think it's a Kansas cyclone gone astray.
Bitter Truth: He played left end in the Spanish bull fight. |
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LUCILLE CHRISTIE
T-Club.
In the first place she is an honest Miss. [She is T-Club treasurer] and she is thrifty for she makes
her own hats in sewing class. She is attractive, note the predominance of masculine attire about
her locker. She is a true and constant friend, prove it yourself.
Bitter Truth: All her men go to Cow Colleges. |
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LELAND CLARK
Bang! Bang! The startled, flapping, quacking ducks rose again--leaving three to fall with a splash
into the reeds of the lake. "Cromwell Clark" carefully stretched his cramped, chilled limbs and
waded, shivering out into the icy water of gray morning. An outdoor, purposeful, hard-working,
likable fellow--that's Leland Clark.
Bitter Truth: Famed as a mighty Nimrod. |
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MARGUERITE WOOD
A dainty blue-eyed Miss who needs no instruction on how to dress well five school days a week.
Marguerite would lose her freckles, but nobody will tell her what to do. She has the right
system--school every other day should be enough for anyone.
Bitter Truth: She curls only one side of her hair at a time. |
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NEAL WESTALL
Neal, though small, is a brilliant performer in football. He puts a lot of time and energy in his
work and as a result has achieved an envious position in the limelight of seniordom. He intends
to go to M. U. next year to study engineering.
Bitter Truth: He attributes his good looks to Packer's Tar Soap. |