The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-27
NORMAN VICTORY
|. HIGH OBJECTIVE
c,rdents, 800 Strong, to
Leave This Morning
on Special Train
ARR WELL CHAPERONED
Glasses at Central Will Not
Be Interrupted by
., State Meet

the Norman conquest this
a,,oinr Three hundred strong,
,t,fr spe.ial train. plastered with
~I.a banners and every one of the
~, coaches and four Pullmans filled
with enthusiastic contestants .and
.,,,orters plus 20 chaperones, the
s,1Jerts leave at Z o'clock Thursday
lmornirg for the annual inter-
.gbolastic meet at the university
when the train arrives at Norman
q will disgorRe its freight OF pep
,red enthusiasts who will range
,bcmselvcs in battle line behind the
Uniformed high School band and
,orm professional to the university
e,nnus. ON the train Norman
bulletins will be distributed and
Usryligh school student will wear
apo ribbon and every contestant
an arm band.
Well Looked After.
cbaperoning the students are
Misses bowman, Stofflett, Roman,
Irbatch, Gardner and Mrs. Harrell,
Iennison. Ryan, Crerie. w. H.
Green and Principal Merle c.
c. Prunty from the high school
pgh school mothers who will chap
sron are Mrs. l.. T.. Abbott. Mrs
W. Grant, Mrs. G. w. HerbQld.
Mrs ". p. Hamilton, Mrs c. r..
srouvelle. Mrs. c. A. burrows, Mrs
TB. Berlin, Mrs. c. c. Roberts and
Mrs. II. II. Ryan. NJ. f.. Anderson.
Tulsa passenger agent of the NJ, *.
T.. is with the crowd to insure
The best possible service and J. NJ
Homer. the high school building SUI
rerintendent, is member of the
rarv in order that he may patrol
the train in Normal during the eve
Ding hours.
The contest. IN which high schools
t-om'lll over the state participate,
opens Thursday morning and closes
saturday. The special train will
return home early Sunday morning
Classes at high\ school are not in
pTup'ed by the' contest, only those
Students who have presented written
Nluests from their parents being ex-
cl'ed to attend.
Tulsa high, with its representa-
tyes slfiod from the entire per-
slnnel of the school expects to make
record at the meet. With 2,225
Students Tulsa now has the larg-
est high school in the state. 105
teachers in the faculty and a new
lllling that is the largest this side
G. Chicago. The 166 contestants,
truly representative of this great
school, will make record worthy
Of the Institution they represent, in
the opinion of school authorities.
Those Who Go.
The names of the contestants who
are going to Norman and the de-
la1ment they represent follow:
orchestra, AZ pieces-Director
Harry II. Ryan. First violin: Ethel
R0op, l.orine Furrow. Lorin Her.
bold, Virginia Berlin. Evelyn Hail.
Theodore Pittinger, John Norris,
Jack Childs, Darwin Childs, Nadine
Trope. Second violin: Evelyn
Maurer, Ella Bland, Lois Bradford
Ona Brooks, Gertrude Livingston
Neity Roby, Thelma Collins, Ca
nella Thornton. Viola: Elmer
Weedy, Early Elkln, Irving Beren
Cello: James Bush, Geba Harmon
Courtney Berlin. Bass: Earl Bar.
rett, Dorothy Gilger. Flute William
Gicene. Oboe: Fred Lausen. Bas-
soon: Charles Minter. Clarinet:
Lynn Barrett, Robert Stone, Eugene
MlnshalL Cornet: Dean Roberts
iream Minton, Nelson Andrews
ps.oert Flemming. Melophone: Ear
Miller, Ned Swenkes. Trombone,
Tom Dilbeck, Frank Maroon. Drum,
ana lmpani: Paul Minshall, Kirh
1uU!e' Piano: Alpharetta Scott.
VHginal oration-Harold Arm
tirrg.
ano-Ruth Rabkin, Helen Day
SN,on Mott, Eleanor Kinslsy, Onf
De Shane.
ton
Aerbold
', art OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Adat
hoo,nson. Freehand drawing: Wei
fr Holland, Virginia Bachus. vii
lam Moore. Pointing: Lavetti
rruId, Pauline Lundy, Minna Nc
HSreary: Design: Lavetta Ford
irene irene Booker, Vera Riley, Angelln.
HInui' Poster: Vera Riley, Klyd'
hLuhdy Angelina Hfdt, Wilma FL
GoN Clay Modelling: Gladys HUI
Athletic department. (girls)-Di
VWcloF' Katherine Farrer. Tennis
'|s,na Campbell, Marie Murray
Athletic department (boys)-Dl
ssC9H Ernest Rau. Track an,
i& Lloyd Keith, Gaylord Hal
Wy,c'f Byron Schaff, Charles Goforth
nnMam Moore, Herschel Browne
Henson. 'e"'''' i'e'
Commercial department-Direc,
Mia, Edith White. Bookkeeping
sb"..eed Porter, Weller Holland
ir. Muahd: Wilma Ross. Typewrit
wilma Ross, Bernie Levine.
waInsH department. - Director
Va II, Green. Narrative writing
"$de Arnold.
l,Tpirehch department Director
Han ill.,, fenquite. julie Shelby.
Ne1o department Director
CO.. Bowman. American: Te,
A6c'o,, Modern: Mary Mcintyre
Glsn NJ, Pauline Lundy. Civics
I'm Mumiord.
Dirson,e Economies department
ar ror Clara Kimball. Domesti
Leon, "noratory: Helen Weinecke
ic so,. Jehnl, Helen Kover. Domest
Yer ence laboratory: Mary Tar
Ayery Hlhura Heatherly, Dorl
Amun, ,oihestlc art; dresses: Hele,
mesi ven, Eva Allspaugh. Do
zig, Fs,lehce; bread: Maud Kleip
LaaHn" H"<a beth de Claspel.
". N" Observation-Disclosures, Mrs
Blrbbar Irotter. Grammar: Meyer
Forste. Kathryn Lain, RicharC
leen "a, ,Caesar: Evelyn Hall, Kath
Cicero. "voten, Beth Hackendorf
ginla H., LoEell West. Vergil: yir
MarmaIi Esther Oberholtzer.
tor Wual arts department-Direc