Class of 1948
1948 Maroon Spotlight
Marian Warren
Football Queen 46-47, Annual Queen Attendant 46-47, Band 45-47, Junior Play 46-47, Y-Teens 46-48, Annual Staff 46-48, Student Director of Annual Follies 46-47.
1948 Graduation EditionPerry Daily Journal
Clarice Marian Warren, daughter of Mrs. Bud Warren, 811 Delaware street, is Perry high school football queen.
She was born in Enid March 6, 1931. Marian attended schools in Perry for her elementary and high school education. Her plans are indefinite following graduation.
Her activities have included R.R.F., Y-Teens, Rainbow, Camp Fire Girls, Yearbook staff, band, junior and senior plays, and Annual follies.
Clarice Marian (Warren) Hopper-White
March 6, 1931 – February 5, 1997
Marian White, 65, relative of local residents, died Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1997, at Lincoln County Medical Center in Ruidoso, NM.
Born in Enid on March 6, 1931, she was the daughter of L.A. “Bud” and Reba Warren. She graduated from Perry high school in 1948 and was married briefly to James Hopper. She moved to California and attended Pepperdine university. In 1951, she and John A. White were married. They lived in Coeur D’ Alene, ID, and Tucson, AZ, before moving to Ruidoso in 1976.
Before retirement, she was employed as a Tucson schools secretary. She was a member of the Lincoln County Democrat party.
Her husband died in 1992. She was reunited with James Hopper after they met at a high school reunion.
Survivors include James Hopper, of the home; one daughter, Jana White Schlansker, and two grandsons, Steven and Jeffery Schlansker, of Los Altos, CA; her mother, Reba Warren, a brother, George Warren, and a sister, Shirley Williams, all of Perry. Other Perry relatives include a nephew. Jay Williams, a niece. Sue Stahl, and their children, Justin and Jason Williams, Caress Reaves and Becca Stahl.