Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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e zf jfs aca emic, uocafiona Miss Kathleen Lowther, excellent math teacher, instructs Eileen Raizen and Don Steffen- sen in trigonometry, one of the ten senior high school mathematics courses offered at Central. Outstanding English teacher, Miss Ruth Rog- ers, makes suggestions regarding theme assign- ments in her college preparatory senior English class for Robert Taylor. If static creeps in at the studio of the all-school radio station at Classen, people like Abe Green- berg clear it up as programs are transmitted at Central by Mr. C. D. Deal's radio class. 1101

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fdafg fkree jumlaa aieaol Art designer for Board of Education publica- tions, for Central's activities, and for the city school's radio station, KOKHFM, Ronnie Clarke works under the guidance of Mr. Paul Ringler. Tony Murphy is so much interested in psy- chology, taught by Mrs. Pauline Walker, that despite football injuries, he takes ia field trip to Central State Hospital with his class. Ruth Swanson introduces Mr. Otto Hinkle- man, an Austrian musician now living in the United States, to members of her psychology class. Ben Bailey greets Central's new music teacher with a smile and a hand shake. ..9 -.

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ancl Auainedd ev! Learning to be a competent secretary is a big job, and Shirley Adair, shown here in comp- tometry class with Mr. J. S. Burleson, is acquir- ing invaluable training in the use of business machines. The mark of distinction of American history teacher, Mr. M. V. Van Meter, better known as Coach, is given to Helen Schlinke, star pupil, as she gives a report to her class. Josephine Straughn Williams and Anna Kim- ball Knight, homemakers, exhibit the expert workmanship on their suits made in the Ad- vanced Clothing class. ..11..-