Classen High School - Orbit Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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PEP COUNCIL S0 it's rah rah, rah rah rah for the Pep Council mem- bers, who organize cheering at games, designate seating for pep clubs, direct print- ing of football programs, handle concessions and spear- head pep assemblies. The Council is composed of the presidents, representatives and sponsors of each of the pep clubs. Row I, lrfl lo rigblc Riley, Susie, Noell, Carolyn, Runyon, Elaine, Hess, Lurlene, Adair, Betty, Morris, Mar- garet. Row 2: Weinert, Duane Mr., Marshall, Lyda Mrs., Rhoads, Jimmy, Kruger, Charles, Byars, Ophelia Miss, England, Collis Mr. Row 3: Gilmer, Gene Mr., McDougal, Pat, Castle, Ronnie, K-unkel, Roger, Hicks. james Mr. PROCTORS Excuse me, where's your hall pass? This is the most oft-repeated question our student police forse asks. Our proctors help us to re- member regulations, and at the same time keep the halls cleared of noisy loiterers. First Row, lrfl to riglrlz Goodman, Max, Jackson, Bob, Miskovsky, George, Wright, Betty, Queen, Wilhite, Bob, Gulihur, Larry. Secoml Row: Bross, Jerry, Early, Jack, Wilson, jerry, Ingram, Jim, Campbell, Dick, Estes, Lloyd Mr., sponsor. Tbird Row: Witten, Kenneth, Cranor, Buddy, Carr, Rex, Bealmear, Otis, Scruggs, Bob, Hann, Roy, Miskovsky, jim. PROCTOR COURT When We neglect to get written permission to be out of class, our proctors some- times ask us to appear in Proctor Court. The Court has four judges, and is simi- lar in design to the lower courts in our democratic civil system. Judges are Charles Kruger, Joel Bagby, Ed Kenezek, and Gerry Levan. Make Scholars -right as Dollars

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5 if 'W K, -, 4 t ,.. V -Wi' fa 331.2 qs. 'li V . . A-' - 'i W W? f k-.. rpg . f , , DAN McNATT President STUDE T COUNCIL Democracy at work finds no more fertile field than the Classen Student Council. All major decisions concerning the student body are made by Council members, who also handle school elections, contests and representation in the Intra-City Student Council. Our student gov- ernment not only draws us closer to Classen, but also gives us a first hand demon- stration of legal procedures. CHARLES KEY MARGARET MORRlS TOM LEKAS Vice President SQCYCUFY Treasurer Row 1, left In rigbl: McKown, Dick, parliamentariang Key Charles, vice president: McNatt, Dan, president: Morris, Margaret, secretary: Lekas, Tom, treasurer: Weinert. Duane, sponsor. Row 2: Smith. Anthony: Adair, Berry: Fitch. Nancy: Bagby, Joel: Wilson, Mary Lou: Peek, Carolyn: Scott. Shirley: Hart, Don: Clayton, Mary: Rhoads, jimmy: Branham. Georgia: Flanagan, Ann: jones. Ernestine: Kruger, Charles: Priddy. Louise: Gulihur, Larry. Row J: Minter, Myrl: Brown, Marian: jones. Wiltoma: Wickham. Mary Helen: Johnston, Nancy: Ferris. Maurice: Carson, Cecil: Dobson, Page: Engle. Tonita: Reedy. Martha: Carroll. Carolyn: Foster, Jani Eads, Faith: Poore. ,Pau Aikman. Betty: Wagner, Maytha. Row 4: Caldwell, Bob: Matthews, Doug: Montgomery, Lou Ann: Spencer, Shirley: Ware, jenny: Shawver. Merica: Jeter. Pat: Stevens. Sandra: Smith, Don: Mateer, Pat: Bessett. Herwanna: Symonds. Dyan. Raw I: Colby. John: VanNort. jerry: Christensen. Dal: Kunkel, Roger: Knezek, Ed: Zellner. Carl: Haggard, David: Cullimore, Kelvyn: Webber, Bob: Caughron, john: Meyers. Stewart: Lyon. Ed: Barnhill, john: Marshall, jerry: Porch, Stanley. SUPREME COURT We make things a little warm for offenders of our student government regu- lations, because it carries out our ultimate purpose - graduating good citizens. The Supreme Court is the highest judicial body of the school. Appointed by the Student Council president, the Court interprets our school's laws and constitution, and hears cases referred from the Proctor Court. Fin! Row: Noell, Carolyng Deen, Cameron, Chief justice, Skinner, Rosemary. Second Row: Griffin, Joey Rev. Charles. -1 2- Studzkff 663

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O OR SOCIETY Here is Classen's brain trust, consisting of those students achiev- ing scholastic honor in their junior ind senior years. Not only do Honor Society members hold down Rini I lrfl ni nglif: lvvkef M.irg.im, S inner Rmeiiiar Ilatglxy. Incl: tice pri-xnlent, fioaehinan. Mary Helen: treasurer Kruger Vliarlex president, Good Cfirolin, xetretary, Rhnadx jim, .-I,s,,I.,..,, in-i, lliarletg vs., 'l'..,,gfln, Mm iifnfafm tponxor. Rini 2: Itlwards Helen, Hill llinor, tiracnmg lireithen, Shawver Mt-rata, Spencer, Slnrey, le at, Tom Griffin joe Wooten -loline Cinre Sara, Deen, Cameron llairliield Ann. Slaten Shirley. Ron 5: Moritl, Ann, Noel farnlyn, Nichols joan, Urhan, Nnrina, Moore. Toby Ann Penilleton Claude, -Innes lrnextine, Innes, Kathryn. Candy Carolyn, Rudolph Carolyn, Kuwnlky, Mary Louise, Ccntr llnrntlu, Carter Helen. Kiln 4: lxwimolin Nancy. Simmons Pat, Murdoch Catherine. lnhnuon, Nanty, Morris, Margaret Stevens Sandra, Mart-er, Par, Ware enn', Pitnnm Celia llevett llerwanna Mew Mary Ann, Kexter, Rosemary. nu K: Mclnnes, llill: Snallx. Rithard, Hann, Roy, Morkin, Gene Bunch, Ralph, Abernathy lack, Mcliown, Dick, McMu en, Tom, linnntrynian Fred, Key, Charles, Bnrruts, Mary -lane, Warniek, Margaret, Newton Verrec. S0 G00 S0 top grades, but they also find time to participate in many school ac- tivities and organizations. Do you plan to travel abroad or to become a translator for the United Nations? If your ambition runs along this line you might takes lessons from these Honor Language students. Their aptitude for leaning a foreign language has enabled these students to maintain, at the minimum, a high average throughout at least five semesters of one language. Row l: Jenkins, Eunice, Hill, Elinor, Wwten, joline, Johnston, Nancy, Morris, Margaret, Kuwitzky, Mary Louise, Hopper, Eleanor, Pitney, Celia. Roux 2: Wfyatt, Dolores, Stanton, Doris, Kenney, Gayle, Timmons, Carol, Rowland, Diane, Row 3: Rogers, Gayle, Montgomery, Lou Ann, Marshall, Jeanne, Nicholas, Marilyn, Burmeister, Mary, McDonald, Carol, I.ewin- Man Ways sohn. Nancy. Rau' 4: Nixson, Russell, Miller, C. li., Core, Harold. MISS HIENRIIETTA MISS I.UCll,I.Ii VON TUNGFIN XVHIOUGHBY MR. ARTHUR KINC All! MISS l.l'il.lA PICKARD .i . Language lantguatge Linguist Language GERMAN CL B The name gives us a step in the right direction toward guessing what the mem- bers are interested in. Through a common attraction for German they have formed a group to further their knowledge. Can you name a better way for one student of German to learn the language than by speaking it with another student? Here we are luckier than most, our German exchange student makes it an unbeatable setup. Run' I, lull In rlgfilz lihoads, -linimv: lxchiesche, lid, jones, Marilyn, Wilson, Ross. Run' 2: Cralle, Mike, Bentlorf, lilleng Matthews. Kenneth, Vedder, 1 Gretchen, Whicker, W'olf. Rau' 3: White, Freda, Hart. Gordon, Mobley, W'orner, Bergman, jack.