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

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RED CROSS These boys and girls, members of Classen's Junior Red Cross chapter, give much of their own time quietly doing good for others. Each advisory is represented here. Chap- ter members spearhead the drives which help fill the coffers of the American Red Cross. Row I, lefl lo rigbiz Bourke. Helen. sponsor: Skinner, Rosemaryg Warnick, Margaret: Lane, Elizabeth, reporter: Keesee, Kon, vice president: Riley, Suzie, president: Good, Carolyn, secretary: Deen, Cameron, treasurer: Burruss, Mary jane: Price, jane. Row 2: Emerson, Millie: Kennedy. Beth: Flanagan, Ann: Owen, Patricia: Band, Phyllis Wooten. joline: Gandy. Carolyn: Rudolph, Carolyn: Moore, Toby: Bollinger, Geraldine: Stein, janet. Rmu 9 Dillingham, Marilyn: Davis. Suzanne: Mauldin, jean: McMahan, Beth: Watters. jeannine: Highleyman, Ginger: Peelt, Carolyn: Wilson, Faith: Noell. Carolyn: Hart, jo Ellen: Gaines, Kathryn. Row 4: Porter. Harriet: Pritch- ard, Joyce: Montgomery. Lou Ann: Finney, jim: Schwartz, Bob: Nichols. Max: Myers, Patsy: Hall. Phyllis: Stone Lois: Metz, Marv Ann. Q MISS KATHERINE GIBSON MRS. LYDA MARSHALL MRS. MABEI. MISS ETHEL BASINGER MRS. MABEL PARK History English CLARE KNIGHT Commerce English English MISS HELEN NORRIS MR. ALONZO NORWOOD English Industrial Arts Neve T 0 Be For otten ,fc r . t J. ,, i l ,, 1 Qfigikll MISS HELEN BOURKE English l 1-I1-Y Hi-Y members pioneered this year, making their initial entrance in the field of politics at the state- wide Youth and Government con- ference at the state capitol in Ok- lahoma City. Classen's represen- tatives proposed a bill providing that all persons who drive automo- biles shall be required to take a drivers' test every four years. These future legislators are in tune with the times. Raw l, lrf! fo rigbl: Naifeh, Alvin. secre- tary: McDougal, Pat, president: Rucks, Ronny. Row 2. Soule, George: Dorff, Marks Good, Bobbyg Smith, Harry. Rou- J: Kunkel. Rogers. vice president: Terrill, Tom: Estes, Lloyd, sponsor. MISS LUCILLE TANDY English

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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.

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Ron' l: Uldham, lra, Sherman, NX'ayne, Runyon, Elaine, Deen, Cameron, treasurer Nichols, joan, secretary, Rey, Charles, president, Kruger, Charles, vice president Hann, Roy, Griffin, joe, llansson, Roland, Clark, Reba, sponsor. Ron' 2: McDonald. Carol, Affleck. Diane, Fleming, Pat, Rhoads, jim, McMullen, Tom: Sivalls, Richard Countryman, Fred, Bunch, Ralph, Kessler, Earl. Role 3: Ramsey, Dodie, Shawver, Merica, W'iley, Patricia, Mew, Mary Ann, Byers, Frances, Kruger, Bob, Sparks, Dick Crabill, .Iay:W'ickens, Don, Abernathy, -lack. Ron' 4: Candy, Carolyn, Clapp, jimmy Carr, Valdie, McKown, Dick, Harvey, Ralph, Lyon, Ed, Perkins, John, Sturm lfddie, Horn, James, Mellick. john. Put Your ext Fi ure Forwmf y relax and enjoy themselves. Comiuertmil T1 5... XX? v COMMERCIAL CLUB Commercial club members are modern appren- tices who earn grades while they learn how the wheels of business revolve. They are distributive edu- cation students, and meet regularly to talk shop, HO OR MATH If you are going down the hall at S miles per hour and a hall proc- ter approaches the corner at SEQ miles per hour - but Why not turn your problem over to one of the members of Honor Math? Their mathematics record assures an accu- rate answer to most posers. MRS. RYBA CIARK Marhenmrics MISS BITRNIECE COR DON Marhematics MISS IUIIA DINNY Nlarliemaiici MISS MARY PRUITT Marliemaricw frm . MR. lil Nl' Kill Ml R Mallieiuaricx Ron I. lvfl lo rilqlilz Kelsoe, Yvonne. secre- tary: Holden. Norma, treasurer, Qlulian, Yerna little. treasurer, Kennedy, Beth, president, l'rince, Sllll'lL'f'. president, .lar- mon. -IUAIHI. vice president, Nlcllritle, Ruth, secretary: Rnu 2: Cantrell. Nlary. sponsor, XY'.ilker. Ruth, lirench. Shirley, iliurner, l.ucreti.i, Cliesher. Que, iliowe. Ciwynne. Ron 5: Core, Sara: Sexton, lfrlene: hlones. Catherine: Norten, llarrietg Kesler. Roxe- l'H.lI'Y1 llyden. Nlargaret, Cox, Ciail.