East Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Pam Pollard Norris Deskin Art and Stagecraft Newcomers to East Central Mrs. Pam Pollard, Department Chairman, and Miss Carolyn Hale are new, not only to East Central's art department, but also to Tulsa. Mrs. Pollard now teaches three basic art classes, painting and composi- tion, and advanced art. She has taught both art and English in Texas, having received her B.A. degree from Wayland College in Plainview, Texas. She has studied art at Pan American College in Edinburg, Texas. More familiar as a Speech Arts instructor, Miss Hale teaches one basic art class. She moved here from New York City where she taught art, speech and drama. She re- ceived her B.A. degree from Abilene, Texas and has done graduate work at New York University and Long Island Univer- sity in New York. She has exhibited some of her personal work in art exhibits in New York. Create New Dimensions and Insight. Art teachers Pam Pollard and Carolyn Hale discuss merits of a new charcoal sketch. Also new to East Central is talented Mr. Norris Deskin, audio-visual and stage- craft director. Mr. Deskin is responsible for all scenery and the lighting for all plays, assemblies, the water show, and the spectacular Miss East Central lll Coronation, which was held in October. He coordinates the rental of the school au- ditorium by outside groups. I.n addition he is responsible for the distribution and maintenance of all audio-visual equipment in the school. Mr. Deskin knows Stagecraft is hard work i X , , ...wg I 45. 17

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Resource Personnel Channels youthful needs and problems. John Ausmus Opal Lloyd Jim Bradford Jim Quetone Norma Barnes Irene Bennett 41? Guidance Starts the First Day of School Whether the situation require iob place- ment, the card catalog, or a health chart, East Central offers resource personnel who are equipped and willing to serve the diversified requirements of Cardinal stu- dents. Mr. John Ausmus, Jim Quetone, Jim Bradford, and Mrs. Opal Lloyd round out the schooI's counseling staff. Librari- an Mrs. Norma Barnes, who conducts an extensive sophomore orientation unit each September, also directs two Book Fairs annually. Mrs. Irene Bennett, school nurse, is sometimes a source of discom- fort when flu shots are in order, but more often a source of comfort and care in time of accident or need.

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How to Succeed in Business becomes more than a slogan at East Central, where five experienced Business Education teachers supply knowledge and training to business-bound students. The department also provides college bound students a secure foundation for obtaining a degree in the field of business. The most im- mediate advantages students realize are the ways and means to a part time iob, or to practical skills in completing other academic courses. New to the department this year is Miss Luberta Waters, who teaches General Office Education, Typing l and Shorthand I. Business Education Provides Saleable Skills for lndustry. Jean Cagle Rodger Lefler Esther Lowery Ernestine Pierce fff'gv:1 f7:?!7! ' Vi.: -w:.y-:a51.r:: -5 yur: q, 1 Business Education teachers are Luberta Waters shown in action as they direct students in professional skills.