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

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Language Arts Otters Personal, Social Communication. Though the Language Arts department is wide by subiect area, - English, Journal- ism, and Speech - it is specific in purpose: to teach students the art of oral and writ- ten communication. Four new teachers, Margaret Caldwell, Doshie Loyd, Sandra Stuart, and Carolyn Hale, ioined the staff to broaden student experiences in social skills of reading, writing, listening, speaking, creating. English Staff 2 , :fin iz iffi- ft -3535953 3 Er .. 11. i xi is is I l init if 1 1 V 'f W Fi 'S f , , , ,S t 'Q it fl, V ,',, V 1' i t . vs. 'G 2- .:qg'5qT W ' 'M wha? st 11411 ., if jg, P -ff. f gf .- . , .,,,t ., 5222? YQ fps ' . ug? , ' lrsw Q Janet Armstrong Laverna Buller Margaret Caldwell Buelah Garrett Carolyn Hale Jewell Hilderbrand Doshie Loyd Biillie Rollins Helen Stephens Sandra Stuart Judy Taylor Jim Utz

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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.

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PT Stress On Germany Foreign Language That looks like a castle ll ve seen comments Mrs. Anne Hicks instructor of German language. Conveys International Understanding Historic Germany comes to the foreground as the newest course offering at East Central's rapidly expanding Foreign Lan- guage department. Taught by Mrs. Anne Hlcks, the Bavarian dialect now takes its place with the study of Spanish and French linguistics which are enriching the lives and global understanding of Cardinal stu- dents. Foreign language staff members Anne Hicks Florence Schupbach include Mrs. Florence Schupbach, Spanish ll'lSTl'UCTOf', Mrs. Anne Hicks, Gefman- French, Mrs. Louise Jones, Spanish and French, and Miss Sandy Stuart, Spanish. The teachers use a wide array of equip- ment to convey bi-lingual mastery and cultural understandings: foreign books, magazines, and newspapers, tapes, rec- ords, and language laboratory facilities. ' M-C