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

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Classroom Quests Election year '68 was a high point of inter- est for Social Studies teachers as they continued to stress a good, well-informed citizenship in turbulent times. ln addition to history and government classes, the staff introduced two new sociology courses, the aim of which is to seek solu- tions to social problems that plague con- temporary society: civil strife and urban renewal. Under the guidance of Mr. O. D. Bell, department chairman, staff mem- bers directed studies which covered open housing, minority problems, primaries, general elections, political conventions, the electoral college, and voting age surveys. Social Studies Relates our lives to a broad heritage. V 33, is f , x .W ig N L .. lg .Q uf , 'Q 12 ,Qi T , J' . .q w ' Qayfqi X W Ell a 'W Y, FEV!!! a M '53 is ,cg 5,37 ,:::,5::: f v-it :fm ,, gglsr. ,'a,sf4f.l,!-3-fm! I Z . .. . ... 3' 1'-.mfs-f iff, viwszzxfrfzr-IQ? , f O,D, Bell Charles Clevenger Eddie Dyer Richard Going Wilma Millier Bill Stephens J.C, Stubbs Jim Wagoner Wesley White

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I Science Department Science members meet to discuss staff policies and equipment. Science Staff Ronald Bloom Rodney Goodsell H. J. Green Max Matheson Myrtle Rollerson Pat Ward Discovers the Fascination of Life. ln the modern world, where change is foremost in each young mind, E.C. stu- dents must be mentally equipped to deal with the trends they are confronting and creating. Science reveals the fascination of life, adding to its complexity by deeper exploration. East Central has six knowl- edgeable science teachers, each an expert in his own field, to direct student learning and discovery. New teachers this year are Rodney Goodsell, H. J. Green, and Myrtle Rollerson. Pat Ward is science department chairman.

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officesiaff 'T 2, my ' V .JF J, K, . if -sq. we ,J-Ph P in Shows service with a feminine touch. LAB. Axi' i L 'W L ,IV -'V',J Q ,' 'J I Norma Briscoe Dorothy Clampitt Virginia Dipboye Paula Gallier - Hold still now, Mary Laughlin, performing one of her Mary Laughlm Pam-Moore services, helps Mrs. Hilderbrand with a birthday corsage. ,f , l 1 l g vw A.,,.,4-ul he Betty Starks Ethel Thompson Perking with energy and efficiency, East Cent-ral's clerical staff assumes a wide scope of duties: finances, student account- ing, school correspondence, transcripts, all designed for maximum service to Cardinals. -.gig