Hale High School - Patriot Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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HALE FACULTY may proTiT Trom The successes and Tailures oT bygone generaTions and Thus help To creaTe a beTTer world in which To live Today. Every girl aT some Time will need The knowledge and experience gained in The sTudy oT home economics. Courses in Toods, cloThing, personal developmenT, and general homemaking are supervised by Mrs. Vola Tanner. The indusTrial arTs and vocaTional deparTmenTs, supervised by Mr. Joe Large, are designed To provide sTudenTs wiTh pracTical opporTuniTies To explore various vocaTional inTeresTs. The maThemaTics deparTmenT, under The direcTion oTMrs. Bernice SmiTh, oTTers The usual high school maTh courses plus several advanced classes such as SMSG geomeTry and maTh analysis. A course in probabiliTy and sTaTisTics is being considered Tor nexT year. Under The capable guidance oT Mr. George Sands, The science deparT- menT makes iT possible Tor sTudenTs To Take many advanced courses in The Tield oT science. l-lale is TorTunaTe in having The modern laboraTory equipmenT which helps To TurTher develop knowledge and undersTanding. Our music deparTmenT oTTers many courses which can be a greaT asseT To The sTudenTs who plan To conTinue in This sTudy. Mr. Clarence Lawless direcTs insTrumenTal music, and Mr. David Robbins direcTs vocal music. Emphasizing developmenT oT skills and physical well being, The physical educaTion deparTmenTs aT Hale, under The guidance oT Miss Sandra Wilson and Mr. WoodrowWesT. oTTer a wide varieTy oT sporTs. ln The boys' deparT- menT, TooTball, baske+balI, swimming, wresTling, and Track are oTTered Tor Training in compeTiTive sporTs. AlThough The girls do noT Take parT in compeTiTion, Their maior sporTs are modern dance, volleyball, hockey, baskeTball, baseball, and swimming. Those sTudenTs inTeresTed in pursuing a career in sTagecraTT are guided by Mr. Jerry I-larrison. Jim Howard Richard Howard Joe Hyden Dolores Johnson Donald Johnson Wally Knapp Vernon Kolb J. E. Large George LargenT Clarence Lawless Harmon Leslie Marjorie McBurne'H'e Larry Miller Troy Miller RiTa Oldham Arliss Olds Eugene PaTe Jim PeH'y Davida Phillips BeT'ry Powers Marjorie Randow Kafhryn Rickel KenneTh Robb

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Helen Ackley Charles AngeleTTi Donna Baker ViniTa Ballard Jan BaTes Craig BenTon Maxine BolT Judy BurTon Glenn Chowins Juanifa Curfis Roberf Davis Richard Dennis Norman Dobson Bruce DoRemus Rosalie Dunham Hazel Elsea Janef Elson Loyal Farmer Don HaughT Laurine Hager H. J. Green Gerald Garland Kaye Froman HALE FACULTY The TaculTy members aT NaThan Hale acT as guides To The sTudenTs in Their classes, enabling Them To gain The necessary knowledge and undersTanding OT The oTher peoples OT The world. The arT deparTmenT, under The direcTion OT Mr. Richard Howard, inTrOduces The sTudenTs To many Techniques OT arT. develops Their arTisTic TalenTs and Their appreciaTion OT arT. Uhder The direcTion OT Mrs. lvlariorie lvlcBurneTTe, The business educaTion deparTmenT OTTers Training in The various Tields OT clerical and secreTarial oTTice pracTice. PrOTiciency in These courses makes iT possible Tor sTudenTs TO vbTain pOsiTiOns in The business world aTTer graduaTiOn. Mrs. Norma Dobson, The English deparTmenT chairman, co-OrdinaTes The English courses OTTered so ThaT The sTudenTs who aTTend NaThan Hale will have The OppOrTuniTy To read widely and To become prOTicienT in grammar and cOmposiTion. Team Teaching, a new sysTem employed ,in This deparTmenT, enables The insTrucTors To presenT a broader course OT sTudy. English Honors I2 enables selecTed TwelTTh grade sTudenTs To conTinue Their sTudy OT English by reading widely and by discussing and evaluaTing The maTerial covered. ElecTive English courses oTTered aT Hale include: speech, iournalism, and yearbook. A Thorough knowledge and undersTanding OT oTher languages and culTures is The aim OT The Toreign language deparTmenT, guided by Mr. Alden SmiTh. The modern language laboraTory enables The sTudenTs To become more Tamiliar wiTh The language and iTs applicaTiOn and makes individual insTrucTion possible. As Our world grows smaller, each sTudenT musT have a knowledge OT The pasT and presenT and an undersTanding OT his neighbors. IT is Through The sTudy OT hisTory ThaT This is besT achieved. The ObiecTive OT The hisTory deparT- menT, under The direcTiOn OT Mr. Troy Miller, is To give young people an Over all picTure OT The pasT, so ThaT They

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HALE FACULTY Mr. Richmond is famous for and favored by his laculry for his brief and 'fo 'rhe poinr leachers' meelings. This group is serlling in for such a meeling, and alrhough if is Monday and lhree lorry-five Jrhey are s'rill smiling. David Robbins Paige Roolter George Sands Agnes Schellsfede Sue Selliclc Joyce Slagle Bernice Smifh Helen Smrh O. Alden Smih Ara Snyder Ann Siehno Vela Tanner Mariorie Taylor Woodrow Wesf Rosemary Whitaker Grace Wiggins Sandra Wilson Judifh Wrighl'