Hale High School - Patriot Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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board of education 244 boys' state uf W . K 42- , r r era .. .. ,,. mqf . wf:z:1sw:5?5r ' Y .Wai- 7 v Dr. Bruce Howell. Superintendent of Schools Board of Education tbored of ed you kay shunl An organization of men and women whose basic purpose is to formulate all policies con- cerning schools and their curriculum. Inflation as always is a burr in their saddle but they will ride on trying to balance the budget. Boys' State fbois statel Four boys giving up a week of their time to go to Tahlequah to spend it with other boys who also gave up a week just to understand the government a little better. Taking a year course in government in one week. dodging tornados, listening to boring speakers, and running for offices isn't easy to takeg but the big campus and parties are. They came away realizing how complicated and important the government really is. fm ef! First mur: Mrs. Mary Warner. president: Mr. Carl D, Hall Jr., memberg Mr. Ray Conrad. member: and Mr. Eugene H. Harris, member. SPI'0lldl'U1l'.' Mr. Curtis Turner, memlrerg Dr, Robert Sanders. vice-presidentg Mr. Jerry Dale Cordon, member. .lohn Burnett Bruce Taton Mike Calvert Mike Rollins

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bicentennial boy and girl 23 bicentennial boy and girl a,',1.: : ,i f E await? , ,Sf V, - -i-. fi fn f Q. ' 3' t 1 Q A -..-, -P rt v' - E C f 2 ,. V 3? f , K at , .. as X I fi it x 1 f. - fo it kr'- .Sa ,.i G in Q 4 Bicentennial Boy and Girl fbi sin ten e ul boi and gurlj An award given every year to the outstand- ing seniors, the ones who work for their class and school. The year 1976, the Bicentennial year, salutes Bruce Taton and Becky Farley as its Bicentennial Boy and Girl. Nine long months of work, the crying, the worrying, the senior themes and semester tests. Along with senior pictures and gradua- tion are some of the memories in every seniors mind. As well as the honors that were given to deserving people like Becky and Bruce. This year there was some speculation as to who would sponsor the special honor. The Southside Rotary Club and the Inter-Club Council of the Business and Professional Women Clubs that did sponsor this honor, decided that they would not continue the activ- ity and the USA has taken the responsibility of electing and announcing the winners. Although the Boy and Girl aren't given scholarships anymore it is still a coveted award. Becky Farley and Bruce Taton

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business education 25 business education ,.,,.,i .. Ll 4 MEET THE HAL:-3 I s. In y I I dak., n iff' S A ,wig I gi A A Q lg nene 'i i s Lg ' . be 4 Business Education fbiz ness ed you kay shunj The department that provides instruction to Rangers in many things associated with busi- nesses. The instruction may vary from putting things in type, shortening your hand, or using machines in an office. However, of all the classes there is only one which can account for its work. Working half a day or taking some business ed class may not be the most enjoyable way to get credits but for those who are dedicated and desire to be a businessman or woman is what is required and those Rangers are ready to buckle down and do it. 1 Z Mrs. Vi Graham, Bus. Law, Gen. Business. Miss Anna Lee Kirk, Accounting I and II.