Holland Hall High School - Eight Acres Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Teachers have their homework too. AN EXCELLENT FACULTY STAFFS ALL DEPARTMENTS - ,M-iff , Mr. Sharp solemnly attends to duties of the Lower School Director. NINETTE ALLEN: Uni- versity of Tulsa, B.A.g Lower School Art. CRAIG W. BENTON: Southwestern State Col- lege, B.A.g Tulane Univer- sityg Modern Historyg Ancient Historyg Economic Geography. PATRICIA BREWSTERZ ' Oklahoma State Univer- sity, B.S.g Second Grade. RUTH M. ALLISON: Marietta College, B.A.g University of Ohiog Fourth Grade. MARY LEE BOST: Okla- homa State University B.S.g Texas Tech, M.E.g Fourth Grade. FRANCIS BROOKS: Brown Universityg A.B., M.A.T., Oxford Univer- sity 3 English.

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NEW HEADMASTER'S PROGRAM IS ONE OF CHANGE lVlr. Herbert B. Moore came to Holland Hall from Tilton School in Tilton, New Hampshire, Where he had been headmaster since 1958. He received his A.B. degree from Bowdoin College, his lVl.A. from Boston University, and his lVl.Ed. from Harvard University. Mr. Moorels first year as Headmaster of Hol- land Hall has begun the evolution of a new school personality. Changes are reflected in the buildings by the repainting of the interiors and in the students by an emphasis upon dedication to the school. Through Mr. Moorels efforts the boys' athletic program, the faculty advisor system, and the senior involvement in proctoring study hall, tutor- ing lowerclassmen, and helping with recess in the lower school have contributed vitally to school life. Increased student participation in chapel services and greater attendance at dramatic pro- ductions and athletic events are only two examples reflecting a new excitement and interest which has been created in the school. The students realize the importance of the growth of the whole person, and understand the value of Mr. Moore's programs to develop the academic, physical, and moral qualities of all students at Holland Hall. Mr. Herbert B. Moore Seniors converse freely with Mr. Moore in the hall- way.

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CHARLES H. BROWN: LOIS BROWN: North- GERALD BULLARD: LOU ANN BULLARD: Central State College, B.S., western State College, Oklahoma City University, Oklahoma City University, University of Oklahoma, B.S.g Fifth, Sixth Grade B.S., Central State Col- B.A., Central State Col- English. lege, M.T.A.g Boys' Ath- lege, Third Grade. Texas A8zMg Physics, Chemistry, General Sci- ence. letic Director. X -0' L.. L T C ' 1 i ELEANOR CARMACKg ROSEMARY CHASE: St. SHIRLIE CLEVELAND: University of Tulsa, B,A,5 Cloud State College, B.E.g Oklahoma State Univer- Upper School Art, University of Tulsa, Eng- sity, B.S.g First Grade. lishg Dramatics. Three's a crowd, but live's ridiculous. B E T T Y K E N N E D Y COLE: University of Texasg University of Ar- kansas, A.B.g Peabody College, Librarian. M. ,.,, ,