Nimitz Junior High School - Mast Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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SCHOOL NURSE AND AIDS WJ A iv V U I , "' ' , . 'V - yl' Mrs. Elva Pratt i ,z,V P "S, Nurse assistants are those students who express a desire and interest to partic- ipate in the school service program and who are assigned to the school nurse's office. Lyn Hamman, Valerie Strong, Stacy Noel, Janis Lookingbill The duties consist of: 1, General clinical assistance that is, filing gym excuses, health cards etc., and maintaining a chart of all students seen by the nurse. 2. Helping the nurse when students are ill and require first aid. 3. Responsibility for the bulletin board maintenance. Mrs. Pratt seeing sick and injured in her office. EYE J ,7 v .if-3'2y7'f 'X i-si " ,fic , '- Aff vt' V ng O ty if Ik w... . ' ' glgx A.'-1A'q I, .M,:r7 4, - - uk, p ,E .M t . WW., ' -lvl ITN . OTHERS WHO ASSIST NIMITZ IN TEACHING Mrs. Carolyn Woodard, speech student teacherg Mrs. Margaret Hunt, science student teacherg Mrs. McAllen, accompanist in girls physical education.

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FA VOR! T E T EA CHER The Caldwell family - Nancy, Buddy, Clare, Bill and Marion CALD WELL Outstanding work with the Student Council coupled with being an excellent teacher made Mrs. Clare Caldwell a perfect choice for teacher of the year. Under her guidance the Student Council had one of its most successful years. In addition to her regular teaching duties she always found time for the many meetings, before and after school, that were necessary when sponsoring an organization. She started the school newspaper, the NIMITZ SPLINTER, and sponsored it until she became Student Council sponsor. She also sponsored a "Creative Writing Club", and she always attends the Nimitz's football and basketball games. Her varied interests, outstanding teaching ability, and excellent rapport with the students have made her a favorite among the entire student body. Mrs. Caldwell's talent for getting along with teen-agers may stem from the fact that she has had experience with her two daughters in college and a son at Nimitz. Her favorite pas- times are reading and playing bridge. Nimitz is indeed fortunate to have such a capable person work- ing with leaders of tomorrow. GF T HE YEAR Playing with Apollo 1 X X ' L up ' .Xx, x ,Q 'X a 1 XX " I 4 x p V l Nl tl 4 ----?I..

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