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

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Custodians 3 f W, Bob Lowery, Head Engineer James Hutchinson Z t Noel Ramsey Brenda Earp

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it qi Retiring in l982 .. r. .lohnie Gragg Previously, Mr. Gragg taught at . ff' .X Jqw , l96l Yoxg Us Mr. Gragg has taught a total of 25 years. He taught for 23 years in the Tulsa Public School System and for 2 years at Berryhill. Nimitz has had Mr Gragg for 2l years and will certainly miss him. He has taught lots of students how to safely build things, but now will use his extra time to build some things for himself. Nimitz students and faculty wish him well. - has been an inspiration and an example to students since he helped open Nimitz in I96l. He tries to teach boys and girls to follow the rules and to be respectful, for this he sets a fine example. A friendly, happy man. he has never been known to say No when asked to do something. He is perfection as an industrial arts teacher. No wonder he is so appreciated by Nimitz. Horace Mann Junior High after coming to Tulsa from Berryhill. He attended Oklahoma State University and received his M.S. degree in Trade and Industrial Education. He has done graduate work at Oklahoma State University. He and his wife. Marie. have a married daughter and three grandchildren. His leisure activi- ties include church work, carpentry. a greenhouse. and gardening. -WA

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'Usb 9vP '-'X ,gf : ..'i'nu Cafeteria Staff Seated left to right: Teresa Moss, Mary Ponder. Lovina Hensley, Dorothy Wall. Cathy Nostane, Alma Lay. Standing: Lee Simmons, Loretta Johnson, Erma Bailey, Mary Ellen Baker. Helen Howard. Johnnie Hovorka. rf'- ,... M ,am- , JL, E W ' K