Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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Social Studies Provides KW To Una'erstamz'z'ng People the world over are taking a crit- ical look at what they call thc system, the political and social structures of gov- ernment. It is more important than ever that we understand the background which brought us to where we are today. SHS students acquire this understanding through our Une social studies depart- ment. sam! lla, t ST' , V Brad Baughman Edna Hellen H l M All' t Mrs. McAllister discussing plans with intern teacher Gary Wasson. e en C ls er John Scott v.u on the blackboard. N pp Mrs. Hellen is lecturing to her third hour class.

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Experience Todafs world calls for personnel trained in technical skills as well as aca- demics. Vocational courses enable stu- dents to become proficient in specialized fields. Sapulpzfs curriculum provides students with a solid foundation in the vocational world. Ted Johnson .lane Lingo Ben Nelson Ken Robertson Bill Shaw Glen Smith Ben Wheeler 'S we ' P W ' si W Qs 1- , . ,1- 3. X Q 'lilo r tx'-R A , if t at + :Hiia+z,T w.f5ffg, 7 DRIVER EDUCATION .ftaadazd Czievzaff Gayle Harrendorf and Beth Engle receive driving instruction. SAPULFA more sweet 1-.e as ff- yr - F-sf--ff, HIS!