Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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Above: Mrs. S. A. Parker, Cafeteria director. At right: Everyday scenes which can be found in the Cafeteria. Below: Mr. Gordon Smith's last hour Mechanical Drawing class is shown at Work. l2l... Cafeteria . . . For the benefit of the high school students and on a non-profit basis, the cafeteria is operated under the able direction of Mrs. S. A. Parker. This cafeteria is noted for its cleanliness and courtesy. w A 1

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fr , .,- 101-107-109 Above: Welding is done by students in Mr. J. T. Huck- step's class. Left, above: Oiiice forms are assembled by students in Mr. K. R. Burchard's last hour class. Left, center: Reading is taught in Miss Mary White's fifth hour related English class. Left, bottom: Students assemble chairs in one of Mr. M. A. Robert's woodwork classes. Below: Wood is planed by Harlen Lenon in Mr. M. A. Robert's class. 'ig' 5 V

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From Camera to Cut From Pencil to Press Carrying out the efforts of the Journalism class by putting both the Scout and Chieftain into type and picture are two of the jobs of the printing department under the direction and supervision of Mr. Kenneth R. Burchord. In the top picture in the panel to the left are Allen Elrod, photographer for Central High, Mr. Sherman Lee, printing teacher, and Jack Webb, one of Centrol's linotype operaters. Below are shown left to right: Arthur La Rue at the new Linotype, term reports being printed by Earl Langston, and Glenn Strickland making an engraving for the Scout. I'