Classen High School - Orbit Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Faculty Miller Yon Tungeln Lindsey Stevenson M, Denny Johnson Brainard Hoover Coffey Stevens Gable Willoughby Rossington Brown Hedggg DeLaubenfels Hedges Pate Deupree Baughman MQNQQSQ Tucker Herring Guthrie Kincaid Wilson Cantrgll Pearson Gordon Fry

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IULOYD N. MURRTSETT A. B. Univesrity of Oklahoma A. M. Columbia University His Message Seniors! What a thrill and sense of joy the word brings to every sophomore and junior, and how proud are the members of the Senior Class to have attained the name! Classen Seniors of 1932 have just reason for being proud of their successes, both individually and as a class. Cf the numerous and worthy attainments of the class, one of the most outstanding has been their loyal and devoted leadership. This leadership has ever looked and strived toward the accomplishment of greater successes for Dear Old Classen High. The philosophy of Classen is typified by the spirit of service. XVhat an ideal! Our fondest dream is that students at Classen may develop unselfishness, for- bearance, grace, poise, courage, efficiency, ideals, vision, and thought of the people who need help in the solution of their problems that are common to all mankind. Then add to this the will and the power to serve. The past is not dead. In reality it lives for those who have the will and power to make it live. The past is constantly being reborn in our best plans for the future. We trust that as individuals, and as the Senior Class of 1932, you will draw freely and wisely on the past in behalf of a more glorious future which you will help to build. Classen has faith in you! L. N. BIORRISETT. Principal Classelz High School

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Faculty Young Townsend 5Campbcll Stringer Lawson Butler Kernodle Richardson CDeccasedJ McKee Hulet J. Denny Grady Hebestreit M. Holland Brucher Norris Pickard Paul Tandy Cunningham Meyer B, Holland Paxson Basinger Wallace Eastland Sturm Snell Oates Link ulrhy Lyn n