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

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ut We were .... f Mr. Charles Sample, chairman of the safety committee, keeps an eye out for trouble. Part of the teachers' first aid class, grouped in front of the skeletons, are Mrs. Edna B. Stevenson, Mrs. Geraldine Buzbee, Miss Gladys Shepard, Miss Bessie Herrin and their instructor Miss Ger- trude Iones. It was quite a new sensation for the students to watch the teachers worrying over their tests in Hrst aid. Mr. Charles'Grady patri- otically takes no sugar in his tea, while Miss Lottie Conlan pours for Mrs. Elaine Tucker at the tea given in honor of the debaters in lanuary. Right below, Mr. Charles Wallacels ancient Stanley Steamern is a tradition at Classen and continually amazes everyone by working perfectly. Mr. Leo Higbie and Mr. George Vogler risk a ride with Mr. Wallace. gm - 7 sr asf? -We A fig! -K 1 X dafgifoi sr Pug! 1 4

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. . they thought we weren't looking Because of the tire shortage, more and more people are using two- wheeled limousines for exercise, recre- ation or just plain locomotion. Not to be outdone by pupils who whizz about on bicycles, these enterprising faculty members leave their cars at home and pedal to school. At the left are Mr. Howard Brown, Mr. Oakley Pittman, Mr. A. M. Kincaid and Miss Gertrude Iones. Below, Mr. lra Baker takes off for home. Although the photographer caught him with his eyes shut, Mr. Baker vows he never sleeps while rid- ing. Page 13 1 I Since the faculty now meets regularly only once a month, the teachers hold recreational meetings in the girls' gym on the left-over Tuesdays. Miss Berniece Gordon, Miss Della Link, Miss Iris Baughman and Miss Martha Denny choose to play shuffleboard while others take part in ping-pong, square dancing, badminton or darts.

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