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

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AN PITTM KLEY MR. OA RD PICKA LEUA MISS UL . In PA CHE BLAN NSON STEVE NA B. MRS. ED MEN R. STE MR- T' NELL BESS S MISS 1' HROP WINT ANN MARY MISS BY ILLE WILLOUGH C ISS LU X., P+-.A Do oiler r0on1, 'lrlughien Shriver, head custodian, wanrs to be sure hir men know how ro handle rhe giant furnace properhf. George '7Viclc Nickels manqaulares a huge nur while O. A. '19hof1y Cullner and O. Woo Woo Morris remember the details of che Operation. wn in the lu I Taking off a few minutes for a womaniv favorite pastime Afhss Myra Belcher explains to Miss Annette Hedges all about the flowers and veil on the har she wore Marci: 5 when she hccainc Mrs. Horner Brown. Onbf .1 new hat or a new llushand could cause the l0alc of utter delight on Mis: 3.3 face.

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Typical of the English Department is the picture at the upper right in which George Kann, seniorg lean Put- nam, sophomoreg and Ioan Irwin, jun- ior. are absorbed in the works of the many immortal writers represented in their respective textbooks on English literature, Shakespeare, and American literature. A very special guest of the History Department was Dr. Lorna Langmore in the center right who lives in Cape- town, South Africa where her parents have a hospital. She came to- the United States to take a chiropractor's course, and stopped off at Classen to relate to lvliss Blanche Paulys history class some of the incidents she has ex- perienced on the Dark Continent, which she is describing to Virginia Ann Cobb and Loretta Swirczynski. 'S no Enthusiasts of the Math Depart- ment constructed a giant slide rule to operate on a blackboard to enable the whole room to study the same problem at once. At the left Virginia Brashear discusses the use of the slide rule while Fred Ray and Ioy Gleason verify the results from their books,