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

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Do you bear it? Iz is ringing loud and clear,' It is calling mighty nations To the lvattlements of the world. Europe hears it, Asia bears it, America answers it. It is the challenge of '43.' Classen stands alert. We hear the eall from the skies, IVe are prepared, we are ready. Classen is answering The Challenge of 143. -CAROL SIEVERS

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1,53 0 dw s qsma Three years have seen Mr. Herbert E. Wrinkle heading the Oklahoma City' school system wisely and efficiently in his office as Superintendent of Schools. The red-haired dynamo brought many revolutionary changes when he came which have helped to make the city schools more modern in scope and administration. He obtained experience in his field during eight years as Superintendent of the Battles- ville public school system. The genial Mr. Wrinkle has two daughters now enrolled at Classen who are outstanding in many activitiesi Charlotte, who will graduate this spring, is a member of Honor Math, Honor Society, orchestra, Comes, and Courtesy Club. LaVeta came to Classen this year from Taft junior high and Gerry, the oldest daughter, graduated last year with many honors and activities to her credit. , amhmefqschdeam ' Responsible for making the rules and regulations for the city schools and choosing the many hundreds of mem- bers of the staff operating in the city school system are a group of prominent Oklahoma City businessmen who serve as the school board. Mr. N. L. George at center left, is clerk-business man- ager for the board, and Vlfiley Richardson next to him, is president of the school board for this year. From left to right on the bottom row are Roy Turner, Edd L. Hisel, Warren Edwards, and Dave R. McKown. av if y rr. 12. no ' 1 1