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

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Clinic sk Cafeteria Serving wholesome, nourishing foocl at a minimum cost to stuclcnts anti faculty is the objective of the Classcn Cafeteria. Reaaly for the noon rush, rhe cafeteria staff is shown, with lVlrs. Theoclosia Gambrcll, manager.Qat right of urnj. That luscious chocolate cake with thc gooev marshmallow icing is a favorite alvsscrt. Those who clcsire cold lunches may ohtain them from lvlrs. C. L. Brumlev and Nlrs. lvlilrlrcrl Evans in the sanclwich room which aclioins the cafeteria proper. Yvhilc Norma Rcarrlon types a record of locker assignments for Mrs. Charlotte Stringer, Berniccc Britain is checking lists of lost anal found articles, and Rosemary Webb, Donna Overton, and Emmalu Shaw are arlministcring first aitl. These services, in aclrlition to caring for the physical needs of students who become ill at school, arc among those rendered by Nlrs. Stringer anal the clinic personnel. Ar the left, clinic assistants relax long cnough to try out the beautiful new furniture, a gift of the Classeu l arcnt-Teacher Association. - L. i

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lvlrs. Clara Alley, as registrar of Classen, has charge of all scholastic recurtls, making permanent recortl cartls anal recording grailes. She also requests transcripts of crerlits, supplies transC1'ipts for other schools anti writes letters of recnminenrlation anal introduction for stuelents, The trio of omcc assistants pictured with lvlrs. Alley are Sue Ann Watkiiis, Natalie Parry. anrl Ianet Nelson. School Ulfices Shirley Kluck is listening to instructions from Mrs, Thelma Evans left, while Io Etta lvlilton is reatly tu deliver bulletins or omce-call slips or lwlrs. Laura Haley. Nlrs. Evans is treasurer-Clerlt at Classen, anrl hirs. Haley Qs secretary to Nlr. VV. H, Taylor, principal, 'Y 4 ri x06 Q64 L KN C , NN ' ' C' QE D030 X W t. - 05' tv' NNY. Uxlix X KGAYCSNX QAVCAGOQYXCCXRS Soi . ' Q, X50 '00 V - X503 av? 'A 'Cai' . 'si wat ry txsoilfvl C lCf,,a Wvllmv lgaxtte . . A K . -SY ln ,, sf 0 -, -51665 'aim A '50 Pxn .Neue Coxm,eXtU6xAaYTc,1g KW: gt. the Ort! Coogan 4.92 :v , x5-j 'gs .Qt 0 zealots Vei50niA sxxvtij -yctWe ,EXC SQXNAL it 0 K xr ' t . X. yrs 9 ge Oi 9003 , CQCKX CQ. IGGY . tS rt'-W Q0 Adi I Q0 I A r - 9- yxcfgi been X Q0 X CMU' , 90 ' , M a Librar Assisting Mrs. Milclrecl Iannson, librarian, are lean Srargel, Bill Ross, and Kay Parlen, Student library assistants are trained to catalog, repair, and check books, and to aid fellow students in finding references, A branch of Carnegie Library, the Classcn unit is a well-stocked source nf information in all phases of the curriculum. 1 i l l

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MISS BESSIE HERRIN MISS LUCILLE WILLOUGHBY Language Department MISS HENRIETTA VON TUNGELN Head of Department ISS IN Z ELLIS Endeauoring to blend their chosen languages into the favorite Silent Night are: loe Pzgg, Ruthie Andrews, Dorothy Darrougb, ana' Le Ray Guthrie, who represent the French, German, Spanish, and Latin departments. MISS LELIA PICKARD MR. ARTHUR M. KINCAID Through the study of the languages, habits, and customs of other countries, the French, German, Spanish, and Latin students at Classen learn that all the nations have a part in the progress of the world.