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

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y Science Department MR. HOWARD E. BROVVN F Hemi of Deparfmenl Vg. ' 7' e A Mzirk Twain's remarlc, Everybody tallcs about tlic weatlier but nobody docs anytliing about it, does not liold true for Leland Hoppe, who is clieclaing up on lvlr. lvlauglian at tlme Classen Weatlmer Bureau. Pre-fliglit, Radio, and Visual Education are new courses tllat add to the progress of rlie Science Department at Classen. Practical experi- ments and activities develop from tlie classes in geology, cliemietry. pliysics, and biology. H-' 2 Q 1 'fi- v... I S MR. CARI. I. SHAFFR MR. IOHN M. PADEN MR. FRED RAIZK .xx If W f4MR. LLOYD M. ESTFS me 5 i. V4 5' I Qi MR.'GLFNN E. McKlNLEY . 11- ... .. ' -iff? 5' pi .37 V ic i 1 1 X. WJ f. . KJ ...,. .. -are My

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Home Economics 'LLet's play party, says Eileen Steecls, who is showing her friends, lean Stargel and Patsy McNeese, what she has learned as a hostess in her Home Economics class. Itileen is taking a general course, which inclutlcs Footls, Clothing, Dress Design, Home Decoration, ami Child Guidance. Practical training is given in purchasing, creating, repairing and caring for an appropriate, attractive ward- robe, as well as in preparing and serving well-halaucetl menus. Units in child guidance, hygiene, and the plan- ning of a home and furnishings are invaluable. 'usda , 'fi t a 'ii 37 t ,,' Q , 4' In MISS VERA L. CAMPBELL MRS. EDNA HEDGES Head of Department Industrial Its f x mi' 74 MR. R. O. COVINGTON K MR. FRANK MCKEIS Head of Department - I In -Q, fi- TW. ' f.-. A 1. f' A F u t u re architects, draftsmt-n, fi cabinet makers, or airplane nic- l chanics may be found among the W students who are enrolled in the I various courses of Classen's lnclus' trial Arts Department. lNlR. G. XV. BRUCHER ' sl 'Nam -M., gt: 5 5? Bill Olson, Charles Schwab, and John Thomson are interested in a project in tht- new Airplane Drawing Class.

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artment MISS GRACE DEUPRFE Haan' of Department 'Q Mathematics Hep G Ronald Wright and lvlarthn Senlc are shown discussing a Pytlmg- orenn Theorem. Problems in aviation, surveying and indirect mens- urement, and consumers' problems are offered to correlate with other courses of Il varied curriculum at Clnssen. 594 f'1f MRS, RFBA B. HODCSI3 lx right, r C ' S W 5135, f l ' Q- I 4 MISS BERNIECE GORDON MISS MARY A3 fix ' Y irvq ' f .N 1- J .X X ,, .UNM 1 ' 'rliiifi r1f'51' wi ' o 'J ' 5 E K x7 N 'H' ..s cf' I if e .A If If! L K4 A Jgfiigfg 'Q if-K MISS IlII.IA DENNN I if , 3, V 1L:5E'fgfs wi,-v'f'b.fe-,,-1 , . Jr 1 '