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

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NIISS Social Studies Uepartm I EH Hwzd uf De pIII'lFflE lll Smml Sciun' . LL' foi11'srs .ir Clam-n lmw pi-ogiw-mczl limnl luoring f.Il'IN nf liiilf-foilgutrvii linppcnings in ilu' liismry of rlir xmrlrl, to Llnxwx IllU'I1llCil ru orient stuclumx to tlu' currvnt lmppciiingx of mln- prcsciit, .mil to inform tlicm of rvcnls in ilu' pmt wliicli .irc rcspomilulc' for tlicsc. xxrlfll iliis objective. Social pl'0l7li'I1lN, Grmvcriif nicm. Wfnrlcl Ili-I.mmis, I7Sj'cl10lwg,y, .mil cumlvinarion Englisli-Hixmry flasws Imm- In-I-n formal in aclclition to :lic lluropcnn .mil American History, foam-ily Llllglil. An imtrunu'nl of the worlclls progrg-as row.ml pualcc. ilu' Llnitccl Naticmns Oignriizgilicrii, is xtucliccl by all stnrlcnts. .mil is an interesting section in Clasicifs liisrory cmirsc. Alum, Bnrlmra KICDQH ' -I ' .lllll luck Moore are studying Llllllfll Natimlx litcmtiirc. ns Inn Harris ' 1lL,H.lIfllllIXlLlfl11.lX on xlmvw tlicm tlic n ' l ' unixi natiunx un .1 gliilw, i2:ieL,v Jil, it MR. DUANIE I VVEINERT MISS GLAI5YS PARD MISS BLANCHE I. PAU L MISS KATHIQRINIE GIBSON 'L ,XAQLLPSNO M 'if P3 YW. QLXPN I ,a.,N,- Xb 6 .f YN iss CIM '

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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 '

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Speech Department lX1RS, H.AlNl. TUCKLR Hcizrl nf IJt'PiIVlWIt'7ll A relicgirsiil scene from one of their eiirtent tlr:ini.itie Iirotliit- tions, hplgllftlililllol iw imortrgiietl hy these nienihers in one ol the Speech clmsesz Bert Kixtei, lhllll Xliillins, Xliini H.ill, Rongiltl XVi'ight, Dolores lhirwt, .intl Itxinne Cliiiip. ln aitlclition to xnigiiigg plays for stnilent .iiitlieiiet-v. vpeeeli el.iwes lvrexeiit tlr.im.is hefore church nntl eivie groiips gintl enter various toiirntiineiitx. The Cilmseii Speeeh Deprirtnient lm .ithievetl honors in st.ite .ind regional eontestt. lntliviehml spcnlters. tlrtiiimtic preseiitritioni. .intl tleh.ite te.inis h.ive plntetl high in every toiirnginient cnteretl. N XX, X4 X '.xx, 5533 ' l Derplv t-iiggrtmetl in expliiiutioiis of the imnel hoartl, given hx Nh Lovell, chief eiigint-ei of the XVKY tiiinsniittet. .ire nieinherx of tlic-'Rnilio Speech zl.ixs. This class not only xixits .ill ixitllo xmtions .intl tixiiixinitteiw in rlie nity, hut writes .intl presents raitlio pl.ivs tintl pmgrtiinx. .intl st-veixil stutlentx .ippeiir on weekly rgiilio shows, A grtuit xtritle in speech t'tlne.itioii has heen nmtle with the .ltltlition of pr-.it-irc.iI experience to the regular eoiirxe. Mr, C. li, Gi-tivlv gives l.lNl IlllI1llll' instrnttions to two of liix proniising voting tlt-haters. Xfeiiihtrx of the soplioriioie tltns, De Vier Pierson zintl john Cox, tlefeaittwl Centmlk Class A ttuini in the state linali at Atln this vtzir, XA MISS PAL'l.INE EVA NS NIR, Ci. E. GRADN