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

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DUANE WEINERT Below: It's more pleasant to smile than give out time, agree Imogene Vincent and Mary Biswell. Cffice Personnel The clearing house for all of Classen is of course the office. From getting admittance slips from Mrs. Biswell to checking in activity money to Mrs. Mat- thews, the office is always ready. Mrs. Matthews is secretary to Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Alley registrar, and Mrs. Biswell and Mrs. Vin- cent attendance officers. Relaxin for a few minutes well E deserved rest are Clara Alley and Laura Matthews. Librar The library is a familiar place to all students, even if he visits room 120 only to find the thin- nest book the night before book reports are due. Under Miss Cockrum the library answers the need and demands of all the school. It is a complete and ever growing source for any field of learning. RETHA WAVE HULET Counselors To gain the confidence and respect of all the boys and girls is an easy task for Mr. Weinert and Miss Hulet. They help every student in any personal problem that may arise in school life as well as advise and coun- sel as to the choice of colleges for each Classenite. EUNICE COCKRUM tK .. ,4 'f2fgQefAis2a.w,,,

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mv' MR. WILLIAM H. TAYLOR DR- C' Principal, Classen High School EORGE W-B RU CHER Mr. Taylor, who is serving his seventh year as principal of Classen, has the con- fidence of both the faculty and student body. His never-swerving loyalty to the school and its organizations have given all a sense of security and devotion that is found in few high schools. Together with Mr. Brucher and Mr. Estes, they have formed a team that fallible in adjusting and maintaining at- tendance, discipline and other problems. is in- YD M.

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Building upervision One of the most important jobs in Classen is under the direction of Mr. Shriver. Did you ever wonder what our class- rooms would be like on a cold winter morning, if Nick or Sparks or someone else hadn't been here at 6 A.M. turning on the heat. Mr. Shriver is retiring this year. He has seen the school grow larger and Finer. He remembers when the cafeteria was on the third floor, the office on the second floor and all basketball games were played on the stage in the auditorium. He is an integral part of Classen and can never be replaced. We'1l miss you next year, Hughie. Cafeteria It's said that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Mrs. Gambrell uses that philosophy and the pupils of Classen respond whole-heartedly. Efficiently, all of the women plan and serve nutritious lunches to the students. Mrs. Theodosia Gambrell, in charge of this popular room, will end her stay at Classen this year. HUGH SHRIVER