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

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'11 MR. GEORGE W. BRUCHER ll-lead Counselor GUIDANCE The guidance department helps us to know ourselves, and promotes better student-faculty relations. To Duane Weinen, who is in charge of group activities, we owe much of the success of our Student Council which is one of the finest and most active in the Southwest. Mr. George Brucher is the chairman of counselors, dean of boys and is in charge of schedules. Miss Retha Wave Hulet is sponsor of the Sopho- more class and dean of girls. Aptitude and other tests are given by Miss Inez Ellis who also handles personal problems and sponsors the correspondence school students. MISS RETHA WAVE HULET Dean of Qirls MR. DLIANE WEINERT Sponsor of Student Council MISS INEZ ELLIS Testing

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OFFICE PERSONNEL MRS. DELMA HARRIS Attendance MRS. MADC-E BISWELL Attendance I MRS. LAURA HALEY MATTHEWS MRS- CLARA ALLEY Registrar Secretary and Treasurer As Secretary to the principal, Mrs. Matthews assists in the details of school routine, prepares bulletins and announcements, and receives visitors. Although this is Mrs. Harris' first year at Classen, she has already made a place for herself as a pleasant and accurate attendance clerk. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Biswell work hand in hand to keep Classen's attendance record one of the best in the city. From them we soon learn that alibis of dental appointments on Friday afternoons don't always excuse ab- sences, and stories about car trouble don't clear tardies. Mrs. Alley, Registrar of Classen, helps us with our various problems concerning enrollment. She is also in charge of our scholastic files and transcripts, and supervises college entrance applications. Miss Eunice Cockrum is of all Classen students. As head of the school library, she is al- ways ready to. help a worried Classenite find a last minute book report, a biography of Virgil, or a treatise on the hous- ing conditions in Yugoslavia. Mr. 5925.5 ' one vi b f unexecused absence 'S ot 5 L - p on 11 cbeckfflfl 1 111. secfe , lsuf tunes. WS' B MISS ELINICE COCKRUM Librarian -10-

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ENGLISH Essential in the drama of life were the courses in English which were the founda- tion for an appreciation of literature, and drama. Also, it was the basis for correct oral and written expressions in our chosen fields. The English department has by far the most important job to perform in teaching the youth of today to make a better world for themselves tomorrow, in further learning to understand not only their own neighbors but their neighbors from foreign lands. Special interests were developed in joumalism, Orbit, Creative writing, English History, Business English and reading courses. Q xx Classen boasts a high ranking on the English placement tests at the Uni- versity of Oklahoma, with eighty- five per cent making above average. MISS HELEN NORRIS MiSS HELEN MRS. MABEL CLARE KNIGHT 7-lend of Department MRS. HAZEL LIVINGSTON MRS' MARE PARK Mess DELLA LINK Miss LUCILLE TANDY -12-