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

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National Art Honor ooiety Students who have won national recognition in art work,make up the members of the Nation- al Art Honor Society. This small group is known as Classen's top artists. They excel in art and certainly deserve much credit. ROW 1: Barbara Cheatham, Harriet Bernat, Jean Gaynor, Marietta Tunnell, Susie Myren, Mary Frags enton. ROW 2: Bruce Cockran, Sallie Miller, Kipp Schuessler, Mary Lamb Lewis. SUUIETIES ROW 1: Miss Henrietta Von Tunglen, Sue Beard, Marilyn Nicholas, Betty Aikman fsecretaryJ,- Frances Byers ftreasurerj, Ed Lyon lvice-presidentj, Bob Kruger fpresidentj, Virgil Browne CChaplamJ, Pat Flemming, Carol Baker, Diane Rowland, Carol McDonald. ROW 2: Judy Belt, Judy Manjing, Sylvia Davis, Doris Stanton, Meredith Brower, Lucretia Turner, Sue Stoldt, Jo Anna Haun, Maytha Wagner, Carolyn Lovejoy, Carolyn Otey. L ROW 3: Beth McMahan, Donna Powell, Nancy Martin, Gayle Rogers, Miri-an Ferrin, Pat Owen, Ava Fu lerton, Page Dobson, Gail Dennison, Covar Jeppe, Joyce Collins, Jeanne Marshall. ROW 4 Jimm Cl C d K ational onor ooioty : y app, onra eil, Doug Matthews, Kelvyn Cullimore, John Batchelor, John Caughr Dick Sparks, Eddie Sturm, John Perkins, James Horn. QA If you've been in the top 10 percent of your class as a sophomore and junior year you will be eligible for the Honor Society when you have completed one semester in your senior year. The top students in the jun- ior class are also in- cluded. This is a national organization. Bob Kru- ger is president of the Classen chapter. , -.2 Si f

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ROW 1-Gwen Durkee, Marian Brown, Cynthia Yeats, Nan Watkins, Nancy McLemore, Barbara Kenyon, Marilyn Nicholas, Ann Hathaway, Martha Stuart? Nadia Samara, Beverly Thomas, Emily Evans, Judy glitt, Kaye Braden, Beverly Sherman, Margaret Woodruff, Coralee ones. ROW 2-Norma Pritchard, Marilyn Davis, Patty Stout, Marilyn Wright, Clara Jean Martin, Nancy Martin, Lynday Helen Kuhn, Sally McCelland, Jane Akers, Sherry Barnes, Laura Johnson, Jeanne The band has been a big contributor to school spirit. They played at all home football games and at the game in Enid. They have marched in various parades such as the Christmas parade, the 89er day parade and the opening of Classen Boulevard. They entertained the students at Classen, Taft, and Harding with a concert that demonstrated a high degree of skill. The band always places high in the state contests. Mr. Johnson is the expert conductor to whom the band owes much of its credit. Sullivan, Gayle McDonald, Carolyn Davis, Gail Jones, Liz Wiggins. ROW 3-Kathryn Glasgow, Jack Trent, Bill Chappel, Bobby Scales, Ernie Wootring, Roger Donelson, Robert Jarman, Bob Curran, Giles Gere, Bob Case, Claude Harris, Bob Schnorrenburg, Mike Whalen, Don Sims, Mary Ellen Miller. ROW 4-Oku Harvey, C. A. Keil, Bill Littleton, Mike Stuart, Bob Burns, Bobby Good, Bill Feldshaw, Byron Lamun, Chuck McClelland, Jim Barnes, Dick Francis, Roy Magers, John Belt. ARTHUR JOHNSON Director , -v l