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

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LEFT to RIGHT-Liz Wiggins, Mike Stuart, Bill Littleton, Claude Harris, By- ron Lamun. Cynthia Yeats, Kaye Braden, Wiltoma Jones. Marion Brown. Nan Watkins. DRIGAL NX ' L The Madrigal Chorus is a group composed of select mixed voices from the A Capella Choir, a boys quartet and a girls -sextet. They practice the last half of their lunch hour. This group was organized only last year. Among their performances during the past year, they participated in choir programs, a formal recital for friends and parents in Mayg assembly programs, P.T.A.g entertaining church groups, have broadcast three madrigals for KOKH-FM, also recorded a madrigal for the Red Cross Album. Pep Band games. Mullikin, Roy Hodson, Dumont Pickard, Brick Gibson Smith, John Watt, Robert Garrett. The Pep Band consists of about twenty two members They support our football and basketball games They con tribute a large amount to our school spirit. The idea of the small size, is that it makes moving around much easier If you attend the basketball games you will not fail to see the Pep Band, also they are present at many of the out of town ROW 1-Charles O'Leary, Harold Walters, Jerry Mash Milburn Hart, Jere Osborn, Jerry Jensen, Kent Malone, George Soule ROW 2-Jimmy Huff, Eddie Nelson, Robert Cunningham Albert ROW 3-John Scanlan, Bob Albrecht, Elven Keller, Darrell Bittle Bob

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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

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o eem to be enloylng their work Lucinda her SIDHIHH and Mr Cornelius his one- and Darrell Bittle. Classen's dance band, the Sooners, was organized in 1943. The purpose of this organization is to entertain at school functions as well as outside activities. They recently played for the Corona- tion of the Friendship Prince and Princess. ROW 2-Don Sims, Darrell Bittle, Elven Keller, Jerry M Row 1 Bruce Cochran Bob Albrecht Charles Ellen, Richard Ch2r1eS 0'LeafY- ROW 3-Milburn Hart, Delbert Wilburn, Jack Applequist. ' Now Lulu lets try for high C says Mr Cornelius to Luclnda Mr. Johnson says Bruce Cochran would do much better lf he would stop reading comic books in Sooner rehearsals Pictured here are: Bruce Cochran, Charles Ellet, John Scanlan