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

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Business needs ballast. Without qual- ified workers and trainecl leaders modern business would render poor public service. Competition is keen and Classen instructors insist on students recog- nizing this demand for higher stand- ards. The training is an excellent pre- paration for a variety of careers. MISS ETHEL BASINGER Typing, Business Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Dues, Honor Society Commitees. MR. CLARK CUNNINGHAM Commercial Occupations, Typing, Business Man- ager of Orbit, Co-sponsor of Youth of the Kingdom, Publicity Committee. l MISS ETHA TOWNSEND Penmanship, Spelling, Shorthand, Chairman of Commercial Department, Chairman of Classen Awards, Chairman of Honor Society Committee. And Tomorrow' Business Loaders Shorthand, Typing, Co-sponsor of senior class, Classen Classics. MISS BETH WET MRS. IYY COPEITAND ' Distributive Education, Job Supervision, Sponsor of CQmfT'eVCl0l OQCUPOUOUSI -CIGVICGI PVGCWICQ, MG' D-E Club, OCCTA representative. chine Bookkeeping, Supervision, Co-sponsor of sen- :or class, Awards and Scholarships, Social and Courtesy Committee. -15- il' 1 of MR. GENE A. LOFTIS Business English, Typing, Shorthand, Sponsor of Commercial Club, Audio- visual Education Committee.

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MR. RODNEY l, ST. DIZIER Mathematics, Geometry, Algebra, Co-sponsor of sophomore class, Honor Math. MRS, NELLIE B. ECTON Algebra, Geometry, Co-sponsor of Honor Math Club, Sponsor of Y-Teens, OCCTA representative. MISS MARY PRUITT MRS. RUTH SHRINER Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, Co-sponsor of Algebra' GeOm9 Y' senior class, Honor Math, Million Penny Round- up. Accuracy in thought is the result of application of ma- thematical operations. The challenge is stimulating and our math department, while proud of national recogni- tion its top students have achieved, does not rest on its laurels. Honor Math Clubs are active, interested groups. All students are encour- aged to recognize the impor- tance of math in everyday livingand certainlyin under- standing new developments of science and industry in this atomic age. MlSS JULIA M. DENNY Geometry, Algebra, Dues, Honor Society, Committee. MISS BERNICE GORDON Geometr Tri ronomet Al ebra S nsor ,, y, Q rv, Q , P0 punior class. ...12- It Totals Fine Teaching MRS. REBA CLARK Chairman of mathematics department, Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Co-sponsor of Honor Math Club, OCCTA representative, Awards and Scholar- ships Committee.

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fs. X wr MR. FRANK VITALE Vocal Music, Choir, Glee Clubs, Ensemble, Co-spon- sor of Blue Jacket Pep Club, Senior Class, Clossen Class- ics, Assembly-Calendar Com- mittee. MISS MARY L, LEWIS Art, Fashions, Sponsor of Art Nouveau, National Art Hon- or Society, Student Social Ac- tivities Committee. MR. ARTHUR JOHNSON Instrumental Music, Marching Bond, Orchestra, Theory, Co-sponsor of senior class, Clossen Class- ics, Sooners, Assembly-Calendar Committee, Secretary of KOKH-FM MRS. ELAINE TUCKER Manager KOKH-FM MRS, MARGARET SIEGLEY Assistant manager KOKH-FM Democracy can be measured by the degree of freedom its communications enjoy, the stability of its homes and the cultural development of its youth. Social responsibility, qualities of leadership, ability to enjoy life and appreci- ate beauty are fundamental in cultural and creative sub- jects designed to encourage self-expression. CContinued on page l 5l. ...1 4... MR. ROBERT CURRY Commercial Art, Ceramics, Advertising, Boys' physical education, tennis, Co-sponsor ot Art Nou- veau, Boys' O Club, Clossen Classics, Intra-mural sports, Social and Courtesy Committees. MRS. ISADORA BRANDENBURGH MRS. EDNA L, HEDGES F00ClS,'Cl'iild Guidance, Co-sponsor at Youth of that Kingdom, Awards and Scholarships Com- mi ee. l'