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

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l' T ' 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. ......... ------ Presented by Patsy Ferguson, Suzy Eagleton, Nan Hosmer and Betty Jo Meadows I I All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Although studies are of major import- ance, there is definite need for student participation in extra- curricular activities. Comet students are jiners . Classen has approximately forty school sponsored clubs which help de- velop qualities of initiative, leadership, cooperation and loyalty. The great variety- professional, honorary, athlet- ic, social, dramatic, service, scholastic-allows a student to be as active as his time permits 9' :':':' - zz' '-'- I --':i -1-' llll ::: x : as, ': vw? it l 431- U fwfcgfzz 1 V' i7,ww,,,, s 'lll ,,, Afxl-Qf -ttf N .N'f'f.V zr- -. .:.. -::: ,., f , ::::. -: '-':: 1-2 :--:.: :,: :.: tzr ::: -:':::x --' 2-:: zz- ...::- :-- :-: I I QI: W iz. 'rizi' i it ..::: -..:: .,.. Q J , , fm :::: .,,' by working in one or more groups suited to his interests and needs. Group interests or abilities that do not find satis- faction in an existing organi- zation may petition for the right to found a new order. The Student Council investigates programs and grants charters to desirable groups. Depart- mental clubs offer opportunity to add to experience in acade- mic fields such as commercial art, languages, math, writers and different science clubs. The bi-weekly newspaper and annual afford students oppor- tunities to test abilities in jour- nalistic and creative writing fields. Religious organizations and affiliation with national and international groups round out afield of outstanding activ- ties offered at Classen. I I I I I I I I I .I -20-

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MR. OTTO M. VROOMAN -MR. CARL J,-SHAFER A Geology, Co-sponsor of Science Club, Social and Cl19mISf Y, HOnOrSOC1etv Commlnee- Courtesy Committee. From A Scientific Approach with physical, biological, social and emotional forces which largely dominate us. Not only a better understanding of specific laws but development ofa scientific method of thinking that can be applied to all tasks and activities, is gained. Whether draw- ing a line to scale or driving a car, the operation is more satisfactory when underlying principles are discovered and put into practice. MR, CHARLES O. WILSON Applied science, Co-sponsor of Meteor Pep Club, Sponsor of Amateur Radio Clubg Pep Council' Planning Committee, MR. JOHN M. PADEN MRS, GERALDINE BUZBEE MR. J. H. CONGER Cl10i m0f1 Of Science d9DOI'fm9 1f, BiOlOgy, CO- Biology, Co-sponsor of iunior classg Sponsor of Sci- Physics, Aeronautics, Chairman of Siu, sponsor of Science Club, Awards and Scholar- F-me Club, Honor Socieiy Committee, dem Social Activities Committee- ships Committee. 'l, f S., .fi 'sf ' 1 it 'c -1 9-

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