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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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N .flntfofluftzon I 5 H A 'lx 1 ,4Jmznz4tfati0n LJ F 1 .f4mJemiC4 Q 5 by A F 8 ,4fLLfff5 ' T 5 JJ onofg ml .xdcfiuifiea ' I ff' Cf., 44e5 .9mlex P' r-- 68 106 144 , NOISE AND CONFUSION coming from the direction of the auditorium met Classenites as they came back to school this fall. Workers swormed here and there, and curious onlookers were asked, told, and pushed away from doors, windows, and other pos- sible means of seeing what workers were achieving. The result was a beautiful, modern auditorium for the use of Classen students. an - :ff ..r- it -: 5 THE SALESMANSHIP of every Classen student was put on trial when Chuck Wagon time rolled around. Everyone was busy running here and there selling tickets to raise money for various departments of the school program. The students were not only performing a service to the school, they were also in competition with each other to win the title of high salesman and the prize that went along with it. Two students ran such a close race that they were both given a prize, a long play record album. 5.1--' 'Wann nc, 3 i Carolyn Cook and Ken McNeil were the winners. YOUR NAME and grade pIease, says Mr. John Holt, summer counselor at Classen. A small troop of teachers spent the summer changing schedules and enrolling new students. This year Classen had an enrollment of ap- proximately l,4OO students. i J . X x ' 1 x lt 1 3 N is '- Y x Sw. R - ,.gc,1..x,,c.- g V- ,nik 3' Q if -I May ls Good Time for Remlmscence After completing mother veir in Cllssen we look blelx md thmlx Gee school w IS 1 hectic mad mess this xelr espeeiillx for the students But as the time dr rws nc ir to end it ill some memories of the heetie m 1d mass mlx he more outst mdmg First of ill there xx IS enrollment md most of us remember the wild expressions on some of our fellow students flees on th it f1rst div Some were new 'md lost little md sclred while others were glx md mxlous to be h tele igun Soon lfter those bustling first dws famllllf sights were seen md helrd with pledge ribbons football prictlce md Scilp the Redslons Enrollment sports and pep clubs were onlx a few of the xerx import mt thouffhts that fllled the mmds of ill Classenltes Bx the time electrons xx ere in order these students didnt know if they were xotmg for Miss Potflto P Itch of 1957 or President of the Intern ltionfll Sp lee V ltchers Club List xelrs XX orm XVltCllCI'9 Club folded After eluh meetings d ltes mise rs p 1rt1es d itcs peclillx d ites it w IS reported tlmt some te flehers exen expected us to studx' So doxxn to xxorlt on term themes semester tests md SPCClll projects Around the middle of the Ve lr Cl lssenites xx ent ill out to produce m honest to goodness Bro idxx lx show Kiss Xie lute This lftI'lCt101'l shlred the limelight onlx with the honor of winning 1 b isleet bftll mme ox er Hfirdmg referred to bx Clissenites is th It larffe llll'll0I' high on Shartel XX hen Spring came to Clrssen all heirts were filled with lox and expectation fit the thought of NI IX 79 This w'1s that dfax of independence 5 II, ,,. 4 I ,ff 'M I 1 8- V' Q ,fi f'- A r ' el 4 'L I O . 1. 1. , L L , c 1 1 ,. Q, -1 ' J . 2 . 2- 'z . C1 . . . v I 14 u v I 1 rv 4 Q u . , . i I . . - . to us than we expected. assemblies, plays, dates, sports activities, and es- . 4 1 V I I lt ' 1 , ' 'L . '. ' L , 1 , 1 ' . . , . . , , , . I 7 , 1 I i . , . X , 1 . z x e. . . , ' . . ' v ' 7 l , 1 1 , 7 A f I L K . 1 K me o 7 73 v ' 1 A V, . i . 1. e ' e , X ,J , . . . V v. . . 1 Q , - ' 1 1 , L , . - , 1 - . .. ,. ,, at ' i . - ' . , z a , A - - - C D n 7 1 ' ' 1 . . 3 I L l , V V ' 2 D C ' . '. . Y A- . C 1 A - i' 7 . R ' I.. . l 'e a c l l . CLASSEN'S PEP CLUBS were on the ball this year. They not only supported the teams by cheering at all the games and pep assemblies, they also hon- ored the boys at a football and basketball banquet. Our clubs grew, and our school spirit took a big boost. Thank you, pep clubs! You've done a great jab, 4 f' ALL EYES are on the new queen as Watson Scott, Meteor president, fastens the queen's necklace on Sherri Miller. Nancy McNatt, former Meteor queen and her escort, Jon Barrett, are waiting patiently to present Sherri with the traditional queen's coat. SCALP REDSKINSY This was the war cry that echoed through the halls of C.H.S. before the Capitol Hill game. Classen was proud of her pigskin heroes, and the student body was right on hand to let them know about it. Restless Guns Take Over Classen swf' .- ' PLEASE, BUY A YEARBOOKY Maybe Jonny Blalock wouIdn't plead so hard it he knew Fran Evans had already purchased an Orbit. OH NO, MONTYI lt isn't fair to stuff the ballot boxl When the time came to choose our Student Council President for '57, '58, we found it a hard decision to make. After the ballots had been counted, Monty Hoyt wore the smile of the victor. Here we see the candidates stuffing the ballot box, democracy at work! They are: Monty Hoyt, Jon Barrett, Sherri Miller, Nancy McNatt, and Tim Allen. A NEW FEATURE has been added to our line of royalty this year. The Clossen Life sponsored a Man of Distinction contest. The five finalists were: Steve Collison, Jon Barrett, Harry Holcomb, Fred Dalton, and Jack Hayden. Jack Hayden was too distinguished to even be in the picture, so he was excluded. WHAT A PARTY POOPER Ken Graham turned out to be. These mangy lookin' hombres didn't think much of this dude showing up in civies on Classen's Western Day. This was the day Classenites set aside to ride their horses to school and relive the days of the Old West. The day was climaxed by a Chuck Wagon Supper. BY THE TIME Western Day was over at Classen, many felt, and maybe even wished, they were in the some condition as these poor critters-dead! However, even with all the rest- less guns floating around, casualties were low, and everybody recovered in time to beat the teachers out of the building. 1. 7 THE NIGHT the Clas- sen Comets downed the Central Cardinals by a score of 4l to 40 was a time of rejoicing at C.H.S. Fred Warner, the hero for the night, was swept to the shoul- ders of the crowd and carried off the court. Your Orbit photogra- pher just happened to be around with camera in hand to catch this picture, VOTE FOR Oklahoma Cnty Classen for Presrdent of the Southern Assocuatnon of Student Councals were the crres sounded by Monty Hoyt Classens Student Councrl Presudent Jack Love vnce president and Nancy McNatt secretary Our officers show off the propaganda they used t the conventnon whnch was held rn 'Vlrgmna to sweep the electlon Next years Student Councul Dresudent the SASC N-l. N5- A CHOOl lubllantly sneezes Nancy McNatt when she received the telegram statnng that she had been elected the l958 Orbit Queen Nancy, who was bed ridden wnth a cold, was attendnng the Southern Assocnatuon of Student Councnls Con ventnon nn Vnrgnnua when she was notnfued of her newly acquured tntle Wi OKLA .- IS IT REAL? wonder sux curious Oklahomans Ken McNeil Jann Lowther Susle Harkey Dale Roach Harold Moon and Jerry Ann Mc Knight begged thelr teacher to let them out to go romp In the snow for an hour 1-Q., i si ll . I 0 V , . , . .' I ' U If ' f will hold the presidency of A 5 . . . . 7 1 ' S Xa I L 'A 1 , 3 ' Q 1 My 5 'N-rff , A 'N - XXL F' L ' 'K :X 2 LH! f 'ex 2 , x. rf' 51, N- if' 'fn l 'HRV , S . Tu Us ,fr ': Q, 1 5' ' , 'S' f ' rl y ' i A .. . . . S rn S ' e, .4 lf ' V 1 : D ' ' 1 W, W7 . ' . . A Q - .J I0 At Classen Our Knowledge Broadens AVOIDING the noon hour rush to get tlckets to KISS ME KATE are Bonme Carothers John Fears Shlrley Underwood Sharon Noftsger and Sandy Jarvls Mrs Bernlce Hnbbert li busy fmdmg the tuckets these Classemtes wash to purchase an it ri-4? A3 HONEST there IS nothing m here except books laughs Eliot Stanley next years Student Councnl presndent A group of curuous students accused Ellot of stonng his lunch In his briefcase ,f GEEl l don t thlnk l II ever get through wlth my home work says Jerry Waotan Classen teachers must be awfully hardhearted to make this poor llttle fellow lug all those heavy books from class to class 'T l X-ff .fp CLASSEN WAS THE flrst clty hugh school to hold a class for teenage drivers By the grlns on the faces of Eleanor Scott Safety Council president and an Oklahoma Cnty poluceman they must have found somethnng humorous rn the audience We Learn How To Have a Good Tlme T S IS the lme up? Comet cage stars were the speclal guests of the Comes pep club at o pep assembly Larry Ford :sn t paymg too much atten tlon to whats gomg on studymg for that test next hour? K Wnylp W N W,,,,-.:a11f ' 1 I . 9, If - E d W , 3 , , 4 ,.f M r l I V . I HI ' ' - . I2 BE CAREFUL Jean and don t catch our new audi 'Q-6 tornum on fnre Jean Bonney Warden of Servnce lnghts a torch of servnce at the Honor Soclety Inna tnon Jon Barrett Carolyn Cook and Carol McCarty were Warden of Scholarshvp Warden of Leadershsp and Warden af Character respectlvely WONT YOU please vote for me pleads Susue Harkey candldate for the vuce presndency of the Student Councul Susue really dldnt have to plead so hard because she was elected to hold the posntuon wuthout a run off All candudates and thenr managers stepped before the sennor hugh students ln an as sembly to gave thelr speeches 'JY' WITH A CLINCHED fust and an outstretched hand Harvey Tedford dramatrcally pleads to Mnss Ruth Snell for her daughters hand un marriage at the Faculty the topper award In the PTA membershnp drnve BY THE expressnons on these pepsters faces evndently another Comet foe but the dust When the Classen cage stars started the 58 basketball season they knew the only place to go un the Capital conference ratlng was up and that they dnd . ' Q ,' M v. . , - , . .H , 5 Q' V I A I : ' 4' , - , I K . v -- ' 1 5 'M f I . I . I I 1 . . Follies. The Follies was presented because Classen won H 1, . . A S 6 -. Q . Il I II - A , . t I . F . I Q' 9 t ' K .' ,v ' , 5 , 4. fy V . ,K L - I X f , I . , I3 KICKING UP the dust in the cafeteria are a group of junior high students. The cafeteria is their favorite place to have o mixer. We were just kidding about the dust-the cafeteria is really clean, ALL DRESSED UP and on their way to a luncheon are Classen s winners of the city Shakespeare essay con test Sherri Miller and Barbara Sledge and their sponsor Miss Lorraine Bell Barbara and Sherri took first and third place respectively The contest was sponsored by the Oklahoma City Shakespeare club 'Nr ' GRACIOUSLY accepting a gift from one of her sub jects is Claire Hawthorn Junior High School Basket ball Queen The two girls holding down their petti coats are Jan Jernigan and Jeanette Dummeyer her at tendants Claire was crowned in a special assembly be fore the junior high students , . , , 1 , . , ,i 2 Q l 51 M V , Q52 E L ,122 T D Qwlvmi ' X, N , . ,W N. .' 1 A 3 1 5 ffl. ' 1 :if - - - i z . v . . . I , ' A QV., h - I I - - - -YN. ti 1.4 -L ' s ' 1 . I . I ,V . l 2 . l . ' . fn . , ,, x ' - - ' 14 lx all lllfxijlau IR Ill I Fla- Ill 4 r rain' lK 'Il-Ill I ll-ill 3 agili- rurrcunrfg I 'll 'xl' ,Q 'Fl -JF ' 'tw Ill' 'U I 'wllll' II HOW DARE you come unto my dressmg room screams Jack Love Mr Jnm Petree Meteor spon sor us hemmmg Jack s costume for the Blue Jacket Meteor pep assembly Mark Jermgan really wore thus outfat nn the assembly but he was too stubborn to model nt before the camera School Is Where You Make Frlencls 'S Hmmmm! IS the word whuch descrlbes thus pscture Jack Hayden captam of the basketball team was grven the pleasant duty of crowmng Jerry Ann Mc Kmght the Basketball Queen The coronatuon was held durmg the half tnme of the Losaay Classen basketball game X 15 BUY YOUR school supplles at the Student Couu Classenltes lnve by Patsy Draper store manager and Betsy Pearce are helpmg Bob to choose wl-mach color pencil to purchase r 'If I A I U f. 32. X s JH.-eff l f f ,, , 5 i Q ., lk. 9 It 2 t5 . . , ,-, , , 1 K l 4 'i ,. 0 ' 1' I Q v We Ku! tl Q' ., . A- ,. .W P, -L. . , . '..- ' - Store IS the motto Bob Wrnght and a few other ' 5 - 1 1 x qs . . - ' 'L s , w - . - . an 3 'K A lla T Q - 5 'mf Z. fu as 1 wr 1' tx' f A '.. Tlf lyvvi - lb ,M xg K ns- .0 4 ll - - II ' , . . , ' I , . l ' ' o ' ' 5 I 1 A . . , . . X . I - 1 , f I Classics Cast Does Kiss , Kate as ,XX Y- s L ' . . ff lll Q llll 5 . , 1 PAT GENTRY and Laurence Justice will testify to the many weeks of hard work and practice it takes to produce just a few hours of good entertainment. It also re- quires people like Ellen Graham, at the piano, who are willing to give their time without receiving any applause. I6 THE QUICKEST WAY to clear our auditorium is to scream, FlRE! For nearly a year Classen High School did with- out an auditorium, for on January 6, l957, the interior of the auditorium was destroyed by a fifteen minute fire. On January l4, l958, the re-built auditorium was dedi- cated by Dr. Melvin Barnes, Superintendent of Schools. THE SOUND of mellow music filled the auditorium throughout the performance of Kiss Me Kate. One of the most colorful scenes was that of Pat Gentry, Laurence Justice, Jack Love, and Tamara Long stepping into the spotlight to sing We Open ln Venice. MRS. LAUCYLLE HINES and Mrs. Julia Booher are the gals who keep the office 'running smoothly for running anywayl. As Mr. Cheney's secretary, Mrs. Hines has her hands full handling school correspondence and inter- cepting calls that shouldn't be bothering the principal anyway. Mrs. Booher's principal responsi- bility is attendance. Students who cut consistently land they are few at Classenl will tell you what a miserable time they have try- ing to out guess her when she calls home to report their ab- sence. f 'kt 'XQ was gi, 'TM m,1,f2Qj .N .LV. ' MR. ROBERT B. CHENEY is completing his third year as principal of Classen High School. His job has been a particularly trying one this year, operating the first semester without an auditorium or meeting place for the whole student body to get together, and trying to adapt the school schedule to coincide with the TV sched- ule, as well as facing the thousand and one problems of administration that confront the principal of any large high school. i i , ji DR. BILL LILLARD, assistant principal, is heard every day during fifth period making the daily announcements, This is his noisest job, but cer- tainly not his biggest one, Dr. Lillard supervises attendance, discipline, and the daily operation of the schedule, He spends a great deal of time trying to unfoul things that always seem to go wrong in the school's everyday operation. Running Schoo The Board of Educatlon IS a catch all GXPISSSIOH to coxer any pollcy admmlstratxve off1c1al or other facet of school operatlon that IS not clearly def1ned ID the mmd of the average teacher student or patron The Board can refer erther to the ad mmlstratlve 0fflCldlS who work IH the Schools Ad m1n1str1t1on Bulldlng or lt can refer to that group of elected 0fflCl1lS whose lob lt IS to operate the Oklahoma Cxty school system wlth rts more than erghtv schools md morc th in seventeen hundred teachers and pr1nc1pals These flgures do not even lnclude the hundreds of employees who work m the cafeterlas to keep the hungry mobs fed the custodxal staffs needed to keep each school clean and warm fusually too warm rn good weather and too cold rn bad? and the malntenance crews who work the year around repamng equxpment and plants to keep thxs multx m1ll1on dollar busl ness gomg In Oklahoma Cnty malor school pohcy 1S set by the frve elected members of the Board of Edu pohcres down for thexr executlon As IS done m any large busrness the governmg board hlres a dlrector to execute the baslc POllCl6S of the board Dr Melvm Barnes who succeeded Dr Swanson rn the supermtendency IS the man who does that job ln our school system Dr Bames and hrs staff work out thc mister pl IH for the flnanclng and oper 1t1on of the school system for each school ye lr md then the board enther approves or sug gests revxslons m the plms subm1tted by the superlntcndent A mllor plrt of the success of the Okllhomt Crtv school system lxes 1n the fact that the bo 1rd consrsts of fue members who work well together md who have the utmost confldence 1n the supermtcndcnt md hls st xff ls ls Bug Business DR MELVIN W BARNES Supernntendent of Schools Mr C B McCroy Mrs L D Melton Mr J1mWrlght Mr Phnl Bennett Mr Otto Thompson 19 0 0 . I I 3 , -. Q , Q . 1 .1 7 ? cation. They sign the checks and pass the final 7 . , . 3 1 1 2 ' -' ij' 1 , 1 ' ' - ' . ' S . 2 . ' . 2 ' 1 2 1 ' , . , , ' ' L . ' z ' z . vc iw n uvsauaf as v , ws wi. m VH du' , A ':: 'wi-W K5 ,- M' my 1- W. M Q fp W9 ww 66 'MW' uw war ,.wwfw,M- 4-M, 7 ww- MM... .WwMw..., WM M ff r av N 1, W' 1 A: , VVVV ef .. K 15 MA, fm , . J' Q . A .2 5 35. , 7 , g. ?. S -Qrf1' - . Q sw . ,e- ,, . 'il Q aw, 4 . f A . , ,W . V j V1 12 ,-. f.. E, ,,,m, w ,V V 1 . ,, . V 3 ' V, V. V , ,,-f-' W-if V ' ' 3-3'w'v'f,4 wg, 5 my .li X N Caclemicd IT TAKES DEEP CONCENTRATION to carry out a chem lstry experument Carolyn Dugger and Stanley Bozarth are really flxmg thenr afterbreakfast snack but Mr Robert Lyons thinks they are the seruous students that they appear to be Mr Lyons teaches chemustry and physlcs on tele vusuon PEEK A BOO! I see you says Janet Hlcks Amused by Janet s deep Interest an geology lnote sarcasml as Roberta Reed Roberta IS holdnng a plcture of the class mascot Dano Sour Sputnik Boosts Durmg the 57 58 school term a cry for a better educatlonal system has been heard throughout the natlon The authantles have named mathemahcs and sclence as the two subjects whlch can determme whether the Umted States w1ll malntam her posl t1on as a world power or fall under the lnfluence of another natron At Classen as IH other parts of the country a greater emphtsls has been placed on the flelds of mathematlcs md sclence On the l1st of math sub jects offered at Classen are jumor hlgh math hlgh school math algebra geometry trngonometry and math analysls Students tflklng one of the hlgher math courses TCCCIVC some mstructxon over KETA TV Oklahoma C1tyS 6dllC'Itl0I121I televlslon system In the scxence department such subjects as gen eral sclence blOl0gy chemlstry geology and phys los are offered Sclence students also recelve tele vlslon mstructlon ,Q-of 'Ki 22 TRYING T0 SOLVE a problem ln math anal YSIS, Heavens no' Next hour Gary Smnth Sherrn Muller and Duck Cues have an Englnsh test so they thought theyd sneak In a few more minutes of study during theur math class 0 A V 4 a 7 9 a s ' 1 I . 4 i. . 1 C Q 9 1 1 s 1 . c I KN 1 u Q 4 Q 1 , 1. . 1 v 1 a ' ' ' -A 1 . ' , - . n 11 - . - I . , . . . - 1 . , p 4 5 'rf ' ' Zia ' A2 V 1, Y Maxx M, ' . , . , ,, 1 . , . Math-Science THEY DO? asks Mrs. Maxine Haney as she engages in the latest teachers' tete-a-tete concerning the be- havior of their math classes. Mr. Claude E. White seems amused over Miss Ruth Wooten's tale of classroom antics. ME A TELEVISION STAR? I can't believe it, shrieks Miss Berniece Gordon with delight. Mr. Thomas Hill, who is also one of Classen's celebrities, welcomes her to the ranks of the stars. Miss Gordon teaches trig- onometry, solid geometry and algebra ll. Mr. Hill teaches math analysis. CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL offers a wide variety of courses. As you can see this class requires students of unusual ability. Dick Hull, Doug Todd, and Steve Fisher ore really biology students hardl?J at work operating on a chicken at the Medical Research Center. sl ' l CAN'T UNDERSTAND how that milkman got so confused, puzzles Miss Marilyn Parsons. She is really showing Miss Beverly Cooper one of the outstanding projects from her classes. Both Miss Parsons and Miss Cooper teach biology. l MATH IS FUN! Many people would dispute this statement, but here is a picture for proof. Mrs. Della Roberts is having a ball as she talks to Irvin Horwitz and Linda Herndon about their geometry lesson. Mrs. Roberts teaches plane and solid geometry, trigonometry, and junior high math. rules n . . i..ft.z.L 3 A 1 N . 5, ' r AND BOYS, if you turn it the wrong way the whole build- ing blows up. This statement, made by Mr. Charles Douglas, science teacher and counselor, accounts for the sad ex- pressions on the faces of George Dahnke and Tommy Hensley. J, E AS SEVENTH GRADERS make the plunge into junior high school, moth proves to be one of their most difficult subjects. However, Mike Kelley, Cheryl Carlson, and Buck McPherson aren't too puzzled over this problem. fp' A WE HAD HIGH HOPES for this picture, but when Mrs. Kathleen Bressie insisted upon standing smack dab in front of the camera lshe claims she takes a terrible profile shotl, we gave up. The grinning teacher beside Mrs. Bressie is Mrs. Carolyn Saunders. Mrs. Bressie teaches science and junior high math. Mrs. Sounders instructs junior high math. ' . lS THIS THE TIBIA or the fibuIa? asks Anr- Appleton. Ellen Graham and Fred Warner both are stumped over the Question. Miss Freda O'NeaI just stands by and offers nothing but an en- couraging smile. Miss O'Neal teaches physi- ology and is also a coun- selor. '. - WHEN PARENTS sis Diciufes like mis one of sh., 'l 5 the solia geometry class they say, The old days were never like this. Many of the classes are now taught on television. 2 2 Fw SECOND YEAR ALGEBRA students are so smart they don't need an instructor. Out to prove this point are Harry Wolohon, Arden Stoehr, and Mary Lou Braddy. Gloria Hallmark doesn't care at all about anything in algebra. She has her eye on the camera- man. L Soclal Studies Looks To Future Socl ll Stllcllcs IS onc of tllc tvs o dcp lI'tITltIlfS llldf no Cltlssen stllclcllt Lllll .llolcl slllu lll stuclcllts, llllllor lnd semor lllgll must tlllllll lll some om of tllc L sscs to Lrlfll l dlplollll Loulscs lll tllc SOLI stucllcs clcpartlmllt lllclllclt qcogllplls Xmcrlclll md world lllstolx fllxllllllflll lllstorx, LIXILS .lllcl goxcrmllcllt .ls lull .ls psullology Sulljlct lll lttcl lll tllc coulsns IJIIQQS hom mdlvldu ll PIOIKLU ol tlc IIIIIIOI lll 'll stllclt nts to lclnlllccd use llcll llltll ltlllll ll IS tllt stllcll o llSSllll llltl lllumslll lllKlSOLllll1Sll1lll xllltllhl ll lluls lll 1 socl ll Slllllli s clip lltlllcllt IS tllc .lcllcllt ol tt lm l lsloll .ls l tc lllllllll mulllllll Mls Mcf, llll flolll tllt C l.1s sm ll l lcllltx tt .lcllts lllstolv Oll 'l V lllll llSl s Sllllll llts 10111 C lsst ll IS gjllllll l pubs lll tllt ploc Xl llll llollcl L0llCllll0llS tllt xx lX llll X ,lu scllools s XL ll lll Il clllpllsllll Y cl.l lllS stllc LS .lssmlls st lll ot Llgllt tltlLlltlS lxollxlll lll tllls 1 lllult -lll ultllll LUIIIQ lllll to ku l l tllt us x lllolt x l ll ll t s lts tll lll ost cl ss ploluts llt some tllos clut llxtll lll lllSf0lX cl lssts xxltll tllt Lllllplldllllll ot EllEI,llSll tt lcllcrs dflftf. d to llclp Term plpc rs .lllcl 'ssax colltt sts pltpare stuclults fox tlle ollsl lugllt of sllllll lr lsslglllllr llfS tll lt .lll ut tllt m ln collt gc EVERY TEACHER looks forward wlth glee to that hugh point of each week the foculty meetrng After all lt s a chance to stay In the bulldmg a couple of extra hours d lt about the only chance that the members of the faculty get to see each other For thus DICTUYC we grouped four mem 1 QD l 26 'Ur is' ' .3-.- TALKING ABOUT world problems7 Never' More llkely Mr Phllllp Dolke social stuclles teacher and wrestllng coach ond Joe Kuhn Classens star grappler are dlscussnrlg a fayorlte wrestllna hold bers of the soclal studles department Mlss Lorene Mllam, Mass Martha Reece lfrom the Englnsh departmentl Mr Babe Mltchell Mr James Petree and Mrs Bernlce Hlbbert who also teaches Englnsh -Q. 0 o b'l E I Xi' 'K' K V I Y l 1 h L' I 1 1,1 1 I I' I Y . 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L Q., 4:51 E -1 xNQ Y 1 I rg ,l - , 'fa . .J ,npnl i ONE OF THE SUREST ways to spark unter est nn a soclology class as to bring In out snde maternal Madame Zeta ocal astrologer came to Classen to explaln the meanlng of the zodlac calender and to answer questions concernrng her occu patnon Mr Paul Cunningham holdlng the calendar teaches soclal studles and psy chology one half of the day The rest of 8 the day henperates an the old teachers lounge with administrative duties M.-mu o-a lg.. 27 MRS. MARY MCCAIN, who has been a member of Classen's faculty for two years, combnnes the lah at teachlng socual studnes In the ClO:S' room and an teleyisnon wlth that ot sponsorrng Youth of God, On her televrslan programs she uses her regular students to gwe reports and to explain the-lr displays made for socnal studles classes. These stu' dents, who have gust trmshed thelr show, are Jlm Stones, Conrad Mas- terson, Frank Carlyle, and John Swann. rs -,bs ORAL REPORTS are an mspf rtant rt t 1 merucan st y sses Mary L u Bratttly l I M entlrn rt the IIC enneth Jacl- n a rodent tc. c wer m Central State, C Inge ranced ly the tc t a he grading V7 3 , , . ' I I ,,I l 5 I al- , ' L X , ,. V .C 1 A . , A ' , . fm' pa o Ile A a ht ,or ' '- . K cla '3 TI, ll: tl 1 - Ott r f Class, wh Mr K :tt I E ' 'Z l - fra 1 f- 2 tp lf -I Iaalts sq- ent J -s gn per as Full Language Arts Language arts is a modem term devised to include the various courses in speaking and writing skills that the standard school offers. At Classen the language arts department includes joumalism, languages, composition, and speech education. The joumalism department, in charge of school publications, is divided in two sections, newspaper and yearbook. The Classen Life, our bi-weekly newspaper, has won more national honors than any other city school publication. Newspaper is a two year course, with the senior group writing the paper. The Orbit staff is chiefly responsible for the school annual, but this year they volunteered for extra duty and published a school directory also. Members of the staff are especially happy to be able to present the first full-sized Orbit since the recent school re-organization. Program Cffered In the language department, French, Spanish, Latin, and English are offered. Classen students study English, including literature and composi- tion, the six year they are here. In addition they may study four years in the other languages of- fered in the department. One interesting Classen innovation offers eighth graders a six weeks' sample course in each of the foreign language courses to test their interest and aptitude. The plan offers the students a chance to see if they will do well in languages before they waste a full year in a course that they are not suited for or interested in. The speech department offers full courses of study in beginning speech, debate, and dramatics. OBVIOUSLY SMILING and happy fthis is the third time we have taken this picture? are Mrs. Ann Fowler and Miss Lorraine Bell. The photographer tried to pacify them with a Pepsi, but the chance to sit down was much more effective. Mrs. Fowler teaches English and beginning Spanish, Miss Bell teaches senior English and sponsors the ,Y-Gs - Honor Society. R ' N'-wa UNLIKE STUDENTS, who have to pass notes in class to send information to their buddies, Classen's teachers have note boxes for their messages, Pick- ing up the latest poop sheets are Miss Mary Lois Wallace, English teacher, and Mrs. Estella Stinson, English teacher and financial secretary. HAVE A PROBLEM with Latin? The quickest way to find the answer is to ask the Einstein of Latin at Classen, Miss Ruth lmy friend Ermai Snell, other- wise known as Stinkie. Miss Snell is giving aid and comfort to Mary Nell Barker and Roger Clapp, both of whom certainly need it. MRS. BONNIE DESSAUER, debate coach, shows Clas- sen's highly honored debate team some of the tourna- ment dates. Members of the team Carol McCarty, Jack Love lcomedianl, Monty Hoyt, and Dick Cies. gt WHOEVER THOUGHT a tape recording machine would help a student with French. Mrs. Kathleen Ryan watches as Calvin Morrow and Sharon Honen listen to a few choice French words. This is 0 port of the new plan of language study, learning French more by ear than from a book. Publications Are Full Time Job GETTING CAUGHT nn a busmessluke pose IS usually em barrassnng to an Orbit staff member but the thought of lOO pages to go nn one week IS enough to sober even thus group Martha Mlller and Cindy Cartmell are varlfyrng the spellings of names whsle Sharon Noftsger seeks the expert opnnnon of WHY SHOULDNT the Llfe staff snt around and have a party After all the snlly old paper usnt even due tsl to morrow and they can always wnte the copy this afternoon The sponsor :sn t nn the room at the moment she has gone for more tranquullzers Seated Bob Pans lwnth foot? Leon 1 1 ,Z i in IT MAY NOT be good but the darned thang IS finished at last us the sentnment of Sue Stewart as she looks Over the shoulder of her co edutor Alsce Sulluvont Mnss Dorothy Butler us just happy to send one more Issue of the Classen Lnfe to press She knows that nts tume to start worryung Wulson Jody Dalton Donna Stephens and Gmger Garber Standmg Steve Fnsher sports edntor Alnce Sullnvant Bob Ande Pot Carter Vina Wlndes Susie Doolittle and Lloyd Muller Z 30 '-'L i. o o o . 1 1 ,w Y ' uv' - 1 ' 3 b , , Y N , Q 8 kin N I re , ' l X . . . . - ,, . , . , - ' 11 - - ' I ' I . . . , Gef1eWhitfle On the l0Y0Uf- about the nekt issue. Miss Butler also teaches English. 1 . . . . , - 1 . . I . I . I . , A ' r 4 I ' : g 1 I -1 4 1 I I A ' D 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 , T , l br A l 1 f - ' X . 'fu , 1 . Ur wr I, -v ALAS, THE LIFE of an Orbit pho- tographer ain't no party, moans Mark Birmingham. Mark is trying unsuccessfully to get Mrs. Maurine Paul and Sue Hoisington, these solemn faced ladies, to smile at the birdie. Sue doesn't practice what I she preaches. Anyone who has posed for Sue, who is a photog- rapher for the Orbit, may remem- ber her lecture an smiling, Mrs. Paul is a junior high counselorg she teaches advanced Spanish also. 1 4 REWRITING A PIECE of Copy which has lust been de clared a holy mess are Jody Dalton and Alice Sulli vant copy writers for the Orbit These happy hard working journalists write block copy and cutlines for the yearbook i, suv!-5 9 .1 UU ip 151 cg last week' What happened' screamed our dear year book sponsor, Mr Jim Fortenberry as he discusses a layout with editor Gloria Glenn Maybe Gloria is laugh ing because she knows who forgot to write the headline lMr F who also teaches yunior English will of course deny that he was even supposed to write that headline l N0 MATTER HOW serious she tried to look Sandy Jarvis couldn t convince financial manager Shirley Underwood that she had sold seven hundred copies of the student directory Martha Matthews who lust finished counting the money isnt very impressed wfth the story either And Sandy did need those points too f 2 Va ' V3- 1 . 7 U V- nw ,, - I , X Q - . tr A Q, 0H, s?-3Q-- ll thought this copy went to press 5 ' - I u A H . Q . .ij N G , I . . - . , -5 ' so , ' ' ' i ' . s f ' ' , . 3l Business Bralns Get The Know How XX ho knowsg Maybe Classens husmess educat1on department 1S the brrthplace of some of the future brgwrgs 1n the busmess world lntroductlon to busmess IS one of the SIX courses whlch are part of thc busmess educatlon program at Classen Thrs course explores the vrrrous courses ID husmess educatlon A student enrolled 1n rn rn troductron to husmess cl Iss studles 1 touch of book keeprng salesmmshrp frlrng shorthrnd .mdorgam zatlon of busmess Students who do well m thrs class are encouraged to enroll 1n the other courses offered 1n the dep rrtmcnt In the busmess machmes elisses students learn how to properly uses the drctrphone addmg ma chme and other mechanrcal devrces whrch 1 person who plans to enter the freld of husmess should know t1on department are bookkeeprng typrng shortl-1 md and busmess Englrsh YOU SEE, nt s thus woy ex ploms Mrs Julio McPheeters to o confused Whntney Wulft Mrs McPheeters IS helpung Whitney wlth o dxtflcult bus: ness English problem One good thlng about thus course us thot you dont have to glve ony book reports Whntney as stlll confused WATCHING THE BIRDIE Gnd not her typing students IS Mrs Betty Jackson bus: ness educotron Instructor sen nor closs sponsor ond sensor hlgh Student Councsl sponsor The two solemn faced typusts ore Lrndo Rucks ond Ednth Henschke - , 1 ,N . , . . , 1 2 Q . , .. , 1 ,' I .- ' . . , ' ck. 7 . v . 2 , . - how to operate. Other classes in the business educa- ' I 5 . 3 ii 7 ll - I - ll l I 'l Q ft 5 , . Q . PEERING OVER the shoulders of Eleanor Scott and Mary Sue Epperson as Mrs Carolyn Cluck typnng shorthand and busaness machlnes :nstructor Eleanor and Mary Sue are learnmg how to use the Monroe addung machune Mrs Cluck says they have along way to go ifiitixn ! 0 K-4 ,rt MRS MARY SUE BRANSON chaar rnan of the busuness educatuon depart ment glves a lnttle advuce to Jummy Ruchey a student teacher from Central State College Jnm has been observnng Mrs Branson s technuques and helpnng out when needed Sandra Hamnlton watches as the teachers gnve her paper the once over I l Q' wtf' ONE QF THE MOST pathetuc scenes at Classen us a 250 pound male teacher breaklng unto tears because he cant make the dvtto rnachune work Classen s buslness education teachers beung soft hearted drafted a few female students to and these be wnldered darlnngs Munute gurl Daruan Garrett to the rescue whsle Mr Petree snts ID the corner and sobs G' NN, 4' Ag GK ri 4 33 ,M . 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X , , LX Glrls Study Home Making Skulls JACK OF ALL TRADES staff member Shlrley Under wood went loplng up to the sewing room In hopes of get tnng a good shot of a dress benng fntted on a student lnstead of gettmg plctures she got the fascmatlng job of frttlng Jeanette Prlddys collar Forty three boys offered to help Suglr md SPILL md exerxtlunff mu rs Vlllt httle girls Ire made of md httle glrls md flour and needles flre uhlt 1 home economxcs clflss 1S made of But th It rs not qrute Ill th It gots lnto them Frrst you must h ue some te lchcrs ucll tftke XIISS Brueher md Mrs Irchlt ldd somt stu dents preferlblx httle glrls put thcm m :mu lug krtchen or 'ln ftttrfzctlve sexxmg room md thc re sult IS prettv clothes find good thmgs to elt Thls yeflr there were flllltf-3 11 fexs of e uh of thesc In the sewmg cl lsses this x err the su enth gr 1ClLI'S made lprons ind skrrts md the uqhth through tu elfth grfzders le lrned to use commclu ll plttc ms 'md mike lust wh it thev vs 'mted to mlke All of thls xeftr The coolxmg cllsses lt lrned to mild somt xcrx good thmgs to elt thls xc u' up on thtrd floor The seventh graders worked on a breakfast and hos p1tahty urut They also had a Chnstmas tea for then mothers Lunch menus wis the suhlect of studs for the elghth grflders thls Xelr Thex llso leumd hom to bike PICS and cflkes to put on tht se menus The senlor hrgh students xx orked on dmnels buffet suppers and pqrty servmg JERRY ANN McKNlGHT doesnt seerr' to be paymg much attentuon to Mrs Ethel Preble cookmg nnstructor ond Mnss Mary Burcher sewlng nnstructor as they explaun the new plans for the home economlcs de partment Could xt be that she ts fllrtlng wnth the Orbnt photographer? HELPING HER fellow classmate wnth the tednous task of hemmmg ns Janne Cox Shnrley Nettleton watches as Jome pokes puns In her prize opron Makmg an apron ns the furst project assvgned to o flrst year sewmg student ' I . 2 i 2 -1 ,., H ., L. ,Q . . A 2 , l . . E i , 1 1' 1 ' 1 1 '1 . ' . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 K 1' ' 1. 1 1. 1 1. , 1 1 ' , 2 I . . yy X . i .U .K . c 1 1. I Y. K , 1 x .' ' 4 1 ' K, 1 . ' 1 ' f 1 - . 1 ' 1. ' ' 1 1 '1 ' .' 1 1 ' , 1 A A ' 1 1 ' 1 ' .' 1 1 ' 1 I '1 1 . the sewing classes had 1i stvle show at the end of . 7 I ' J 'l.. .L X2 l'x .l ' lx 7 L . 2 . 'Ui . ' ? I 1 . . ni V s 1 J 1 . ' 1 . ' 1 5 1 N ' 1 I c 1. 1 '11 .'. ' ' . , ' .. ll ll ' - L 7 ' ' ' - 7 L A Q I . . . , , . A y Q 1 rd 1 A 1 NOFQFS1 , X-Ls 1 .9 34 vo A PRE1TY GIRL is like a melody, Donna Curtis, Nancy Medley, and Carolyn Curtis aren't exceptions. These three Comet beauties are preparing to make their entrance in the senior high sewing classes' style show. x07 EGAD, WHAT have I done? exclaimed Jolene Hendricks as she stirred some mysterious brew. Phyllis Britton and Susan Nash, her fellow conspirators, look on with anxiety as they also try to figure what the outcome will be. EAT, DRINK, and be merry is the mottoof Jann Lowther, Caro' Whatoff, Wanda Ellyson, and Fron Reeves os they consume the food they have prepared in class. Evidently one of the cooks lost her nerve when it came to eating her creation. 'La 'TZ'-7 ,,.d X MR TROY MILBURN nn charge of the prolectron ond woodwork classes exomnnes a magoznne rack mode by Llndley Glass Vocahons Attract IN THE OLD DAYS nf Dad was planmng to buy a new car he mlght let the knds learn to drlve on the old one But now we at Clossen Hugh School are dnvnng rn hugh style wuth o l957 red and whlte Belvadere Plymouth Dunng the course Mr Bull Jones drlvers educatron Meehanlc ll draxung vs oodwork met llwork typewrlter rep ur and the dm ers educ11t1on classes mike up the Industrul Arts dcplrtment of Classen Hlgh School A mother of one of Cl lssen s students tlklng woodwork mlght fmd her son bflllglng home pro f6SS1OH ll made looking booltshclx es tlhles llmps 'md x mous other ltems A Cl lssemte who chose met lhx orlx is one of h1s subjects xx ould spend most of hrs tlmc du elop mg hlS slull 1n m llung m lg lzlne r lclts dlnlng t rbles fmd elndle holders YY ant to be in lrchltect or enqmeerg If Vou do tllte mechlnlml dr mmg 'md get 1 good stlrt 1n your chosen fleld Tvpeurltcr repfnr IS the fourth sectlon of the Industr1 ll Arts dep lrtment Studtnts lr 1rn the cor rect w'1v to tllte lp lrt 'md rc p ur 1 broltcn m lchlne Dimiged mlchlnes from sex eril uty lngh schools frre sent to Cl lssens txpux rlttr Ilplll Lllsses for ox erh luhng Our dm ers cduc ltlon studtnts don t ClllVL iround ln IDX Nlodcl T Ford Tha students hue been blessed Wltll 1 19137 red Ind xxhmte Belx ldere Plymouth Large Enrollment structor explams the rnghts and wrongs connected wnth drnvnng a cor Sharon Coffee Sandy Spencer Paula McCarty and Sandy Brumfleld wnll pose wnth thus beauty lthe carl just any old tnme -gel. 1 ' .1 1 1' y 1 1 1 , , 1 , 4 a 1 - 1 ' 1 1 , . L C fav, ' 1 - ' ,. , 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 , 1 71 ' I 6 C K. . L 1 ' ' . '1 ' ' 1 ' - ' 1 v - 1 1 '- ' 1 x 1' - , ' 1 ' 1 1' 1 1 -' , 1 1 1 . 71 1 1 . ' ' x 1 1 A . 1 , M 1 1 1 -1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . - 5 11 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 '- 1 ' . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 7 4 l I 1 K 7 ' W ul ' x ' ' x ,171 ',,, ' M' f Q-.fel 1 1 '- 1- . X 3 J . 1 f. , .,,, . 1 11 ,fe ' . .1 . J 1 , 1 1 pf' ' I , C 1 1 . , ln- , A l H l l '1-1 -fshesf'wa ' I 1-1 , ---...-41. -' I, , A1 - .,. 1 W., 1... ' 9.415 H., , , y . , 1 X - 1 VS Q A Y 1 ' I 1 I 1 WHATS S0 FUNNY? Surely Marvin Owens drawing isn t that bad Mr Frank McKee mechanl cal drawing instructor and Charlene Butler one of the few females enrolled in the mechanical drawing class are getting quite a kick out of Mar vin s work Mr McKee teaches the fundamental steps connected with the course which prepares a student for advanced training in drafting M R C H E S T E R REEVES, metalwork instructor just thinks these wide eyed jun lor highers are inter ested in his educa tional demonstrations These little urchins are wondering if he ll hit or miss the rod 4 ,.,..-wL- AFTER AN intensive study of the damaged typewriters, Mr. James Millstead, typewrite re- pair instructor, and three of his solemn faced as- sistants, Phil Hobbs, Lee Gorrell, and Marvin Ted- der, find the only thing wrong with this machine is that somebody stole the ribbon. , 1 ,ivy vt My A. .1-E! , 5 - -if '., Ii 1 E ,-1' 9. .vp W if '1- .riag I 1 mf. vi., I 'Z'f,254C F7 I A xffxfqi - 732.2 Q,-.. .1o..j 95 - 1.153-, 5:5 5,5 ' f J f 5 . .g ,,, '- , A 1552, fig, ' g 3 ,. , , H x v. ' 'nf-' ' 1 i L?'f 'L T129 i j: ti:-in 'Cf . , S' - P . , , 1. 41- , tk gi !!-iq., ' ,v 1 9' , ' , Qstti N ,iE,qqpgf.'5,f f ' ' +11 Ff M1 . 1 ' Q . ,' g . 3 Q- 4 KV. Q19 . ,, if , iii any I f ' M' an-J 7 ' ' A um 7, . . xr? f 0 I 'yggiifi l ' ' 9 ' fo hyh ll 1 I ' M' Y - ,, ,, 1 44 3 , f ' 3 . ifg x 1 9 - - ' v rffgfageff? Qx S 4' - :- Q 5' J X ' Zi 'Q 4 ' K 5 -4 . gi' V f - ' ' Q ' f ' gk ' fu. x A -r ,. ' I GIRLS GLEE CLUB-Front Row: Jean Boles, Gail Battles, Nedeh Naify, Joyce Boyett, Mary Lamb, Loretta Myers, Georgia Harris, Harriet Moore, Marilyn Stewart, Jody Dal- ton, Janie Gardner, Vera Cordum. Second Row: Pat Cargil, Gerry Jones, Sally Lentenbrink, Carolyn Slaton, Janet Jordon, Sally Reynolds, Moretta Saar, Sharon Bosnyak, Nancy Medley, Charmagne Stevenson, Linda Jo Jackson, Vinita Bolster. Third Row: Suzanne Holmes, Carol Godfrey, Har- l uc if mona Moore, Linda Harris, Sharon Honea, Ann Forrester, Linda Bailey, Phyllis Massad, Dianne Neyland, Betty Rhodes, Pat Hallum, Judy Stilwell. Fourth Row: Jean Ford, Elaine Seay, Linda Ford, Suad Mussallam, Carol Bird, Sherry Hunt, Nancy Brook, Pat Sconnell, lrene Miha, Sandra Carlisle, Fran Evans. Fihh Row: Judy Cobbs, Polly Hoyt, Jaci Payne, Dee Furray, Jean Towe, Bonita Wilkerson. .fa . ' vii 932 4 t hd , Q --Q v l JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS-Front Row: Karen Walker, Beverly Jones, Judy Deakins, Roberta MacFarland, Del Jennings, Janet Akin, Doris Lamar, Barbara McDonald, Linda Horne. Second Row: Judy Reeves, Sara Hess, Sandie Riddle, Susie Jones, Edna Wotring, Paula Watson, Linda lntemann, Sandra King, Sherril Owen, Lucetia Ericson, Barbara Wisdom. Third Row: Brian Radcliff, Marion Beaver, Linda Hardaker, Vicki Woodward, Cherilyn Perry, Margie Clark, Sandra Coeley, Linda Walker, Gwen Hillier, Myrna Futrell. Fourth Row: Weldon Martin, Wayne Billbrey, Johnny Harris, Aubrey King, Herbert Bullis, James Gray, Chester Milligan, John Estes, Gerald Kraus, Kraig Kuete- man, Terry Schenk. STARE 'EM DOWN, PAT. They weren't a very good audience anyway. Pat and her co- stars Laurence Justice, Jack Love, and Tamara Long are wondering if this crowd left its sense of humor at home as they get three-fourths of the way through one of the performances of Kiss Me Kate. MAKING MELLOW MUSIC is an easy task for these Comet male musicians. John Scales, Ed Bowlby, Larry Minx, and Paul Justice have captured more than their share of honors in quartet contests. Wi 34 1 ffm, LW f' f 2 L .9 'ff L? r , of-14 '--...,.. BOYS' GLEE CLUB-Front Row: Susie Hayes, Jerry Shadid, John Tuma, Jimmy Foster, Lance Harmon, Larry Minx, Steve Collinson, Gerald Kraus. Second Row: Sam Hender- son, Ed Bowlby, John Copeland, Mark Birmingham, John Scales, Jimmy Gray, Mike Chant, Stan Estell, Third Row: Ward Fowler, Jack Morrison, Don Cupp, Lynn Collins, S4 HERE! HERE! Joanna Nayphe,you're not listening to Mr. John Holt's instructions. John Scales is quite entranced by a piece of music and evidently didn't notice the camera- man. Mr. Holt is the head of Classen's vocal music de- partment. Dan Wilson, Paul Justice, John Bryan, Harry Wolohan, Jack High. Fourth Row: Neil Underwood, Sidney Booze, Mike Naeher, Chuck Seward, Larry Cline, POuIRuSCl'1O, Monty Hoyt, Laurence Justice, Chester Finley, Kraig Kueteman. Mulligan, Mike xl 4 i HQ -1 x , f : .4 x , Y' V4 sifyg ' .,, .U ' L- P , . A di va 5 sg, .nh , - 'F A ,mal 39 'T fvw' IF-:ff lzwgil tg A MNQ if ' gun' i.'-A fm M , L 4 p-51 --.xv A A,f' ,M V, u W- M A f -U ' K X ' L y ,I A HW.. f'?:l3?? 1 .ff if 3 4 45? M Weitzman' Elvia Taylor Arden Stoehr Joan Gadbow Tommy Rowles Gary Jones Martha Seaton Jimmie Roberts Vernon Collins Jean Gadbow Ronnie Capshaw Bob Goodner Kay Johnson Fourth Row. Mr. James Burk Mike Parr Paul Bowman Jon Barrett Gary Byrd Fred Warner Lloyd Miller Joe Henderson Bob Paris Conrad Masterson Monte Floyd Dale Rose Peter Raiskums Maxey Adams John Campbell. vw. fngemgfex 13 ff as W ,,. Study the Year-Round TOTING THE two ton hat is drum maior, John Campbell. John, who is only a junior, led the Comet marching musicians forthe second straight year. Capable and industrious are the two words Mr. Burk, bond director, uses to describe John. The senior high advanced band, the junior high advanced hand, the Stardusters fClassen's dance handl, the senior high orchestra, and the junior high orchestra cooperated this year to give Classen students and patrons a steady diet of musical entertainment, from the marching programs during the football season to the spring concert series in the school auditorium. Probably the outstanding production of the year was the combined effort of the hand and orchestra in the Kiss Me Kate production. Mr. james Burk conducts the band classes while Mr. Edwin Keller directs the orchestras. 43 1 6 2 1 is 1 1 Z DANCE BAND-Front Row: Jack Hayden, Tom Rowles, Steve Miller, Frank Carlyle, Jerry Holt. Second Row: Vernon Collins, Ron Capshaw, Bob Goodner, Maxey Adams,John Campbell, Bob Paris, John Scales, Paul Bow- man, Nancy Dyer, Mr. James Burk. Crchestras Win Superior A FIDDLE AND BOW and do-si-dal Six serious members of the string section of the advanced orchestra are re- hearsing for the annual Classen Classics. The fiddlers are Roberta Hairfield, Cleta Greenhaw, Julie Kemp, Nancy Dyer, John Fears, and Suzanne Boyd. JUNIOR HIGH BAND-Front Row: Joyce Acree, Sandy Matthews Jeanne Kinnamon, Sandra McQuary, Karl Hill, Linda Mortensen David Horn. Second Row: Freda Scales, Nan Scott, Merrale Shadden Lynn Arnn, Joel Contreras, John Swain, Don Johnson, Davis Spencer LaNita Bolster, Charlotte Tillotson, Hillery Branson, Mike Schoap Frank Carlyle, Michael Wurtz. Third Row: Gregory Bodine, Bill Phil lips, Randy Morrison, Jeanne Wiley, Louis Schuneman, Jerry Spencer INTERMEDIATE STRINGS-Front Row: Mary Steffenson, Gloria Low, Carol Rowles, Maralynne Thomas, Danni Adams, Richard Cook, Alan Scott. Second Row: Robert Wood, Phillip Bird, David Nemeyer, Claire Sleeper, Mr. Ed Keller, Kay Scott, Candy Contreras. Ratings in Slate Contests David James, Keith Hill, Hal Boatman, Linda Poag, Nancy Morrison, Sarah Britton, Andy Dantes, Jimmy Woods, Clyde Lynn, David Ripley, Richard Armstrong, Curtis Britton, Gary Jones, David Hall, Steve Phillips, Jimmy Roberts. Fourth Row: Mr. James Burk, Mike Parr, Gary Byrd, Bobbye Chastain, Nancy Dyer, Bob Tanner, Jimmie Furnash, Jimmy Sorick, Conrad Masterson, Al Sviestins, Johnny Owen, Dale Rose, Bob Dyer. HEY, YOU with the comet in your hand. I do believe you've been hit- ting a few sour notes, yells Guy Frasier Harrison. Mr. Harrison, can- ductor of the Oklahoma City Sym- phony Orchestra, is giving instructions to members of the All-City Symphony, which gave a performance at Classen 45 WTQ SECTION LEADERS - Front Row: Lynda Duncan, Chris Christenberry, Sharon Hammonds, John Kemp, Ann Stafford. Second Row: Carol Rowles, Jimmy Shahan, Tisha Johnston, Nancy Dyer, Suzanne Boyd. REALLY, MR. BURK. Your idea is excellent, but I don't think we should change Bach's masterpiece without consulting him lwhich of course is impossibIe7, says Mr, Edwin Keller. Mr. Keller is in charge of the or- chestra, and Mr. James Burk teaches band. 'tif SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA-Front Row: Carol Rowles, Roberta Hairfield, Judy Henry, Jimmy Shahan. Sec- ond Row: Cleta Greenhaw, Sue Williams, Barbara West, Betty Prog. Third Row: Vicki Yoes, David Horn, Gayle Good- ner, Jack Hayden, Bill Warner, Richard Johnson, Nancy Dyer, Guy Parkhurst, Tisha Johnston, Julie Kemp, Bob Goodner, John Looney, Ronnie Capshaw, John Fears, Suzanne Boyd. Fourth Row: Mr. Edwin Keller, Paul Bowman, Joe Henderson, Kenneth Bell, Suzanne Holmes, Maxey Adams, John Campbell, Peter Raiskums, Larry Gausman. WATCHING FOR the signal from the conductor to begin her next piece is Carol Rowles. Carol is first chair violinist and concert master in the senior high school orchestra. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA-Front Row: Lynda Beth Duncan, Nancy Gausman, James Boyd, Chris Christenberry. Second Row: Minnette Frizzell, Cynthia Roberts, Naiwa Musallam, Beverly Rhodes. Third Row: Gayle Goodner, John Simpson, Phyllis Miller, Danny West, Gary Hines. Fourth Row: Billy Musick, James Dark, Vicki Yoes, Kathi Harris, David Horn, Linda Mortenson, Freda Scales, Nan Scott, John Kemp, Barney Holden, Sharon Hammonds, Mikell Rieder, Ann Stafford. Fifth Row: Mr. Edwin Keller, Gary Byrd, Mike Parr, Bobbye Chastain, Charlotte Tillotson, Hillery Branson, Dale Rose, Gary Jones, Jimmie Roberts, Leroy Branum. 47 THIS CLASS of paint brush pushers is tack- ling its daily assignment with the true spirit of eager beavers. From the Classen art classes have come some of Oklahoma City's top award winning artists. SLAVING AWAY in the paint jar jungle is on ambitious artist, Monty Patterson. ln the background are a few finished products drawn by some talented Clossenites for city and state art contests. MUCH to the disgust of her students, Mrs. Elsie Little demonstrates the uses of the black board and chalk by writing an assignment on the board. Mrs. Little teaches art and English. S. 9 Artists Score in Competition , ,W -an 'bw IF WE ONLY knew what Charlotte Frisby was doing we could write a caption, l ' 1 ' ---- My, isn't that a lovely seven-up bottle. WHO KNOWS but what one of these student artists might become another Rembrandt. Wondering what would hold a group of junior high pupils' attention so long? Why these busy little bees are drawing pic- tures of their unsuspecting art instructor. lik? , Have you ever wondered what talented person drew thc scenery for that certain school play or who thought up and painted that clever poster adver- tising the big football game? Nine times out of ten youill find the pupil behind the paint brush is an art student. Classcn art students are the constant target of frantic committee chairmen who plead, Could you possibly draw me a such-in-such by tomorrowlw And like the dependable person he is, the artist will slave all night and have the poster ready for the chairman in the morning. This year, with the help of Mrs. Eloise loslyn, art students have formed a Sketch club. This cluh has omitted the regular rules of a club. The art group hasnt any set meeting day or officers. Vllhen the sun is shining and it looks like a good day for sketching the club members grab their paper and paint and travel to some scenic spot in the city. 'ft f W ,4 -Q ll V 1 'I ' Y ' , ' .04 5 . I ' l -Q - ' and one A DROP OF BLUE a speck of red a touch of green never knows what one might come up with Mixing their secret formula for a new color are Mrs Eloise Joslyn art instructor and Ann Jenkins 49 if J -'. s. . ,MM i+2'W- X ln the modern high school, physicaleducation is more than just exercising. Besides offering stu- dents a chance to stay physically fit, the pro- gram gives experience in competition and furnishes a rallying point for school loyalty. Clossen is one of the few schools in Okla- homa offering physical education in the eight fields recommended by the NCAA. e .rg 1 HEAD COACH Robert Mlstele demonstrates a good qulck handoff whsle members of the Comet backfneld look on Ken McNevl takes the ball Interested onlookers are Max Wilson Chuck Nye Ben Graham Gordon Van Horn, Jon Blalack Jack Hayden Jnm Gleason Bull Bozarth Tum A ,4 ima. Allen Andy Johnson and John Cobbs The boys apparently learned thenr lesson well the Comets were not shut out once thus season and most of the games were hugh scorlng contests Jack Hayden was nominated to the Llttle All Amerlcan backfleld THE COMET STARTING TEAM the Ime BnlIWarner Gene Campbell and Rlchard Mauldln The backs Blll Bozarth, McFadden George Dahnke Terry Head Dwnght Terry Jnm Ken McNeal Tum Allen and Jack Hayden L 4- 51,500-f I 2 if Q-wig 1' '4 ,,. ,. ff? yi. pq 'fr' T' 'sw J ,ow 'fri 52 ,sl 'f'i11?4:2 N 2 MMM ' , 1 . A V r V, h 5 Q V A k ' sl-' f 1- . '-, ., 1' Fu- U 1. , - . F 1.4 - ' -' ' ' 7 ' ' ' -JESSE' ff ,Mvfsn M , - - A . ' - ,,.1-A ' M fi,-'Trl - 9' .1- - ' 1 ' ,,. .' Af. ' Y - X if 'E 1 . W1 ' . .,f,e,'.w., ' ' 1, . ' - , ff' -' ' 41, 1 9 - IQ fv.wff.f ' 1 , 'V A K . 'xy Vx 'L V .. s ,ill . ML l11ZVVa,.ir,k ,W 511 , 5 a 1 ni f -K ' ' -.1.,.11l g' , -. - L. w,Q-91.Mf,ew1'- 1' , 1 1 1 - - I 1 - 1 1 - 11 - - I I . I . 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' 1. .Effl- fc' 10,1 .1 fr ,, .1 Q sf, +L., ,. , L . 1 , ,, M x . . K . 1 1 Q - f, W- ,'mf?1b'k, . . 1- ' s ' - - .1 'M' . xl, ' ' M2 fic' N1 ,MY ,, N -S':ef 'Q J C . ' ' 'f' 5 .rf -A '-E27 ' T' ff- W P V 'inf 'F 'f' 1 ff f'f'1-'Q Pf'f '11L . 3 ' 1 1 , ' - n ,1'f3 .2 , 2' an , gl, 1 Y 55 Qs' 'MS'2f,g3+ Iniuries Spoil Conference Hopes In Classen's second football season as a six year school, the Comets, under the direction of head coach, Bob Mistele, climbed a few mugs in the Conference ladder, but finished with the same overall record as in 1956. The 1957 season has to be counted a success be- cause it was the second big step in the athletic comeback of Classen. A linecoach, Lonnie Gilli- land, was added to take some of the load off the shoulders of Mistele and assistant coach Harvey Tedford. With the unexpected coaching help and invalu- able experience gained by seniors in their third year of varsity ball, the Comets fininshed in a four-way tie for second place in the Capital conference, itself only in the second year of existence. The Comets started off fast, hit their peak in the fifth game against U. S. Grant, sputtered against Harding and by the seventh game, with Central, had come to a full halt. Of the eleven starters in the Grant tussle, only four were suited up for the Cen- tral game and only three could play. By the time to play Elk City, five of the regulars were back in action and Classen won, 26-7. But the rally was shortlived and the Comets lost the final two games. 53 FOUR MEMBERS of the Comet squod received serious injuries tprobobly fell in front of onrushing enemy Iinemenl ond were not present for the picture taking session. To stop their teors, the staff took this special mug shot. Here in oll their glory pre Horold Moon, Neil Underwood, Dole Rooch, ond Jim Foley. TIM DIDN'T GET a chance to pass the ball on this play, so he did the next best thing-run like mad. He didn't get a touchdown, but he did catch the backfield oft guard and got around end for a good gain before running into this gentleman. T WITH S0 MANY members ofthe varsity squad grad- uating, the coaches must look to the junior high squad for replacements to build the '58-'59 team. With making the team as their motto, members of this iunior high team worked out long hours and played a good rough schedule to get the needed experience. Front Row: Cecil Ceasar, Tony Redbird, Norman Woods, Jerry Wright, Floyd Jameison, Richard Arm- strong, Joe Richards, Steve Ziegler, Bill Carter, and Terry Gaynor. Second Row: Raymond Meade, Jimmy Wynn, Robert Kayhe, Mike McCarty, Mike Parr, Larry Bowman, Marc Appleton, Cloyce Underwood, Jerry Burbridge, Don Moon, Charles Baird, Bobby Slater, and Bill Meigs. Third Row: Coach Phillip Dalke, Gary Byrd, Robert Jones, Charles Tompkins, Ronald Ward, Roger Burris, Butch Thomas, Wendell Ellis, Robert Owens, Fred Dalton, Robert Kirk, Bob Phillips, Larry Ward, Robert Jackson, Howard Moore, Jerry Gates, Larry Thomason, Dickie Stone, Dennis Wehba, manager, and Shelby Scott. ANY ORDINARY player would bite the dust on this play, but not our hero Jack Hayden. Jack wiggled, sauirmed, slip- ped, and stiff-armed his way across the goal line for six more points. We needed them too, for Northeast rallied for fourth quarter scores and came close to tying the score, Below: Collisions like this have a way af taking some of the fire out of a player, but the fans usually moan be- cause the play wasn't good for that desperately needed first down. THE RECORD WON 4 LOST 6 Classen 6 Blackwell 26 Classen 19 Capitol Hill 26 'Classen 44 Southeast 0 'Classen 34 Northeast 28 'Classen 20 U. S. Grant 6 'Classen 12 Harding 46 'Classen 12 Central 20 Classen 26 Elk City 7 'Classen 7 Marshall 14 Classen 18 Dallas Jesuit 27 'Conference Game OUTSTANDING LINE play is a necessity for any team that hopes for o winning sea- son. The big improvement in the Comet team this year over last season's was in the line, Line coach Lonnie Gilliland and Coach Harvey Tedford worked primarily with this group, teaching them how to get there first and hardest. Front Row: Mr. Harvey Tedford, coach, Fred Warner, end, Gene McFadden, tackle, Terry Head, guard, Dwight Terry, center, Jim Campbell, guard, George Dahnke, tackle, Richard Mauldin, end, Mr. Lonnie Gilliland, coach. Back Row: Jim Foley, end, Gene Whittle, guard, Alex Thomas, tackle, Steve Clark, guard, Bill Warner, guard, Joe Kuhn, guard, Larry Ford, guard, Gary Frans, tackle, Irvin Horwitz, guard, Mike Morgan, end, Dick Cheatwood, tackle. L Y ford speaks durmg timeout rn the Classen freldhouse Iden tnfrable boys are Mark Jernlgon 1333 and Larry Ford 1483 both juniors In the background are St Mary s players who dropped 55 46 decnsuon to the Comets 56 SENIOR FRED WARNER goes up for hrs favonte crap shot agalnsf Northeast In the Comets 67 43 vnctory as Rack Mauldm 1473 and Chester Kyle of Northeast look on ALL EYES ARE centered on Rack Mauldm 1473 of Classen and Don Roberts 1353 of Hardlng Classen ballplcyers are John Looney 1403 to the rlght Mark Jernrgon 1333 and Jack Hayden 1353 Classen won the game 34 29 In a surprnse vlctory over the Eagles Capltal Conference champions .,, , 16 ' A A X , 1 1 ' me Q 1 3 sl' BALLPLAYERS 'ARE-all ears as Comet coaoh Horve Ted- ,. . I 3 ' I 1 , ' f BASKETBALL TEAM-Front Row: Dwight Terry, John Park, Hardy Reed, Ken Brock, Charlie Dickinson, Doug Todd, lrvin Horwitz. Second Row: Ben Franklin, Jim Kirk, Warren Stubbs, Gene Beaver, Donald Cupp, David Turpin, Marshall Steeds, Wayne Ellyson, John Looney. Third Row: Max Paul, Rick Mauldin, Larry Ford, Johnny Stamatis, Fred Warner, Mark Jernigan, Steve Fisher, Tim Allen, Jack Hayden, Harold Moon, Coach Harvey Tedford. CLASSEN BASKETBALL COACH, Harvey Tedford, is shown here going over Comet defenses prior to the Grant game. Tedford led Classen to a 9-I2 season record. .'? Roundballers Hit The Victory Trail If success is determined hy rate of progress, this past haskethall season must certainly he called a whopping success. Classen, doomed to the cellar before the animal Capital conference race hegan, finished in the first division and had a definite say so in the outcome of the title scramhle. The Comets can proudly say that two of their five league victories came at the expense of the one-two teams, Harding and Klar- shall. The Comets were the only team to down hoth of these city powers. The final victory completely knocked Marshall out of consideration for the crown. But more important than this: Classen scored a complete reversal of the dope sheets, going from an 0-22 season in 1956-57 to a very respectable 9-12 record this year. Classen started out the year as if it was going to he a replay of last go around's miserahle showing. After a homecourt victory over Catholic, the Comets proceeded to lose their next five games, four of them conference tussles. But here Classen came to life. Revenge victories over Harding and Central were followcd hy three disheartening losses, to Anadarko, Crant and Southeast. The Comets finished the sea- son fast and gained victories over Catholic, South- east, Marshall, Casady, St. Marys and Northeast. Ten hoys earned letters. Mark Jernigan, Steve Fisher, Rick Blauldin, john Looney and johnny Stamatis lettered for the first time to join veterans Fred XVarner, jack Hayden, Maxie Paul, Larry Ford and Tim Allen. Six of these will he hack next year. 57 SENIOR JACK HAYDEN shoots a layup on a solo dash agomst Northeast nn the Comet fneldhouse 1957 58 BASKETBALL Classen Opponent St Mary s Casady Cathohc Hardlng Central Northeist Anadflrko U S Crlnt Cathohc U S Crmt ohn N1 xrshall Northelst St Maws Casady El Reno Hfirdmg Anadtrko Southcxst Cgntral Southelst 'll GRANT S JOE GIBBONS attempts to block a shot by Harold Moon of Classen The Generals won the game 38 29 JOHN LOONEY Clossen lunlor looses a lumpshot agomst Anadorko an o 58 46 loss to the Warnors 59 , ' g 4 J 4 4 X 'L l l 55 . ' 46 40 41 27 ' 25 48 ' 58 46 57 51 Iohn Marshall 6:2 50 . 71 40 1 46 37 . . 1 33 35 ' - 34 29 . . 2 38 63 I . 1 ' 48 67 1 1 a 43 43 . 1 ' 60 60 29 36 52 34 . ' 29 46 ' z 58 54 1 47 41 f ' 40 41 a ' 47 - f l Fifa TRACK TEAM Front Row Gordon Van Horn Merle Banks Bobble Bradwoy Ha dy Reed Cha he Nye Se ond Row J m Cro b c s y Morvrn Owen Dlcke Hull Ben Graham Harry Hal comb Andy Johnson Tlurd Row Leon Walson John Looney Joe Kuhn Warren Stubbs Gene McFadden Coach Lonnre Gallnland Q,-XA eams Practice for Sprung Sports The cast IS the same but the muslc IS drfferent Classens baseball team shows only two new faces transfers from out of town They lom all the prm clpals from last ye rrs team wlnch tred w1th ohn Marshall for the second rung on the Clplt ll Con ference ladder Lrst year the Comets won thelr flrst four games and then faded Thls year they repeated the w1ns but wrth a veteran team Classen has an excellent chance of grabbrng off the frrst conference sports champlonshlp for the school by keeplng the1r NV1IlDlI'lg record throughout the season Eleven boys who lettered on the 1956 squad returned for the present season They are rnfrelders Irvrn HOI'WltZ Dale Roach and Fred Wamer outflelders ack Hayden Dwmght Terrv and Max Paul catchers George Drhnke and 1m Foley and pltchers Trm Allen Brll VVarner and Mark Iemlgan These boys are bolstered by the addltlon of Curt Booher and Bob VVoodward from ones Oklahoma The coach IS Robert Mxstele, head football coach and former professlonal baseball player The Classen tennls team, under the drrectlon of coach Phlllxp Dalke, has won four of their flrst f1V8 matches and w1ll retum the entxre team next season The netrnen are Ronald Bagan, DaV1d 60 Turpm ohn Park Dlck Fowler Tom Bowles Puryear and R1Ck Mauldm Wrestlmg IS 1n 1ts second blg year of reburld mg here at Classen and has tlken several gl ant steps toward becommg one of the blg sports Nme boys earned O monograms th1s year on the mat and elght of them wrll be here agam next season The only grappler leavrng rs graduatrng senlor captam Bob Ande Back for another go around wlll be lumors Terry Brewer ames Crosbx Drck Hodges oe Kuhn and Gene N1cF1dden md sophomores Merle Banks and Ben Graham Bay Meade was the only freshman to letter The Comets were handl capped by the loss of undefeated heavywerght Kuhn rn mrdseason Kuhn came back after an appendec tomv and a loss of 70 pounds to place second ln the state champronshrp regron rls The golf team IS coached bv Harvey Tedford and rncludes Don Cupp, Tom Haney, ack Love, Lee Gorrell, and Phxl Hobbs The Classen track team IS 1n 1tS blllldlflg vear xuth coach Lonme Gll hland at the helm The boys are gettmg valuable work whrch wrll help them m football, basketball, and wresthng 1 G 15, G T V r ' , r' f ' x ' V V , ' 'ii : i , f Q YA , fi I . ' V 1 -if . ' . . . ' - T a -4 at .. - e s 5, .ft st 4 . T ak, .f ' , . A in F Q K 7 A. H K I ,Xl M , I -g J Vryk A . . T ' ' ' 1 -Q. X W' . '. V 1 T ix 1, If ' NX ry v xv? 4' ,. ' 'rs n 4 K, ' K N x'7 GNZJ V a S, Q I. , ,QM .. ' if X' .,,.,r V at fa'-ae , 5 ' 51' 0 o , ' ' ' ' - UI , ' , ,Jon L . . . , , ' . ' . if ' A l ,n I ' . .. 1 . 1 - 1 , Y ' cr ,, ' . 1 ' . . . . L N- I . I A ,Il , 'VS ' 1 ' I , . ' 1 , 2 . , 7 I 9 I , ' - ' I 7 s H 1 ' ' , C I Q i. ' 1 I. I U, ' - LL 1 L lc 1. l' TENNIS TEAM Front Row Tom Rowles Ronald Ragan John Park Second Row David Turpnn .lon Pur year Rlck Mauldnn The tennis team us coached by Mr Phnllup Dalke HAVING T0 PRACTICE msude be cause of bad weather doesn t seem to have cramped the style of sensor trackman Andy Johnson THE GOLF TEAM clowns It up for the Orbit photog rapher The team us made up of Jack Love Tom Haney Don Cupp Lee Gorrell and Phul Hobbs They made an excellent showlng un clty tournaments thus year i IQ. O '12, he f nm '12 W -1 LOOKS LIKE EVERYBODY clears out of the gym when semor Harry Holcomb practnces throwung the discus Wonder nf they're worried about hug asm? 3 1 ' A -, I I , , 9 I .. A . .4 . , I I 2 .r I I I - II ,' I .I IW I I 3 If . -4 1 ,,, Q , I AI 5, A I 4 X'-, I ... k'V'ff:Q'f'f3 Y' f tn Q Q u ' L ,J CZI. I I LWIII X I , V ' I ' 1 wif , . ' . M' WZ' ,' M,,,,,.,, , V . '. 1 if-Ma. ' 'L fl M , fl- JM - ,gifs-af. in 2,.2,'f2'1w Y , 5 f 233127 , I I I IJ 3551? gxrgfezi , ,,,,.'5.1I5f-, 3 fx V A' ' C Q .3f9fgQz'm,1, ..- If' I 421: ,2 W- A ' 11 6 1' X A . , P ' 4 gp I. ' l 1 , 1 1 - K ,- . I 5 X . -. 4 C l 555 y,55f 5551. b,Jc ' X: hun! Mic ld ' B55 K y.55f4 N, -65' X -M 1 -S A 5: X, Sf x, I, A555 7 me '-qw, tif' BASEBALL TEAM Front Row Curt Baaher Jack Hayden Terry Max Paul Tlurd Row Coach Bob Mnstele Johnny Tum Allen Bob Woodward Doug Todd Second Row Bull Stamatls Steve Fisher Bull Warner Mark Jernigan Fred Bozarth Jlm Foley George Dahnke Al Thomas Dwight Warner Dale Roach lrvln Harwutz Camel Nlne Wms Champlanshlp 0531? I QPSSU 'Q 95 J I' ful WRESTLING TEAM Front Row Terry Brewer Merle Banks Bob Ande lcaptaml Paul Hanson Ray Meade Second Row Larry Bowman Gene Mc Fadden Jae Kuhn Ben Graham, Jnm Crosby The wresthng coach vs Mr Phllllp Dalke 62 l m qt - - 7 , I Y 1 .., ff, A - A 'vfy ' H.. ,- W4 I XX, L 'X f' -X if M x -. f A F W ' ml? 45 QS ' Nl 'V T' 1 3' 1 Q L . M . .. F 'alt TLM A N u- l ' fs' f f X- 'U ' ' X A v f xy l I - ' 1 Q 3 -. ' 1 , N I N 2 I i 4 , 1 h 5 lr-H J D I , W Y s K T' ' v ,gi 'J ,I Q fs N V K'-1' . . My n 1 , ' W 5 it Q' T tx 5 gif A W am fo all of 4 - .E Q . F V ,Q l Qu: I - , ' ' 'V , A l L ,, , l Q , T K' ,f A ' gg, - Q 1 I T S . 2 if 0 a o 0 , Hs rg r V, I E U fa..y y Q9 A ., ' Q' , 4, -'ug T tJofes.yJ, L ,L any A , '33 - ,J i 9 S 6 e , T 0 x X W l 5 l . , ' f il : T DALE ROACH shows hitting stance that has won ham top pinch hitting chores for the Comets as Bull it-M' Bozorth sneaks up from behind Asleep on the 'H- right isAl Bigman Thomas ANYONE WHO COMES up against Classen s three stor pitchers Dwight Terry Bill Warner and Tim Allen wauldn t have a chance lWho would against three of them7J 'inn-1. 5 its WRESTLING COACH Phil- lip Dalke prepares Terry Brewer and Paul Hanson for a little grappling from the referee's position. 63 fX Girls' Teams Are Real Winners STRAINING TO catch that high fly is Jean Bonney, first baseman. You can sure tell the photographer posed this picture. Jean is left handed and wears a left handed glove. In the picture she has on a right handed glove and is attempting to catch the ball lwhich wasn't even comingl with her right hand. YOU SEE, I was right about that rule, says Miss Joan Woodruff. Mrs. R L, Hoover is reading the basketball rule book to make sure. Miss Woodruff and Mrs. Hoover instruct girI's physical education and sponsor the Girls' O Club. Girls, girls, and more girlsl So what else would you find in Mrs. R, L Hoover's and Mrs. Ioan Wood- ruff's sixth hour teams class. These are quite special girls, for few female groups could win as many honors as the Comet team has received this year. In softball, they capped the regional title before bad weather prevailed and prevented the city cham- pionship playoffs. A final game with Capitol Hill will be played later in the year. Volleyball was next, and the Comets were on their way to another city cham- pionship when they were defeated in a close contest with the Northeast Vikings. After winning the remain- ing volleyball games, the Comets plunged into basket- ball. Although this was only the second year the Classen girls have played, they came through with a respectable record. The swimming team finished fourth and fifth, respectively, in the city and state meets. Lee Booth also managed to break a state record in the backstroke. Table tennis, badminton, and tennis are on the spring agenda as the Orbit goes to press. The girls are hoping to snag some city and state trophies in these sports as they made an exceptional showing last year. T75 IT'S VOLLEYBALL season again, and the balls need to be filled with air. Making a game of it, Susie Hayes times Gloria Glenn as she pumps air into the ball. Janet Johnson holds it for her, while Judy Craig and Sandy Connelly, holding another ball, await their turn. WQQ , . if , ,,,f .nl . THE TUNNEL was a novelty for the girls' sports classes this year. Because of a new addition to the television studio, the outside entrance to the girls' gym was blocked. In order to allow the girls access to the outside world, a tunnel was constructed. Coming out of the doorway are Alice Russell, Ann Miller, and Linda Ford. GIRLS WHO MADE the teams in any one of the sports in which Classen competed are: Front Row: Linda Ford, Sandy Connelly, Andrea McElderry, Barbara Bryan, Ann Appleton, Gael Holcomb, Cindy Cartmell, and Shirley Brown. Sec- ond Row: Carolyn Curtis, Janet Johnson, Gloria Glenn, Jean Bonney, Barbara McMurray, Bonnie Carothers, Susie Hayes, Ann Johnson, and Judy Cobbs. Third Row: R L Hoover, Nancy Smith, Lee Booth, Judy Craig, Louise Coats, Betsy John- son, Martha Bell, Kerin Kevin, and Joan Woodruff. ,, 1 ,4 I if, i' If y' ' i J 41, if-Y i i-'Fl li 1,9 -nf S- .4 A -l 1--U L 4 :Q - . rf 'i - i 4 '5 - KL 65 Physical Ed ls Work, but lt's Fun YOU CAN'T play tennis with your eyes closed, but it looks as though Cindy Cortmell and Jean Bonney are trying awfully hard. Maybe that's why all the tennis balls end up on the roof of the school. 4 X1 3 ,S X -5-R THE CHARACTER cutting up in front of the camera is Carolyn Curtis. Watching their fellow badminton player are Janet Johnson, Judy Craig, Sandy Connelly, and Gloria Glenn. Janet, Judy, and Sandy all play singles, while Gloria and Carolyn make up CIassen's lone doubles team. DON'T THEY look ferocious? The table tennis lor, if you prefer, ping- pongl players are finally assembled in one place ot the some time. All ready for a game are Linda Harrington, Shirley Brown, Betsy Johnson, Linda Ford, Ann Appleton, Gael Holcomb, and Nancy Means. KERIN KEVIN has just realized that she's out on the end of the diving board with her clothes on. Don't worry, Kerin, Betsy wouldn't think of pushing you off, would you, Betsy? Sitting on the side of the pool are Nancy Means and Lee Booth. Perched on the diving board are Louise Coats, Ann Johnson, Betsy Johnson, and Kerin Kevin, . - 1 GRC? We WGH Orbit Queen In an all-school election, Nancy McNatt was selected from a group of five girls to wear the crown of the 1958 Orbit Queen. The queen was presented with the first 1958 yearbook and a bracelet at her Coronation. Nancy's attendants were DeAnn Clay- pool, Carolyn Curtis, Sherri Miller, and Betsy Newcomb. The five candidates were nominated by the members of the Orbit staff. Nancy has served as secretary of the Student Council, presi- dent of the Classette pep club, and 1957 Meteor Queen. She has also been active in the Girls' On Club, chorus and speech activities. DeAnn Claypool Carolyn Curtis Sherri Miller Betsy Newcomb I? , J WZ?-1 ii irfgi lt J, Senlor Hugh Foofball Queen J ,A 7'WJ5,Lf Senior Hugh Basketball Queen Jeanne e C O fi 1, err nn c ni 2 . . . .1 ' 5 K ?' A .SZ W!! Mefeor Queen Cfyff Blue .lackef Queen K 9064 .Nayclen Man of Disfincfion C7 JUM Jumor Hugh Basketball Queen QD al .lunlor Hugh Football Queen .SQ ,jsle cle on anne? Chorus Kung and Queen big We C0171- J In QLGJOIE Frlendshlp Princess and Prlnce 'x l J' WHERE ELSE but at Classen could you find four more distinguished looking ladies than Sherri Miller, Betsy Newcomb, DeAnn Claypool, and Carolyn Curtis, Orbit Queen attendants. the l958 School Royalty pf! SNEAKING BACK into the building after a coke break on class time are the four pep club queen attendants: Libby Pless, Meteor Queen attendant, Louise Coats, Blue Jacket Queen attendant, Judy Blankenship, Blue Jacket Queen attendant, and Tamara Long, Meteor Queen attendant, Louise, stop acting like you're studying. Dr. Lillard won't fall for that act. A SHINY FORD convertible and seven lovely girls would make any mole stop and look. Perched upon the new auto are: Jann Lowther, Football Queen attendant, DeAnn Claypool, Football Queen attendant, Judy Blankenship, Football and Basketball Queen at- , tendant, Tamara Long, Basketball Queen attendant, Carolyn Curtis, Football Queen attendant, and Louise ff Coats, Football Queen attendant. A--,vi 4 .. w. x I 2-f lf.. , WW s. , y ng Q '11, H , WOULDN'T YOU like to be the lucky teacher who has the l957-58 Junior High Basketball and Football Queen attendants sitting an his desk, The attendants are Jan Brown, Jeannette Dummeyer, Linda Howe, and Jan Jernigan. F1 76 - w,4.1,f,'t 1 if as Bll YIPEE! Look what chick I just lassoed. Bert Hayes, top cowhand at the Chuck Wagon supper, practices his roping on Jerry Ann McKnight, top cowgirl. The senior class sold the most tickets to the uv B4 'o supper so Jerry and Bert, the senior candidates for the cowhand and cowgirl, won the titles. MAN, this is the life! Surrounding their beau, Jack Hayden, are Comes Sharon Nottsger, Charlene Butler, Sue Chech- ovsky, Linda Livingston, Shirley Under- wood, and Martha Miller. fBoys, all it takes is one of those all-state letter jackets.l HEY, WE'VE got the bestest king in the land, sound off Starlet cheerleaders Jody Barnes, Donna Fabian, Roberta McFarland, Barbara Campbell, Jan Jernigan, and Jan Brown. Eddie Chechovsky, the center of all this attention, looks a little embarrassed. x - ANYONE FOR A PEPSI? Harriet Lunsford, Marilyn Henderson, and Harriet Morris, Rocket Queen attendants, stop for some liquid refresh- ment between classes. , Q Barrett Muller Wm Gold Medals .lon Barrett Anton H Classen Medol of Honor Gaylord Phnlonthroples Award-mothemotlcs and chemistry Sherri Muller Anton H Classen Medol of Honor Gaylord Phllonthropues Award-mathematics and physics Those students who make outstandmg progress ln thelr college work are usually the ones who got a good start m hlgh school They leamed early to work and to study and to use theu tnme to the greatest advantage 1n both thelr class work and extra currxcu lar pursults Therefore senlor awards are cherlshed by the wmners not only as rewards for work well done but as an 1nd1cat1on of success to come m the rough educatlonal challenge facmg them Smce the flrst class graduated from thlS school the most coveted awards have been the Anton H Classen Medals of Honor Among the other awards for whlch students compete eagerly are the two Anton H Classen awards for boys and the two Ella D Classen awards for g1rls the Gaylord Phllanthroples awards ln mathematlcs and chemlstry and mathe matlcs and PhyS1CS the C1v1tan Good C1t1zensh1p award the Sears Roebuck Foundatxon scholarshmp and the Lynn Rlggs Engllsh award by the Classen PT all . . I . . . , a I I 3 A. it 2 78 Honors Awarded Top Scholars .leon Bonney Ella D. Classen Award Jock Love Anton H Classen Award Harry Holcomb Anton H Classen Award Carolyn Cook Ella D Classen Award Denon Gorreh' Sears Roebuck Foundahon Scholarshup Alon Tumble Cwntan Good Cahzenshlp Award fb' C ..... Q in-,.,-F COUNTING all the money they received at the sensor awards assembly are Darian Garrett who won almost S1000 worth of scholarships and Monty Hoyt who 'X won the state Elks Youth Leadershnp Award of S50 '4 ABOUT T0 DRAW TWO Classen scnence farr winners IS Lee Booth who won a gold key In the cnty scholastlc art contest The two Comet sclen tlsts are John Davls and George Dahnke CHATTING outsude the buuldung are award wnnners Nancy Pope Glona Glenn and Ann Henderson Nancy Pope won the Montgomery Ward Busnness Award Glorla Glenn the Readers Dlgest Award and Ann Henderson The Mental 4-wr Hygnene Assocuotnon of Oklahoma Cnty JEAN BONNEY and Jack Hayden were voted All round sensor gurl and boy at Classen Jean and Jack look as If they are entranced by the latest edltxon of the Classen Life The Life sponsored the contest -me-Y',l 3 P . , . 9 -0 . 5 . . ' . 6 , 1 4.25 . llt ' ff l I ,l 1 , J 1 V A V .tif -9.33, 4 .- X ' ' 1 z ' N N ff' x 9 - 'i J lf' 7 4 M . , - I 1 f rf A, L -I f i 'J I , 'X A ' Z , G f ' 1 M: G s f or 1 . 45 Z ' - ' . l - sg we 1 80 l EACH SPRING the event of the year at Classen IS the sensor awards assembly Here are honored the sensors who have proved themselves to be top notch and deservung of speclal recogmtlon Some of thus large group are shown wantmg Comets Have ef ff nervously for that bug moment when they learn which award they have won lnset IS Lenora Townsend who won the Sellmg as a Career Essay Contest pnze 5100 Wmmng Habit DEBATING whether Maxey Adams deserved the Oklahoma Cnty Unnversnty music scholarshlp he was awarded are Bert Hayes and Duck Cues Bert won a four year naval scholarship to the Umver snty of Oklahoma and Duck won the C E Grady Debate Award CLASSEN S topnotch dnvmg squad ns admlnng the trophies they have accumulated this year The drivers are Front Peggy Scott Carolyn Smnth Carole Render and Bob Protzman Second Row Rnchard Johnson and Elnot Stanley A l 81 Activities Clubs 111 Monty Hoyt Senior High Student Council President Steve Collmson Junior High Student Council President Senior High Student Council Front Row: Jody Dalton, Nancy McNott, Sharon Caffee, Jann Lowther, Rosie Blake. Second Row: Linda Herndon, Nancy O'Dell, Vicki Colbert, Jean Bonney, Jo Cowling, Sue Lind- ley, Third Row: Rose Moore, Judy Dobson, Maelena Soar, Whitney Wulff, Sue Mahoney, Carolyn Cook, Cindy Cartmell. Fourth Row: Bill Murphy, Jim Gleason, Jon Barrett, John Scales, Paul Justice, Doug Todd, Al Wynn. Develop Leadership Where IS the acadcmlc courses ln hlgh school develop a students mlnd, the clubs .md JClIlVltlCS develop the students leadershlp The clubs teach the students to work together and become famlllar wlth more people The hfe of a club member IS a hectlc but happy hfe XV1th dmces banquets meetmgs and money ra1s1n g dm cs a member usually fmds that three fourths of h1s free tlme IS tred up wlth club act1v1t1es The llrgest clubs at Cl lssen are the pep clubs Over 340 students xre members of Classens six pep clubs The Cl lsscttcs md Comes pep clubs the two semor hngh gxrls pep clubs have a combmed total of over 900 members The Meteors and Blue ackets the sen1or hlgh boys pep clubs the Rockets the lumor h1gh boys pep club and the Starlets the jumor hlgh glrls pep club have a total of around 140 members The honor clubs r Ink second 1n membershlps The llrgest put of thls group IS the tumor hlgh and semor hugh Honor SOLICUCS Other honor clubs are Honor Math Key club md the O clubs A few of the smftller orgamzatlons at Classen are the govemmg counclls the speech art 1'8l1glO11S sclence and language clubs Senlor Hugh Student Councll Front Row Eleanor Scott Sandy Connelly Karen Robmson Gayle Goodner Second Row Susne Horkey Halo Stout Sue Stewart Judy Kurkpatnck Tlurd Row Judy Ande Jerry Ann McKnight, Martha Matthews, Sue Chechovsky, Patsy Draper, Eloulse Turner Fourth Row Stanley Bozarth, Elvot Stanley, Monty Hoyt, Jack Love, Mayor Park 83 B.-SY 35434 HEY MR PRESIDENT quut readmg somebody elses note and start helpung your offlcers clean up thus mess Thus year the Classen Student Councnl waged o clean up campaugn Gettmg unto the true spmt of clean uppers are Mrs Betty Jackson Student Council sponsor Jrm Gleason treasurer Jack Love vlce presldent Monty Hoyt presndent and Nancy McNatt secretary I . , , -J t I 1 3 . U D . ' 4 9 z ! 1 u n u t V . . . . I , S - t . . X I e a u v l 4 t . i ft .' .4 . I . . XY Y D , , a . . 1 . , , , N, 'Q . . . V, . - 2 . 1 - ' ' L ' , . t 5 . 1. V, - . , .- - X X . 1 . . a , . . . t . , . . . ,, - . 1 , . . s . . I gf 1 1 f I , I u 1 . - I a a . , 9 ' Q h 1 ' D ' 4 . 2 1 , D. I . KS Y! Q a 1 4 ' , , a L , . . . A I , , a 1 1 - , . , , ' , , - 5 1 I , . Q n n 4. 'N 17 '15 0 ., ,,. . ' if , : . O C' . I M , . ' I is ' x1 ', X . . I h . I 1 . . : QU, ' . XJ U . l A I U r I X , . I . ' . ' 1 Front Row: Jerry Wootan, Bobby Slater, Susan Nash, Parchinnio Hanley Larry Hutson Second Row Susne Hams Candy Con treras Harolyn Gottlleb Jody Barnes Carol Dayton Thlrd Row Vxrglnna Brewer Ellen Neeley Gayle Bntton Debble McWhnrter Donna Fabuan Susan Stone Fourth Row Steve Collunson Charles Tompkms Eddne Chech ovsky Nancy Morruson Marcla Hadler Sharon Gay .lunlor Hlgh Student Council POLLY HOYT are you and Mr Cunningham really standlng on Classen 5 front lawn? Surely you wouldn t mtentronally extnnguzsh the lrfe from the little grass we have' The Jumor Hugh Student Councll paused from thenr work for a moment to pose land we do mean posel for thus pucture They are Steve Collmson Clanre Hawthorn Polly Hoyt and Mr Paul Cunmng ham sponsor Front Row Ronald Nozelrod Roger Clapp Rickey Conn Keuth Hull Jayne Wilson Second Row Steve Childers erry Sochor Don Adler Karl Hull Harmona Moore Third Row Linda Bally Clalre Hawthorn Sharon Honea Joyce Smuth Ednth Mitchell Bob Dyer Fourth Row Polly Hoyt Ann Forres ter Gay Elder Sharon Wolfe Carolyn Farrow Judy Reeves D E af?-' , . 1 I I - . 1 I , . . 1 I I ' ' Q ,f I . YJ I , - 1 ' . ' ' x rw I I ' 1 ' I C 5 . 7' .. Q H 5 xx M f . I in if 1 . .. : ' 6. ' I I A rf , . . .. A , . , . , , , : ' , J , - 1 A f 1 1 1 '50, I , . o 1 1 . , , f . . 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Key Club STUDYING THE KEY CLUB MANUAL are George Dahnke Jon Barrett Jack Love and Tum Allen the top four offucers Mr Babe Mutchell sponsor looks as uf he us puzzled about the project suggestuorus he has uust read L Front Row Paul Bowman Tum Allen Mauor Park Bob Ande Second Row Jack Hayden Jon Barrett Lloyd Muller Andy Johnson Tlnrd Row Dou Todd George Dahnke Alan Trum Q ble Harry Holcomb Fourth Row Monty Hoyt Duck Cues Jack Love Fred Warner Mark Jernugan COURTESY IS CONTAGIOUS and these gurls have a very severe case As Anchor club offucers they help poor lost souls fund theur way through Classen s long hallways among other good deeds Pa Gentry and Tusha Johnston look on as Muss Sue Chowuns Anchor club sponsor shows the latest etuquette magazune to Mary Lou Braddy and Ouuda Vestal Anchor Club Front Row Jeanne Boles Martha Muller Marulyn Stewart Sec ond Row Pat Gentry Vurgunua Laughlin Sue Housungton Mary Lou Braddy Thurd Row Lunda Merruck Tusha Johnston Nancy Smuth Suzanne Boyd Patsy Draper s '10 85 . fu .W 3 x. . ls U . .I 1 1 i IJ , ' . . il ' , 1 'd 4 I . . . . . . 1 , 'I 4 ? u J Pg, 1, 1 1 fu : I . I 4 I ' 1 1 1 ' - z 1 1 - ' I ' : I I 1 1 - 64- 1. ,y I V1, -1. 5 s l u 5 ' ' - f . . . ' . . 4 : a I . . l . I ' ' 1 1 1 1 - F :,1 A -. - ,Fifi ' 'jX- A. rr ll w . ,ff 3 U f N . - 1 .- - l - ' u 11 . - 5 l C: 4 ' ' S3 V 1 : . t , . ' . sf , , Qlql .V , ' 5 ggqlxu x uc! 'Saga fuzz Front Row: Gayle Goodner, Pat Gentry, Ouida Vestal, Marilyn Stewart. Second Row: Beverly Clarke, Carolyn Dugger, Kay Johnson, Martha Miller, Mary Lou Braddy, Guy Parkhurst. Third Row: Suzanne Boyd, Roberta Reed, Carole Chastain, John Bryan, Gloria Hallmark. F. T. A. ,xgn 22:11 salt!! X191 ....., .A pt: ax ,J N 55 fggx::'q'5 r' 1a1::iu, 'Y FORTUNATE ARE THE SCHOOLS where these pros- pective young teachers will make their living. Looking to the future are F.T.A. officers Gayle Good ner, Roberta Reed, Marilyn Stewart, and Carol Rowles. is fit: 2:14 ,wmv 54 71 I KT! ELEANOR SCOTT, Al Wynn, and Nancy O'Dell are Classen's proof that some teenagers are good drivers. The driving team earned several trophies for Clossen again this year, and have become the envy of Safety Education classes over the state. N 5' W ,- 1 Safety Council I ll! Ol 188 Front Row: Claire Hawthorn, Patricia John- son, Eleanor Scott, Marilyn Stewart. Sec- ond Row: Pamela Caughron, Cheryl O'Neal, Nancy O'Dell, Amelie Graham, Kay Johnson. Third Row: Carolyn Smith, Phyllis Massad, Brenda Lankford, Linda Howe, Mary Jane Jennings. Fourth Row: Al Wynn, Don Flood, Richard Johnson, Jan Hise, Nancy Smith. Front Row: Jeanne Boles, Nancy Records, Anita Kur- Iender, Karen Walker, Ronald Eylor, Iris Silvernail. Second Row: Lynda Duncan, Judy , Gibson, Betty Prog, Danni Adams, Lee Livingston, Susan Blinn. Third Row: Mary Nell Barker, Phyllis Massad, Suad Musullam, Barbara Chastain, Patti Windes. Fourth Row: Carole Garrett, Gloria Hall- mark, Jeanette Everett, Jean- nette Dummeyer, Mary Til- Iotson, Jim Hows. THE JR. RED CROSS completed another successful year under the supervision of Mrs. Mary Brucher. Talking over their next project are Jr. Red Cross officers and sponsor: DeAnn Claypool, John Scales, Gloria Hallmark, Mrs. Brucher, and Jack Lepley. Junior Red Cross Front Row: Mike Kelley, Frankie Naify, Lammy Weisman. Second Row: Sherri Miller, Peggy Prag, Ann Appleton, Gail Battles. Third Row: Kay Johnson, Janet Smith, Roberta Moncrief, Jackie Car- pitcher. Fourth Row: Terrie Ann Hardy, Carolyn Cook, Jack Lepley, Becky Ogilvie. 87 l L Front Row: Joanna Nayphe, Sherri Miller, Blanche Mc- Millan, Sue James, Sharon Coffee. Second Row: Beverly Moore, Lou Dunlavey, Vicky Colbert, Phyllis Massad, Judy Dobson. Third Row: Jean Bonney, Nancy O'Dell, Sue Mahoney, Shirley Lewis, LaDonna Todd. Fourth Row: Jeanette Everett, Betty Ken- ney, Whitney Wulff, Wanda Ellyson, Jerry Sue Bowers, Nancy Medley. L E. 99. ja,1g '3f... 'fi .IU , 4-1, is Front Row: Mary Deem, Jarene Graham, Barbara Campbell, Marcia Kueffer. Second Row: Roberta Hairfield, Kay Carter, Barbara Howard, Nancy Jay. Third Row: Kay McCarty, Bobbie Roysden, Karen Robinson, Louise Calhoun, Irene Noack, Fourth Row: Betty Copeland, Mary Lou Braddy, Mary Underwood, Bettie Butterfield, Vir- ginia Laughlin, Mary Hunt. Office Aides Library Aides J 9 Front Row: Barbara Bryan, Nancy McNatt, Gwen Hicks, Nancy Halsey, Dyana Damron. Second Row: Carole Garrett, Ronda Snow, Linda Livingston, Mary Sue Ep- person. Third Row: Gloria Burris, Betty Kenney, Francis Farmer, Phyllis Massad, Christine Woods, Cynthia Moussa. Fourth Row: K. Roy Jones, Wanda Ellyson, Marv Mathers, Maxey Adams, Stanley Bozarth, Carolyn Cook, Linda Liles. 1 X BUT MR. STEWART, why not put on an all girl production, then you wouldn't have to choose between us. And a difficult decision it would be, for these are the officers of the Na- tional Thespians. They are Carolyn Pearce, Jerry Ann McKnight, Mar- garet Lewis, and Mr. James Stewart, sponsor. c l 5 3 l 1-up-sv' F Front Row: Susan Stone Jim Stones, Roger Clapp, Guy Parkhurst. Second Row: Margaret Lewis, Pat Gentry Carol McCarty, Malcolm Robinson. Third Row: Major Park, Beverly Clarke, John Park, Charles Taylor Fourth Row: Johnny Tucker, Harry Wolohon, Jack Love, Dick Cies. Hi gf Front Row: Gail Battles, Carol Dayton, Chan Johnson. Second Row: Pat Gentry, Margaret Lewis, Julie Cloor, Pat Hallum. Third Rav: Carolvn Dugger, Carolyn Pearce, Jeannette Dummeyer, Kay Walker, John Bryan. Thespians IS THE OKLAHOMA SUN bother- ing Mrs. Bonnie Dessauer debate :oach or could she be concentrat- ing on ways to make the debate D team work. Studying her are Carol McCarty and Jack Love officers of N.F.L. i l ---s 4:1 THE ORBIT pond dearly for thus plc ture We lost our photographer who couldnt resust the charms of Janet Hncks Cant say that we blame htm though Mr Charles Douglas Sc: ence club sponsor seems more en tranced wnth the expenment how ever Shern Muller and Eluot Stanley gladly volunteered theur servlces for the advancement of scnence Front Row Nan Scott Carol Lord Ouvda Vestal Shern Muller ,L Second Row Suzanne Boyd Carolyn Cook Sue Stewart Jnm Hows Thlrd Row Don Flood Mark Bnrmungham Eliot Stanley Arden Stoehr Ruchard Johnson Science Club PUBLICIZING the pre Easter servuces are the Youth of God offncers and thelr sponsor Mrs Mary McCain The offncers are Andrea McElderry Nancy Med ley John Eggner and Susie Hayes Youth of God Front Row Shern Muller Nancy McNatt Anne Muller Mary Lou Bramblett Second Row Susle Hayes Andrea McElderry Elounse Turner Judy Kurkpatrrck Kay Johnson Thlrd Row George Smlth Peggy Scott Gael Holcomb Nancy Medley Carolyn Cook Fourth Row John Eggner Alan Trlmble Mnke Davls Tnsha ohnston Harry Holcomb Fred Suhre 0 90 MRS ELOISE JOSLYN art rnstruc tor looks as rf shes qurte pleased wuth the work of Lrnda Horne and Genre Stanley Lrnda and Genre are both members of the Art Sketch c ub Lahn Club Front Row Marrlyn Stewart Gayle Goodner Oulda Vestal Second Row Pat Gentry Kay Johnson Mary Nell Barker Guy Parkhurst Lrnda Lrvrngston Third Row Mary Lou Braddy Gloria Hallmark Carolyn Dugger Calvin Morrow Fourth Row Rrchard Johnson John Fears John Bryan Jeanette Everett Suzanne Boyd 7 Front Row Vick: Love Martha Muller Karen Lee Glorua Hall mark Second Row Ginger Hargrove Lrnda Herndon Jeannette Dummeyer Third Row Kathy Stones Becky Wrllnams Joyce Walton Bull Murphy Art Sketch Club THE TOP SIX offrcers of the Latnn club proudly drsploy therr club rnsrgnra They are Mary Trl lotson Calvrn Morrow Jeanette Everett Rnchard Johnson John Fears and Glorra Hallmark 9l b Q 1 3- ' C CJ Y . , - - 1 U . , . I .' . 9 ' . . 1 ' I ' ca 'I ' , r . e. - Y , if r -'se E945 sv '- . .,.v - - l ' 1 1 1 1 ' - 2 1 1 X . . ,. , . . , , I . 0 I , , . Z 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 0 Q: ' 1' P , 1 1 ' 1 1 . ' 1 , - - ,.. -- Q .- . 5. ' Front Row Sherrl Muller Marllyn Stewart Sue James Ourda Vestal Sharon Garrett Gayle Goodner Glenn Janlce Sornck Sue Stewart Roberta Reed Carolyn Dugger Thlrd Row Ken Morgan Stanley Bozarth Darnan Garrett Ann Hen derson Patsy Draper Kathy Stones Fourth Row Doug Todd Ben Franklm George Dahnke Gary Smith Fred Suhre Rnchard John son Alan Trnmble 4? Front Row Betty Copeland Kath: Hull Lrnda Llvlngston Andrea Mc Elderry Carolyn Smlth Guy Park hurst Second Row Carole Garrett Glorna Hallmark Mary Lou Braddy Suzanne Boyd Mark Birmingham Carolyn Pearce John Bryan Thurd Row K Roy Jones Calvin Morrow Carolyn Cook Jlm Hows Llnda Collins John Davis Fourth Row Al Wynn Duck Cues Jon Barrett Monty Hoyt Harry Holcomb Bert Hayes Rnchard Chesser THAT PIECEof paper Mrs Della Roberts Honor Socaety sponsor as looknng at rs supposed to be the agenda for next meetnng but nt s really John Davis math homework Gary Smuth John Davus Sue James and Fred Suhre held the top tour offices of the Honor Moth c ub. ' J ' I. : , J 1 . l Honor Math Club i 3, I . 1 ,I Second Row: Jean Bonney, Gloria 1' 't I W I ' . : ' I ' , 4 I A , I , ' s I l 1 - xws I . 4 6 J ,Q Q , J? ,A ,,, if s. S t. J, g A ' I ANITA KURLENDER Edna Wat rung Nancy Records and Nnkn Meek presndent secretary vrce presudent and treasurer respec tnvely of the Y Teen Club take a few mnnutes before meetlng to catch up on back homework The YTeen club IS an organlzatlon of junlor hugh gurls -iq- Horlzon Club Front Row Marulyn Stewart Barbara McMurray Gayle Good ner Bene Wulson Blanche McMlllan Second Row Nancy Farmer Sharon Garrett Carole Garrett Carol McCarty Karen Rabnnson Thrrd Row Janus Capps Raychel Chatburn Phyllrs Massad, Beverly Clarke, Glorua Hallmark Fourth Row Sue Honsungtan, Tusha Johnston, Barbara West, Suzanne Boyd, Sue Chechovsky 11 ,gif th-J Front Row Sandie Rlddle Anuta Kurlender Jeanne Kun namon Martha Wrnght Beverly Rhodes Ann Moody Second Row Judy Deaklns Nnkn Meek Donna Hall Judy Henry Roberta McFarland, Carolyn Talklngton Third Row Paula Watson Sue Wayland Susan Bllnn Merrole Shadden Dnanne Barker Nancy Records Fourth Row Edna Wotrung Carolnne Museles Becky Wnlluams Barbara Chastaln Linda Balch Barbara Slater Y Teens 4,f Q 13 93 SOMETHING MIGHTY BIG must be cookung for the presldents of Classen's three chapters of Hof. zon club to meet They are Sharon Coffee, Muss Joan Wood ruff, SDOFISOT, Sharon Garrett, and Glorra Hallmark A - - I I , I I ' . 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Z I I I , , A , . ff' I - I I - -- U 3 I I f I 1 1 I - Sf' I' ' I3-31, - I I- , l I , - ,I , - v W ' Front Row Ellen Graham Nancy Former Ouudo Vestal Sharon Coffee Gayle Goodner Roberta Hour fueld Second Row Bob Goodner Lubby Pless Sue Mahoney Nancy Medley Jean Bonney Carol McCarty Sherru Muller Guy Parkhurst Thlrd Row K Roy Jones Carol Rowles Vurgue Pounds Q Suzanne Holmes Calvun Morrow Shurley Under wood Roberta Reed Glorua Glenn Carolyn Cook Patsy Draper Fourth Row Eluot Stanley Tusha Johnston Suzanne Boyd Aluce Sulluvant Jon Barrett Ruchard Johnson Duck Cues Jum Hows Kay Walker Senuor Hugh Honor Socuety Front Row Sally Berry Carolyn Smuth Janus Capps Ann Appleton Pot Gentry Kathy Hull Susue Hayes Second Row Januce Soruck Carole Render Vuna Wundes Beverly Clarke unson Thlrd Row Carole Garrett Carolyn Dugger Glorua Hallmark Mary Lou Broddy Maeleno Soar Ellen Coston Lunda Luvungston Duck Fowler Fourth Row Sherry Hamul ton Lunda Colluns Carolyn Pearce Ruth Muller Ann Hen Ken Morgan 94 J J Q F' .,,,. T ' ' P J J u Y 3 , 1 B I , J ' Q u C Q U Vicky Colbert, Betty Copeland, Ja Cowlina, Malcolm Rob: derson, Darian Garrett, Stanley Bozarth, Mary Tillotson . f J Y , u Sea u I ,, I D Us 1 , l 5 -l 4 4 l 4 l Hifi ll ' 0 Front Row Clolre Sleeper Penny Sovely Riddle Second Row Corolyn Neylond James Shoron Wullnams Donna Fueld Morrus Donno Hall Nnkr Meek Sora Koy Corothers Fourth Row Betty Prog Dorothy Meoler Volerle Snyder Lyndo Dundan Corol Lord Non Scott Lynda Field Clydeone Noncy Moms Davnd Thnrd Row Hornet Hess Ednth Mstchell PERCHED on the front lawn ore the top three offncers of the yun nor hugh Honor Socnety The of facers ore Suod Musollom pres: dent Esber Somoro and Suson Stone Junlor Hugh Honor Society MAKING SURE everyone gets their shore of coakles and punch ot the Honor Socuety teo are the four top offncers and two parent helpers They ore Nancy Medley Mrs Rowe Cook Mrs Nesblt Muller Jon Borrett Coral Mc Corty and Sherri Muller 95 Front Row Jm Stones Roger Clopp Vucku Love Judy Stones Judy Reeves Sondre Rlddle Second Row Mory Dugger Susan Stone Genie Stanley Rolph Newcomb Ann Stafford Suod Musollorn Ellen Neeley Thurd Row Jlmmy Boyd Llndo lntemonn Jody Bornes Susan Blnnn Debbue McWhurter Cynthlo Mousso Terrle Ann Hardy Dnono Aoron Fourth Row Robert Tonner Steve Pollody Esber Somoro Julne Kemp Noncy Morruson Carol Bnrd Koren Nnchols Charles Tompkms ' ,K an . , Q - I , - , , . I - ' ' . ll Y1 I I ' - 1 .1 1' 11. 1 1, x Q av ,!.- 'I-' .f A L, 2 ' n 1 1 H , gn. b. A 1314 , 1 we - 1 uf, -1. A . 1 ' ' ' 1 ' , . 1 s ' ' I I . 1 g 1 1 - 5 I - N. 1 1 1 1 I 1 2 .K I . : , , A I I I ' K ll 1' Q I, X 'I 'U C I l 11 ' ,. . x. I A , 4 2. I 1 . U 3 I l . , V' ' ' l o . , . l I I - 2 4 L 1 , C - , ,ft lx, . in by , : i 5 . . -1 l 1 1 1 .1 . : ' I 1 1 1 ' J' , , . I . -, V 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 - Z 1 1 , 1 I 1 1 1 1 . , , . Q - L C . 5 I fy ff Jw f-1 fig? fi J Now, Jean' You shouldnt take phone calls durlng OClub offncers meetlng Dnscussmg somethnng humorous are Cundy Cartmell flrst semester treasurer Glorna Glenn flrst semester secretary and sec ond semester treasurer and Janet John son second semester vlce president Jean Bonney flrst and second semester pres: dent and Sandy Connelly second se mester secretary are the two female athletes whose attentuons are caught by the telephone Pep Council 1 Front Row Sandy Connelly Nancy McNatt Alrce Rus sell Barbara McMurray Cnndy Cartmell Mass Joan Woodruff Second Row Ann Appleton Lundo Ford An drea McElderry Peggy Scott Susle Hayes Thnrd Row Bannue Carothers Mrs R L Hoover Janet Smuth Carolyn Curtus Jean Bonney Sandra Anderson Fourth Row Anne Johnson Janet Johnson Judy Craig Sue Holsungton Glorla Glenn Judy Cobbs G ,-f',.. L:xM 'm lrls O Cub qv Front Row Jean Bonney, Sherri Muller, Jerry Wootan, Beverly Moore, Nancy O'Dell Second Row John Davns, Lee Booth, Janet Johnson, Glono Glenn, Bull Jones, Gary Smuth , : , 1 -- J'ft 'J to A ' - Q - A ,A I T 4 A I A 1 JJ - ,,,' :- +fg'Z'fff ' NP i 5 ff ' ' J ' f H 1 ,N V Al ' - , - rf Egg ' , ' ' ' I 1 I 1 J ' to 1 ' - l . - 1 -, T , , ' 4 . ' ' , . 1, gff' Y L ,, ' ' m , ' 1 rv H Q x A 7 I .o- . ' ' Effie I ' Fl ff . : ' w . ' ' 1 ' 5 w ' le QA gg Q . I ' . , , ' , , A 1 1 1 . ' , , , x ' I ' - 5 li ' I 4 Q , X 'X Q , , 4 . 1 , 1 v ll l A - 1 . r js f ft . h lp , ' 7 I -fr. L H 'O -,,,, 1 1 h V r 1 ' f A 1 ' 1 I A . f X l S f A J - Q I - x 1 1 ' 1 A, W , 1 .. s. ,. ,K My 3, 0 I ll I I I 96 Front Row Duck Cheatwood lrvm Horwntz Terry Brewer James Crosby Second R w Terry Head Harold Moon Gary Frans Ruchard Mauldnn Bull Bozarth Third Row Jnm Gleason Gene McFadden Max Paul Andy Johnson Fourth Row Fred Warner Larry Ford Dale Roach Joe Kuhn Dwnght Terry ,- JUST ASK the bug three and theyll tell you thus has been a pretty good year George Dahnke Dwnght Terry and Tum Allen Boys O Club offncers are talking about the economuc sutuafnon of the country OJ ,- Boys O Club Front Row Jack Hayden lstarl Tlm Foley Ken McNeul Benny Graham Third Row Steve Flsher John Looney Jack Love Fourth Row Johnny Stamahs Mark Jernugan Bull Warner 97 I . I .. , . o : I I ' I l A I l I I . I I , .- , I I1 1 ' I I - ,,, a , ,J I A Lx : I ' 'I 1 Allen, Bob Ande. Second Row: Jim ff- I I 'I I I : I , . : , , 1 1 Y I W1 If I . l I I V I H ,, - A f Front Row Roberta Hair held Sharon Qulnlan Nancy Dyer Sharon Cat fee Bene Wnlson Janet Wallace Peggy McCon nell Second Row Vurgne Pounds Sally Berry Sally Sage Ann Forrester Vur gunna Brewer Llnda Barley Gay Elder Thnrd Row Aluce Sulluvant Cleta Greenhaw Mary Sher Ande Julne Cloar Mar garet Lewns Gem lnck Fourth Row Carol Bird Nancy Brock Jean Reaves Carolyn Dugger Vuna Wnndes Patsy Classettes THATS THE WAY you spell lt here s the way you yell lt Classettes Classettes Classettes cheer pepsters Andrea McElderry Gael Holcomb and Jerry McKnlght Classette cheerleaders lake other pep club yell leaders lead pep club members nn cheers dunng pep assemblies and meetungs dnl' 3 N SPUI CLHISEN own Irs l,, Draper Carolyn Pearce Sue Stewart Lee Booth im INFORMATION as to where these dar lung creatures came from as beung wnth held to protect the Innocent In a re cent mtervnew these characters even went so far as to claum membershnp nn the Classette pep club-and that they and their fruends were nn an assembly at Classen Hugh School Llkely story' - I - I .4 r T Q , r A ' Q I . 9 , , e be J I 2 I T yr , or ' V I ff l . 'xl' , I I - 5 Viv' , J at 'M I 1 - -' - ' - ' ,. :S A ' Q I J V , V a my A J K I it I . , I . . . n ' - , X 1 , , , - ' . ' ' 7 Y ' ' f' f man, Carolyn Smith, Judy l A 9 1, 1 . ' ' , ' , - ,ig rg ,P Q 1' , ' rl- 2 . L . , . 3 . ' J l f xb 4 ' 4 I ' ' ' 1 ' , , A x l I I I l IH, C-w PM , Q I ,t sl I 4 V - - u h JA' , 93 Front Row Beverly Moore Andrea McEl derry Jerry Ann MC Knight Gael Holcomb Carolyn Ford Second Row Nancy McNatt Ouida Vestal Janis Capps Sandra Wilson Jerri Butler Harmona Moore Third Row Har ner Moore Linda Ricks Blanche McMillan Nancy Farmer Claire Hawthorn Linda Howe Juanita Finch Fourth Row Jo Cowling Linda Merrick Susie Harkey Betsy New comb Tamara Long arolyn Curtis Georgia McLain Patti Sell 'r-11. -g'ak 7' 4,5 i' 3 3' iusn , F? Classettes OFFICERS MEETING or hen party? Bev it looks as though everyone enjoyed your joke except Lee Maybe Lee would rather discuss a coming assembly or banquet. The top four officers of Classettes are: Beverly Moore 2nd semester presi- dent Lee Booth Nancy O Dell lst semester president Whitney Wulff, Janet Johnson, Judy Craig, and sponsor Miss Ruth Wooten. K' Matthews Q :- II' Front Row Janet Jordon Libby Pless Nancy O Dell Nancy Means Sandy Spencer Mar oret Scholtka Ealores alvi Second Row Peggy Scott Virginia Lawrenz Judy Wage Jann Lowther Ann Johnson Carol Faulkner Rosie Blake Kaye Carter Third Row Raychel Chatburn Gloria Hallmark Carolyn Cook Whitney Wulff Martha Be I Janet Johnson Donna Curtis Karen Scott Fourth Row Betsy Johnson Kay Walker Tisha Johnson Jerilyn Erdman Sue Hoisington Nancy Smith Judy Craig Gloria Glenn Martha THE S64 000 QUES TION Fund the sponsors Its amazing how pho tographers do such won der ul touch up obs now a days Mlss Butler how much dld you and Mrs Roberts pay the man7 With thus efficient group of offlcers no won der the Comes had o successful year Boclw Row Johnno Sue Rey no s Shnrley Lewns Eleanor Scott and Wan do Ellyson Seated Are Nancy Medley furst se mester presndent Mrs Della Roberts sponsor Shnrley Underwood Shern Muller second semester presrdent an Mass Dorothy Butler sponsor Front Row Karen Robin son Sharon Honea or bara McMurray Sally Comes Front Row Carol Day ton Jean Bonney Judy Blankenshnp Sondra An derson Monlyn Stewart Second Row Jarene Gro hom Vnrgunla Laughlln Susan Stone Paula Mc Carty Sydney Barnes Cathey Horns Judy Cosa Thlrd Row Sue James Cynthna Mousso Manon Atkins Carlene Blott Hola Stout Bar bara Howard Nancy Hudson Fourth Row Gus elo Pahlke Mary Hunt Judy Cobbs Vnlo Yoes Iohnna Sue Reynolds Reynolds Kay J hnson Kath: Hall Peggy rag Second Row Betty Cope land Suad Musa am Lindo ord Beverly Clark Janet Smuth Becky Ogllvle Kay McCarty Third Row Ann Apple ton Sherry Hunt Polly Hoyt Susan Records Sue Chechovsky W a n d o son Mary Lou Braddy Betty Boulware Fourth Row Judy Snrder Jeannette Dummeyer Sammy Newcomb Jean ette Everett Linda Luv lngston Judy Klrkpot nc Lindo Co Ins Kathy Norns Pat Jones WHO GOOFEDP Thls was supposed to be a pucture of Judy Cobbs Martha Muller Lnnda Casey and Ann Apple ton In a Comes pep assembly Comes dont always look luke thus do they? Judy s umform as unusual to say The least fond It IS the least? 77 an Comes I WISH that photographer would hurry up and take thus pncture moons Lando Casey who has a cramp In her foot to her Comes comrade Sally Reynolds Lnnda and Sally are second semester pep club cheer leaders L lOl Front Row Sharon Mor rason Becky Holland Metta Adkms Gayle Goodner Sherru Muller Martha M ller Eleanor Scott Second Row Carole Davrs Phyllls Massad Jane Wotrung Marge Hayden Freda Scale Charlene Bu ler Llnda Lee Nancy Medley Thsrd Row C r I Mc Carty Suzanne H me Dlanne Brown C r le Vonk Frances Farmer Vera Nell Srmps n Ra Donna Wrlex Fourth Row Suzanne Boxd rr ey Lewns usre Hayes Judy Merrdeth Sharon Noftsger, Shurley Underwood, Brenda Lankford, Kathy Stones , I I I - , . .... 1. '- C . ' 1, Mi ' ,A 'fs . ,fx 1 f fy I .. 2 as . , , , , , I I , , I , , rs, T , , 2 OG - , Q S, , ac , , A . V 1 - , ' , 1 Sh I , S , , THIS PICTURE was taken on the occasuon of the un troductlon of the 1958 Bos ketball Queen candudates lseated In frontl For thus specnal event the best of musnc was presented by thus handsome band made up of volunteer members of the Meteor and Blue Jacket pep clubs OP OH HOW SHERRI MILLER loves that Meteor ueen coat Shern and a few of her loyal subjects Bull Jones Watson Scott Jon Barrett and Paul Bowman are curlous to see what Mr Jlm Petree club sponsor as captlvated by The four fellows wearing the packets held the four offlces In Meteors Mefeors I02 Front Row Davnd Horn Paul Bowman Steve Mtller Major Park John Park Steve Collmson Ron Capshaw Second Row Ron Harkey Ron Rogan Don Lundley Jon Barrett Lloyd Muller Billy Johnson Johnny Nykl Thard Row Harry Wolohon Bob Pans Tony Newcomb Jack Love Don Voth Bull Jones Rlchard Johnson Tom Haney - ' ' W'-. , t I I, J I , -A ...LL 1 1 5 ,- -- , -. t . . , I v X N j Q - K 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 - x L J . M.. . 4 it , L If , I P1 .V , V1 Q Af 1 X ' . ' L a ' ' I . . , . P I I 1 I ' I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 00 LA LA' Who are these Comet cuties? Playing the part of the three basketball queen candidates are cage stars Harold Moon Mark Jernigan and Richard Mauldin behind a pair of dark glasses but everyone who attended the Blue Jacket Meteor pep assembly knew who he was Front Row Bob Protzman Jim Stones Lynn Arnn David Quenzer Stanley Bo zarth Guy Parkhurst Bruce Gordon Second Row John Quenzer Don Heth erington Jack High Esber Samara Jim Hows Bll Murphy Kraig Kueteman Third Row Malcolm Batchelor Johnny Tucker Guy Bryant Don Flood Phil Bouldin John Fears John Davis Fourth Row Al Wynn Monty Hoyt Bill Head Phil Hobbs Ar den Stoehr Dale Rose Dick Cues ,rf SMILE MR FORTEN BERRY The assembly wasn t that bod' Smiling convincingly are Jock High John Davis pres: dent Mark Birmingham and Al Wynn Mr Jim Fortenberry is B J spon so V ., V' ' I . 'Al '- , Q, s . ' ' '- f R f- I 5 1 1' ' ff ' ' vs' 4, ff I ,I st. . I I . Evidently Richard was trying to hide If . Blue Jackets Q i - - 1 r - 'K v V K ,' ' ', i ' I Q f ' U Front Row: Anita Kur- lender, Francene Kessler, Kasie Tredennick, Pam- ela Caughron. Second Row: Patricia Johnson, Merrole Shadden, Won- eta Ellyson, Danni Adams. Third Row: Nancy Morrison, Mary Jane Jennings, Carmen Protzman, Judy Henry, Barbara Church. Fourth Row: Roberta McFarland, Barbara Campbell, Jody Barnes, Jan Brown, Jan Jernigan, Donna Fabian. if,5'0'? Front Row: Nancy Records, Najwa Musallam, Peggy Montgomery, Lynnaia Quen' zer. Second Row: Marilyn Henderson, Harriet Morris, Kay Carothers, Vicki Love, Judy Reeves. Third Row: Amelie Graham, Rena Gil- bert, lris Silvernail, Betty Prag,, Lynda Duncan, Merilyn Winston, Fourth Row: Nancy Snell, Sharon Hammonds, Patti Windes, Sherri Suhre, Barbara Der- rick, Y A 4... n - , l Q , ., , s C, , X J. - , 9'1,. .3 ,yn 1 I J J 'J ew, W 1 Starlets 1' ON THEIR WAY to a meeting are the top four Starlet officers for first and second semesters, The officers are Janet Blackaby, Nancy Records, Lynnaia Quenzer. Second Row: Edna Wotring, Sherri Suhre, and Susie Jones. Miss Martha Reece, Starlet sponsor, follows the congregation. is ,qu-. ,J fx , 9 , - r -r ,. H-4-- J - gt'-N ,Q 5 Z 1 '-1 'A . l 5 IO4 Front Row Chrus Chrls tenberry Don Johnson Ansls Abolms Lammy Welsman Jerry Wootan Second Row Joe Shan nonhouse Randy Mom son Mnke Surtz ee Llvlngston Ronny Bere man Frank Montgomery Tlurd Row Louls Schune man Paul Flexner Steve Chnlders Robert Marcus Ralph Newcomb Jerry Sochor Charles Tomp kms Fourth Row Charles Stewart Tony Redbnrd Jerry Spencer Davud Gleason Eddue Chechov Rockets EVIDENTLY SOMETHING other than Mr John Holt s speech has caught the attentuon of three of the Rocket of fncers Jerry Wootan Charles Tomkins and Steve Chlldcg are the truo wnth wandering eyes Eddie Chechovsky IS the only offucer that us lnterested IU what Mr Holt sponsor has to say f VISITING NORTHEAST VIKINGS found the Classen gymnasnum qunte a comfortable place untll the Courageous Comets come on the scene The Vnklngs played by Rocket Pep club members eat and drunk a lnttle strength serum whrch they need before they clash wnth the mrghty Comets of Classen nn a pep as sembly , 4 1 . I I , . U fu, .I '- f- . f ' L I - , . fn : - V , , , , , , - , , - 4 I ' I if V , . ' I - sky, Aubrey Kung. I Q - - - 1 .- r l I jj- ' 1 , I I I05 Seniors Work on Graduation Plans ,.- H-M15 1 1' SENIORS are creatures found In many dnf ferent places around the school Lowell Ford Muke Davns and Whltney Wulff were caught loafmg un the school store THE SENIOR bulletnn board place of attractnon for most members of our student body looks as If Bull Jones Saundra John Scales lust couldnt was was a mam of the elnte thus year It Phllllps and t untll Fran Reeves fnmshed fOCkIng up the sensor sched ule on the board so that they could get the latest gosssp g -nl 'iv' if 108 Bl1ss IS the 11fe of 1 semorl Somctlmes t111t IS BIISS such is gr1d111t1on cl IV semor tl'lPS sen1or rmg and 1 Cllp10ITll Dre1ms such as a dmmond rmg or 1 llgll 1r for gr1d111t1on can only be those of 1 stmor boy or g1rl But 11 IS 1voe IS 1lso the hfc of 1 semor That f1n 11 Enghsh theme or the 1cr1 1I11POTtll'l1f math test hrmgs mmy 1 11c 1d1cl1e Then t11ClC are problems 11l1e money t111s l11ClfT10I'lCX t11 It 'md the 11111 I gr 1du 1tc hlucs t111t t11c1 re 111v 11 s 11 orrvmg l1JOllt In sprmg of CN cry Xl lr X011 Q 111 tell the sen 1or bec 1use 11e suffc rs from t11 It str mgc 111111 ss c111ed 1HL1CClSl0I1 X111 It 11111 become of me ind Thev keep tr1111q to push me out 1nto the Crue 1101111 to 1111111 1111 01111 NN ly just fuv thoughts Cllllllllg flom thc 111 un of tlu 11 most gr 1du1ted st11dent X1 lun the fm 11 11o11r does '1rr11e 'md t11 It 11 1ppy go lucky sen1o1 goes tnppmg down the stage w1th d1p1oma 1n hand and thlnks 1tS 111 over he IS 1n for an awfully blg surpnse He hssjust started lf WHEN A STUDENT reaches the hugh plateau of the sen nor class he funds he knows many mterestlng thmgs he may drscuss wnth fellow gen :uses Leslle Snow lvery very smart gemusb shows fellow eltte sensors Don Voth Gxnger Hargrove Buddy Foster, Bruce Gordon, and Mark Govett lust what he has learned nn hrs twelve years of study 0 0 , ' l 1 . 1 . 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I , 1 gm' fl Q-1-WW' WHAT SOME PEOPLE wont do to get thesr pscture sn the yearbook These people who happen to be Jody Dalton John Davss Sherrs Msller Masor Park and Carolyn Cook are the l958 sensor class offscers They are treasurer sergeant at arms secretary pressdent and vsce pressdent respectsvely INTELLIGENT LOOKING faces Iske these could only be those of the sensor class These sensors were busy decsdsng whether they would journey to Dallas or Kansas Cstv for thesr sensor trsp The meetsng was a great success after the hams on the front row stopped turnsng flsps for the photog rapher CAN YOU GUESS what smportant sob these fsne people hold9 Guess agasn they are sensor class spon sors Fsghtsng over who wsll choperon the sensor trsp are Mrs Betty Jack son Mrs Julsa McPheet ers Msss Ruth Snell Troy Mslburn and Mr John Holt Us Wi' aww' 109 Q ' s T K s . . .B I 2 1 I . ' ' l . J- I I 1, ' .I - s I A 5 ' . ' Mr- sv ' - , ' 1 s 3 4 f 4' '- I Ax! W. W., 1' I I I. ' ' . . 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Boggs Raymond Boles Jeanne-Attended school in Texas l,2g Red Cross 3g Anchor Club 35 Kiss Me Kate 3, Bonney, Jean-All-School Cheerleader l,2,3g Girls' O Club l,2,3, Sec. 2, Pres. 3g Blue Jacket Queen lg Chorus Queen 35 Nat, Merit Scholarship Finalist 3, Booth Lee-Classette I23 Parl 2 rt23 Sec3Glrls O u I23 VP Hrst Rep Art Nouveau I 2 Hon or Socuety I Booze Sudney Bowers Jerry Jr Red Cross 3 Home Room Pres Sec I Off1ceAudeI Bowman Paul Meteors 2 3 Treas 3 Key Club 3 Band Pres 2 All State 2 3 Tru State 2 3 Home Room Pres 3 Brewer Davld Art Nouveaul VP I Cartoon Drawings for KETATV 3 Jr Scholastic Art Exhrbrt I Meteor I Brown Doug Chorus I Home Room V P 3 Attended Central Half Day 3 Burns Donna Honor Soclety I Band I Yearbook I 2 Butler Charlene-Comes 23 Honor Society 2 Butterfield Bethe Chegwm Ruchord Blue Jacket I KOKH FM KETAI 2 3 Chnshan Wayne Attended school Callf I Adam s Evemng 2 He Who Gets Slapped 2 Cues Duck Blue Jacket I 2 3 N F L I 2 3 Key Club I 2 3 Honor Socuety I 2 3 Honor Math I 2 3 Debate and Speech I23 Okla Hugh School Eng: neerrng lnstvtute Representatxve 2 Claypool DeAnn--Comes I 23 Sgt at Arms I Chaplaln I Treas 3 Jr Red Cross 23 Treas 2 Sec 3 Orbat and Football Queen Candrdate 3 Student Councrl 3 Coggms Wayne Wrestlmg I 23 Colley Barbara '35 IJ 1-15- -4 'VW G 'Qt 's- f su! fam. 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J wwf Tv- '7 'Q 1 A ll2 Collms Vernon Band l 2 3 Dance Band 3 Klss Me Kate 3 Cook Carolyn Honor Society l23 Classette l 2 3 Rep 2 Sr Class V P Nat Merit Scholarship Finalist 3 Cre ative Writing Club 23 Honor Math l 2 3 Cox George Cralg Judy-Classette l 2 3 Cheer Ieader2 Treas 3 Girls O Club l 23 Volleyball Badminton Softball Captain Home Room Pres 3 Curtls Carolyn All School Cheerleader 3 Blue Jacket Queen 3 Classette l 2 3 Treas 2 Band Queenl Girls O Club Dahnke George- O Club l 2 3 oot ba l23 Baseball l2 Jr Cass ec Boys State 2 Honor Society 2 3 Dalton Jody Sr Class Treas Orbit Staff Classen Life 3 Classette 3 Stu dent Council 3 Davis Carole Mae-Comes l 2 3 Jr Red Cross 2 3 Bandl 2 3 Davis John Sr Class Sgt at Arms Blue Jacket l 2 3 Pres 3 Honor Math l 2 3 V P 3 Honor Society l Student Council Davis Mike-Youth of God 23 Pres. 2' Student Council l 3, Deem Mary-Art Nouveau 2 Sec. 2' Of- fice Aide 3. Dufford Don Dunlavey Mary Ann-Honor Societyl 2' Honor Math l2A Art Nouveau l' Y- Teens l' Spanish Club 3. Easley Carolyn-Attended school in Texas l. Ellyson, Wanda-Comes l,2,3, Hist,-Rep, l, Asst, Sec. 35 Office Aide 35 Library Aide 3g Jr. Red Cross 3. Epperson Mary Sue Lrbrary Aide 2 3 Chorus I Evans Fran Youth of God 2 3 Class ette l 2 3 Finian sRainbow l Foley Jimmy Attended school In Wa ton a l O Club 2 3 a eba Football 2 Ford Donalean Attended Northeast 2 Ford Lowell Attended Harding l2 Foster Buddy Faye Attended school in Choctaw l 2 Furray Dee Classette l Gurls Glee Club 3 Youth of God 2 Garrett Darian Honor Society l23 Honor Math l 2 3 Rep l Classette l 2 Art Nouveau l Student Council 3 Gilmore Judy Yearbook l 2 3 Edltor2 Comes 23 Sgt at Arms 3 Journalism Award 2 eason Jim- O Club l 23' - ball l 2 3' Baseball l 2 3 Student Coun- cil Treas. 3' Jr. Class Pres, Glenn Gloria-Classette l 2 3 Cheer- ea er 25 Girls Cu ,2,3, ' . l, Sec. 2,3, Treas. 3g Girl of the Month 3g Yearbook 2,3, Editor 3g Honor Society l,2,3g Pep Council Sec. 3. Gordon, Brucee-Band lg Dance Band 2g Honor Math l,25 Blue Jacket l,2,3g Key Club 3. Gorrell, Lee- Football lg Wrestling 3g Golf 2,3. Govett, Mark Hairfield, Roberta - Classette l,2,3g Honor Society l,2g Orchestra l,2,3g Ot- fice Aide l. -3 all rs ,wa- 47' M si -u-7 1 -'A 4 '? fx 1727 pq 4A Q? Q I Sl? .J- -. ff L 41 xy xxx fir! 3' ywemfwv -Q45 'Y 3,14 15' A' -.ff 'F' '-'-'V JN ft? .11 vi' -.av ,QE 401 ful -17' 1911! 1...-.::?f A fe 1,9 'bfi 'Ai -r 'GHWM I L. f .L ll4 Hammer Bob Attended OMA 12 Meteor 3 Sgt at Arms 3 Haney Tom Meteor l 2 3 Onl Man for a Day 23 Key Club l 23 Basketball 2 Golf Team l 2 3 Captavn 2 3 Hargrove Ginger Art Sketch Club 3 Harmon Larry Meteor 'l Attended Tulsa Central 2 Hayden Jack Man of Dlstmctlon 3 Comes Beau 3 O Club l 23 Football l 2 3 All State3 Basketball l 2 3 Base ball l 23 All State Band l 23 Honor Society l 2 Honor Math l 2 3 Hayes Bert Honor Socuety 2 3 Honor Math l 2 3 Drlvung Team 2 Top Cow hand Chuckwagon Supper 3 Henderson Ann Honor Soclety l 23 Honor Math l 2 3 Art Nouveau l SCI ence Club 2 F TA 2 Henderson Sam-Chorus 2 3 Chorus Kung 3 Men s Glee Club 23 Hensley Tommy Hlcks, Gwen Llbrary Aude 2,3 Holcomb, Harry Sousa Band Award 2, Nat Merut Scholarshup Fnnallst 3, Youth of God 2,3, Track 2,3, Student Councxl 3 Holmes, Suzanne Honor Soclety l,2,3, FTA l,2, Pres 2, UNESCO 2,3, State Sec 3, Clossen Classlcs l,2,3, Band and Orchestra l,2,3, Sec l, Treas l Hoyt, Monty Student Councul l,2,3, Pres 3, Honor Socuety Sec 2, Blue Jack ets l,2,3, Pres 2, Key Club l,2,3, VP 2, N F L l,2,3, Pres l, Debate l,2,3 Hudman, Nancy Comes l,2,3, Parl, Sgt at Arms, V P , Student Council 2, Clossen Lafe Staff Irwm, Pat Jackson Priscilla Ann James Sue Honor Society I 2 Honor Math I 2 3 Pres 2 3 Comes I 2 3 Par 2 Jarvis Sandy Attended Northeast I 2 Yearbook 3 Joy Nancy Johnson Andy Football I23 Track I 2 O Club I 2 Key Club 3 Fmians Rainbow I Johnson Janet Girls O Club I 23 Pres 2 VP 3 Classette I23 Sec 3 VP 2 Johnson Janice Honor Society I3 Scholastic Art Exhibit I Shorthand Award 2 Selling As A Career Essay Con tes I3 Jones Bill Attended U S Grant I Meteor 23 Treas 2 Sec 3 Pres 3 Jones Gerry Attended schools in Texas and New Mexico I 2 Chorus 3 Jones Jerry Kenney Betty Classette I23 Youth of God 3 Home Room Pres 3 Kueffer Marcia-Office Aide 3 Lacy, Roz-Clossen Life I,2, Editor 2g Classette I,2, Sec, I, Sgt.-at-Arms 25 Re- porter for Oklahomon 3. Leith, Guy-Attended Ponca Military Academy I,2. Lepley, Jack-Science Club Ig Delegate to Mock Dem. Convention Ig Red Cross I,2,3, Parl. 2, Pres. 3g Candidate for Man of Distinction 3. Q We 'T wwf vt 'W 'k .--ul'! 35 env? 4947 1 ...ff if 44' 33? 41 L II5 f .1 I -so if M 7 of 7 ,4 4' I , Q 'C 'ST i' e5 i fb A-1 .pi -.ago 'S' i, an W? If' .i ,A-5. '17 V7 Lewis Sharley Comes 123 Sgt at Arms l Song Leader 2 Asst Sec 2 Sec 3 OffIC6 Aide l 23 Lueber Carol Lundley Don Attended schools un Colo rado and Henryetta l 2 Meteor Lmdsey Jam Love Jack Student Councll VP 3 NFL 23 Pres 2 Thespuans 12 Pres 2 Meteor l 23 VP 2 KeyClub l 23 Treas 3 McCamey Pat McClain Janice McCormack Pat The Curious Savage l Jr Red Cross Sec l FTA 1 2 Chess Club 3 McDaniel Pat Glee Club I2 Chorus McDonald Jerry McKmght Jerry Thespnan Pres 3 Classette l 2 3 Cheerleader 3 Student Councal 2 3 Basketball Queen McNaH Nancy Classette l 2 3 Cheer leader l Pres 2 Rep 3 Youth of God 2 3 Devotional Chaurman 2 Student Councrl l 2 3 Sec 3 Meteor Queen 2 Orblf Queen 3 McQuown Harry Mahaney Sue Attended Northwest l Honor Socuety 3 Oftlce Aide 2 3 Short hand Award 2 Maney Muke Martrn Tom Attended Putnam Cnty l Wrestlrng 23 Outstandnng Wrestler 2 Mathrs Eddre Matthews Martha Classettel 2 3 Sgt at Arms l 3 Parl 3 Youth of God 2 3 Yearbook 3 Student Councrl 3 Honor Socnety l 2 Honor Math l 2 Medley Nancy Comesl23 Treas 2 Sgt ot Arms 2 Pres 3 Chaplaun 3 Anchor Club Pres 2 Honor Socrety l 2 3 Trias 3 Youth of God 2 3 Office Aude l 3 Mrha lrene Attended school rn Greece Muller Sherrr Comes l 2 3 Hust Rep l c 2 Treas 3 Pres 3 Honor So cnety l 2 3 Pres l 2 3 Classen Edator r ass ec Gr of e Month 2 Muller Steve Meteor23 Parl 3 Sgt at Arms 3 Science Club 2 Band l 2 3 mx Larry Chorus l23 VP Boys Quartet l 23 All State 23 Trl State 2 Fmlans Rainbow l Kass Me Kate 3 Moon Harold Club l 2 3 ball l 3 Basketball l 2 3 Baseball l 2 3 Jr Class Sgt at Arms Moore Beverly Classette 123 Sgt at Armsl Sec 2 VP 3 Pres 3 Offuce Arde 3 Moore Glen Putnam Cntyl 2 Moore LoAnn Ottrce Arde l 2 Druvers Award 2 Morgan Mrke Football 23 Track 2 Tennus 3 Sclence Club Chorus 2 Glee Club 2 Morgan Ralph Attended Harding l Morrrson Jack M teor l 2 Sgt at Arms l Parl 2 Wrestling 2 Solo at Tru State Contest 3 1 1 1 11 - 1 I III '- - II ' I ll 1 1 11 1- 1 - 111 - 1 '- T I ' I I -1 111 - 1 11 111 I .- I ' 111 - ,Se-. , . , 1 , - . Llfe l,S.Cl s ., rl th I ll ' I '- - I I II' M , - ,,, .13, , . ll! - Il T g .. 1 . ' . 1 1 - o -rf I Ill OO- 11 111 111 I 111 -' - I ' I '. 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Phillips, Saundro - Attended Midwest City lg Chorus 2,35 Tri-State 2,3, Dis- trict Solo and State Solo 2. Pless, Libby-Meteor Queen Candidate 3, Honor Society l,2,3, Classette l,2,3, Parl. l, Pledge Mistress 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 3. Pope, Nancy - Honor Society l,2,3, Classette l,2, Office Aide l,2,3, Short- hand Award 2. Pounds Virgle-Classette 123 Honor Society 3 Classen Life Page 3 editor I Circulation Manager 3 Prag Eddie Blue Jacket l Chorus2 Prlddy Jeanette Classette I2 Treas l All School Cheerleader 3 Meteor Queen Candidate l Football Queen 3 Purser Mnke OMA l 2 Meteor 3 Sgt at Arms 3 Attended O C U 2nd se mester of 3 Radford Lucy Attended school in Virginia l 2 Reaves Jean Classette 123 Hornzon Club l 2 Rainbow l 23 Reeves Fran Classette I 2 3 Youth of God 2 Chorus 3 Render Carol Driving Team 3 Honor Society 3 Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 3 Reynolds Johnna Sue Comes l 23 Cheerleader 2 3 V P 3 Youth of God 2 Student Council l 2 S A S C Repre sentative 2 Inter City Student Council l 2 Pep Council 2 Roach, Dale- O Club l,2,3, Football l,2,3, Baseball l,2,3, All School Play l,3. Rowles, Carol-Honor Society l,2,3, Honor Math l,2, F.T.A, 2,3, Sec. 3, Classette 2,3, Advanced Orchestra l,2,3, Concert-Mistress. Russell, Ruth-Girls' O Club l,2,3, Swimming Team. Samara, Carolyn--Classette l,2, Sgt.-at- Arms l,2, Chorus l,2. Scales, John-Chorus l,2,3, Pres, 3, All- State l,2,3, Student Council 3, Youth of God 2, V,P. 2, Jr, Red Cross 3, Chap- lain 3, F.T.A, 2, VP. 2, Scott, Eleanor-Comes l,2,3, Sgtfat- Arms 2, Asst. Sec. 3, Sec, 3, Safety Couri- cil l,2,3, Pres, l,2,3, Oklahoma County Conf. Hist. 3, Inter-City Council Rep. 3. lv? V' IL, TQ Ki '23 -'fa I 4 H9 'C' I 11 - 25,5 'I L , , 'lk 95. 'JF '79 s ' 'tj' I , -.. -J rv 4' 1 WS? Scott, Watson - Attended Harding Ig Meteor 2,3, Parl. 2, Pres. 35 Oil Man for a Day 2g Chorus 3, District, Tri-State 3. Seay Elame Sulvernanl Dale Sledge Barbara Smith Gary Honor Society I Honor Math I 2 3 Sec I Blue Jacket I 2 3 Pres 3 Student Council 3 Yearbook 2 Snow Leslie-Attended school in Mis sour: I 2 Baseball 3 Stephanou Nuck Won Kerr McGee Contest KTV set for school! 2 Honor Math 2 Honor Society 2 Key Club 3 Meteor 3 The Cunous Savage I All School Play 3 Stewart Ran Strouble Manlyn Attended school Kansas I 2 Band 3 Suhre Fred Honor Math I23 Youth of God 2 3 Jr Rotarlan 3 Oil Man for Terry Dwught Jr Class Treas O' Club I 23 Sgt at Arms 2 Pres 3 Foot ball I23 All Conference 3 Baseball I 2 3 Tnllotsan Mary Attended schools in Texas I2 Honor Society 3 Jr Red Cross 3 Todd Labonna-Classen Classics I2 Chorus I 2 3 Townsend Lenora Comes I 2 Flnuan s Rainbow I Chorus I 2 Tri State Con test I Anchor Club 2 Trnmble Alan Youth of God 3 Meteor I 2 3 Boys State 2 I I I '. - ' I ., , . I . I .- ,, - I . Qi - .. 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' , - 5 , i Ill ' Tull Pat Desngned Student Dnrectory l Placed un scholastrcs 23 Blue Rubbon Wrnner3 Underwood Shnrley Comes l 2 3 Treas 3 Honor Socuety l2 Yearbook 23 Busuness Manager 3 Safety Councll 2 Home Room V P 2 Vaughn Mary Student Councul 2 Home Room Sec l Otfuce Aude l Clnnuc Alde 3 Voth Don Meteor l 2 3 Hlst l Sgt at Arrns 2 Parl 3 Honor Math l 2 Sc: ence Club l 2 3 Boys Glee Club 3 Orl Man for a Day 2 3 Warner Bull O Club 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Football 3 All State Band 2 3 Solo Contest l 2 3 Band l 2 3 Krss Me Kate 23 Basketball l 2 3 Baseball 123 Band l 2 3 Key Club 3 Orl Man for a Day 3 Waters Duck Meteorl Sgt at Arms Baseball l 2 Football 2 Basketball l Wells Kaye Whatoff Carol Attended school rn kansas Clmrc Ande Art scholastrcs Wlnttle Gene-Attended Northeast l Yearbook 23 Football 3 Wulson Don Football l Chorus2 3 Wulson Sandra Classette l 2 3 Gym Ande l Offnce Arde 2 3rd place nn art scholastrc Wood Marylon Woolbnght Jackie Home Room Pres l Treas 2 Classettel Wulff, Whltney Classette 2,3, Cheer leader 3, V P 3, HO' Club Sweetheart 2, Student Councrl l,2,3 1 1 b A I 1 1 I 'Y l I I I ' 1 I 1 1 D 1 1 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 4 - 1 i' - 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . I l I I 1 1 1 - Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3. Warner, Fred- O Club l,2,3g Football 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' - 1 -- - ls 1 1 1 12- I ' . 5 . l Ar' . I 2 1 1 - I 1 1 ' I' 1 t 3 1 1 1' 1 1 I . I . B g 1 . 1 1 .luniors Organize VVhoever sa1d your sen1or year IS your buslest year had rocks 1n h1s head just ask any over worked se f Pltylng lunlor If a student IS luc enough to have reached the eleventh plateau of h1s h1gh school l1fe he fmds hlmself f3C1Ilg the task of selectmg h1s class nng The more ambrhous rumor who IS lookmg for a good excuse to cut that hlstory or Amerlcan ht class w1ll usually be found volunteerlng h1s servxces for the plannmg of the affalr of all affalrs the lumor sen1or prom Th1S year the lumor class selected Ellot Stanley as the class presldent Ehot was 1n charge of ap pomtmg commlttees for the various lunlor class functlons Susle Hayes was elected to the vlce presldency T1sha johnston held the offmce of secretary Manag mg the class hnances was Treasurer busle Harkey and Kay Iohnson wore the strlpes of class sergeant at amms Advlsmg the offlcers thls year were the lumor cllss sponsors Mr ames Petree hxstory mstructor M 1m F ortenberry Enghsh mstructor Mrs Bemlce Hxbbert Engllsh mstructor and Mrs Bon me Dessauer debate coach THERES NOTHING luke a buslness meetmg durmg school tame Much busmess of thrs sort and overwerght wall be the only vrsrble result Servlng Ellot Stanley presrdent Eating 358 For Work and Play 4-6 .0' Q Tom Anderson Ann Appleton Hazel Barley Mary Nell Barker Sydney Barnes Davld Barrett Malcolm Batchelor Gene Beaver Martha Bell Susne Harkey secretary Susxe Hayes vrce Dresndent Trsha Johnston treasurer and Kay Johnson Sgt at-arms WK rs 1 122 . Q' ' . . A 1 1 u p a , I I V' , . .' . . 1 2 2 1 iw . . -5 -1 . I , , T I - I l Q.-'A 1 ' V .A V l , . aa at E M ' xml as l!:5.!!!!l!l Q - V V' :ll E F MW',',' '75'f' W7 3 tzsrzs-Ti':.:.:.a A 'Q' ' Q 1 , g , 1 4 Q ' if? B Nw V A . X, , 'mvadi Q . I , s ' ' ig in I f dv J' r 'Y h 1- -2151, f- A' g Choose Sfanley And Hayes To Lead s,.. 'Un 4 T0 ,-4 l23 Charlene Benson Rosie Blake Judy Blankenship Fhil Bouldin Ed Bowlby Suzanne Boyd Stanley Bozarth Mary Lou Braddy Terry Brewer Shnrley Brown Ray Brownen Barbara Bryan Kenneth Bundy Kathy Butler John Campbell Ronme Capshaw Sandra Carlnsle Pat Carter Cindy Cartmell Lnnda Casey Paula Casey Judy Caso Dlck Cheatwoad Beverly Clark Mlke Clark Larry Cllne Laulse Coats Johnny Cobbs Janne Cobbs VlCl'sy Colbert Frankre Collungsw Sandy Connelly Betty Copeland Ellen Caslon James Crosby Dayld Doran V Class Numbers More Than 200 Billy Dlllberg Susne Doollttle Carolyn Dugger Lou Dunlavey Wayne Ellyson Jeanette Everett Frances Farmer Sharon Farrell Carol Faulkner John Fears Sharon Fewkes Monte Floyd Larry Ford Larry Foree Duck Fowler Ginger Garber Carole Garrett Larry Gausman Pat Gentry Fonda Gnbson Bob Goodner Ellen Graham Kenneth Graham David Grantham John Haggard Gloria Hallmark Sherry Hamilton Paul Hanson Susle Harkey Lmda Harrington Marge Hayden Susne Hayes Joe Henderson Buddy Hendrvck Lavlto Henson c-'Q an 'T sur W 4 Large ,Q A alorlfy Plan College Careers Lunda Herndon Don Hethermgton Jack Hugh Kathy Hull Phil Hobbs Duck Hodges Sue Housnngton Gael Holcomb Jay Hollocher Jon Hallowell John Halsey Jerry Holt lrvsn Horwitz Barbara Howard Nancy Hudson Jo Llndo Jackson Mark Jernigan Kay Johnson Tlsha Johnston Eddne Jones Fred Jones Judy Jones K Roy Jones Laurence Justnce Vnola Keester Ronme Keel Robert Knight Don Kueffer Joe Kuhn James Lackey Brenda Lankford Lunda Lee Pushmataha Lester Herb Lobdell Dnana Loeftler Robert Long C ass 59 Vofes Conservahve, Tamara Long John Looney Jann Lowther Carol McCarty Wanda McDuff Andrea McElderry Tom McGraw Gene McKinley Alvenla Martnn Donald Matthew:-, Richard Mauldln Margaret Meugs Lnnda Merrick Anne Vlrller Martha Muller Ruth Muller Make Mnllstead Calvin Morrow Bull Murphy Barbara Nayphe Tony Newcomb David O Dell John Olson Jon Puryear John Quenzer Sharon Quinlan Ron Rogan John Richardson Mzke Rogers Tommy Rowles Edlfe Runka Mary Margaret u Maelena Soar Sally Sage Mary Samuels Mlke Scannell ssell fs ,4-as .1 .I 13 ,Jr -f ur W 40' uv-7 126 1 40 J l Choose Tradlhonal Rmg And Prom -I0 Hub if I-4 rr-v xv' IAQ ,lr 4' 127 Peggy Scott Charles Seward Herb Sldwell Jlrn Sink Vralet Skala Vera Nell Sampson Kathy Slater Janet Smnth J0e Smlth Fred Snyder Jannce Sornck Mary Sherman Johnny Stamatas Elnot Stanley Donna Stephens Marllyn Stewart Nancy Stockwell Kathy Stones Alrce Sulllvant Charles Taylor Alex Thomas David Turpnn Ouuda Vestal Leroy Walcher Kay Walker Janet Wallace Ramona Whnles Rosemary White Darryl Willis Max Wnlson Vina Wlndes Harry Walohan Sherran Woody Jlm Woo'brught Al Wynn Wmnlfred Wynne I O O I ' 1 Q ' 7 Vll , fl nfl f' 4 Ag, 2 , , 0 if A 0' , X at '7 1 Q Q1 Q Q 'Q . . 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Confusmg the lssues are such Slt uatlons as these mnth graders are consldered 1H the semor hrgh as f1r as enrollment and pep club membershxp ire concerned hut ln the Student Councll they are members of the jumor hlgh The mnth grade class members have mlxed OPIHIOHS on the suhlect of thelr classlflcatlon Some of the class prefer to he the jumor hlgh top dogs mstead of the looked down upon green homs ln semor lugh wlnle others volce the opposlte OPIIIIOD But every freshman upset over the ques tlon of h1s cl1ss1f1cat1on has one consolmg thought Next ve lr Ill lcnowl NINTH GRADE Fnrst Row J Acree M Adkins D Adler L Anderson Second Row M Appleton L Arnn D Aten M Atkans Thnrd Row E Atterberry L Bauley G Battles C Bnrd Fourth Row C Blackburn S Bosnyack D Bowlby L Bowman V Brewer G Bntton N Brock J Brooks D Brown Fifth Row J Brown G Brownen G Brunken Burbrldge J Butler G Byrd S Byrd D Calvu R Caplaner .4 A 56 -K' l3 HP Srxth Row F Carlyle M Chant R Chesser S Collmson T Conner J Contreras P Contreras J Copeland Seventh Row V Cnrdum C Couch F Dalton R Danuels J Dark C Dayton J Deem C Delaughter M. Denning Enghth Row M Dumpfl J Dummeyer N Dyer G Elder W Ellns J Erdman L Ericson J Estes J Farmer Yi if o o C . . . . . In . . . - Sd L? ,arg . . . . ' ', ' 1. . : ' , ft 'A , - gy ' . , .fe - - ,Qff 11 pf A . . 5 1 y 1 - - vt ' 4 . if '2' K6 ! !i ' Z ' gh-' rl . I 2 . . ,X - 7 - ' : . , . ' , . , ' : . , . , . , . ' , . . ' . : . , . ' , . , , - , - , - D - . . : . , , , . , 1 - , - , - , - A , - I 1 . ' . 1 . , . , . , - ,I - , V , A - ' I ' I ' I ' I I ' : ' I. ' I ' I ' I ' I . ' : . , . , . , J. . , . , . , . . I - I - 1 - I - r ' ' I W ' ,,,, z I f , , , . ., V -it ', f I 3 , use XR lr , ' ' , 3 a ' 5' If a 'V 'F -Q ' ,J l A 1, ' 1 :Tn I ' 55 A fx 5 'Q 2 'f I5 I l 4 Mt , f' V V Q 6 , .. ,iw , 'I Ilrl - 1: , In ' Al I . ' ' f i' 4 Q3 W 'F , A Q A f A I 1- ae, , I I f , 2 -5 Y R H f 2 xjfggfe ' . -2, , , , ' , , Q' ' I' ' ' gi' 1 V lf ir? I ' ' 4 H- 2 3 5' T Q 'P :- L 1 U5 1 E: CD 5' P G :F S :' 0 ul Qs :fr AA 34 .. L 18 NINTH GRADE Flrst Row B Ferguson J Fmch C Ford A Forrester J Foster S Foster C Fowler J Franklun M Fruun Second Row M Futrell M Garlock J Gaynor T Gaynor L Goslrn S Gravlm J Gray C Greenhaw C Carolyn Harris Cathy Harrls G Harris J Horns L Harrls Fourth Row C Hawthorn E Henschke L Herren K Hull B Holland S Honea D Horn L Howe P Hoyt Fnfth Row AA C' M I B Hudson J Huff P Hughes S Hunt L Intemann G lrrck R Jackson Betsy Johnson Bully Johnson Suxth Row C Johnson A Johnston B Johnston G Jones P Jones R Jones J Jordon Martma Kelley Melvlna Kelley Seventh Laurenz K Lee S Lentenbrnnk P Loeftler Eughth Row C Lord K McCarty J McCorkIe K McDonald G McLain F Marshall C Masterson B Matthews R Meade B Meigs S Gifs 'L 114g ,- K 135 o o o o o I, O 1 ' ,. , I ' ' , g af J C., f ll 'J B 1' J J 'Q I J J ' :II F ff A - f+ J J f J , J w 5 V qffki M . -J 3 X ,X X . 5 , I t 2. 1 - , v X A 9 , j- 5' la ' ,Q ' , . -I vi , X ' , . - X6 J , U L ' N, 1 I J' A , I, - 'A V,. ! fi 1 7 . J' . If I ' I ' I , 5- 3 or F 4' .3 .I ' 4 ' 'i 1 L-L 4 ' , .J Q 4,3 ' J M V E ' ' I ,, ,fl v K i Haase.lTh.ird Row: Halllurn, Horgqman' ,Lv HOHKJQSJ Row:'J. -Kemp, Kevin, R. Kirk: C. Kirkley, M. Lamb, V. , 'W J J vi Q, it , A it Q V 4 W va , 4 :Q Q : if .1 ,Q f B 1 'ao - J. xl x F ' K- W' . . Xt - , 2 J ' 1 Y ' 9 5' Q I 'it - -' - . . 1 ,. . 1 '7 F , ' , C '1 Q Q ' S- . Ag' A T X 7 Q f l r A - , Q . 5 5-' - 6. ' 4 3 'Q -. swf ' F ' . ,J 4 4 L -, C A , ' ,L A , .','z-wr? of Q' 19. 7' 1 I Li in 1, 'Q .. gg Q5 fa 'J' E ' ,- A. 1 ' ' 0,6 . F 3. U 1 1 -- I 9 1 ' -v A -v J K v Y' . .. .4 3 ' -L x 'Cf J' if J F A ' J . ' .- - 1- l A R ef , 'llif' 4 l V 0 -a J 35 .4 Q Q1 J 1 G. I as 93 .Q 'J-T A , X NZM ' Y x ' , , x tmw fx f 7 Q51 353' W? qjvnel NINTH GRADE First Row C Mulligan M Mllstead D Moon Harmona Moore Harrnet Moore Howard Moore N Morrns C Moussa G Mowder Second Row S Musallam M Nazelrod E Neeley B Neuman S Newcomb C New land I Noack K Norris A Ollver Third Row J Owen Owens S Pallady M Parr B Phvlllps E Pounds Putney D Quenzer Fourth Row S Records S Reed S Reynolds J Rnddle R Roach J Roberts D Rose M Rose B Roysden Fnfth Row M Saar J Sala hnel E Samara F fgf -.fr Scales P Scannell M Schaltka K Scott N Scott E Snnclalr Snxth Row D Skaggs B Slater T Smlth J Snuder J Soruck D Spencer E Stanley R Stuetel R Stone Seventh Row S Stone J Stones A Svnestnns J Swann R Taylor J Them AThomas SThomas L Thomas Eughth Row J Thrasher C Tnllotson J Towe B Tracy C Underwood M Underwood C Uppohn C Vonk J Wage Nmth Row R Ward D Wehba S Welborn B Whnte K Whnte R Wnley B Wilkerson T Wllllams D Woolbrlqht V Yoes ro f t t it A 1 I 0 . 39 224 Y A , ' 5 45 T5 ' H S 5- 1 4' L -er' V J 1 J L' , he Chl Q 5 ' ' 'xt J f he T151 IT. ,L j lg 7: D+? ,Lv ' R T 1 ' 'gl 'L A ge K W ,, f f .. r lf Q r' 1 t , ' 0 7 . 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' 7 I ,I 'I X , ' fav! , 1 A lnlllt l36 4- l VVh1le a student IS enrolled 1n the seventh grade he IS busy gettmg acquamted w1th the hows w s and where sof the school By h1s second year he beglns to feel as rf he lS part of the school H15 spmt grows as the year progresses as does h1s helghth By the end of the year he has usually de veloped 1nto a true CIassen1te Hrs mterest 1n one or two clubs has been 1ntens1f1ed And last but not least he 1S proud of Classen and proud that he 1S a member of the lunror hrgh Thrs year there are approxrmately 250 e1ghth graders enrolled at Classen Wlth these students and the students enrolled 1n the seventh grade Classen 1S guaranteed a large slze hlgh school en rollment 1n the future EIGHTH GRADE-First Row J Akin C Anderson M An derson Second Row R Armstrong C Barrd J Baker Third Row L Balch C Balcom D Barker J Barnes B Batten burg M Beaver E Benavldez C Berry J Berry Fourth Row J Blackaby J Blake S Blrnn G Bodme L Bolster D Boyrngton D Bradley H Branson L Branum Fifth Row D Brashers C Bntton Jan Brown John Brown L ad Q-it n., ,7 Burnett R Burns B Campbell J Carpltcher B Carter Snxth Row C Cesar J Charles Barbara Chastain Bobble M Clark Seventh Row S Colley G Cordea T Crawford J Crosswhrte P Cunnungham G Davls D Dawson J Deaknn L DeArman 9 1 l.,4..i3Q a 9 fl . x f' ' '3- . -X - W w 1 v , I37 'ir ,'J -- 3. Q Eighth Graders Study Algebra, Languages . , . . . I , Q , : l. , . r l , - . I I 4, .l I h , . I i - Clhastaih, Chekbvslcy, S. Chilljers, J. Chism,l B..'Church, , 6 ' . ' is 'a ' ' 1 ' NW , ,I -3 '25 fs' E'-'Xt ez, f 1? H' If 5 A X I jf I l K 5 A 3 5' i Q ,5 1 4. ' ...- jgf Av' we ' ff ,Em rl ' f 4 X 'X '-'J . 1 is '1' ., eff. X 5 I1 J' 5 l 'X ' J K 44, .J J' 'Ti V I.-3. 'ra Q -,. G fl ' A l K ' 4 i iw ' , J 6 'A jg R Q 0 ke if A X t x f Q I! fix ia L' MIA as D 39. 5' EIGHTH GRADE FII'Sf Row B Derrlck C Downnng D Dun can D Edgm K Eyler D Fablan C Farrell F Farrls C Farrow Second Row G Ferguson T Ferguson J Fesler D Field L Freld L Fleld S Fnghtmaster T Fletcher C Floyd D Floyd Thlrd Row C Forbes B Franklun M Frnz zell J Furnash J Gardner J Gates N Gausman S Gay J Gnbson Fourth Row R Gubson V Grlreath D Gleason A Graham C Gray M Hadler D Hall D Hall S Ham monds Fifth Row L Hordaker C Harlow J Harvey G Haffueld R Hayes J Hays C Haywood L Haywood M gn! sw -nf Q23 Q? -w-I If Heatley Suxth Row J Henry Y Hall G Hmes J H e A Hobbs D Hodges B Holdnn B Hopkins L Horne Seventh Row W Humphreys D Hunt G Huntley K lnte man R lreton J Jackson F Jamelson D James James Elghth Row L Jay D Jenmngs J Jernlgan A Johnson D Johnson Beverly Jones Bobby Jones G Jones J Jones Ninth Row S Jones J Kanafser R Keahey J Kemp A Kung J Kunnamon S Kmght S Kunkel S Kurlender if KLM! 5 'E L.: We 1 ,u ,Z w I f l ' 138 u lo' ',, Q 'L 1' o K.. 1-1 4 -J -2 N ' ,, 5 1' I if .- , ... , Q: ' 4 '5 -: - - f , 1 . 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'f 5 sf f' N' I EIGHTH GRADE First Row K Lafleur N Land J Len non C Lnvungston M McCarty R McCaslun B McDonald R McFarland H McLaun Second Row S McQuary R N Meek S Melton B Mencke Thurd Row P Muller C Msseles M Moncrvef A Moody B Moon H Moms R Morruson Mortenson B Musnck Fourth Row A Nash R Nazelrod M Newton K Nachols J Nlessen P N x J Norrus D ODell H Olsen Fntth Row C ONeaI R Owens -v4 -7 IJ, S oi C3 'Z '27 N Pagonus W Palmer S Payne T Pearce R Pebworth S Pendleton Sixth Row C Perry B Phsllups E Phnlllps S Plant M Potts B Prag C Protzman R Puckett L Quenzer P Ranger L Runga R Robbins J Robmson T Roetker Eighth Row J Rumker K Saunders M Schoap L Shune man L Scudamore M S adden J Shahan l Snlvernaul E Sink Nmth Row B Slater W Smnth V Snyder J Socher G Spencer J Spnllers D Stamatss D Steddum C Stewart '4 -I f me f 1 AL' .J 139 lf 5 4 . , .V if J ,A Q W Q, sd 1, .1 ,Q 'd -v -yy -., ,. V 7 . 1 - if ' L - -7' H,- sv X -.ggi . i -',. ' y ,, J P , lt , Q Q. Q 1 2 - , , , J, J - P M ., .1 - F -B S 'V T ' vl - ' ' - ,, 2 V ' 1 Q, ls ,fl 'til A e b , 6 fa 1. f 4 QA .- ' ' I-0 I Aa4, 'T' l , :Y .C L! ' , r?.1l . ,J F,-ff:-L I 3 V K 9' l I I 15' Y f ern., . L , -C it ,Z Q, 'in' 3 ' if , V ,V .Y .- ,de ' ' , ' T4 lk, Q b sa I A, . ,GQ t, ' V ' l 'W K V, A aj .Sf 9' x Y J? 5 f Marcus, R, Marshall, W. Martin, S, Matthews, D, Mealer, Severlth Row: N.'Records, T. Redbirdghl Reeves, -S. Riddle , . , . , , . I , . . . : . , . , . , . Q - ' - I .4 1 1 ., A f' , r, .f 4 .2 jj, ,-, 0 - ' ,l - ' Q ,J I- V Qs' , ,wig 2 , , , 4 ' :T f If' we sl ls ,KL L f ' .' ' - ' Q o ' 'T , -a gf ,Q 'f , ,q ,S - 49 ' T .- u 5 -aa' 1 Wilt 'wa I gf. 54 S . A I A X , is :N Q I ' A , 0 'OX S 4 ,. Q, fa, -- .31 , t . x 1 A . 21 1 K' A 1 Nl 1 ' f A in 4 - ., - 1 .. 2 l- Q ' -Y ,, 1, .gg ' -A 1 .:. .1 3 r 1' N , . si ... Y' , . Z 6 'X lf! f x l ef- 1 , . 1 l I no ' ' 2 'cl I 2 :fs - -1 Lf- ' '49 -5 . Wm' 1 Q - I 'lx l 'ir ii '17 'iv gory 3-sr' ..l' EIGHTH GRADE First Row J Stilwell J Stones S Suhre C Talknngton G Taylor J Taylor L Thomas P Thomas E Thompson Second Row C Tompklns R Walls L Ward P Watson S Wayland S Welborn D West D Whelan J Whntlow Tlurd Row Sue Wulluams Sharon Wnllrams P L ff Wnlson T Wnlson P Wlncles L Wmford B Wisdom Wolfe N Wood Fourth Row W Woodruff W Woods Woodward E Wotrnng J Wnght M Wnght M Wurtz J Wynne S Zeugler Seventh Grade ls Schools Largest Class Vllho Ire these hustlmg wlde ued youngsters ro imlng the h llls of Cl'lSS6I1p Why of course' These are the newest members of the Comet flmlly the sexenth gr lders Perhaps one of the most h ur ruslng events 1n 1 tw elve year olds lrfe IS the fxrst school day he stumbles 1nto the cllrk Cll'10tlC hills of Classen H1gh School But dont ft trl Our seventh grflder 1snt one to be .1 cow'1rd He brnes the frrst week llke a good llttle trooper tefacher frndmg hlm only once or l'WlC6 1n the lost and found department And he proxes lns worth IS he coumgeously Q lrrles on through the ye xr leirnmg the flcts flg ures 1nd room numbers of Cl rssen He leftrns that the shortest wiv between two polnts 15 1 straxght lme so the nes er sly dre seventh grfrder makes the stralght l1ne heaven help man or beast 1n the way Bv the tlme the month of 'NI.1v rolls around, our llttle hero has been teased .md stepped on bv members of Classenls other fue grade lex els, but by now he has earned the honor of bemg called AlCl3.SSCHlt6 'l 140 D Aaron A Abollns D Adams M Allnson o l X, - 'f lr. a W C L ..., ' 4 - ,S J 2 .1 J -L 'f' Na+ J 2 f set -rr , 0' ' ' X Y and i 1 .4 v -n X V - 'ff' iw? f ' l N I ' A L -f r 2 - f- - , f 1 , -f 'Nd -3 l V . 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AJ ll WA wie SEVENTH GRADE First Row D Anderson M Andersqn S Asbury G Baker B Barkalow M Barrnnger J Barton N Barton J Boss Second Row R Beauchaw R Beremon G Buelstem W Bnlbrey P Burd D Blaur H Boatman M Booze B Bowling Thnrd Row J Boyd L Boyd P Boydston Bewer P rltfon S rntton L Boyn H Bul Bush Fourth Row L Cargal C Carlson K Carotlwers B Cossel P Caughron G Chappory B Chulton C Chnsten berry G Cloypool Fifth Row L Claypool T Cobb R Conn ,gf M Conn C Contreras R Cook M Copeland J Cox D Crosby Sixth Row D Daniels A Dames P Dark N Dewey R Doty M Dagger L Duncan B Dyer E Early Seventh Row W Ellyson N Evans R Eylar E Farmer L Farrls S Flnley P Flexner D Floyd J Ford Elghth Row N Frey C Frlsby V Fulk S Funk H Gardner L Glbson R Gilbert A Gnlmore L Glass Nmth Row D Gorrell H Gottlieb Green C Greenshaw M Haley J Harnbrlck P Hanley T Hardy J Hargrove .J -.9 bro M5 4,-J ra my il 1 'fr .l ll'a 35: av si 4 43 dnt I l4l U ,Q ,A J -.. 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A Q R ll d ll, g v-4' W., ff' vi '93 1-ai, SEVENTH GRADE First Row G Harrlson H Hatch J Heald R Helm B Henderson M Henderson J Hendrncks S Hess Karl Hull Second Row K th H ll G Hnllyer J Hollacher P House S Howell B Hubbard J Husband L Hutson B lmoe Thlrd Row D lson B Jamelson J Jefferles A Jenkms M Jenknns M Jennlngs C Johnson J Johnson M Johnson Fourth Row P Johnson R Johnson B Key Flfth Row S Klle L Kung P Kung R Kung K Knlppelmler L Lafleur D LaRue K Lee J Lnttle Sixth tr 'Y' W1 C? O 'I K 14 A Row L Llvvngston C Long V Love G Low H Lunsford C Lynn K McAl1ster J McBroom A McClarn Seventh Row J McFadden L McKnnnon B McPherson D Mc Whlrter R Maddox A Masterson D Maxey G Melton E Mntchell Eighth Row R Moncrnef F Montgomery N Mornson R Moser J Muncy N Mussallam F Nalfy B Nash Nmth Row S Nash L Neff S Nettleton R New Patterson 131 WJ D Q W V ' ' l rg , . ' ca Y ' F9 'fr 5'-f .-fl ,J A -11 Wf 1 '51 if al ., .J y . at 4 4 S 1 A M, F ,Ji I V , E ,. 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Qt l -Q q-4 axl SEVENTH GRADE Flrst Row Carroll Peebles Charles Peebles R Perry L Poag P Proctor M Putney D Randall R Reed B Rhodes Second Row J Rnchards C Rnddle K Rnedel M Rueder D Rnpley M Roach C Roberts S Rod denberry R Roe Thurd Row A Ross L Rupe F Rumker P Savely T Schenk A Scott K Scott J Shannonhouse D Shaw Fourth Row E Snemens H Snmpson J Slmpson S Sunk C Sleeper D Smuth G Smlth J Smuth T Smlth Fifth Row N Snell L Snow B Snyder B Spencer H dvr' ,sf ff E? Sprague A Stafford M Stapp M Steffenson J Stephanou Slxth Row C Stevens C Stevenson J Stoll G Story J Talknngton R Tanner O Tate B Taylor S Taylor Seventh Row G Thomas M Thomas D Tnemeyer C Torrance K Tredennlck B Underwood J Walker K Walker L Walker Eughth Row C Watson T Watts J Webb L Welsman L Whlte F Wuetelman J Wuley B Wlllnams F Wulllams Nmth Row J Wnlson T Wnnfrey P Wmkler M Wlnston R Wood J Woods T Yoes L Young C A York S Harrls ' -er A '93 31 fe ' .0 4. 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29 89 Stmson Estello-28 Tedford Harvey 13 55 56 Whute Claude-23 Woodruff Joan-64 65 93 96 Wooten Ruth 23 99 STUDENTS Aaron Duona-95140 Aboluns Ansns 105140 Acree Joyce-44 134 Adams Dannn-45 87 104 140 Adams Maxey--42 44 47 88 110 Adklns Metta-101 134 Adler Don 84 134 Arnsworth Jolene-110 Ak1n Janet-40137 Aldndge Susan-110 Allen Tum 8 52 53 54 57 62 63 85 97 1 10 Allrson Mary 140 Alllson Paul 128 Ande Bob-30 62 85 97 110 Ande Judy 8298128 Anderson Carolyn-137 Anderson Dolores 141 Anderson Llndo-134 Anderson Mnchael Anderson Mlckey 137 Anderson Sandro-7 96 100 110 Anderson Tom 122 Anderson Wanda-110 Appleton Ann-25 65 66 B7 94 96 100 101 122 Appleton Marc 54 58 134 Armstrong Richard-44 54 137 Arnn Lynn-42 44 103 134 Asbury Sam 141 Aten DarIene38 134 Atklns Manon-100 134 Atterberry Bully 134 Barley Hazel 122 Ba1ley Lmda-40 84 98 134 Ba1rd Charles-541 7 Baker Gray 141 Baker Jeanette-137 Baker Johnny 128 Balch Lmda-93 137 Balcom Carolyn-137 Ball Charles 128 Banks Merle-60 62 128 Barkalow Barbara-141 Barker Dlanne-93 137 Barker Mary Nell 28 87 91 122 Barnes Jody 77 84 95 104 137 Barnes S dney 100122 Barrett Barrett Jon-6 8 913 42 82 85 929495102110 Barrett Marulyn-128 Barrlnger Mary 141 Barton D1anne-128 Barton Janette-141 Barton Nancy 141 Bass Judy 141 Batchelor Malcolm 103122 Battenburg Bonnle-137 Battles Ga1l-40 87 89 134 Beauchaw Ramona-141 Beaver Gem+57 122 Beaver Marron-40 137 Bell Kenneth-42 4'7 128 sen Mdffhd-as 99 122 avld 122 Bender Janet 110 Benham Mlke-42 Benson Charlene-123 Beremon Ronald 105141 Berry Carol 137 Berry James 137 Berry Sally 94 98 110 Bertch Judy 110 B1elste1n Gretchen-141 Bllbrey Gerald-40 141 Blrd Carol-40 95 98 134 Blrd Phll-45 141 Blrmlngham Mark 3141 90 92 103 128 Blackaby Jan-104 137 Blackburn Carole-134 Blaur Davld 141 Blake John 137 Blake Rosne-82 99 123 Blonkenshlp Judy 7 39 76 100 123 Blalock Jonny 8 52 110 Bllnn Susan-87 93 95 137 Blott Carlene-100 128 Boatman Hal-4-4 141 Bodlne Gregory-44 141 Boggs Raymond 1 0 Boles Jeanne-48 85 87 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