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

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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

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5 R.. 9' W , r 'Fx' ? lat. 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