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

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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

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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 .