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

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ag, w, ,, .g f jf if M,-mmm VERA NELL SIMPSON is turning three shades of blue, The odor of cut-up frog doesn't bother Ellen Coston, busily dissecting the specimen. MIKE FINLEY is investigating the interior of Linda Casey's eye. The cowgirl is Mrs. Beverly Key, Physiology instructor, who is showing the class how to use an ophthalmoscope. ,-J 5' DID a Classen chemist mix an explosive? Guy Parkhurst is entranced by the smoke and debris f'IT MAY NOT be food at a fancy restaurant, but it's HOUUVIQ Ofolmd The mom- Ron CGDSNIW l499PS T0 eatable, exclaim Carol McCarty and Jim l-laws. The shark really isn't to eat but is a project for the Advanced Biology classes to examine. the grindstone. 24

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HOLDING THE ATTENTION of a group of seventh graders is no easy chore, but Mrs. Wooten has the situation well in hand. These eager beavers are learning all about seventh grade arithmetic. The upper classmen should follow their example. SOMEHOW THIS PICTURE just doesn't get across the idea that was intended. Ray Organ, Tom Rowles, and James Crosby, the boy with the headache, are supposedly listening to an explanation ot a trig problem which may prove to be difficult. PERFECT VIEW of a collegiate looking young man. K. Roy Jones and his slide rule which is attached to his side catch many glances from Classen students. The slide rule can be used in quite a few courses. :Q 3 . WAKE UP, DON . . . this is no time for an afternoon doze. Don Cupp is trying to catch up on some of that sleep he missed last night. Let's hope Mrs. Roberts doesn't spot him. bf i

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Science Courses Cffer Advantages ln this day and age it is very important to study science, for it is becoming increasingly im- portant in the world. A good percentage of jobs now require some practical understanding of science. With the advancement of satellites, mis- siles, and atomic power, we are in need of more scientists to invent better rockets and perhaps even one that will carry a human to the n'ioon. Science Department teachers and. their sub- jects are: Mrs. Marilyn Parsons, Biology .and Ad- vanced Biology, Mrs. Neva Chelf, Chemistry, Mrs. Dorothy Frosh, General Science, Mrs. Beverly Key, Physiology. Mrs. Della Roberts, Physics, Mrs. Ethel Preble, Junior High Science, and Miss Joan Wood- ruff, Health. ,...-'-'gh ef 4. .A NOW JOHN, dOn't flip that switch! John Com- bell, the mad chemist, is finally going to get even with his classmate Bob Goodner. Bob is trying to figure out how he can get out of this predicament. Hurry up Bobby or you won't be with us much longer! ANYBODY HAVE AN EARACHE? Sharon Morrison thinks she can find the name of the complaining area. Sharon doesn't wear cowboy clothes every day, honest! SUSAN WELBORN manifests' interest in whatever causes Marc Appleton to appear so smug. Susan and Marc are fel- low students in Mrs. Parsons' beginning Biology second hour class. sm-,f Q2