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

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CLASSEN LIFE staff: lst row, Jan Brown, Jody Barnes, 2nd row, Beverly Hender- son, Donna VonRissen, Judy Gravlin, Cynthia Haywood, Linda Jackson, Pen- ny Savely, Lynn McKinnon: 3rd row, Orville Tate, Jean Hambrick, Martha Copeland, Becky Main, Andrea Samara, Dianne Barker, Roberta Moncrief, Nancy Huntley. CGMET JOURNALISTS The CLASSEN LIFE staff, sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Kraemer, is headed by Kay Simmons as editor. Karen Nichols assists her and Gary Melton is sports editor. Linda Walker is advertising manager. Sandie Riddle, ORBIT editor, Jim Worsley, associ- ate editorg Selene Main, business manager: and Mrs. Sibyl Tilsner, sponsor, make important decisions on the 1961-1962 yearbook. Photographers for both groups are Ed Chechovsky, Tom Harris, Steve Childers, and Terry I-lairfield, Karen Nichols, Kay Simmons, Linda Walker, and Gary Melton represent the newspaper staff. Candidates for ORBIT Queen and their escorts are being entertained with a story of the p3St by Sharon Gay. ORBIT staff, lst row, Linda Horne, Susie HarriS,C1ydear1e Riddle, Lynda Duncan, Sandie Riddleg 2nd row, Jim Worsley, Kay Carothers, Parchinnia Hanley, Caro- lyn McCracken, Ann Moody, Sue Way- land, DianneBarkerg 3rd row, Tom Har - ris, Steve Childers, Selene Main, Ed Chechovsky, Terry Hairfield, Mrs. Sibyl Tilsner. N 9 Mr,

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MISS FREDA O'NEAL MR, JAMES PETREE MRS, LAPRELLE STONE BS, Southwestern State BA, Central State AB, Mary Hardin-Baylor Grades 9 and 10 M Ed, OU Grades 11 and 12 Grades 7 and 8 COUNSELORS CHART COMETS' COUR E C1assen's counselors assist every student through a guidance program which includes various testing de- vices. They not only give the student suggestions and advice during theschool year, but they help hirri plan his college or business career according to his capabilities. COMET BROWSE, REPOSE Classen is fortunate in having Miss Unferth as librarian. Many Classenites have been helped through the kind and courteous aid offered by Miss Unferth and her assistants. Our library is a pleasant place to study as the newly-installed air- conditioning units offer the student a cool, comfortable retreat from the hustling crowds in the halls and rooms. The library has been further improved this year by the addition ofa fine collection of paintings representing King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Miss Unferth is aided by Miss Amy Sparks and a staff of student librarians. Mrs. Greer and her aides maintain the clinic for the use of any student or teacher who is ill. Professional assistanceis often required during the school day, and Mrs. Greer is always ready to give that assistance. MISS ETALEA UNFERTH MISS AMY SPARKS MRS, BERNIS GREER BS, Texas Wesleyan College BA, OU RN, Mercy Hospital M Ed, OU MA, OU Laredo, Texas uw-1 u f-A f -Mfwsw M- -can 1 2 W '- si

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MRS, MAXINE HANEY MR, TOM HILL MRS, DELLA ROBERTS BS, Central State BS, OU BS, East Central State MS, OU M Ed, OU COMET ORBIT MATHEMATICAL CLASSES In this day of scientific exploration a college-hound stu- dent must have a complete mathematical background. The math department at Classen offers more than adequate pre- paration. The math instructors teach a wide variety of courses from General Arithmetic through SMSG courses to Math Anal- ysis. The use of television has been employed to supplement classroom instruction. MR. TRUMAN MILLER Department Head BS, East Central State MR, LONNIE GILLILAND MR- JAMES STARK MRS- 155515 GHERE BS Central stare AB, Bethany Nazarene BS, OSU M,Ed OU