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

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MR, HARRY FURLONG BIA, OCU Collin Farrell, Ron Nazelrod, and Tommy Fletcher are making connections on the new COMETS COMETS CHASE ELECTRGNS AND PROTONS Take a look around and see how much we depend on electronics In fact, we might go as far as to say that our lives are governed by electronics. ...v - . 1 'L un.. 5 Q E DEAVOR TO MISS.. As this is now a country on wheels, Driver,Education plays an important role in the student's life by teaching him the rudiments of safety, as well as how not to drive an auto- mobile. Y l fu it MR, BILL JONES 55, Northeastern Don Williams, Bill Spangler, and Charley Ward State Cgllegg are learning the fundamentals of good driving. MS, OSU 23

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First hour students seem to be very busy showing off their artistic ability. Patti Winkler, Susie Jones, and Brian Radcliff are receiving constructive criticism. MISS ELOISE WEILAND Department Head BA, California College of Arts and Crafts, Oakland, California MRS, PAT MERCHANT BFA, ou 22 These art students are having fun making poodles COMET DEVELOP ARTISTIC ABILITY Perhaps one of the most thankless jobs is handled by Miss Weiland and Mrs. Merchant of the Art department. Whenever aposter is required it is usually made by the art students. Large displays that some proud art student has done are always seen in the show cases. , Other art classes offered are Commercial Art and Fashion Design.

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CALISTHENIC S CONDITIO COMETS MR. HARVEY TEDFORD Department Head BS, Southwestern State M Ed, OU MR JOHN HAWTHORN BA, OCU M Ed, OU A vigorous Physica1Education program is necessary to develop strong bodies--and to run interference in the halls. The large man in the large shorts is Mr. Tedford. Trying out for the Olympics, boys?