Daniel Webster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Business Ed is the order of the day at Webster this year as we swing rapidly into the city-wide program of high schools each oriented basically toward one field of study. Webster has been allotted the business courses and will, in future years, be a magnet school for high school business students throughout the city. Foundation of the program based on previously standard curriculum at Webster includes typewriting, shorthand, law, office machines, bookkeeping, accounting. general office education. and the cooperative office education program with a wide variety of on-the-job training experiences. As in the past, students will be trained in preparing themselves for the business world through the use of new and up-to- date equipment and ever revised courses keeping in step with the most modern business situations.

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Senior Favorites Many honors mmm Websterites as classes and the whole student association voting through the Student Coun- cil chooses favorite students to be recognized during the school year. Many departments also select students to be honored on weekly or monthly basis in connection with their club activities, Recognized here are: MR. Br. MISS CONGENIALITY: Rick Grisham and Cheryl Winkle MR. IRRESISTIBLE Br. JUNIOR SWEETHEART Mark Benton and Donna Cooke WHO'S WHO fSeptember - Decemberj Dale Ridenhour. John Murray. Terri Roseborough. Randy Baber SENIOR FAVORITES - BEST ALL-AROUND: Rick Grisham. Debbie Warnock MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Terri Roseborough, John Murray MOST ATHLETIC: Donna Mason, Dennis Hammock MOST TALENTED: Reba Haynes, Mike Cooper MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED: Tauni West. Scott Barham MOST ACADEMIC: Elaine Acosta, Bob Hein, Diane Landrum 25

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