Hale High School - Patriot Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Schaf 34416 Our school bank has been a tremendous aid to the students, teachers, and organizations fore and after school, students along with Mrs. Hazel Elsea, have energetically sold tickets to athletic events, sock hops, dances, plays, and other school-sponsored activities. They also man- aged the sale of budget tickets, School Life papers, yearbooks, calendars, book covers, and all school supplies. Organizations were privileged to place their treasuries in the vault. All financial business of the school was taken care by the bank. We stu- dents are especially grateful to the ones who as- sisted Mrs. Elsea in keeping our records clear. I-lale's friendly dieticians and cashiers contributed greatly toward making a wholesome atmosphere in the lunchroom. The well-trained cafeteria staff spent many hours in advance of lunchtime preparing good, nourishing meals for us. We shall always remember the fine service we received from them. this year. Behind its many.glass windows be-

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LIBRARIANS Pictured at the immediate right are the seventeen student library assistants with Mrs. Bess Greenlee, our librarian. Um ' Our beautiful library, under the capable guidance of Mrs. Bess Greenlee, has grown to be a popu- lar room at Hale. Located on the third floor, just over the main office on floor two, it contains over 6,000 books, eighty-five magazines, pamphlets, and newspapers. The scholarship room, adjacent to the entrance of the library, has provided the juniors with in- formation and bulletins concerning requirements, rates, and rules of colleges, and folders and pamphlets explaining vocational careers for young people. Hale students have taken good advantage of observ- ing the college catalogs provided in the scholarship room. Also adjoining the library are two conference rooms, the librarian office, and the workroom for li- brary assistants. The workroom is equipped with materials used in the processing of books, a delivery service door and ample space for miscellaneous purposes. Besides being especially proud of the modern lighting and colorful furniture, we of Nathan Hale are happy to have a vertical file service and government document catalog in our library. We are very for- tunate to have such a friendly librarian who is willing to help students anytime the library is open. view government documents . .

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W .. At right are the six nurses' aides chatting with Mrs. Brosseau, nurse. Our school nurse can be found working busily in the clinic every school day until twelve noon. The nurses aides are in the clinic every period during the day. They work directly under Mrs. Brosseau's supervision and help with the clerical work, making beds, and keeping the clinic neat and clean. Every year our school nurse will supervise the School Health Clinics and the Smile Contest, besides taking care of the daily health problems of the student body. Our industrious custodians have maintained clean and sparkling corridors throughout the year. They have handled their duties expertly, and for this they deserve a pat on the back! They have been careful and have taken special pains in keeping our beautiful auditorium, library, cafeteria, and foyers in tiptop shape besides keeping the classrooms and other facilities looking as new as they did the day Nathan Hale opened its doors to 1800 students. Our school is located at 7200 East Twenty First Street, the former site of an open prairie. Kober- ling and Brandborg designed the unique structure and the W. R. Grimshaw Company built it. It was officially dedicated to Nathan Hale, December 13, 1959. Some of the custodians also serve as yardmen for our campus grounds of forty acres. This is minor compared to the 220,000 square feet of floor space that must be cared for inside- the building each day. Sedan!