Holland Hall High School - Eight Acres Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Board 0 Trustees Officers Charles W. Flint, Jr. . ...... President H. C. Barnard, Jr., Mrs. lra D. Crews, Jr., Mrs I . Q . Thomas J. Hardman, Walter H. Helmerich, IH John B. Harlow ........ . . .Vice President James M. Hewgleya JL, Robert R. Lockwood, Jr. Mrs. Allen G. Oliphant ...... Secretary Mrs. M. Murray McCune, Charles W. Oliphant M. J h S C .1 A t S ' t . Robert L. Parker, The Rt. Rev. Chilton Powell 'IS' 0 H ' al Son ' ' ' ' ' SS ' 6616 my The Rt. Bev. Frederick W. Putnam, Jr., Harry L Lauren L. York . . . .... Treasurer Seay, Jr., Christian Seger, Jr., Thomas C. Smith Dr. Averill Stowell, Mrs. Frederick P. Walter Herhert B. Moore .. .... Headmaster SEATED: James M. Hewgley, Jr., Mrs. Allen G. Oliphant, Charles W. Flint, Jr., John B. Harlow, Mrs. John S. Carlson, Herbert B. Moore. STANDING: Charles W. Oliphant, Mrs. M. Charles P. Williams, Mrs. Hays Yandell. Murray McCune. Mrs. Ira D. Crews, Jr., Mrs. Frederick P Walter, Charles P. Williams, Mrs. Hays Yandell. Thomas C Smith. 20 7 7

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VrQ.,s Headmaster ln his second year as Headmaster, lVlr. lVloore continued his policy of active leadership. ln the past few years, Holland Hall has experienced growing pains in its development as a truly out- standing independent school. Under lVlr. lVloore's administration, it has hcgun to deal with its future growth as well as its present needs. For the hrst time, Holland Hall underwent an extensive long-range study hy experts to analyze its plans for future expansion and to determine the hest course to follow. The late ,lamcs A. Chap- man assured an economic hasis for growth hy generously leaving a two-million-dollar endow- ment to Holland Hall. 'l'o keep up with the needs ol a growing student hotly, the faculty was en- larged this year, hringing ahout an all-time low student-faculty ratio of nine to one. 'llo keep pace with the growing scope of a college preparatory 'wf't'fr:'!ic,. Gig:-1 Mr. Herbert B. Moore education, a new lecture and film series with dis- cussion was initiated for the upper school. This series featured such speakers Dr. Williani Arrowsmith, classics professor at the University of Texas, and such Hlms as 'clsord of the Fliesv and MBecket. Finally, to give the students more time and to encourage individual initiative, Mr. Moore altered the compulsory sports program to allow one of the new trimesters to he devoted to a community service project or independent re- search program. Mr. lWoore's policies have encouraged a grow- ing spirit of enthusiastic cooperation, exemplified hy the joint effort of students and faculty to raise money for the A.F.S. Fund, the main project of the Student Council this year.This attitude of con- trihution to the school can only result in the at- tainment of the highest ideals of Holland Hall.