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

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ACADEMICS

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' 3 5 ' 'F W ,, , , , Mr. Bird, with one year as head- master behind him, has yet to create a totally unanimous impression of himself among the students. Perhaps he hasn't really emerged from his shell. Compared to the eternally-jovial Mr. Moore, he seems rather strait-laced. But his humor comes out at odd moments, proving to be almost as dry as that of Carlos Tuttle himself. He has a deep interest in theatre which he demonstrated in the all- star production of lonesco's The Bald Soprano, which he co-directed with Mr. Elmer, and also in his appearance in the upper-school talent show, Ex- pression One, in which he contributed his baritone voice to the faculty quartet. l'm looking forward to the 1975-76 school year with a great deal more in- terest and anticipation than usual, as it just may be the year that Mr. Bird, now secure in his role of headmaster and well-known to the Holland Hall com- munity, casts 'off his shell and truly becomes himself with the students. As the Vietnamese put it, 1976 may be the Year of the Bird. Above: During his visit to the United States, Alexander Solzhenitsyn converses at a Washington dinner party, Directly Above: Discussing the prospects of a bus to Casady, Mr. Brown and Mr. Bird ponder the pro's and con's. Left: Rick Chadsey passes the time during one of the many class meetings that concerned Senior privileges.

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