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

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Headmaster joins School They couldn't fool me. l know that guy with the snow-goose tie hadn't really come from Sesame Street. He didn't have one yellow feather on him. The search was over. john A. Bird, our new head- master had been installed. We all felt a bit strange the first day when he didn't know he was supposed to ring the little bell to call everyone to announcements, but finally he got the hang of it and things fell into pattern-but not the pattern of years past. Mr. Bird did more than merely fill Mr. Moore's vacated position. john A. tno relation to jonathan Livingstonj pulled the school together, made it more for- mal. For example, no cokes were allowed during the Cum Laude Initiation, more recognition was given to more people- sports teams, publications staffs, organizations other than those widely known. Mr. Bromley took over one of Mr. Elmer's incredibly many and helpful jobs, the Deanship. Once the shock of these in- itial changes passed, the school settled down to a new year. ludith BfaZln5kY Douglas L. Bromley Charles H Brown Rev G Robert Cain DIYGCIOY Of Dean of Students Director of Athletics Chaplain Public Relations