Marian Anderson Junior High School - Hummingbird Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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c.-w , Weaving and braiding belts was a new undertaking in Mrs. Harrisberger's art classes this year. Angela Meteryer became quite good at the handcraft, and demonstrates how its done. A variety of art forms were taught seventh graders and all art students at Anderson, giving them all opportunities for unique ex- pression. Many found they were more artistic than they imagined. T The I.S.C.S. program in the seventh grade science classes of Mrs. Leola Farmer allows students to work at their own pace, testing over mmits of discovery and experimentation when they are ready. Marquerita Shipps concentrates to make a measurement she needs to determine just what data she has on this one. Diane Woodby Stephen Wynn Bill Yelton Shantell Young Debbie Younger Shirley Zeigler

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Jerry Sliger Brenda Stevens Jerry Strickland David Sumner Larry Teaste Richard Thomas Deborah Tibbs Richard Tiblow Jeff Todd Terri Troll Cynthia Varner Eddie Vaughn Leesa Wagoner Gary Walker 'Sli'-P Industrial Arts was another new experience for seventh graders this school year. Riley Walker Netta Ward Michael Washington Jeff Watkins Ricky Watkins Kathy Whitworth Michelle Wickham Velma Williams Sandra Wilson The teletype computer, which Ben- ny Richardson and Michael Craw- ford are working on, were also something new that the seventh graders were involved in. Head, hands learn to work

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