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

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Classes that we get to pick Homemaking, Industrial Arts, Music, 4' we W1 Q 4 Q ' 4 ,fi 4, 4 Wi 2 gn is S f i i 4 .fn 'M 7 1 ,2i , w- S X 'e ,yn ,122 L we ,, , '7 9?5'WfZ 4. ' gf 3 .4 f if i vii Typing, Spanish, and Art Mrs. Na.ncy Pate Homemaking Mr. Bill Higeons Industrial Arts Mrs. Tammy Kirk Music Mrs. Glenda Sellman Typing Miss Judy Chandler Library, Spanish Mrs. Martha Harrisberger Art Mrs. Pat Cole, intern teacher in Art Con the RIGHTD, and Mrs. Harrisberger are looking at some of the work of students in the display case in the hall. fi 1l Miss Chandler fills out a Needs Ass- essment Survey she- et. All faculty mem- bers, some parents, and even some stud- ents filled out these sheets.

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Science and Social Studies ua, 7' 3 E q,,,,, Mrs. Leola Farmer Science Mrs. Phillis Lasarsky Science Miss Rita. Geiger Social Studies Mr. Charles McGinty Civics, Economics Mr. Steve Mayfield History Teachers aren't all bad like some students thinkg off the campus and in the summer some of the teachers go to school at the University of Tulsa, others got part-time jobs or go camping. Mrs. Dargan went to Mexico and Canada last summer after schools closed. Others went to special classes, like Mrs. Chambers, who went to a class about yearbook design and photography. ABOVE: Mrs. Hopkins adjusts Mr. Mayfield's identification badge for the ninth grade Career Awareness Seminar, in November. BELOW: Melvin Becknell discusses a part of his presidential report with Mr. McGinty. W

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Physical Education, Special Education, and CVET 5 1 ,J ma, X... 'sive Miss Norma Thompson Girls Phys. Ed. Mr. David Marshall Boys Phys. Ed. Mrs. Viola Sellars Special Ed. Mrs. Alone Sessions Special Ed. Mrs. Patricia Stevens C .V.E .T. 431' ,If J, Mr. Kirk Con the RIGHT, and Mr. Patterson, the C.V.E.T. teacher for the second nine weeks, look over an enrollment report. BELOW: Mrs. Stevens, the C.V.E.T. teacher for the first nine weeks, talks about the machines she works with in the trailer. K -any Mrs. Thompson shows the leader corps t- shirts that were bought by the money raised by the sale of spook-o-grams and gobblegrams to the students for 10c each. Other Grams such as Santagrams and heart-o-grams were sponsored by the ninth grade officers.