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

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When you need help ask an aid Mrs. Becky Denson Computer Aide Miss June Cato Reading Aide Mrs. Djery Rawlings Reading Aide Mrs. Ethelyn Johnson Reading Aide Mrs. Dorothy Jennings Math Aide Mrs. Avon Stevenson Science Aide Mrs. Stevenson checks Janet Parson's science test in the cafeteria. Some science classes test in other rooms. SW? Mrs. Clark an aide for Miss Smith, KLEFTJ and Miss Cato, Mrs. Denson, the computer room aide, programs the computer with some more names the aide for Mrs. Dargan. Mrs. Dargan, the teacher of phase of students to use it. I reading, puts out the paper Rapping.

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Lgfe is a Mathematical Problem Algebra and Mathematics Miss Smith Con the RIG!-ITD and Mrs. Martin in FRONT of the Myriad in Oklahoma City for the 0.E.A. convention. The schools were closed throughout Oklahoma for two days while the teachers were gone. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin Mathematics Mr. John Benson Mathematics Mr. Ronald Hinkle Mathematics Mr. Ben Bly Mathematics Mr. Hinkle CLEFTD points out the tie between his and Mr. Beson's homerooms in the Red Cross membership drive. Mrs. Chamber's homeroom came in second place. .A On December 21, 1973 the students and faculty at Anderson turned back the time 20 years and had '50's Day. Here is Mrs. Chambers and Mr. Bly doing the jitterbug.

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Cool administration makes things smooth When sudden snows during the school day covered up the cars, Mr. Greadington, principal, helped out clerks and teachers by scraping off the snow. Help is appreciated! Handling bus schedules, bus passes, dis- ciplinary problems and many other ad- ministrative details make up the load that lands on Mr. Burney's desk. He checks on young men's attendance, and is a basketball regular in the noon recreation in the gym. Mr. Burney has seen the last bus load of students off on one of the snowy days. It's a relief when he knows everyone's loaded on. 11 .f,, K .12 ,Q V ,:, , ',,V Q tiyy Q 2 K I 5 '., 4 A ,,-v llvvv ,A 1. sf' fe' Jesse L. Greadington MUPPBII L- BUPHUY Principal Assistant Principal Everything's been smooth this year, with a few exceptions here and there. The two top administrative men who agree that it's been a better-than-average year, and who helped make it so, are Jesse L. Greadington, principal, and Murrell L. Burney, assistant principal. Mr. Greadington has been at Ander- son since the school opened fourteen years ago. When he first came to Anderson he was an English teacher and assistant principal. He became principal three years ago. Mr. Burney came to Anderson in 1972 as assistant principal. Prior to com- ing to Marian Anderson, Mr. Burney served at many other schools, including Bixby junior and senior highs, Tulsa Cen- tral High, and the Harrah, Oklahoma, schools. When barbecued bologna became a spotty problem to Mr. Greadington, Mrs. Nancy Pate, home economics teacher, quickly made him a personalized bib. Alex Alexander, our security officer, helps Mr. Greadington to a little culinary security.