McLain High School - Highlander Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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M MRS LESTER arrived at McLain during the second semester. , She teaches four classes of English and one of iournalism. l One of her many duties is to see that McLain High School is represented in School Lite. f MR. VERBLE Teaches four classes in Ameri- can history. His room is a mixture of his- tory and sports. He is assistant football coach and the head track coach. Mr. Ver- ble played quite a lot ot football when he was in college. Q il MRS. MCCLURE also came at mid-term. She took over the personal development classes and one in homemaking, She is captured here in a natural pose in one of the school's new kitchens. Zzculfy Q-ss:fawaASH9UWN MRS. WASHBURN, also known as Mrs. O., is V our smiling nurse. She is always there to cure a I A ., headache or bandage a finger. She also sponsors Vfif?-ft ' the Clinic Helpers. .V I .,.. or I9

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MRS. SMOOT, our librarian, came to McLain at the end of the summer to begin work on her library. She had the huge iob of classifying all those thousands of books. She also sponsors McTaIa and Youth for Christ. Zzculfy MR. ST. CLAIR came to us from Central High School to sponsor the Stagecraft Department. He and his students work many long hours preparing sets for the class plays and assemblies. I8 MR. STEHNO teaches physical science and chemistry. ln addi- tion to these duties he sponsors the Jun- ior Red Cross and is co-sponsor of the Sci- ence Club. The Sci- ence Club presented a very fine fair this spring. MRS. SUMMERS es una professora de Espafwls She also teaches three classes of English. Her room seems to be a happy mixture of old Mexico and England.

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f'N 1 1- ff' 03-1 4' 'H it . f ar l 7 ,, ,,, ml MRS, MALONE, our clietician, and her staff are responsible for our cafeteria. They have the big iob of serving lunch at three different hours. We often wonder how they are able to do this as efficiently and as courteously as they do. Our hats are off To the McLain chefs. ifo. ALEX A64 'f7'Q'l vga Q I i K rj L0 if l l UW W Lt . Hal so m A, f 20 Zzculfy MR. STOKES, the building superintendent, and his co-workers have a never ending iob of keeping our new school spotlessly clean. They also had the iob of seeing that all the new furniture and equip- ment was placed in the proper rooms. We all appreciate the many services of our custodial staff.