McLain High School - Highlander Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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QLEPT TO RIGHTJ Angie Works, Mary Joseph, Rochelle Smith, Lisa Iones, Valerie Durant, Donna Thomas, Diane White, Joyce Cathy. MIDDLE ROW: CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Charlene Tumer, Donna White, Debby Kinsey, Angela Craven, joy Grey, Dottie Burge. TOP ROW: CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Kevin Rubert, Timothy White, Thomas Grey, Ira White, johnny Smith. MATH CLUB The purpose of the Mu Alpha Theta is to broaden beauties of the subject. We have brought a series of and deepen the interest of its members in mathemat- mathematicians and scientists to the McLain campus ics, to increase knowledge of the subjects, and to to speak to our group on a variety of subjects. pass on to others an appreciation of the values and K2 amy mer ,,, WJWQOXKU Lgglgfo , ,JlC7fQ!7'zf 7777469542 gm yum fvicli KVM A Q Ti do Li i Li it ii it rw ,Lf if lt 3 gy,g L, C2

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Iackie Lampkin and S 1 Matt Leach discuss organization layout. Dan Black, front, and Paul Hughey. Laresa Cox, Tara Tumey, and Rhonda Grayson plan this yeafs UNITY. AW, 1 Victor johnson, Paul Littlejohn, and Mike Hall review pictures. Royce Carpenter checks Sylvia Smith as she prepares copy

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.I.C.A. The Auto Mechanics section of the McLain Vo- cational Industrial Clubs of America Chapter has been hel ing to prepare students for the world of work. Business management was co- vered through field trips, outside speakers, films, and lessons in class. Personal skills in leadership and job entry were learned. A re- built engine and special tools were displayed at the annual McLain PTA open house show- case. Elmer Mabry is the Instructor and advisr for VICA. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Mabry, Bill Tosh, Kevin Cathey, David Freeman, Von Littlejohn, Donnie Satterfield, Mike Bland. TOP ROW: Robert Watts, Greg Ainsworth, Keith Ainsworth, Duane Martin, Mike Martin, lim Walker, Charlie Hill. D.E.C.A. Distributive Education is a high school course in marketing. It is a cooperative, in that the busi- ness community is uti ized to provide part of the education through part time jobs. D.E. offers a rare educational opportunity to see classroom principles put into practice on the 'ob. D.E.C.A. is the youth organization of Distributive Educa- tion. Through DECA, students are able to plan and participate in social, civic, and charitable ac- tivities. BOTTOM ROW: Cleft To Rightj Debbie Wood, David Knebel, Becky Ecker, Roy Morris, Ruth Scroggins, Algerita Freeman, Zana Lewis. MIDDLE ROW: Al Tut- tle, Gloria Lewis, Diane Baker, Eamestine Neal, Ann jones, joy Gilcrease, Brenda jordan, Sue Jackson. TOP ROW: Linda jones, Robert Reynolds, Steven Lottie, Greg King, Kenny Shrader, Milton Gray. 109