Nimitz Junior High School - Mast Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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CAFETERIA STAFF V L L F ,--. L rt AALF A A .Q '-L' i ,.., '--.- - - ,L i Y L W f l 3 r 1- Q . . . . f, 9,21 ' L, ,?.'..g55,g, 'r . Q L, L hr E y ,L ,L ,. 1, ' r-5 w an k r . V 1 w ig- , L ' - , T Q.: Z - 'Xi f' f is is A Q 5- K xr 1 L 5631- f- , LL ffl X 9' L f ' LL :E T . 5- -rr L t F ff ski' - 1 tr' T 2 Ls LL,L L ' ' L '1 is-5 if 1 F- ' -f ' ' L -ii? 1 L L it Q- ' at ' F QL if 5 wr X . LFE? 5 :iff ' , 'F L Ri -- f si1Effii'Sii'il . fy , D f ' fp ' .9 'Yi' Vi I, 31 Q 4 LL L i 'Q s- L' 1 Q , r r 1 -4 L. . t ig., 1 L, 0 I 4 L f s N L L f 'N is , Q. 1 W - i , ,u-. sc , 5 T i ,I - L f V at A ,Q is l s 'l M f E ni - -s BOTTOM ROW fLeft to Righty: Erma Bailey, Patricia Jones, Louise Carson, LouAnna Pieratt, Norma Elder, ROW 2: Alma lay, Florence Shultz, Betty Hilclerbrant, Opal Thomas, Dortha Nelson. ROW 3: Francis Roberson, Golda Moore, Zelma Ross, Nell Bishop, Mabel Idol. CLISTODIAL STAFF Mr. Bak- er and his hob- by of restoring antique clocks. I f A. L. BAKER LAWRENCE E. A. ROGERS NOEL RAMSEY ROBINSON TEDDIE FOWLER DALE HARDESTY , 0 , 1, ' n ' ' r V N I -J9s?'2 9

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OFFICE STAFF l 9 ff' 2 ' in , f N n T' 0 f T' . Mrs. Bury, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Tubb O' r ' ' ls ' Q , X Mrs. Bury, Mrs. Tubb, Mrs. Bowman OFFICE AIDES Office aids are students who help in the school's main office, This is considered a school service and students receive credit for this function. Duties include a variety of things such as running errands, clerical help, and distribution of daily bulletins. Steve Kenwett, Ruth Nielsen, Kay Kirkpatrick, Joyce Adkisson, Sharon McKinley, Debbie Kaufman, Barbara Thurman, Lynn Cotton, Pam Plumer, Kay Axsorn, Lynn Jacobsen, Barb Fry, Meredith Moore, Dora Moreland, Heidi Bussman, Rob ert Wallace. 8

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Coach Williams activities outside of school prove him outstanding in his desire to work with youth. He referees high school and college games and he works with the Hutchison Branch of the Y.M. C. A. Mr. Williams is married and three year old Theo, Jr. seems to have inherited his father's friendly lik- able personality. me we , Nia? XM :..., , AVORITE TEACHER OE THE YE R Nimitz was indeed fortunate when Mr. Theopolis Williams came to join the faculty as coach. He estab- lished a fine relationship with the boys and they admired and respected his character and knowledge. Coach Williams gave much more of his time and of himself than is generally required of a physical education teacher, The many before and after school activities that he supervised inhanced his popularity. His friendliness and cooperation spread throughout the school and the entire student body selected him as teacher of the year - an honor he was truly worthy of. f iff fl 1 I o