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

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04 Q. n em. i we Completing his fourth year at Nimitz, Mr. Kendall has guided the faculty and students to reach and maintain the highest standards. His advice and consideration have given us a pride in ourselves which automatically makes Nimitz a delightful place to be. Hello 5'l'uden'l'5 ...If . ,- , , 0 v ,- X fy' ' x if f Q 0 f va.-.1 amen,

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Mr. and has greatest pq- - MR. RON WHEATON SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE COUNSELOR -E E friend and take his advice in Q counseling or discipline. He keeps records of all students' attendance and scholastic achievement. He likes golf, caring for his horses and coaching a little league baseball team. No wonder students confide in this warm, friendly counselor. Nimitz. He is the boys' counselor and among his other duties, he is in charge of lockers and busses. As a social studies teacher, Mr. Norman has taught in a number of small towns and at Roosevelt in Tulsa. He was previously assistant principal at Wright A married son lives in California and a daughter was a Mason graduate. He loves gardening, but his Students know Mr. Wheaton as a Norman is a favorite with everyone at been at Nimitz six years. joy is his six-year-old grandson. MR. JIM NORMAN VICE-PRINCIPAL 5 A sympathetic counselor to students and their problems, Miss Parks also guides them for fun times like the ninth grade dance. She has made many trips to Europe, the Middle East, and Japan, and enjoys hiking , and good' music. Students say, I like her because she's interested in me. . . - f I. gy ' it !' .f,,, Um f 4 We .f s MISS LOU PARKS NINTH GRADE COUNSELOR