Northwest Classen High School - Round Table Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Always available for advice or assistance is our esteemed assistant principal, Mr. Lloyd M. Estes. Our Proctor system of aiding students and visitors in the halls, informing students of school regula- tions, and keeping the halls clear during class session is directed by Mr. Estes. He also directs the Engineers who operate the Central Sound System. s W . i ix -... N .s Mr. George Brucher Miss Inez Ellis Boys Counselor Trxls uml Measurements Mr. Alvin Bryan Financial Serrelary 'Q' Balancing the books, screening films, enforcing parking lot regulations, checking car regis- trations are a few of the extra- of Mr. Alvin Bryan, of the math and audio- visual departments. curricular duties Mr. Lloyd Estes Assixlanl Principal is In Charge of arranging schedules, counseling students and giving college advice, are our counselors Mr. George Bruclier, Miss Rctha Wave Hulet. Miss lnel lillis in charge of tests and measurements also does counseling and teaches Latin. Miss Retha Hulet Girls Counselor Enters Control and Here ers Nerve center of the school is the main office and its occupants, Mrs. Reba James, Mrs. Mary Lane, Mrs. Dclma Harris, Mrs. Billye Jo Pearce. -7-

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DR. CHI1S'I'l5R SWYANMTN Yulu'rnm'mlrul of Oklahoma tiny Si lwnlf Il is wry imporlaui thai our rily and nation give high priorify lo ifx mlucaiioual xysivm. Oklahoma City schools fry fo providr Ihr has! fvoxxilllr opporfuuiiirs for ouryouth. All xfuclruls must' l1r'fraim'ilfo asxumv uxrful plafvs in our Amari- rau Way of Liff. As fha firsf grafluafiug rlasx from Norfhzucst Claxsvu, you haw fha' uuiquv privilvgi' of laying Ihr' fomidafiou of honor and irarlifiou for lhoxf' who will follow you. May you favl fha! you haw' assuzmwl fhvsv rzfsfwonxilzilifirx aml fulfilled ihrm SllCl'l'XXfIlllj' wilh joy, iliguily anal 110isf'. Sinri'rr'ly, Dr. I. Cb?SlFfSIl'dIIS0l1 Szzpvriizfwzflwzi of Srhools DR. N. L, GEORGE DR. MEL BARNES DR. MFRLF BURR Avmtiml Suhr-rmlrmlrul Amman! Suprrlntrndent Amwtanl Suprnntz-ml.-nl evotzbn to dug: directs our futures. PARI Nl II ACI II R ASSC5C lA I ION Thr cxvfutivc hoard of ilu' PTA mcuts with Mr. XV. ll, Tnvlor, Principal of Norllxwuwl Cluscn High St-lmul. MVS. lfrnnk S, Tlmmlimon, Prcsidcntg Mrs. WflllvWfxllix,Tru.1:urcr'gMrs.W'.l..C0u.nti,Dclcgntcg Mrs. Cfccil Perkins, Virxt vice-prcsidcntg Mrs. joseph XV, Kclso, l'.xrli.1mcnt.1ri.1ng Mrs Cluulc Hammond, Sccrctarv: Mr. XY. Il. 5Iw.lf'l0l'1 Mrs. NV. 1.. Robert- son, Mcmlvcrxlnip Cil1.lil'l1!.ll11 MVS. Glcnn Jones, His- tnrinng Mrk. Tom ll.xrnl1.u't jr., Second Yiuc-prcsidcnt. BOARD OIT EDUCATION lnl BL'IlllUll, Mcmbcrg Mr. C B. McCr.1y, Mcmbcrg Mrs. L. D Melton: Member: Mr. jim Wright Vice-prcxidcnrg Mr. Otto Thomp sun, Prcsidcnt.

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Teachers in the Mathematics Department contrive to stimulate student interest by sponsoring clubs and department activities. Miss Mary Pruitt, Miss Bernice Gordon, Mrs. Nellie B. lictong Mr. Rodney I. St. Dizierg Mrs. Jane Mooney, Mrs. Reba Clark. department head. Class work Foreign Languages furnish fun and interest. Through ef- forts of the language teachers, a wide variety of Foreign Languages is offered, including: Spanish, Latin, German, French. Miss Henrietta Von Tungelng Mrs. Audrie E. Al- berts: Mr. Virgil Caldwell discuss a perfect test paper. Miss Lucille Willoughbyg Miss Lelia Pickardg Miss Inez Ellis study the Knights' coat-of-arms for an appropriate school ITIOIIO. sf . Particqation I Learning