Oak Ridge High School - Oak Log Yearbook (Oak Ridge, TN)

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Vlr Cluntons treetnne actavltles tnclude readlng bowhng and gardenmg He ns o sponsor of the rumor class Assembly Committee and Prolectaon Cub Thus year besrdes teoclnng core e began worknng at the Admnnnstrotlon Bunldmg checlong Fl ts for dstrnbutlon n all the school moklng arrangements To help teachers wlth audio visual olds and checkung the operation machines M, Audio Vlsual Aids help enrlch our communication areas The mann function of the Prolectlonlst Club IS to core for and operate the audio visual equlpment The members show films ond run tape records sn the various classes Seen above from Left to Right Carl Kennedy James Wrnght Bobby Modewell Joe Slrnrnons Mr Cltnton Don Stallions Randy Renta Murray Moore Larry Nobles Bob Boggs and Bully Summor Miss Thornton Whose hobbies lnclude classrcal music and dancing IS well tltted for Sponsoring the Music and Coronatlon Committee ot Junlor Key and llfxl g on the Student Councll Commuttee She has won several awards for her dancing s and h s token Arthur Murrcxy lessons D vang the sunmcr me tnuves interesting places such as Ncw York Havana and New Orleans Mr. Clinton prepares Steve Lane and Steve Brernon to meet the inevitable emergencies-broken tllm, no sound, bulky machines and frayed tempers. 9

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h . . involves the communication skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening. Through liferalure one may gain a richness and a diyersily ol experience as a foundalion Tor wisdorn YhaT he can noT hope oTherwise To aTlain. Miss STansloerry, a senior English and college prep Teacher, helps perform The diihculr Taslc of preparing our seniors Tor college. ln addition To This, she spon- sors The senior class and The assembly coinrniriee. Her chief oulside inleresis are music, especially The piano and organ, reading and bridge, She has spenl The lasl three Chrisfmases in Florida and plans To do so again This year. Besides being chairman of iuniar class sponsors and Teaching English lll, Miss Baird deyoies her lalenis lo The Naiional Honor Soeieiy, oi which she is Co-sponsor. Last suin- nier she laughT English and reading in suinnier school, She has citlenrled nine difleienl colleges and is well known ioi rnany arliflvs which have been published in pi'olcw,ioiirxl niag- azines. Tier hohlnies cenle r around reading, sewing, and painting. Theme wriling and English liTeraTure are lhe emphases in Miss Turner's College Prep classes. l'lc,i apprefiaiion Ol liTeialui'e and rnusic en- alsies her To produce a vaiied Teaching pro- gram Siudenls ipfheflecl iron' her suinnier Trip To Janieslown and Willianishurg, Virginia, and lrorn The lecTui'ef, she aTTended aT Peabody College. She is a sponsor oi The senior class and The Nafional Honor SocieTy.

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Social Studies Yes, sir! is the reply Mr, Nall gets as captain in the U.S. Army Reserve. Though his students do not iump to attention, they appreciate his work as chairman ot the senior sponsors. When far away looks enter his eyes, he is probably dream- The New York Times Current Altairs film strips not only present their ing of camping at Cape Hatteras, or thinking up a test for material but include a quiz? his sociology, psychology or Engnsh classes. . in order to deal more thoughtfully with the problems of the present and the future. Travel, art and sports are all absorbing to Miss Beck and have been contributing factors in her present and previous occupations. Her travels hove led her as far as Europe, art to ci home workshop and teaching in summer camp, and sports to golf, tennis and swim- ming. All are reflected in her history classes. Besides teaching her most time-consuming school activity is l sponsoring the Ook Log. History relics heavily on supplementary materials, such as may ine found in tl school library, 10 3