Oakhaven High School - Marauder Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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,Q .fi 1 A teacher has many johs. among which on '- keeping hooks straight. Mrs. Gertrude Bea ' Seventh Graders Are Given a Wide Scope of Instruction K 'GP Carrie Mae Owens, Seventh tlrtule Mr. Max Browder. one of the Junior quite efficient in her joh SCVMI grade if v ing students. Mr. Browder teaches the . , , Seventh lfrade. lt A J, ft' I:-'fi M W7 f l Mrs. Patricia Shea, seventh grade teacher. Mr. Roger Bennett, seventh grade Science straightens Ll row of chairs ht-tween classes. teacher, grades a science notebook. Mr. lien- A teacher has to keep busy all the time nett is Well regarded hy all of his students. to keep everything in order. Oakhavenis Seventh Grade students led hy their capable teachers are involved in the pursuit of knowledge in many and varied fields-such as English grammar, Reading, Mathematics, Spelling, Penmanship, Science, Physi- cal Education and Art. 'Sl Pledge Allegiance to the Flagii' . . Seventh Crude students also learn loyalty to country and flag us they study 'SReudin', 'Hitin', and 'Hithineticf' teacher, knows the value ol in- High sehoolis favorite teachers, Waits instruction. in the lunch line with some of his smil- tffgjy

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High School Finds Gaining Information Areas We interrupted Mr. William Stroup, Special Education teacher, as he was recording grades for his class. a Eighth grade American Hisa tory and English teacher, Mr. John Fish, points out the area of Texas which was annexed to the United States in 1845 to his interested students. mentary information provided on the bulletin board. Examining a small scale model of the relationship of Earth, Moon and Sun proves to be quite 1n- teresting to Mr. R0se's eighth grade Science stu- dents. 29