Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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4 -N T-off 2 l A. v-., 71: it 1' 2 Q J Dramatics Prepare Students For College Role Learning more about their government of past and present times are American History stu- dents, Ramona Cifronister and Bill Ellis under the instruction of Mr, Lloyd DuBois. Social stud- ies had community surveys, new World History texts, projects in World History of political, social, and economical mistakes of nations, and term research papers of various subjects in American History. One of the plays put on by dramatics classes for their classmates was this one put on by Phil Brown, Sonya Hancock, and Bene Morgan.

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Q if K' . V is ., g W Y L 5 4. Q 5 L K' ti 5:3 Making a :-study of English Literature are Seniors Mary Kay Polley, Deanna Peterson, Leonard Poe. They look over Mrs. Hazel Hay- ley's shoulder at a book about England. Social Studies, English, Doing research for their classes are Barbara Sutton and James Bell helped by Mrs. Bess Keith, librarian. Students look for references, relaxation, facts, and study material. Speech and Dramatics offered to Juniors and Seniors Help these students to speak in public and act in plays with poise and ease. During the semester of dramatics, groups put on plays for the rest of their classmates. During Brother- hood Week Bobby Hayes, Gail Collins, and Bob Etzkorn put on this play skit. --12--

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Boys in Mr. Bcnson's Home Living class enjoy the opportunity to learn some cooking in the homemaking department. Making cookies are Bob Haley, Johnny Phelps, Donald Jones, Jackie Reese, and Victor Wilson. Their instructor was Miss Martha Dillman. Sharon Batterton, Elizabeth Cotton, Sunny Melton, Carol Stout, and Alene Stange are modeling pajamas and gowns they made in Homemaking while studying clothing unit. Boys, Hs Well Hs Girls Enjoy 414- ,