Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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,- 5 yu-.E f ,ifhiicntmm Laughing as they recall some reporting exper- iences of the past year are Journalism students Pat Butler, Ann Kelley, Neville Edenborough, and Dannie DeGraw. ' v Trying to decide what to wear to the Latin banquet are Latin students Susan Dewey and Joe Fulton as they consult the JCL bulletm board for some suggestions. broaden language education for OHS students Junior Classical League mem- bers learn of the civilization of Rome. In Latin class stu- dents learn the Latin vocabul- ary and grammar, translating Latin into English. Dressed in traditional Roman costume for the annual JCL banquet are Latin students Elizabeth Bankson, Susan Dew ey, Jolene Sudik, Lucy McElroy Eunice Baker, Marsha Roney, and Judy Short. Concentx-ating on an English test are Junior American lit- erature students Jack Castin, Susan Davis, and Elizabeth Chapman. it 19--

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Preparlng a panel discussion in American liter- ature are interested Juniors Tom Ruse, Jane Senior high English classes write essays on the American Legion Auxiliary topicg write essays for the annual Intramural English Contest, and prepare dramatic readings, humorous readings poetry readings, standard orations, original ora- tions for the annual English Contest. English classes :onsist of six years English, Journalism, Speecn and Dramatics, and Reading Lab. Paraguayun missionary Mr. Frank Adams is briefing Bob Haley, Spanish club president, on South American countries. Mr. Adams is a mis- sionary for the Christian church, spoke to Span- ish classes and to the Spanish club. P 5. . Coffey, Phebe Cunningham, Peggy Crutchmer, and Kent Swaim. English, Latin, Spanish Junior high English classes prepare for the annual Tulsa Tribune Spelling Bee. The OHS winner participate-sin the Tulsa Contest. Spanish students learn of international prob- lems through the weekly Current Events. Span- ish vocabulary is learned and skits, themes, special reports, and short talks are prepared in Spanish. Spanish games are played and Christ- mas Carols are sung in Spanish. -.lfxr f R I ' ' if y ., Q K.. . A Am-.mcA msn. sun -18-

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Math -and Science Winners of the Geometry Easter bonnet contest are Linda Dalrymple, Dick Stephens, and Carol Bis- sett, discussing good points of another hat with Mr. John W. Towry, in- structor and Math depart ment chairman. fl s.' 1 ...,. I I A I' ,,,. ,.r- ap-. 'Ill Ai, 1. ,KA JJHQQ-. .2 -'iff if ' N i-Tv , V, S 4 it . Fm- . -fx ,': :V .wg-3 4- 5 classes teach im portant Math courses taught are seventh and eighth grade math, freshman practical math and begin- ning algebra, plane geometry, intermediate alge- bra, trigonometry and solid geometry. Julia Liles sits by with a stereoscope, keeping in mind the 3-D view of figure in theorem ex- plained by Neville Edenborough. Waiting their turn are Jim Mills, Myron Griffin, Delores Bishop and Jim- my Evans while Julia Liles, Tim Nicholson, Bing Vassaur and Patti Mills set out sight through the transit used in finding heights of im- measurable objects. ...gg-