Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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1 1 ' 1 if ' iv ' ,am 5' . 'v , ' Winners of the 30th Scholastic Art Awards are Jack Castin, place, Joe Candioto, key and place, Delroy Hill, place, and Susan Pancoast, place. Art, homemaking develop creative ability, put it to practice Putting finishing touches to the Christmas Nativity Scene are Jack Castin, and Jo Clair Stone. Jim Blngman is portraying an Indian scout for art students studying figure drawing. Examining the finished sewing product of Janice Pinnc-o,ninth grade homemaking student, center, are Ann Thompson, kneeling and standig Carolyn Orr, Priscilla Wright, and Joan Ashley. rt

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f X5 Filing permits in the counselors' office are Beverly Hawkins and Viola Bledsoe. Sorting permits before filing them in the cumula- tive folders is Oraetta Shelton. In the counselor's office, a record is kept of each student. Distributing mail in the teachers' boxes in the main office is Judy Ellis. pf Extra help is given Wayne Johnson by band assist- ant Dick McKinne Making use of her commercial knowledge is Eliza- beth Bankson, typing material for the band. Hall monitors assist during the noon hour. David Horn is answering Paul Suttles' question. Recording absences from the hourly attendance check in the main office is Priscilla Wright. Stapling issues of the Torchlight for mailing to graduates and exchange paper staffs is Julia Massey, office assistant. i s

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Art students, instructed by Miss Mildred Wade, demonstrated techniques of copper tooling, clay modeling, and string painting during the back-to-school night art exhibit. Winners ol the Scholastic Art Awards were Joe Candioto, Jack Castiri, Delroy Hill, and Susan Pancoast. Some of the students visit- ed the exhibit, which was in Oklahoma City. Art EJ students designed the Christmas mural in the hallway and are designing and decor- ating the Okmulgee Creek Council House. Art work assists every activity at OHS. l'reparing and serving breakfast to another home- making class are freshmen girls Ruth Ann Shurd- en, lifwliarai McCullough, Alice Marris, and Eloise Ilull. rlsvssbw Examining Janice Pinneo's dress she sewed in homemaking classs are Ann Thompson, Carolyn Orr, Priscilla Wright, and Joan Ashley. All phases of homemaking include foods, clothing, house planning and decoration, rc- lations, health, child care and guidance. A sequence is followed at different grade levels. Four student teachers from Home Economics Division of ASLM College completed their practice teaching in the OHS homemaking department. The homemaking classes were in charge of the annual luncheon for the School Board members and administrators. Christmas comes to OHS in a multitude of feelings events, activities, and projects. Qi 4 O ., . Aw I? 1 , as- . i. - r Pl' 'Mix A6 1.4 f HOW ' xl .. , as