Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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49' hfttvqa 'Qfr' I .,., Enlarging a picture for the Torchlight in the OHS darkroom is photographer Paul Farrill. Setting type for the Torchlight is Johnny Daven- port at the linotype machine in the OHS printshop. Sanding- his woodwork project to be finished in shop is Ellis Moren. Displaying a shop safety poster in woodwork are Charles Fritch and Rollie Foust. Making up two pages of the Torchlight newspaper are printing students: Marvin Lane, Van McGrew, and J im Lee. 9 .Q IL M 'N ' N ll 4- . gig I I U ii.. la Q Qs X li W X if n li 5 Q S ,Eg ff 1 in R N 4, n fx Mx J N i was T fi -xx Q 1 ' A -ef or A W 0, Pf-i ,V W ,W H ...QS- sf X N Wi 41?

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y i is L44 f E--A x X t, ,ga Q5 , S im-Wt--' Studying basic elements of mechanical drawing are Jim Bauman, Fred Hunter, Ralph Payne, Bob Haley, Benny Robertson, David Sparks, Bob Van Stratten, Gene Denney, Gene Hughey. Vocational subjects prepare ior tomorrow's occupation Specializing in the physical media used for in- structional purposes such as type, paper, ink and mechanical equipment for producing printing is the OHS Printing department. Students print the Okmulgee Torchlight bi-weekly and they set the type for the Torchlight annual. Watching Mr. Fred Stratton operate the new sur- facing machine are John Thompson and Jim Proc- tor. In the Industrial Arts Department the Mechani- cal Drawing division has been striving for a great- er knowledge in drafting by becoming acquainted with drafting instruments, working problems of geometric solutions, sheet metal development, and other phases of Mechanical drawing. Advanced students are solving the basic problems of machine drawings. New machines have been added Learning to operate one of six new machines in woodwork is Ronald Martin. 'T . .za Ji 0 if ll 1 Xmsl ,W Agenda., if , ,, 'ji , it-+ 'W 1 ff S -22,

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fa! Ronald Cunningham and Mickey Pilgrim appear to be in the midst of a boxing match in boys' gym class 4' N1 Ronnie Strickland, Larry Hedrick, .Tack Barrett and Eddie Lomax keep things straight at Okmulgee junior high basketball games as they keep the time, scores, and all records in order. Physical development stressed in Physical Education Girls' gym classes have stressed physical educa- tion. Rope jumping and gymnastic exercises start each day. This keeps the body in tune and im- proves body coordination. Rules and skills learned in team sports have been interesting, but they also have given the girls an opportunity to show and demonstrate sportsmanship. Exercising in the gym class are seventh grade boys as they perform one of their regular routines. Boys' physical education classes are preparing to be physically equpipped to meet the challenge of the future. They begin each day's class with exercises, while basketball, volleyball, touch foot- ball, boxing, wrestling, tumbling, and group games are a few of the activities done throughout the year. The year's activity ends with boys going to the part to play softball during the pretty spring days. -.24-.. f