Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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, A I if-c an M- i 2 is F l l .ma Passers-by pause to enjoy the fireplace Christmas dis- play prepared by art classes to create interest in the holiday season. 1 . Manger scene display outside the art room is being viewed by Donald Musgrave, Pamela Martin, and Jo Ann Dillsaver. llrt courses teach many phases of art, provide OHS with hall displays Ever-exploring, the Art department reached even further into the expanding field. Three dimension el work done, as well as drawing included paper mache animals and masks,clay modeling, soap sculpture, toothpick and paper sculpture. draw- ing and painting of figures, still lifes, landscapes, windows heralding the birth of art students Carol Burgess. Jim- Decker in the first floor display Replica stained glass Christ are viewed by mie Penn, and David cases near the offices. i ,- 4 l -5 1 1 if l fllirv l , get c C 'l , ' 1 , gt iff . -,' !.Q,,,, T ,V f 'f'l ' linoleum block and textile painting. Activities cor- related with school events: hen for Henryetta football game, homecoming parade, Book Week display, Christmas display, stage set for Follies, and Junior-Senior Banquet decorations. Field trip in outdoor sketching benefits Ida Marie Hud- son, Jackie Greenhaw, Mrs. Caroline Hickman instruc- tor, Mildred Graves, Jimmie Penn, and Sharon Hamilton. fig? ,gg k Pigs-. --22-

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il l 1 .- '? .vSlf.l,..E Base of the swan is formed by Lura Ann Jordan, Ruth Ann Flood, Terry Vivar, with Linda Fischer, Betty Lucas, Paula Bennett on the top. Assisting with the eye test in girls' gym is Mrs. Don McKinney. Student is Edna Chapman. Parents aided the county health nurse. Girls View films on health and good grooming, first aid, and sportsmanship. County Health nurse spoke to the girls on problems of growing up, showed them films, and followed through on many personal discussions. All girls had an eye test, and were weighed and measured for height. Con- ferences were held With over-and under-weight girls, and with those discovered to have eye trou- ble. On the athletic side, girls participate in bas- ketball, kick-pin, volleyball, tumbling, Physical education girls Phyllis Watson and Patricia Myers ask County Health Nurse Mrs. Omer Holcomb questions following a hygiene talk. Forming this original pyramid are Linda Keim, Patsy Kelley Donna Leeder, Kathleen Klinekole, Joyce Mc- Kay, Elizabeth Lewis, Linda Mahoney at the base. Pyra- mid top is made by Dana McGregor ,Kay Lynn Johnson, Brenda Marchant, Jacquita Knox ,Charlotte L'Allier. -21 7' -.

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K Christmas gifts for needy families are prepared by home- making students Nina Grant, Carol Wynne, Ester White, Audrey Warnock, Karen Coppedge. Judy Fowler, Four years of homemaking at OHS Four years of homemaking were offered this year. All phases of Homemaking have been given at different class levels. Home visits, home pro- jects, and conferences have been a part of the program. Homemaking department was remodel- ed to facilitate the relocation of junior high. -1 sa. Q v wo' -ri 1 1 1 1. ,4 n - :W- - - 1 - V: -' '11 -,- 1 ......, were . .:: - ww.. -.111 1, -.xiii vll .rl Ili A -if II ., -I 4 . if at-'E Q fi E -x K, - ,. ., nfl Student homemakers Paula Blankcnbeker and Rita Ane- lin are ready to learn the steps in dress-making as they prepare to cut a pattern. train girls to be good homemakers Learning to operate a sewing machine efficiently are Patricia Guffey, Miss Lillian Brasher, instructor, Peggy Murray, Clara Wilbourn, and Patricia Guffey, while Eas- ter Massa presses her material. E 3.