Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

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The month of February is visible in the background as MRS. MILDRED RAUEBER and MRS. HELEN HARRELSON, both fifth grade teachers prepare to display a replica of George Washington crossing the Delaware. The simple activity of picking up their mail each day often reveals many changes of plans for MRS. RUBY JANKEY, fourth grade teacher, and MRS. HELEN FLINT, third grade teacher. Keeping the admission gate at home basketball game is one of the many duties performed by teachers outside of the classroom. At this particular game is, left to right: MRS. LOUISE PIGUET, first grade; MRS, BETTY HENDRICKS, fifth grade; MRS. DORTHACOOK, second grade; and MISS KAREN SACKETT, Speech Therapist. 1 ■ r The very important once a year event, Valentine ' s Day, finds these teachers, (left to right) MRS. MORA LEE WIGGINTON. second grade; MRS. JEAN SPICER, kindergarten; and MRS. MARY BECK, first grade; preparing the Valentine Box which will be used at their class party.

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Keeping all band instruments ready for use for students as well as for himself is MR, A L HAMP- TON who is caught adjusting a key on a clarinet. MR. WALTER SOWARDS prepares to do a little practicing before making a selection for his chorus group. MR. JOHNNY WHITE, Social Studies and Drivers Education teacher, and MR. JACK NEEL, Industrial Arts teacher prepare to leave to pick up supplies that are needed. Before the class work began for the day, the camera caught MR. JOE MOSELY, sixth grade teacher, and his wife, MRS. JO ELLA MOSELY, third grade teacher in the entrance hall of the building. A place to sit, rest, compare their notes and check papers, where their pencils are worn down more than once, is the place and time that the photog- rapher snapped MRS. MARY POSEY, High School English Instructor and MRS. JEAN MURRY, Junior High English teacher.

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OUR EFFICIENT WORKERS Preparing and serving 500 well balanced meals a day or 87,500 meals for the year is no small task for any group; but the efficient work of our cafeteria staff performed this duty in a very able manner. Left to right: Frances Daniels, Birdie Armstrong, Marguerite Archer, Ada Dirick- son and Margaret Harris. Keeping our building spotless, and assisting in any way possible for the smooth operations of our plant, are our able custodians Earl Walker, Roy Burke, who is also our mechanic; and Scottie Canfield. The Oologah school district takes in an area of approximately 144 square miles. These drivers transported approximately 518 students to and from school each day traveling a total of 74,900 miles during the school year. Left to right: Orval Douglass, Johnny White, Raymond McMillen, Harold Rhoads, Jayne Sweger, Lou Russell, Betty Lewis, and Mary Johnson,