Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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BEN XVHEELER AVITA DUGGER BARBARA RANDEAU ZELMA CARTER M.A.g Oklahoma University M.S.g Oklahoma State University BA.: Northeastern State College M-A.-I UmVCfSifY Of Tulsa Engish II and III Speech I and II English II Fofelgn Language Language Arts Serve as Foundation for Future Language Arts serve as foundation for future education and cultural development. English provides .the knowledge necessary for effective communication in our daily lives. Students study Latin and Spanish in the foreign language laboratory, which contains the latest recording devices, This equipment enables students to perfect diction as well as grammar. Speech classes prepare students for public speaking and for enjoying the dramatic arts. Mrs. Irvin inspires her sophomore English classes to do more than read Julius Caesar. john Hodges, Waldon XY'ells, and Brenda Vaughn admire projects completed during second semester, I 8 l

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HELEN MCALLISTER DAVID SIPPY DAN A. MOORE MILDRED FISHER M.A.g Oklahoma State ME.g Northeastern State B.S1g East Central College M.A.g Peabody College, University College Business, History, Athetics Nashville U.1S. gistory, International U.S. History, Athletics Psychology I0 CITIS Social Studies Foster Interest in Current Events U.S. History, world history, international problems, sociology, and psychology are the courses offered by the social studies department. Understanding and appreciation of history, government, and world affairs are mafor aims of the department. By studying our heritage and patriotism, SHS students gain respect for America and a sense of responsibility toward a pros- perous adult life. Mrs. McAllister talks with Mr. T. W. Coover before he speaks on Ghana and Rising African Nations at first social studies forum. Mr. Ken Murray and student teacher Bert Patrick pause in hall between classes to go over notes. ...r... .. ,....... . . 'A VH-f'ls l55 I 'f'.f5E, 'f-V' - 'k'1SX- i..5f1S,,'5ZffE,f547f95:f liFlff'Liafi55,f 2.57: . ff' W I -K f- U .,..f1e1j1.i,2 - - . I-1 -VW? ISV' W xiii'-:Tiff E25'i+f,4lSU:ff53IFlfi55'fZ ff, 5f ' , f , f - my - f 'l ' 1 1. . 1. f r f f . ' ::.f'2'..L2ffQ:i iii : 535kiPif5Z5l5-ff3755-I . ifififms' cs. ? i'-- :'s.w.5.M-7-tiff. I . 2 ' f 4 ' Q r K Y r f 'a f'r 5 Qfiiffaf :ESE E72 slugs V f ' . XS ' 'V i wiwiwze . - - '-' K S1VF2:5E ui!gin:-.f:z1z224e51rw2g ' iff' we s - hir. . . ti ' Q ,g ,M W . 5 . rr -' :ir b rim .. ,, .. ' - fwfr WHS eff? 9 iw ' 1 ' TL- f ' 1 7 :?:E'f'f-. . .- .r - -,L fi. 1. .- frizizzsiWff:,ggf',s,,?z4ZgsfE:ggX,i1,, sas - -- f 3 4 f 1 'ilfefezfr ff - :aw:..wc.S1ffffVfQc'- ' QQ-ffew1Ws1ri caries, 7 IA 1 - . Q - - , , ,, , , aggg-:we ' L L ' ' ' ' ' 0 7 1- f In :fl5iLi'3iQi7E:!T5E'-E ' '-1 ' 3 i ff f --: E V kffffflif-' fftjigsrt or ,2r:i5f:?3ff , ,Q,gQ,:: ' L ' - 4 .. r wr.Wffivi'fVfi3fifff,fif.5'f I f -i f ' ' L ranlezfsw l - Pfkzleiei. L YUM-If1'Zi?lifl?iif?743P ' iutcfgi QT f . l fl A ' ' I Q I . -I it gfoflerfgrfl 1: 1 . 'z vi. . -- W ' - ' E 'ff--swf 1 1 'e.s.r4g.gs1z5,,5gf 5 if ie, 1, ' lf, ' ' ' . f 1. xffgisfiffilwifw-px Elf A, .5 1 - , . .... . . . . 271521, 'f :?.Wf'2i-ffiifffi fir T, ' ' ii f if fE ,,' ,.,,,., , W I 'W 2 1: ,,go.,::.'f' I - i. fi j2,i.s.fy- Q5 ' , Q. - f r if I frrrs ffififm . , . as.fss.aftsffrmva: :sam --,...rf +5le 5- ' ' . , .n ' N' . at - - f .,, ryphh .V . . M, , , V if - I ' . ' , fig I fx . 513' n . 5 ,,....V.,,:, .. W: as .. Gary Carr and Bill Pullen watch television which is available for special social studies programs. I7

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Prof. Carter lectures her Spanish II class. Ronnie Moore, giving a speech about model planes, puts his speech Mrs. Kuykendall discusses Macbeth training t0 USG. ALBERTA IRVIN SALLY GOLDSBERRY JACK WILLIAMS BYRDA KUYKENDALL M.A.g University of Tulsa B.A.g Panhandle A8:M College M.A.g Oklahoma State University B.A.g Northeastern State College English II English III and IV English, Journalism, and Athletics English IV I9