Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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Patsy Bilby steps back to analyze painting, P Linda Dobbs and Marilyn Denham practice Old English lettering. Creativity, talent, and determined self-discipline are displayed in each division of the fine arts department. The main purpose of the Band and Choir is to instill appreciation of fine music in the students and to receive high ratings at contests over the state. The artistic endeavors of the art department show budding talent. Fine Arts Department is designed to provide many ways for students to express themselves and their ideas. Fine Arts Deepen Culture Respect JACK Fox VE DON LAW GEORGE C..BR1TE B A Northeastern State B.M.E.g Oklahoma State M.M.E:g University of College University MICHIEHH , I Vocal Music Instrumental Music

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Science and Math Prepare for Space Age RONNIE BRILLHART B:S.g Tulsa University Biology, Zoology, and Athletics L. W. MYLES M.Ed., S.S.C.g Durant Chemistry, Botany, Biology DON BURDETT DONNELLE McJILTON CLOIS HUFFER B.S.: Northeastern State B-S-E-5 University Of M.S., Oklahoma State College Arkansas Universty Physics, Algebra Biology Biology Math courses teach straight-forward thinking and work with logic and reason. Students make practical application of the abstractions of advanced math. Cur- riculum includes algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Our math department strives to prepare intellectually able students for even more advanced work in mathe- matics. Biology, physics, chemistry, botany, and zoology emphasize science as it exists today. In these courses students delve into the world of scientific theories, facts, and hypotheses. Students gain a basic under- standing of the methods of science, which are essen- tial to future scientific work, or just to live well in MARY HILDERBRAND M.S.g Oklahoma State University Geometry, Trigonometry, High School Math our World today. Connie Wilson, Vickie Spencer, Patsy Saylors, and Tommy Cochran examine our aquarium. Jon Harper demonstrates to Diane Logan the use of the triangle constructor.

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SUE HOUGHTON B.S.g Central State General Business WARREN BOOZE M.T.g Northeastern State College Bookkeeping, Business English, Typing I MERLE MULLEN GERALDINE DUBOIS B,S., Oklahoma State M.Ed.g Oklahoma University , A Shorthand, Typing T Umveisltyl YPU18 , Business Students Succeed Business English, Shorthand I and Il, Typing I and Il, general business, bookkeeping, and office machines are included in the business department. These studies prepare students to acquire positions in the business world. Achievement can be attained through the use of the modern equipment. Mrs. Mullen watches her shorthand students take dictation. Students are working on drills to raise their typing speed and accuracy