Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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 UdiA owl VtewfiA K ustasttcat j L. W. MYLES M. Ed, S.S.C.; Durant Chemistry, Botany, Biology Camera Club BLEVINS WHITE M.S.; Oklahoma University Biology Medical Arts Club DONNELLE McJILTON B.S.E.; University of Arkansas Biology Pep Club Mathematics and Science are the keys to advancement in technology research of today's world. The courses offered in math are,- geometry, algebra, and advanced math. Science department offers biology, physics, chemistry, zoology, and botany courses. MR. DON BURDETT uses modern math equipment to explain a problem to his class. JAMES FARRELL B.S.; Durant Biology, High School Math F.T.A. MARY HILDERBRAND M.S.; State University Fourth Year Math, Geometry, Algebra I Devotional Club DON BURDETT B.S.; Northeastern State College Algebra II, Physics, Geometry. Camera Club 18

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Rk A fc QtZhwJfote GEORGE C. BRITE M.M.E.; University of Michigan Instrumental Music VeDON LAW B.M.E.; O.S.U. Vocal Music The students of Sapulpa High are fortunate in the fact that they are able to show their abilities in the fine arts as well as in the scholastic field. These talents are brought out by their participation in instrumental music, vocal music, and art. These departments, at various times throughout the year, attend contests to measure their talents as compared with those of others. JACK FOX B.A.; Northeastern State College Art I, II, III Lindel Chasteen, an art student, perfects an abstract painting. Under the direction of Mr. Law, the Girls Glee Club prepares for District Contest.

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GERALDINE DUBOIS B.S., Oklahoma State University Typing I and II Yearbook SUE HOUGHTON B.S.; Central State Office Machines, General Business F.B.L.A. Business mccttUm OfjenS Vom Girls in the shorthand class endeavor to build their speed ef ficiency by use of the earphones and other modern equipment. MERLE MULLEN M.Ed.; Oklahoma University Shorthand, Typing F.B.L.A. WARREN BOOZE M.T.; Northeastern State College Bookkeeping, Business English, Business Math, Typing I Student Council Because the business world places a great demand for efficient, well-trained personnel, students endeavor to achieve this goal through the business courses. These courses are; Business English, Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II, general business, bookkeeping, and office machines. Preparing work in the business world, students in office machines gain a workable knowledge of various machines.