Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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LdKOjuocj A S £quXp {j(yi Futuna Courses in Language Arts inspire the students of S.H.S. to open new horizons in the world of tomorrow. Together the foreign language and the English classes serve as building blocks for a strong foundation as well as providing necessary knowledge for effective communication in our daily lives. Sapulpa students are fortunate to have well-equipped foreign language labs. MARGARET MARTIN B.S., Central State College English II and IV Pep Club C English department experiments in team teaching on the senior level. ANITA DUGGER M.S.; Oklahoma State University Speech and Dramatics Thespians ZELMA CARTER M.A.; University of Tulsa Foreign Language Spanish and Latin Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce from Mexico City were interesting visitors to the Spanish Classes. 23

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BYRDA KUYKENDALL B.A.; Northeastern State College English IV Medical Arts Club SALLY GOLDSBERRY B.A.; Panhandle A M College English III and IV Pep Club JACK WILLIAMS M.A.; Oklahoma State University English, Journalism, and Athletics Drivers' Club LAVINIA DERRYBERRY M.A.; Oklahoma State University English II and III Devotional Club ALBERTA IRVIN M.A.; University of Tulsa English II and IV Blazers Club Mrs. Kuykendall's English classes hold panel discussions on John Milton's works. While studying various types of plays, the speech department presented a morality play for a church group. 22

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helen McAllister M.A.; O.S.U. U.S. History, International Problems, Sociology Blazers DAN A. MOORE B.S.; East Central College History, Business, Athletics Letterman's Club KENNY MURRAY B.S.; Southeastern State College American History, World History, Athletics DON RIEDERER M.Ed.; University of Arkansas American History, Athletics Letterman's Club MILDRED FISHER M.A.; Peabody College Counselor, Phychology Student Council Gocictl Qtu Ltes Fowtuds W M UndtoStaM litig Living in a world linked by rapid communication and travel it is an absolute necessity that the average citizen know and understand the background and lives of people all over the world. Students of S.H.S. acquire this valuable knowledge through the Social Studies department. Classes offered by Social Studies department are world history, U.S. History, international problems, sociology, and psychology. Democratic and Republican parties are represented by the donkey and the elephant in the American Assembly. N 24