Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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JOHN scon World History, American History, Physical Education, Athletics Drivers Club helen McAllister U.S. History, International Problems, Sociology Blazers DON REIDERER U.S. History, Athletics Letterman's Club KEN MURRAY U.S. History, World History, Athletics Letterman's Club Qocial Studies Informs Our Future Citizens It is an absolute necessity for our citizens of tomorrow to be completely well informed of the background of our country. Students of S.H.S. acquire this valuable knowledge through our up-to-date social studies department. Classes offered include , world history, U.S. History, international problems, sociology, and psychology. MILDRED FISHER Psychology, Girls Counselor Student Council DAVID SIPPY Psychology, Boys Counselor Key Club Mr. Cockrum introduces Mr. Max Minor, Sapulpa City Manager, at our first social studies forum held in December. 24

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ANITA DUGGER Speech I and II Thespians BARBARA ARMSTRONG English II and III Pep Club EMILY COLBURN English II and III, Journalism F.T.A. and Pow Wow PATRICIA SUMMERS Anita Hewitt reports on Coffeehouse London in Senior English. Spanish I and II, English III Spanish Club Mrs. Summers, the Spanish teacher, explains a Spanish story to her students. Students study intently in Mrs. Kuykendall's English composition class. 23

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Sapulpa High School Service Staff KATE VAN WINKLE Lunchroom Supervisor Edith Pickering and Cora Carley prepare for noon meal. Students are greatly dependent upon these people to keep our school an effective institution of learning. Nutritious meals are prepared by the cafeteria staff, who realize that a healthy body lends to a healthy mind. Our custodians are on call throughout the day. Their duties are too numerous to be mentioned. Mary Massey and Billie Wood work together on an appetizing dish. Bill Cloud, Harold Mobley, Elmer Walker, Otis Blair, and Floyd Mullen pause before beginning a routine job. 25