Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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Social Studies Strengthen Democracy Ken Murray U.S. History, Physical Education, Athletics Helen McAllister U.S. History, International Problems, Sociology John Scott World History, Physical Education, Government, Athletics Mildred Fisher Psychology, Girls Counselor Student Council Through the Social Studies Department students gain valuable knowledge and training for citizenship. A course in government was added to the Social Studies curriculum this year. Don Reiderer Jane Teague U.S. History, World History Psychology, Athletics Lettermen's Club K. Shibley a. » awson were intern teachers in the Social Studies department during the first semester. Students in an • Art museum portray the cultural explosion in the Americanism Assembly.

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To Better Understanding Jim Basham English II Audio visual Ben Wheeler English III. IV Driver's Club Jeanne DeVilliers Tom Driver Speech I. II. Dramatics Spanish I, II Thespians Spanish Club Mrs. Kuykendall has taught in the Sapulpa School System for 15 years. She taught in other Oklahoma schools for 20 years. Mrs. Kuykendall received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Northeastern State College. She also attended the University of Tulsa, University of Oklahoma, and University of Missouri. The Sapulpan Staff wishes Mrs. Kuykendall much happiness and success in her retirement. Byrda Kuykendall English IV. Composition Devotional Club 23

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Sapulpa High School Service Staff Estella T. Blake Lunchroom Coordinator Kate Van Winkle Lunchroom Supervisor 25 Custodians Otis Blair, Raymond Johnson, Harold Mobley, and William Cloud prepare for the day's work.