U S Grant High School - General Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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PAT BRANDT Sr. High Math IONE BRITTON Ir. High Science DON BROWN Sr. High Boys' Physical Education ERNEST BUCKHOLD Sr. High Commerce CLYDE BUTLER Sr. High Science BARBARA CAMMACK Ir. High English and Social Studies IDA CARTER Sr. High Science LUANA CHAPNTAN jr. High English and Social Studies C. D. CHASE Ir. High English I f , v ' , , . 1 -A.. 'Q I: Q iz' Q7 ' .. , , .'-UN L ,V K K Qin-me : 5 jk H r :tp jr 43' ixzgfr 132 gf' tariff? we .y,',:-:-:f ff 5. -H.. '::f-Q, ., , ,.,f,, ,fi uutgu-..L.,g,,,:'g ,I l g ' X Q 5 :Qu O 1,1 c A ,3 5. ,, ,. , fr' .fl , i'i'-:IIS 'f967'f4'f iz: !r5C .y?-fZ::'f:f.'1 ai3-Q 'w 'avusfin fm f-V 1,,,..v ' develop ez good moral and prosperous lzfe wh., N ,.,LMn an .Q -fi 1 h:vf ' 178, . sz new Reading and correcting the assigned mathematics papers keep the thirteen mathematic instructors busy from moming until night, and sometimes far into the ni ht. g The faculty members engaged in teaching science at U. S. Grant are a part of the first television teaching program in the Oklahoma City schools. The class en- rollment runs as high as 60 students to a class. Interest in both the mathematics and science field has been strengthened through the federal program and publicity on Who will be the first to reach the moon. Just prove the triangles congruent, answers Mr. Riesen.

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