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

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L Us is s r 3? ' f t W- E x ii -:.s.g f- in Y g f.LQ .X ,. W J A 0 3 ry fn, K Q' W. A i -1:- ' J' e 'Wm .ag ff,-42, ' kt it , ,..A b t . 'Q' xx H-.J prepared to be conscientious Debate, One-Act Plays, appreciation of drama and the art of communicating with your fellow man is a part of the instructions in the Speech and Drama gg,-J-1., .t -K ist fy ??'i' Department Here talent is first reco nized in students ' MARYETTA NESTLERODE Ir. 81 Sr. High Activities Director and Play Production CLARENCE NIBLETT jr. High Mechanical Drawing TRACY NORVVOOD Sr. High Football Coach and Sr. High Science PAULINE NOVEY Sr. High English and History FRANCES ORREN Ir. High Home Economics MILDRED PATTERSON jr. 81 Sr. High Librarian BERTHA PEARSON If. High Math REINE PENDLETON jr. High Commerce NELDA RAWLINCS jr. High English and Social Studies citizens. who will later become a part of the vast entertainment world. Stacks of Books! Stacks of Cardsl How does one keep them straight when 2,400 students are checking them in and checking them out of the libraryg it's all a part of junior and senior high library courses. i x f , Mr. York keeps students busy in his Senior English class.

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H19 5 fa 'wwfvywmzaeafm' ' a5fQg3'fq,gi: ' f - 115315255 Eiffel . -'r-eff-fl ROBERT MCCAIN jr. High Math MATTIE MCCRAY Sr. High English BILL MILLS E' Ir. High Social Studies ALFONSO MONIARAS Sr. High Spanish JOHN MOORE Ir. High Math i 9u'P L' GUIL MOUTRAY jr. High Social Studies EDNA MYATI' Sr. High English and History BENNY NALL Sr. High Commerce A E JIM NEES f jr. High Woodwork Y Spiga HQWK 1 N1-K-.M ..,, H, we ' , A ' '53 fi-sw-' if S my 4? K 3 fa Vi gi 1 f-we 'ig as A fwfr '--- -Nil' X Through proper guidance Students are 1 'K ' ll 4 sine V My .,:: w . lf' Yf me-,xo t cf' if llligrfra-galil if S 2, M.. fi f it , Ji l if me 1 E, i 5 U ,OA Q 4 4,- 1, i ,.t it 1 'lsr ii,, - . All Gaul is divided into three parts has a familiar ring to the Latin students as does nBuenas tardes f Good Afternoonji' to the Spanish students in the language department of U. S. Grant High School. Art is a challenge to all students in creative think- ing and expression who enroll in the courses in the Art Department. The classes are varied and a natural talent can be found in one of the many fields com- prised of charcoal, oils, ceramics and commercial art. Miss Billingslea tells students that only practice makes perfect.

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f vb... 9 4 ll -. KA 1,32 4+ I A tu- is at f V p 3 9, ,I t Q 3 N03 r t INEZ RICHTER CORA RIDDLE Sr. High English Ir. High English and French CARROL ROGERS TED SHAVER Ir. High Boys' Ir. High Math Physical Education The opporrumzy or cultural enjoyment VVhat is happening and what has happened at U. S. Grant in 1959-1960 becomes a part of history in the permanent printed record of the General. Dead- lines, accuracy, accuracy, accuracy are the pass-words to every journalism student. The students enrolled in Mechanical Drawing classes of today will he the draftsmen, architects and engineers of tomorrow. All together girls: one, two, three!