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

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Librarians Spend long Hours Developing New Visual Aids Mrs. Mildred PaTTerson, head librarian, Mrs. Galen Calhoun, clerlc, and Mrs. Ann Turner, assisTanT librarian, are spending long hours in developing a new area in visual aids in our library. Mrs. PaTTerson explained The Trend by saying, lT's been our experience ThaT all sTudenTs do noT learn by reading. Visual aids such as Tilm sTrips, slides, and charTs will perhaps assisT Those who can'T. The P.T.S.A. conducTed a bake sale aT Open l-louse To help raise money Tor Tour scholarships ThaT are To be awarded To deserving sTudenTs. This organizaTion is always searching Tor ways To assisT needy sTudenTs and one media is The STudenTs' Aid Program. The pur- pose oT P.T.S.A.? To promoTe beTTer undersTanding beTween parenTs, Teachers and The sTudenTs. ABOVE: P.T,S.A. members Mrs. Calvin Floyd, Mrs. Phillip GaiTher, Mrs. Lovell OversTreeT, Mrs. Paul NovaTny, and Mrs. J. L. McEuen plan The Open T-louse acTiviTies as The daTe draws near. LEFT: Mrs. Virgil Jones, Mrs. RoberT l-lamilTon and Dr. M. W. Clarlc discuss P.T.S.A. membership goals wiTh Miss lda CarTer and Mr. C. W. l-luTTman. ABOVE LEFT: Presiding over The meeTing Mrs. C. E. Jordan Tries To explain The conTlicT oT parenT, sTudenT, and Teacher relaTions. FAR ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Ann Turner wriTes ouT boolc noTices while head librarian Mrs. Mildred PaTTerson shows Mrs. Evelyn Phillips a passage in a reference boolc. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Norman Walker, Mrs, Phillip OaiTher, and Mrs. Ralph Langwell go over The re-ceipTs and balances ol: The P.T.S.A. Tunds. FAR LEFT: Mrs. Galen Calhoun helps To prepare a sophomore English sTudenT by running oTT a magazine arTicle on The Xerox machine.

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Nurse Brudley Administers First Aide To Miner Mishups Miss Bea Bradley, The schoo nurse adminisTers TirsT aide To sTudenTs wiTh such Tragic physical mishaps as scrapes, cuTs, and skinned knees. STudenTs musT go To The clinic and call Their parenTs beTore checking ouT oT school due To illness. OTTen, a brieT resT in The clinic will make a sTudenT Teel well enough To sTay aT school Tor The remainder oT The day. The ladies who man The caTeTeria arrive aT school early each morning and begin preparing lunches. The work seems never-ending aT Times, Tor when one lunch hour is served and ouT oT The way, anoTher OT The Three is sTanding in line. The cusTodians are an aide To The enTire sTudenT body. Besides keeping The building and grounds clean, They unlock doors Tor TorgeTTul sTuclenTs To claim osT possessions.