Will Rogers High School - Lariat Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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'fa sc 5' rw, hal:- ...FACULTY... . Mathematics The Mathematics Department contributes a great deal to the college preparation of most math students, and is a most vital part of Will Rogers High School. Headed by Miss Kathleen Begley, the department offers courses in general math, first year algebra, plane geometry, second year algebra, solid geometry, and trigonometry. Mr. Blain Smith points out fundamental principles of Algebra l to three sophomores. 2 e33 r i,.g ' 'W7WW'ry,gh 4 15, i. rfla, gasses yggg . V .1 2 T? 'sv ali N ' ' .- ig If 1, ,,,. Yavvv I '-'v, H , 1 ' 3 V ,ff Eff 'J f 'V 1 ,, fii fff Jigga? FTTWQKX 555632 igigm glf as fgr,, ' fffig lxi' Q, affQE if QQ ,jf f ,..e. r.u, f,r taz1rr,agra,f af,a+ .wnav L urea Kathleen Stella Earl Ed Virginia Marie Joseph Begley Gartman Ludlow Noble Parks Ronan Vlfhitsett Music W,R.H.S. has three instrumental groups, the dance band, the orchestra, and the con- cert band, under the direction of Mr. Carl Barnett. There are four choral groups, the Choir, Choraliers, Lass O's, and Rhythm Ropers, under the direction of Mr. Wyfatt Freeman. The instrumental groups play at school functions and the choral groups per- form in assemblies and in the community. . N : paw vin-,I , 5' E . 44,-, f . I 5 , V1 ' 1' Q 1 1 1' if Carl Wyatt 'sa' Barnett Freerrlan Mr. Barnett rehearses band students for a coming school function. T261 N T -'-'f T' 7fT'T T':w. Ii:-.wp if 211112-FFF :vb Aharvtrtclinll:-Jmftfikigiriglgmg A U' ,.,:.,Zl ,ij ,, .,,. , ,f -'Sv'-f' ,th 11. . -:fr p ' : ' t ' -r s-'e '

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cience The training of future scientists is perhaps the most important duty of the Science De- partment, headed by Mrs. Martha Leonard. Our school, realizing the need for personnel in the scientific field, is above average in pre- paring students for future vocations in the many interesting fields of science. Mrs. Aronld teaches the students in her third period class one of the experiments from their chemistry workbooks. Carolyn Comfort C. A. Franklin Harvey Parks Joe Cuffel L. L. Gunderson Eliseo Sanchez Bonnie East Roy Lulow William S an ders e-gif V72 ' ' yin Iii, 1 f 'if lift' 1 n if . lg' 'gt 5 AQPJ? Q vt 3 it -vf if I ' ' v if , is V fs- , Thelma Hobart Arnold Landreth Otto Davida Marshall Phillips Ernest Kenneth Setliff Trough if 1 M- A W N' . ' 5 . A K wvw lfr :U 5 a ffi- ,KH fr- ' , A 1 hi 'I Martha Harold Leonard McCord Pierson Raymond Powers Ray . Charles Dwight hr VVestgate VVilliamson Industrial and Vocational Education Students are trained in many fields in this department. Classes are offered in manual shops, Distributive Education, and Diversified Occu- pations. Some students become acquainted with different vocational fields and others are em- ployed on a combination work and school basis. Many students receive training for the vocational field the 1 lan to enter after Graduation. 3 P D Mr. Sanchez demonstrates a new method of setting type to lim Crow and Elbcrt Davidson in the print shop. P E251 . .rw J-ff i tv X. L H --..- s I 5, ig -C..agj1 N xsffkbx ' ' 5 ,gli . ,T 'flap A . Wfff-

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Coach West observes his fourth period physical education class in a game of basketball. ...FACULT Boys' Physical Education The Boys' Physical Education Department, under the direction of Mr. Harry Knapp, provides one and one half years of physical education for all boys. Rog- ers participates in ten interscholastic sports: football, basketball, baseball, track, wrestling, tennis, golf, swimming, cross country, and precision shooting. The boys who excel in these interscholastic sports are placed in the sixth period physical education classes Where they may further develop their special skills. if . I , lv Q A-I, Ka 6, Y as fr il fl , ' 5 I . A - i f all , I f -'aa any X A. V. i Bill Bobby Howard Harry Bill Morey Woodrow Eub anks Goad ' Hogue Knapp McMichael Villareal VV est Girls' Physical Education The Girls' Physical Education program, although not offer- ing interscholastic competition as the boys, program does, is of equal importance. Students participate in such sports activities as field hockey, golf, swimming, tennis, basketball, and modern dancing. Many girls wishing to participate in further physical education activities can join the Girls' Recreation Association or other clubs which promote special sports. This department is under the chairmanship of Mrs. Kay Camp. PN, KV A- .QR Kay Carolyn Erma Lee Lola Camp Darrough Kolb Lockwood i271 Mrs, Darrough leads the girls in her second-period physical education class in modern dance exercises. W my-ala I. , , Ai 'K 'E1fSgf'E5ilW??Fi-1 ,YETTVFQTFF3 X