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

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,J .1 J it I '. fi ,J xii Y Z' Are lm ortant Us H ly , ,W swf Qiollye Cravens Ernest Darling l I History Department Head Helma Erwin ucllle lf ortcnberiy History Martin McGinty Bessle Mlller r Class Ii- WASPNG ION fmguxm IULHKINI ADAMS IFCKSGN 'MN RM H annum HOU TYl!l K wuts mmm APDGSW LUESES S iJTHEliCvlD MKS A CFKSTLR RCW our BUUAMN I u Eli Hill UUUIXIZIIJ 11163111213 iii 4 WHERE'S WASHlNGTON?l' Mr. McCord and American history History S 5 Y W K' E - '55 Walter Schultz Carolyn Shurtleff Soph. Class Counselor HiSf01'Y Ara Snyder Carlos Tuttle History HiSf01'Y student observe a chart of the Presidents of the United States. Vary Since the World consists of countless individuals with entirely different backgrounds, history cours- es are proving more valuable than ever. The pres- ence of foreign exchange students, Christi Brasch from Germany and Rod Righi from Italy made history come alive for all Rogerites. American his- tory is offered for sophomores, world, or ancient and medieval history for juniors, and government and economics, modern, senior, Latin American, and community and state for seniors. Mr. Ernest Darling is the department chairman. Many fine openings are to be found in the ever increasing field of industrial arts. Many courses in this field are offered to interested students at Will Rogers. For instance, courses in auto mechanics, mechanical drafting, electricity, radio, electronics, printing, Woodwork, and machine shop are avail- able. In addition, Rogerites may join the Diversi- fied Occupations program or the national award- Winning Distributive Education club. l25l

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Histor and lndustry Courses lT'S UPSIDE DOWN! Mr. Powers instructs Eileen jackson, BZZZ -Mr. Culfel helps an industrious student prepare photography student, on the techniques of using the camera. an interesting project for his family. Eleanor Craig v Business Joe Cuftel S. L. Gunderson Runson Herron D.E. Club John Lyle Industrial Education on Industrial Education Harvey Parks Eliseo Sanchez n Vocational Education 1361 VX IEP! X l,soi 8 i in 4 F 1 A+ f ,4 Qlwl-1 E 2 Q-, 7 i . E241 Industrial Education YV. H. Sanders ocational Educat' Roy Lulow Industrial Education Ann Cottinghani History

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HAVEN'T WE MET BEFORE? Mrs. Osborn introduces Dr. Alan C. Lloyd, author of the class textbook, to Betty Shields, president of the Future Business Leaders of America at Will Rogers. Man Courses Are Offered Business and arts are fields which require much skill and diligent practice. They prepare students for future careers and develop their talents. A Wide variety of courses are offered in the field of arts. Music classes consist of instrumental music, vocal music, and music theory. The home- making department offers classes in clothing, foods, and personal development. Special classes of commercial art, costume design, and form and design are made available by the art department. The classes in business education are planned so as to meet the vocational as well as the personal needs of high school students. The many courses offered include bookkeeping, business arithmetic, business law, business problems, business ma- chines, clerical training, cooperative office train- ing, office practice, shorthand, transcription, type- Writing, and secretarial bookkeeping. l26 Leta Bard Business Education Roy Dawson Business Education Mildred Nladry Business Education Business and hlalcolm Craig Coop. Office Trainin Business Education Sophomore Sponsor 1 . ,.,,.,. .Q ...,,, QI ,, Evelyn Osborn Business Education Department Chairman ig, ... T21 e ali. i 1.'. -fi n th e s 'YYQN' is e Sarah Roberts Hazel Reynolds Business Education Paul Salter Business Education Business Education Business Education F.B.L.A.