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

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Man Services Provided Many special services render invaluable aid to Will Rogers high school. With the help of many clerks, secretaries, and registrars, the school office maintains continued smooth-running efficiency. These Workers do everything from enrolling and registering students to keeping the attendance rec- ord and daily bulletins in good order. Mrs. Judy Chandler, the school nurse, assisted by Miss Betty Johnson, is probably one of the busiest people in the school. Valuable services are also performed by the matron and the accompanist. Of course, assemblies and programs would be impossible Without John Black and the stagecraft crevv. No organization could long survive Without their aid. Will Rogers is justly proud of its efficient office staff, which takes much of the load of everyday routine off the shoulders of the faculty. The daily bulletin, enrolment procedures, records, tran- scripts, and correspondence are only a part of the list of problems which face these staff members. READY FOR ANOTHER DAY! Right, foreground, Mrs. Ruth' erfordg background: Mrs. Sage, Mrs. Lugeanbeal, Mrs. Yust. John Black Stagecraft Marie Lugeanbeal Assistant Registrar wi' ,f . , :G ai 5 1. Rfk, asf, , S st Q Q R T 2, . 5 ssfigiz.. . . ...I gs ff rr, 5 2 ai ig, Wit Q. 1 gr , ,ff J ' I Betty Rutherford Office Manager Judy Chandler Edna Dunagan Nurse Alvin J. McDougal Engineer E-Xfire gif , f. sm.. M f 1 . f 2 V . fi. , if X, P N Glenna Sage Registrar --- r K 2 3, W ti. ll s ' 9 . 2 . , Q K , .X V15 f -+ ,rr sr ig . Helen Lee Mary Heitkamp Accompanist Cafeteria Director Clerk l Nettie Meeks Norma Moeckel A. G. Peck Matron Attendance Clerk Building Supt. :,.'ie-': 2 ... t i ii'fl-f -,:' . ix. i Janell Sinclair Twila Tibbetts Marjorie Yust Clerk Secretary Health Office Clerk smgy sw xi 5- -.1 ffm.. , sFr:f1.933fW?mP'6215ls552sMe?Ev.si''xiggu SSW' ' : '. 'i.,:,. - ' 559.:-Elie-iiazzvsil' - . .. , rss- QQ...-5,s.,,.m gf, rg, 3. g.gp,sy,f:,.s-'Q A A 1 is gg j t ,

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Arts Develop Skills CHA-CHA-CHA!'l Members of the faculty show their skills and talents in the form of a combo featured in the Faculty Talent Show. Hortense Bateliolts Carl Barnett n Aff Dept. Head Jim Kelly Orchestra and Band George Smlth Artists Inc. Art Music Dept. Head Music - r f A- . 5 9' A L -2. 331135, 1 if I I'llllllt'Ill3k1IlL, l'lUI'I18lll8kll1Q Personal Dew elopment Glllle rllzmlisley 'Sr Counselor FH A Department Head Personal Development 5' ww Blanche Cordes Lula Darnell Bessie Hiett 'F I N , ii A V' A QP .1 l27l f',, Q Q 1 V, ,ft ',9'1 Kathleen Courtney Homemaking Jr. Counselor - ' ' .H if , 1' ti 'Q , L gtk if J f fri 'ef' gym ' H QQ? 4 S -532 y , , ei E x ,E E : , . 'f- 2 1' - . N ' yy' .fmja ?v f I .. i- 3 , ' 4 - fa 51 : LTL-J . P 1 Helen Van Noy Homemaking F.N.A.

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Cooks and Custodians Are Indispensable .. 'inns y 2 'ek . , y 3 X .M ' a f ' L' s ls . J p . . iss 2 sss w .l Ezl .5 .1 my First row: Donna Daasch, Evla Lightfoot, Della Richardson, Ines Thompson, Fay Butler, Violet Patterson, Betty Payne. Second row: Alta Martin, Mildred Lloyd, Lora McCollough, Edith Hatfield, Kate Hooper, Hazel Rector, Vesta Worrell, Magdalen Packer. Third row: Aletha Hall, Cora Coppinger, Fern Chastain, Ruth Hiday. Fourth row: Vera Norris, Ruth Moore, Grace Norris, Pauline Winters. Foregrmmd: Josephine Hyatt, Ruby Babb, Lena Spiker, Berna- dine Clinton. the tremendous task of feeding dred hungry Rogerites. Another department with a signment is the Maintenance under the supervision of Mr. Custodian. They care for the Indispensable to the proper functioning of Will Rogers High School are the cafeteria Workers and the staff of custodians. The twenty-eight cafeteria Workers are headed by Donna Daasch, a registered dietician. This department handles capably First row: Dean Cooper, J. O. Torbett, B. B. Oliver, L. M. Shadinger, Don Esley. Second row: Ross Bachelor, R. E. Bean, E. L. Bell, H. W. Moore, W. T. Copeland, A. C. Hale. room building and the grounds. several hun- difficult as- Department, Peck, Head ninety-eight he-ff ..,. 'ml e