Over 20,000 young Tulsans have made their way out into the adult world through the halls of Nathan Hale High School. With this website you can learn more about our school, its history and the amazing people proud to be known as Hale Rangers.

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After high school he attended OSU. Steve was a dedicated employee at Tulsa Plastics for 18 years. Steve was a huge Indy 500 fan, loved rock and roll, and was an extraordinary cook.

The world lost a sparkling personality with the passing of Mary Kay Carlson, 57, on July 31, 2014. This beloved wife, mother, grandmother, daughter and sister was born to Sam and Berta Goodman raised in Tulsa, OK, and graduated from Nathan Hale High School.

Charles "Wes" Clevenger passed from this life Monday, April 18, 2016, at the age of 56. He was born November 7, 1959 in Tahlequah, the first child to Charles Homer Clevenger and Charlotte Ann Clevenger. Wes graduated from Nathan Hale High School in …

Debra Jean Armes-Brockman was born on September 25, 1956 and passed away in November 2011. Debra was a resident of Sand Springs, Oklahoma at the time of her passing. Debra attended school in Tulsa, graduating from Nathan Hale High School in 1974.

In the course of his 36-year career—30 of them at Highland Park Independent School District—he has coached more than 10,000 student athletes, and has mentored another 20,000 non-athletes. In his coach’s notebook, all of them are winners.

After high school he attended ORU and TU Law where he was Editor of the Law Journal. During the 70’s & 80’s he was an ordained youth minister. His professional accomplishments in the practice of law were noteworthy and formidable, but his minister's heart was the core of his being.

Paul Bello was always into cars, after high school he opened an auto repair shop called Autometric's, specializing in import engine repair. He also loved flying and lived at Airman's Acres where the air strip was adjacent to his home.