Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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Semor Hzgh School Faculty I' O D-U IS Iunupal IN STRUCTORS Iold I'le1r'o1 Balry Hlstory Be mee Bow C0mrl19l C9 Hanx H Blown Industrlal Arte I L Blllnttt English Ixn Dawson DIHITIRUCS Dons Duston bnls Physical Educatlon Adnan Dunlap Football Coach Halolcl H Dverly Boys Physlcal hducatlon Ruth I :asm Mathematlcs I IIJHIIIIOH Green English Mllmhul fxllffllh Science Vhllu Pettltt Hooks Ar Hum E Iames Chemxstlx and Physlcs I H Iohnston Mathematlcs Sol Lowenstem Instrumental MUSIC Ramona B Madden Fngllsh xdlllk 'VIarm1n5. Secletaly Commelce C W Nlclntne I'o1exf.,n Language Izthcl NIcClu1e Llbrallan Elmox 'VIcPhcete1'i Home ECOIIOITIICS W un R Nlo e Publluty Dlrector Clelk Yluxcv Rue Hlstoxy I Illlall C Schenk Hlstory Spanish CHIOINII Seltf Sclence J R Smxih Chemlstly and Phymcs Gcmldlne X01lx Vocal Muslc IIxil ll:l1I1I'1.'i.lI. F ,dl ' BU I2NE,'T T' wal JW Bow :Aux-NSTON 'S SENIOR SPONSORS I-rxxx:-:I x1I SCHENKQ MC PHEEWER5 Ii 1' 'Mn I ......l Flve C C ,' . ' . . . ' , . , ,.........,A.4---,..------.------ - Al' - A 4 V IIAII '.----w- 5 vY-v---- ' S. , ' - - IHffffffn.ffffff .,oo.....oI.... .. ' I . 2 .' ....,..,,,, .......... ,,..,.,,,, .... ' .' . . . .v .' ' x . A ' I' . , . , ,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,A,, AA,,,, ,l,, , , ' .f , , ,,,,,,,,,.. l.l..l,........,,,...l, . . ,I , -. . . S-... 125 T. . I . Y, HHH-I----U-HUHH'N---U-.V-HY t 'u I ' . . . . , ..,,..,, ,....................,., . , , , . ' . ' ,,..,,,,.... ..,, , ,...... . .,., 4 lf , V. ' , . ' ,- ' . . . ' ' '., QMQHJ-,MHWQ ' 1 1 A I 'X ivvi ,-,------,,--'-- 'A ,----A------------ . '- I ' A ' ' '. ..........., ..... - . . lz - . . rs ,,,,,,,,, 'V ' ' , ' . t' l - ,.. ., .,....,,,..................... ' j ' I i. ' ' ........,....... ': , ' . , ' , ' i - Ml .................. . I . .. .. ,. . , Y -' nl 1 ' 5 I 3 ' ., I -W-.....,,I:g,.-.:-:::q W-gg H : ' Q .. I . si ' ' V- 11,o i I. - Q F -N. I 7 Q 2 H 5 .. -.. X, A

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Superintendent Ardmore City Schools gf O E SHAW If Mr O E, Shaw foxmel PI'6S1Cl6I1t of Murray State School of Aguculture became bl1DLllllfLllil9llt of the Ardmore Cnty Schools July 1 1935 Slnce the beglnnlng, ot hls 3.Clll'1lIllSt!'3.tlOIl much adx ance ment ln the educatlonal field has been made The Ardmore Board ot Educatlon was qu1ck ln adoptlnp, hls school proglam embracmg sound elementary school t1a1n1ng modern secondary educat1on 1n both Semor and Tumor Hlgh Schools prov1s1on for phys1cally and mentally handlcapped chlldren adequate fac1l1t1es for Vocatlonal Educatlon emphasls upon health trammg and the renderlng of soclal S91V1CC to all puplls requlrmg lt QI Their second adoptlon was h1S plan tor the selectlon of teachers and as a result only teachers mth exceptlonally hugh quallticatlons haxe been employed 1n the sw stem Another outgrow th of th1s plan was the adwstment of the teachers salarles to the amount of approxlmately S8 000 Thls 3.Ct1Oll assured school patrons a nme months term of school and full pav for all teachers if Another leadlng movement backed by Mr Shaw th1s yea1 IS the Nat1onal Youth P1og,ram wh1ch made lt pOSS1bl6 for over two hundred youths to work and st1ll malntaln school connectlons 11 Very outstandlng thlS year has been the lmpxoxement made msxde the school bulldlngs Iroul thousand desks have been refinlshed three thousand cha1rs haxe been xarnlshed three thousand flxc hundred square feet of brlck wall has been resurtaced sex enty thousand square feet of 1oof1ng, has been repalred and fourteen thousand square feet of tlooung has been sanded and 1efln1shed As a lesult of th1s lmprovement the bulldlngs are 1n excellent cond1t1on 11 The Walker Fleld Project wh1ch IS neaung completlon mll glwe Ardmole one of the most modem athletlc plants m the Southwest Thls project has been personally supervlsed by the Board of Educatlon If The program of to ordmatlng all school actxvltles IS now bellljb developed and by the be1,1nn1nf, ol the school term thxs fall th1s program wlll be evxdent to all QI The Board of Education the Supermtendent and the personnel of the Ardmore Clty Schools have been xx holehearted 1n then' efforts to make th1s one ot the best years 111 the entlre school h1sto1y Four AQ 0 I 1 u n I ' 1' 3 y 51 1 u. X . . . , , . . . r . . . . V - J ' K s . . Y . Y . 1 . 4 . . . ' . . Y . . . l . . . . . . I ' v 9 P ! . . . I . . . V' I v Y. . , l . u 1 n 4 Q I . Y ,. v . . K V . l . , . . . . . . . l, , . 1 N . . . A . ,- ur ' L , . . . ' V . . . . , K I. Y I Q 4 I I I 1 7 7 . I , . l . , , A ys, K . ,. is . . . . - . , . 1 . . . . . . . , . , . T . . '. . v. . v . ' 9 : . . . . . . . , . , . - , . , , , , T , r r . Q , , 9 9 ' C V ' ' ' ' v 1 ' ' ' . .

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Semor Class Presldent Class Hlstory JOHNNIE HARRLLL F01 the past tvvo and a half NQHIS Johnme Ha11e1l has been the p1es1dent of the present sen1o1 class He has been a leader 1n h1s class a11d has HCIIIQVCCI many one of the ten Jun1or Rota11ans of thls yea1 He was a promment n1embe1 of the Football Tean1 and IS now the D1str1ct and State H1gh School Heavyvvelght Wrestlmg Champion for Oklahoma He IS also a member of the Rlfle Club the Boy Scouts the Sea Scouts and the H1gh School Band and O1chestra RADIO PROGRAM IS GREAT SUCCESS Your statlon IS KVSO Ardmore The follow mg program IS presented by the Ardmore H1gh School under the d11ect1on ot MISS Jan Dawson MISS Dawson An or1g1nal one act play The Blue Goose Wrltten by Kenneth Lovve w1ll be presented today Th1S IS the state rad1o contest play and Wlll enter the contest at Norman on May 2nd Your student announcer IS Cordell Brlght Cordell Brlght The play dep1cts an 1nc1dent 1n the h1story of Oklahoma before statehood Although thlS story IS of l1ttle h1stor1cal value It IS 1nterest1ng for the local color It d1splays The story IS la1d 1n the llttle town of Cottonwood Bend ln Indlan Terr1tory durlng the t1me the federal 0ffIC81S were domg the11 best to prevent the wh1te man from sell1ng whlsy to the Indlans A few mlles away ln Oklahoma Terr1tory was a fIOU11Sh 1ng saloon the Blue Goose The followlng sto1y IS told by an old settler to h1s grandson In a Slmllar manner all of the school broad casts are lntroduced The h1gh school broadcasts are prepared 1n MISS Dawsons rad1o techmque class whxch meets every mornmg from 11 00 to 12 00 oclock Outstandmg programs have been presented by the vocal muslc department the Journallsm department the commerclal depa1t ment the ward schools, and the separate school Sxx 'lhe bLIllO1 Class oi 1030 has been a11 out st 1nd1ng 1,1oup ot students 111 cv uv l1ne ol schol a1ly and athletlc endcav O1 Re p1 escnt xtlves ot the Clxss have made bfllllallt 1GLO1ClS 111 cv ery held of student lLtlX1ty and doubtless the Class of 36 1v1ll leave a v1v 1d lmpresslon 1n the 31111315 ol A1d more Hlgh School student h1story Such 111 outstandlng class must necessa11ly h zvr le tders of SUDQIIOI ab1l1ty These leaders are to bc tound 111 IOhlll1lL Ha1rell pres1dent of h1s class for three years WIH1 IOIIL H wvlcv v1ce DIBSI dent E1nest1ne Jameson sct1eta1v and NIa1v nette lamb vell leader lhe mcmbe1s ot thc Semor Class vv1ll cl1e11sh the memoly of the tu1bu lent pol1t1cal C3lllDdIg'IlS 1n vvhlch they part1c1pated The Semor Llass has been vv1sely gulded by M1 L L Burnett SDOHSO1 Raymond Colvert IS the pres1dent and p11nc1pal povver of the Student COUHCII Other SGUIOIS who have the responslble task of actmg as Councll of ficers are Anna Ruth Seaman and Wlmfred I11gler reco1d1ng and correspondmg secretar1es and Denny F1tzge1ald treasurer We need not shout from the housetops to call attentlon to the remarkable orator1cal ab1l1ty of several sen1or speake1s We have only to po1nt to the clean sweep made by Margaret Mealer a11d Kenneth Lowe sen1or vvlnners 111 th1s years an nual oratorlcal contest In p1ev1ous yea1s Elsye Ve Dunlap and Margaret Mealer won places 1n the event IW1Il1fI'9d Ingler who 1ece1ved the D A R award to the outstand1ng sen1or g1rl had the d1S t1nct1on ot w1nn1ng first place 1n 1nterpretat1ve prose read1ng 1n the d1st11ct contest at Durant and second place 1n or1g1nal oratlons N1ne outstand1ng members of the class we1c elected to the Nat1onal Honor SOC1Qty 1n thelr 1un1or year They W616 Raymond Colvert Doro thea Estes Alve11a Guy Ed Halbach Joe Harbour Ma11or1e Hawley Wlnlfred Ingler Kenneth Lowe and Elfreda Woods Most p1om1nent of the athletlc ach1evements was Johnnle Harrell s w1nn1ng of the state heavy Welght wrestl1ng champ1onsh1p 111 h1s first year of part1c1pat1on 111 vvrestllng B111 Rye was also a fine wrestler and perhaps vvould have equalled Johnnle s performance 1n the state meet had he not been hand1capped by a severe arm 1nJu1y J1mmy Randels 1n the 125 pou11d class rep1e sented the school 1n wrestlmg matches Scotty Putman Ha1old Lebo and N T Hughes were other sen1or members of the wrestl1ng squad Pat Sm1th full back and captaln was the 111 splratlonal leader of the T1ger football team Smythe carved qu1te a n1che 1n the Ardmo1e Hlgh School Hall of Fame by h1s clever and br1l llant play1ng B111 Rye made football h1story by play1ng three years as a regular No other sen1or has that record B111 had the m1sfortune to be a l1ne man and as such perhaps d1dnt get all the cred1t he dese1ved Other sen1or llnemen were fCont1nued to Page Sxxteenj ,. -i--- ' G G Q 1 - v v ' v 1 1 1 ' X 1 1 1 I 1 ' K , , 2 ' rs ' L1 K. 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