Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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la ,172 an, Q.. W nf T Hap ff Q ,- . A., I ag sv Q. . MZjY A 3.5 A . H - 1 . 2. E HOLLOWAY J. W. WYLIE. B. s Qi im'-. xiowin ciAisiaAieo. is. s EUGENE A. Toon, B, A S M A Soutliezistz-rn T4-:iulivis College .1. li-limi A wil V S-iixtln-:ish-rri Stem- Cnllpg, 5 mh Xt In mm Physical Eduwition --N i-lg: .f Nl-lr, Wiiilil Hitting Oklziliiimfi University Ailili-tin' liliivctui' fi ' Q Q . - T-+ a. i T-J 1' 'M fi ,f ' ' A. A W li x .x ,, '. I BEN BEAMFS, B. A. A. G. STURDEVANT, B. S. MAURICE M. ALTOM, B. S., M. S. .IENNIE M. SMITH, B. Central State College Sgutheastern Oklahoma A. and M,, and Southeastern O. U.: Applied Art Sclu Math and Geometry industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Chl,-ago Art During our three years of study in this institution of higher learning we have cultivated the qualities which seem so essential to those who would face the world bravely. For our consciousness of increasing maturity we thank the teachers of Ardmore High. As our school career comes to a close, we realize. at long last, that we, the students, have erred, and that these mortals, our teachers, are human. We are even somewhat remorseful as the time arrives to say goodbye to them. The fears and dread of some classes are gone from our minds, and in their stead respect and fond mem- ories are, present. The class of l48, as a whole and individually, wishes to express gratitude to each member of the faculty. To you we say Thanks for the memories. L 'V .glee E. BAKER Engineer As a message of friendly farewell or as a parting gift, the following words of good wishes and thoughtful phrases, so characteristic of each individual teacher, are expressed by the faculty to the seniors of '48: Mr. Holloway Good luck and happiness, always. Mr. Wylie The road to success includes both work and play! Mr. Gabbard Be sharpg never be flat. Mr. Todd A grand senior class-Good luck! Mr. Beams A word to the 'wise' is sufficient. Mr. Sturdevant If you want to kill time, try working it to death. Mr. Altoin I have nothing to say. Miss Smith So long. Seniors, Successful Sailing! Mr. Baker Why, it's 70 ! Bruce Miss Rece Mrs. Oliver Mr. Goins Mrs. Wolfe Mr. Council Mrs. Schenk Mrs. Arnold Miss McClure Miss Bow Miss Fry Mrs. Madden Mrs. Busch BRUCE BAHNER Custodian ,,. Good riddance 'Tm expecting big things of you in the future. Alwa s b' y . Congratulations and Best Wishes, Seniors! Pax vobiscumf' You have passed the acid test. Be good and let who will be clever. Remember that faith overcomes fear. Remember-it is the empty wagon that rattles the loudest. If you can't read, spell. Listen, read, and think. Do noble deeds, not dream them all day long. If a thing is worth doing, do it well. Miss McWilliams Live to the. fullest! Mrs. Rawlins Keep music in your life.

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To our friend, Mr. Murl H. Price, goes our thanks for stepping into the principalship of our high school ' at mid-term and filling it efficiently. By his ready f'u . attention to all details and his business-like approach to all problems he has demonstrated real merit During the few short months that he has been with us he has added to his increasing popularity by the splendid school spirit and enthusiasm he has shown Has co-operative attitude toward athletics probably developed from his fine athletic record on the track team in his college days With his adequate experience Mr Price is well equipped to handle the intricate work of managing Ardmore High School His cheerful personality and natural dignity influence his entire office staff Mrs Jones his secretary has been quoted as saying Hes firm but not the kind that makes a big noise ll Mrs E C jones that model of efficiency about whom the office machinery revolves faithfully serves as our school secretary She fills this capacity well with a competence that would be hard to surpass Her master mind can remember all the voluminous details of the at tendance records and can handle all the complicated matters of finance of our school Many long hours of tedious work make up her six day week We students know her as the agreeable lady behind the desk to whom we address our worried queries about unexcused tardies an nouncements over the speaker and the time of the next assembly The only grievance that anyone could ever hold against her is to be found in her calm disregard of the things that go through her mime ograph machine shell run those horrible tests iust as cheerfuly as the play programs

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.A uf v sv- - I : .fae1,.ag-,K-My-.tgp . - .1- ,.A, .. n . MUNCY RECE. M. A. University of Chicago Aint-ricun History new-au. fx l Umn ROBERT E. GOINS. B. A.. B. S., M.Ed. University of Oklahoma 1 NINA OLIVER. B. S. -53, . Central State College Geometry and Algebra II if.. 'Q Biology , MABLE G. WOLFE. B. S.. M.Ed. LILLIAN .G' SCHENIX' At B B' S' University of Oklahoma University of Missouri Lrmn Spanish. English III 5, 55' I If ff . D1 1 ff' A I '.E f I 'Ffh ' ' 11 , ,-.-. ,ff ifjrr. in ROBERT R. COUNCIL, B. S., M.Ed. Oklahoma University Physics, Chemistry, Drivers' Education ALINE ARNOLD, B.- S. Texas State College for Women journalism and American Literature ta fit'