Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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th0Rt l' U HANN Sup1 fllllf ndent Ardmorc S1 hool Sv stem We believe that a successful prin- cipal must be a very special kind of person. lo handle the average group of high school students requires 'i gft at 1 ea of skill. tact. and l1 adership. and even :uch a line school a: Ardmore Hi 'h would -'iw any administrator his fair shar1, of perplexing problems. I erhaps that 1,xplains our pridc in Mr. lrice. H1, has done excellently in a difficult joh, and his steady, quiet effi- ciency, his broad fairness. an1l his friendly personality have endeared him to students and teachers alike. Yes, Mr. Price, you have been a good principal, but, far more than that, you have become a real friend -one that we all shall remember for many years to come. ,fi ' . llll :tio .1 1 s 1 l I 1 ll D I - N ol 1 s - I ., A . 1' pro . o 1 rm -' o v1 .ir- s .mn ni. IN tum- t x 1 -tro ing, down s , u 1' s x . x- t oi liner 1tt1 nd.u1 . 1 l1l.N 1 KUTIN .11 ot ip s 1 nl' r-out v o - v . s 1on mu. v .- -1 ru lla o IIN 491 1 inure- in N o 1 as s llt tll - .1111 a- mdnu ua s N e 1r1 prlllltl of you Mr Ha n and fortunate to he .ihlt to claim you a- our NIIPFTIII Qlll 1nt o Nl loo MURI H PRICE' I rlnripal -frdmorv Svnmr ...- -pf . - ,.--ag 1 . .. Highly I'1'Q1'tl'4lt'1l in cl -1 ' u'l 1'ir 'l1'. tlirougzhoul thc stat ' ol' Pkla- h1 mu. and uilcly rt-c ,nizcd l'1r as I' his sk'II in .chool affair.. Nlr. Cc ',,1- ll. llann Wbllllllillltl. our .in- 1'1-rc l'4'hlH'4'l. Ili- 1l1'l1-rmination .nd 1lir1-1'tu1'-s. his surc jlltlr.lllf'Ill. 'nd his alvilily in lllllllllllr. school ' ln- lcms lrnc pr x '1l him to lic il rcal lt'tltl4'I' ill the licld of t'tlllK'illl0ll. llu ' H our Iii,,l1 who l n -' g mc haxc .ccu Nlr. ll' 'ny ' in X1ll'lt'4l a1'i iti-s . ll' ' thcfc lnlls. lnoo.'tiu,. thc 'lllgl'I'.'. al- 'X A N'l.'. sriving f ' ' 1 ' 11'e jan 'ml scl lwgti' rc' l.. -nl fcu .-5 sin ly tzlki ,, pc 5 zllv' t us. ln N all of thcxc v'1y.' hc ' t' 'illv' 'lr- N W fl .' fl'.' I -I ' - xt' ur. f ' bil..-.-1 l-tr I-4' '-'lfl:. i V A ' . : . 'n . f , .Q 91-1- 1.--I . . Ii , 1 ' ,' I ' f f 1 H .. . K . l l 1 H F , ' I 1 E cf ' I f l h J L 1

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AR Qllll. A C L4 I lo rzght George D Hann 7 I' Garrzson Ur ,I Hovlr Carlock We are vrateful for the mterest and effort dlsplayed so constantly by the leaders m our school system, we are aware of thelr nmportance ln the development of thls school, and we reallze how greatly their work contmues to benefit us To the present board of educatlon we would like to UIVC our thanks, and to add a hope that the real value of thenr contrlbutlons wlll be more generally understood and appreclated The members of our school board are Dr .l Hoyle Carlock, Ralph Sulllvan, Guy GIVIIIG, John Hendrlcks, and Chester Pranklm W e only wlsh that we could ln some way show adequately the genulne honor and respect felt to ward every person who has ever been a member of the board of educatlon ln Ardmore To the fam lllCS of those members now deceased we express slncere admlranon and sympathy to those stlll llVl!lg R A Hefner, J E VlcCarty Arthur J Jones S M McDaniel, Edward Galt, I P T0hIlg0U, Ford Whltehurst A C Hall W C Lamb, Mrs John L Murphy, and R G Colvert we extend our gratl tude for work well done W0 Dr Charles Evans To the long tlme friend pictured at the left we feel a place of special recoumtlon and honor IS due For Dr Charles Evans was the superintendent of schools when our present hlgh school was belng planned and bullt Among his countless frlends ln Ardmore there are numerous former students who stlll fondly remember hlm and contlnue to marvel at Ins amazmg, ablllty to msplre young people Many hleh school students may recall hls frlendly vlslts to the school and hls lnterestmg talks ln as sembly Umwersally loved and admlred for hls real contributions to our school system, Dr Evans fully merits all of the respect and 358011011 which the people of Ardmore feel toward hlm both as an educator and as a truly fine person ..-Q U ' 4 ' A A 41 ' l v4 .,..1, ' ' lv V s - ' 1 ' 3 S o 1 f I I I I 'll ,-4 . . ' fl 'f ' : ' . , ', I. ' ' , . . U' ' ' , , Ralph Sullivan, Guy Civins, ,Inhn Hendrieks, flhl'Sl0f Franklin. kin 4 1 1 - - D. Al u - . . . . . 1 , . 1, . A . . . , r 5 I - ., . . . . . . . 'i ' I . . , 1 .

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AND KIIIR WIIQIIIEFY W hw the looIe of ele-p.ur, stuelent ' Skip .1 class' Need an excuse? Well youve tome to the rnght place Mrs Jones with her unhmlted patlence and hrwht eheerful -mule ns .nlwaws re ulv duel wanting It as her Llldfllllllg xoue that gives us the pause that refreshes dllflllg our unhe.1rnhle te-t .mel e nlls u-1 out of class just when Mrs Ohver asks us to xpI.un 1 prohle 1 'Ilr lones me the one who must decxde elunng huutmg season wh: the r the hows really ourslept or whether they just couldn t reslst .1 ff oe eluele po ul Nha enhulw Ixstem to the wonderful far fetched stones Ill xr uteel In tho 4 of u-4 trung to ente r e-ld-as lute, .tuel although her decision ru ny w - - s xt w :Ie lre you can he sure lt IS the fair thmg, to to om muu lu lue 1 x ltl frl ne me -1- I-he dflel the hum III touch Irv Cd 1 ' 1 - In u u - tuzlents re 1I1Le how uuportmt 'Vlr jones IS to 0 other eountle txsle wlue I1 mu t he elone to Ieee p the -ehuol runnlng smoothly e 1 I x Int true lull uul QIIIIIUIILN u IIIIIN reeuve their due amoun I' 3 prr en mon hut f I th nt 'Vlr Ioues III ulahtlon to our respect, has, a so Q I' IU Sefrelarv to Irmupal IRILVIL PATE MCGOODW IIN I o urdmatnr e - - - all people eouueeteel In any wav w 1 more N It Q' I E. fARRISON I-IIIIH H IAKXRENK I' Husmz ss Wanap r RU TH HARRIS 9:-erelarv to Supennlvnde-nl 4 He nllanu Supe fl lsor A '17 LHARLLS I' BAIKILR BRUCE. BAHNER 6 Izngznevr Custoduzn, , ' ' ' ' 1 .' ' ' ' 1 I ' . ' , 4 I I I xi ' I . 1 '1 ' 5- ' 1 v l ' ,, . . I . 1 , , ' 'L u 1 ' I I x - . 'x 1 V l A ' s, ' 'a . t ' ' . ' . , ' e vi a -u. 1 s. , '. ' ' ' . ,. , - ,... ' . , ' ' ' , i.t.'x FU I .- I U k . .1 -- . A 1 I . . . , . V . ' Y, . Y' 5. I 1-' 1 . fl . . Q. 11' lu- , not all 'uyf In- just vhs 1' 's' f. -' z f ' , ' ' ' ' I . ' .s II I' ' gg I S' 's. x' I 'r' II' '. , ' ' ' ri ' 1 4 ,' II'Ilf., ' e-uch of 1: ,' a uc. ' ' . x ' 'IIt'All'lN'l .' as we-II us s - 5 -A f ' ' 1 , H, ' ltr school. uuel they rm-ly upon her for I!lIlIll'0g!'lIllIlIIlg te-sts unel eloing all the- ,,. x ' 'ss ers '- s - 1 ' . -' W'-Ie'l'e' 1' Ia 'rd' z ' sa ' ' ' ' I F . , 'e . '- p 1 o an 1 . we ce- a . s. . 1 I , 1 ,, th' reall 1ll'l'l't'lI0ll mul In-.ft wixlle- ol' a ' ' ' -3 ' ' 4' ' ' S 9 1- -4 .Irl ' Iliull .' 'I vol. Q P A ex u , V 'WY' R X I 4 g - A . U 1 Nlr.. ., L., NI25 I , . . I ' .' IQ .' .' I H ... v' :VI ' Il Il I I ll I Q If rp. 4 2' is ,, Y. f. ' I '