Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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. ,m,, V 4 4.. ',,. 221-iff' I Q77 KVM, , f' ' ' gi .i rf ' . , ',E,'X 'A jr? i 5 I 1 - 32.5 ' TXTQ T J- Ai I 5 I Q I I-'I-I' 4 ' MURL H. PRICE, Principal To the Seniors of 1950: It is a distinct joy and privilege to be associated with the fine student body and faculty of Ardmore High School. I appreciate the friendly spirit of understanding and cooperation which is demonstrated every day. May I urge each of you to meet your problems with the confidence and ability that is yours. I sincerely wish for each student and faculty member the best of everything in life. Sincerely, 7?-Jyfffaiit. URL H. PRICE

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l X XX l X X Xx ! lfffpf 431252, ffl ifi If X xxx K ff X X f X A- X gn l ll 4-1..el ..f- - YQ' ....,,,,-5 F' Y kin ':i'L -.., 1 , .- George D. Hahn, Superintendent To the Seniors of 1950: This class has always been particularly interesting to me-something special, so to speak. You and I both came into the Ardmore Schools at the same time, September 1938. Certainly I must accept great responsibility then for your educational progress. This I am happy to do. There will be other classes with their own distinctive appeals, but none will ever replace you. May you every one live long and prosper. Sincerely, 4 I GEORGE D. ANN 2' ' ,,Tf:t.151Z.4Ti -'

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BOEIRD GE GDUGHCIOD ii' Left to right George D Hann T E Garnson Dr I Hoyle Carlock Ralph Sullivan Guy Grvms john Hendricks Chester Franklin For concrete results of careful plannmg as well as the less vxsxble accomphshments of bemg well read on what the modern hugh school should be luke employmg only the best of teachers and trymg to see that stu dents receive the latest mformatxon avaxlable on the subgects they are studymg the Ardmore Board of Edu catlon deserves our thanks and deep respect Dr J Hoyle Carlock Ralph Sulhvan Guy Gxvens john Hendncks and Chester Franklm have worked txrelessly and unobtruslvely at a task which carries no remuneratnon m a monetary way but only satis factxon m seemg the products of a well run school system find their place xn the cxty and state The most outstanding recent accomplxshments of the school board mclude the renovatxon of the hxgh school buxldmg and the addxtxon of a heanng and speech chmc Wxthm the last few years the audxo vxsual education program has been rapndly advanced In the future the board plans the renovatmg of the Jumor hxgh school buxldmg the constructxon of ,a new Douglas hugh school new audxtonums for Lmcoln and Franklm grade schools and two new elementary schools Sometxme ln the future they plan to add a guidance depaliment to the school system and always they are looking for new and better ways to xmprove the education of the young Ardmorexte 6 1 ' if ' A, M- lf! Q 1 S- t 'W v Iglrlf . g Z9 L r I .Q ' U f K W I -' ' 1 - - ' p ' - 1 A 1 h D 1 A 1 . ' . , . . . . - . . , . ' . - I s n 1 e 1 y l - 1 I , . ' . ' . . . . . . . . , . - . . . . . . . . . . ' . - . . , . . . . , . . . . ,