Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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DR. J. HOYLE CHESTER FRANKLIN GUY GIVENS , RALPH SULLIVAN BOARD OF EDUCATION The direction of our Ardmore school system by Superintendent George D. Hann is noteworthy for its fairness and far-sightedness. He, together with the Board of Education, has established a policy for discipline which is effective yet not harsh. The Board of Education consists of Dr. J. Hoyle Carlock, Ralph Sullivan, Guy Givens, John Hen- dricks, and Chester Franklin. In their attempt to provide every child in the community with an education that will equip him for a happy, useful life, the board has recently coped with renovating the Junior High, Lincoln and Franklin schools. At thfe same time two grade L...i.1. school auditoriums and a new Negro high school are under construction. In the near future they plan to completesthe present work and to rebuild the Dunbar school completely, meanwhile continuing the Life Adjust- ment Education, a system to keep education on a level with modern progress. Painting Junior and Senior High Schools, repairing Waehington and Jefferson grade schools, and erecting a new grade school in the northwest are also included in their future plans. ' Considering this record, it is easy to see why we consider ourselves fortunate in being guided by such a splendid group of experienced leaders. JOHN HENDRICK'

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MR. GARRISON As clerk for the Board of Edu- cation, T. E. Garrison has compe- tently handled the buying and maintenance for the Ardmore school system since 1936. Until that time, the board had em- ployed no ofticial business man- ager. However, it is quite evident that, due to the expansion in the educational facilities, Mr. Garri- son has become an essential part of the administration, and he ad- mirably performs the innumerable duties of his position. MR. HANN Our industrious superintendent, George D. Hann, has capably governed our schools for thirteen years. During this period he has constantly improved the educa- tional facilities to keep pace with progressive learning. As a result of his untiring diligence, the Ard- more school system is distin- guished as one of the best edu- cational organizations in Okla- homa. That Mr. Hann is in love with his work is apparent to all who come in contact with him.