Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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MR. IAMES BRUCE East Central-BS, Oklahoma State U.-MS ADMIN I STRATIVE STAFF Mr. James Bruce, who is in his fourth year as assistant superintendent and clerk of the School Board, is an indispensable figure to the Ardmore School System. His rare combination of intellect, educa- tional vision, and business ability is recognized by students and faculty alike. A dynamo of energy, Mr. Bruce is adept at accomplishing difficult tasks rapidly, efficient- ly, and diplomatically. MRS. IRENE MCGOODWIN Southeastern--BA U. of Oklahoma-MEd. Audio-Visual Co-ordinator MRS. FRANCES ESSARY MRS. WINIFRED BROWN Texas Women's U.-BS U. of Missouri--BA Secretary to the Superintendent Attendance Supervisor MRS. ELIZABETH MINZES Secretary to Mr. Bruce MR. C. A. BAKER City School Engineer ,QQ tw

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TO THE STUDENTS OF ARDMORE HIGH SCHOOL MR. GEORGE D. HANN Oklahoma Baptist U.--BA U. of Oklahoma--MEd. Greetings : It is indeed pleasing to me to have this opportunity of expressing my appreciation to you for your coopera- tion, your maturity, your good com- mon sense, your high honor, and your loyalty to the customs and traditions of this High School. Together with your fine principal and teachers, you are achieving a high standard of scholarship. Certain- ly, the requirements are rigid, the grading is exact, and there is truly no easy road to learning. But, in these times, with world conditions as they are, upon you must devolve the great responsibility for the best pre- paration possible for the preserva- tion of our way of life and our great country. B1ess you, f X sfvffiiffi' c Mr. Hann finds time in his busy schedule to chat with students, Sharon Colclasure, Ben Davis, and Pat Bray.

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PRKN UP AL studen1'Pnnc1PG1 TO THE STUDENTS OF AHS: I am indeed privileged in having the opportunity of working with you and our fine faculty. A spirit of co- operation and unity has characterized this school year and has, I believe, been responsible for our many achieve- ments. Not only have you met the high standards which are associated with this school, but also you have made improvements that will guide and in- spire students of future years. I hope that you will develop a philosophy of life that will insure proper use of the knowledge you are gaining. This philosophy might include, among other things, a deep sense of honor and integrity, concern for the welfare of others and constant desire to apply your very best efforts in all your endeavors. Sincerely, . da mor 1-Yn Mr. TI0uu. cmd sucliscuss10n' ical Earhart 9nloY G WP MR ROY TROUTT B i Y Southeastern--BlA, U. of Oklahoma MEd