Burkburnett High School - Derrick Yearbook (Burkburnett, TX)

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:qgM,:v Ir. Guy C. Pryor has been principal of Burk- burnett High School for three years. During this time, he has given his support to many improvements. Among these are: The school publications, choice of curricula, activity period, point system, and the student council. Having received his B. A. degree at North Texas State Teachers College, lr. Pryor went to Southern lethodist University and was there awarded his I. A. degree. He also did additional graduate work at the University of Texas. Reading and traveling are his favorite hobbies. He likes social studies, such as occupational guid- ance, which he teaches. nuwerzntenaent lr. C. J. Duncan has been in Burkburnett schools for seventeen years, beginning as a math teacher, then advancing to principal and later to superintendent. During this time he has been large ly responsible for many improvements. Along these are: the new grade school, the new football stadium and dressing rooms, the tennis courts, es- tablishment of the school bandg enlargement of the high school curriculum, library facilities, and I, commercial department, and the combining of Clara schools with B rkburnett on a contract basis. lr. Duncan received his B. A. and H. A. de- grees from the University of Oklahoma and did further graduate work at the University of Southern California. In his leisure time he enjoys fishing and traveling. . 'CH