Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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James W. Bruce Administrative Assistant In his capacity as Administrative Assis- tant, Mr. James Bruce sees that all school policies are observed. As clerk of the Board of Education, he is respon- sible for all monies expended through- out the school system. Under his super- vision, the Junior-Senior High School Cafeteria provides attractive and appe- tizing meals as well as serving as a center for extra-curricular recreation. Mr. Bruce, who is also purchasing agent for the schools, ingeniously makes the dollar purchase twice its value. In all these capacities he serves the Ardmore High School system faithfully and well. C. A. Baker City School Engineer iii' Mrs. Elizabeth Minzes Secretary to Mr. Bruce

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Ardmore Board of Education si, X Versatility certainly marks every member of the Ardmore Board of Education. In their varied professions, they bdng a vnde knowdedge and a skilled efficiency to place the Ardmore Chy Schools on a level surpassed by none i' i' ir E. L. Mike Massad, realtor and lease broken contdbutes hh vdde ath- letic knowledge for the direct benefit of every chdd in schook Paul Sperry, vice-president of the board, has served ehven years As owner and operator of a city food market, Mr. Sperry offers sound advice on discrhninate p u rc h a si n g for the schooL For ten years Dr. J. Hoyle Carlock, has been one of the factors that has inode our Board effkienf VVHh hh medkal background,the Board makes wdse dechions concerning the heahh of aH students Preddent of the ldobk Foundanon which his father founded, Samuel R. Noble, has been with the Board four years and advises on technical as well as Hnandalinahem. 'k ir 'k Guy Givens, salesman for a city wholesale company, has worked with the Board for sixteen years and is now in hh second tenn as preddent '43 7 l N . . ,MA A J.,v4'f M. ,tu .-.....,, fi? 'EQ CIS 'ff ff' 01 V ff NDA , lil 11,111 HH ..-

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Audio-Visual Education A vital part of Ardmore High School is the audio-visual department. Mrs. Irene McGoodwin, audio-visual co-ordinator, ad- vises teachers in the selection of materials such as books, films and filmstrips for classroom use. She trains students to operate the equipment for the teachers, for civic clubs and other organizations out- side of the school. ln doing this, Mrs. McGoodwin performs a great service for the classroom teacher and above all, for the individual student. Operating the tape recorder are Jerry Robinson, Pat Slaughter and C h a r l e s Teague. Learning the technicalities of film projection are John Bowman, Bruce Loard. Gary Stoner and Katy Leach. Thomas Vw'hit- more, Judy Taylor and Bob Reid check the film strip equipment. Mrs. Irene McGoodwin ip Y .si 4. I 3 I ' l XX i Q ski