Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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ill, K me Murl H. Price Ardmore High School Principal ln our midst stands a great man. With a friendly smile he points to a brighter future for all of us. As we listen to his words encouraging us to even greater achievements, we realize the truth of his speaking. We are grate- ful for this unerring guidance. His understanding and tolerance to- ward each individual make for an ideal student-principal relationship. A symbol of the highest fundamentals of living, our principal, Mr. Murl H. Price, will ever remain a valued in- fluence in our lives.

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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

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Hi h School Secretary The enduring patience of Mrs. Robert Goins, our school secretary, contributes much to the high morale of all students. Her insight of student problems is amaz- ing. She skillfully handles the tedious and tremendous task of keeping all school records. But, with all her responsi- bilities, she remains calm, efficient and ever-helpful. Morning Office Assistants Mrs. Robert Goins Afternoon Office Assistants Julia Johnson, Linda Lamb and Barbara Short Marilyn Berryhill, Judy Ott and Karen Scovill -.-.wr DSM, 1,1 X