Carnegie High School - Wigle Yearbook (Carnegie, OK)

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EQQBQABQEQQBQSGSZEQLQSSBQBSS EM BLALK ll2Sli519li51iliLSlSZ11lS21iliZ1ilS5!li2L1l9.5 5599 5552 Hrstory of the School Carnegre s first school began rn the fall of 1903 It was taught by J F Rhoades rn a building on North Broadway which was later used as a Catholic church and rs now occup1ed bv the Carnegie Steam Laundry In 1904 a large two story frame burldrng costrng about S1700 was erected on the 11111 south of town This was later moved down town and converted rn the Hartman hotel At the present trme rt rs known as the Shobe hotel By 1908 the school had outgrown the frame burldrng so the drstrrct voted bonds to construct a new building Then the brick burldlng now occupied by the grammar grades was erected The school grew very raprdly rn lts new quarters and contrnuec to grow untrl rn 1921 the drstrrct rn keeping with the splrrt of the school voted S40 000 rn bonds for a new hrgh school burldrng The town voted S12 000 for an audrtorrum to be used as a town hall The hrgh school building rs a modern rnstrtutron that rs the prrde of every crtrzen It has ten class rooms a domestic science room chemical laboratory and a manual trarnrng room It also has a steam heatrng plant hot and cold shower baths and a large gymnasium burlt of solid concrete covered with a wood fioorrng making rt one of the finest rn thrs part of the state The audrtorrum has a seating capacity of eight hundred The grounds cover two crty blocks and have a football field baseball diamond and a quarter mrle track The first high school system was organized rn 1909 by Superintendent Creek more After the constructron of the nevs hrgh school bulldrng a more elaborate system was planned and put into execution by Su Jerrntendent Allen In 1922 Superintendent A Frank Martin was placed at the head of the school In the same year a new mem ber was added to the high school fatultv and rn 1923 a new rnstructor took her place wrth the others at the head of the Junior Hrgh Carnegre high school was accredited rn 1916 wrth a total of srxteen unrts It was rarsed rn 1919 to twenty five and again rn 1920 to twenty srx unrts The school system has dropped the teaching of foreign languages rn order to devote more time to subjects which are of common use and now rt IS accredlted with a total of twenty four unrts In 1922 under Superintendent Martrn home economrcs and manual trarn rng were added to the lrst of subJects taught by the hrgh school Also there was addec a normal trarnrng course the students wrshrng to take thrs course are prepared for the teaching professron and upon finrshrng recelve a two year state certrficate Untrl 1911 athlet1cs were almost unknown rn the Carnegie hrgh school I 1912 Carnegie made up for former defeats by wrnnrng the county meet and a maJorrty of the football games In 1913 athletrc organizations consrsted of a tennrs club boys basketball team baseball team grrls basketball team and a track team In the last few years Carnegie has made good rn athlet1cs In 1923 Carnegre took first place rn the track meet and thlrd place rn the rntellectual meet at Anadarko The first glee club was organlzed rn 1916 17 by Mrs Landrngham It has shown raprd progress rn the past few years and has often grven pleasing numbers at many school and crvrc entertainments as well as specral concerts The club rs under the drrectron of Miss Irrs Deck this year The band was first organized rn 1919 by a high school boy Marshall Vanpool The boys have made raprd progress srnce they began and now under the rnstructron of C P Coats they have reached a degree of proficiency seldom acquired by a hrgh school band The band plays for all athletrc conte ts and school entertainments The first annual was pr b'rshed rn 1913 and called The Leader It was dedr catel to the supe mtendert Harry S Cook No more annuals were published untll 1920 when the Red and Black appeared The Red and Blanck has been publrshcd each year srnce that date by the Senior class Carnegres first graduate unter the accreclrted system was Amelia Daub rt rn 1917 In 1918 there were ten rn 1919 nrne rn 1920 fifteen rn 1921 tewnty four rn 1922 twenty eight rn 1923 thirty two rn 1924 thirty four and this year the Senror class rs the largest rn the hlstory of the school havrrg forty one members Past upermtendents of C H S lllllllde 19091011 12 Creekmore who estab lrshed the first system 1912 13 Cook 1912 14 15 Armst org 1915 16 Olrver 1916 17 18 L'1 dlngham 191819 McCol1ou lr 1919 20 21 22 Allen 1922 23 24 Martin Mr Mar rn resrgned March 1 1924 and Mrs H C Jones became superrntendent for the remarnder of the year Carregre has g own from a one room school wrth only a few pupils to an ex traordrnary system employr g eventcen teachers It has three drvrslons namely grammar gr rdes rumor high and enror high school V- V. 5,- IV' Jr-A YE5r1Yl5f?llSi'?s5i35ilYl1iYl531?l5S1?1lf?l5fEi31 E531Y15i?3l1E5f?15ffS53r?1535fBff?15fYE5f f N 0 . , . 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J C M KRLMTUM BA 1909 MA 1923 Un1ve1s1ty ot Oklahoma Mr Krumtum superlntendent oi schools ot Calncgle, came here from Norman where he was prmclpal of the Unlvelslty of Oklahoma hxgh school He has the admlratlon and respect of all the students by h1S firm declslons and fa1r dealmgs Mr Kxumtum has successfully handled the County Basketball Tournament and ot the leaders of the Southwestern Athletnc olganlzatlons He lb caleful to co opuate wlth the Boald ot Lducatxon the town or the school ln anythlng that IS to bcttel the town Ol the school Thls co opelatlve splrlt lf absorbed by the student bodv 18 the one thmg that wlll put Carnegle schools at the top of the ladde-1 l l the County Track and Field Meet, and was complimented upon his success by many