Carnegie High School - Wigle Yearbook (Carnegie, OK)

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I I ' 4 You are to be congratulated upon the publication of the 1960 yearbook. It takes a lot of planning, hard work, and responsibility. So, I congratulate the 1960 Wildcat Staff on the very excellent job they have done. BESS ROBERTSON Grade School Principal In the past few years our schools have been under the scrutiny of the nation as never before. This renewed public interest in education affords us a greater opportunity for service than we have ever known. I am proud to be a part of an organization that is meeting the challenge of our time. We all realize that success is relative, and that there is no one solution to the problems of education. However, with the splendid cooperation found in our school, we shall continue to progress year after year. D. E. MOSELEY Junior High School Principal lt is difficult to remain at a school without feeling its enthusiasm and strength. No where else in all the world can you see so many youngsters striving to develop their talents and their minds. Here you find teachers who delight in ex- ploring for more knowledge andleacling young minds through a jungle already preceived. It is a pleasure to be a part of such a school's hopes and dreams, and to extend greetings to the faculty and student body of Carnegie High School. CONGRATULATIONS to the staff and sponsor for an excellent edition ofthe Wildcat. TOM AVANTS High School Principal S0 M... ' 'itil' G . ,gg BESS ROBERTSON qu I K D. E. Moststei' ss -24 Qs een- 2. .f-. We-we s ' ,7 TOM AVANTS

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dean: Li? At no ttme tn the hrstorx of tlus great natron have the people been so dependent upon our oublrc schools for a qualttx educatron to rnsure then' future extstence Hard work long the accepted formula for success tn lrfe has taken a back seat as less tmportant than educatton, espectallx am mg our xounger people to wh vm vue look for our leaders rn thrs nuclear age we are now expertenctng I smcerely hvpe that Carnegte Publtc Schools can contrnue to marntatn htgh academtc standards vxhrch meet the need of our youth Combtned effort and hard work are alwaxs necessary to publrsh an annual Thrs year s staff have unselfrshlx gtven of thetr ttme efforts and talents to preserve the present records and experrences for our future enjoy ment I:LMO McKFt Supertntendent of Schools No matter how busy she mrght be, 'Gerry al ways has a smtle for everyone and wrll drop every thrng to help any flustered student or harassed teach er a perfect secretary rn every respect MRS. GERALDINE PHELPS, Secretary , 1 . Q N: , ,,1' , 1 ' ' L gf 1 - r ' P I 1 fda X - ,v . T ' in I , , 5 , .5 X fy 9 L r ' .. if . .g s' fat' ft E , M lf Q - x , - 1 A. f X, . 0 1 ,Ml X sa , . if H if I , y W I 1 t , Lf-311 Q4 N 1 X I 1 , ' Q1' ' ' ' 5 ' - ., 4 , Q gk . Qf W W ,ff I p ' K X ' K

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- . ' 'W I .4 I f I Q' as .g .ff,?f'5 '- -E'f5u2'.f .few fi' if FIRST ROW: MRS. MARIETTA FIELD B. S., Oklahoma State Second Grade MISS BESS ROBERTSON B. S, , Southwestern Elementary Principal Fourth Grade MISS AUBA PENNINGTOINJ B. S. , C. S. C. Second Grade MRS. LEE WOOD B.S. , Southwestern First Grade SECOND ROW: MRS. LLOYD MANLEY B.S, , Southwestern Fourth Grade '42 MRS. MELVIN MONROE B. S. , Southwestern Cafeteria Third Grade MRS. ARNOLD VOGT B. S. , Southwestern Elementary MRS. WALTERJOHNSON B.M.E., O.C.W. Elementary Music Third Grade MRS. GEORGE TULLY BS., Southwestern First Grade