Chickasha High School - Chick Chat Yearbook (Chickasha, OK)

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MR, BRUCE J. MYERS Mr. Bruce J. Myers, our superintendent, has been a faithful friend to the students of Chickasha High School. His presence MR. ROY J. PIERCE Mr. Roy J. Pierce has won the friendship and admiration of the faculty and stu- dents in the years he has served as clerk of the Chickasha Board of Education. He has always been ready and willing to help the students in every way possible. Mr. Pierce has been very understanding and helpful and has constantly worked to improve the Chickasha schools. We shall remember him as a valued friend. i Q E I ..6i at our activities gives evidence of his never failing interest in us. He has al- ways cooperated in our enterprises and has worked for the greatest welfare of our school. His position as superintend- ent of a school system as large as ours is no easy one. He has rendered great service to our community by making the Chickasha schools rank among the best in Oklahoma. The students recognize their debt to Mr. Myers and sincerely appreciate his work in helping create the opportunities they have enjoyed.

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I I Left to right: Mr. Bruce J. Myers, superintendent, Mr. Homer Ratliff, president, Mr. Roy Pierce, clerk-business managerg Mr. Paul Ferguson, first vice-president, Dr. W. C. Travis, second vice-president, Mr. Homer Bolton, memberg Mr. Reford Bond, Jr., member AD I I TRATIO BIIARII 0F EDUCATION Back of a good school system must be a good school board. The Chickasha Board of Educa- tion is made up of men who stand high in com- munity regard as leaders in their respective fields. Patient, intelligent effort for the common -5- good has characterized the work of the Chick- asha School Board. To its members the Class of 1951 owes a debt that can be discharged only through good citizenship, which seeks to ex- tend to others better educational opportunities.

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5, li' 'li .. 'rv . MR. TRICE L. BROADRICK Mr. Trice L. Broadrick, our principal, has endeared himself to the students of Chickasha High School through his tire- less efforts in our behalf and his sympa- thetic understanding of our problems. He has done much to give us a firm foundation in the fundamentals of an education, and at the same time has opened our eyes to the opportunities our school has to offer. For his friendship, interest and guidance we are deeply grateful. Miss HILDRED Tom: The students and faculty find the oflice of Chickasha High School to be a pleas- ant place, where one is always greeted with a smile. Miss Todd is at all times ready and willing to give assistance to others while carrying out her duties as registrar and secretary to the principal. They sincerely mean it when they say, Thanks for everything!