Classen High School - Orbit Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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The llklahoma City School Board Welcomes New Superintendent Coming to Oklahoma City from Columbia University only this fall, Dr. H. V. Bruner has already con- tributed much to the community which has welcomed him as its superintendent of schools. A stu- dent of social and economic prob- lems and their relationship to edu- cation, he is vice-president of the National Kindergarten Association as well as an officer in the National Society for Curriculum Study. For the last ten years he has been Cur- riculum Consultant for Ft. Worth, Houston, the Board of Education of South Dakota, and different cities in Maryland including Baltimore. This is not the first time he has had a chance to become acquaint- ed with our state. He is a native of Missouri and was head of the schools at Okmulgee. ln l924 he left Oklahoma to teach at Columbia where he received his Ph.D. de- gree. Dr. Bruner's theory for teaching lies in this statement: My aim of education is to assist each individ- ual in becoming increasingly self- directiveiintellectually, efficiently and happily self-directive--in en- terprises of value to himself and to others. H, B, BRUNER The Gklahoma City School Board is composed of a group of promi- nent business men Who are responsible for making the rules and regula- N' L, GEORGE tions which govern the city schools. Through their competent direction clerk-Business Manager ours are among the best schools in a nation full of the finest schools in the World. ROY I. TURNER DAVE R. MCKOWN WARREN H. EDWARDS EDD L. l'flSEl.. l. Wll.EY RICHARDSON Vice-President President eww 5 ,ir . . .. .1 list, . ., . .-.K 3,397 A , f