Cleveland High School - Cleoma Yearbook (Cleveland, OK)

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Cldllgy BERNARD V. REZABEK High School Principal. Speech B. A. Degree from Central State Teachers' College, Edmond, Masters Ed. M. from Oklahoma University formerly taught at Winslow Arizona, came to Cleveland in 1948. ELVA BRADLEY Commerce, Junior Sponsor M. S. and B. S. Degrees from K.. S. T. C., Pitts- burgh, Kansas. In Cleve- land since 1946, taught six years in Kansas. JACK F. PARKER Science, Freshman Sponsor B. S. Degree from North- western State, Alva, Okla- homa, formerly taught at northwestern, gradu ate work at Chicago, came to Cleveland in January, 1949. MARTHA HOBBS English and Home Econom- ics in junior high, Eighth Grade Sponsor B. S. Degree, A. and M. College, Stillwater, taught English LeFlore H i g h School, English and Home Economics, Howe High School: home economics Mound Valley, in Cleve- land since 1944. IRENE JORDAN Mathematics, Freshman Sponsor Attended Phillips Univers- ity, Enid, one year and three summers, B. A. De- gree, 1929, and M. A. De- gree, l934, Oklahoma Uni- versity, taught in Cleve- land since 1921. HAROLD F. ATKISSON Music, Junior Sponsor A. B. Degree from Drury College, Springfield, Miss- ouri, Music B at Drury, formerly taught at St. Ag- nes School Springfield, in Cleveland since 1948. EVELYN B. ARMSTRONG English, Seventh Grade Sponsor B. S. Degree from Central State Teachers' College, Edmond, Oklahoma, form- erly taught at West Side School, 1939-42, returned to Cleveland in 1945, has taught in junior and sen- ior high school since that time. EARL HOBBS Vocational Agriculture, F. F. A. Advisor and Sophomore Sponsor B. S. Degree from A. and M. College, Stillwater, su- perintendent of agriculture experiment station, Heav- ener, Oklahoma, taught in Cleveland since 1943.

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, wifefb- p v X J 4 a , fl ...f .A jf' 0 5. Z- I ,. ,n CLCM IDA PHILLIPS Teacher Librarian, Senior Sponsor Life Certificate, Central State Teachers' College, Edmond, taught in Cleve- land from 1923-'28 and since 1943. LYLE BERRYHILL Coach, Industrial Arts, Senior Sponsor B. S. Degree from Central State Teachers' College, Edmond, in Cleveland since 1948. LUCILLE I-IEDGER. Home Economics Sophomore Sponsor M. S. Degree from A. and M. College, Stillwater. Taught three years in Ok- lahoma schools before coming to Cleveland in 1946 ELMEB H. STAHLY Science, Freshman Sponsor LELIA H. NOWIJIN English, Journzlimn, Senior Sponsor Attended Northeast Miss- ouri State Teachers College Kirksville, Missouri, equiv- alent of two years, B. A. Degree, University of Tul- sa, taught in Missouri rur- al schools four years and eight years in junior high school, Bogard, Missouri, junior and senior high school, Cleveland, since 1919. MILDRED CROOK Junior High Girls' Athlet- ics, Spanish, Junior and Senior High Social Science, Seventh Grade Sponsor. B. A. Degree, Central, State Teachers' College, Edmond, attended Tulsa University, 111158, and A. and M, Col- lege, Stillwater, taught in Cleveland since 1922. J. T. LEVAY History, Coach, Eighth Grade Sponsor B. S. Degree Central State Teachers College, Edmond, Oklahoma, in Oklahoma since 1945 and in Cleve- land since 1948. EDNA LOU PETERMAN School Secretary Graduated from Cleveland High School in 1946, start- ed work as secretary in September, 1946. 1 x H-Q ,b -J K l J Y Q'14 1