College High School - Col Hi Yearbook (Bartlesville, OH)

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FACULT .woe :A ew new av gf oye ls . N nl r I ege 4 1 se oo e Un the ll row they ell! re aeune from left to right Warren N lxlelnstelher mstruetor of speeeh whom you could not olget for lu pelteetly eorny jo es interspersed with 0lCelNl0ll4ll good ones Ruby lorres, boolekeeper without whom the offlee woulel heehaos l'sthe'r tarlton, head of the l'ni:llsh eommlttee anel lnyalua e 1 r e y y it ane loye of l',lll.,llNh lite-ratu Nlary laxton teacher of lfngllsh ly who can furnls a goo rehutx Ill ui deh te and whose name ls synonomus with the XllllllllN Wlary xllfl' liolt cafeteria man iger anel dletltlem who saw to it that we were properly fed ill winter and prepared some wonderful plenle lunehes in the spring. llltlllk' l'ortenherry lnstruetor in history whom we remember as running around sehool llllllxllll., as If she h ls run into a swinging door after me rely falling down stairs ln the se eond row I X lrgll lluston mstruetor of auto mechanics who stayed our ln the other hull uet o m et .u t Xoryell a prlnelpal whom we eould not and would not want to for e learl leoffe eommerelal teaeher who was absolutely unheat ihle on the se-nlor play tleleet sales, Gla ys Nfnall willing in truetor of unwilling eolle-ge French students Irene lfpler teaeher of liihle and Iunglish an 1 wonderful hurl Ceserye sponsor llrmnla Lasley dean of girls who eould not haye done wit ou er an l leelwarel dlreetor of yoeal mllslt who was jllsl 1 grand fe ow Bess Hedges ehalrman of the hl tory Itbmmlllflf, is first in the third row How eould anyone for 3.1 t then t-rm papers in Xmerlean history Joy N Nhlelds a llhrarlan who really kept order, Wlrlea liedelinj, art instruetor whos turned out some nice designs Wlary Jane hlnldld seeretary who was mee- to have in the offlee Nlarthi llddell math lnstruetor who really knows her stuff. whether or not her trig students get it l'thel llayls homemalelng instructor who has started many students on the right foot lhe bottom row meludes lzdward J llen ldel, science lnstruetor who shows more than how to ex aet a meta ust r ean o men, lyes as we as teaehes his physoehoogry laul Wheeler, stluetor of lnelu trial arts who really malees the shop hllll, Hubert Nlaness lnstruetor ln Npanlsh who will he re me mhe red for his atte mlllll1f.Z 1 trip to MEXICO, Floyd Hayes as mstruetor of usual education has shown many students the right path Y X Nluwelman, Instructor ln eommerce found to he agree a e but not gullible ,op lalner. lnstruetor of commerce ean a e as we as dish out dlcta lon: Vivian Xemecek instructor in physical education also made a wonderful study hall teacher: and Jules liourquin, director of instrumentul music, which means he can handle people and instruments. George Karch physics instructor and director of visual education will he remembered particularly hy his phy- sics students. although he is not in the picture. 6

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THE N A VTILUS lllSMltD - II I l llllllllll Bartlesville Senior high-College is now one of the most progressive schools in this district. The new buildings may well be said to look like something taken from a page of an architectural magazine, or trans- planted from the World's Fair. Every effort has been made to construct buildings that would suit all possible needs of the students and provide a beautiful surrounding that would be inducive to acquiring an education. The citizens of Bartlesville spent 5476332.29 on these buildings in order to obtain the best. The school board, superintendent of schools and principal spent many months con- sidering plans. After the architectural plans had been approvegl by the boa1'd, each teacher had to be consultel to see it' anything had been left out. Thus, these buildings were not built on the spur of the moment, b.it resulted from a long need and careful planning. We see here the result of such plannirg, a modern, attractive school. Tl.e class of 113.15 was fortunate to be the first class to graduate from these new buildings. It has been their privilege to enter the building at the time of its completion on January 8, 1940, and set standards of conduct for future classes to follow. The old building symbolizes the memories ol' the past, while the new, with its magnificent layout in dazzling whit-3 concrete, stands for the hopes of the future.

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I SCHDUI LEADERS--' sennor class presldent who backed the largest play tlcket sale ln reunt years li the place fllled by Robert Fmery He ls a member of the National Honor Society and also belongw to the tycloraman-s dramatic club This year he earned his second letter ln football lI't'Nldtlll of the Junlor tollngc 4 o M10 ll ard member of thl wexrs Lrldlllllllf, claw he has for two N lr gui td de 1 ox e member of the Juto Nt u., 1 4 b organized hx the box the nge lllil 1 N 1 tx ll 5 1 H x 1 11 mn s., 4 e x t UC ll IXQ Unden the competent leadelshlp of theSe,th1ee bows l3a1deQw1He Sen l0l hlgh I ollege has had an lllustllous wean and setrnanw plecedenceeikn the futul e TH X.-1l'Y'lL VS As cl1z1il'1v1:u1 of the llel' -'ztive Y YW G lvtllllllllllbt' thi: ye-ar. llu ll l'l 'l- lips has le- -11 the teclmivzll he: l of 3 the vlwle st-hvol o1'gav1i'.zt' . lle was actin- in all School activities. . ln-int zi mm-mb-r of' th- senior tlfxy -, vast, Nuti mul llonor S his-ty, Hi- , YE. class se-nzxtor. and ls-ttt-rim: In ' lvzxsketlmall for hi4 fm 'tl .' -ar. , I l ' ' ifx 3 is th- ff - f !'ch' Fair. A x - 's Q 1 '.' 2 4 ' . . . .A. - .1 ,Z S ,v 'd . the xstiny of th' .luc ll' is an - - .' z 's. 2 'lu f' I' gs in - col- l . . .I U S .K 1 . h . X W. -Y ' . L , - ' 4 '. 'C ' ' ' , ' X ' 1'