Commerce High School - Bengal Tales Yearbook (Commerce, OK)

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xi ,-px. 'F Mr. Mouser has served as superintendent of Commerce Schools for the past six years. He received his bachelor's degree from Northeastern State College and his master's degree from Oklahoma State, whe re he ma- jored in high school adrninistra- tion and elementary supervision. Mr. and Mrs. Mouser reside at 301 North Elm. They have four children, all of whom are married. fri' 'Q Ky ff tfas Q , Everyone is aware that improvement is a sign of progress. None of us should be satisfied with any condition, if there is the slightest possibility of improving the situation. Not only is this true in business but in the field of education as well. During the past five years the faculty and administration of Commerce Public Schools have made a rather intensive study of the various departments and aspects of the school with improvement as the goal. Some of the results are: 1. Iniprovernent of the over-all curricu lurn to meet more nearly the needs of the students. Chemistry and Spanish have been added. Music has been accredited and greater emphasis has been placed on read- ing. Z. We have been admitted to member- ship in the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. 3. We pupil guidance through tests, conferences, have placed more emphasis on and counseling. 4. We have made a strong effort to strengthen the teacher-pupil-patron relationship. 5. And, finally, we have secured the assistance of a team of experts from Okla- lioma State University in conducting a survey of building needs on a long range plan. E. G. Mouser, Superintendent Mrs. Ann Shaw, school secretary, is an efficient and attractive addition to the superintendents office. Her first year at CHS, she has already become a favorite of students and faculty alike. Administration

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dministration Mr. Bennett has been at Commerce High School for four years. For three of these years, he has been principal. Mr. Bennett is a graduate of North- eastern AGM College and received his B. S, and M.S. Degrees from Kansas State Teachers' College. Mr. Bennett taught in Madison, Kansas, before coming to Commerce. , Z Z y G Mr. and Mrs. Bennett reside at 1000 East B Street. They have two sons, C. D., l3, and Keith, 9. William J. Bennett, Principal Clay Seacat, president, 4 years' service, Leonard Shamblin, member, 3 years' service, Claud Rogers, clerk, 5 years' service, Fred Jones, ViCe-p1-esident, 4 years' serviceg Warren Wilson, member, 2 years' service. 1 .,J-4