Crooked Oak High School - Rufnex Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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DEDICA T I CDN 1951 f'l Nm mm A URW SU1P6rmLe fldent ln recognttton o hzs fatth ul servtce to the Crook d System we dedtcate the195 'll o our superzntendent Hzs cooperatton and e Lctency have been apprectated by the students teachers parents and czttzenso the communzty liven wzth hzs constant tozl beyond the requzrements o duty tn pro mottng an adequate butldmg program he has never orgotten the student growth and general wel are Durmg hrs three years as supertntendent the currtculum and actwzty programs have been enrzched to provzde greater op portunzty or Lncreased student partzczpatzon Ln all phases of school lt e ' ' f ' ' f ' ' e Oak School , ' I ROUGHlVECKt ' , rr. Earl A. Drennan. . . . f ' , f f . f.

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BCDARD GF ED UCA TION IYX PAUL BURTON CUY T STRAHORN Member Preszdent PALMER BAYS GILBERT TROSPER Member Vzce Preszdent R 0 ROSE EARLA DHENNAN Clerk S upermte ndent

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Superintendent of Schools ' . ADMINISTRATION , ,fog -nat., t EARL A. DIIENNAN DIXIE fm! Message ft vf' K lf 'V 3 -5, I f from the is , YF? R, Supermtendent 1 GLADYS ,IACOBY DORA Secretary of Schools Elemenggr Students, while thinking over your experiences in life haven't you, at one time or another, con- cluded that your teachers have been quite a help to you in a way? The worst,' ones sometimes being the best teachers of all? Friends often discourage us by expecting more of us than we are able to perform, but our teachers challenge us by expecting more of us than we can do. It is good to remember, a kite rises only against the wind, and no skipper of an old time wind- jammer ever worked his way into port in a dead calm. N0 matter who you are or what you are trying to do, if you are meeting with some opposition, you are fortunate. And always, if you are sincere and your cause is worthy, plenty of loyal friends will rally to your side. Q A 549 , TERRY XIONROE High School Principal ,E lf, Sqn, SMITH .lunior High Principal MINOR y Principal