Duncan High School - Smoke Rings Yearbook (Duncan, OK)

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I 6' f if V W I 46454 'far-'avr ,Q Fx,-4 rf 4 -' f Z4 fn,-,VK gl-0 ll ' f llzilmsiiiamll n' 4? ' '4f2f5ll1l!li'lll,Hfliii,,,.,, f 'I f I f awww- - ff, , 'FTW ' DION C. woon f 1 Superintendent of Schools .,wr4K 1 Wil? p Q-'Zvi o4'f9,' 1 4 fn, fy 'six J 1 in Illia of gf!!! P 'K Hr ,yojr rat, ef 'ff ' I 0 If gML 'v:.f' 'I IW67' 40 -eh 4 ,filf ' ull' J' 1Jf' 5' lioard of Ftluctition: S. lf. Legg. Vernon Butemeyer. Clint Roberts, Rohert Burton. and K. R. Russell The tall, dark, rind hzintlsoine gxlitleinzin who presides over the spacious office on thc ground lloor nl' ll. ll. S. is Mr. Wood, the guiding light of our education. Ht' has the trenimidotis responsibility of compil- ing pzist recoids. iniiiiiigiiig present iil'friii's, and planning for the future. Tluwc problems are rcgtilmli and efficiently solved by the dynamic man lwehind thc at'eiit's. The five distinguislied gentluneii who hold the elective positions of school lioxird olfieizils txirri tht' i't .1ioiisilwility for the Welfare of the Duncan City Schools on Ihwr shoulders. The progression and mziinten- ance of our fine cslticiitioiml NjNlCIll'l1lI!1LlCh largely on these public-spiri- ted executives. An aid to Mr. Wood is Fvii-s Inez Clements who very efficiently keeps the financial accounts and rt'Cui'tls of students' credits. She capably handles affairs of the day and helps the living orgariisrn of our school to function. Miss Inez Clements Secretary to thc Superintendent .,-6.