Dundee High School - Tiger Yearbook (McMann, OK)

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Grade Salma! Zzculty MR. JOE BELL Principal - Sixth Grade Ed. M., University of Oklahoma MRS. EDRA CRISP First Grade B. S. , Southeastern College MISS ROBERTA COHEA Fifth Grade B.A.. Harding College MRS. IALIE CHAPMAN Second Grade B.S., Southeastern College MRS. HAZEL BARTON Fourth Grade B.S., Southeastern College MRS, MARJORIE COLLINS Third Grade B.S. , Southeastern College

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flzylz Selma! Haculty MR, EARL C. EVERETT MR. BILL MCMINIMY Superintendent Principal - Coach Ed. M. , University of B. S. , Central State Oklahoma MRS, LEE ACREE MRS. JOSEPHINE EVERETT Commerce English - Home Economics B. S. , Northwestern B. S. , Oklahoma College College for Women MR, FERRIS THOMPSON MRS, LORENE H, WERNER MR, JAMES MCINTOSH Music Math - Science Social Science B. S. , Central State B. S. , East Central B. S. , Southeastern College College College

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Superintendent? ,Message To the Students of Dundee High School: I wish to congratulate the members of the Tiger Staff and all other members of the student body and faculty members who have made this year- book possible. You have demonstrated that val- uable asset of getting things done. You have accepted a responsibility and have completed a task. Whether you choose business, professional, or common labor for your life work, you will find there is always someone looking for the man or woman who will accept a respon- sibility and accomplish that which they set out to do. You, the student body, have furnished the raw material for this yearbook. The pictures are of you. The classes, the organizations, and the school activities, in play and in more serious moments, are what you have made them. Therefore, I hope this book has incorporated the ideas of school spirit, sportsmanship, and the life and enjoyment of your school days in such a way that you may glance through this book in the years to come with a feeling of happiness for the 'memories it brings. eiafgamf Princzkfalk' Massage Students of Dundee and, in particular, the Graduating Class: It is with pleasure that I take this opportunity to extend to you my best wishes and con- gratulations. It has been an important and memorable year, one that will be treasured in the years to come. Still, at suchatime, it is always with a note of sadness that we say good-bye, knowing that this years experiences and friendships are soon to be a thing of the past. Let us in the years to come take, from these present pleasures and new learned skills, the courage to become what today we only dream of becoming. Maybe in looking back in this fine book you will remember some of the things you did and' some of the friends you had. Believe in yourself now, profit from the past, and the future will be yours to enjoy. Good-bye and Good luck. Yfffw 1