Edmond Memorial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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Q6 www i .- - ' B . -' wi ,wfkowislsx :zff CE' 10 P' 159 QS ww GROWTH OF Edmond High School is evidenced by the Administration building which, since its con- struction in 1924, has been constantly improved by gifts from graduating classes. This year the principal's office was completely redecorated, s faculty lounge was added, and new lighting facilities were installed. Besides the fifteen class rooms, this structure also houses the auditorium. LDING ADMINISTRATWN Bm Edmond HM: Sclmol

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.IEFFRIES HALL WITH A seating capacity of three hundred and excellent athletic equipment, .leffries Hall is the scene of many athletic events. This building, which was erected in 1930, was named for O. W. Jeffries, who was at that time a mem- ber of the school board. Four coaches instruct physical education classes for both boys and girls. U MAIN ANCE T0 J EFFRIES HAL L THE HOME ECONOMICS cottage was erected in 1939. This building, which has all the con- veniences of a modem home, houses home eco- nomics classes and the offices of the superin- tendent, his secretary, and the board of edu- cation. Most of Edmond High School's social activities are held in the large reception hall. HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE MAIN ENTRANCE TO HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE

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Z!! 69 i , ' oi-'WEEE as GP p .1 Iver Q A ' fi xy --w :Q N ., 2 C . C' uvid 'V ' t NY-ll' I , ' 0 XX ' QYX' . t . eta .N g iii, X l ' CR Gi If . If o , A Z X W ' - -5 X Q! AN ff V-3 A far' NEAL EVDYXY . V f .. I f .xpdio v ww' 9059 Fred Kirkland, Mn. William B. Tnllnnt, Dr. Merle Glas I gow, F. E. Harper, Clyde Smith, Neal Fisher, Joe D. Hurt My P anmhg Commfkslbn Mm, William B. Tallam THE BOARD or EDUCATION is an unpaid but impor- tant servant of the public. Much time and thought are given by it to the educational needs of the community. Regular monthly meetings are held and many special meetings are attended. Perhaps the most important func- tion of the Board of Education is its selection of a super- intendent of schools, who serves as its executive officer. Working with and through the superintendent the Board of Education elects all employees. It adopts courses of study, purchases supplies, acquires school sites. erccts buildings, submits budgetary needs to County Excise- Board and makes rules and regulations for thc manage- ment of the schools. It also acts as a judiciary body in evaluating the results of the educational program carried out by the superintendent and his staff. Officers of the Edmond Board of Education are Fred E. Kirkland, president, and F. E. Harper, vice-president. Other members are: Joe D. Hurt, Clyde Smith and Neal Fisher. Mrs. William B. Tallant, who is secretary to the superintendent, is clerk of the board.