El Reno High School - Boomer Yearbook (El Reno, OK)

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FACULTY MISS OLIVE ANDERSON B. S.- -Hoad of Voca- tional Homo Economics Department MRS. MURRAY McCULLEY B.S -Vocational Homo E- n nr and Physi- ce! Ediration MISS JEAN ANDRES B. A., M. A.— Math- ematics, Physics, and Machines MISS ETTA DALE B. A.. M. A.—Oklaho- ma History MISS JOSEPHINE EDWARDS A. B.. M. A.—Hoad of Natural Science De- partment MRS. SANFORD BABCOCK B. F. A., M. A.—Super- visor of Vocal Music MRS. RAYMOND ESTEP A. B., M. A.—Library, Social Science, and Physical Education MRS. LUCILE BLAIR A. B., M. A.- -Spanish and Mathematics MISS FRANCES GOSSETT A. B.. M.A.—Latin and English MISS LUCILLE HICKS A. B. Ph.M.—Speech, Fn '!.’r;5 and Coach of MISS JOSEPHINE HODNETT A. B., M. A.—Head of English Department and Director of Publi- 9 MR. C. R. HORTON B. S.- Industrial Arts • MISS GLADYS INGRAM B. S.. M. A.—English MISS MABEL JONES A. B.. M. A.—English

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ADMINISTRATION Director of the Wheels of Production in the El Reno city schools is Superintendent Paul R. Taylor, who has kept the school pro duction lines rolling smoothly and swiftly for the past eight years. Admired and respected by faculty members and students, Mr. Taylor inspires those with whom he works by both example and word to render the greatest possible amount of efficient service to their country. Among his numerous activities this year has been that of serving as state chairman of the Schools- at-War program, Oklahoma War Savings Staff. His is the wisdom, the foresight, and the spirit of cooperation that keep the wheels rolling ever on toward a better tomorrow. SUPERINTENDENT PAUL R. TAYLOR A. B., M. S., Oklahoma A. and M. College, Stillwater. PRINCIPAL WALTER P. MARSH A. B., Southwestern State College, Weatherford; M. A.. Oklahoma A. and M. College, Stillwater Principal Walter P. Marsh is head foreman of the El Reno High School production line. Under his directing hand, students are encouraged to master the art of figuring accurately, of spell ing correctly, and of working harmoniously with one another. Graduates returning to El Reno High School, most of them now in the service of their country, go directly to his office— evidence that they appreciate the lessons of fair play, consid oration for others, and interest in the welfare of all that he held up before them when they were in high school—ideas for which they are now fighting.

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FACULTY MISS IRENE MARCH B. A.. M. A.—Head of Modern Language De- partment and Junior College Language MRS. NEDRA NILSON B.S.. M.S.-High School and Junior College Typing MISS MAY SHANKLIN B.S.. M. A.—Head of Social Science Depart- ment and Junior Col- lege Social Science MISS VIVIAN MATTOX A. B., M. A.- -Head of Mathematics Depart- ment. Aeronautics, and Junior College Math- ematics MISS DOVIE ANNA NOBLE B. S., A. B.. M. C. E.— Commerce and Junior College Shorthand and Accounting MR. J. E. SIMMONS B.S.—Director of Ath- letics and Physical Ed- ucation MISS LOIS McConnell B. A.—English MR. RAY PORTER A. B.. M. S.—Dean of Junior College. High School and Junior Col- lege Science • MISS MARIAN TAYLOR A. B. — Registrar and Typing MR. C. L. McGILL B.S., M.S.—Director of Vocational Education MR. M. J. ROBERTSON B.S.—Science and Vo- cational Agriculture MR. JOHN BRYAN WALDRIP B.S.. M. A. —Head of Art Department and Junior College Art MR. LEO C. MURRAY B. A. — Band Director and American History MR. DELBERT SCOTT English and Science • MISS ROSE WITCHER B.A., M. A.—Dean of Girls, High School and Junior College English