Elk City High School - Elk Yearbook (Elk City, OK)

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M88 ! oLwUI'LC Chow' ns the cn heard from fam lshed students as they bound lt top speed for the lunch room to be enerpxzed and nutrnomnd Under the expert SUPCFVISIOH of Nlrs RLlJ1 Savage and Nlrs Rosle ohnson, meals are prepared each das for some S0 s t u d e n t s and mstruetors Hellthful nounshmg menus are planned xx eeks nn ldwanee .md served generously lv.-,L yi Nlrs Reb.: Savage md Nlrs Rosle ohnson are nn nn hw .mare L lam for the pause ar refruhu 1 n Jnl us Clcorge Atwood md Rnmond Poff 1re eonsnderad 1. of the gms., at ls HS Durmg hxs 16 NCITS lure George has match ed mlm students walk the lme rom rhur fnrsr dsx of sehool to the dav of grad uatnon Mr Poff here onlx sux years has mzde mms buddnes lmonz thc yumor hlgh students Nlrs Xlaxrle R Qmnxh ns talunz lumh tnckets from Farl Vbuleots Frankn Nhrhurger and Bob Creason before thu dash ro :lu Lhovw lum- Fwcn the complex mechamsm of the new sehool s heat light and power planrs hold no mwsternes for YCHS and FC HS fuorntn odd job men-Ccorge Atwood and Ravmon Poft' better known as George and Mr Poff . u nr- Y A I ' f v ' ,' .v' 1 U s v' w ' I f H . . . . ra . x I l ' , ', '-. ft . . J r . x . , W . ' X ' -' ' 1 Q v - e ' N , 1 l lb K, ' A . . W -' e 'V .. . 'lr e A - ' j lg N . 9 ' ', th' flrsr In A ' ' ' th - - - llIlCl1Nl15I K ry ,V 1 ' N ' . . ' . ' ' ' ,A ' Non' ' j. j 1C . x ' '. V , . . . ' v v - . . ' ' f f Y I ff V - n f lf - 5 , ' ' ' ' . I, A V , f . . ' 47 L . r 3 ' fa 4 ' in I 4 ' .. . , , . -1 ' 1, ,J f - X . . , , an fly I U. 10

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overnment lag Students or Cgutucfents 'JJTN Q 1' -,1211 As he gavet at the trophies. memenms of FCH9 hlaving past. Frank Klarhurizcr, stu- dent council president, ponders ahuut the new activities of the highschool council members. Planning tu. sears aetnities with their sponsor Mr Peatm are uds Pulls Cumrtann Ieeler Iouise Crea son 'vlax Saute Ioretta Roles Vaxnctte Ti ey Tom Nlarhurttr ldds Peach lamts Walter Mark Brads Ierrx Harrison and Dale Vhultr Thug stu dents are Loumil eominitzu. ehairmen No sehonl should he complete without oruuanivcd rep- retentatinn of pupils to express the idcas and opinions ' utunt ty ant 0 t its hast to imprr e 'mo and sumo .ietivitiex l7ffet'tive prescn J- tion of ideas is th' uhieet of Johnny 0'Uell. Fran N rhurger, lcslic Thurman, and l.inda T'lley's dis- cussinn.

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atlc gs Jun Geometric triangles and angles spun in the minds of the geometry students, and all quad- ratic equations baffled the Algebra II classes momentarily: hut sure enough, just as Mrs. Iilizabeth Balner said, even the most stub- horn triangles finally allowed themselves to he proved congruent, and all of the equations were factored. As a result, minds cleared and smiles replaced frownsg then everyone was happy again. Gene Adams and Ronnie Slarna receiye help from Hr. M. l Ciopelin in sulsint: .1 tough lwusiness aritlieint-lic prolvlem o the board. Mrs. Flinbctli Haber checks some of the geometry :xssignnwnts for accuracy. Mrs. Baber also teaches Algebra Il and business arithmetic in a new classroom. lf IX equals 20. then x must equal IO. says Xlrs. Rulwy Bullard. as she esplains Aluehra I to joy Nell Xfheel- er. Don Monroe. Shirley Beam, jimmy Xlavberrv. and Gayle Mile. All stu- dents are required to complete one year of alxgehra lwcfore they may grad- uate from hitglischool. Aki'